most mwim TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS. A prominent New York physician lately complained to Dundas Dick about his Sandalwood Oil Capsules, stating that sometimes they almost cured miraculously, but that a patient of his had taken them for some time without the least effect. On being informed that several imitations were made and sold, he promised to enquire, which he did, and found that his patient had been taking capsules sold in bottles, and the druggist stated that he could not get D. D. & Co.’s at the time, and had often sold the others instead, supposing that as they were said to contain the same amount of Oil of Sandalwood and Oil of Cassia as the genuine, they would have the same effect. AY11 at has happened to the physician referred to may have happened to many others, and D. D. & Co. take this method of protecting physicians, druggists and themselves, and also of preventing the Oil of c' vndalwood from coming into disrepute. OWING to the great success of Dick’s Oil of Sandalwood Capsules, many other substitutes have been adverted, such as Pastes, Mixtures, Pills, etc., all of which have been abandonee PHYSICIANS who oil prescribe the Capsules will continue to do so, for they con- tain the OH in the best ~nd cheapest form. D. D. Go. use more Oil of Sand\.lwool in the manufacture of their Capsules, than all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Perfumers in the United States com- bined, and this is the sole reason why the pure Oil is sold cheaper in their Capsules than in any other form. OIL OF SANDALWOOD is fast superseding every other remedy, sixty Capsules only being required to insure a safe and certain cure in six or eight days. From no other medicine can a like satisfactory result be obtained. Our own Copaiba require on an average about twenty days; our Copaiba and Cubebs about seventeen ; and our Matico about fifteen; while the best of the hard Capsules require about forty days, and the others a much longer time. Dick’s Soft Capsules solve the problem long and anxiously considered by many of our most eminent physicians, of how to avoid for the patient the nausea and disgust experienced in swallowing, which are well known to often detract from, if not destroy, the beneficial effects of some of the most valuable remedies prescribed. The Soft Capsules are handsomely put up in tin-foil and neat boxes, containing 30 each, and are now the only Capsules prescribed by Physicians. These were the only Capsules admitted to the last Paris Exposition. Ef" SEND FOR CIRCULAR TO 35 WOOSTER STREET, N. Y. SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES. GENERAL AGENCY, 110 Meade St., New York. PETER HOLLER’S PUREST NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL. It is now about four years since we accepted the sole agency for North America for this article; we did so only after a very careful examination of the facts connected with its manufacture. Immediately upon its introduction into this country it took front rank as a pure and strictly reliable article, and we feel warranted in claiming it to be, beyond any question, the best and most reliable Cod Liver Oil in the world. k We may further mention, that in addition to having received unqualified testimonials as to its merits from eminent medical men in Europe and in this country, the endorsement of such distinguished men as Lewis A. Sayre, M.D., J. Marion Sims, M.D., H. B. Sands, M.D., and others; it took the first prize at the Great International Exhibitions of England, France, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Russia; and at the recent World’s Fair at Vienna it was awarded two first-class Medals—the only medal for progress given to Cod Liver Oil, and the Medal for Merit over fifty-six competitors, embracing specimens from all quarters of the globe. It is now quite generally kept in stock by respectable apothecaries throughout the country. W. H. SCHIEFFELIN & CO., New York. KEASBEY, MATTISON & RUTTER’S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT PREPARATIONS. Citrate of Lithia—Pepsin, Bismuth, and Strychnia—Nitrate Cerium—Bro- mide of Potassium—Phosph. Iron, Quinine, and Strychnia—Iodide of Potassium, Pepsin, and Bismuth—Citrate of Iron, Qui- nine, and Arsenic—Citrate of Iron and Arsenic. We beg to call the attention of the medical profession to our elegant granular preparations, which are acknowledged to be superior to any in the market, and are already in extended use by many of the most eminent physicians. The advantages attendant on this method of administering some of the most popular remedies will be obvious to all. The evolution of carbonic acid renders even such nauseous preparations as the Potassium, Salts of Iodine, and Bromine agreeable and palatable. For Pepsin and combinations of Pepsin and Bismuth, the granular form of preparation is unsurpassed. The liquid pre- parations of Pepsin, Bismuth, and Strychnia have been proved by Scheffer and others to owe their activity solely to the Bismuth and Strychnia, the Pepsin being rendered inert by the alkali necessary to keep the Bismuth in solution. Our preparation will be found to give an acid solution, the only form in which Pepsin should ever be administered. Our Iron and Arsenic, and Iron Quinine and Arsenic Salts, introduced by Dr. F. Maury, of Philadelphia, have met with unprecedented success. Full lists of our Mineral Water and other Salts, with composition of each, as also samples, furnished on application to KEASBEY, MATTISON & RUTTER, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 1117 Filbert Street, Philadelphia. C A. P S TJ L E B, WITH PURE SANDALWOOD OIL, SANDALWOOD OIL, WITHCASSIA, Prepared by H. PLANTEN & SON, Manufacturers of Improved French Gelatine and Jujube Paste (Empty) Capsules, Established 1836. 224 "William. Stroet, TSToxTcr TiTox'ls.. DETAILED LISTS SEISTT OLT APPLICATION-. MEDICAL COLLEGE OIL1 OHIO. 1819. 1814. Preliminary Course begins Wednesday, September 2nd. Regular Session begins Thursday, October ist, and continues till March ist, 1875. General Ticket $40 00 | Demonstrators’ Ticket $ 5 00 Matriculation 5 °o j Graduation Fee 25 00 Number of Matriculants for.Session of 1873 and '74 252 The Faculty have exclusive control of the Good Samaritan Hospital during the Session. Clinics two days in the week. College Dispensary has an attendance of 4000 patients a year. Daily Clinic free to the class. FACULTY. JAMES GRAHAM, M. D., Emeritus Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. ROBERTS BARTHOLOW, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. * W. H. GOBRECHT, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. W, W. SEELY, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear and Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology. P. S. CONNER, M. D., Professor of Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Surgery. SAMUEL NICKLES, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. JAMES T. WHITTAKER, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Clinical Medicine. W. W. DAWSON, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. THAD. A. REAMY, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Children and Clinical Midwifery. C. D. PALMER, M. D., Professor of Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women and Clinical Gyneecology. H. A. CLARK, M. D., Professor of Chemistry. TOM. O. EDWARDS, Jr., M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. GEO. B. ORR, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Surgery. ROBERTS BARTHOLOW, M. D., Dean of the Faculty. (120 W. Seventh.) W. W. SEELY, M. D., Secretary of the Faculty. (118 IV. Seventh.) WM. M. CPA WEORD, fanitor, College Building, Sixth Street, between Vine and Race. JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, The next Annual Session will begin on Monday, 5th October, 1874. Preliminary Lectures from Monday, 7th September. FACULTY. JOSEPH PANCOAST, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Anatomy. SAMUEL D. GROSS, M. D., D. C. L. Oxon., Professor of Surgery. ELLERSLIE WALLACE, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. B. HOWARD RAND, M. D., Professor of Chemistry. JOHN B. BIDDLE, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica. J. AITKEN MEIGS, M. D., Professor of Institutes of Medicine. J. M. DaCOSTA, M. D., Professor of Practice of Medicine. W. H. PANCOAST, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. THOMAS H. ANDREWS, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. J. EWING MEARS, M. D., Demonstrator of Surgery. Clinical Instruction is given daily at the College. Professor JOSEPH PANCOAST will take charge of the Surgical Clinic with the Professors of Surgery and Anatomy. Professor Wallace will hold the Clinic of Diseases of Women. Pro- fessors DaCosta, Meigs, Biddle, and Rand will hold the Medical Clinic. Drs. R. J. Levis and W. Thomson will hold the Clinic on Diseases of the Eye and Ear. At the Pennsylvania Hospital, which is in the immediate neighborhood of the Col- lege, Professors DaCosta and Meigs, and Dr. Levis give Clinical Instruction. At the Philadelphia (Alms House) Hospital, Professor Pancoast and Drs. Brinton and Maury are connected with the staff of lecturers. Material for Dissection will be hereafter furnished free of expense, and no charge will be made for conveniences or extras of any kind. FEES, for a full course, Si40; Matriculation (paid once only), $5; Graduation, $30. J. B. BIDDLE, M. D., DEAN OF THE FACULTY. Miami Medical College OF ClilNOIlsritTA.'Z'I. WINTER SESSION commences October 1st, and continues until March 1st. SPRING SESSION commences middle of March, and continues two months. JOHN A. M UIirilY, M. ])., Dean. W. JET. TAYLOR, M. D., Secretary. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE, SAEEM, OEEGON. The Regular Course of Lectures will commence on the 15th day of December, annually, and continue six months, four didactic lectures daily. Oregon Home for the Sick, State Penitentiary, and the out-door department will furnish ample material for Clinical Instruction. Matriculation $ 5 00 I Professors’ tickets 120 00 PEES. onstrator’s ticket ration fee 00 For further information concer; .his Institution address, H. CARPENTER, M. D., Dean, Salem, Oregon. STAUFER’B HARD RUBBER UTERINE INSTRUMENTS, This figure represents the series of uterine sup- porters and elastic abdom- inal belt X. The tops are globes, oblong, antever- siontopC. Prolapsus and procidentia cup A, and re- troversion E. The stem 8 have the pelvic curve and the cups Bcrew obliqu - on them, so that the uterus when elevated is held in its natural position The tops are of any size re- quired. S S, is an elastic gum, passing through the base of stem n. In tube m, lies concealed a coil spring. Thus the cor- rected uterus rests on two elastic motions. The ma- terial is black hard rubber, light and free from poisonous substances. Kxchanges are free until the cases are suited. Also sold on trial contract, when desired. Prices of A, C, G, U, each complete, $7.00; Retrover- sion E, $8.00. Globe B, $2. D, $1.50. HAED BTJBBEE FLESH COLOE SPEOULUMS. UTERINE—Four in the series or nest. Material dental red. O and P unscrew aud are duplicated. One guide stem R, completes the series. The guide and thin walls admit the introduction of a size to embrace the entire cervix. The view is both natural and com- plete. The patient’s dread of | glass or pinching valves is obvi- attd. The case Q, carries tbem in _ _ a compact form. Weight of the whole but 14 ounces. Price complete, $16. Side view vaginal, $2, and anal $1.50. PORTABLE CANDLE AND REFLECTOR, By this speculum examinations can be made at night, or when no proper light can bo obtained. Price $5. Also, a safe portable caustic bottle, or ink stand and case. Price $1.50. HARD RUBBER NON-EVAPORATING- INK STAND. This is alwavs open, and no diit settling or falling in The pen dipped in the Funnel B. with a slight pressure pumps the ink from a screen fountain b neath the bottom. Only the fine col- umn- of ink in the funnel comes in contact with the air, and this only beneath the body of the ink The funnel is suspended on an elastic gum at A., and may be lifted out in case it needs cleaning, and when returned, it works as before. It is filled at D. C C, — are pen holder tubes. The Banking or Commercial clerk can write out of it for months, without any care, except occasional cRaning of the funnel The ink remains thin, as iu its original sealed bottle. When full contains six fluid ounces. Price $5. The above instruments are mailed on receipt of quotation prices. Full circulars on application, with trial contract, to cover the purchaser’s risk Surgical Instruments, Elastic Goods, Medical and Scientific Books bought, carefully silected and forwarded by S. S. STAUFER, M. D., 646 North Ninth Street, (above Wallace,) Phila. SuD’t of the Ilard Rubber Accommodation Works, of Phila. HARD RUBBER UTERINE EXAMINING CASE. This case L contains a qnill caustic holder and case n. I, a brush holder. All the rest screw on either end of centre piece K, making 11 inches, ten pieces, weight 4 ounces. Price $8. ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT J^ISTJD CIEOTJ L TV U. 101V 0 I8J.AWD COliEGI tt08WAt, The Annual Session will commence in MARCH, and continue sixteen weeks. The Reading Term will commence in OCTOBER, and continue five months. PEES. For Tickets to all the Lectures during the preliminary and regular terms $140 00 FEES FOB THE PRELIMINARY TERM. Recitations and Clinics $30 00 Matriculation (good for the year) 5 00 Dissecting Ticket (good for th*e year) 5 00 FEES FOE TEE REGULAR TEEM. Full Course of Lectures $100 00 Matriculation Fee 5 00 Demonstrator’s Fee 5 00 Graduation Fee 25 00 TiarEdErrs to hospital gbathitohs. JARVIS S. WIGHT, M.D., Registrar. ANIMAL TAG CINE VIRUS. Til MW YORK MSPIMMT furnishes NGN-HUMANIZED COW-POX VIRUS (vituline or bovine virus) at the following prices: QUILL SLIPS (half quill, charged on convex surface, at square-cut end) 25 cts. CAPILLARY TUBES $2 00 CRUSTS 2 00 The quill slips are the most reliable of all forms of stored vaccine, and the only form recommended, and in cases of failure with them in primary vaccination, if used within one week of their issue, and strictly in accordance with the printed directions, being in the meantime kept cool and dry, a second supply will be furnished gratis. Remit by Check or Post-Office money order to FRANK P. FOSTER, M.D., Director of Vaccine Department, New York Dispensary. 137.CENTRE STREET, NEW YORK CITY. The Dispensary is open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. This virus may also be obtained of Mr. T. L. CLACHER, at the rooms of the Medical Library and Journal Association, 107 East Twenty-eighth Street, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ; at other hours application may be made to Dr. FOSTER, at his office, 33 East Twenty-eighth Street, where also orders by mail or telegraph, requiring despatch, should be addressed. OTTO & REYNDERS, No. 64 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF SURGICAL, ORTHOPQML, AID VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS. SOLE AGENTS FOR Leiter’s Hew Hypodermic Syringes. A Complete Assortment of Aspirators, Laryngoscopes, Ophthalmoscopes, Axilla Thermometers, Obstetric, Uterine, Urethral, Laryngeal, Aural and Ocular Instruments; Skele- tons, Manikins, and Anatomical Preparations. The Latest Improvements and New Inventions on hand, and constantly received from our Agents in Europe. DR. POT AIN’S ASPIRATOR CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. This Institution holds two full courses of Lectures each year, and confers the degree of M. D. at the close of each term. The Winter Term commences the first of October, and continues until the latter part of the following February. The Spring Term commences the first of March, and continues until the latter part of June. For circulars, etc., address the Dean or Secretary. D. D. BRAMBLE, M. D., Dean, J. A. THACKER, M. D., Secretary, 169 Broadvmy. Cor. Longworth and Plum, Streets. ss™, GEORGE TIEMANN & CO., SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURERS, No. 67 CHATHAM STREET, Branch Store, 107 East 28th St., F. A. STOHLMANN. UsTEW EDWARD PFARRE. 3P L, ACPI 3VUM APPARATUS, VESSELS, SHEET, WIRE, ETC., FOR ALL LABORATORY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES. II. M. IiAYXO It, Xo. 25 Bond Street, Xew York, NATIVE PLATINUM AND SCRAP PURCHASED. TO TIT IE MEDICAL PROFESSION. LACTOPEPTINE. A NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY, OOMPOSITIOU OF LACTOPEPTI1TE. PEPSIN, PTYALIN, or DIASTASE, PANCREATINE, LACTIC ACID, HYDROCHLORIC ACID. One drachm of Lactopeptine will digest from 12 to 15 drachms of Albumen, or any kind of cooked Animal or Vegetable Food. LACTOPEPTINE contains the five active agents of digestion, combined in the same proportion as they exist in the human system. Its digestive power is from three to four times that of Pepsin (described in the “United States Dispensatory,” page 1085', and has the all important advantage of dissolving all aliment used as food by mankind, while Pepsin acts only upon food of a plastic nature. TO TEST THE DIGESTIVE POWER OP LACTOPEPTINE. To two fluid ounces of water add one drachm of Lactopeptine, half drachm of Hydrochloric or Lactic Acid, 15 drachms of cooked food (reduced to a pulpy consistency), allowing it to remain from four to twelve hours, occasionally agitated and heated to a temperature of 105 degrees. 3? IE2/ I C HI S . Lactopeptine Powder, oz $ 1.00 “ “ lb 13.00 Pills, S. C., per hundred 1.00 Wine, dozen pints 15.00 “ “ in bulk, per pint 1.15 Elixir Lactopeptine, dozen pints ..$15.00 “ “ in bulk, per pint 1.15 Syrup “ dozen pints 15.00 “ in bulk, per pint 1.15 Troches Lactopeptine /Large— 4.50 dozen boxes ISmall- 2.25 LACTOPEPTINE POWDEIt, TROCHES, or SUGAR-COATED PILLS sent by mail to Physicians or Druggists, prepaid, upon the receipt of price. REED & CARNRICK, MANUFACTURING PHARMACISTS, li)8 Fulton Street, Neiv York. K7r- Please send for Catalogue containing a complete priced list of Fluid Extracts, Sugar-coated Pills, Elixirs, Syrups, Wines, Troches, Glyceroles, etc. A CLINICAL MANUAL OF DISEASES OF TOE EAR, the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, AND TREATMENT. BY LAURENCE TURNBULL, M.D., Physician to the Department of the Eye and Ear, Iloivard Hospital, Philadelphia. 8vo. 500 Pages. 106 Illustrations. Full Index, etc. Price $5.00. J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., PHILADELPHIA. “It might almost be called an aural encyclopedia.”—American Journal of the Medical Sciences. “ Sound, clear, and eminently practical in all its parts.”—Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. “ It is worthy of note that the two best works on Otology of the present day—viz., Turnbull’s and Roosa’s—both emanate from the American press.”—The Dublin Journal of Medical Science, May 18,1871. “ A book of great value to all, both specialist and general practitioner.”—Detroit Review of Medicine. “ Dr. Turnbull’s book will be of great service to all who propose to keep pace with the progress in this department of our profession. Every physician should have it.”—Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal, May, 1872. “ In connection with the tables of classification, a schedule of the method of investigation in various diseases of the ear is given, which is of decided practical value to the student There is, in addition, a bibliographical table, including 440 works relating to Otology, and a full index.”—Transactions of the American Otological Society, July, 1872. “On the whole, the work is a valuable one, and such as we can recommend.”— St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal, May, 1872. Take it altogether, we think our readers cannot do better than to place a copy of ‘ Turnbull’s Manual of the Diseases of the Ear ’ in their library for reference.”—Cincinnati Lancet and Observer, May, 1872. “ The work deserves well of the profession, and will, no doubt, sooner or later, find a place in every reading man’s library.” —The Canada Lancet, May, 1872. “ The hook, as a whole, is the very best work on aural complaints for the use of the general practitioner with which we are acquainted.”—Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Reporter. M It does not lie within the province of one not a physician to attempt an estimate of the medical value of this work ; leaving that task to the medical journals and reviews, we will only say of the hook in this respect, that the subject is treated fully, clearly, and candidly, with abundant illustration, and that no extravagant claims are made, while the author’s long experience in diseases of the ear in his private practice and the aural department of Howard Hospital, where he has treated several thousand cases, gives a certain authority to his statements and opinions The work, as a whole, aside from its excellence as a medical guide, must possess value for all interested in the deaf and dumb, and is certainly worthy of a place in the libraries of our institutions”—American Annals of the Deaf and Dumb, edited by Professor Edward A. Fay. Yol. XVIII., No. 1, p. 58. January, 1878. Washington, D. C. “After perusal, the purpose of the author is to impart to his countrymen, who have not paid much attention to Otology, the results of the studies of other specialists, and he has furnished them an ample exposition of the present state of this branch of medicine. From this point of view, Turnbull’s hand-bock deserves our praise. Our author gives ample quotations from the works of others, hut does not, however, withhold his own judgment and experience, which is interesting. Dr. Turnbull proves himself thoroughly acquainted with the literature of the subject, and employs it very properly.”—Monatsschrift fur Ohrenheil- kuiule, Berlin, May, 1873. TO THE PROFESSION. QUERU’S COD LITER OIL JELLY, IS NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. APPROVED BY THE ite/wtiwY or MssiewE or wew yobk. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHIAL AND TUBERCULAR CON- SUMPTION AND GENERAL DEBILITY. This Jelly is the most mild, bland, and nutritious form in which Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more benefit secured to the patient by a single teaspoonful of it than by double the quantity of the liquid oil, and the most delicate stomach will not reject it. Consumptive patients whose delicate stomachs would never tolerate the purest oil in its unjellified condition, have lived for years upon this preparation, which (as demonstrated in September, 1857, before the Academy Section of Materia Medica, New York,) contains 85 per cent, of the purest oil. LFOLR-IIVETJL A.. Oleum Morrhuae, 85 parts. Ichthyocolla, 3 “ Saccharum Album, 8 “ Aqua Simplex, 4 “ 100 “ - M. EL WMWM'&t Pmpmmrm, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, HEW YORK. QUERU’S RELIABLE SOLUBLE GELATINE GAPSI1LES OF PURE HO COPAIBA AND OIL OF CIISEOS. Are prepared according to the Formula published in the American Medical Times, of November 14tli, 1863; and in the American Journal of Pharmacy, January No., 1864. Each Capsule contains 9 grs. Balsam of Copaiba, and 1 gr. Ess. Oil of Cubebs. One gr. of Oil of Cubebs represents 13 grs. of Cubebs. IDZEL. IRICOIFLID’S CELEBRATED Compound Capsules of Balsam of Copaiba, Pepsine, Bismuth & Tar. The Cathartic properties of the Balsam are neutralized by this Compound. These Capsules will operate with more certainty than the ordinary Capsules; and cause no disorder of the stomach. The Dose is from 8 to 15 Capsules a day. I desire to call the attention of the Medical Profession at large to the new method of administering Balsam of Copaiba, after the recipe of Dr. Ricord, as published in the “ France Medicale ” of the lltli January, 1861. Dr. Ricord says that he obtained the most desirable results from these Capsules. The tonic action of the Tar aids the anti-blennorhagic properties of the balsam; and, at the same time, the proportion of Tar in these Capsules produces a singular result; it completely covers the odor and taste of the Balsam of Copaiba, and vice versa, the odor and taste of the Tar are so attenuated as to be scarcely traceable. By this adjunct, the eructations and nausea are obviated. By associating the Balsam of Copaiba with Pepsine and Sub-nitrate of Bismuth, the drastic properties of the Balsam, and the disorder which it conveys to the diyestive organs are annihilated. I need not remind you of the therapeutic properties of Pepsine and of Sub-nitrate of Bismuth, and of their happy results in cases of Dyspepsia and of recent or Chronic Gastralgies. 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CUMULATIVE EXERCISE. The attention of the Profession is respectfully asked to the claims of the System of Cumulative Exer- cise, popularly, but rather indefinitely, known as the “ Health Lift,” or “ Lifting Cure.” Originating with Dr. George B. Windship, of Boston, some eighteen years since, in an attempt to de- vise a system of exercise which should supplement the partial and superficial training of the gymnasium, it has developed into what the gymnasiarcli of Yale College, Prof. F. G. Welch, M. I)., calls “a thorough system of pan-athletics.” It possesses, briefly, the merits of— (A) Simplicity: The action consisting in straightening the knees, with the body in an erect posture, the hands grasping connections with a known weight—overcoming the resistance of which causes a gradual, symmetrical and uniform contraction of an amount of voluntary muscles varying with the amount of weight. (B) Safety: The body being in a perfectly natural position, with no impediment to the free flow of the blood, the muscular contraction produces a derivative effect upon the visceral circulation, which not only prevents the condition of hemorrhage, but relieves congestion where pre-existent. The uni- form static contraction of the muscles of the trunk and upper extremities furnishes another safeguard against strain or injury; while the rigid, immobile condition of the diaphragm, and tension of the ab- dominal muscles, prevents any tendency to hernia or displacement. (C) Brevity: As the effect sought after, by this system, is not mere muscular growth or develop- ment, no time is spent in repeated efforts, as in dumb-bell, club, or other gymnastic feats, or even as in walking, rowing, etc. In every twenty-five hundred different individuals, trained in this system, during the past five years, the average amount of time for each day’s exercise has not exceeded ten minutes ; and yet, so thorough is the muscular training, that the strength is not unfrequently doubled in three months. (D) Accuracy: The exercise consisting of overcoming definite and known resistances, it is practica- ble, for the first time, to comply with Benjamin Rush’s precept as to accuracy of prescription. The father of American Medicine says, “ That physician does not err more, who advises a patient to take physic without specifying its quantities and doses, than he who advises exercise without specifying its species and degrees.” Cumulative exercise enables the physician to prescribe the exact quantity of muscular effort, and to regulate its effects, with mathematical accuracy. Aside from these merits, and even more important and valuable, is the radical difference in the effects upon the circulation, respiration, and the nervous system, produced by Cumulative Exercise, as compared with ordinary forms of muscular exertion. In Cumulative Exercise, the first effort made is never more than one-half the full muscular strength of the individual. This effort is made by those muscles which, from habitual use, respond readily to volition, or contract quickly. The next effort, which is greater in a fixed proportion, is made by muscles aroused, by the first effort, to the assistance of the quickly acting ones. And so each succeeding increased effort is made by the contractions of successively increasing amounts of muscular fibre, aroused to a state of readiness for contraction by the preceding effort. The proof that this is done, is found in the uniform testimony of experimenters: that the final exertion, in a judiciously-conducted exercise, is always made with less conscious effort than the preceding one, though always one-tenth greater than its predecessor. The effects upon the circulation are, notably, to diminish frequency, dicrotism, and irregularity of the pulse, and to increase its force, volume and uniformity. The Sphygmograph, used before and after a given number of foot-pounds per minute, in Cumulative Exercise, and before and after the same amount (in time), of muscular work performed in any ordinary manner, pictures, very clearly, this difference. The reduced rate of the heart’s action, after Cumulative Exercise, is demonstrably due to the increased supply of blood sent to the heart by the compression of the deep-seated veins; this in- creased volume makes each systole longer, and, consequently, there are fewer per minute. The rate of respiration depending so largely upon the rate of the heart’s action, the breathing is cor- respondingly reduced in frequency; but as the same, or a larger, aggregate quantity of blood demands oxygenation, the respiration is fuller, deeper and more thorough after, than before, Cumulative Exer- cise. The absorption of oxygen, increased by the contraction of so great a bulk of muscle, also ensures increased lung capacity. The Dynamograph indicates an improved condition of thq motor nervous system after such exercise; and, in a cruder way, this is corroborated by the practical experience of painters, instrumental per- formers, pen-men, and others to whom manual steadiness is important. On the whole chain of nutritional processes, the effect of Cumulative Exercise is beneficent to a degree seemingly disproportionate to the means employed. Drs. O. W. Holmes, F. J. Bumstead, Edmund Andrews, W. H. Byford, Edward Bayard, Wm. W. Morland, Edwin Powell, II. A. Johnson, N. S. Davis, R. D. Mussey, and numerous other eminent members of the Profession, after investigation, have either adopted the system of Cumulative Exercise for their own use, or prescribe it regularly for a large class of patients, suffering from disease arising from sedentary habits and want of exercise. 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THE MEDICAL REGISTER AND DIRECTORY OF TIIE UNITED STATES, SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED BY STATES: COMPRISING NAMES,, POST OFFICE ADDRESS, EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PHYSICIANS; WITH LISTS OF MEDICAL SOCIETIES, COLLEGES, HOSPITALS AND OTHER MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS, WITH ABSTRACTS OF MEDICAL LAWS OF EACH STATE, NOTICES OF MINERAL SPRINGS, ETC. ’ i BY SAMUEL W. BUTLER, M. D. PHILADELPHIA: OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER, 115 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET. LONDON: BAILLIERE & CO., 20 KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND. 1874. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1874, by A. H. BUTLER, Tn the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. FREDERICK BROWN, ■rat, « nni N. £. Cor. Fifth and Chestnut Streets, (ESTABLISHED 1822.) I* II DELI* III A.. ALL FINE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CHEMICALS, CHUGS, MI DEMISTS’ SI1EIES. AGENT FOR SAVORY & MOORE, CHEMISTS TO THE QUEEN, H. R. H. 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Belief ports to the number of about one hundred are now established, being an increase of nearly thirty per cent., under Dr. Woodworth’s administration; and a yearly aggregate of nearly 425,000 days’ relief is furnished at these ports to about 15,000 sick and disabled seamen, at an average cost of one dollar per day for all expenses, including cost of adminis- tration, etc., which is a reduction of about twenty per cent, from the cost of the same prior to 1871. Belief ports are divided into two classes, viz.: those at which relief is furnished through organized hospitals owned by the United States, and those at which it is furnished through municipal or private hospitals under the supervision of the medical officers of the service. 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The Supervising Surgeon has adopted the English provisional nomenclature of diseases as the standard for the medical and surgical returns of the service, and an edition has been prepared for the use of medical officers, which is also accessible to the profession generally. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE. XIII The following is the latest roster of medical officers of this service JOHN M. WOODWORTH, . . . Washington City. SUPERVISING SURGEON. Surgeons. Stations. Allen Geo. T., St. Louis, Mo. U. S. marine hosp., St. Louis, Mo. Allen Jas. M., Milwaukee, Wis. Armstrong J. F., Cleveland, Ohio. Bailhache P. H., Louisville, Ky. Bancroft A. B., Boston, Mass. Bates H. G., Newberne, N. C. Brown Jas. A., Detroit, Mich. De Witt Byron, Oswego, N. Y. Ellin wood C. N., San Francisco, Cal. U. S. marine hosp., San Francisco, Cal.; member Am. public health asso.;—author of “ Urethral Strictures;” report supervising surg. U. S. marine hosp. service, 1873. Fessenden C. S. D., Portland, Me. Surgeons. Stations. Hamlin A. C., Bangor, Me. Isham Balph N., Chicago, 111. Murray R. D., Key West, Fla Member Am. public health asso. Purviance Geo., Pittsburg, Pa. Ralston Wm. G., Evansville, Ind. Reilly F. W., Philadelphia and Baltimore. Smith Heber, New York City. Author of “ The Sailor and the Service; ” report supervising surg. U. S. marine hosp. service, 1873 ; member Am. public health asso. Smith Orsamus, New Orleans, La. Author of “ The River Boatman of the Lower Mississippi; ” report supervising «surg. U. S. marine hosp. service, 1873. Ass’t Surgeons. Stations. Luse O. II., New York City. Miller T. W., Chicago, 111. Ass’t Surgeons. Stations. Post Abner, Boston, Mass. Sawtelle H. W., Norfolk, Va. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA. ■ HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF ALABAMA. Originally included within the territorial limits of South Carolina, Georgia, and Spanish Florida. Erected, with the present State of Mississippi, into the Territory of Mississippi in 1798, with the exception of the portion lying south of the 31st parallel, which was a part of Spanish Florida until taken possession of by the United States forces in 1811. In 1817 the territory was divided, and the State of Mississippi formed from the western portion, the eastern being formed into the Territory of Alabama* which was erected into tx State, December 14tli, 1819. “ Alabama” is said to be derived from a, word in an Indian language, signifying, “ Here we rest.” The State has 50,722 square miles of territory,* finfl Contained a population, by the census of 1870, of 996,992. By the same census there were 1418 Physi- cians and surgeons, giving one to every 700 of the population, supposing they were all in active practice, which is not likely. The northeastern part of Alabama is mountainous. South of this region, the surface has a general declivity toward the Gulf of Mexico. The southern half of the State is almost a dead level, but little above the water surface of the Gulf, on which the State borders, and consists of extensive prairies and pine barrens, inter- spersed with alluvial river bottoms of great fertility. The beautiful Tennessee River flows through the northern section of the State. Bailey Springs, nine miles from Florence, and fourteen from Tuscumbia; reached by the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via Tuscumbia. The location is a pleasant one, about six miles from the Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River. There are five springs, the Rock, Chalybeate, Soda, Alum, and Freestone. The waters are alkaline chalybeate. An analysis of the Chalybeate Spring shows it to contain carbonates of potassa, soda, and mag- nesia, cldoride of sodium, oxide of iron, carbonic acid, and sulphuretted hydrogen gases. An imperfect analysis, by Prof. Tuomey, of the Rock Spring, gives carbonates of potassium, sodium, and iron, chloride of sodium and sulphur. The prominent ingredients, he says, are carbonic acid, iron, and soda. According to Dr. H. A. Moody, the waters of the Bailey Springs have proved especially beneficial in scrofula and dropsy, the latter more par- ticularly when associated with disease of the kidneys, liver, or spleen. They are also ser- viceable in leucorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, amenorrhcea, and in irritability of the bladder. There is a good hotel at the Springs. Bladon Springs, near the Tombigbee River; reached by steamboat from Mobile, 100 miles north ; or from Demopolis, on the Alabama Central Railroad, about 50 miles south on the same river. It is expected soon to have daily railway communication with New Orleans. The Springs are four miles from Bladon Landing, situated in a rolling country, in a prime- val forest of pines. The waters are nearly purely alkaline, charged with considerable car- bonic acid gas. MINERAL SPRINGS OF ALABAMA. * England and Wales contain 58,320 square miles. 9 10 ALABAMA. The following is an analysis of the various Springs:— ONE PINT CONTAINS: Yichy Spring. 67° Fahr. Profs. J. L. and W. P. Biddell. Branch Spring. 67° Fahr. Profs. Riddell. Old Spring. Prof. R. T. Brumhy. Sulphur Spring. 67° Fahr. Profs. Riddell. SOLIDS. Carbonate of sodium magnesium GRAINS. 5.701 0.036 *0.062 0.109 GRAINS. 5.151 0.076 *0.029 0.267 GRAINS. 4.111 0.170 GRAINS. 4.367 0.081 *0.095 0.302 calcium 0.344 0.962 0.002 0.030 Sulphate of calcium 30.282 10.349 0.370 trace. trace. Silica and alumina 0.263 0.091 0.075 Organic matter 0.282 0.237 0.156 0.040 GASES. Carbonic acid Sulphuretted hydrogen Chlorine 6.562 cubic inch. 8.18 trace. J0.23 6.112 cubic inch. 7.40 trace. JO.23 6.088 cubic inch. 4.07. undetermined. 5.371 cubic inch. 6.61 0.07 J0.23 * Carbonate of iron and oxide of aluminium. f Sulphate of calcium and silicic acid. J Probably combined with sodium, forming chloride of sodium. Among the diseases these waters are recommended for is syphilis. Dr. Matthew Tur- ner, the resident physician, writes:— “All forms of this disease are benefited by these waters. In the secondary and tertiary forms I seldom find any constitutional treatment necessary ; am in the habit of relying en- tirely on the water and hot-vapor baths. Syphilitic ulcers heal rapidly under tiie local application of the sediment from the Spring. I have never known constitutional symptoms to appear after a chancre, if the patient, during the treatment, made free use of the water and baths.” There are accommodations for 500 guests in the hotel and in substantial frame cabins, well plastered, many of them with good brick chimneys, for winter. Blount Springs, in Blount county; reached by the Alabama and Chattanooga, and Montgomery and Decatur Railroads. The situation is high, being 1580 feet above the sea level. The water is a saline sulphur. The following is the analysis of two of the Springs, of which there are six:— ONE PINT CONTAINS: Red Sulphur. Prof. R. T. Brumby. Sweet Sulphur. Prof. R. T. Brumby. SOLIDS. Carbonate of magnesium “ iron “ calcium Chloride of sodium GRAINS. 0.55 0.24 0.85 4.04 0.75 0.20 GRAINS. 0.45 0.14 0.56 0.86 Sulphate of magnesium 0.30 6.63 cubic inch. 0.75 1.87 5.31 cubic inch. 0.75 1.57 GASES. Carbonic acid Sulphuretted hydrogen Shelby Springs, in Shelby county; reached by the Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, which passes directly by the Springs. Railroads from the northern and southern portions of the State also cross the above within five miles. There are White Sulphur, Chalybeate, Freestone, and Limestone Springs. No analysis has been made of the waters. The loca- tion is an exceedingly pleasant one. The valley in which the Springs are located runs northeast and southwest, and a constant current of air passes through it. These Springs have considerable reputation, and are resorted to by many. Valhermoso Springs (formerly the “Morgan Springs”), in Morgan county, eighteen miles south of Huntsville, and two and a half miles from the mail-boat landing at Decatur. The location is fine, and the surrounding scenery romantic and beautiful, and there is good hunting and fishing near by. The waters are particularly recommended for rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea, and diseases of the skin, liver, and kidneys. The following testimonials, if true, ought to induce crowds to resort to the Springs :— By the use of the iodine sulphur water at Valhermoso, my hair and whiskers, which were very gray a few months ago, have been restored to their original black color. Near Valhermoso, June 1,1871. N. B. Tucker, M. D. It also restored the growth and color of my hair. C. C. Giers, Nashville, Tenn. 11 ALABAMA. The following is an analysis of the waters:— ANALYSIS OF THE IODINE SULPHUR WATER. Sulphate of magnesium 4.032 grains. “ sodium 9.021 “ Carbonate of magnesium 0.481 “ Chloride of magnesium 0.407 “ “ sodium 1.668 “ “ calcium 0.009 “ Sulphuret of sodium 1.030 “ Iodine 0.168 “ An azotized organic matter, with sulphur and earthy phosphates. VOLUME OP OASES IN 100 CUBIC INCHES. Sulphuretted hydrogen 2.45 to 60 Nitrogen .' 3.25 Oxygen 0.50 Carbonic acid 2.75 Arrangements are made for bottling and shipping this water. THE MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF ALABAMA. 1. The Medical College of Alabama, located at Mobile ; organized in 1859, with a full corps of professors; closed during the war, and reopened in 1867. It is conducted as a “free school,” the only fees being matriculation, $25; anatomy, $10; graduation, $30. The class, at the last session, numbered 103. There are ten professors, a demonstrator, and an assistant demonstrator of anatomy. 2. The Southern University, at Greensboro’, Hale county (organized in 1856), has a Medical Department which was opened in 1872, with a fair class for a first session. There are five professors in the medical department. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA—MOBILE. 1. The Alabama State Hospital for the Insane, was opened for patients in July, 1861. It is situated about two miles east of Tuscaloosa, on a gentle elevation, and sur- rounded by beautiful groves and varied landscape scenery, and has an abundant supply of good spring water. The plans for the building were furnished by the Association of Medi- cal Superintendents of American Hospitals for the Insane. The building is of brick throughout, and is composed of a large centre building, four stories high, surmounted by a handsome dome, and wings, three stories high, extending in a right line on either side. For the purpose of light and ventilation, these wings are each subdivided into three sec- tions, and the sections connected with each other by cross halls of the same height and dimensions. The whole is finished in stucco, and roofed with tin, and presents, when viewed directly from the front or rear, a right line measuring seven hundred and eighty- four feet. The wings have each three campaniles, corresponding with the sections, and connecting with the ventilating shaft or foul air duct, which extends along the entire attic. The centre building contains more than thirty large rooms, exclusive of a beautiful and commodious chapel, and is appropriated to business offices, public parlors, officers’ quarters, kitchens, store rooms, and servants’ rooms. The wings together contain eighteen halls or wards, and upward of three hundred dormi- tories for the use of the patients. Each ward has a distinct dining-room, parlor, bath- room, drying room, and water closet, and is intended to accommodate about twenty pa- tients. The building will be warmed by radiation from steam pipes arranged along the basement stories or cellars, and will be susceptible of a temperature of seventy degrees Fahrenheit in the coldest winter weather. It will be ventilated by one of Meigs’ revolving HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. 12 ALABAMA. fans, driven by machinery. Water from an unfailing spring is forced by a Worthington steam pump into tanks located in the attic of the centre building. Hot-water tanks are conveniently placed in the basement, and heat is supplied to them by coils of steam pipe passing through them. They are supplied with water by connection with the tanks in the attic. Cold and hot water is distributed throughout the house by means of iron pipes. The cooking, washing, and drying will be carried on by steam, so far as it is available, and the building will be lighted throughout with gas manufactured on the premises. Speaking tubes communicate from all quarters witli the offices in the centre building. The sinks, soil pans, and water closets are ventilated by downward currents passing into the large smoke stack connected with the boilers, and so complete is this arrangement that no disagreeable odor can be detected in any part of the house. The building and grounds cost $250,000, the exact sum, I believe, estimated by the Association of Superintendents as necessary for the purpose, and less, perhaps, than any similar institution, of the same size and appointments, in the Southern country. Three hundred and fifty patients are at present under treatment—February 28,1873. [The above account was kindly furnished by Peter Bryce, M. D., Superintendent.] 2. The City Hospital, and 3. The Providence Infirmary (conducted by the Sisters of Charity for pay patients), at Mobile. 4. The Montgomery County Hospital, at Montgomery. We have no reports or details concerning these institutions. There are few States in the Union where the medical profession is "better organized than in Alabama. All the organizations that have been reported are of regular physicians, there being, indeed, very few of any other class in the State. The present Medical Associ- ation of Alabama was organized in 1849. All the members of the County Societies are members of the State Association, which thus numbers about 500 members. The new Constitution of the Association, just adopted, creates a body of 100 members, termed counsellors, who reside in all parts of the State and look after the interests of medical organization. The Secretary of the State Association is Dr. Jerome Cochrane, of Mobile. The following are the county and local medical organizations, with their principal officers, according to the latest reports MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF ALABAMA. SOCIETIES. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Autauga county D. McNeill G. H. Thompson. Barbour county J. C. McNeill W. P. Copeland. Bibb county ' J. W. Crawford S. E. Starr. Bullock county J. M. Foster C. H. Franklin. Butler county T. M. Bragg J. Harrison. Clarke county T. B. Savage. Colbert county Conecuh county J. B. McMillan A. A. McKittrick. Dallas county J. A. Wood F. Tipton. Selma C. F. Fahs II. S. Hudson. Orrville L. L. Allston C. M. Erwin. Elmore county J. C. Harris L. S. Green. Greene county H. T. Webb W. T. Pierce. Hale county Greensboro’ Tlios. R. Ward J. S. Osborn. Jefferson county Frank Prince R. N. Hawkins. Lawrence county J. W. Gilbert. Lee county J. B. Barnett J. J. Hardaway. Limestone county Lowndes county .*. Letohatchie A. B. McWharten D. S. Hopping. Macon county J. W. Hunter W. F. Hodnett. Madison county A. J. Green L. D. Carter. Mobile county E. P. Gaines E. II. Fournier. Pathological Society Monroe county J. W. Lindsay T. J. Boyles. Montgomery county Med. & Surg. Society J. M. Williams T. A. Means. North Alabama G. E. Kumpe. Perry county F. A. Bates J. C. Dozer. Uniontown John Bradfield W. O. Johnston. Pickens county S. F. Hill. Sumter county E. H. Sholl R. D. Webb. Talladega county J. C. Knox J. C. Blake. Tuscaloosa J. Guild J. T. Searcy. Wilcox county E. D. McDaniel J. Paul Jones. ALABAMA. 13 THE MEDICAL LAWS OF ALABAMA. We present a summary of the medical legislation of Alabama. The following Medical Boards and Societies are established by law in Alabama:— The Medical Boards of Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, Selma, Claiborne, and Mobile, established by act of Legislature of January 15, 1830. The Medical Boards of Montgomery and Demopolis (Marengo county), established by act of Legislature of January 10,1835. The Medical Board of Eufaula (formerly Irwinton), established by act of Legislature of December 23, 1837. 9 The Medical Board of Florence, established by act of Legislature of Dec. 23,1841. The Medical Society of Alabama, to which was transferred the powers of the Medical Board of Selma, incorporated by act of Legislature of April 28, 1841. The Medical Board of Physicians for the Town of Jacksonville, incorporated by act of Legislature of December 27, 1841.—Clay's Digest of Alabama Statutes. The Mobile Medical Society, to which the appointment of the Medical Board of Mobile is given, established by act of Legislature of February 23, 1866. The medical boards established in the State of Alabama must examine all applicants for practice, and also their diplomas or licenses, which must in all cases be from a respectable college or institution. But regular graduates of medical colleges in the United States may practice their profession without a license, and their diplomas shall be sufficient evidence of their authority to do so. The boards must grant to every applicant who is found upon examination duly qualified and of good moral character, and has paid five dollars ($5) for the use of the board, a license to practice physic, surgery, and dental surgery, or any of such branches. Every license must be signed by the president of the board granting it, and counter- signed by the secretary and judge of probate of the county in which such medical board is established; and the name of the person and of the branch in which he is licensed to practice must be registered on the books of the judge of probate, for which registration he is entitled to a fee of fifty cents. Every contract made with any physician, surgeon, or dentist for his services as a physi- cian, surgeon, or dentist, is void, unless he has been licensed to practice by one of the medi- cal boards, or is a graduate of some medical college in the United States. The production of a license, or the certificate of the judge of probate that the name of such person is regis- tered on his books as a licensed physician, etc., is proof of such fact; but no proof that any person who has rendered services as a physician, surgeon, or dentist, in any suit to recover for such services, has been duly licensed shall be required, except on two days’ notice by the opposite party that such proof will be required. Every person who practices dental surgery without a license from a medical board, for- feits fifty (50) dollars. One-half of this fine goes to the person who sues for it, the other to the county. All druggists in the State of Alabama must obtain a license to deal in drugs from a medi- cal board, or from the Medical College of Alabama. Any person who violates this section cannot recover for drugs or medicines sold by him, and is also guilty of a misdemeanor, and subject to a fine of not less than one hundred (100) dollars. Any person who employs ■any free negro to sell or assist in selling drugs or medicines by retail, is guilty of a misde- meanor, and subject to a fine of not less than one hundred (100) dollars. Doctors who practice the Botanic or Thomsonian systems are not subject to the fore- going provisions. The judge of probate of any county is entitled to a fee of fifty (50) cents for each certifi- cate given by him.—Chap. 2, sec. 1223 etc., of Revised Code of Alabama of 1867. Any person who wilfully administers any drug, etc., or uses any instrument to procure the miscarriage of a pregnant woman, unless it be necessary to preserve life, shall be punished by fine or imprisonment. In any county where there is no medical board, the court of county commissioners may establish one, which shall be composed of not less than three or more than seven physicians of good standing and resident in the county, and shall perform the same duties and be subject to the same liabilities as medical boards established by the Legislature.—Revised Code of Alabama of 1867, sec. 1224. All 'medical boards are required to keep seals, which shall be affixed to, and be sufficient proof of the authenticity of, all licenses and permits. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA. Note.—Names who have replied to circulars requesting information, designated by bolder type, (h) homoeopath; (e) “eclectic;” (m) miscellaneous. ABB BAS Abbernathy J. C., Bethel. Abbernathy W. C., Camden. Abercrombie C. F., Columbia. Abercrombie G. A., Pike Road. Abernathy, Robt. Townes, Tuscumbia. A. M.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. N. Y., 1849; surg. confed. army 21 years; mem. med. soc. of N. Ala. Abernethy J. C., Camden. Abraham W. T., Dayton. Acker J. W., Montevallo. Acker M. S., Spring Garden. Acker W. S., Amberson. Acton S. W., Highland. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Acton S. W., Morrowville. Adams B. C., Liberty Hill. Adams B. F., Daviston. Adams David, Pine Apple. Adduhold L. J., Wedowee. Adkins C. W., Larkinsville. Agnew A. W., Providence. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Akin J. C., Walnut Hill. Albright J. C., Montgomery. ' Alexander A. R., Russellville. Alfred J. P., Troy. Allen B. M., Demopolis. Allen E. H., Oxford. Allen W. H., Hithian’s Store. Allison J. F., Intercourse. Allison John T., Cuba. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Allman , Letohatchie. Member med. soc. of Letohatchie (Lowndes co.; Allman J. E., Panola. Alston Alfred A., Orrville. Alston Lemuel Lovatt, Orrville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1849; mem. med. soc. of Dallas co., and ex-p. med. soc. of Orrville. Anderson T. J., Acron. Anderson W. H., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile ; prof, physiology and dean med. coll, of Ala.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; surg. and med. purveyor confed. army. Anderson W. L., Uniontown. Andrews Q. W., Fredonia. Andrews W. A., Fort Browder. Andrews W. L., Uniontown. Antony Edwin LeRoy, Huntsville. M. D., med. coll, of Ga.; grad, school of botany and materia medica, Phila., 1834; was prof, mid- wifery and diseases of women and children, Ogle- thorp univ. Ga.; surg. gen’l confed. army 3 years. Archer G. W., Millville. Armstrong W. M., Calero. A.rrington E. H., Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Ashe Richard D., Uniontown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; pres. Cane Brake med. asso.; surg. confed. army 2 years; member med. soc. of Uniontown (Perry co.) Ashford E. C., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Atkinson Joseph, Romulus. Avery J. D., Evergreen. Avery William C., Greensboro’. Member med. soc. of Greensboro’ (Hale co.) Backus Henry, Montevallo. Bailey E. H. C., Demopolis. Member med. soc. of Ala. Baker Neil H., Bradford. Baker Paul DeLacy, Eufaula. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1851; member med. soc. of Barbour co.; med. exam, board for S. E. Ala.; surg. confed. army 3 years;—author of “ Sources and Quality of Honey,” 1858; “ Veratrum Viride in Nervous Diseases,” 1859; “ Endermie Appli- cation of Animal Oil in Fever,” 1860; “Why Gun-sliot Wounds do not Heal by Quick Union,” 1869; Reports, etc., 1870. Baldridge M. C., Huntsville. Baldwin William Owen, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery ; ex-pres. Am. med. asso. Banks C. P., Newburgh. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Banks Wilson L., Dadeville. Bankson J. L., Stephenson. Member med. soc. of Jackson co. Barclay J. W., Guntersville. Barclay R. G., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Barker P. D., Eufaula. Barnes B. S., Suggsville. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Barnett John B., Opelika. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; member med. soc. of N. Ala. Barnett Julius V., Gainesville. Barnett W. F., Georgiana. Barrett A R., Huntsville. Barry B. F., Carthage. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Baskin , Gadsden. 14 BAS ALABAMA. CAR 15 Bassett II. W., Huntsville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. Bates C. A., Morrisville. Bates F. A., Marion. Member med. soc. of Perry co. Battle J. F., Eufaula. Bayd J. II., Larkinsville. Beasley J., Huntsville. Beatty W. II., Mobile. Bedell R. B., Opelika. Bed well J. W., Mid we.' Berhordt M., Eufaula. Berney James, Greenville. Member med. soc. of Greenville (Butler co.), and of Am. med. asso. Berney John, Greenville. Member med. soc. of Greenville (Butler co.) Betherwood J. G., Allenton. Bettis A. Y., Grove Hill. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Bettis Thomas J., Choctaw Corner. M. D., med. dep’t univ. La., 1861. Bevans J., Gadsden. Bevans J. T., Gadsden. Bibb II. C., Mooresville. Bilbro C. D., Loachapoka. Binford Henry Arthur, Huntsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. Pa., 1834. Binford L. H., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Binford Peter, Decatur. M. D., New Orleans school of med., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years; member med. soc. of Ala. Bizzell W. D., Gainesville. M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1873; first honors, Nott medal, worth $100 ; member med. soc. of Sumter co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Black W. B., Trinity. Blake J. C., Talladega. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. N. Y., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Talladega. Blakely R. 0., Jefferson. Blanton James C., Hew Market. Bledso H. M., Union Springs. Blew S. F., Elba. Blood worth W. W., Loachapoka. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Blow J. W., Pollard. Blue John Howard, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Blue P., Thomasville. Bonner Robert A., Orrville. Member med. soc. of Dallas co. Bonner S. L., Reform. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Bonner T. II., Orrville. Borroughs Bryan, Grove Hill. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Borroughs Wm. M., Pineville. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Bottoms James, Ozark. Bowen Eli C., Opelika. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Bowen James Horatio, Prattville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Bowie Andrew, Benton. Bowling W.E., Corn Grove. Boyd C. L. R., La Place. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Boyd Robert Alfred, Mobile. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; exam, surg. for pensions; trustee State hosp. for insane. Boykin J. O., Portland. Boynton , Opelika. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Bradfield John, Uniontown. Mem. and pres. med. soc. of Uniontown (Perry co.) Bradfield W. A., Uniontown. Member med. soc. Uniontown (Perry co.) Bradford William, Centre. Bradley A. Q., Marion. Bradley Eli, Belleville. Member med. soc. of Conecuh co. Bradley H. C., Bell’s Landing. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Bragg M., Jr., Greenville. Bragg Thomas M., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Brandon R. C., Gordon. Brannon T. C., Oakville. Brassfield M. T., Eorkland. Brietling Joseph, Butler Springs. Brock E., Easta Boga. Bromlee R. M., Port Deposit. Brooks B. C., Covington. Brothers P. H„, Polkville. Browder James D., Macon Station. Brown W. R., Havanna. Bruce H. S., Waverly. Bruner P. M., Greenville. Bruner W. P., Bragg’s Store. Bryce Peter, Grad. S. C. military acad., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t. univ. N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. Tuscaloosa; counsellor med. soc. of Ala; med. sup. Ala. State hosp. for insane. Burgamy W. T., Calhoun. Burger G. D. C., Faunsdale. Burke James P., Meridianville. Y. pres. med. soc. of Madison co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Burkes M. P., Horth Point. Burrett A. R., Huntsville. Burroughs Moses, Forkland. Bush P. M., Warrenton. Caffey H. W., Benton. Cain A. P., Somerville. Cain R. W., Collinsville. Caldwell Henry M., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Caldwell Joint D., Camden. Member med soc. of Wilcox co. Caldwell W. J., Coatopa. Calloway J. D., Pikeville. Cannon J. P., Gravelly Springs. Capshaw P., Athens. Carpenter P. S., Vienna. Carr G. W. L., Fort Deposit. Carriger J. II., Girard. Carroll G. W., Gravelly Springs. Carter , Eufaula. Carter D. C., Gordon. Carter John D., Huntsville. Treas. med. soc. of Madison co. Carter J. T. Dudleyville. 16 CAR ALABAMA. DEB Carter Louis D., Huntsville. Sec. med. soc. of Madison co. Carter P. Parks, Leighton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Carter W. E., Eufaula. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Castanard John M., Mobile. Castleberry W. T., Talladega. Cema W. P., Clifton. Ceymest A. J., Fort Browder. Chandler E. P., Cropwell. Charbonet J. M., Mobile. Christian M. P. W., Lineren. Cilley P. X., Lownsboro. Clark C. J., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Clark J. K., Russellville. Member med. soc. of Ala. Clark John McWhorter, Mt. Hope. Member med. soc. of N. Ala., and Am. med. asso. Clark Richard, Selma. Clements, A., Tuscaloosa. Clemons H. T., Loachapoka. Clopton Albert G., Pleasant Hill. M. D., Transylvania univ., 1850; brigade surg. confed. army during the war. Cochran Jerome, Mobile. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1861; member med. soc. of Mobile; med. soc. of Ala.; Am. med. asso.; prof, chem., hyg. and med. jurisp. med. coll, of Ala.; sec. State med. soc. for 5 years; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; health officer of Mobile; member Am. anthropological soc.; surg. confed. army 3 years ;—author of paper “Administration of Chloroform by Deglutition,” 1867; “ General Principles of Organization and Evolution of Organic Forms,” 1871; “New Constitution of State Med. Association,” and other papers. Cochrane Robert M., Orrville. Member med. soc. of Dallas co. Cochrane W. A., Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa. Coker G., Summit. Coleman J. W., McKindley. Coleman R., Ft. Hampton. Coleman , Athens. Coleman Solon L., Uniontown. Collins H. V. Columbia. Collins J. R., Athens. Colquit X. B., Bullock. Conner E. D., Mobile. Cook X. H., Greenville. Cook W. E., Allenton. Cooke Charles, Gainesville. Coons Samuel W., Madison. Copeland William Preston, Eufaula. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1870) member med. soc. of Barbour co. Corbett John G., Ozark. Cosper, D. P., Cropwell. Costley W., Lafayette. Cotman , Stephenson. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. ’ Courtney J. C., Verbena. Cowden T. P.. Cross Plain. Co wen G. C., Union Spring. Cox T., Florence. Crampton Orson Lucius, Mobile. M. D., Bellevue med. coll. 1865; surg. marine hosp., Mobile, 1871; member med. so'c. of Tuscaloosa and Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. marine hosp. Crawford James W., Centreville. Member med. soc. of Bibb co. Crawford William H., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Crews, A. J., Clayton. Crews J.*E., Spring Hill. Member med. soc. oPBarbour co. Crittenden J. T., Rodgersville Groom J. M., Bullock. Crosby X. A., Rutledge. Cross Benjamin F., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Ala. Cross S. M., Harpersville. Cross William O., Cherokee. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Crow Calvin A., Moulton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Crowder D. G., Rock Mills. Croxton B. M., Athens. Crum A. W., Allenton. Crum F. E., Clifton. Crump H., Broken Arrow. Cunningham William R., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Cusliin R. F., Greenville. Dailey Fielding S., Burnt Corn. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Dale W. B., Camden. Daney, C. F. M., Decatur. Danfel Zadoe Thornton, Eufaula. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., N. Y., 1870; member O. JE. soc. (Bellevue coll.), N. Y.; sec. med. soc. of Barbour co.;—author paper on “ Relation between Physician and Pharmaceu- tist,” 1871. Dansby D. M. A., Relieboth. Dan vis T. S., North Port. Darley F. S., Claiborne. Dass II. W., Pickensville. Davidson J. M., Uniontown. Davie J., Cowikee. Davie Mercer Stillwell, Cowikee. M. D., Jeff. med. coll., 1869. Davis B. F., Autaugaville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Davis D. P., Gordon. Davis J. B.,' Broken Arrow. Davis Jno. William, Autaugaville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Davis L. W., Montgomery. Davis Ralph, Montevallo. Davis S. M., Allenton. Davis Thomas Asbury, Autaugaville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Davis W. S., Spring Hill. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Davison B., Uniontown. Davison J. J., Chestnut Creek. Davison James Johnston, (e) Verbena Grad. Thomsonian coll. Barbourville, 1852. Debow Alva C., Gurleyville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. DEM ALABAMA. ERE 17 Dement John Jefferson, Huntsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. Pa., 1853; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; member med. soc. of Madi- son co.; surg. confed. army during the war. Dennis S. II., Mobile. Denster W. II , Mulberry. Derrick L., Woodville. Desprez Louis W., Russellville. Member med. soc. of N. Ala.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Desprez William, Tuscumbia. Member med. soc. of N. Ala.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Dixon John, Fayetteville. Donald J. M., Forts. Donaldson John T., Easta Boga. M. D., med. coll., Charleston, S. C., 1867. Doss Henry, Pickensville. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Douglass John, Florence. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Douglass J. A., Centre Star. Dhuglass James R., Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Downey W. T., Greensboro’. Dozier J. C., Marion. Member med. soc. of Perry co. Dozier W. E., Attala. Drake D. S., (h) Huntsville. Drake John Hodge, Auburn. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Drewry James W., Eufaula. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Driver E. J., Lafayette. Droughan Robt. J., Claiborne. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Drumen C., Ilanby’s Mills. Drummond W. D., Dayton. Duggar R. H., Macon Station. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. Pa., 1858. Dumas John, Clifton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. La., 1871. Duncan Oscar, Mt. Hebron. Duning W. T., Greensboro’. Dunklin E. C., Ilayneville. Dunklin William W., Burnsville. M. D., Galveston med. coll., 1869; and Bellevue Hosp. med. coll., 1870. Dunson E. W., Uew Site. Dyer E. F., Greenville. Easterling W. E., Clifton. Edwards A. C., Central Institute. Edwards Charles Alva, Prattville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Edwards David, Wilsonville. Edwards J. N., Florence. Edwards P. G., Coatopa. Edwards T., Gadsden. Eley Michael Jefferson, Lafayette. Member med. soc. of univ. Nashville. Elley P. Lafayette. Ellis E. C., Raleigh. Ellis R. A., Foster’s Store. Elred W. A., Guntersville. Emory Aurelius Grigsby, Opelika. M. D., med. dep’t univ. La., 1862; member med. soc. of Lee co. Erskine A. R., Huntsville. Erwin J. R., Prairie Bluff. Evans B. S., White Plains. Evans E. P., Broken Arrow. Evans J. S., Bladon Springs. Ewing W. T., Gadsden. Pahs Chas. E., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Fairfield James, Carrollton. Member med. soe. of Pickens co. Famsh Edward, Pineville. Farmer Henry, Geoi'giana. Farris T. C., Scottsboro.’ Faulk H. B., Laurenceville. Fears T. J., Selma. Fielder, M. L., Wetumpka. Member med. soc. of ELtiore c*. Files Geo. W., Gosport. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Fisher R. C., Pollard. Fitzpatrick Clement T., Fitzpatrick’s Store. Member med. soc. of Bullock co. Fitzpatrick Phil., Childersburg. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Fitzpatrick M. J., Florence. Fletcher John R., Athens. M. D., med. dep’t univ. Pa., 1854; ass’t surg. con fed. army 3 years. Floyd I). W., Salem. Floyd W. D.. Selma. Foard James S. B., M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1859; pres. co. med. board; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army 4 years. Foote B. W., Talladega. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Forbes Solomon Sage, Belleville. Member med. soc. of Conecuh co. Foreman A. L., Crawford. Foster David L., Foster’s Store. Foster J. G., Mount Sterling. Foster James M., Union Springs. Foster Robert, Marion. Member med. soc. of Perry co. Foster Horborne P., Union Springs. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1871. Fournier Edmond II., Mobile. A. B., St. Joseph’s coll., Ky., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859; sec. Board Health, Mobile, 1871; member med. soc. of Mobile, and Am. med. asso.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; adj. prof. mat. med. and ther. in med. coll, of Ala. Fowler B. F., Montevallo. Fowler James S., Franklin. France F. M., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Francis J. C., Jacksonville. Francis M. W., Jacksonville. Franklin Charles II., Union Springs. Member med. soc. of Bullock co. Frederick J. II., Cusesta. Freeman Lucius G., Jasper. M. D., Kentucky school of med., 1870. Freeman E. B., Talladega. Freeman S. A., Montgomery. 18 FRE ALABAMA. HAL Freemon Jas. Anton, Montgomery. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; Hon. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1860; member med. soc. of Ala., and med. and surg, soc. Montgomery ; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years; surg. 1 year; —author paper on “Scalp Wounds,” and other papers before med. soc. of Ala. Freenay J. G., Mount Meigs. Fuller , Opelika. Furniss John P., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Gaillard E., Canton. Gaines Edmund Pendleton, Mobile. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; member med. soc. of Mobile, and Am. med. asso.; coun- sellor med. soc. of Ala.; prof, clinical medicine med. coll, of Ala. Garber James R., Macon Station. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Gardner D. G., Bridgeville. Member med. soc. of Pickens co., Gardner J. M., Opelika. Garnett A. S., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Garrett Charles C., Dayton. M. D., Rush med. coll. Chicago, 111., 1849. Garrison J. W., Lineville. Gass , Randolph. Member med. soc. of Bibb co. Gaston John Brown, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Gautier W. J., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Gee J. T., Burnsville. George G. H., Shiloh. German Peter, Mobile. Gilbert James Washington, Mt. Hope. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll. New York, 1870 ; member med. soc. of N. Ala., and of Lawrence co.; rec. sec. of both societies. Gilbert Y. B., Gilbertsboro’. Gilder J. H., Eldridge. Giles John Hiram, Cuba. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; member med. soc. of Sumter co. Gill L., Somerville. Gill AY. G., Somerville. Gillespie James, Abbeville. Gilmer Abram Bessent, Butler. M. D., med. coll, of Ala. (no date) ; mem. med. soc. of Choctaw co.;—author “ Report on Clima- tology and Diseases of Choctaw co.” Gilmore John Taylor, Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; prof, of surg. in med. coll, of Ala; surg. and med. direct, confed. army;—author of various surgical reports. Gilmore John N., Gaston. One full course in med. coll, of Ala., 1860-61. Gindrat A., Montgomery. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member Am. med. asso. Gist Paul, Talladega. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Glass Robt. Sharf, AYarsaw. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Glisman C., Forkland. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Glover A. L., Harpersville. Godfrey James M., Sumterville. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Goggins J. P., Nixburgh. Golson W. W., Autaugaville. Goode Rhett, Mobile. M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1870; ass’t demon, anat- omy and curator of med. museum coll, of Ala.; member and counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Gorce B. W., Minford. Gorden J. W., South Station. Gorman J. H., Alpine. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Grace B., Mumford. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Graham J. H., Memphis. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Graham M., Stevenson. Granger J. W., (e) Gordon. M. Ib, reform med. coll. Macon, Ga. (no date). Graves A. S., Troy. Gray T. M., Dadeville. Green A. B., Ft. Paine. Green Allen J., Huntsville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. Green Lorenzo Sidney, Wetumpka. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Green M. J., Loachapoka. Green Robert S., Oregon. Member med. soc. of Jeflerson co. Greenleaf A. W., Montgomery. Greenway G. C., Huntsville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. Gregg E. IT., Elyton. Gregg T. B., Montgomery. Gresham J. B., Carrollton. M. lb, med. coll, of S. C., 1845; member med. soc. Pickens co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Grigg J. B., Hollow Square. Grigg J. G., Tuskegee. Grooce B. AY., Talladega. Grove A. G., Warsaw. Grove Jos. A., Liberty Hill. Member med. soc. of Dallas co. Guild James, Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Guild James, Jr., Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co. Gully William, Snow Hill. Gunn James Hamlin, Randolph. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Bibb co. Hadden W. A., La Place. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Haddox W. T., Pine Hill. Member med. soc. of Wilcox co. Hagood Dan., Bragg’s Store. Haigler W. H., Hayneville. Hainey William, Fort Browder. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Hains E. D., Allenton. Hains E. W., Troy. Halby John R., Greenville. Hale Robert, Letohatcliie. Member med. soc. of Letohatcliie (Lowndes co.) Hall A. P., Mobile. Hall James J., Cambridge. Member med. soc. of Orrville (Dallas co.) HAL ALABAMA HOW 19 Hall Patrick. New Market. Hall R. M., Montgomery. • Halleman J. C., Greenville. Halloway J. C., Newburgh. Hamilton, J. C-, Mobile. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846. Hamilton William, Greenville. Hammond J. F., Montgomery. Hancock J. S., Yorkville. Hanna A. E., Thacker’s Grove. Hanner S. N., Edwardsville. Ilannum A. B., Florence. Ilansop W. W., Gurleysville. Herbert Curtis B., Greenville Harden W. A., La Place. Ilardway J. J.. Opelika. Hardy W. R.,.Benton. Harrington , Livingston. Harris Daniel, Delta. Harris E. G., Fayetteville. Harris James Crawford, Wetumpka. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Harris James West, Tuscaloosa. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co. Harris R. M., Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Harrison Joseph, Greenville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1852; member med. soc. of Butler co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Harrison J. T., Easta Boga. Harrison Owen Paschal, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Harrison T. J., Talladega. Hart R. S., Rainer. Havtgreaves J. Theophilus, Florence. ILirville S. W., Plantersville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Harwood T. B., Camden. Hawkins Nathaniel, Elyton. Med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Hawkins Richard Nathaniel, Elyton. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Hawley J. J., Greenville. Hayes J. M., Florence. Hayes W. J., Tuscaloosa. Hays James 1L, Union Springs. Med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Bullock co. Hays J. S., York. Haywood R., Tuscaloosa. Haywood William, Eufaula. Ileacock John W., Childersburg. M. D., univ. of La., 1867. Hearne J. T., Lowndsboro’. Iledly A., Macon. Heflin W. L., Louina. Henderson A. H., Florence. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, Tenn., 1873. Henderson Frank B., Union Springs. Member med. soc. of Bullock co. Henderson T. R., Montgomery. Hendon B. F., Sumterville. Hendricks A., Brundage. Hendry , Selma. Henegan Darley, Jones’ Bluff. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Henly Albert Thomas, Macon Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date). Henry J. H., Selma. Herbert C. It., Greenville. Herford Francis Mason, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery, and Am. med. asso. Herron E., Clio. Herron E. M., Eufaula. Hester William, Tuscaloosa. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1867; treas. Tuscaloosa med. soc. Heustis James Fountain, Mobile. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1848; member med. soc. of Mobile; med. asso. of Ala.; Am. med. asso.; late prof. anat. and surg. med. coll, of Ala.; asst. surg. U. S. N., 1850-57; surg. and med. direct, in confed. army, 1861-5. Hewitt J. W., Hew Harmony. Hicklin William C., Mobile. Hicks L. O., Jackson. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Higpan Job, Greenville. Hill George, Childersburg. HillG. A., Fayetteville. Hill H. W., Mooresville. Hill R. A., Pine Level. Hill S. F., Carrollton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1870 ; member med. soc. of Pickens co. Hill S. H., Carrollton. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1852; member med. soc. of Pickens co.; pres. med. board of Pickens co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; oldest physician, except one, in the county. Hill Thomas Robertson, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Hilliard C. M., Greenville. Hindsman A. C. L., Bradford. Hinton W. G., Bridgeville. Hobbs J. R., Somerville. Hodnett W. T., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Hoffman John Richardson, Athens. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, of Phila., 1858; mem- ber med. soc. of Limestone co.; asst. surg. confed. army 3 years. Hogan S. M., Union Springs. Holcomb C. W., New Limeton. Holly F. S., Knoxville. Holmes D. R., Scottsboro’. Holt Joseph William, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Holt W. J., Montgomery. Hook L. M., Hatchachubee. Hopping Daniel Styles, Letohatchie. Member med. soc. of Letohatchie (Lowndes co.) Horn William Robert, Gaston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1855; member med. soc. of Sumter co. Houston Jesse C., Warsaw. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Houston James H., Uniontown. Member med. soc. of Uniontown (Perry co.) Houston James M., Dickson. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Howard C. C., Lowndesboro’. Howard Charles Malone, Mulberry. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Howard T. G., Autaugaville. 20 HOW ALABAAf A KEN Howard Thos. Greenwood, Mulberry. M. D., med. dep’t Washington, univ. of Baltimore, Md., 1872; member med. soc. of Autauga co. Howard AY. J., Chenohatchie. Howell AV. II., Gadsden. Hudson Herbert S., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Ilugen Richard Proctor, Tuscaloosa. Huggins Jacob, Greensboro’. Hughes A. B., (m) Autaugaville. Hughes B. M., Cherokee. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Hull Ii. M., Pike Road. Hunt A., Selma. Hunter J. AV., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Hunter Thomas, Cahaba. Member med. soc. of Orrville (Dallas co.) Hunter V. T., Boligee. Huso J. C., Notasulga. Huston J. II., Uniontown. Hurst II. E., Fredona. Inglehart O. S., Mobile. Inge Richard, Greensboro’. Prof, anatomy in Southern University. Irwin AV. B., Dry Creek. Jackson J. M., Guntersville. Member med. soc. of Ala. Jackson Robert Dandridge, Selma. M. D., med. coll, of S. C. (no date); member med. soc. of Dallas co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; surg. confed. army. Jackson AValter Clark, Montgomery. Member ided. and surg. soc. of Montgomery; treas. and counsellor med. soc. of Ala., elected 1873 for 5 years. James B. R., Montgomery. James Edwin C., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. James I. I., Bladon Springs. Jenkins James S., Monroe Co. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Jenkins Lucky AY., Allenton. Member med. soc. of Wilcox co. Jenkins T. H., Camden. Member med. soc. of Wilcox co. Jennings I. L., Franklin. Jernigan Charles II., Enon. Member med. soc. of Bullock co. Johitt R. J., Burleson. Johnson B. F., Notasulga. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Johnson E. B., Tuskegee. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Johnson E. H., Rutledge. Johnson G. AY., Athens. Johnson John 1)., Sumterville. Member med. soc. of Sumter co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Johnson Joseph Henry, Talladega. Mem. med. soc. of Sumter co., and Am. med. asso. Johnson J. S., Mapleville. Johnson T A., Fort Mitchell. Johnson T. 0., Eufaula. Johnson AY. B., Decatur. Johnson AV. S., Hamburg. Johnson W. T., Uniontown. Johnson W. W., Choctaw Corner. Johnston Egbert Beale, Tuskegee. Member Am. med. asso. Johnston John Davis, Sumterville. M. 1)., Atlanta ined. coll, (no date); member med. soc. Sumter co.; act. ass’t surg. confed. army. Johnston John Foote, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery, and Am. med. asso. Johnston J. Y., Milton’s Mills. Johnston William Henry, Selma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of New York city, 1867; member med. soc. of Selma; 18 months’ service in Bel-levue hosp., New York; med. inspect, dep’t public charities, New York, 1 year. Johnston William O., Uniontown. Secretary and treas. of med. soc. of Uniontown (Perry co.) Jolly M. A., Mt. Hebron. A. M. Franklin coll. Tenn., 1856; att. 1 course Nashville, and M. D. at Jefferson med. coll., 1869; 4 years med. officer in confed. army. Jones A. C., Arbachoochee. Jones A. II., Florence. Jones A. II., Oakland. Jones Benj. Rush, Montgomery Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery, and Am. med. asso. Jones Cannon, Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Jones E. C., Snow Hill. Jones J. B., Suggsville. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Jones J. C. II., Fairfield. Jones James T., Leighton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Jones J. W., Columbona. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Jones John Paul, Camden. Member med. soc. of Wilcox co. Jones R. S., Greensboro’. . Jones T. JI., Mt. Roswell. Jones Uriel Richard, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Jones W. IF, Talladega. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Jones AV. R., Union Springs. Member med. soc. of Bullock co. Jones AY. AY., Hewtonville. Jordan Fleming, Maysville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. Jordan Mortimer H., Birmingham. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Jordan R. E., Ilackneyville. Member med. soc. of Ala. Jordan AAr. F., Maysville. Kellar D. C., Sullacoga. Kelley J. AV., Greenville. Kelly J. A., Bradford. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Kelly J. D., Bradford. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Kendall J. N., Benton. Kennan AV. P., Salem. Kennedy AY. II., Vernon. KEN ALABAMA. McD 21 Kent James, Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Ketchum Geo. A., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; prof, science and art of medicine, med. coll, of A.la. Kiker II. A., Atlanta. Kindrie Jos. C., Greenville. King Benj. Rush, Leighton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Kinnard Michael C., Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Kirksey W. II., Easta Boga. Knight C. J., Greenville. Knox J. C., Talladega. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Koker W. L., Waterloo. Kork W. Iv., Vernon. Kumpe Geo. Ernest, M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847; ex-pres. med. soc. of N. Ala.; ex-pres. and counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Kyle James, Florence. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Lamar James Isaac, Prattville. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1851; member med. soc. of Autauga co. Lampley Caleb B-, Greenville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of Butler co. lane Alex., Greenville, langdon W. L., Uniontown. Ianghorn John M., Lniontown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; member med. soc. of Uniontown ; ass’t surg. confed. army ;— author of “ Report on the Surgery of Perry co.” L/nier J. L., Autaugaville. 1 Place C. L., Montgomery. ] .urkin J. R., Bennett’s Station. 1 aisilter John, Mount Sterling. 1 .atimore John, Enterprise. 1 aurence G. W., Cedar Bluff. .1 avender Wright H., Greensboro’. Member med. soc. of Greensboro’ (Hale co.) 1 awrence J. B., Florence. 1 awrence William, (m) Sheffield. 1 ee Paul C., Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Lee R. H., Mt. Willing. Lee William Joseph, Eufaula. A. B., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, Tenn.; M. D., univ. of La., 1860. Leeland William A., Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa. Lenard J. M., Nixburgh. Lenoir George Harper, Selma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville (no date); member med. soc. of Nashville, and med soc. of Dallas co.; surg. confed. army;—author of paper “ Liq. ferri perchlor. fort.,” 1867; and other papers. Leonard Joseph M., Nixburgh. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Le Roy J. S., Mt. Sterling. Lester J. II., Attala. Lester ———, Gadsden. Lewis W. G., Gravelly Spring. Lidell Freeman II., Buena Vista. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Lidell John, Mount Sterling. Lightfoot Allen N., Opelika. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Ligon W. M., Oakfuskee. Liles J. D., Louina. Linder P. P., Alexandria. Lindsey James M., Claiborne. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Lingleton W. II., Harpersville. Lipscomb De Kalb, New Market. Lipscomb Wm. Howell, Livingston. M. D., 1860 (no college named;; member med. soe. of Sumter co; surg. confed. army 4 years. Little John, Tuscaloosa. A. B., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869; member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co.; counsel- lor med. soc. of Ala.; ass’t phys. Ala. hosp. for insane ; surg.confed. army 3 years. Lloyd Daniel W., Salem. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Locke Leonard E., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) Lockett W. O., Marion. Logan A. S., Whitesburg. Logan , Selma. Longmire William M., Bell’s Landing. Member med soc. of Monroe co. Longuemire W., Black Bluff. Longuemire B. B., Black Bluff. Lorance J. B., Florence. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Love J. M., Berlin. Lynch Frank, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Lynch John L., Clifton. Lynn J. H., Summit. McAllister W. T., Marion. Member med. soc. of Marion co. McAlpin A. J., Talladega. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Me Alpine S. M., Childersburg. McCall Daniel, Louisville. McCay William, Fayetteville. McCord A. D., Kussellville. McCord C. K., New Lexington McCord D. B., Scottsboro’. McCoy Isaac C., Platchechubbee. McCoy James W., Opelika. Member med. soc. of Lee co. McCreary John Absalom, Evergreen. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1860; member med. soc. of Conecuh co. McCurry G. M., Pleasant Gap. McDade G. W., Mt. Meigs. McDaniel Edward Davies, Camden. A. B., Erskine coll, of S. C., 1844; A. M., univ. of Ala., 1854; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1857, after two full courses in that college and in Michel’s school of anatomy; member and v.-pres. for last 8 years of med. soc. of Wilcox co.; per. member med. soc. of Ala., and v.-pres. 1870 ; per. member Am. med. asso.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; lecturer on chemistry, nat. phil., and geology in Wilcox female inst., 1872-3 ; phys. to confed. small-pox hosp., Camden, during war, and contract surg. U. S. garrison after war; —author paper “ Irritation Urinary Organs Produced by Santonica and Santonine,” 1867; “A New Method of Artificial Respiration,” 1869; and various other papers. 22 McD ALABAMA, MOB McDermitt , Sylacaga. McDonald E., Camden. McDonald H., Florence. McDonnell Henry, Huntsville. McDonnell J. L., Greenville. McGehee I). O., Eutaw. McGowan William M., Jackson. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. McGraw Edwin Allen, Ilarpersville. M. D. univ. of La., 1861. McKatick A., Evergreen. McKeitlien Archibald Smith, Prattvine. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. McKinnon John A., Selma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867. McKinnon Kenneth, Pleasant Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1852;— author “ Torsion and Transfixion of Arteries to stop Hemorrhage,” 1869. McKittrick Adam Alexander, Evergreen. Member med. soc. of Conecuh co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. McKorkle J. C., Ilenryville. McLane W., Demopolis. McLane W. C., Black Bluff. McLane Wherry Jenkins, Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. McLaughlin J. M., Springville. McLean Frank, Letohatchie. Member med. soc. of Letohatchie (Lowndes co.) McMahon F. S., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. McMahon, J. W., Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. McMahon W. J., Gainesville. McMillan Jno. B., Evergreen. Member med. soc. of Conecuh co. McMillan William Wallace, Monroeville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1856; member med. soc. of Monroe co. McMiller J. II., McKindley. McNeil John C., Clayton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; member and pres. med. soc. of Barbour co. McXeil Duncan, Autaugaville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. .McXeil D. C., Prattville. McXeuly J. W.. Grove Hill. McPherson William, Belmont. McQueen A. A., Snowdown. McQueen Samuel F., Letohatchie. McSwain C., Eufaula. McYoy D., Mobile. McWhortan A. M., Gaylesville. Mc Whartor J. I)., Letohatchie. Mabens R., Claiborne. Mabry Albert Gallatin, Selma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837 ; member and counsellor med. soc. of Ala., and of Selma (Dal- las co.); has been pres, of both societies;—au- thor of various papers in med. journals. Macon J., Xew Market. Maddox T. II., Uniontown. Mahan L., Pleasant Site. Malone II. II., Pollard. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860. Malone J. David, Athens. Marlowe Nicholas Perkins, Tuscaloosa. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa; surg. confed. army 4 years. Marshall , Tuscumbia. Marshall , Jonesboro’. Martin C. II., Mobile. Martin W. 33., Scottsboro’ Member med. soc. of Ala. Martin W. W., Selma. Marton W. U., Louisville. Mason D., Demopolis. Mason Edmond, Wetuinpka. Member med. soc. of Elmore co., and per. mem- ber Am. med. asso. Mast G. W., Cedar Grove. Masten C. H., Mobile. Masterson Brian O., Wolf Spring. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Mastin Claude A., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Matheson A. C., Camden. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Mathews James, Leesburgh. Mathews J. T., Youngville. Matterson A. C., Camden. Mayes James M., York Station. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Mayes W. A., Louisville. Mays L. J., Talladega. Meadows M. B., Dudleyville. Means Robert Poindexter, Letohatchie. Means Thos. Alexander, Montgomery. A. B., Emory coll., Oxford, Ga., 1851; A. M., 1856; M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856 ; att. med. schools in London, Paris and Edinburgh 2 years; member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery ; sec. board of health; member and cor. sec. med. soc. of Ala.; health officer of Montgomeryauthor of papers “ Diphtheritis; ” “ Gelseminum in Gonorrhoea;” “Paris Hospitals; ” “ Sperma- torrhoea; ” “ The Ecraseur,” etc., etc. Mears J. W. X., Hamburg. Member med. soc. of Marion co. Meddows B. E., Greenville. Melton J. M., Greenville. Menefee William M., Cotton Yalley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Macon co. Merriweather Geo. M., Mathew’s Station. Member Am. med. asso. Merriwetlier J. S., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Michael J. G., Belmont. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Michel Richard Frazer, Montgomery. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1847; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; ex-counsellor med. asso. of S. C.; ex-v.-pres. Am. med. asso.; ex-pres. med. asso. of Ala.; ex-eorres. sec. med. surg. soc. of Mont- gomery ;—author of papers in med. journals. Miller , Easta Boga. Miller L. C., Holly Grove. Miller X., Danville. Miller Robinson, Mobile. Member Am. med. asso. Milton James M., Greenville. Mino Alexander Dowling, Prattville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Minor P. B., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Ala. Minor L., Trinity. Mitchell W. A. Glenville. Moberly J. B., Hurtville. Mobly , Choctaw Corner. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. MOB ALABAMA. PEA 23 Mobry A. J., Selma. Molley N. M., Choctaw. Monroe D. E., Woodstock. Monroe , Sheffield. Moody J. R., Greenville. Moody R. F., Greenville. Moody T. II., Eufaula. Moon L. R., Claiborne. Moon W. B. ,• Youngville. Moore C. B., Summerfield. Moore E. D., Huntsville. Moore J. R., Greensboro’. Moore Lawrence R., Claiborne. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Moore M. Gaines, Wetmnpka. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Morehead Henry C., Pickensville. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Morgan Henry W., Macon Station. Morgan J. D. B., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Morris A. T., Roanoke. Morris J. H., Romulus. Morrissey S. B., Pine Level. Morrow Geo. M., Elyton. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Morrow D. T., Havanna. Morrow Geo. M., Ashville. Morton W. L., Vernon. Morton W. U., Louisville. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Moseley R. A., Talladega. Moses Gratz A., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile; Am. med. asso.; prof. chem. med. coll, of Ala. Moses J. C., Mobile. Mosley R. A., Talladega. Murdock D. A., Somerville. Murfee, John Howard, Acron. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; mem- ber med. soc. of Tuscaloosa. Murphy E. D., Greenville. Murphy R. G., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Murphy Zebulon Thomas, Salem. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army 4 years. Murrell William J., (h) Mobile. A. B., college of N. J., 1854; A. M., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; 1 course homceo. med. coll, of N. Y.; med. exam, in life assurance. Mushot .T. P., Hayneville. Myrick John W., "Auburn. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Neilson Robert, Tuscaloosa. > Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co. Nesbit J. G., Jacksonville. Nettles C. E., Whistler. Nettles, Thomas W., Black Bluff. A. B., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; member med. soc. of Mobile. Nicholls B. F., Alpine. Member med. soc. of Talladega co. Nichols A. B. C., Foster’s Store. ■ Nixon F. M., Guntersville. Norris George Dashiels, New Market. A. B., St. Mary’s, Baltimore, Md.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1830; member medico-chir- urg. soc. of Md., med. soc. of Baltimore, med. soc. of Ala., med. soc. of Madison co., Am. med. asso.; phys. and surg. to Madison co. almshouse; —author of paper on “ Geology, Topog. and Climatology of Madison co., with Diseases,” etc., 1872. Norton Samuel Edwin, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Norwood John, Seal’s Station. Nunalee William Lawrence, Gordon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852; res’t student New York city hosp., 1851. Oates J. G., Bethel. Odom J. A., Hillsboro’. O’Hard W., Lodi. Oliver C. C., Dadeville. Osborn James Dorrah, Greensboro’. Grad, in chem. Southern univ.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1866; prof, surgery Southern univ.; specialty, surgery; member med. soc. of Greens- boro’ (Hale co.). Osborn Thomas Childress, Greensboro’. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Greensboro’, med. asso. of Ala., Am. med. asso.; pres. State soc.; prof, of inst. med. and medical jurisprudence in med. dep’t South- ern univ.; corres. member Atlanta med. acad.; hon. member Mobile path. soc.;—author of paper “ The Tongue in Malarial Diseases,” 1869, and other papers. Owen Goronwy, Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile ; prof. obst. and dis. of women and children, med. coll, of Ala. Owen Pascal Harrison, Montgomery. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member Am. med. asso., med. soc. of Ala., med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery ; ass’t surg. gen. mil. hosp. of Montgomery, 1862 ;—author Mon. on Diphtheria, and reports of Mott’s Surgical Clin- iques. Owen W. M., Bucksville. Ozement T. J., North Port. Palmer Clinton D., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Palmer Thomas J., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Palmer W. S., Carrollton. Parke Clifford, Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.). Park R. W., Mobile. Parker Daniel, Perryville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1860. Parker William P., Cliepultepec. Parker W. T., Birmingham. Parkliill A. M., Florence. Parkhill J. F., Florence. Parks , Selma. Patterson Duncan S., Brookville. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Patterson Thomas, Louisville. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Patton J. F., Mobile. Peake J. S., Farmerville. Pearsall Andrew Thurston, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. 24 PEA ALABAMA. RIC Pearson J. F., Eutaw. Peck W. W., Somerville. Peddy A. G., Rockford. Peevey W. M., Paint Rock. Pegram William E., Dayton. Pelham A., Alexandria. Pentecost L. M., Greenville. Perrin R. O., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Perry J. AY., Abbeville. Perry Samuel, Marion. Member med. soc. of Perry co. Peterson Francis M., Greensboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1869; mem- ber med. soc. of Greensboro’, med. soc. of Ala. and counsellor of same; prof, materia inedica and obstet., Southern univ., Greensboro’. Peterson James J., Greensboro’. Pettis J. AY. C., Crawford. Pettus, J. A., Ft. Hampton. Pettus T. C., Ft. Hampton. Phelps J. C., (m) Salem. Phillips J. C., Society Hill. Picket J. S., Danville. Pierce AYilliam, Florence. Pierce AY. T., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Pierson Isaac F., Eutaw. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Pinfoy P. II., Bullock Ch. Pinkston Cainillus Llewellyn, Mt. Meigs. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Pinkston O. L., Montgomery. Pinson Hamet, Gainesville. M. D., New Orleans sch. med., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Pinutt J. C., Medway. Pitts J. S., Strata. Pollard Geo. Fitz Edward, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery, and Am. med. asso. Pope C. J.,-Eufaula. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; member and v.-pres. med. soc. of Barbour co.; pres. med. b’d, Barbour co.; pres, board trus. Union Female coll., Eufaula;—author paper, “ Delirium Re- lieved by Chloroform,” 1853; “ Treatment of Pneumonia,” 1857; first physician to use large doses of opium in acute stages of pneumonia. Pope Claud Pegues, Uniontown. A. B.; A. M. (coll, not stated); M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1872. Pope AVillis, Prattville. Porham John, Mt. Hebron. Porter Reese 13., Town Creek. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Pouncey, J. B., Cowikee. Member med. soc. of Bai'bour co. Pow J. R., Uniontown. Powell B. F., North Port. Powell J. S., Lafayette. Powell T. J., Lebanon. Powers A., Florence. Powledge Frank G., Opelika. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Pratt A. M., Centre. Pratt Sam., Hoboken. Pressly John II., Camden. Member med. soc. of Wilcox co. Price F., Jonesboro’. Price J. E., Mobile. Price William Mason, Florence. A. B., Florence Weslevan univ., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1865. Pride Joseph Pebles, Pride’s Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854 ; member med. asso. of Ala.; treas. med. soc. of N. Ala.; mem. Am. med. asso.; surg.coufed. hosp. 2 years Prince J. G., Choctaw. Prince Prank, Jonesboro’. A. B., univ. of Ala., 1846; A. M., 1849; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849; pres. med. soc. of Jefferson co.; member historical soc. of Ala.; —author of various papers in med. journals. Prince Frank M., Elyton. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Prior J. D., Leon. Pritchett E. H., Ilaynesville. Proctor J. W., Athens. Prozer W. D., Greenville. Purefoy John, Mount Meigs. Pursley T. J., Lebanon. Pyles FT. C., Clinton. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Pynchon L. C., Huntsville. Quinlan T. L., Hennewall. Quinney J. M., Linden. Itagsdale , Jonesboro’. Raintree W. G., Gordon. Ralls Jno. R., Gadsden. Ramsey David Wardlaw, Pine Apple. A. B., Ky. military inst.; M. i)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Rand John AY., Tuscumbia. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Rawls D. P., Marion. Rawls J. P., Burkeville. Ray Hugh L., Rodgersville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1871. Raysdall J. M., Mt. Pinson. Rea 13. F., Lafayette. Read Andrew II., Auburn. Member med. soc. ot Lee co. Read John 13., Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa co. Redden R. D., Beaverton. Reeder Daniel Alexander, Florence. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1845. Reese Augustus Joren, Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.), and Am. med. asso. Reese C. E., Lowndesboro’. Reese J. C., Eufaula. Reese Walter Peterson, Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.), and Am. med. asso. Renney F. M., Elba. Reynolds G. C., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Reynolds I. C., Eufaula. Reynolds John A., Louisville. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Reynolds S. R., Mobile. Reynolds W. M., Woodlawn. Rhett , Mobile. Rice Franciscus, New Market. Richardson M. D., Athens. Member med. soc. of Limestone co. RIC ALABAMA, SIM 25 Ricketts W. M., Guntersville. Riggs Benjamin Hogan, Selma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; Student Mo- bile city hosp., 1856 to ’59 ; sec. med. asso. of Ala.; pres. med. soc. of Selma, 1872-3; member Am. med. asso.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Roach R. M., Facklers. Roberts J. M., Laudersville. Robertson J. O., Larkins’ Fork. Robertson R. L., Widowee. Robertson T. L., Springville. Robinson A. .1., Brooklyn. Robinson Dudley, Prattville. Member med. soc. of Autauga co. Robinson E. H., Robinson’s Springs. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1849. Robinson H. B., Birmingham. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Robinson J. P., Chestnut Creek. Rosamond •, Jasper. Ross Frank Armstrong, Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; prof. mat. med. and therap. in med. coll, of Ala. Ross J. M., Mobile. Ross W. II., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile; prof. anat. med. coll, of Ala. Rosser H. N., Selma. Roundtree S. L., Somerville. Rouslaux J. A., Huntsville. Rowe A. T., Auburn. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Royston R. Y., Marion. Rumph J. S., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Barbour co Ruskin J. R., Tollona. Russell L, Monroeville. Jiussell J. II., Calhoun. Lussell Thomas R., Opelika. Member med. soc. of Lee co. S idler Louis H., Leighton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. S iff old D. A., Pleasant Ilill. S imple Edward Armstead, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Sims E. M., Somerville. Binders, Aaron, Tuscaloosa. Sanders C. P., Pleasant Ridge. Sanders W. II., Pleasant Ridge. Sanderson Edwin L., Letohatchie. M. Lb, Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Letohatchie; ass’t surg. confed. army. Sanford I. E., Eufaula. Sanky Jno. Thompson, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Satterfield E. L., Pickensville. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Saunders Henry, Clinton. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Saunders W. F., Athens. Savage J. T., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Savage Thomas B., Jackson. Member med. soc. of Clarke co. Sawyer John B., Athens. Sawyer W. T., Whistler. Scales T. Sidney, Louisville. Member Am. med. asso. Scott John Godwin, Montgomery. Member ined. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Seale Robt. Lyon, Gaston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. La., 1855; ass’t surg. confed. army. Searcy J. F., Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa. Searcy Reuben, Tuscaloosa. Member med. soc. of Tuscaloosa. Searcy R. T., Huntsville. Seelye Samuel Dibble, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery, and of Am. med. asso. Selars A H., Athens. Semple Edward A., Montgomery. Counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Sessions F. M., Randolph. Member med. soc. of Bibb co. Sevier Daniel W., Frankfort. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Sewall F. L., Jackson. Sewall J. H., Calero. Shamblin A., Boonstown. Shanks William, Fairfield. Shatswood J., Lower Peach Tree. Shaw J., Eufaula. Shaw John C., Newton Academy. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Shaw John L., Newton Academy. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Shegog George, Leighton. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Shelby D., Huntsville. Shelby D., Jr., Huntsville. Shelby J. Polk, Summerfield. Shelton II., Fayetteville. Shepard J. F., Dadeville Shepard O. T., Dadeville. Shepard P. M., Dadeville. Shepherd J., Flat Creek. Shepherd Levin W., Opelika. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. of Lee co. Shepherd O. W., Arkadelpliia. Sheppard A. B., Greenville. Sheppard E. W., Eufaula. Sheppard W. P., Eufaula. Snerrard Christopher C., Mobile. A. B., univ. N. C., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. Pa., 1859; member med. soc. of Mobile; ass’t surg. mil. hosp. 31 years. Sherril L. J., Marion. Sherwood J. C., Butler. Shipp M., Stephenson. Shivers O. L., Marion. Shockley T. W., Pleasant Grove. Sholl Edward H., Gainesville. A. B., coll. N. J., 1853; M. A., 185(5; M. D., Pa. med. coll., Phila., 1856; member and pres. med. soc. of Sumter co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years ;— author occasional papers in “ Med. and Suhg. Reporter” since 18 8. Shoma J. W., Mt. Pleasant. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Siddons W. M., Tuscaloosa. Silliman Calvin W., Gainesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. La., 1859. Simmons S. M., Howell’s Cross Roads. Simpson H. J., Canton. Sims Albert, Alpine. 26 SIM ALABAMA. THO Sims Julius S., Mt. Hope. Singleton W. R., Harperville. Slattings R. D., Greenville. Slaughter G. B., Warrior’s Bend. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Slaughter W. G., Pickneyville. Slaughter J. R., Huntsville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1818. Sledge William II., Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Smith A. II., Gainesville. Smith Daniel E., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Smith Frank, Claiborne. Smith J., Prattville. Smith Joseph A., Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co. Smith J. B., Hillabee. Smith J. E., Eiifaula. Smith J. J. A., Union. Smith Joseph R., Elyton. M. I)., Transylvania univ. of Ky., 1841; member med. soc. of Jefferson co.;—author of articles on Typhoid Fever in med. journals, 1859. Smith NT. Alexander, Newburgh. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Smith S., Huntsville. Smith S., Green Grove. Smith S. B.,'Elyton. Smith Samuel Parrish, Prattville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1838; member med. soc. of Autauga co.,.and Am. med. asso.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.;—author paper on “Med. Botany of Autauga Co.,” 1850, and “ Diseases of Autauga Co.,” 1870. Smith T. C., Newton. Smith Virgil Josephus, Autaugaville. Member med. sec. of Autauga co. Smith W. G., Guntersville. Smith W. T , Notasulga. Snakely J. P., Montgomery. Snipes M. W., Cusseta. Snoddy S., Mantua. Snow , Jonesboro’. Southall R. G., Lower Peach Tree. Spear P. W., Rainer. Speer , Miltown. Spencer J. W., Centreville. Spencer J. W., Clinton. Stark II. L., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Starting , Bridgeville. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Staton J. 1L, Chepultepec. Stearns J. D., Greenville. Stend Jno. I)., Butler. Stephens B. M., Thacher’s Creek. Stephenson E. D., Danville. Stewart E., Florence. Stewart E. W., Oakland. Stewart James II., Florence. Member med. soc. of Ala. Stewart , Turkey Town. Stockdale, J. L., Talladega. Stone Henry Lewis, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Story G. W., Scottsboro’. Stowe J. A., Opelika. Stragill W. C., Mobile. Strain Horatio Philpott, Wiseville. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ. of Md., 1872. Strode W. R., Claiborne. Member med. soc. of Ala. Strong J. D.. Fort Deposit. Strother T. C., Camden. Strudwick E., Dayton. Summers Thos. Osmond, Greensboro’. A. M., Southern univ., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1871; member med. soc. of Greensboro’; rec. sec. and counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; member med. soc. of Nashville, Tenn.; prof, chemistry and physiology of Southern univ.; in hosp. confed. armyauthor of paper on Chemico-physiological Analysis, etc. Swanson W. S., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Sykes Andrew Jackson, Courtland. Member med. soc. of N. Ala. Sykes T. W., Town Creek. Sykes T., Courtland. Tack A. M., Portersville. Taliaferro E. T., New Market. M. D., Transylvania univ. of Ky., 1844; surg. confed. army during the war. Taliaferro Charles T., Evergreen, Member med. soc. of Conecuh co. Taylor A., Haynesvflle. Taylor G. F., Lafayette. Taylor Jacob II., Gainesville. M. D., Louisville med. coll, of Ky., 1851; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Taylor J. C., Forkland. Taylor Morse K., Huntsville. Member Am. med. asso. Taylor S. W., Warsaw. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Sumter co., med. soc. of Livingston, co. Taylor W. L., Ilaynesville. Taylor Whitten Peterson, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Teague R., Cross Plains. Temple B., Montgomery. Temple W. B., Helicon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Tennell J. M., Princeton. Terrell J. W., Guntersville. Member med. soe. of Ala. Terry R. E., Carthage. Thatch , Athens. Thetford William Fletcher, Boligee. M. £>., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867. Thigpen Jacob, Pine Apple. Tliock W. T., Mooresville. Thomas E. B., Marion. Thomas J. M., Seal’s Station. Thomas M. M., Providence. Thomas Rufus, Moore’s Bridge Thomason F. M., Arbor Yitse. Thompson Elias Benson, Marion. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868; member med. soc. of Perry eo.; pliys. to board of health in Marion. Thompson Green Hill., Autaugaville. Two full courses; one at Jefferson med. coll., and one at med. coll, of Ala. (date and place of graduation not given); member med. soc. of Autauga co. Thompson S. E., Greenville. THO ALABAMA. WIL 27 Thornton William H., Eufaula. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Theudgill J. S., Eufaula. Tinover S. S., Helicon. Toole B. W., Talladega. Townsend J. B., Pine Level. Toxey E., Eufaula. Toxey Caleb, Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile ; counsellor med. soc. of Ala.; demonstrator anatomy med. coll, of Ala. Tracy D., Wacoochie. Treadwell W. A., Pine Apple. Trimble J. A., Russellville. Tucker R. Milton, Mt. Jefferson. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Turner A., Clintonville. Turner J. B., Blountsville. Turner J. R., Clintonville. Turner Matthew, Bladon Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army 4 years. Turney W. M., Somerville. Turnipseed B., Fairfield. Turnipseed J. B., Tuscaloosa. Tyler W. II., Jones’ Cross Roads. Tyson W. W., Hickory Flat. Vail R. P., Cuba Station. Vance W., Trion. Van Derveer Albert Peter, Montgomery. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; inspector of fertilizers for Ala.; member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Vann A. J., Van Buren. Vann James B., Elyton. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Vasser Edward M., Cahoba. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of Orrville (Dallas co.) Vaughn S. W., Summerfield. Vernon J. B., Ashville. Vineyard J. L., Rock Mills. Wadkins J. W., Hackneyville. Waites O. R., Ashland. Wakefield T. A., Yorkville. Walkup, S. A., Eufaula. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Wall Alfred A., Huntsville. Member med. soc. of Madison co. Wall Conrad, Greenville. Wallace N. B., Athens. Waller J. W., Gainesville. Waller L., Almon. Walton O. B., Society Ilill. Walton S., Gaston. Walton William A., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Butler co. Ward Thomas R., Greensboro’. Member med. soc. of Greensboro’ (Hale cod Warnock James F., Union Springs. Warren A. L., Wetumpka. Member med. soc. of Elmore co. Warren J. M., Huntsville. Warren M., Clayton. Member med. of Barbour co. Watkins John Marion, Oxford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Weatherly Job Sobieski, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery; Am. med. asso.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Weatherly Thaddeus Joseph, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Webb Foster C., Greenville. Webb Henry T., Eutaw. Member ined. soc. of Greene co. Webb James, Newbern. Webb L. D., Greensboro’. Webb Robert Dickens, Livingston. Member med. soc. of Sumter co.; counsellor med. soc. of Ala. Webb W. T., Mobile. Member med. soc. of Mobile. Wedgworth M., Hollow Square. Wheedon II. M., Eufaula. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Weir F. S., Pickensville or Carrollton. Welburn J. C., Greensboro’. Welch W. A., Alpine. West J. T., Selma. Member med. soc. of Selma (Dallas co.) West J. W., Clayton. West T. K., Nauvoo. Wetherford W. M., Frankford. Wharton Geo. R., Huntsville. Wheeler William Camp, Cherokee. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1862 ; mem- ber mgd. soc. of N. Ala., and med. soc. of Colbert co.; ask’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Wheelan Charles, Macon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866; member med. soc. of Greensboro’ (Hale co.) Whitaker William, Salem. White Alex., Whitesburg. White Barnabas P,, Spring Garden. M. D., med. coll, of Ga. (no date); surg. confed. army. White J. N., Coloma. White M. M., Oakland. White Thomas Noel, Spring Garden. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1859; ass’t surg. confed. army. White W. E., Roanoke. Whitfield Geo., Demopolis. Whitfield Geo., Gainesville. Member med. soc. of Ala. Whitfield W. B., Demopolis. Whitley J. M., Aston’s Store. Wier Thomas F., Carrollton. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Wilbur J. II., Arkadelphia. Wilkerson William Washington,Marion. M. D. Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Perry co.; pres, board of trustees of Howard coll. 3 years; med. hosp. service confed. army. Wilkins Alex. M., Pickensville. Member med. soc. of Pickens co. Wilkinson John, Demopolis. Williams C. L., Yillula. Williams D. II., Gainesville. Williams F. W., La Place. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Williams G. R., Bridgeville. Williams J. B., Danville. Williams James Milward, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Williams J. II., Centreville. 28 WIL ALABAMA. ZEI Williams J. W. R., Opelika. Williams Robert Sebastian, Montgomery. Member med. and surg. soc. of Montgomery. Williams S. C., Oxford. Williams T. M., La Place. Williams W. L., Daviston. Willingham William Rufus, Sheffield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859; hosp. druggist in Richmond, confed. army. Wilson A. A., Montgomery. Wilson Benj. Frank, Pickensville. Member med. s >c. of Pickens co. Wilson F. G., Athens. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1861; mem- ber med. soc. of Limestone co.; ass’t surg. con- fed. armv 2 years. Wilson J. B., JMontevallo. Wilson Isham G., Liberty Hill. M. D., med dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Wilson S. G.. Ft. Hampton. Winn J. J., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Barbour co. Winnemore S. C-, Benton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856. Winston J. N., Yalley Head. Whipple H. L., Montgomery. Wise J. F., Chestnut Creek. Withers S. J., Mooresville. Wood James A., Pleasant Hill. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C. (no date); member and v. pres. med. soc. of Dallas co. Wood Jesse, Tuscaloosa. Wood J. H., Selma. Wood John Wesley, Bladon Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date). Woodson William Madison, Allenton. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1869. AYooley C. L., Pinetucky. Wright II. C., Pollard. Wright J. P., Georgiana. Wright Milton Roil, Gadsden. M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1873; member med. soc. of Etowah co. Yieser Jacob D., Florence. Young Elisha, Greensboro’. Member med. soc. of Greensboro’ (Hale co.) Young J. B., Little River. Young J. R., Florence. Young W. J., Decatur. Zeigler J. A., Bullock C. II. ADDITIONAL NAMES IN ALABAMA. ADA TYS Adams I., IJniontown. Allison J. D., Richmond. Arthur A. B., Catawba. Balar P. D. L., Eufaula. Bell B. B., Midway. Bettis T. J., Choctaw. Billingslee-J. C., Foster’s. Bland I. AY., Montgomery. Blunt J. B., Montgomery. Boyce P., Tuscaloosa. Brocknery A. E., Gaston. Brooks E., Estaboga. Campbell A. F. G., Gainestown. Child D. I)., Mobile. Chappell G. II., Jonesboro’. Christian R. B., Owen’s Cross Roads. Cole J. R., Demopolis. Coman J. P., Athens. Darden O., Taylorsville. Deake G., Greensboro’. Denny A., Jackson. Donald I., Monterey. Drake G., Greensboro’. Drasin G. L.. Elvton. Dubose M. AY., Mobile. Edmunds P. G., Bluff Port. England C. C., Marion. Epes I. AY., Gainsville. Fitzgerald J. P., Dade’s Mills. Fontaine It. A., Mobile. Friend D., Boligee. Gaillard , Camden. Garber A. M., Macon Station. Goodson J. H., Hillsboro’. Gorden F. E., Mobile. Gregory I. C., Cushing. Hall T. D., Prattville. Harris E. D., Greenville. Harris M., Meridianville. Hill T. C., Selma. Hodges E. O., Sparta. Holman J. C., Ozark. Holmes O. S., Stockton. Johnson J. F., Montgomery. Johnson AY. S., Summerfield. Jones A. AY., Montgomery. Jones R. A., Huntsville. Krouse T., Suggsville. Lay B. D., Mobile. Lee I. M., Selma. Lining G. D., Mobile. Logan T. M., Catawba. McCane T. LT., Greenville. McClerdon I. AY., Rockford. Paine I. F. AY., Mobile. Pake C. J., Selma. Picket C., Fort Browder Rambo S., Montgomery. Randolph R. C., Montgomery. Reynolds AY., Dublin. Rea B. F., Suggsville. Senky J. T., Montgomery. Sersey G., Meridianville. Tyson A. 1\, Lowndesboro’. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE TERRITORY OF ILEA HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF ALASKA. For the early history of this region we must refer our readers to the works of Whymper, Dali and others. This Territory was purchased from Russia by the United States by the treaty of March 30th, 1867, for the sum of seven and a quarter millions of dollars. This country, known by the name of Russian America, Unalaska, or Alaska, is the most northwesterly portion of North America, and is a peninsula containing about 577,390 square miles, that is to say, about the area of France, Germany and Great Britain. Upon the east it is bounded by British America, on the north, south and west it borders on the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. Alaska is separated from Asia by Behring’s Strait, which is but forty miles wide, and over which the former inhabitants of this region evidently came, Mr. Markham having brought before the Royal Geographical Society, in 1865, almost positive proof that the emigration took place at the time of Togrul Beg and Ghenghis Khan, about 1200 A. d. Alaska is separated from the United States by the country known as British Columbia. It has been questioned whether the Government did a wise act in purchasing this Territory, but it must be remembered, that besides the immense value of the mineral, vegetable and animal products of this region, the Government has obtained control of several thousand miles of coast line possessing excellent harbors, and destined at no far-distant day to carry on a large trade with China and Japan. AVre will give a few facts from the “ U. S. Coast Pilot of Alaska,” and from the “Land Office Report.” The average temperature of Alaska is very similar to that of Sweden and Norway, which support a population of twenty persons to the square mile, and, being about double the size of these two countries, it is calculated that a population of about 12,000,000 could obtain subsistence here. But later authorities state that the isothermal lines are here So deflected northward as to give the country a similar climate to Scotland, which is more favorable still. The coast is warmed by the Japan Current or Black Stream, which is the counterpart in the Pacific of the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic. It is calculated that about 20,000 square miles can be cultivated with profit. The Rocky Mountains traverse the country from north to south, and Mt. St. Elias takes rank among the half dozen loftiest single peaks on the globe, being 17,900 feet high. The Yukon (the word Yukon meaning the “ Great River ”) is only equalled by the Mississippi, the Amazon, and perhaps one or two others. The Sitka spruce grows to the height of 180 feet; hemlock, alders and willows abound; but the most valuable wood is the strong, smooth, fragrant, yellow cedar. Gold is mined on the Stikine River. Silver, copyter, coal and bismuth have been found. Fur-bearing animals abound in immense numbers; the same may be said of fish, for we are told that in some of the small bays the salmon are at times “crowded so thickly that the progress of a boat is impeded.” Tons of walrus ivory and of fossil ivory are exported every year. Castor is obtained in great quantities from the beavers of this region; over 1000 sacks of it being exported annually. The name Alaska signifies “the continent, or great land,” and is pronounced in the Russian language Alyaskci. No territorial Government has been formed, the General Government of the United States having complete control of the country. The population in 1870 was 70,461, which includes the aboriginal inhabitants of the Territory. MINERAL SPRINGS OF ALASKA. Sitka Sound Hot Springs are fifteen miles from the town of Sitka. They have been used in cases of syphilis, and in rheumatic and cutaneous affections. Two hospital buildings were erected here by the Russian Fur Company. These waters contain sulphur, chloride of sodium and magnesia, and have a temperature of 104°, or, as given by another authority, 153° Fahrenheit. The other mineral springs of Alaska are, a chalybeate spring about half a mile from Sitka, numerous similar springs on the western bank of the Chilchat River, a hot spring near lliouliouk Harbor, and several others in different portions of the country. This Territory having been but recently acquired, there has been very little emigration to it from this country, and the white population—mostly Russian—is sparse. We have no names of medical men to record in Alaska 29 MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF ARIZONA TERRITORY. Arizona is interesting to the historian on account of the remains of former cultivation and evidences of civilization to be found there. Ruins of ancient cities and cathedrals ex- isting in many places, while traces of irrigating canals occur in every direction, extending even into the densest part of the forests. The inhabitants of this region were somewhat civilized before the Spaniards visited it. They built cities, they cultivated the plains, they worked the mines of silver and gold, and they were acquainted with many of the arts. This Territory was visited by Spanish explorers half a century after the discovery of the continent by Columbus, and at the close of the sixteenth century the Jesuits had established missions and settlements in almost all the fertile valleys of this region. By the middle of the seventeenth century the whole of the region had been explored, and at the beginning of the eighteenth century, the valleys of Santa Cruz, San Pedro, Colorado, Gila, Salinas, and Rio Yerde, constituted a prosperous agricultural and mining region. The portion of Ari- zona north of the Gila River was a part of the territory ceded by Mexico in 1848, and with the portion south of that river purchased under the Gadsen Treaty in 1853 from the same power, formed a part of the Territory of New Mexico. Arizona was formed as a Territory in February, 1863j with an area of 126,141 square miles. Congress, in 1866, passed an act taking 12,225 square miles from Arizona and adding it to the southern part of the State of Nevada, thus leaving the Territory with an area of 113,916 square miles, very nearly the area of the Middle States. The Colorado River is the great stream of this Territory, having a length of 1100 miles and draining a basin of 3000 square miles. Like the Nile of Egypt, it is subject to an annual overflow; caused by the melting of snow upon the mountain ranges; its waters rising from 20 to 50 feet above the ordinary level. A part of its course is through deep canons and mountain clefts with no arable soil, but it has many fertile valleys and many that could be rendered productive by means of proper irrigation. The Gila, a branch of the Colorado, is a large stream flowing through the Territory from east to west, and with the Little Colorado and numerous other streams, make this a well-watered country. The Pinaleno and the Mogollon Mountains traverse the central portion of the Territory from the northwest to the southeast. There are many forests of excellent timber, the Douglas spruce, and several varieties of pine and cedar attaining a height of 200 feet, and having a diameter of four feet. Arizona is rich in mineral wealth. Gold and silver are mined; iron, tin, nickel, platinum, cinnabar, and copper have been discovered. The population of this Territory, in 1870, was 9658 ; the number of physicians and surgeons was twenty-two. There are no known medicinal springs, and no medical institutions in the Territory. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. AIM YUI Aimes T. W., Camp Colorado. Anabee C., Arizona City. Coursey A. F., Arizona City. Durant H. R., Tucson. Farnsworth A., Date Creek. Gassock J. R., Wickenburg. Handy J. C., Tucson. Harrison J. S., Sacaton. Kendall Geo. D., Prescott. Lauderdale John D., Tucson Lord C. H., Tucson. McCandless James Newton, Prescott. M. D., Jefi'erson med. coll., 1863. Middleton P., Port Whipple. Montero A. S., Arizona City. Phelps Edward, Tucson. Phillips J. H., Arizona City. Pindell J. T., Camp Hualpia. Pope B. P., Port Whipple. Soul6 R. G., Wickenburg. Thibodo O. J., Wickenburg. Yuill R. B., Wickenburg. 30 UAL REGISTER OF TEE STATE OF ARKANSAS. About the year 1541 De Soto wandered as far west as the Mississippi River, and a little beyond. This led the Spaniards to claim the country, though it was taken possession of and occupied by the French. By the treaty of 1763, Spain received from France the vast region then known as the “ Province of Louisiana,” and which is now covered by portions of the States of Alabama and Mississippi; by the States of Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and Oregon; by portions of Minnesota and Kansas; by the Territories of Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and the Indian Territory, and by a portion of the Territories of Colorado and Wyoming. In the year 1800, Spain, under the iron hand of Napoleon, was compelled to resign all this immense wealth of territory to France, and two years later, by the treaty of April 30, 1803, it passed into the hands of the United States, upon the payment of $15,000,000. As we have said above, this “ Province ” lias developed into several States and Territories, among which the State now under consideration will be found. Arkansas was given a territorial government in 1819, and received its name from the Arkansas River, which flows through the centre of the State; this again receiving its name from the Indians, “Kansas,”—in their language meaning “smoky-water,”—to which the French added the prefix, “ arc,” bow, from its meandering character. The State was admitted into the Union on the 15th of June, 1836. In such an extent of territory as 52,198 square miles, we would naturally expect to, and we do find, much diversity of surface, hill and dale, marsh and meadow, rich soil for the farmer in the valleys, and great wealth for the miner among the hills. The State is well supplied with navigable streams. The Mississippi washes its eastern border through a dis- tance of nearly 400 miles; the Arkansas flows through the State for 350 miles; the St. Francis and White Rivers are noble streams, flowing from the highlands of Missouri; the White receives the Black River, a large and navigable stream ; the AVashita and the Red Rivers, with their many tributaries, drain the southern part of the State. The eastern border, for the distance of about 100 miles, is a low, level tract, covered in a great measure by swamp and marsh ; but as we go west the surface becomes broken and hilly, and further still the Ozark Mountains rise to the height of 2000 feet. By the census of 1870 we find the population to be 484,471, or 9.30 to the square mile. The number of physicians and surgeons, 1026. Phthisis is the cause of 5 per cent, of the annual number of deaths. There are no medical schools, or other public medical institutions in the State. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF ARKANSAS. The Hot Springs are situated on a creek of the same name, which empties into the Washita, six miles distant, in a southern direction. The springs lie sixty miles southwest of Little Rock, in Hot Springs county. They can be reached from Little Rock by stage, or by steamboat, on the Washita River to Arkadelphia, and thence by stage thirty-live miles. These springs issue from a beautiful ridge of novaculite, and are remarkable for their num- ber, the high temperature of their waters and their mineral solutions. The waters are con- sidered to be of great value in the treatment of various diseases, and hence their popularity as a place of resort for invalids. The springs are fifty-seven in number, flowing at the rate of 350 gallons per minute. This large volume of water is utilized for all modes of bathing, and for internal use, by conduits which convey it to the various establishments. The waters are similar to those of Gastien in Austria, and Pfaffers in Switzerland. The temperature of the different springs ranges from 93° to 148°, and the water contains, according to analysis by Prof. Larkin, the following constituents: MINERAL SPRINGS OP ARKANSAS. 31 32 ARKANSAS. One pint contains (93°-150° Fahr.) ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.016 Carbonate of Calcium 0.496 Chloride of Sodium 0.001 Sulphate of Potassium 0.029 Sulphate of Sodium 0.047 Sulphate of Calcium 0.014 Sesquioxide of Iron 0.013 Iodine trace. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Bromine trace. Silicate of Calcium 0.058 Silica 0.233 Alumina 0.056 Organic Matter 0.088 Water 0.018 Total 1.069 The mineral constituents are found to weigh 8i grains per gallon. The water is said to be tasteless, clear, and transparent, and does not deposit sediment upon standing. It is used externally as plunge and vapor baths, and is also taken internally. It is said to be of service in uterine disease, functional sterility, specific cutaneous affec- tions, rheumatic and gouty conditions, scrofula, syphilis, and many other diseases. Within a few miles of these springs there are several others, containing sulphur and iron, and forty miles distant there is one known as “ Bill Iron’s Salt Sulphur,” which is said to possess highly exhilarating properties; these springs are, however, not as yet used for medi- cinal purposes. At the Hot Springs there are numerous hotels, with accommodation for several hundred guests. There are only four cold springs in the Hot Springs Valley ; two of these are chalybeate, and two freestone. The valley is about 2100 feet above the level of the sea, and enjoys a very even temperature. There are other mineral springs in the western part of the State and the adjoining Indian Territory, the waters of which are much used by the people in the vicinity, but little is known of their qualities. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF ARKANSAS. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. State ..Little Rock Ashley county ..Hamburg Conway county . Lewisburg W. A. C. Savle Crawford county ,.Van Buren LA. Dibrell ....G. W. Smith. Drew county ..Monticello W. II. Barry. J. A. AMen. Franklin county ..Ozark Hot Springs county ..Hot Springs Hemstead county, and town of j Washington J Jefferson county ► Washington ..Pine Bluff Wm. A. Noel Lawrence county Med. Assoc, of Pulaski county and city of Little Rock 1 Mississippi county ..Osceola Nevada county ..Rosston Phillips county ..Helena ...P. R. Ford. Sebastian county and Fort Smith ..Fort Smith E. R. Du Val ....J. C. Field. Washington county ..Fayetteville THE MEDICAL LAWS OF ARKANSAS. Any regular practicing physician in the State of Arkansas may, upon request, receive from any member of the board of health of any city, village, or township in this State, the mayor or common council of any city, and the officer or board having control of any alms- house, prison, house of correction, or jail, the bodies of such persons as may be required to be buried at the public expense, for the purpose of anatomical study and investigation only, and he shall see that the remains so received by him, after they have served his purpose, are decently buried. But the remains of any person who may request, during his last illness, to be buried, or whose friends or relatives may, within twenty-four hours after his decease, ask to have his body buried, or of any person who was a stranger or traveller, and died before making him- self known, shall be buried, and not surrendered to any one. Any regular practicing physician or surgeon, or any medical student, under the authority of a physician or surgeon, may have in his possession human dead bodies, or parts thereof, lawfully obtained, for the purpose of anatomical inquiry or dissection.—Act of the Legisla- ture, passed in the Session of 1873. No physician or surgeon shall be compelled to disclose any information which he may have acquired from his patient while attending him professionally, and which was necessary to enable him to practice as a medical adviser.—Digest of Statutes, p. 1001, ch. 171, sec. 22. Physicians are exempt from jury service.—Digest' of Statutes, ch. 94, sec. 21. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. ABB BOG Abbey S. F. R., Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Abbey S. M., Helena. Member med soc. of Phillips co. . Abbott E. G., Hewitt. Adams J. W., Benton. Adams Kinean, Moscow. Adamson G. M., Camden. Adkins , Heview. Aikens James M., Hew Gascony. Aitkins W. G., Pulaski co. Member med. soc. of Pulaski co. Alexander F. E., Gainsville. Alexander J. D., Des Arcs. Alexander O., Rocky Comfort. Alexander W. W., Trenton. Allen I). H., Ft. Smith. Allen II. C., Mountain House. Allen J. A., Monticello. Sec. med. soc. of Drew co. Allen John F., Batesville. Allen John G., (m) Gravel Glaize. Allen S. M., (m) Arkansas Post. Allen W. D., Judson. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1847. Aired W. D., (m) Red Land. Ambercrombie C. S., Huddelton’s Landing. Andrews G. II., Spring Hill. Andrews R. H., Hamburg. Andrews W. S., (m) Arkadelphia. Arnold J. H., Mount Olive. Arnold Robert Estabrook, Burkeville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Arnold William E., Burkeville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, Tenn., 1860; and Atlanta, Ga., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 31 years. Arrington J. H., Pope co. Arrington W. B.. Hamburg. Ashburn G. W., Pecan Point.' Auerbach I. I., Little Rock. Austin B. F., (mi Spring River. Baggett J. B., Hot Springs. Treas. med. soc. of Hot Spring co. Bagley J., Pocahontas. Bailey W. W., Fort Smith. Member med. asso. of Arkansas Bailey W. II., Fort Smith. Baker A. A., (m) Berryville. Baker A. B., (m Carrollton. Baker C. F., Maysville. Rninfis W T (ml TTnrrisrm Baker Henry Clay, Rockport. One full course lect. med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866-7; member med. soc. or Hot Springs co. Baker W. R., Trenton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846; (retired from pm"- tice). Balfour A., Powhatan. Banks J. R., Mariana. Barnes A. F., (m) Ozark. Barnes James, Batesville. Barnes R. M., Greemvood. Barnett J. R., Warren. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1850; member med. src. of Warren co. Barry James INI., (m) Fort Smith. Barry W. H., Monticello. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1858; pres. med. soc. of Drew co.; member med. asso. of Ark.; su-g. confed. army. Bartlett E. H., Mariana. Bateman S. I)., Jacksonport. Bates Thomas II., Trenton. Battle F. G., Hodges Prairie. Baylis S. II., Falcon. Beaks G. H., Connersville. Beard Benjamin, Clayton. Beecher T. W., (m) Harrisburg. Bell C. C., West Point. Bell J. K., (m) Waldron. Bell Moses, Sugar Loaf. Bell W. J., (m) Batesville. Belt J. C., Dixon. Bennett B. F., Pecan Point. Benton A. A., Clarendon. Benton R. A., (m) Helena. Besselieu W. F., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Bethune S. B., Hamburg. Bevans A., Walnut Grove. Bevins E. F., (m) Batesville. Biggs John F., (m) Amity. Bird Robert A., Roanoke. Bird W. II., Lonoke. Birge J. W., Little Rock. Bizzill II. D., (m) Paraclifte. Black J. R., (mi Fayetteville. Black T. E., Pellonia. Black W. T., Van Buren. Blackburn E. M., Ozark. Blackwall R. P. Arkadelphia. Blakely T. W., Camden. Blakemore W. T., (m) Greenwood. Blanton J. P., Bright Star. Boatman B. II., (m) Jones’ Landing. Bogan C. P., (m) Jupiter. 33 34 BOH ARKANSAS. CAS Bohmur ,T. M., Little Bock. Bogard I. D., (m) Judson. Bolles G. B., Jacksonport. Bollinger II. II., St. Pauls. Bond A. AY., AVarren. Bond J. B., Little Bock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Booker T. J., AYashington. Member med. soc. of AVashington co. Borker T. J., Columbus. Bourland A. M., Van Buren. Member med. soc. of Crawford co. Bowie , Pine Bluff. Bowie James, Flat Bayou. Bowles George Bichard, Malone’s Store. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1866. Box T. AAr., (m) Van Buren. Boyce T. S., Gainsville. Boyd Ed. II., (m) Gainsville. Boyd .1. B. B , Fayetteville. Boyd Bichard L., (m) Bird’s Point. Boyse Milton C., AVashington. M. D., med. coll, of New Orleans, 1859; member med. soc. of Hempstead co., and med. asso. of Ark. Bradley E. G., Cotton Plant. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853; Hon. M. D., sch. of med., New Orleans, 1859; speciality— diseases of eye and ear and surgery. Brady L. II., Van Buren. Bragg Junius Newport, Camden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861. Brandon Thomas, Fulton. Brandon F. AAC, Hampton. Brandon AY. B., Hampton. Brandon, A\r. J., Learey. Brashears A. AY., (m) Hampton. Brashears Thomas J., (m) Hampton. Breedlove C. AAr., (mi Sugar Loaf. Breysacher A. L., Little Bock. Member med. asso. of Ark., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Britton J. M., Lonoke. Brooks Almon, Hot Springs. M. lb, med. dep’t univ. of ATa., (no date); pres, med. soc. of Hot Springs co-., 1873; member med. asso. of Ark.; elected to chair of Chemistry and Toxicology, Memphis med. coll., 1868. Browne C. A., Washington. Member med. soc. of AVashington co. Brown Charles Fox, Van Buren. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1849; treas. of med. soc. of Crawford co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Brown D., (m) Clover Bend. Brown Geo. T., Georgetown. Brown G. AAC, Little Bock. Brown J. II.. (m) Ash Flat.. Brown John I., (m) Lead Hill. Brown L. M., (m) Huntsville. Brown S., Evening Shade. Brown AVilliam Alexander, Brancliville. M. Ib, med-. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1869. Brown W. E., Georgetown. Brown AV. T., (m) Locksburg. Browning George AY., (m) Bhea’s Mills. Brunson B., Pine Bluff. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Bronson B. A., Columbus. Brunton , Pine Bluff. Bryan Jno. AY., (m) Elm Store. Bryant J. H., Little Bock. Member med. soc. of Ark. Buford J. S., Hamburg. Bunepars E. L., Duvall’s Bluff. Buren B., Huntsville. Burke F. A., Helena. Member med soc. of Phillips co. Burnett -T. B., Warren. Burney J. W., I)es Arcs. Burnham T. B., Poplar Bluff. Burns Bobert, Grand Lake. Burt John S., Charleston. Burt W. J. Jacksonport. Burton P. P., Little Bock. Member med. soc. of Pulaski co. Burton B. A., Helena. Member med. asso. of Phillips co. Burton S. L, Arkadelphia. Burton William, Little Bock. Burton W. M., Danville. Member med. soc. of Ark. Bushong James Spratt, The Narrows. One full course at med. dep’t univ. of Louisville. Butler J. T., (m) Biclimond. Byrd D. E., Helen. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Byrd , Trenton. Cameron , Evening Shade. Camp W. P., (m) Harrison. Campbell Pleasant Washington, Brinkley. Campbell B. L.. Madison. Candler Patrick H., Lewisville. B. A., Mt. Lebanon, La., 1861; M. I)., New Orleans school of medicine, 1869. Canfield J. V., Springfield. Cannon J. B., (m) Pocahontas. Cantrell A. D., Pineville. Cantrell W. A., Little Bock. Treas. med soc. of Pulaski co.; member med. soc. of Ark. Cantrell W. G., (m) Yellville. Carlton T. M., Centre Hill. Carrigan A. N., Lisbon. M. lb, med. coll, of S. C. (no date): member prac- titioners’ soc. of Union co. Carrigan L. M., Osceola. Cor. sec. med. soc. of Mississippi co. Carrington A. 1ST., Three Creeks. Carrington W. C., Washington. V.-pres. med. soc. of Hempstead co. Carroll B. J., Fayetteville. Carroll Bobert J., Fayetteville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); phys. to county,jail; hos-p. steward U. S. A. 2 years; ass’t surg. U. S. A. 2 years. Carroll Jud., Springfield, i Carroll John II., Little Bock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Carter John C., Maguire’s Store. Carter John II., (e) Maguireie Store. Carter T. J., (m) Union. Carter 'NY. A., Ozark. Pres. med. soc. of Franklin co. Cartwright M. W., (m) Indian Bay. Carty Bichard Greene, (m) Pitmansville. Caruthers J. A., (m) Waldron. Casey II. A., Napoleon. CAS ARKANSAS. DOW 35 Oastleberg David, Plum Bayou. Castlebury T. G., (m) Dallas. Cathey W. L., Yan Buren. Member med. soc. of Crawford co. Catlin James C., (m) Dover. Cato M. D., (m< Sugar Loaf. Cauldcleaugh J. S., Beach Creek. Caulder P. II., Lewisville. Ca older W. AY., Lewisville. Cayce AY. II., Little Rock. Chamberlain A. B., (mi Dardanelle. Chaney Thomas, (m) Pea Ridge. Chapman P. F., (m) Greenwood. Chawning J. B., Warren. Chearis John T., (h) Cut Off. M. D., homoeo. coll, of Cleveland, O., 1869 ; mem- ber homcoo. med. asso. of Drew co. Cheak , Pine Bluff. Cheek J. W., Pastoria. Childress W. J., Willamette. Chism S. H., (m) Russell. Chowing Thomas M., Toledo. Clark N. F., Randall Clemens Jiulson, (m) Batesville. Clements G. D., Augusta. Clingman II. P., (m) Grand Glaize. Clumm T. D., Cotton Plant. Cochran M. H., (m) Bellfont. Coffman A. F., Clover Bend. Coffman B. F., Powhatan. Coffman J. W., Clover Bend. Cole I. W., Little Rock. Cole J. W., Benton. Cole William, Point Peter. Com B. AY. D., (m) Austin. Compton F. M., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Connelly N. F., (m) Clarksville. Cooper L. D., Tulip. Cormaek Andrew J., Hillsboro’. Cornett , AValnut Grove. Covington A. , Lacey. Covington J, W., Rondo. Cowden S. II., Lewisburg. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Cox J. AY., Pine Bluff. Crane V. B., (m) Searcy. Cravens ■, Lewisburg. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Crawford J. M., Beach Creek. Creath James, (m) Madison. Crenshaw AY. B., Bartholomew. Cribage AY. R., (m) Mt. Ida. Crittenden J. L., (m) Augusta. Crocker A. G., _(m.) Gainsville. Croft G. B., Gainsville. Crosby , (m) Sugar Loaf. Crosby Geo. AY., Pocahontas. Cross Edward, Little Rock. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1862; sec. med. soc. of Pulaski co.; member med. asso. of Ark. Cross J. II., (m) Dallas. Crowell Buckner Kimball, Garretson’s Landing. M. D., New Orleans school of medicine, 1868; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Crowell , Lewisburg. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Cunningham G. L., (m) Springfield. Curd E. S., Harrison. Currie C. J., Augusta. Cusey J. M., Yeilville. Cutter F., AYarren. Dailey James C., Farmington. Daimand J., (m) Texas. Dale Felix Dulany, Augusta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Daniel J. M., Eagle Creek. Daugherty J., (m) Madison. Davidson B. II., Evening Shade. Davidson J. M., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Davidson Mathew Oliphant, St. Charles. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, Tenn., 1858. Davidson R. A., Selma. Davie James M., Searcy. Davies J. T., Osceola. Pres. med. asso. of Ark.; member med. soc. of Miss, co., 1873. DaVis A., Lewisburg. V.-pres. med. soc. of Conway co. Davis James F., Pecan Point. M. D., med. coll. Memphis, 1854; member med soc. of Miss. co. Davis John, (m> Hickory Ridge. Davis J. AY., (m) Fort Smith. Davis Peter, Champaignville. Davis Selaen M., AYarren. Davis AY. A., (m) Cle'burne. Dawson J. M., (m) Jones’ Mills. Dean C. N., Fayetteville. Decherd John Holder, Yan Buren. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); county phys.; chairman and phys. board of health, Y. B.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Deffenbaugh Wallis, Yan Buren. Member med. soc. of Crawford co. Delany J. H., Mineral Springs. Denell, E. NT., Little Rock. Denton J. AY., Fountain Hill, Derryberry G. II., (m) Double Spring. Deshong, J. Y., Prospect Bluff. Desmond John, Lewisville. Deuell, E. Y., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Dibrell James Anthony, Yan Buren. Member med. soc. of Ark. Dibrell James Anthony, Jr., Yan Buren. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 187Q; cor. see. med. soc. Little Rock and Pulaski co.; sec. med. asso. of Ark.; pres, board of health of Little Rock. Dicksar L. A., (m) Batesville. Dillinger John, Polk Bayou. Dimorid John, Texas. Dodge Samuel Delano, Little Rock. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1863; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member Little Rock and Pu- laski co. med. asso..; med. asso. of Ark.; phys. to State inst. for blind. Dodson J. AY., Little Rock. Dold Dryden, (m) Double Springs. Don F. A., Jacksonport. Donelson Benjamin Risley, Pastoria. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1861; member med. asso. of Jefferson co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Dover E. B., (m) Hickory Plains. Dowell G. A., Harrisburg. Dowling J., Stockton. 36 DOY ARKANSAS, GIV Doyle J. N., Farmington. Dungan D. II., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark., and Am. med asso., 1872. Dunlap Albert, Fort Smith. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1851; member med. asso. of Fort Smith; surg. in con- fed. army 4 years. Dunn J. M., (m) Richmond. Dunn L. B., (m) Helena. Dunn W. 1L, Ozark. Member med. soc. of Franklin co. Duval E. R., Fort Smith. A. B., Ark. coll., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; member’Fort Smith med. soc., med. asso. of Ark.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Duval W. C., Pea Ridge. Dye T. J., (m) Forest City. Dyer A. J., Dardanelle. Earl , Lewisburg. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Easter W. E., Portland. Eaton John F., Clayton. Eck Joseph, Rocky Comfort. Eddins Samuel, Carrollton. Eddeline Johnson E., Fort Smith. Member med. soc. of Sebastian co. Edmonds Geo. K., Lead Hill. Edwards J. J., Van Buren. Edwards T. ,T., (m) Gainsville. Eggleston M. H., (m) Martin’s Creek. Elkins W. E., (m) Reville. Ellis O. R., (m) Austin. Elliot Asa, Pineville. Ellsworth P. H., Hot Springs. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); surg. U. S. vol. 3 years. Embree M. T., Lewisville. Emons II. R., (m) Lonoke. Enders Robt. Mortimer, Garretson’s Land’g. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Erwing Leander, (m) Cherokee Bay. Essleman , Pocahontas. Evans Lewis G., (e) Brinkley. Never studied medicine except in a drug store; practiced 18 years. Evans W. L., (m) Roseville. Euellman J. C., (m) Pocahontas. Ewing , Pitmansville. Falden W. H., Holly Springs. Fannin W. II., Fort Smith. Member med. soc. of Sebastian co. Farrish R. S., Drew co. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Farrington F. M., Dooley’s Ferry. Felts J. E., Osceola. Treas. med. asso. of Ark. Few J. S., Walnut Hills. Field J. W., Lonoke. Field Robert, Napoleon. Fischer James, Forth Smith Fisher S., Smithville. Fitzliugh , Pine Bluff. Fletcher, Jno. P., Lonoke. Flinn C. J., Austin. Flournay P. C., Cut Off.' Fonda P. W., Oakland. Folson Isaac, Searcy. Ford Peter R., Helena. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1860; sec. med. asso. of Phillips co.; cor. sec. med. asso. of Ark.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Foreman E., Hot Springs. Member med. soc. of Hot Springs co. Forrester Louis, Rondo. Fort G. H., Lewisville. Member med. asso. of Ark. Fort Hilliard, Liberty. Foster James T., Perryville. M. D., med dep’t univ. of La., 1867. Foster ¥m, Bradford, Calhoun. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850. • Franklin Sidney Walter, Hot Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; sec. med. soc. of Hot Springs co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Frazee , (m) Rives Landing. Frazier E. B., Fort Smith. Freeman C. H., (m) Kenyon. Freeman John F., (mi Dallas. Freeman P. K., Jonesboro’. French J. II., Oakville. Fricke Frederick, Pine Bluff. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850; membei med. soc. of Jefferson co. Frisby Josiah, Lone Grove. Frost S. F., Rockport. Fuller J. F., (ml Magazine. Fulton , Pine Bluff. Gabbert Lafayette, Monticello. Member med. asso. of Ark. Gaines Jno. Hutchins, Lake Village. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. Gains J. J., Washington. Gallagher John, Conway co. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Garlock J. T., Relfs. Bluff. Garner Thomas J., Jupiter. Garrison James Buchanan, De Witt. M. I)., Long Island coll. hosp. Gates A. S., Selina. Gault C. V., (mi Arkadelpliia. Gentry M. P., Rondo. George W. P., tmi Berryville. Gerard Frank, Fort Smith. M. D., univ. of Berlin, Ger.; member med. soo. of Sebastian co., med. soc. of Ark. Gerlnan G. T., (ml Clarksville. Gibbon William R., Clarendon. Gibbs C. W., Hamburg. Gibbs D. M., Napoleon. Gibson E. B., Greensboro’. Gibson II. J., Wiley Grove. Gibson J. Gill, Pine Bluff. Gibson J. II., La Grange. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Gibson J. R., Bentonville. Gibson M. M., Marie Salvie. Gilchrist T. W., Searcy. Gillespie F. J., Stover. Gillespie T. G., Pine Bluff. V.-pres. med. soc. of Jefferson co. Gillespie W. C., Little Rock. Girard F., Fort Smith. Treas. med. soc. of Sebastian co. Qist O. M., Stony Point. Given It. H., Red Bluff. GLO ARKANSAS. HOG 37 Glover II. AY., (e) Elm Spring. Golden AY., (m) Searcy. Goode John, Magnolia. Goodman D. M., Jonesboro’. Goodrich E. AY., Augusta. Goodwin AYilliam II., Lisbon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Grace Jno. C., Fayetteville. M. D., Washington univ. of Baltimore, 1870; sec. med. soc. of AVashington do.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Graham-N. J., Little Rock. Grant H. M., (m) Helena. Gray George D., Lagrange. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Gray George W., Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. GrayG. AY., (m) Centreville. Gray James H., Rocky Comfort. Gray R. II., Spring Hill. Grayson W. K., (m) Blue Mountain. Green C. M., (m) Hickory Plains. Green J. K., Jacksonport. Green R. M., Seminary. Greenlee E. G., Sunny Side. Greenwood O. P., Hillsboro’. Member med. asso. of Ark. Greer G., Bellfont. Griffey T. J., Eagle Landing. Griffith Geo. T., Fort Smith. Grigsley E. O., (m) De View. Guenant J. AY., (m) Marion. Guinn J. II., (m) Ozark. Gunn L. AY., Little Rock. Hach R. AY., Plum Bayou. Ilaigis I. I., Clinton. Hail T. P., (m) Jayne’s Store. Hale Elisha G., Warren. Hale George Gordon, Hot Springs. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Hot Springs co.; exam, life ins. Hall , Pitmansville. Hall II., Camden. Hall T. H., (m) Pocahontas. Hall Samuel Harrison, Duvall’s Bluff. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1861; surg. and surg. in chief confed. army. Halley James II., (m) De AYitt. Ham I. G., Jacksonport. Hamilton Edward L., (m) Richmond. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858. Hammond J. AY., Paraclifta. Handy D. S., Eagle. Haney A. S., Gravel Ridge. Hanna J. C., (m) Bellingsley. Harbert J. E., Green Forest. Hardcastle John, Little Rock. Hardman D. C., Sheridan. Ilarkey G. W., (m) Russellville. Harley E. L., Roverville. Member med. soc. of Franklin co. Harper AY. II., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Harrington M. Ar., (m) Grand Glaize. Harris G. AY., (m) Pitmansville. Harris J. R., (mi Elm Store. Harris N. L., Magnolia. Harris R. AY., Dobyville. Harrison B. G-., Cm) Ft. Smith. Harrison J. F., Osceola. Member med. soc. of Miss. co. Harrison R. T., Conway Station. Harrison , (m) Cane Creek. Harrod G., Little Rock. Harston M. U., El Passo. Hart J. E., (m) Dardanelle. Hart W. P., Washington. Member med. asso. of Ark.; cor. sec. med. soc. of Hempstead co. Hartman FT. R., Little Rock. Ilartt G. C., Little Rock. Member med. soc. of Ark. Harvey J. F., Benton. Harwell R. S., Camden. Hasled S. M., Little Rock. Haughton Julius W., (m) Osceola. Hawkins Isaac, Red Ilill. Hawkins Williams H., Rocky Comfort. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1857; member med asso. of Ark.; surg. confed. army;—author of “ Am- putation at the Knee-joint,” 1872, etc. Haydon C., Maysville. Hayes Luther, Locksburg. Haythornewhite William, Little Rock. Licentiate of Apothecaries’ Hall, London, Eng- land, 1833 ; grad, in med. at Giessen, Hesse and Darmstadt, 1860; member med. soc. of Pulaski co.; surg. gen’l of hosp. confed. army. Hazard J. II., (m) Arkansas. Ilazlewood James, (m) Clarendon. Headley E. B., Summerville. Heard William, Jacksonport. Iledlee E. B., im Gainsville. Heflin W. K., (m) Locksburg. Hellies J. D., (mj Pocahontas. Henderson A. M., (m; Kenyoa. Henley Joshua, Green Mount. Henley J. W., Mariana. Henry J. T., Freco. Henry Milton F., Warren. Herd W. II., (m) Elgin. Hickerson James, Rolling Prairie. Hicks B. F., (m) Lewisburg. Hicks C. D., (mi Jupiter. Hieks William H., .Nashville. A. B., McDowell coll, of St. Louis; M. D., New Orleans school of medicine and McDowell coll, of St. Louis; member med. soc. of Hempstead co., and med. soc. of Ark.; surg. confed. army. Hill G. W., (mi Augusta. Hill John M., Lewisburg. Member med. soc. of Conway co. Hill W. D., Lunenburg. Hine Elisha, im) Clinton. Hines J. M., Helena. Hinkle A., Cadron. Hinson L., (m) Greensboro’. Hinton R. L., AYashington. Sec. med. soc. of Hempstead co. Ilipolite AY. AY., Du Tail’s Bluff. Hobbs J. M., (m) Bentonville. Hobson A. W., Camden. Member med. asso. of Ark. Hobson O. A., Hot Springs. Member med. asso. of Ark. Hodge G. D., Holly Springs. Hogg Grant A., Pine Bluff. Hogue J. S., Magnolia. 38 IIOL ARKANSAS. KIR Holcomb Geo. W., Fayetteville. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1872; treas. of med. soo. of Washington co., 1873. Holcombe J. M., Pine Bluff. Treas. med. soc. of Jefferson co., 1873; member med. asso. of Ark. Holderness N. S., Chambers ville. Holl W., (m) Pittman. Holland I. C.. Searcy. Hollis Hugh L. W., Arkadelphia. M. D., univ. of La., 1861. Holloway J. R., Arkadelphia. Holms L., Pine Bluff. Holms Thomas E., Berryville. Homer A. A., (mi Helena. Hooker J. E., Atlanta. Hooker W. J., Champagnolle. Hooker P. O., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Horner A. A., Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Horsley N. D., Plum Bayou Ilopton J. G. S., Red Fork. Horton J. J., (m) Clinton. Iloyton William T., im) Ozark. Huddleson J. L., (mi Yellville. Hudson Samuel, Mt. Vernon. Hudson W. C., (mi Jones’ Store. Hudspeth J. M., (m) Pea Ridge. Hughes B. F., Riggsville. Hughes E. R., Pine Bluff. Hughes N. S., (m) Boonville. Huglikill M. M., (m) Greenwood. Humphrey E. T., Bright Star. Humphrey , Ash Flat. Humphrey T. C., (m) Patterson’s Bluff. Hunt G. A., Hampton. Hunt O. T., (mi La Cross. Hurley Thomas W., Bentonville. Husky J. AY, Osceola. Hutchins John, Lake Village. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Ingram C. A., Pea Ridge. Ingram R. AY, (m) Boonsboro’. Irvin M. J., Hampton. Irwin AY A., (m) Sulphur Rock. Isaacs J. S., Tulip. Jack S. AAr., Dorcheat. Jacks N. C., Forest City. Member med. asso. of Ark. Jacks T. M., Helena. Jackson Thomas II., Garrettson’s Landing. Jacobs E. L., (m) Harrisburg. James , Smithville. Jameson Marcus Lafayette, Hillsboro’. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of La., 1872. Jameson J. L., Hillsboro’. Jaquess G. IX, Helena. Jarman W. II., North Creek. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. James AY II., Clover Bend. Jayner R., (m) Harrisburg. Jaynes R. F., Stony Point. Jeffreys R. E., (m) Mt. Olive. Jelks John Alexander, AYliite Hall. M. D., Rutgers med. coll., New York, 1829. Jenkins J. II., Pocahontas. Jenkins , Harrisburg. Jenkins J. R., (m) Kingston. Jenkins W. J., Rondo. Jennings E. M., Curia. Jennings R. G., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Jenson A. D., (m) James Fork. Johnson A. C., (m) Waldron. Johnson I). B., Fort Smith. Johnson , (m) Mt. Ida. Johnson J. M., Drak’s Creek. Johnson P. A., Fayetteville. Johnson W. B., Eldorado. Joiner I). C., (m) Frenchman’s Bayou. Joiner T. M., Rockport. Jones Alfred, (m) Centreville. Jones C. J., (m) Augusta. Jones J. II. AY, (mi Augusta. Jones J. J., (m) Springfield. Jones J. W., Jacksonport. Jones La Fayette Jaekson, Poplar Bluff. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1801; member med. soc. of Ashley co., and med. asso. of Ark. ; ass’t surg and surg. confed. army 4 years. Jones Samuel J., Pine Bluff. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1851; member med. soc. of J efferson co. Jones Samuel W., Pine Bluff Sec. med. soc. of Jefferson co.; member med. asso. of Ark. Jones Thomas II., Cm) Clinton. Jones W. B., Hampton. Joyner Thomas M., Harrisburg. Keeler G. C., (ml Bellfont. Kellum W. It., (m Van Buren. Kelly Jesse Ritchison, Hindsville. M. IX, Atlanta med. coll, of Ga., 1869. Kelly W. J., (m) Jonesboro’. Kelly James, Hampton. Kelly W. (1, Rockport. Kendall W. W., Sheridan. Kennedy C. B., (mi Gainsville. Kerley D. W., (mi Yellville. Kerr E. W.. Lonoke. Kersli Virgil Eugene, Relf’s Bluff. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Kersli W. I)., Branchville. Ketchum N., Little Rock. M. IX, univ. of Louisville, 1852; member med. asso. of Ark., and coll, of phvs. and surgs. of Little Rock; surg. confed. army 12 mouths. Kibber W. R., (m) Cleburne. Kiblee M. II., (mi Roanoke. Kight Noah S., St. John. Kimball Isham, Champagnolle. Kimbro W. C., Cut Off. King Addison M., Portland. King Joshua, Hot Springs. M. IX, Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1848; med. coll. Augusta, Ga., 1853; D. D. S., in Baltimore coll, of dent, surg., 1848 ; member med. soc. of Rome, Ga.; vice-pres. med. soc. of Hot Springs co. King John S., Calamine. King Robert B., Little Rock. M. D., univ. of La., 1868. Kirkpatrick J. N., Elm Store. Attended one full course of lectures in St. Louis med. coll., 1856-7. KIR ARKANSAS MAR 39 Kirkwood John. Hon. member med. soc. of Pulaski co. Knight M., (m) Delaware. Knight S., (m) Georgetown. Knowlton K., Knowlton’s Landing. Krider T. A., (m) Augusta. Lacy John M., Cincinnati. Lafferty J. M., Camden. Lamar Obadiali, Eldorado. Lamar T. G., Bright Star. Lambeth Robert, (m) Powhatan. Land Kenson, (m) Janies’ Store. Landers C. B., Warren. Landers David, Little Rock. Lanewee W. M., (m) Batesville. Langston W. A., (m) Lead Hill. Langthorne Z. J., Tulip. Larkin R. K., Hillsboro’. Lattamer G. W., (m) Boonville. Lanton W. P., Searcy. La whom S. R., Hamburg. Lawrence Geo. Washington, Hot Springs. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; licentiate med. and surg. faculty of Md.; member med. soc. of Tenn., med. soc. of Ark., Am. med. asso., 1872, Am. scientific asso.; corres. mem. coll, of phys., Phila.; 1st ass’t surg. gen’l, Cal., 1850; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 1843-45; insp. of hosps. and med. director confed. army;—au- thor of numerous contributions to med. jour- nals. Specialty—chronic blood diseases; ner- vous affections, and uterine diseases. Lawrence W. M., Batesville. Member med. asso. of Ark. Layton A. S., (m) Yellville. Lea G. G., Princeton. Sec. med. soc. of Dallas co.; member med. asso. of Ark. Lealie Louis, Princeton. Leath J. J., Galley Rock. Leate Louis, Como. Educated in Europe; M. P., univ. of Pisa, 1849; member med. soc. of Dallas co.; surg. confed. army 2 years. Lee B. W., (m) De Witt. Leming Elijah, (m) Waldron. Lenow James Horace, Little Rock. A. B., Ky. military inst., 1870; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Little Rock and Pulaski co.; rec. sec. of med. asso. of Ark. Leslie J. W. S., (m) Marshall. Lethecome W. A. (m) Roseville. Levin 1ST. M., (m) Fayetteville. Lewis D., Spring Hill. Liers S. M., (mj Maysville. Linthicum D. A., Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co.; pres. med. soc. of Ark., 1873 ; and Am. med. asso. Linthicum E., Roverville. Littlejohn F. N., Evansville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1849; member med. soc. of Washington co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Livingston J. A., Camden. Lock W. B., fm) Marshall. Lockhart A. S., Little Rock. Loftin I. C. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Looney I. D.H(m) Palestine. Losson II. H., (m) Powhatan. Lotsfeich R. F., Fayetteville. Love W. B., Quitman. Lovetime Inerson C., (m) Mariana. Lovett A. C., (m) Richmond. Lowther Jno. Randolph, Clarksville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861. McAdams J. F., Searcy. McAlmont J. J., Hot Springs. Hon. member med. soc. of Pulaski co. McAlpin A. E., Three Creeks. MeAlpine George, Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. McAnalley C. C., Arkadelpliia. McCalif D. R., (m) Boonsboro’. McCammon Ezra Furman, (m) Pine Bluff. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1868; member med. asso. of Jefferson co. McCollum A., (m) Pocahontas. McCoy W. T., (m) Brinkley. McCready E. R. W., Mineral Spring. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Howard co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. McCreary E. W. R., Washington. Member med. soc. of Hempstead co. McCullough William, (m) Chalk Bluff. McDaniel J. R., (m) Arkadelpliia. McDermot C., Bartholomew. McDonald W. L., Stover. Me Elroy F. G., (m) Clinton. McFadden John, (mi Dover. McFarland II. R., (m) Chickeville. McFarlane D. B., m Swan Lake. McGaughey S., Pine Bluff. McGaughey , Clarendon. McGavock F. M., Osceola. Y.-pres. med. soc. of Miss. co. McGoflin Thomas, fm) Dallas. McGooch F. G., Pecan Point. McIIalton J. C., m Fayetteville. McHenry J. J., Little Rock. Member med. soc. of Pulaski co.; med. asso. of Ark. McHenry J. II., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ark. McHenry R. W., Hillsboro’. McKain W. L., Hamburg. McKennan II. A., m Clarksville. McKinney J. 1ST., La Crosse. McLauchlan J., (m DeWitt. McLeod M. A., (m) Forest City. McMair W. J., Georgetown. McMeely J. M., Oornersville. McRae Kinney, Mt. Holly. McRae R. G., Mt. Holly. Machan J. II., Calhoun. Mack S., (m) Batesville. Mackie W. H., Lake Village. Madden James, Caney. Madison J. W., fm) Lewisburg. Madhir B., Du Vail’s Bluff. Mahan W. M., Roseville. Mam J. H. T., Fort Smith. Maney W. B., (m Helena. Manning W. A., Falcon. Markham W. W., m i Boonsboro’. Marshall B., San Mateo. Martin B. B., Bradley. Martin J. W., Warren. Martin L. L., Pine Bluff. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co. 40 MAR ARKANSAS PEI Martin W. J. II., (m) Mount Olive. Mask P. T., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Massey L. Iv., (mi Charleston. Mathews J. P., Dorcheat. Mathews W. J., (m) Madison. Matter E. C., im) Du Vail’s Bluff. Maxey J. II., (m Jacksonport. Maxwell John Livingston, Bentonville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1855 ; treas. Benton co. Philomathic asso.; surg. confed. army. May Abram, (ml Jacksonport. Mayfield J., Eagle. Mayham W. W., (ml Ozark. Meador C. V., Little Rock. Pres. med. soc. of Pulaski co. Means B., (m) Walnut Grove. Means Henry, (m Carrollton. Medlock James Randolph, (e) Huntsville. M. D., Eclectic coll, of Cincinnati, 1860; claims to be “ regular ” notwithstanding. Medlock B. S., Benton. Member med. asso. of Ark. Meeks J. A., (ml Harrisburg. Menefee W. L., Howard. Meriweather M. L., (m Oak Bluff. Middleton James A., Buck Horn. Middleton P. S., (h) Searcy. Milholen J. T., Sheridan. Miller B. F., Osceola. Member med. soc. of (Mississippi co. Miller J. C., (ml De Witt. Miller J. D., (ml Des Arcs. Miller T. C., (m) Hodges’ Prairie. Mills David S., Pine Bluff. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1852; first v.-pres. med. soc. of Jefferson co. Milon Marcel, (h) San Andreas. Minor John, Napoleon. Mitchell Roland, Pea Ridge. Mitchell A. F., Benton. Mitchell J. P., (m) Clarksville. Member med. asso. of Ark. Mitchell L. B., Austin. Mitchell M. J., Hollv Springs. Mitchell W. W., Bright Star. Mixon W. M., (m) La Grange. Mobly J. K. P., (m) Oak Bluff. Moffitt R., (m) Clarksville. Monroe B., Laconia. Montgomery William Chandler, Sprada. M. D. med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1857. Mooney Rush, (m) Murpheesboro’. Moore B. F.. Poplar Bluff. Moore I. I., (m) Augusta. Moore J. L., Little Rock. Moorehead W. T., Rockport. Morgan J. T., Florence. Morris A. II., (m) Oil Trough Bottom. Morris J. D., (m) Miller. Morton J. S., Little Rock. Morton R. II., (m) Pilot Hill. Morton T. M., (m) El Passo. Morton , (m) LaCrosse. Moss Hugh N., Red Fork. Moxey J. C., Fayetteville. Mulkey'M. J., Mineral. Member med. soc. of Hempstead co. Murphy Samuel C., Little Rock. M. D., univ. of La., 1859; mem. med. asso. of Ark. Napier A. H., (m) Dover. Nash J. D., (m; Forest City. Near David A., Red Fork. Neer N. C., (m) Pendleton. Nevills John, Little Rock. Newkirk J. H., Benton. Newton Isaac Jasper, Hamburg. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858; member med. soc. of Ashley co. Nichols T. D., Fairview. Nicholson , (m) Des Arcs. Nickerson E. P., Brinkley. Niles S. D. G., Helena. Noel W. A., Pine Bluff. Pres. med. soe. of Jefferson co. Noel W. C., Pine Bluff. Norris W. C., Springfield. Norsworthy G., New London. Norvell William T., (m) Marion. Norville David, Clarksville. Norwood Henry M., Poplar Bluff. Noyes , Smithville. Oats John, Rondo. Odom Charles, Marie Saline. Orto Zaphney, Clover Bend. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872. Owans J. M., Hamburg. Owen E. T., (m) La Grange. Owen Harrington, (m) Greensboro’. Owen R. D., (m) Centre Point. Owens C. M., Hamburg. Pres. med. she. of Ashley co. Owens John Alexander, Monticello. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853; pres. med. soc. of Drew co.; member med. asso. of Ark., Am. med. asso., 1873. Owens James Monroe, Monticello. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859 ; member med. asso. of Ark.; treas. med. soc. of Drew co.; surg. confed. army. Oswald James Walker, Green Mount. M. D., univ. of La., 1859. Pace Jesse M., Camden. M. D., univ. of La., 1858. Packard P. S., (m) Cincinnati. Paddoc S. F., Fayetteville. Paine C. F., (m) Van Buren. Paine F. M., (m) Clarksville. Palmer Horace Wallaceburg. Member med. soc. of Hempstead co. Palmer Henry S., (m) Bearfield. Pangburn D,, (m) Searcy. Pankey T. H., (m) Lewisburg. Pan ter J. C., Batesville. Paramore R. P., (m) Jonesboro’. Park F. M., (m) Okalono. Parker S. II., (m) Dardanelle. Parley J. C., Smithville. Parnham E. II. W., Stover. Patterson Robt. Collin, Mt. Holly. M. D., univ. of La., 1871. Patty E. D., Tyro. Payton C., Little Rock. Pearce L. S., (m) Sherman. Pearcy J. W., (m) Searcy. Pearson Richard L., Van Buren. Pedron ,J. Victor, Camden. Peirce C. W., (h) Fort Smith. Peirce N. R., Little Rock. PEN ARKANSAS. SIM 41 Pendleton S. IT., (m) Auburn. Peoples S. J., Eed Fork. Pernot Henry, Van Buren. Grad. Royal coll, of Poictiers, France; M. P., St. Louis med. coll. 1851; cor. sec. of med. soc. of Crawford co.; chairman board of health, Van Buren; post surg. Y. B., 1862-3; surg. Ft. Washita confed. army, 1864-5. Petit Julian C., (m) Hodges’ Prairie. Pewe Charles T., Van Buren. Member med. soc. of Crawford co. Pharr E. AY., Three Creeks. Physick Philip, Eockport. Pierson II.. Lisbon. Pinson John H., Eldorado. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1855. Pipkin J. O. A., Bell’s Store. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Plummer J. E., (m) Bentonville. Poe W. C., Victoria. Poe William, (ml Simpson Place. Pollard Thos. Jefferson, Fayetteville. A. B., Transylvania univ.; M. 1)., med. dep’t Trans, univ., 1828 ; pres. med. asso. of Washing- ton co., 1873; post surg. confed. army; in gen- eral practice for 45 years. Ponder ,T. B., Camden. Pope J. D., Lacy. Porter J. B., (m) Oil Trough. Powell E. J., (m) Newberry. Powell Samuel, (m) Cincinnati. Powers I. F., Quitman. Prate B., (m) Sylamore. Prewett T. E., Drew co. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Price Elisha M., fm) Smithville. Price J. F., (m) Wittsburg. Price J. AY., Fort Smith. Price AY. II., (m) Bloomfield. Priddy Burrell, (m) Eevilee. Prosser C. D., (m) AVittsburg. Putnam B., (m) Fayetteville. Putnam , Pocahontas. Quidor, J. E., (m) Little Eock. Eader A. J., Cut Off. England N. L., De Vail’s Bluff. Eainy J. II., (m) Perryville. Eay , Salem, Fulton co Bead T. G., (m) Rose Bud. Eeaney S., Tulip. Redwine S. B., Hot Springs. Reed C. S., Eagle Creek. Eeese J M., (m) Kenyon. Eeese AY. A., (m) Eeed’s Creek. Eeid, II. T., (m) Liberty Springs. Eeives J. J. E., 'mi Springfield. Ilhea E. D., Pilot Hill. Eice F. II., Helena. Richardson J. G., De Vail’s Bluff. Ridley Rufus R., (m) Jacksonport. Riley AYill, AYest Point. Ritchey A. J., Relf’s Bluff. Roark —, Pitmanville. Roberson E. F., (m) Centrepoint. Robert J. C., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Roberts J. P., Magnolia. Roberts B. F., fm) Duncan. Roberts P. II.,Madison. Robertson James, Lonoke Station. Kobertson J. C. 1ST., Chambersville. Eobertson S. G., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Eobins W. H., (m) Wittsburg. Robinson J., Lonoke. Eobinson J. M., (m) Eellfont. Eoemer C. H., Fort Smith. Eogers F. C., (m) Howard. Eogers S. E., (m) Fayetteville. Eogers AV. C., Camden. Eosenburg C., (m) Clarksville. Eoss F. M., Colony. Boss Robert Nicholas, Lonoke. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1861. Eouth H. L., (m) Carrollton. Eouth W. J., (m) Perryville. Eowland Thomas, (m) Arkadelpbia. Rucker J. K. P.. (m) Hickory Eidge. Rudd William M., Osage. Euff E. E., Pitmanville. Ennyan M. J. L., Clover Bend. Runyan T. A. J., Hazle Grove. Russell E. M., Whittington. Member med. soc. of Hot Springs co. Eutherford S. M., (m) Ozark. Eutland W. B., Hopefield. Sanderfer J. B., Clayton. Sanders J. W., (m) Sulphur Springs. Sanford J. B., Centreville. Saunders J. II., Princeton. Sayle William Albin Cranmer,Lewisburg. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1869; pres. med. soc. of Conway co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Ark.; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army. Saylor P. T., Springfield. Scales W., Brownsville. Scarborough J. C., Little Rock. Scarborough , (m) Augusta. Scaymore J. E., Pine Blulf. Scott A. H., Dover. Member med. asso. of Ark. Scott T. J., (m) Arkadelphia. Scurry J. A., Harriss Hill. Seals E. D., Fort Smith. Self J. M., (m) Smith ville. Sessum J. L., Lonoke. Seymour Joseph Eggleston, Pine Bluff. M. D., 1 57 ; member med. soc. of Jefferson co.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Shackly S. F., Calhoun. Sharp Ephraim, (m) Hazle Grove. Sheffield J. A., Lunenburg. Shelby E. B., Helena. Shelton Henry A., Clover Bend. Sherman G. AY., Mount Moriah. Sherred Fred. L., Portland. M. D., med. univ. of La., 1860. Sherrill N. E., Pine Bluff. Shiner William, Dardanelle. Shipley B. F., (m) Wiley’s Cove. Shipley Elijah A., Camden. Sigmond P. G., Eudora. Silverberg E., Trenton. Simmonds S. A., Eondo. Simmons C. L., Plum Bayou. Simmons G. W., Gainsville. Simmons John F., Pine Bluff. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Jefferson co.; contract surg. confed. army 2 years. 42 SIN ARKANSAS, VAN Singletery AVilliam, Marshall’s Prairie. Skaggs J. E., Lisbon. Skip with E. H., Little Rock. Slaughter Henry A., (m) Pocahontas. Slaughter O. I)., (m) Fayetteville. Slaughter Stanton, Helena. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Smalley J. K., Yan Buren. Smalser J. AY., Fort Smith. Smith A. A., Johnson. Smith C. II., Pine Bluff. Smith D. II., -Jacksonport. Smith E. R., (h) Little Rock. ■Smith George Washington, Yan Buren. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; rec. sec. med. asso. of Crawford co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Smith Henry P., Hot Springs. Smith John G., (m) Rhea’s Mills. Smith J. II., Waldron. Smith Thomas, Little Rock. Member med asso. of Ark. Smith AY. C., Washington. Member med. asso. of Ark. Smith AY. F., Princeton. Pres. med. soc. of Dallas co. Smith AY. J., (m) Norwoodsville. Smith AY. S., Beach Creek. Snipes J. A., Searcy. Soffley Enoch, Evening Shade. Southall James Henry, Little Rock. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; member hied. soc. of Little Rock (Pulaski co.); member med. asso. of Ark.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Sowell J. AY., Black Jack. Spear J. S., (m) Searcy. Spencer L. H., Boonsboro’. Springfield AY. G., Auburn. Stafford Robert C., (m) Danville. Stafford William Josiah, (h) Danville. Not a graduate. Stalloup B. B., (m) Pilot Hill. Stanfield Calvin Alpheus, Toledo. One course at Louisville med. coll., and M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Stanfield II. II., Sheridan. Stanly E. C., Cut Off. Stanley J. P., Selma. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Starke M. II., Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Stanton R., Beach Creek. Stanton Samuel, Augusta. Stayten D. II., Mariana. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Steele M. D., (m) Elm Springs. Stephenson J., (m) Marshall. Stevenson James, Fayetteville. Stevenson R. L., Greenback. Stewart John M., Relf’s Bluff. M. D., Phila. coll, of medicine, 1857 ; surg. in New York and European packet lines 3 years. Stirman Joint I., Dardanelle. Stinson James A,, Jacksonport. M. D., New Orleans school of medicine, 1858; Cincinnati coll, of medicine, 1872; county phys.; surg. confed. army;—author of “ Hemorrhage, Malarial,” 1872. St. John J. AY., Fairview. Stockton IT. O., Little Rock. Stone G. 13., (m) Eglantine. Stroup AV. 13., Roseville. Member med. soc. of Franklin co Strowde Thomas. Member med. soc. of Hot Springs co. Sullivan C. L., (m) Forest City. Sullivan L. A.. Auburn. Swift AV. T., Pottsville. Talbott R. L., Lewisburg. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1868 ■ member med. soc. of Conway co. Talcott S. F., AVest Point. Taliaferro C. 1)., Bentonville. Taliaferro C. W., (m) Sugar Loaf. Tankersby O. D., Clarksville. Tardy J. B., Cut off. Tarvin AY. F., Hampton. Tate M. M., (m) Sugar Loaf. Taylor C. M., South Bend. Member med. asso. of Ark. Taylor G. AY., Lewisburg. Taylor J. R., (m) Fort Smith. Terrell Thomas, Barfield Point. M. D., Humboldt med. coll, of St. Louis, Mo. Terzevant R., Piaton. Terzevant R. B., lies Arcs. Member med. asso. of Ark. Thetford L. C., (m) Arkansas Post. Thomas A. D., Lewisburg. Thomason 1). II., Montieello. Tliomborough S. P., Clinton. Thompson A. J., Bell’s Store. Thompson E. R., New London. Thompson G. A., (m) Union. Thompson D. 33., Princeton. Member med. asso. of Ark. Thompson J. C., St. Johns. Thompson J. I)., (m) Union. Thompson J. E., Powhatan. Thompson J. AY., Forest City. Member med. asso. of Ark. Thompson O. At., Poplar Bluff. Thompson AVilliam, Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark. Thurman AY. J., Camden. Tiller S. O., Red Fork. Townsend A. J., (m) Surrounded Hill. Tracy AY. L., Little Rock. Trask G. II., Osceola. Treadwell, J. C., (m) Swan Lake. Trotman G., Searcy. Tucker J. L., (m) Big Creek. Tucker, J. S., Pastoria. Tucker T. O., Gainsville. Turner Henry II., Ozark. Member med. soc. of Franklin co. Turner J. A., Camden. Twiner Alfred K., Searcy. Twitty S. G., Lacy. Member med. soc. of Drew co. Upsham AY. T., La Grange. Arail G. L., (m) Cypress. Arance John R., (m) Rolling Prairie. YandergufT R., Pocahontas. Yandivere Geo., (m) Benton ville. VAN ARKANSAS YAR 43 Van Haigh Arthur, Wellborn. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853. Van Patten Philip, Little Rock. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa., 1853; member med. soc. of Ark., med. soc. of Pulaski co.; sec. board of health of Little Rock. Vauglm II. W., Sulphur Rock. Vaughn J. L., Little Rock. Vaughn S. W., Hamburg. VeiserP., Austin. Vicks T. A., Denmark. Vineyard J. II., North Creek. Member med. soc. of Phillips co. Visart Edward, Willamette. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1867. Viser , Cherry Valley.* Wadler D. S., Calamine. Waely W. W., Augusta. Waite D. C.. (m) Britton’s Station. Walker E. T., (m) Black Jack. Walker John Calvin, Calhoun. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869; member med. soc. of Ark. Walker W. R., Washington. Treas. med. soc. of Hempstead co. Wall C., fm) Gainsville. Wall E., Little Rock. Wall Richard, (m) Grand Glaize. Wallace J. IT., Atlanta. Wallace S., Wallaceburg. Wallace S., Washington. Member med. soc. of Hempstead co. Wallis J. II. P., (m) Mountain House. Wallis R., Arkadelphia. Wamack , Pine Bluff. ’ Ward ,T. A., Trenton. Ward W. W.,Des Arcs. Warden T. M., fm) Van Buren. Warren D. J., Galley Rock. Waters Z. L., (m) Salem. Watkins Claiborne, Little Rock. Member med. asso. of Ark., and Am. med. asso. Watkins J. A., Gravel Ridge. Watkins L. M., (m) Jonesboro’. Watkins William Jasper, Pocahontas. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med., 1872. Watkins William, Jacksonport. Watson B. F., Connersville. Watson Robert, Jacksonport. Weaver Joshua AV., Camden. Webb Elisha A., Liberty. Webster IT. L. D., (h) Little Rock. Welch William Blackwell, Boonsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859 ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Washington co.; .member med. asso. of Ark.; Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. con- fed. army 31 years. Welch W. G., Fayetteville. Well J. J.. (m) Paroquette Bluff. Wellton W. S., Forest city. Wells J. R., Powhatan. Welsh W. R., (m) Augusta. West Crawford, Jacksonport. Not a graduate. West P. C., Little Rock. West T. IT., Fort Smith. Westbrook James T., (m) Bearfield Point. Westerfield J. A., Springfield. Whaley John C., Shiloh. Whayne A. B., Camden. Whitall F. C. S., (m) Mariana. White A. P., Little Bock. White Charles H., Polk Bayou. White J. M. S., Searcy. White L. C., Yan Buren. White Robert Henry, (e) Pine Bluff. M. I)., rued, dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky.; mem- ber med. asso. of Fine Fluff; co. phys. Whitesides T. B., Dover P. O. Member med. asso. of Ark. Whitmore J. J., (m) Centre Point. Whittemore J., Lake Village. Widdington William, Gainsville. Wight W. F., Monticello. Wilkinson H. M., Little Rock. Williams C., (m) Powhatan. Williams D. S., Arkadelphia. Williams E. L., Searcy. Williams Edward Montgomery, Bell’s Store. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869; member med. soc. of Nevada co. Williams II. W., Atlanta. Williams J. A., (m) Brownstown. Williams J. B., (m) Pocahontas. Williams J. H., Bell’s Store. Williams John S., Des Arcs. Williams B. N., New Gascony. Williamson A., (m) Sulphur Bock. Wilson C. 1L, Dardanelle. Wilson J. G., Camden. Wilson J. II., (m) Ben Lomond. Wilson William C., (m) Marshall. One course St. Louis med. coll. Wilson W. W., Bentonville. Winn B. M., (m) Clarksville. Wise J. C., Lewisville. Wolfe J. M., (m) Jacksonport. Wolff J. R., Nashville. Wormaek A. L. J., Pine Bluff. Wood II. B., (m) Shark. Wood J. O.. (m) Spavin aw. Wood W. V., Hillsboro’. Woods Harvey Benton, (e) Walnut Grove. Not a graduate. Woods J. E., Augusta. Woodward P. S., (m) Jacksonport. Wortham E., Pine Bluff. Wren D. W., Bushville. Wren Alonzo Dorsey, Clayton, li courses in med. dep’t univ. of La. Wright B. F., Camden. Wright John, Lonoke. Wright J. C., Rocky Comfort. Wright William Green, Little Rock. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850; v.-pres. med. soc. of Pulaski co., 1873. Wylie John Elder, (h) Princeton. M. D., univ. of Nashville, 1860. Wynne W. L., Crawford co. Wvse Thomas H., (e) Gainsville. Not a graduate. Yancy J. M., (m) Dover. Yarbrough W. II., Mariana. M. A.; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1839. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF CALIFORNIA. “The name California is first found in the worthless romance ‘Las Sergas of Esplan- dian,’ the son of Amadis of Gaul, written by Garcia Ordonez de Montaloo, and first printed in 1510.” Here it is applied to an island “ on the right-hand of the Indies.” The name next occurs in “ the Memoir of Bernal Diaz del Castillo, who served with Cortes in the conquest of Mexico.” lie writes : “ Cortes again set sail from Santa Cruz, and discovered the coast of California.” “ The California referred to above is the peninsula of that name, generally known as Lower California, and the date, 1535.”—77. S. Coast Pilot of California, p. 78. Sir Francis Drake visited the country in 1579, and called it “ New Albion; ” a copy of an old map (1795) lies before us, in which it is called by that name. About the year 1603, Sebastian Viscaino took possession of San Diego and Monterey in the name of Philip III., of Spain, but the Spaniards did not colonize there until about the year 1768. When Mexico became a republic, California was made one of her Territories, and by the treaty with that power, February 2, 1848, it was added to the United States as a Territory, becoming a State, September 9, i850. California attracted very little attention before the discovery of gold in 1848, but greater effect was never produced by the magic lamp of Oriental tale, than that which followed when the cry of gold ! gold ! rang through the land. The total yield of gold, to the year 1873, is about $1,050,000,000, but the State does not depend upon gold for her immense wealth ; nature seems to have emptied her cornucopia upon it. Silver, mercury, lead, tin, zinc, and coal abound ; agate, cornelian, topaz, and diamond are occasionally found. The grandest trees in the world are found here, some of these giants attaining the height of 450, and a diameter of 40 feet. All vegetables and fruits grow to a size unknown in most parts of the world; the State, embracing as it does every kind of soil and climate, yields all the products of the temperate, and many of the semi-tropical and tropical regions. fThe Sierras and the Coast Mountains constitute the most prominent geographical and topo- graphical feature of the State. The Sierras attain a height of from 2000 to 15,000 feet above the level of the sea, towering high up into the regions of perpetual snow. It is among these grand mountains that the traveller seeks the wonders of the Yosemite, peaks of beauty, lakes like mirrors ; falls, the height of which make Niagara to appear as a pigmy ; the “ Bridal Veil hangs from Phonos’brow,” 940 feet; the Yosemite itself appearing to fall from the clouds, falling as it does from the height of 2600 feet. The Sacramento and the San Joaquin rivers drain the great central valley between the Sierra Nevada and the Coast Range, while the Klamath and Salinas are the largest rivers elnptying into the Pacific. There are also several lakes of considerable size. The State covers an area of 188,981 square miles, has 970 miles of sea-coast line, and has a population, according to the last census (1870), of 582,031; the number of physicians and surgpons being, according to the same census, 1257. Phthisis is the cause of fourteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. A comparison of three places of invalid resort, Mentone (France), Aiken (South Carolina), and Anaheim (in Southern California), for the months of December, January, and February, has been made by Francis S. Miles, of New York. lie says that, at Anaheim, an invalid could have been out of doors all day during eighty-one days, and would have been confined in doors, by bad weather, nine days. At Mentone, there were sixty-seven fair days, and twenty-three bad days; and at Aiken, fifty-three fair, and thirty-seven bad days. The average temperature at Anaheim, during the three winter months, was 61° ; at Mentone, 48i° ; and at Aiken, 53°. 44 CALIFORNIA. 45 MINERAL SPRINGS OF CALIFORNIA. ALKALINE WATERS. Congress Springs, Santa Clara county. These Springs can be reached by the Central Pacific Railroad, from San Francisco to San Jose, forty-seven miles, thence twelve miles by stage. If the following analysis be correct, the water of these Springs is an alkaline- chalybeate water. ANALYSIS. One pint contains (50° Fahr.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 15.418 Carbonate of Iron 1.753 Carbonate of Calcium 2.161 Chloride of Sodium 14.894 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 1.517 Silica, Alumina, and trace of Magnesia... 6.235 Total 41.978 The water is said to be very agreeable to the taste, and it is bottled and sold throughout the State. The hotel is of the same name as the Springs. California Seltzer Springs.—Persons desiring to reach these Springs will take the steamer from San Francisco to Petaluma, thence by Central and northern Pacific Railroad to Cloverdale, thence by stage, twelve miles, to the Springs, which are in Mendocino county. The waters of these Springs are said to be of service in dyspepsia, and in some diseases of the liver and bladder. One pint contains (E. A. Bauer) : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 4.61 Carbonate of Magnesium 5.< 5 Carbonate of Calcium 8.80 Carbonate of Iron trace. ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium 2.15 Silicic Acid trace. Total 21.21 Gas—carbonic acid, abundant (1871). Guests can be accommodated at the Fountain House. SULPHUR WATERS. Piedmont Springs are beautifully situated, three miles distant from Oakland. The waters possess the usual taste of sulphur waters, and are said to prove aperient. They have not been analyzed. There are abundant hotel accommodations. The White Sulphur Springs are in Napa county, twelve miles by rail from Calistoga Springs. The waters have not been analyzed. The "hotel has the name of the “Springs.” Vallejo White Sulphur Springs.—These Springs are four miles from Vallejo, in Solano county. Ho analysis has, as yet, been made of the waters. Hotel—“ Springs.” Fry’s Soda Spring is in Siskiyou county, and, when the Oregon Railroad is finished, will be very easy of access ; but, at present, about ninety miles of travel must be performed by stage. The water of this Spring, from the amount of iron and of carbonic-acid-gas it contains, might be called an iron-soda water. The temperature of the water is about 62° Fahrenheit. The region in which this Spring is found is exceedingly attractive to the traveller, being situated at the bottom of the canon of the Upper Sacramento, over 2300 feet above the level of ttie sea. Mount Shasta, 14,440 feet high, is but a short distance off, and persons visiting the Spring, in July or August, can easily procure guides, and make the ascent. Accommodation—“ Fry’s Soda-Spring Hotel.” CHALYBEATE WATERS. THERMAL WATERS. Calistoga Hot Springs are in Hapa county, and are reached by the Uapa Talley Rail- road, from Vallejo. Eor the analysis of one of these springs, see page 50. The number of these Springs is about sixty, and their temperature varies from 100° to 195°. The waters are used almost exclusively for bathing, tanks being constructed for the social bath, and for private use; hot vapor and mineral-mud baths are also employed. The waters are said to be effective in gout, paralysis, rheumatism, lead-poisoning, and many other diseases. Here will be found the “ Calistoga Springs Hotel,” and the “ Mountain House.” 46 CALIFORNIA. Five miles southwest of this place are found the prostrate remains of a vast forest of gigantic trees, which, in geologic times, and, it is supposed, by being covered by siliceous- alkaline waters, have been converted into stone. This wonder of nature is called the Petrified Forest. The Geysers are situated in Sonoma county, and are reached by stage, twenty-eight miles from Calistoga. Among all the wonders of this most wonderful State, the Geyser Canon is far from being the least. We must refer the reader to works descriptive of this great country; for we can do little more than give an outline of its marvels. The imagination of a Dante could scarcely picture a more infernal region enclosed within one of beauty. The Canon is about half a mile long, and from fifteen to thirty feet in width ; its grand sides lift themselves, at an angle of 45°, to the height of 1400 feet. The bottom of this vast chasm is covered with boiling, bubbling, hissing springs; jets of hot water and of steam; cones of extinct geysers, incrustations of iron, sulphur,and other«minerals. There are about a hundred different springs; we will give the names of a few of them. The Alum and Iron Spring, with a temperature of 97°, and almost saturated with iron. The Medicated Geyser Bath, not quite so warm as the last. The Boiling Alum and Sulphur Spring, having a temperature of over 150°. The Black Sulphur; the Epsom Salts; the Boiling Black Sulphur; the Witches’ Caldron, with a diameter of seven feet and an un- known depth; the Intermittent Scalding Spring, whose jets of hot water sometimes rise fifteen feet in the air ; the Steamboat Geyser; the Devil’s Inkstand, with water as black as, and may be used as a substitute for, ink ; the Alkali Lake ; the' Boiling Eye-water Spring; the Indian Spring ; and, near the “Geyser Hotel,” the Acid Spring, whose water is sweetened and used as lemonade. The water of a number of these springs is used for all varieties of baths, but we do mt know of their having been used internally for medicinal purposes. Paso Bobles Hot Springs.—These Springs are situated in San Luis Obispo county, and are twenty-seven miles north of the town of the same name, from which they may be reached by stage. From the analysis, by Professor Thomas Price, of the waters, it will be seen that they resemble the noted waters of Aix-la-Chapelle in Rhenish Prussia. Their properties are laxative, diuretic and alterative, and are considered to be of service in chronic rheumatism, gout, some diseases of the skin, and many other infirmities. The conveniences are, as yet, few ; the “ Paso Robles Hotel ” accommodates guests, and there are two swimming baths. ANALYSIS. ONE PINT CONTAINS. Main Spring. 112° Falir. Mud Spring 122° Fahr. Solids. Grains. 3.664 Grains. 0.543 0.057 0.323 2.830 10.047 0.092 0.818 4.281 0.334 1.864 0.037 traces. 0.023 0.046 0.116 0.171 0.361 8.072 17.535 GASES. cubic in. 2.31 cubic in. 10.53 saturated. saturated. Santa Barbara Hot Sulphur Springs.—These Springs, seven in number, are situated in Santa Barbara county, four miles from the town of that name. The traveller will find “Sulphur Springs Hotel” at the Springs, or he may be accommo- dated in the town. The water of these Springs varies from 60° to 130° Fahrenheit; the qualities of the different Springs also varies, but no analysis has been made. The diseases in which these waters are found to be of service are tlie same as those mentioned when speaking of the Paso Bobles Springs. Santa Barbara has obtained some celebrity as a place of resort for invalids, the climate being such that there is no day in the year in which the invalid may not be out in the open air. About half a mile from the shores near Santa Barbara, out in the ocean, there is an immense spring of petroleum, the product of which floats on the surface of the water, covering it. for several miles in all directions. CALIFORNIA, 47 Agua Caliente; or, Warner’s Ranch Springs.—These hot sulphur Springs are about fifty miles northeast of San Diego. They are not at present used by the whites for medicinal purposes, but the Indians have made such use of them for a long period. San Bernardino Hot Springs.—These Springs are situated about five miles from the town of San Bernardino, where visitors must find accommodations, for there are none at the Springs. The temperature varies frofn 108° to 172° Fahrenheit, and the water is said to contain carbonate of calcium, silica, magnesia, alumina, oxide of iron and phosphoric acid. Skaggs’s Hot Spi'ings may be reached from Petaluma by rail to Healdsburg, thence, twenty miles by stage, to Springs. The Springs vary in temperature and in mineral con- stituents ; the Spring nearest the “ Skaggs’s Spring Hotel ” contains sulphur, iron and borax; while a second contains iron, manganese, sulphur, and soda ; the chief constituent in another is iron.. Gilroy Hot Springs are in Santa Clara county, and are connected with Gilroy by a stage line. Hotel—“ Gilroy Springs.” The water has not been analyzed. Lake Tahoe Hot Springs.—A stage runs from Truckee on the Central Pacific Railroad to these Springs. The Springs are situated on the borders of the lake at the height of 6500 feet above the level of the sea. UNCLASSIFIED WATERS. The Alabaster Cave Spring is in El Dorado county, ten miles from Folsom, on the Sacramento Valley Railroad. This Spring is in a most beautiful cave, consisting of several immense halls, draped with alabaster stalactites of all colors. One is here reminded of some of the wonderful underground palaces of the vivid imagination displayed in the tales of the “Arabian Nights.” We do not know of this spring having been used for medicinal purposes. Summit Soda Springs.—These Springs are near Summit Station, on the Central Pacific Railroad, in Alpine county. This is thought to be a chalybeate water highly charged with carbonic acid gas. These Springs are 7000 feet above the sea, and are chiefly visited on account of the pure mountain air. The Tuscan Springs may be reached from Sacramento by way of the Oregon Division of the Central Pacific Railroad to Tehama, thence by stage. These Springs are in Shasta county. Their waters are said to be of service in rheumatic and syphilitic diseases. They contain chloride of sodium, carbonate of sodium, borax, salts of lime. Sulphuretted and carbon- uretted hydrogen are given off, collected and used as fuel for heating the water under the steam baths. Vichy Springs are in Santa Clara county twelve miles from San Jose. For the analysis of one of these springs, see page 50. Bartlet Springs are in Colusa county, and are not easy of access. Their waters have not been analyzed. Adams’ Spring is in Lake county. For the analysis of this spring, see page 50. Napa Soda Springs are in Napa county, and may be readied by stage from Napa City. Tiie waters of these Springs are bottled and sold throughout the State. Harbines Springs, in Lake county, are connected by a stage line with Calistoga. Analysis—none. Hotel—“ Harbines Spring.” San Rafael Springs.—A line of steamboats connect these Springs with San Francisco. Tue waters have not been analyzed. Crystal Springs are about twenty miles from San Mateo in the county of the same name. THE MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF CALIFORNIA. 1. Medical College of the Pacific.—This school of medicine lately formed the Medical Department of the University of the Pacific (organized in 1858), and now forms the Medical Department of the University College, popularly known as the “ City College,” from its location in the heart of the City nf San Francisco. A “ Preliminary Course ” of lectures is given, commencing in January, and the “ Regular Course ” commences on the first Monday in June, of each year, continuing live months. This school has a full corps of professors (9), and possesses ample means for clinical instruction. The alumni of this college number fifty-four. The fees are: matriculation $5; professors’ fees $130; graduation, $40; demon- strator’s ticket, $10. Students of Theology attending this college have free access to the medical lectures. 2. Toland Medical College.—This institution is in a transition state, having lately transferred its property to the University of California. 48 CALIFORNIA. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. HOSPITALS OF SAN FRANCISCO. City and County Hospital.—This hospital has been constructed on an entirely differ- ent plan from that usually in vogue. Several individual structures, built of wood with brick foundation, most of them at a considerable distance from each other, but connected by a long covered corridor, unite to form the hospital. During the year 1872, there were 2611 admissions; and the average number in the hospi- tal at any one time was 290. The hospital is situated in the mfdst of a ten-acre lot, on rising ground, in the southern portion of the city, and has been occupied since September, 1872. The San Francisco Alms-house has 500 beds, and several hundred disabled and super- annuated poor are here provided for. A Small-pox Hospital and a Chinese Hospital also belong to the city. The German Hospital is a fine brick structure, accommodating about 130 patients. There are but two wards in the hospital, each containing ten beds ; the remaining rooms being designed for one or two patients only. The charges, including medical attendance, are $2 per day, with from fifty cents to $1.50 extra for private rooms, if desired. The French Hospital is under the care of the “ Society Franqaise de Bkmfaisance Mutuelle.” The hospital is a large brick building, accommodating 170 patients. The charges are $2 per day for ward patients, and $3 for those desiring private rooms. St. Mary’s Hospital is a very large brick structure, with most excellent interior arrange- ments. There are 180 beds; some in the wards and others in private rooms. Charges: patients in wards, $10 per week, occupying private rooms, $20. This hospital is under the care of the Sisters of Mercy. Italian Hospital. Erected by the Italian Benevolent Society. It is a two-story brick building, accommodating forty patients. The charges are the same as those of the French Hospital. The United States Marine Hospital was so injured by the earthquake in 1862, that it had to be vacated. It was built to accommodate 800 patients. The buildings formerly occu- pied as a Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum are now used as a Marine Hospital. The California Woman’s Hospital, receiving only those with diseases peculiar to women, has nineteen beds. The San Francisco Woman’s Hospital, is a general hospital for females, who are here treated gratuitously. The numbey: of beds is twenty-five. The Foundling Hospital and Lying-in-Asylum, receives women during confinement, and takes care of foundlings. It provides a room for each pregnant female, of which it can accommodate twenty-one. Saint Luke’s Hospital, under the care of the Episcopal Churches, is designed for the poor of that denomination, and contains twenty beds. For the above information, in regard to the Hospitals of San Francisco, we are indebted to Dr. Henry Gibbons, Jr., of that city. We have been unable to collect information regard- ing the hospitals in other parts of the State. There is a Hospital for the Insane at Stockton ; and an Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, near Oakland, which is a first-class institution in every respect, and will accom- modate 150 unfortunates. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF CALIFORNIA. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. State Society G. A. Shurtleff Almeda county Amador county Butte county Humbolt county Monterey countv Santa Clara county Yolo county Sacramento Soc. for Med. Imp’t No. Dist. Med. Soc. (cos. of Butte, 1 1 Colusa, Sutter, Tehama and Yuba.) J Pacific Med. Soc. (cos. of Napa, Sol- ] t ....Marysville ano, Sonoma and Contra Costa.) J ■ ....Napa Citv San Diego county San Francisco German med. society of San Francisco San Francisco Med. Benevolent Society CALIFORNIA. 49 THE MEDICAL LAWS OF CALIFORNIA. The coroner or other person holding an inquest may summon a physician or surgeon to attend, and inspect the body, or make a chemical analysis of the contents of the stomach, and give a professional opinion of the cause of deceased’s death. A physician who has professionally attended, as a witness, an inquest; trial of one charged with murder or manslaughter ; or an examination to test the insanity of a person, shall receive for his services a reasonable compensation, on examination by the Board of Supervisors, upon the written certificate of the court or officer requiring his services as to the extent and value of them. This certificate, however, is not conclusive as to the amount of compensation.—Act Feb. 8th, 1872, Statues of Cal., p. 81. At every examination to test the insanity of any person, two or more persons best ac- quainted with the alleged lunatic, and also two physicians, must be summoned to attend. The physicians must hear the testimony of the witnesses and also make a personal exami- nation of the alleged insane person. If, after hearing testimony and making an examina- tion, they believe the person to be dangerously insane, they shall make out a certificate, showing, as near as possible, 1st. That the person is so far disordered in his mind as to en- danger health, person, or property ; 2d. The symptoms, apparent cause, or class of insanity, and the duration and condition of the disease; 3d. The nativity, age, residence, occupation and previous habits of the person ; 4th. The place from whence the person came, and the length of his residence in this State. This certificate must be made in the form prescribed by, and, if they can be had, upon blanks furnished by, the Medical Superintendent of the Asylum. The physicians who attend each examination are allowed five dollars each, to be paid by the treasurer of the county where the examination was held, on the order of the Board of Supervisors.—Political Code, ch. 3d, \ 2210, etc. The vaccine agent must keep on hand a supply of genuine vaccine matter, approved by the State Board of Health, and must furnish the same to any regular practicing physiciaii in good standing in his profession in this State. The agent is entitled to receive five dollars for each' parcel furnished by him.— Ibid, 'i 2993, etc. All physicians must keep a registry of the births they attend professionally, stating the time of the birth ; the sex, race and color of the child, and the names and residences of the parents. They must also keep a registry of the deaths of all persons whom they have attended in their last illness, stating the name, age, residence and time of death. Physicians must file quarterly with the county recorder a certified copy of their register of births and deaths, which must specify, as accurately as may be ascertained, the name in full, age, occupation, term of residence in the city or county, birth-place, condition (married or single), race, color, and last place of residence and cause of death of all decedents.—Ibid. §3075, etc. The person who reports births and deaths to the recorder must pay him twenty-five cents for recording each name, which fee must primarily be paid by the parents or next of kin of the person whose birth or death is reported. If no fee is paid to the person making the report, the recorder’s fees must be paid by the Board of Supervisors from the general fund of the county.—Ibid. \ 3081. Physicians must, on or before the fourth day of every month, make a report, upon blanks furnished by the Board of Health, to the health officer, of all births, deaths and number of still-boni children, which have occurred in their practice during the preceding month.— Ibid. $ 3024. Ho human body can be interred in the city or county of San Francisco without a physi- cian’s or coroner’s certificate, setting forth the name, age, color, sex, place of birth, date, place and cause of death of deceased. Physicians are obliged to give such certificate when deaths occur in their practice.—Ibid. \ 3025. , Any person who fails or neglects to perform any duty imposed by these sections is liable to a penalty of fifty dollars.—Ibid. $3082. The sheriff, coroner, keeper of a county poor-house, public hospital, county jail, or State prison, must surrender the dead bodies of such persons as require to be buried at the public expense to any physician or surgeon in this State, or medical students under the authority of any physician or surgeon, to be used for the advancement of anatomical science, prefer- ence being given always to medical schools by law established in the State. But, if deceased, during his last illness, requested to be buried; or if, within twenty-four hours after his death, his friends or kindred requested to have the body buried ; or if deceased was a stranger or traveller who died suddenly before making himself known, the remains shall be buried without dissection. Every physician or surgeon, before he receives a dead body, must give to the board or officer surrendering the same to him a certificate from the medical society of the county where he resides, or, if there is none, from the Board of Supervisors, that he is a fit person to receive it. He must also give bond, with two sureties, that the remains shall be used by him for the promotion of anatomical science, and in this State only, and so as in no event to outrage public feeling—Pol. Code, ch. 4, \ 3093, etc. t Every physician who, in a state of intoxication, does any act, as a physician, by which the life of another person is endangered, is guiltv of a misdemeanor.—Penal Code, \ 346. 50 CALIFORNIA. Every person who provides for, or administers to, any pregnant woman, or procures such woman to take any medicine, drug or substance, or uses any instrument or other means whatever, with intent thereby to procure the miscarriage of such woman—unless such treatment is necessary to preserve her life—is punishable by imprisonment in the State prison not less than two or more than five years.—Ibid. \ 274. Every person who mutilates, disinters, or removes from the place of sepulture any human body, without authority of law, unless it is done for the purpose of reinterment, is guilty of felony. Any person who removes any part of a dead human body with intent to sell or dis- sect it, without authority of law, or from malice or wantonness, is punishable by imprison- ment in State prison not exceeding five years.—Ibid. 1290, etc. Every apothecary, druggist, or person carrying on business as a dealer in drugs or medi- cines, or person employed as clerk or salesman by such person, who, in putting up any drugs or medicines, or making up any prescriptions, or filling any order for drugs or medicines, wilfully, negligently or ignorantly, omits to label the same, or puts an untrue label, stamp, or other designation of contents upon any box, bottle, or other package containing any drugs, etc., or substitutes a different article for any article prescribed or ordered, or puts up a greater or less quantity of any article than that prescribed or ordered, or otherwise deviates from the terms of the prescription or order which lie undertakes to follow, in con- sequence of which human life or health is endangered, is guilty of a misdemeanor, or, if death ensues, is guilty of a felony.—Ibid. \ 380. CALISTOGA HOT SPRINGS. ANALYSIS. One gallon contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium 22.250 Chloride of Calcium 3.263 Carbonate of Sodium 3.406 Sulphate of Sodium 1.616 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.466 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Silica 6.500 Alumina trace Total 37.501 GASES. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas 3.271 ADAMS’ SPRINGS. ANALYSIS. One gallon contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 28.714 Carbonate of Magnesium 99.022 Carbonate of Sodium 57.036 Carbonate of Iron 517 Chloride of Sodium 4.112 Silica 7.218 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Organic Matter 2.811 Potash trace. Nitric Acid trace. Total 199.430 VICHY SPRING. ANALYSIS. One quart contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonic Acid - 28.2 Bicarbonate of Sodium 50.3 Bicarbonate of Calcium - 8.0 Oxide of Iron 1-2 Sulphate of Calcium 10.5 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Magnesium 3.0 Chloride of Sodium 8.4 Silicate trace Total 108.16 MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF TOE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. CITY OF SAY FRAYCISCO. ABO (POPULATION, 149,482.) CHE Aborn E. S., 213 Geary st. Acuff J. N., P. M. S. S. co. Adams Oscar B., P. M. S. S. co. Adolphus Henry, (m) 118 Jackson st. Affleck T. B., 110 Powell st. Aiken M. H., (m) 222 Stockton st. Aiken H. J., (m) 137 Montgomery st. Albertson Joseph A., (h) 105 O’Farrel st. Alero August, 722 Montgomery st. Amos J. T., 1506 Leavenworth st. Andrei Adolph, 8 Brenham Place. Angell W. C., H. W. cor. 1st and Folsom sts. Aronstein Adolph, 216 Kearny st. Sec. and treas. soc. of German phys., 1873. Averill J. L., 923 Harrison st. Ayer Washington, 410 Kearny st. Ayres W. O., 25 Hawthorn st. Azevedo J. F., Virginia Block. Baldwin Albert S., 208 Kearny st. Baldwin Mrs. E., (m) 910 Howard st. Baldwin Hiram S., 612 Clay st. Ball Albert, S. E. cor. 20th and Market sts. Barbat Jno., 910 Pacific st. Barkam Adolph, 722 Montgomery st. Prof, ophthalmology and otology, med. coll, of Pacific. Bates Cicero M., 137 Montgomery st. Prof, clinical medicine Toland med. coll., 1872. Beakley J. Sloat, (h) 230 Kearny st. Behr Herman H., 646 Market st. Behraw II. C. F., (m) 215 Kearny st. Belinge F. A. A. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1870. Bennett Thomas, 17 Post st. Bennett W., 452 Sixth st. Benson IT., 928 Clay st. Bently Edwin. Prof, descrip, and microscopic anat. and pathol., med. coll, of Pacific. Berg Carl F., 904 Kearny st. Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton st. Bird Kelson J., 230 Kearny st. Biron Hyman, 10 Central Place. Bither G. W., 631 Sacramento st. Black Charles, 230 Kearny st. Black James, 426 Sutter st. Blonome Joseph, 306 Stockton st. Bolan Michael J., 7041 Mission st. Borchers J. C., 719 Clay st. Bosco Otto, S. W. cor. Mason and O’Farrel. Bowie A. J., 622 Clay st. Eme. prof, of surg., and pres, faculty of med. coll, of Pacific. Bradbury William Thomas. M. D., Rush med. coll. 1864; member med. soc. of San Francisco; prof, materia medica Toland med. coll.; visiting phys. St. Luke’s hosp. Braman Jos. J., 318 Hayes st. Breeze Chas. K., 718 O’Farrel st. Briceland J. M., 360 Bremen st. Brigham Charles Brooks, 703 Market st. A. B. and A. M., Harvard univ. (no date); M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass., med soc. of Cal., soc. of med., Nancy, France ; prof, of orthopedic surg. univ. of Cai.; Chevalier of Legion of Honor (France) : Knight of the Crown (Germany); surg. in chief of Ecole Forestiere hosp., Nancy, France, 1870 -71;—author of “Diabetes Mellitus,” 1869; “Observations Chirurgical,” 1871. Brown James, 10 Scotland st. Bruch Alex. A., 742 Broadway. Bruner William H., 21 Post st. Bruno Christian, 2110 Taylor st. Bryan E. IT., 224 Kearny st. Bryant William J. O., 825 Pacific st. Buckley C. E., 230 Kearny st. Bucknall G. J., 523 Kearny st. Buddington W. G., P. M. S. S. co. Buffum A. C., 325i Bush st. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Cal. Burgess O. O., 523 Eolsom st. Burleigh W. E., NT. W. cor. Geary & Kearny. Burrel Chas., 137 Montgomery st. Burwell Lewis, 60 Merchants’ Exchange. Bush J. P., P. M. S. S. co. Buterrop Peter, 625 Pacific st. Caehot M. A., 34 Third st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1864. Cairns John, 1008 Jones st. Carman William, 410 Post st. Carpenter D., 317 Sutter st. Chadwick, Joseph L., 507 Missouri st. Chamberlain Phelps, 652 Market st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of San Francisco., med. soc. of Cal. Chaplin E., 531 California st. Chapman August, 35 Ellis st. Chase Robert P., 828 Howard st. Chesley Charles P., 238 Minna st. Ad eund. degree med. coll, of Pacific, 1870; mem- ber rned. soc. of Cal. 52 CHU CALIFORNIA. GRO Churchill Leonard C., Almshouse. Clapp G. II., 1143 Market st. Clark Joseph N., 615 Harrison st. Clawson, J. W., 541 Kearny st. Cleveland C. S., 431 Geary st. Cohn David, 17 Ellis st. V.-pres. soc. of German phys. Cole Kichard Beverly, 16 Geary st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849; member Royal chirurg. soc., Eng., 1864; member med. soc. of San Francisco, med. soc. of Cal.; dean and prof, obstet. and clinical dis. of women med. dep’t univ. of Cal.; local sec. anthropological soc. of London;—editor “ N. Western Lancet.” Coleman J. S., 405 Kearny st. Coleman W., 405 Kearny st. Connell J. M., 5 Franklin st. Conroy Bernard, 503 Pacific st. Cook F. CL Everett House. Cook Ferdinand, 55 Twenty-first st. Coon H. P., 435 California st. V.-pres. univ. coll., 1873. Corbett Samuel J., 20 Geary st. Coryell John R., 621 Clay st. Cowan Robert IL, (m) 310 Kearny st. Crook John T., 204 Montgomery st. Sec. San Francisco med. benevolent soc. Cunningworth J. B., 502 Sansom st. Cushing Clinton. Prof, obstet. and diseases of women and children in med. coll, of Pacific, 1873. Cushing J. J., (h) 319 Geary st. Czapkay L. J., Grand Hotel. Davies William IL, 120 O’Farrel st. Davis , 36 Geary st. Davis G. Eugene, 1118 Sacramento st. Davis H. B., P. M. S. S. co. Dean Benjamin D., 33 Kearny st. Deane Chas. I. M. D., Paris, France, 1863; member med. soc. of San Francisco; phys. and surg. to San Francisco female hosp.; prof, diseases of women and chil- dren med. dep’t univ. of Cal.; was editor “ Western Lancet; ” surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Deane C. Tennyson, S. E. cor. Montgomery and Sutter sts. Demerest Jacob, 617 Commercial st. Denicke D. F., 418 Kearny st. D’Oliveira E., 521 Pine st. Depievue II. A., 619 Vallejo st. Dinsmore J. Pitman, (h) 14 O’Farrel st. Doherty William K., 519 Sacramento st. Dohrman William, (m) 535 Bryant st. Douglass Wm. A., 126 O’Farrel st. Demonstrator of anat. med. coll, of Pacific, 1873. Duulap A. W., (m) 331 Minna st. Dunning O., S. W. cor. Jackson and Sansom. Dwyn Joseph, 219 Pacific st. Eckel J. N., (h) 325 Geary st. Edwards James, 201 Stockton st. Egleston G. W., (e) 436 Bush st. Ehrenberg Theodore A., 216 Kearny st. Member soc. of German physicians. Ellin wood Chas. K., 715 Clay st. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1858; prof, physiology med. coll, of Pacific, 1873. Elliott S. F., 724 Washington st. Elliott T. W., 1016 Mission st. Ellis Samuel C., 9241 Fine st. Engels F. Esten J., 304 Third st. Favor Kimbel, 131 Third st. Fernandez M., 320 O’Farrel st. Ferris A. S., 832 Howard st. Fenigan Holmes, -545 Jackson st. Fischer G-., (m) 314 Stockton st. Fish M. W. Prof, physiology of Toland med. coll. Fish H. M. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1873. Fisher Henry P., 207 Second st. Fiske Henry M., 652 Market st. A. B., univ. of St. Charles, 1843; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Charles and med. coll, of Pacific; member med. soc. of San Francisco co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Amado co.; member med. soc. of Cal. Flattery J., 504 Washington st. Flotow John TI., 402 Kearny st. Fourgeaud Victor John, 769 Market st. Bachelier des lettres Academie Cahors, France, 1835; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1838; member San Francisco benev. med. soc.; phys. St. Mary’s hosp., St. Louis, 1846; St. Mary’s hosp., San Francisco, 1846; ex-member soei£ti6 d’observa- tion medicale, Paris, France; member Cal. acad. of science;—co-ed. “St. Louis Med. and Surg. Journal,” 1845-47 ; ed. “ Pacific Med.Jour- nal,” 1862-61; author of monographs, “ Dipli- theritis,” 1858; “ History of Medicine,” etc. Frazer E. J., (h) 305 Kearny st. Frush C. V., 1012 Montgomery st. Furber George C., 8 Kearny st. Garwood William T., 520 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1864. Gates Horatio S., 520 Merchant st. Gates V. B., 209 Geary st. Gautier L. S., 102 Geary st. Treas. San Francisco med. benev. soc. Geary J. F., (h) 632 Howard st. Gerry S. It., 102 Geary st. Gelucli V., 3251 Bush st. Gibbon J. F., (m) 623 Kearny st. Gibbons Henry, Sr., 26 Montgomery st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1829 ; member med. soc. of San Francisco ; pres. med. soc. of Cal., 1873 ; pres. State board of health ; member Cal. acad. of science; prof, prine. and prac. of med., med. coll, of Pacific ;—sen. ed. “ Pacific Med. and Surg. Journal.” Gibbons Henry, Jr., 26 Montgomery st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1863 ; sec. med. soc. of San Francisco; member med. soc. of Cal.; prof, materia med. and therapeutics and dean of med. coll, of Pacific; member San Francisco acad. of sciences; act. ass’t surg. Douglas U. S. gen’l hosp. 2 years;—author of various papers in med. journals. Gillingham Charles, 19 Sixth st. Gilpin Leman, 105 Geary st. Goodale S., 1106 Kearny st. Goss William IL, 17 Third st. Grant James, (m) 319 Kearny st. Green Theo., 646 Market st. Griswold W. N., (h) 14 O’Farrel st. Grover William A., 526 Stevenson st. Groysher Charles, 822 Green st. HAD CALIFORNIA MOR 53 Hadfield , (m) 615 Sacramento st. Haine Joseph, 415 Sutter st. Hale AYilliam F., 520 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1863. Haley Charles S., Ellis st. Haley Jno. M., So. Turk st. Hall S. Hastings, 402 Montgomery st. Hamelin Louis, 1040 Missouri st. Hammond William, 859 Missouri st. Hampton James, 17 Fourth st. Handt A. O., 420 Sutter st. Hardy Benjamin F., 824 Missouri st. Harris Stephen R., 636 Clay st. Ilawville Jno. AV., 516 Valencia st. Hastings Jno. J., 1215 Sutter st. Hatch T. B., (m) 601 California st. Hayne A. P., 742 AVashington st. Heiniman Michael, 804 Montgomery st. Heivey Paul B., 34 Moss st. Hendee Mrs., (m) 316 Bush st. Henly AY., Fifteenth near Howard. Henderson J. A., 319 Bush st. Henry L. J., 615 Kearny st. Hewston George, 652 Folsom st. Prof. prin. and prac. of med., Toland med. coll.; member med. soc. of Cal. Hewston John. Member med. soc. of Cal. Hern Jerome, (m) 314 Post st. Higgenbotliam G. B., Am. Exchange. Hiller F., (h) 226 Post st. Hinckley Geo. E., 331 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1861. Hitchcock Chas. M., Grand Hotel. Hodgdon C. L., (m) 1062 Howard st. Hoff Oliver, 208 Stockton st. Hoffman A. L., (m) 1422 Folsom st. Holbrook Charles B., S. AY. cor. Sixth and Folsom sts. Holland Gustav, 413 Bush st. Holman Francis Amory, 235 Kearny st. M. IX, med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1846; visiting surg. city and co. hosp. 14 years. Homer Chas. AY., 1214 Polk st. Howard Frank II. M. 1)., med. coll, of Pacific, 1862. Howard F. P., 304 Pine st. II uard Alexander N., 754 Washington st. Hubbard II. H., 5 Kearny st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1854; member bd. of health San Francisco, 1870. Hubbart R. Townsend, 501 Secord st. Huie Geo. AV., N. AV. cor. 4th & Mission sts. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848. Humphrey P. H., N. AY. cor. Geary & Kearny. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; surg. C. S. vols. Hutchins C. B., 222 Post st. Ilyams Leopold, 659 Clay st. Jackson Joseph, 224 Grove st. Jager A., Hanse House. Johnston AV. D. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871. Johnson AY. E.. 136 Geary st. Johnson AV. H., 630 Sacramento st. Adjunct prof, of obstet. and diseases of women, and curator of museum of Toland med. coll. Jones A. E., Shatwell near Nineteenth st. Jones William, S. E. cor. Montgomery st. Jordan Louis J., (m) 211 Geary st. Josselyn Benj., (m) 618 Sacramento st. Kafka Jno., 531 California st. Keane J. B., 619 Green st. Keeney C. O., U. S. A., 106 O’Farrel st. Keeney Jas. W., 562 Folsom st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1872. Keith G. W., 632 Market st. Kelly E., 705 Howard st. Kelly T., 503 Davis st. Kennan J. Z., 629 Clay st. Kibbe T. R., 1016 Market st. Knowles S. A. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871. Kunkler Jno. E., 514 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1863. Lane Levi C., 664 Missouri st. Member med. soc. of Cal.; prof, surgery, surg. anat. and clinical surg. in m*d coll, of Pacific. Lane Wm. Thomas, Kentucky n. Butler st. M. D., St. Louis med. colj., 1845; member med. soc. of St. Louis, Mo. Lanszweat Louis, 410 Fourth st. Lashree F. H., 200 Fourth st. Lathrop G. A., 328 Bush st. Lawlor William M., C. & C. Hospital. Laycock E. H., 15 Stockton st. Lemkuhl H., 509 Kearny st. Lengfeld A. L. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871. Levings O. K., 164£ Tehama st. Loelir Ferdinand, 614 Sacramento st. Lyford B. F., 402 Kearny st. Lyford L. D., 7 Kearny st. McCall It. S., 36 Geary st. McCallister AY. F., P. M. S. S. co. McCormick Charles, U.S. A., 106 O’Farrel st. McEwen P. J., 104 Market st. McLean J. T., 1011 Bush st. McMillan Robert, 622 Washington st. Pres. med. benevolent soc. of San Francisco. McNulty J. M., 33 Kearny st. McNutt AVilliam F., 135 Kearny st. McPherson M., N.W. cor. Missouri and 12th. McSparren A., (m) 10 Post st. Maccary G., 1020 Stockton st. Macintosh Robert, 504 Stockton st. Macsorley A., 419 Folsom st. Mallecli Gustav, 25 Stockton st. Manning George, 655 Howard st. Martinache N. J., 34 Third st. Mason J. H., 233 Fifth st. Maxwell Richard T., 135 Kearny st. Mayer H. E., 607 Washington st. Mayou T. H., 331 Kearny st. Means J. L., 20 Montgomery st. Merritt Samuel, 321 California st. Meyer S., 533 Sacramento st. Miller W. D., 405 Kearny st. Millington John, St. Mary’s Hospital. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1871; resident phys. and surg. St. Mary’s hosp., San Francisco. More C.AV., 652 Market st. Moreen J. L., 536 Third st. Morgan David T., (m) 526 Kearny st. Morse J. F., 204 Sutter st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844; emeritus prof, principals and practice of medicine, med. coll, of Pacific; prof, theory, practice and clini- cal med., Toland coll. 3 years. Morton A., (m) O’Farrel st. 54 MOU TRA CALIFORNIA Mouser Silas Mercer, 235 Kearny st. M. D., Willoughby med. coll., 1847; Starling med. coll., 1848; phys. in charge of San Francisco small-pox and epidemic hosp., 1862; phys. to ladies’ relief and protection soc. for care of chil- dren, 10 years. Muellen F. D., 1602 Howard st. Mullen C., Government House. Munson O. D., U. S. Branch Mint. Murphy James, 659 Clay st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1862. Murphy N. S., 646 Market st. Murray Jno. F., 753 Clay st. Murray Robert, 747 Market st. Newell William A., 632 Missouri st. Newmark Valentine, 1805 Powell st. Nicholson Samuel, 765 Howard st. O’Daniel Chas. C., 807 Kearny st. Oliver Richard, Australian S. S. O’Neil Alexander A., 652 Washington st. Prof, anatomy, Toland med. coll. O’Neil II. D. Pardee E. II., 731 Clay st. Parry Isaac, 1400 Polk st. Parsons Andrew W., 9 St. Jose av. Paugh W. G., 1511 Stockton st. Pavero Geo. H., 215 Geary st. Pawlicki L., 646 Market st. Payne W. A., 426 Kearny st. Pegne-Dupeytren J. B., 424 Sutter st. Perranet Julien, (m) 413 Kearny st. Perrin E. B., Folsom bet. 21st and 22d sts. Perrin R. J., 109 Montgomery st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1862. Pessio Jos. E., 825 Missouri st. Pinching R. L., 312 Sutter st. Pliley E. R., 1426 Stockton st. Plummer Richard 11., 664 Missouri st. Porter Denmon Camp, 433 Clementina st. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1831; phys. to poor, Newark, N. J., 2 y’rs; hosp. steward Ft. Bridges, U. S. A. 1 y’r, 5 m.; apoth. Mare isl. navy yard, and Panama 1 y’r 4 m.; and 2 y’rs 8 m. at sea. Price Thomas. Prof. chem. and toxicology med. coll, of Pacific. Prevost J. R., 204 Sutter st. Pringle E. J., 944 Howard st. Proctor Israel M., 1015 Scott st. Quinlan Albert G., 18 Third st. Rappin F. Gabriel, 1517 Stockton st. Raymond Lee Chester, 525 Folsom st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; membep Lake Shore med. soc., O.; ass’t surg. women’s hosp., Cal. Rice Jno. K., 739 Howard st. Richards Robt. J., 410 Kearny st. Rives Isaac, 621 Washington st. Robertson W. II., 601 California st. Rockman Morris, 30 Kearny st. Rogers Jno. P., 204 Montgomery st. Rojeio Henry I)., 523 Kearny st. Rojeio William II., 2119 Mason st. Rottanzi Antonio, S. E. cor. Third and Fol- som st. Rowell Charles, 426 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1861. Howell Chester, 520 Kearny st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1870. Royer Louis C., 505 Bush st. Ruttley Jno. H., 215 Kearny st. Ryer Washington M., 408 California st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Ryer W. T. S., 408 California st. Sage C. T., 212 California st. Samuel Henry L., 21 Louisa st. Sanders Duke, 1030 Dupont st. Sawyer A. F., 23 Geary st. Scherman Herman, 1410 Dupont st. Schlatten C. S., P. M. S. S. co. Schmidt E., S. W. cor. Kearny and Cali- fornia sts. Schultz F., 114 Kearny st. Scott John, 507 Folsom st. Scott John D., 319 Kearny st. Scott John G., 22 Kearny st. Sharkey Jas. M., 634 Washington st. Sherman J. A., (m) 240 Montgomery st. Shorb J. Campbell, 316 Sutton st. Simon W. I., Room 1 Gov. House. Smilie Elton R., 649 Washington st. Smith B. J., (m) 637 California st. Smith David, 7724 Folsom st. Smith E. D., (h) 523 Kearny st. Smith W. F. Prof, ophthalmology and otology Toland med. coll. Smith W. II., 313 Bush st. Snyder F. S., 5684 Natoma st. Sober Lewis F., 1 Odd Fellows Hall. Soule Artemas G., 822 Howard st. M. D., Berkshire med. coll. 1846, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Cal. Soule Millan, 822 Howard st. Sproul J. R., 113 Natoma st. Sterling William II., S. W. cor. Vallejo and Taylor sts. Stillman J. D. B., 823 Market st. Stevens C. A., 514 Kearny st. Stone Mrs. P. E., (m) 762 Howard st. Stout Arthur B., 26 Ellis st. M. D., coll. phvs. and surg., N. Y., 1837 ; member med. soc. of San Francisco; med. soc. of Cal. Stuman Benjamin, 649 Howard st. Stutmeister Rudolph, 235 Kearny st. Summers II. A., 49 Secord st. Swain J. II., (m) 26 Post st. Swan Benjamin Ralph, 23 Geary st. M. D., coll, of phvs. and surg. of N. Y., 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of San Francisco. Szawash S. T., 1329 Dupont st. Tewksbury Jacob M., 519 Third st. Tewksbury Marcus R., 37 Second st. Thatcher D. II., 29 Kearny st. Tibbet Stephen M., 931 Howard st. Todd D. B., U. S. Marine Hospital. Toland Charles, 27 Naglee’s building. Prosector to chair of surg. in Toland med. coll. Toland II. H., S. W. cor. Montgomery and Market sts. Prof, of principles and practice of surg. Toland med. coll.; member med. soc. of Cal. Tolman Geo., Bright near Central. Tozer C. II., N. E. cor. Kearny and Jack- son sts. Trask J. B., N. E. cor. Market and Mont- gomery sts. TRA ZEI 55 CALIFORNIA. Traver Frank, 1512 Powell st. Trenkle Emil, 762 Missouri st. Twitchell William L., 516 Sixteenth st. Tyler Y., Everett House. Yansant John, 933 Sutter st. Van Loehr F., 614 Sacramento st. ALaslit T. S., 515 Kearny st. Vigoureaux A. AY., N. E. cor. Third and Missouri sts. A'oight C. B. F., 609 Sacramento st. Wagner, J., 516 Sixteenth st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1872. A\rarfield, J. B., N. AY. cor. Fourth and Mis- souri sts. AYatson William S., 1006 Missouri st. AYayman AVillard G., 16 Geary st. AVebb J. P., N. E. cor. Montgomery and Howard sts. AAreeks F. L., 37 Second st. AYeldon J. H., 923 Howard st. AYerder M., (h) 128 Kearny st. A4rest P.f 14 Gearv st. Wheat Richard VY. AVhite Elijah, 17 Third st. AAHiitmore D. AY., 320 Montgomery st Whitney James D., 204 Sutter st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1863. Whitney Jas. P., 204 Sutter st. Widemann J., 2522 Webster st. Wilhelm August, 732 Washington st. Pres. soc. of German, phys. Willard E., 181 Jessie st. Willey Jno. M., 1019 Folsom st. Willoughby D. W. C., (e) 814 Chestnut st. Wilson M. F., (h) 926 Missouri st. Wilson Rebecca, 30 Jessie st. Wilson William, 801 Kearny st. Wirtz II. R., 209 Kearny st. Wiss G., 636 Green st. Wood W. J., 110 Sutter st. Wooster A., 477 Jessie st. Wooster David, 208 Kearny st. Woodliffe T., (m) 17 Fourth st. Wozencraft R. M., P. M. S. S. co. Young R. S., 536 Sacramento st. Younger Alexander J., Australian S. S. Ne- braska. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1870. Younger William J., 315 Montgomery st. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1862. Zeile Frederick, 526 Pacific. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ADA BAR Adams John S., St. Helena. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1855; member and one of the censors of med. soc. of Cal. Aiken C. D., Downieville. Alban A. G., Ukiah. Albert Edward, San Luis. Albert R., (m) San Jose. Aldrich E. AY., San Jose. Allen B. B., Sebastopol. Allen C. H. Centreville. Member med. asso. of Almeda co. Allen D. II., Sonoma. Allen Jacob, San Diego. M. I)., med. coll, of Pacific, 1872; member med. soc. of San Diego co. Allen O. S., Santa Rosa. Pres. med. soc. of Sonoma co., 1873. Allen Tandy Chin, Colusa. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Alvarez M. S., Mayfield. Anderson Alexander, Vallejo. M. D., Harvard med. school, 1864; member med. soc. of Pictou, Nova Scotia, med. soc. of Mass.; phys. and surg. for Good Templars’ orphan home, Yallejo. Anderson N. C., South San Diego. Anderson Walter Duncan. M. D., Harvard med. school, 1864; student 3 y’rs of Dr. Geo. M. Johnston and Dr. I. W. Ander- son, Pictou, Nova Scotia. Archer S. M., Monterey. Arnold A. B., Pacheco. Assay Jacob Lambert, North San Diego. A. B., Central high school, Phila., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., army of Potomac, 3 years. Assonville A. L., Anaheim. Babcock Hermann P., Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1863 ; treas. med. soc. of Almeda co.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. navy 5 years;—first editor of “ Western Lancet.” Babcock M. B., Hollister. Backesto J. P., (e) San Jose. Bagle J. A., Visalia. Bailey William M., (h) Nevada. M. I)., Cleveland homceo. hosp. coll., 1868; mem- ber of Hahnemann soc. of Cleveland, O. Baker Martin, Visalia. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Cal.; county phys. 4 years; surg. U. S. vols. I year. Baldwin D. M., Oakland. Bamford William, Brooklyn. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1848 ; member med. soc. of Almeda co., med. soc. of Cal. Barber Edward Thomas, Eureka. B. A., univ. of Pacific, 1866; M. D., 1st Toland med. coll., 1868; 2d med. dep’t Yale coll., 1871; 3d med. coll, of Pacific, 1872 ; member med. soc. of Cal., Am. med. asso., 1872; phys. to Hum- boldt co. hosp.; exam. surg. for pensions;—au- thor, “ Bromide of Potassium in Epilepsy,” 1868; “ Recurring Measles; ” “ Fracture of Sur- gical Neck of Femur in Children,” 1871. 56 BAR CALIFORNIA COH Bard Cephas Lyttle, Buenaventura. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; phys. Santa Barbara co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Barnes G. W., San Diego. Barnes T. L., Ukiah. Bascomb Lyman, Orleans. Bates Charles B., Santa Barbara. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Cal. Belden Edwin Smith, Sacramento. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Almeda co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. Belinge F. A. A., Woodland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1870; member med. soc. of Cal. Benevardas D. S., Los Angeles. Betton J. II., Colusa. M. D., New Orleans school of med., 1861; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal. Biber M., (h) Stockton. Biggs M. II., Santa Barbara. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1870; member med. soc. of Cal. Bird W. II., (m) Lonoke. Blackman M. E., (m) Rohnersville. Blair J. D., Visalia. Boggie J. B., Santa Clara. Boggs J. O., Napa City. Bolton W., Oakland. Member med. soc. of Cal. Bond James Lawrence, Ukiah. M D., med. dep’t univ. of Washington, 1869 ; phys. Mendocina co. hosp. Bond Joshua Lester, Petaluma. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1840. Bonham B. B., Davisville. Bonnore A., San Jose. Boone J. T., Snow Lake. Boreman Charles, Jackson. M. D., William and Mary med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Cal. Boyce J. F., Santa Rosa. Brad way J. R., Red Bluff. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Cal. Brad way W., Oaklands. Member med. soc. of Almeda co. Bragg B. T., (m) San Barnardo. Bratton A. C., Valliceto. Briggs H. M., Santa Barbara. V.-pres. med. soc. of Cal. Brink W. B., Los Angeles. Brink erhoff S. B., Santa Barbara. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1850 ; member med. soc. of Cal. Brass , Colfax. Brower II. S., Compton. Brown —, Nevada City. Brown G. C., Areata. Brown James A., Sutter Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1844; member med. soc. of Cal. Brown J. M., Vallejo. Brown J. M., Salano. Member med. soc. of Cal. Brown J. N., San Jose. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1860; member mod. soc. of Cal. Brown William Ferris, Stockton. M. D., med. coll, of Va., 1843; member med. soc. of Cal. Brussie L., lone Valley. Bryant E. L., Davisville. Bu'elen F. W., Sacramento. Burr Edward, San Diego. Cabanis T. T., Fort Jones. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1849; member med. soc. of Cal. Cad well R., Livermore. Caldwell Arthur Brooks, Marysville. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1870; ass’t see. med. soc. of Cal., 1873; sec. and treas. of northern dist. med. soc. of Cal. Caldwell Aug. B., Santa Clara. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1841; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cameron James String, Red Bluff. M. D., at Toland (no date;. Campbell S. D., Suisun. M. D., univ. of N. Y., med. dep’t, 1846; member med. soc. of Cal. Campbell S. G., Suisun. Cannon J. G., Yuba City. Canterberry M., Knight’s Landing. Carothers j. H., Pacheco. Carr E. S., Oakland. M. D.. Castleton med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc. of Cal.; prof, in state univ. Carter A. S., Princeton. Carver W. D., Stockton. Cary L. H., San Jose. Case J. M., (w) San Jose. Cathrall H. W., Hollister. Cauney F. E. J., (h) San Jose. Cebrin Cyrus, Newville. Chamberlain II. M., Point Arena. Cliamblin M. R., San Jose. M. H., med. coll, of Pacific, 1861. Chancey II. M., Weaverville. Chapin F. S., Auburn. Chase Geo. C., Downieville. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1848; coroner; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal. Cheney William Fitch, Chico. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Cal.; v.-pres. dist. med. soc.; mem- ber med. soc. of Butte co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Clark Asa, Stockton. Member med. soc. of Cal. Clark J., Hollister. Clark J. J., Folsom City. Clark J. H., Yuba City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Cal.; and northern dist. med. soc. Clark J. W., (h) Sacramento. Clapp, II. C., Sacramento. Clayton M. F., (e) Sacramento. Clendoy 1ST. D., Red Bluff. Cleveland A. J., Solano. Cluness William Robert, Sacramento. A. B., univ. of Queen’s coll., Kingston, Can., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t of same coll., 1860; member It. C. soc. of Eng., 1870; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and Sacramento soc. for med. improv.; phys. in chief for life ins.;—author of paper, “ Use and Abuse of Alcoholic Liquors in Treat- ment of Diseases,” 1868; and various others. Cochrane William Anderson, Los Nietos. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1869. Colin A., (m) Santa Barbara. COL CALIFORNIA FOO 57 Cole Richard Beverly, Oakland. Member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Coleman C. S., San Leandro. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Cal. Cook J., Placerville. Coolidge C. II., Fiddletown. Coombs Jacob Leslie, Grass Valley. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., 1852; act. ass’t surg. at Ft. Hoskins and Ft. Yamkill, Ore., 3 years;—author of paper, ‘An Unclassified Skin Disease,” 1865. Cory A. J., San Jose. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Cal. Cory Benjamin, San Jose. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Cal. Cox J. Bradford, Santa Rosa. A. B., Portland acad., Ore., 1865; M. D., Long Is- land coll, hosp., 1869 ; chairman board of cen- sors of med. soc. of Sonoma co.; member med. soc. of Cal. Coxhead T. C., (h) Oakland. Crane J. II., Healdsburg. Crouch Cyrus, (e) Healdsburg. Cuester R. Della, Santa Inez. Cummings J., lone City. Cunningham C. P., San Barnardino. Cunningham J. N., (m) Chico. Cunningham J. S., Vacaville. Cunningham ,T. W., South San Diego. Curless William, Truckee. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1853. Curtis Edward M., Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1862; member Sac- ramento soc. for med. improv.; sec. med. soc. of Cal-.; member Am. med. asso., 1872, Am. op- thalmological soc.; snrg. in chief of div. in last war;—author, “Brochures on Asthenopia,” 1869; “ Why do we wear Spectacles,” 1871, etc. Cashing Clinton, Oakland. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865 ; and censor of med. soc. of Almeda co.; member med. soc. of Cal., Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of obstet. and dis- eases of women and child., Pacific med. coll. Dangerfield J. J., Healdsburg. Davidson ,T. A., Kingston. Davidson H. G., Colusa. Davidson II. B., New Almeda. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc. of Cal. Davidson R., Michigan Bar. Davis IL, Grass Valley. Davis Nathaniel Reynolds. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1848; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1872. Davis , Windsor. Davis W. P., Cherokee. Delamater J., San Jose. Delmont F., (m) Lower Lake. Den R. S., Los Angeles. Denton W. C., Marysville. De Tavel J. C. II., Oakland. Dobbins Thomas, Yuba City. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Cal. Dobbins K., Cachville. Dobrenz E., Nevada City. Dobson Abel, (h) Grass Valley. Dodson W. B. H., Kelsey’s Lake. Donaldson Alex. Crawford, Sacramento. A. B., Dickinson coll.; A. M., 1848; M. D., Jeffer- son med. coll., 1827; member med. soc. of St. Louis, and med. soe. of Sacramento; phys. to Sacramento city and co. hosp.; “am in my 73d year.” Donaldson D. S., St. Helena. Dorr L. S., Los Angeles. Dowling J., Stockton. Downs L. S., Lakeport. Dozier L. F., (e) Rio Yista. Du Bois Amos Sumner, Auburn. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1865;#ad. eund. med. coll, of Pacific, 1870; member med. soc. of Cal.; phys. of Placer co. Dubois H. S., San Rafael. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Cal. Dulia J. M., Knight’s Ferry. Du Py G., (e) Los Angeles. Durant F. C., Folsom. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1868; member med. soc. of Cal. Dutton George W., Tomales. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Cal.;—author of papers, case of “ Pla- centa Prsevia,” 1868, etc. Eby John Lawrence, Eureka. Two courses med. lect. Ky. school of med.; mem- ber med. soc. of Humboldt co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Edgar W. F., Los Angeles. Edwards W. W., Los Nietos. Edwards , Oakland. Eichler Rudolf, Los Angeles. Elgin G. D., Lakeport. Ely Elisha, Geysersville. Ely J. L., Rohnersville. Esmond W. J., (e) Oakland.. Evans George H., Dixon. M. D., Nashville med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Cal. Fan Kong Long, Chinese, (m) San Jose. Farley ■, North San Juan, Farley C. R., Gilroy. Faure V., (e) Sonoma. Feckle William, Areata. Felt T. D., Hyclesville. Fenn Charles Merwin, San Diego. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1865 ; member med. soc. of Toland coll.; post surg. at San Diego 9 months ;—author of paper, “ Permanganate of Potash in Acute Rheumatism.” Fish M. M., U. S. Arsenal. Fisher Charles, Sacramento. Member med. soc. of Cal. Fiske Henry M., Sutter Creek. M. D., med. dep’t St. Charles univ., 1843; med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1870; member med. soc. ol Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Fitch Geo. Lewis, Little Lake. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. cod., 1870;—author of paper, “Interdental Splints for Fracture of In- ferior Maxilla, ” 1870, etc. Fitzhugh J. W., Snelling. Flint Joseph, Lincoln. Member med. soc. of Cal. Folsom A. C., (m) Timber Cave. Foote Erastus N., Lockford. M. D., Yt. med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Cal. 58 FOW CALIFORNIA. IIOF Fowler M. B., (e) Woodland. Fox William Riley, San Leandro. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1863; censor of med. soc. of Almeda co., med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. France John Kingree, Gridley. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Butte co.;—author of paper, “ Yeratrum Viride.” Franklin J. J., Sonora. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1828; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Fray J. M., Sacramento. Freeman C. J., Santa Barbara. Freeman II. R., Linden. French C. L., San Jose. Frisbie Levi C., Vallejo. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); member Pacific med. soc., med. soc. of Solano co., and med. soc. of Napa co. Frothingham Geo., Sacramento. Fulkerson T. G., Santa Rosa. Fulton J. E., Los Nietos. M. D., Nashville med. coll., 1860; surg. confed. army 4 years. Furber G., (e) Etna. Gardner Mathew, Davisville. M. D., med. dep’t McGill univ., 1871; member med. soc. of Cal. Gardner J., Cachville. Member med. soc. of Cal. Ganvereau E., Red Wood. Garnett Richard, Calistoga. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1847. Garnham Henry, Somerville. Gibbons William P., Almeda. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc of Cal. Gibson A. C., Nevada. Gibson W. C., (h) San Jose. Giles J. Ilervey, (h) Stockton. Glissman , Calistoga. . Goodwin F., Sacramento. Graves G. W., Petaluma. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1868; member med. soc. of Cal. Graves W. L., Centreville. Greeg Robert James, San Diego. M. lb, Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Green G. W., Yreka. Green James, Orrville. Griffin J. A., Nevada. Griffin J. S., Los Angeles. Griiulley T. R., San Barnardino. Grow S. L., Smith River. Guiberson S. B., Mission. Guptill W. N., Millville. Gussman Carl Gustav Adolph, Calistoga. Grad, high school of Hamburg, Germany; grad, med. of Wurzburg, 1861. Gutman IL, Horsetown. Ilackett John James, Smith’s Ranch. M. D. Toland med. coll. Hahn T. W., Placerville. Haight M. IL, Point Arena. Hall J. H., Petaluma. Hall M. II., Dover. Ilale R. 33., Centreville. Hamilton J. A., Mayfield. Hamilton N. S., Sutter Creek. Hamlin Norman Seott, Yuba City. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of la., 1860; member med. soc. of northern dist. of Cal., med. soc. of Cal.; surg. Mo. vols. 2 years; appointed 1864 by Pres. Lincoln surg. board of enroll. 4th dist. Ia. ITammell W., Los Angeles. Hann E., Sierraville. Hanson Thomas C., Oakland. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc. of Cal. Harding A. II., Millville. Hardy E. T., Moore’s Flatt. Harkness H. W., Sacramento. Harrington C. C., Marysville. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Cal. Harris E. 13., Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member med. soc. of Cal. Harris J. II., Gilroy. Harris R. D., Forest Hill. Harrison J. T., San Diego. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1864. Harrison J. R., Nevada. Harvey Obed, Galt. M. D., Rock Island med. coll., 1844; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Haswell Charles Salem, Sacramento. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Cal., med. soc. of Sacramento, and Agassiz inst. of Sacramento. Hatch Frederick W., Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843; v.-pres. med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hatch W. G., Red Bluff. Hayes B. F., Japan. Member med. soc. of Cal. Hayes William W., San Luis Obispo. A. B., Kenyon coll., 1858 ; A. M., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1861; v.-pres. State med. soc. of Cal.; member Cal. acad. of nat. science; act. ass’t surg 1 year; surg. re- turned Cal. vols. 3 years. Hays R. T., Los Angeles. M. P., Castleton med. coll., 1847, coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; mem. med. soc. of Cal. Hayward A. B., Los Angeles. He Sont Hong, Chinese, m) Orrville. Heirsy D., San Jose. Ileneyliam W. S., Portersville. Henderson S. G., (el Chico. Henderson W., (e) Chico. Hepburn James, Mokelumne. Ilertel Chas. E. A., Walnut Creek. M. I)., med. coll, of Pacific, 1859. Hess A., Dutch Flats. Heyerman A., Anaheim. Hinnman M. D., El Dorado. Hoag L. 13., (e) Bloomfield. Hoershner A. H., Mokelumne. Hoffman A. F., Petaluma. Hoffman A. J., North San Juan. Hoffman David Bancroft, San Diego. A. B., State univ. of Cal., 1864; M. 1)., Toland med. coll., 1S64; member med. soc. of Cal. Am. med. asso., 1872; pres. med. soc. of San Diego co.— author of “ Reports of Numerous Cases, etc., etc., during 15 years.” HOF CALIFORNIA LOG 59 Hoffman S. S., Angel’s Camp. Holbrook C. E., Martinez. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1863; member med. soc. of Cal. Holmes Stillman, Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc. of Cal. Hope J. H. P., Princeton. Howard J. B., Antioch. Howard J. E., Paradise. Howe P., (h) Dixon. Howell L. P., Los Angeles. Hudson A. T., Stockton. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Cal. Hughes William, Downieville. Humkley E. A., Placerville. Hunt B. M., Neva City. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1850; and Albany med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Cal. Hunter D. D., AYoodland. Hurtel D., Dutch Flat. Ingersol T. J., San Jose. Ireland Lambert, AVatsonville. Ives AY., Volcano. Jackson G. II., Woodland. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871; member med. soc. of Cal. Jackson Henry, (e) AYoodland. Two full courses in eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, O. Jackson J. S., Ellis. James F. AY., San Jose. James J., (m) Petaluma. Jeffers C. AY., Bed Bluff. Jeffries G., Bed Bluff. Jenkins S. J., Orrville. Jennings C. B. M., Volcano. Johnson A. J., Colusa. Johnson F. B., San Jose. Johnson J. F., Gilroy. Jones William C., Truckee. Al. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Cal. Jump Alemby, Downieville. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Cal. Jung Pen, Chinese, (m) San Jose. Junge J., Los Angeles. Kavanaugh AY. S., Mariposa. Keating William Forbes, Moore’s Flats. Al. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City, AIo. (no date); grad, royal coll, of surg., Edinburgh, Scotland. Kelly AVilliam A., Angel’s Camp. Kibbee , San Juan. Kibbee T. B., Grass Valley. Coroner of co. King Edward W., Ukiah. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1863. King AY., San Jose. Kingsbury AY. B., San Pablo. Kirkpatrick Charles Alex., Bedwood City. M. 1)., Ohio med. coll., 1848; v.-pres. med. soc. of Cal.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Kitteridge Charles Stewart, Oakland. B. Ph., 1858, Yale coll, scientific dep’t; D. Ph., 1860; M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863; sec. med. soc. of Almeda co.; member med. soc. of Cal.; ass’t phys. nursery hosp. Randall’s Island, 1862; phys. N. W. dispens., New York, 1864; elected member Conn. acad. of arts ancl sciences, 1858; ass’t phys. sanitary comm, at Fortress Munroe, 1862. Knight Benjamin, Santa Cruz. Knox F., Crescent City. Kirchbaum J. G., (m) Windsor. Kurtz J., Los Angeles. Coroner of Los Angeles co. Labarace J. L., Limerick. Labedan J., (m) San Jose. Lafever J., Alleghany. Lambent Bernard, Almeda. Lampson K. M., Chinese Camp. M. D., Vermont med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Cal. Langdon S., Stockton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843; member med. soc. of Cal. Langdon W. B., Stockton. M. D., univ. of Montpelier, France, 1847. Lasvignis Laurent, Truckee. Member med. soc. of Cal. Leach L., Millertown. Leavitt J. G., Hawland Flatt. Le Conte John, Oakland. Member med. soc. of Almeda co.; prof. State univ.; hon. member med. soc. of Cal. Le Conte Joseph, Oakland. Member med. soc. of Almeda co.; prof. State univ.; hon. member med. soc. of Cal. Le Craig B., Scott Biver. Lee Andrew, Campo Seco. Lee M. AY., San Jose. Lee Bichard Henry, Folsom. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1838; phys. at Kingston hosp., island of Jamaica, 1844-47, and at hosp. at Panama, 1848-54. Lee AAr. L., Hollister. Lefever Josiah, Allegheny. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850 ; member med. soc. of Cal. until 1859; phys. co. hosp. 3 years; co. coroner 2 years. Lincoln Oscar, San Jose. Lindsley David Upton, Eureka. M. D. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; co. phys., 1871. Logan Thomas Muldrup, Sacramento. A. ,B., Charleston coll., S. C.; M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1828; pres. Am. med. asso.; pres. Agassiz inst. of Sacramento; ex-pres. med. soc. of Cal.; perm. sec. board of health of Cal.; sec. board of health of Sacramento; meteorologist of State agricul. soc.; member of Sacramento soc. for med. improvement; corresponding member of acad. of nat. scences of Cal.; corresponding member of gynaecological soc. of Boston; hon. member of med. soc. of N. H.; emeritus prof, of hygiene in Willamette univ. of Oregon; hon. member of imp. med. soc. of Austria; hon. mem- ber of imp. botanical and zoological soc. of Vienna; corres. member of surgical soc. of Ire- land; membre adherent of the international med. cong. of Paris, etc.; ass’t visiting surg. during Mexican war at Luzenburg hosp. for re- turned soldiers, New Orleans; — author of “Com- pendium of Operative Surgery,” 1834; “ Memoir of Luzenburg,” 1849, etc. 60 LOW CALIFORNIA, PAH Lowe I. IT., Knight’s Ferry. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1858 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal. Luce A. S., Saratoga. McCallum J. C., San Luis. McClure A. L., Redwood City. McClusky I). C., Snelling. McCormack William, Grass Valley. McCormick S., Grass Valley. McCurdy Samuel, Hoopa Valley. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1872. McDaniel R. A., Marysville. Pres. med. soc. of northern dist. of Cal.; member med. soc. of Cal. McDonald R. II., Marysville. McGuire Lucius, Sacramento City. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Cal. McKinstry George, San Diego. McLean D. G., Snelling. McLean Samuel, Modesta. McMahon A., Marysville. McMahon M. S., Suison. McMahon , San Jose. McPhoo John, Somerville. Malcom A., Oakland. Manlove W. S., Sacramento. Manly James C., Oakland. M. i>., med. coll, of Pacific, 1862. Manners John, Bakersfield. Mansfield J. L., Forbeston. Manson J., Grass Valley. Marks J., Snelling. Marks P. M., Pleasanton. Marshall B„ San Mateo. Marsters Stephen G., Mt. Shasta. Graduate of physico-med. coll., 1865. Martin E. J., Castroville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med., 1843; member med. soc. of Cal. Martin N., Dutch Flat. Mason B., (m) Los Angeles. Mason C. C., (e) San Jose. Masters S. S., (h) Little Shasta. Mayes T. A., El Monte. Mayham A. W., Marysville. Mayon P. II., Drytown. Mead E. S., San Jose. Meglone E. W., San Jose. Merce aw Paul, th) Sonora. Merh:ng A. B., Yolo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1864; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Miller J. S., Point Arena. Miller N., (h) Stockton. Miller S. S., Cherokee. Miller W. M., Los Nietos. Millon Marcel, San Andreas. Montague J. C., Weaverville. Montgomery Joseph Fauntelroy, Sacra- mento. Grad. univ. of Va., 1833; M. D., med. dep’t un'v. of Va., 1833, and univ. of Pa., 1834; member med. soc. of Cal., of Am. med. asso., 1872, Sac- ramento soc. for med. improvement; member of board of health of Cal. and of Agassiz insti- tute, Cal.;—author of various med. papers. Montgomery J. F., Sacramento. Montgomery T. P., San Bernardino. Mordistte B. N., (m) Lakeport. Morgan S. G., Sacramento. Morris J. D., Watsonville. Morse J. G., Point Arena. Mott II. V., Clayton. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1863. Murphy Robert Wilson, Sacramento. M. D., Bellevue liosp. lued. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Cal. Neal Harrison, Hollister. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872; one of the board of phys. for Montgomery co. Neilson Charles, Eureka. Nelson II. W., Sacramento. M. D., Canada school of med. and surg., 1848; member med. soc. of Cal. Nelson William Wilson, Petaluma. M. D., hied, dep’t Iowa univ., 1859, and Jefferson med. coll., 1860; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3i years. Newton J., Fort Jones. Nichell Charles P. A., Napa City. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1867; member med. soc. of Erie co., N. Y., med. soc. of Buffalo, med. soc. of Cal.; phys. of hosp. of Napa co.; hosp. steward U. S. army 3 years. Nichols H. L.,Sacramento. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Cal., and sec. from 1867 to 1871. Nicholson J. E., (m) Oakland. Nixon Alexander B., Sacramento. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846 ; member med. soc. of Cal.; sec. of Sacramento soc. for med. improve- ment ; surg. in chief of C. I’. II. R. hosp.; one of the commissioners of board of lunacy for 15 years;—author of paper ‘‘On contused and la- cerated Wounds, and Treatment of Fractures of Femur.” Norman W. A., Sutter Creek. Oatman Ira E., Sacramento. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1845; member of Sacra- mento soc. for med. improvement; treas. med. soc. of Cal.; member gynaecological soc. of Bos- ton, Am. med. asso., 1872; pres, board of health of Sacramento ; member of Agassiz institute of Sacramento;—author of papers on “ Excision of Knee-joint;” “Antroversion of Uterus;” “ Inflammation and Ulceration of Os and Cer- vix Uteri;” report to State soc. on “Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,” etc., etc. O’Brien P. M., Santa Clara. O’Brion James, Orrville. Offo , Chinese, (m) Oakland. Olendorf W. C., Red Bluff. Oliver N. R., San Bernardino. Olmstead R. H., (w) Napa City. O’Neil O. II., Santa Barbara. M. P., med. coll, of Pacific, 1861. Ord James L., Santa Barbara. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Cal. Orme Henry Sayre, Los Angeles. A. B., Oglethorpe univ., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; phys. in charge of Los Angeles small-pox hosp. 1 year; phys. and surg. Los Angeles co. hosp. 2 years; ass’t surg. confed. army. . Pa Man, Chinese, (m) Chico. Page N. S., Rocklin. Pah Lee, Chinese, (m) Sacramento. PAR CALIFORNIA. SCII 61 Pardee E. H., Oakland. Member med. soc. of Cal. Parker S., AYilmington. Parker Russell, San Simeon. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1838. Parkinson M. C., Antioch. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Cal. Paramore E. J., Knight’s Landing. Parramore Edward L., AYoodland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1867; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872: Parry Isaac, Areata. Parson E., San Francisco. Patterson O. II., Iowa Hill. Payne O. B., Sacramento. Peabody AY. F., Santa Cruz. Peacock J. C., (e) San Bernardino. Peckell D. S., Farmersville. Pelham J. E., Shasta. M. IX, med. dep’t Pransylvania univ., 1839; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal. Phalan G. J., Sacramento. Pierson II. B., AYoodland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1846; member med. soc. of Cal. Pietrzyoki Marcel, Stockton. M. IX, Pacific med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of San Francisco, and med. soc. of Cal. Piggatt A. K., Smith’s Ranch. Pike H. G., Sanel. M. IX, Vermont med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Cal. Pinkerton Thomas H., Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1859; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Pipper J. J., Healdsburg. Plummer R. II., Dixon. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Cal. Pond Milo Bushnell, Napa City. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1865; ad. eund. deg., Pacific med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Cal., and rec. sec. of Pacific med. soc.; coroner of co. Porter L. B., Gibsonville. Porter Stephen, Oakland. Post , San Diego. Pow Sing Tong, Chinese, (m) Chinese Camp. Powell D., Cherokee. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871. Pratt A. II., Dixon. M. IX, med. coll. ofPacific, 1872. Pratt C. H., Alvarado. Pratt D., (e) San Leandro. Pratt Orrin, San Jose. Pratt AY., Chico. Price J. B., Jurupa. Pring E. J., Yountville. Putney C. M., (m) San Jose. Que Ah, Chinese, (m) Latrobe. Randle P. AY., San Quentin. M. IX, med. dep’t Shurtleff univ. of 111., 1840; censor med. soc. of Cal. Randol A. R., New Almedia. Rankin Robt.. Hollister. Ray Dennis, Woodland. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Io., 1871; member med. soc. of Cal. Read AY. R., (h) Sacramento. Ream Daniel, (e) Yreka. M. D., Elec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1867; phys. and surg. to co. hosp. Reid R. K., Stockton. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; member med. soc. of Cal. Reilay John P., Oakland. M. IX, med. coll, of New York, 1846; member med.'soc. of Cal. Remas C. C., (e) Los Angeles. Rene A., Ilavilah. Rene G-. A., San Bernardino. M. D., med. coll. ofPacific, 1872. Reynolds J. AY. B., Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis, 1853; mem' ber med. soc. of Cal. Rhoads John, (e) Red Bluff. M. D., Syracuse med. coll., 1855. Rice A. T., Yandalia. Richardson N. P., Los Angeles. Riddle J. E.,t(m) Milpitas. Riddle J. R., Somerville. Riley J. P., Marysville. Roberts J. P., Eureka. Roberts R. R., Grass Yalley. Robertson Elisha B., San Andreas. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pacific, 1864; member med. soc. of Cal.; co. phys. in charge of hosp. of Calaveras co.; phys. for co. prison, and exam, phys. for insane cases. Robinson Luke, Santa Clara. M. D., Poland med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Rocher Paul, Sonora. Rodolph S. E., (h) Oakland. Rogers S. J., Marysville. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Cal. Ross Thomas, AYoodland. M. D., McGill univ., 1863; member med. soc. of Cal. Ross AVilliam AYallace, South AVatsonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Rosseau ,T. A., San Bernardino. Royal AY. AY., San Diego. M. D., at Bowdoin coll., 1863; ass’t surg., and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Ruggles C. R., Stockton. Rule D. K., Napa City. Member med. soc. of Cal. Rupe S. EL, Healdsburg. M. D., Poland med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Cal. Russell AYilliam A., Yisalia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Cal. Sampson Royall Mills, Chinese Camp. M. IX, Yt. med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Cal.; visiting phys. to State insane asylum. Sanders D. AY. C., Modesta. Sawyer J. J., Cherokee Flat. M. D., univ. of Buffalo, 1865; member med. soc. of Cal. Saxe A. AY., Santa Clara. M. IX, Castleton med. coll., Yt., 1842; member med. soc. of Cal. Scannell Cornelius. M. D., med. dep’t Columbian coll., 1873. Schmidt E., Stockton. 62 SCII CALIFORNIA TOL Schwauss AY., Grass Valley. Scott George, San Diego. Seawell L., Healdsburg. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Cal., 1870; member med. soc. of Cal. Selfridge James M., (h) Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t of univ. of Buffalo, 1852, and Jefferson med. coll., 1856; phys. to institute for deaf, dumb, and blind of Cal. Seymour Charles James, Santa Barbara. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Broome co., and med. soc. of New York; resident surg. Brooklyn city hosp. 1 year; sec. Broome polytechnic asso.; member of Am. asso. for advancement of science and arts; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Sesia J. N., Vallejo. Sharp William, Jackson. M. D., Phila. coll, of med., 1857; member med. soc. of Cal. Sherman Geo. E., Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1867; pres. med. soc. of Almeda eo., 1873 ; member med. soc. of Cal. Shoneman C. II., lone City. Shurtleff Benjamin, Shasta. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1843; member med. soc. of Cal. Shurtleff G. A., Stockton. M. D., Yt. med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Seifert AY., (e) Santa Clara. Simmons Gustav Lincoln, Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1856; member Sacramento soc. for med. improvement, med. soc. of Cal., Am. med. asso., 1872 ; U. S. exam, surg. for pensions. Simmons S. S., Watsonville. Simpson James, Grass Valley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Cal., Am. med. asso., 1872. Smith A. M. C., (e) Oro Fino. Smith Charles H., Visalia. Smith D. T., Placerville. Smith II. J., Sebastopol. Smith J. B., (el Salinas City. Smith J. B., Petaluma. Smith N. D., (m) San Bernardino. Smith Q. C., Cloverdale. Smith R. P., Santa Rosa. Sec. med. asso. of Sonoma co., 1873. Smith AY. C., Los Nietos. Snider F. A., Sacramento. Member med. soc. of Cal. Snider T. A., Sacramento. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1848; member med. soc. of Cal. Spaulding F., Colusa. Spence C. G., Georgetown. Spencer A. J., San Jose. Spiers Charles, AHsalia. Sposati N., Stockton. Sprague A., Gilroy. Sproul S. M., Chico. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Cal. Sproull J. E., Livermore. Stan way Thomas O., Los Angeles. Starkey J. C., Smartville. Stevenson , Oakland. Stewart Alexander J., Petaluma. A. B., Trinity coll., Dublin, Irel’d; licentiate of fac. of phys. and surgs., Glasgow, Scot., 1853 ; attend, lect. Richmond med. and surg. schools, Dublin ; reg. member of med. soc. of London ; member med. soc. of Australia; phys. to Dunally hosp. 1 year; phys. to Ackil dispens., Galway, Scot., 1 year; ass’t surg. in 19th Regt. infantry and royal artillery; surg. “ Waikat’s militia,” New Zealand, etc. Stewart F. M., Cottonwood. Stewart T. M., Marysville. Still T. C., San Luis. Stillwagon W. AY., Napa City. M. D., med. coll, of Pacific, 1871; Member med. soc. of Cal. Stockton E. A., Stockton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Cal.,-and Am. med. asso. Stockton I. D., (e) Santa Rosa. Stockton Thomas Coates, San Diego. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member and sec. med. soc. of San Diego co., med. soc. of Cal.; cor. member of gynaecological soc. of Boston; phys. for co. of San Diego. Stone C. E., Marysville. Stotlar J., North'San Juan. Strong Anderson, Woodland. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Cal. Taylor E. R., Sacramento. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Cal. Taylor A., Sacramento. Taylor N. C., Fiddletown. Taylor W. E., Mare Island. Taylor W. H., Coloma. Te Dot Hong, Chinese, (m) Orrville. Temple F., Sheldon. Thiboda O. J., San Bernardino. Thomas Francis Anderson, Vacaville. Hon. A. M., by Emory coll., Geo.; M. D., med. coll, of Augusta, Ga., 1842. Thomas J. P., Sacramento. Thomas J. P., (w) Magalia. Thomas L. P., Sacramento. Thomas S. P., Sacramento. Member Sacramento soc. for med. improvement. Thorndike Albert, Stockton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t phy. Cal. insane asy. 3 years; phys. to city and co. hosp. 5 years. Thorne Walter Scott, San Jose. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Thornton J. S., Cahato. Tilden T. W., Chico. M. D., med. univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Cal. Tilden W. P., Chico. Tilling II., Nevada. Titus Isaac Sutven, Stockton. Member Am. med. asso. Todd F. AY., Stockton. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Todd T. M., Auburn. Member med. soc. of Cal. Todd William, Eureka. Toland C. A. G., Mendocino. TOM CALIFORNIA. ZIM G3 Tompkins E. A., Grass Valley. M. D., Geneva coll. Trafton Augustus,*Woodbridge. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Sacramento; med. soc. of Cal.; resident phys in Nev. State insane asylum. Trask Edward, Red Bluff. Trenor Eustace, Almeda. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1856; member med. soc. of Almeda co., med. soc. of Cal., Am. med. asso., 1872. Trescott Edward Henry, Hornitas. M. D., no coll, or date given ; coroner of co. Truholz E. M., Latrobe. Tung Yak San, (m) Vallejo. Tufford , San Diego. Turner J. Y., Mariposa. Turney Nathaniel Green, Wynema. Not a graduate. Appointed U. S. surg. at Ind. reservation at Tide river, served 1 year. Tuttle II. P., Salinas City. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Cal. Tynan J. E., Empire City. Tyrrell Gerhard, Sacramento. M. D., King’s and Queen’s coll., 1850; F. R. C. S.; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Urich J. H., Sacramento. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Cal. Vallejo Platon, Vallejo. Vance J. M., Orrville. Van Gelden , Sonoma. Van Patten Charles Hansen, San Jose. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Van Vorst J., Burneyville. Van Wyck John C., Oakland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1848; member med. soc. of Almeda co., and med. soc. of Cal. Van Zandt J. W., Hayward. Member med. soc. of Almeda co. Variolack C. J., Columbia. Vasques Juan G., Im) Almeda. Verhane A., (m) Oakland. Von Buelow Frederick, Nevada. Grad, in sciences univ. of Griefswald, Prussia, and in med. with four full courses, 1854; compagnie phys. and surg., Germany, 3 years. Vrooman Martin, San Buenaventura, Wah Chaw, Chinese, (m) Orrville. Walker John, Sonora. Walker J. A.. San Luis. Walz Geo., Mortonville. Warburton H. II., Santa Clara. Member med. soc. of Cal. Ward W. W., Visalia. Warren O. P., Oakland. Washington AY. A., Vallejo. Watts W., Chico. Wayland James F., Chico. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1855 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Webb James Alonzo, Visalia. Grad. Waterville coll, and Columbia coll., D. C. ; M. D., at reformed med. coll, of Ga., 1851. Webber J. C., Loyalton. Weed G. A., Vallejo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Cal. Welch , Nevada City. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll. ! Wells John Thomas, U. S. N. Vallejo. Wells William Henry, Dixon. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Cal. Wells William Randall, Petaluma. Hon. A. M., Columbia coll., D. C.; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1854. Westfull A. P., San Benito. Weston C., Nicolaus. Wheely T. S., Compton. Whipple J. M., Saratoga. Whistler A. II., Dayton. Whitcomb , Fort Jones. White George A., Sacramento. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Widney J. P., Los Angeles. *M. D., Toland med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Cal. Wilkins E. T., Marysville. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Cal. Wilcox E. A., South San Diego. Williams A. A. C., Petaluma. Williams J. S., San Diego. Williams N., Sacramento. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Cal. Williamson C. V., Woodbridge. Willis E. L., (m) San Jose. Wills W. H., Silveyville. Wilson J. D., Windsor. Winchester , Oakland. Winder W. A., San Diego. Winsell J. F., Shasta. Witfield , San Diego. Woolsey E. H., Orrville. Wythe W. T., Sacramento. M. D. med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1867; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. in late war. Wise It. D., Los Angeles. Witter D., (m) Upper Lake. Yin Kee, Chinese, (m) Yreka. Young B. S., St. Helena. Zimmermann Geo. W., Cacheville. Member med. soc. of Cal. MEDICAL REGISTER OF TEE TERRITORY OF COLORADO. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF COLORADO TERRITORY. Colorado Territory was organized by Act of Congress, March 2d, 1861, being carved out of the adjoining Territories ; that portion east of the Rocky Mountains and north of the Arkansas River being taken from the Territories of Kansas and Nebraska, and being a part of the Province of Louisiana, ceded by the French in 1803 (see Arkansas); that por- tion west of the mountains from the Territory of Utah, and that portion east of the mountains and south of the Arkansas River from the Territory of New Mexico. The two latter portions of country being included in the Mexican cessions of 1848. This Territory has an area of 104,500 square miles, and in 1870 possessed a population of 39,864. The surface divisions of Colorado are severally called tlxe plains, the valleys, the parks, and the mountains. The plains embrace the elevated rolling prairies rising gradually to the foot-hills of the mountains. These plains are fertile, and are covered with rich grasses, supporting vast heads of bison and numerous other graminivorous animals. Portions of these plains abound in iron ore, and in the vicinity of the eastern foot-hills outcroppings of immense coal beds are found; several mines being extensively worked. Lignite and albertite coal are found in strata of from live to thirty feet in thickness; the latter containing from fifty to sixty gallons of oil to the ton. The valley is the country at the base of the foot-hills of the Rocky Mountains. The soil is excellent, and with proper irrigation can be made to yield immense crops. The parks are elevated bowls in the mountain country, having the appearance of beds of inland seas upheaved and emptied of their waters by volcanic agency. They present to the eye scenery magnificent beyond description, made up of far-reaching forests, fertile mea- dows, and beautiful streams, surrounded by the lofty peaks of the great rocky range. The mountain country embraces the greater part of the mineral wealth, and much of the vast forests which cover about five-sevenths of the entire Territory. The country east of the mountains is drained by the Arkansas and the Platte Rivers, the South Park by the Rio Grande ; the water of both of these sections being carried into the Gulf of Mexico, while that falling on the west side of the mountains is carried by the Grand and the Bear into the Colorado, which empties into the Gulf of California. The number of physicians and surgeons in Colorado, according to the census of 1870, was 70. The per centage of deaths from phthisis is 8 per annum. We are unable to give any information in regard to the medical institutions. Idaho Hot Springs.—These springs are in Clear Creek county, and may be reached from Denver, partly by Colorado Central R. R., and partly by stage. MINERAL SPRINGS OF COLORADO. ANALYSIS. One pint contains (85° to 115° Fahr., J. G. Dolile): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 3.85 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.36 Carbonate of Iron 0.52 Carbonate of Calcium 1.19 Chloride of Sodium 0.52 Chloride of Magnesium trace Chloride of Calcium trace SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 3.67 Sulphate of Magnesium 2.34 Sulphate of Calcium 0.43 Silicate of Sodium 0.51 Total 13.39 Flow, one hundred gallons per minute (1870). 64 COLORADO. 65 These waters resemble, somewhat, the Carlsbad waters in Bohemia, and are found to be of service in rheumatism, cutaneous diseases, syphilis, and several other affections. These springs are 7800 feet above the level of the sea, and the scenery in the neighborhood is “ Swiss-like in every particular—snow always in sight, cascades, the rushing roar of spark- ling waters, rounded mountains, beetling crags, and grand, barren rock-ribbed cliffs.” There are two large bathing establishments, the “ Ocean Bath,” and the “ Mammoth Bath;” baths being taken either socially or privately. There are ample hotel accommo- dations. The Middle Park Hot Sulphur Springs are in Summit county, and are as yet very in- accessible. No analysis has been made, but the waters are known to contain sulphur, and to be of a temperature of from 111° to 116° Fahr. Even though almost inaccessible, over five hundred persons camped out here (for there is no hotel) during July, 1871. Rocky Mountain Springs.—These springs are in Boulder county, ten miles from Boul- der city. The waters contain carbonate of sodium, carbonate of magnesium, carbonate of iron, and carbonic acid gas. . The elevation of these springs is 6500 feet above the sea. Accommodations may be found at the “Mountain House.” Colorado Springs are situated at the base of Pike’s Peak, 6350 feet above the level of the sea. They are about five miles west of the town of the same name, in a beautiful glen, to which has been given the name of Manitou. These are the celebrated “ Boiling Springs,” which, years ago, were made known to the world by Fremont, Ruxton, and other writers. Formerly they were visited on account of their medicinal virtues by the native tribes of Indians, who regarded them as supernatural phenomena caused by the direct action of the Great Spirit. In latter times, notwithstanding the difficulty of access to them, their fame has attracted large numbers of invalids, anxious to avail themselves of the healing waters. During the last two years, a large amount has been expended in laying out and adorning the ground in the neighborhood; handsome, commodious, and comfortable hotels have been built, bath-houses have been fitted up, and maify other conveniences been provided. The springs are seven in number, and are useful both for drinking and bathing purposes, being highly beneficial in rheumatism, skin diseases, general debility, and numerous other ailments. The analysis of one of these springs, known as the “ Galen,” or “Doctor,” as given by Thomas M. Drown, M.D., shows that chloride of sodium, bicarbonate of sodium, bicar- bonate of calcium, and chloride of potassium are the principal ingredients. The town is upon the Denver and Rio Grande Railway. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Colorado Territory Med. Assoc Denver W. F. McClelland A. Steadman. Denver Med. Assoc- Denver A. Steadman. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF COLORADO. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF II TERRITORY (IF COLORADO. ADA LIO • Adams L. L., (m) Denver. Aduddell R. G., Central City. Allen Henby AVheaton, Valmont. A. B., Laurence univ., AVis., I860; A. M., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t Iowa univ., (no date). Ambrook Charles, Boulder. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870. Anderson Mrs. II., (m) Denver. Anderson Joseph, Golden. M. D., med. dep’t Ky. school of med., 1853; member med. soc. of Colorado; ass’t surg. con- fed. army. Bancroft Frederick Jones, Denver. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1861; member med. soc. of Colorado; health officer, Denver City; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; surg. Kan. Pacific, D. Pacific and Boulder val. r.-r’ds ; ass’t surg. and surg.-gen. hosp. Harrisburg 4 years ; post surg. Fortress Monroe 3 years. Beshoar Michael, Trinidad. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1853 ; surg. con- fed. army 4 years;—author of paper, “Con- sumption a Curable Disease,” 1868. Bibb Geo. Richard, Denver. Member Am. med. association. Bond Isaac L., Boulder. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Bowker S. D., Central City. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Boyd , Greeley. Buchanan G. AY., Georgetown. Buchtel W. II., Denver. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866. Buckingham Richard Green, Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Burdsall C. S., Denver. Cameron P. G., Greeley. Camp AAr. P., Evans. Cole Samuel, Denver. Collins A. J., Georgetown. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Collins P. J., Georgetown. Davis M. J., Golden City. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Deutch UST., (m) Denver. Dickinson J. $., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Diedericks Albert, Denver. Grad, in sciences at Gottingen, Germany, 1866; grad, in med. univ. of Berlin, Leipzig and Got- tingen, Germany. Dodge Horace O., Valmont. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Denver, and med. soc. of Colorado. Dodge J. II., Canyon City. Donham J. Carr, Golden City. Edmonson II., Central City. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Edmondson , Black Ilawk. Eisenhart Jacob, Central City. Eisner John, Denver. A. II.; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866 ; de- gree from N. Y. ophthalmic liosp., 1865 ; co. phys., 1870; member med. soc. of Denver, med. soc. of Colorado, and of Am. med. asso., 1872. Erminus John, Denver. Grad, of med. in Holland, 1862. Fletcher J. D., Denver. French C. P., Denver. Games C. L., Fair Play. Garrott Erasmus, Black Ilawk. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Gehring Eugene C., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso. Gillette Mrs. E. A., (m) Denver. Girard J. B., Ft. Morgan. Goodwin II., Burlington. Gordon C. II., Stockton. Groesbeck J. B., Boulder. Hammond D. AY., Yreka. Hart Seth, Georgetown. Hawes Jesse, Greeley. M. D. Three full courses—no coll., no date; U. S. exam. surg. Heimberger D., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Hewitt A. II., (m i Denver. Holland E. E., Central City. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Jones J. M., Golden City. Justice A. L., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Kelly James, Golden City. Kugler Joseph, San Luis. Lathrop H. P., Denver. Law G., Greeley. Coroner of Greelev. . Lincoln S. AY., Black Hawk. Lionberger D. B., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado. 66 LOU COLORADO. won 67 Louis J. F., Trinidad. McClellan E., Fort Garland. McClelland W. II., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso., 1872. McCoy R. Y., Denver. McLeod M. D., Denver. McMurtrie G. D., Central City. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Marix Martin Mayer, Denver. Grad. univ. of Leipzig, Germany, 1852; M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1862; corres. member homceo. med. soc. of Pa., and corres. member of acad. of science, St. Louis; member Am. inst. of homceo.; attend, phys. Denver dispen.; coro- ner of city and co. Marsh Libbeus Eaton, (h) Greeley. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Mass.; corres. member board of health of Mass. Moore J. M., Golden City. Hoi’ton Samuel B., (e) Denver. M. D., Bennet coll., Chicago, 1869. Parker C. Marion, Denver. A. B., univ. of Culpeper, Ya., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no date); surg. confed. army and navy 4 years. Parsons John, Denver. Peters A. W., (m) Yalmont. Pollock I. J., Georgetown. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso. Pratt H. J., Boston. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Pyeburn, Geo., (h) Greeley. Reed James H., Black Hawk. A. B., Mo. univ., 1851; A. M., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. St. Louis, 1853; and Jefferson med. coll., 1873; ass’t surg. in Colorado vols. 3 years. Rice , (h i Black Hawk. Ross O. E., Denver. Sales H. G., Golden City. Coroner of city. Scott James S., Greeley. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1830; certificate from med. soc. of Steubenville, O. Smith F. M., Laporte. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Snyder J. W. O., Pueblo. Solander M. J., Boulder City. Stedman Arnold, Denver. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1855; sec. med. asso. of Denver; sec. med. soc. of Colorado. Steele Henry Iv., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Stein II., Denver. Sterns E. A., Denver. Strode Edward C., Denver. Sweet It. W., Central City. Thacker W. II., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Thombs P. R., Pueblo. Member med. soc. of Colorado. Tolies L. C., Central City. Treat S. W., (m) Denver. Tuttle II. B., Greeley. Yan de Yoort , Georgetown. Member Am. med. asso. Walker Aaron, (m) Denver. Wenrich W. EL., (h) Denver. Wheeler B. A., (m) Denver. Whitehead William R., Denver. Grad, of Ya. military ins., 1851; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; grad, of school of med., Paris, 1860; member N. Y. acad. med., N. Y. co. med. soc., of Am. med. asso., 1872; corres. member gynaecological soc. of Boston, etc.; staff surg. Russian army, Sebastopol; surg. con- fed. army;—author of papers in med. periodi- cals, etc. Williams W. II., Denver. Member med. soc. of Colorado, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Willian P., (h) Poulson. Wilson M. D., (h) Council Bluff. Wohlgessmyer, G., Central City. IIll REGISTER I THE STATE Of CONNECTICUT. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF CONNECTICUT. Connecticut is said to be the English orthography of the Indian word “ Quon-ch-ta-cut,” which signifies “ the long river.” If we except a small trading-fort built by the Dutch at Hartford, in 1631, the first colony planted in Connecticut was the settlement of some of the Massachusetts emigrants at Windsor. Soon afterward, Hartford fell into the possession of the English colonist. Wethersfield was next occupied in 1636, and New Haven in 1638. Connecticut was embraced under the charters of Massachusetts, and continued under the same jurisdiction until July 8,1662, when a separate charter was granted, which continued in force until a constitution was formed in September, 1842. This State was one of the “original thirteen States,” and ratified the Constitution of the United States, February 6,1788. The surface of the country is for the most part hilly, but it is nowhere mountainous, 1000 feet being the highest elevation within the State. These hills are continuations of the mountains of the States lying northward. The State is well-watered, but most of its streams are small and of little importance in navigation. The principal river is the Connecticut, vessels of eight feet draft ascending to Hartford, fifty miles. The Housatonic. and the Thames are the two next important streams. The valleys are the rich agricultural districts of the State, the hilly regions being best adapted for pasturage. Copper is found at Bristol, Plymouth, and Granby; zinc, cobalt, and manganese also occur; and other metals of minor importance have been discovered in various places. The State borders on Long Island Sound for about ninety miles, and possesses several ex- cellent harbors. The State covers an area of 4750 square miles, and according to the census of 1870, pos- sessed a population of 537,454. The number of physicians and surgeons, according to the same authority, was 680. Phthisis is the cause of "twenty per cent, of the annual number of deaths. Stafford Springs are in Tolland county, on the Northern "Railroad, twenty miles north of Willimantic. There are two springs, one of these, as analyzed by Prof. Silliman, con- tains a large proportion of hydrogen gas and sulphur, and a small portion of iron. The other which is considered to be one of the best chalybeate springs in the United States, con- tains iron held in solution by carbonic acid gas, sodium, iodine, and magnesia. The Springs and the “ Stafford Springs House ” are close by the depot, Stafford village being two miles distant. These are the only Springs that are known to possess medicinal qualities. MINERAL SPRINGS OF CONNECTICUT. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF CONNECTICUT. The Medical Institution of Yale College is located at New Haven, and is a first-class school in every respect. The faculty consists of eight professors and a demonstrator of an- atomy. This school was opened in 1813, and the manner in which it has been carried on for these sixty years is an honor to the profession. We are sorry to say that it has not received the encouragement that is its due, either from the profession at large, or from the authorities of Yale. In 1822, the class numbered ninety- three, since that time, chiefly from the causes we have mentioned above, it has gradually decreased, so that now the classes average thirty-two. The manner in which this College is ignored by the officers who have the general management of the University—it not being even mentioned in their circulars—seems strange to an outsider, and leads to the suspicion that personal feelings have been brought into the matter. The course of study in this Institution is divided into two terms in each year, a Spring Term and a Winter Term. The Spring Term commences in March and continues sixteen weeks. In this term the students are classified, and are instructed by recitations and lectures; they are taught cliem- 68 CONNECTICUT. 69 istry by practical work in the laboratory, and are instructed in the use of the Microscope. This term does not count as one of the “ courses of Public Lectures ” required for graduation. The fees for this Term are $60, for the Winter Term the same, or for both $100 in one payment. Matriculation fee, $5; graduation fee, $25; expenses of laboratory practice, $10. The Winter Term commences about the middle of October and closes in February. The instruction during this term is conducted by means of “ Public Lectures ” with daily examinations; by clinical teaching and by Anatomical Dissections. During the winter a course of lectures on Insanity is delivered by the Superintendent of the Hospital for the Insane at Middletown. There is a large medical museum connected with this Institution. The New Haven Hospital.—The Connecticut Medical Society in 1826 agitated the ques- tion of erecting a “ General Hospital” at New Haven, but a sufficient amount of money was not raised until 1832, when a building was erected, and opened as a Hospital in the summer of 1833. This building has for a long time been inadequate to accommodate all who apply for ad- mission, therefore a contract has been made for a new building, having a capacity for 120 beds, and being well supplied with all the modern improvements. Hartford Hospital.—This institution was incorporated in 1854, and a building was erec- ted in 1857, accommodating fifty patients. This being found to be too small, was enlarged about two years since, and can now accommodate double that number. Nearly 2000 patients have been treated here, and within the year ending March 1,1873, 285 have been admitted. The Hospital is a handsome building of Portland stone. The Retreat for the Insane, at Hartford, was founded in 1823, and is a fine building with highly ornamental, and very extensive grounds. Within the last year 114 persons de- prived of their reason have received the benefit of this institution, and 5522 since its founda- tion. The buildings of this “ Retreat ” have lately been altered and enlarged, and every accommodation provided for patients. ' Within the long period of fifty years since its founda- tion, the treatment of patients at this asylum has been eminently successful. The General Hospital for the Insane is a large handsome building, upon a tract of 150 acres, which the town of Middletown offered gratuitously to the State for purposes of a hospital. It is situated about one mile southeast of the town. The building was erected in 1867, and opened in April of the next year. It consists of a centre building with two wings, and is built of Portland stone. Preference is given here to the poorer class of patients. Since the opening of the Hospi- tal, to April 1,1873, 643 patients were admitted, 116 of whom recovered their reason, and seventy-two others were much improved. Dr. A. M. Shew, superintendent. Thei’e is also a private Infirmary for the Insane, or, as it is called, a “ Home for Nervous Invalids,” at Litchfield. This is designed as a comfortable home for the unfortunates of this class, where they can receive medical attention, and have the benefit of good air and exercise. This “Home ” was opened in 1858, and is capable of accommodating about twenty patients. It is under the excellent care of Dr. H. W. Buel. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. State Medical Society ( • New Haven .Moses C. White. Bridgeport. 1 Danbury. .... .G. L. Beers. Fairfield county < Norwalk. J Hartford county .W. A. M.Wainwriglit. Litchfield county •Willis J. Beach. Medical Institution of Yale College ..New Haven C. A. Lindsley (Dean) New Haven county New Haven Medical Association ..New Haven .W. T. Bradley. .Ed. Bulkley. New Haven Soe. for Med. Tmnrovement, Windham county .S. Hutchins. New London county .A. T. Chapman. Tolland county .G. II. Preston. Middlesex county Norwalk Medical Society ..Norwalk D. H. Hubbard .F. D. Edgerton. Bridgeport City Medical Association... ..Bridgeport .Geo. L. Beers. Central Medical Association ..Middletown .Geo. L. Beers. Hartford City Medical Society..... Meriden City Medical Association Hartford County Medical Association. Connecticut Eclectic Medical Society. ..Hartford Wm. Wood .C. H. Davis. .E. W. Hill. .N. D. Hodgkin. Connecticut Homoeopathic Medical Soc MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF CONNECTICUT, 70 CONNECTICUT. THE MEDICAL LAWS OF CONNECTICUT. Every physician who may have professionally attended at the birth of any child must leave with the registrar of the town where the birth occurred, during the first week of the calendar month next succeeding such birth, a certificate signed by the physician, stating, from the best information he can obtain, the date of the birth, name and sex of child, names, ages, color and residehce of parents, and occupation of the father.—Revised Laws of 1866, p. 109, sec. 79. Every physician, who may have attended any person during his last illness, must leave with the registrar of the town or place where the death occurred, during the first week of the calendar month next succeeding such death, a certificate in the following form: “ I certify, from the best information I can obtain, that died at , on the day of , A. d. 18 , aged years, month and days. Condition (i. e. married or single, etc.); born in ; residence at time of death ; disease or cause of death ; occupation ; color . Dated at , this day of , A. d. 18 “ , Attending Physician.'1'1 —Ibid., sec. 81. Physician shall receive twenty-five (25) cents for each certificate.—Ibid., see. 82. Whenever the hoard of health shall request any physician, practising in its town, to make to the hoard a daily or weekly report of any cases of pestilential or malignant fever or disease that occur in his practice, such physician shall make said report, specifying the name and residence of each patient, and for any neglect of, or failure to perform, the duty, he shall incur a fine of fifty dollars ($50).—Ibid., see. 149. Professors or teachers of anatomy in the medical institutions in this State are authorized to receive from the State prison, and with the approbation of its directors, the bodies of deceased criminals who have died without known relative's, or have been capitally punished. But these remains must be used for the advancement of medical science only, and in Con- necticut alone.—Ibid., sec. 208. Teachers of anatomy in medical institutions in the State of Connecticut are authorized to receive, under the authority of the mayor or first selectman of any town of more than twenty thousand (20,000) inhabitants, the body of any deceased person to be used for medical and surgical study, under the following restrictions:—that the remains shall not have been buried nor claimed by friends or relatives within twenty-four hours after the death; that friends or relatives shall not have refused to allow the remains to be used in this way; that the remains shall not be those of a person who was detained for civil process, or for trial on the charge of any criminal offence ; that the remains of a stranger or traveller, or of any one who expressed a desire to be buried, shall not be surrendered for this purpose ; that the remains shall be returned if claimed by friends or relatives. The teachers who have charge of the remains shall bury them, after they have answered the purpose of medical study, in a public cemetery, and keep a record of "the name, sex and last residence of deceased, and of place of burial.—Act of Legislature of 1871, July 27. Any person, who shall use the remain's of a deceased person for any purpose than medical study, or in any other place than Connecticut, shall be punished by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars ($100) or more than one thousand dollars ($1000), or by imprisonment for one year.—Ibid., sec. 7. Every person, who shall give or administer to, or advise, direct, or procure any pregnant woman to take any drug, medicine, or thing, or shall use or direct the use of any instrument, with intent to procure miscarriage or abortion—unless the medicine or instrument is necessary to preserve the life of the woman or child—shall be guilty of felony, and punished by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1000), or by imprisonment not exceeding five years, or by both.—Revision of 1866, p. 248, sec. 22. The horse, buggy and harness (if the horse does not exceed in value $200) of any physician is exempt from seizure in execution.— Act of Legislature of 1869, July 8. Connecticut Medical Society, incorporated circa 1855. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF HI STATE OF CONNECTICUT. ABB BAT Abbott F. C., Norwich. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of New London co. Abbott Lyman A., Bridgeport. Abernathy Augustus H., Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Bridgeport; and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Adams D. L., Ridgefield. Adams W. S., Howardsville. , Aimes John Martin, Orange. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1857; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Allen Francis F., North Granby. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1825; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Allen Hull, Milford. License from med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1821; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Ailing AArillis G., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1870; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Alsop Joseph W., Middletown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1864; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Anderson Wm. Dexter, (h) New Haven. A. B., Yale coll., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1865 ; member homceo. med. soc. of Conn., and Am. inst. of liomoeo. Andrews E. D., Durham. Andrews Geo. AY., (e) Hartford. Atherton H. P., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1871 ; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Cal. Atwood Garwood Henry, Woodbury. A. B., Yale coll., 1840; M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1844; exam. surg. U. S. pension. Austin J. II., < h) New Britain. Averill ,J. J., AYest Meriden. AI. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1866. Avery G. AY., Hartford. M. JD., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn. Avres Chauncy, (h) Stamford. Babcock E. D., New Britain. M. 1)., Geneva med. coll., 1841. Bacon Francis, New Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Bacon James G., Meriden. Bacon J. Knight, New Milford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Bailey Leonard, (m) Middletown. Bailey Otis G., (e) Norwich. Bailey S. B., Higgamun. Baker Rufus, Middletown. Member nied. soc. of Middlesex co. Balcom H. E., Windham. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1867. Baldwin Elijah, South Coventry. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Windham co. Baldwin James, Danbury. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Baldwin Nathan C., South Britain. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1837; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn. Baldwin Vincent L., (e) Wallingford. Bancroft Erastus, Wolcottville. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Banks Nehemiah, Wallingford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1844; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Barbee O. M., Mystic Bridge. Barber A. D., Bethel. Barber A. E., Walcottville. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1854; Barber J. G., Norwalk. Barbour James Edgar, Norwalk. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 18 months ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy, Atlantic squadron, 1 year. Barker Geo. F., New Haven. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Barker John W., Westville. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1860; member med. soc. of New Have i co. Barnes Lewis, Oxford. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Barrett Joseph, Middletown. Bartlett Stephen C., Naugatuck. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1866. Bartlett W. R., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1871; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Barrows Ashbell W., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Bassett A., Hartford. Battleson Geo., Fairfield. 71 72 BAY CONNECTICUT. BRA Bay ley Norman Brigham, Seymour. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1871; mem. med. soc, of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn.; 'es. phys. of State hosp., 1871-72. Beach Willis J., Litchfield. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Litchfield co. Beardsley Ambrose, Birmingham. M. D., Pittsfield med. inst., 1834; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Beardsley E. M., Monroe. Beardsley George Lucius, Milford. A. B., Yale coll., 1870; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873; member O. A. E. soc. of Belle- vue; surg. in charge of bureau of surgical re- lief ;—author of essay on “ Bronchoeele.” Beardsley Lucius Nichols, Milford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1838; pres. med. soc. of New Haven co.; member med. soc. of Conn., Am. med. asso., 1872;—author of paper on “ Diphtheria,” 1859. Beardsley Sheldon, North Branford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1831; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Beckwith J. G., Litchfield. Beebe Aaron, (m) New Haven. Beers George L., Bridgeport. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; sec. and treas. med. asso. of Bridgeport; sec. med. soc. of Fairfield co; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Belden Charles D., Stamford. Bell William C., Middletown. Bellosa Frederick, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Conn.; town phys. of New.Haven; res. phys. of State hosp. 16 months. Benedict John II., Danbury. Bennett C. C., (h) Beacon "Falls. Bennett Ezra P., Danbury. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1826. Bennett Farnum O., Westford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Windham co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Bennett Frederick N., Newtown. Hon. member med. soc. of Conn. Bennett Maurice Boardman, Coventry. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Tolland co., and fellow of med. soc. of Conn. Bennett William Comstock, Danbury. A. M., Yale coll., 1858; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Fairfield co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Bidwell Edwin, Deep River. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1847; member med. asso. Middlesex co. Bidwell John Welch, West Winstead. M. D., Berkshire med. coll, (no date); member and v.-pres. med soc. of Litchfield co., and med. soc. of Conn. Bill Curtis Harvey, Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member Bridgeport med. asso., med. soc. of Fairfield co.; del. to Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Birch Geo. Washington, Stamford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Fairfield co.; phys. to board of health of Stamford co. Bishop Herbert Martin, (h) Norwich. M.D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1805, and N.Y. homoeo. coll., 1867; member homoeo. med. soc. of Conn., and Am. inst. of homoeo.; exam. Hahnemann life ins. co.; ass’t surg. 1st Conn. cav. 7 mos. Bishop Timothy IT., New Haven. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1860; member med. asso. of N. Haven, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Bissell E. L., New Haven. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1860; member med. soc. of N. Haven co. Bissell William, Lakeville. Grad. Yale coll., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t Y]alt coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Blackman Geo., Westport. Member/ned. soc. of Fairfield co.; licensed med. soc. of Conn., 1827; hon. M. D., Yale coll., 1845. Blake Eli Whitney, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1842; member med. asso. of N. Haven. Blakeman Rufus, Fairfield. Member Am. med. asso. Blodgett F. P., Ansonia. Blodgett John H., Salisbury. Blodgett Joshua, West Stafford. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1825; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Blumenthall Aaron, (m) Hartford. Boddyfield 1)., New Britain. Boich E. Fowler, Norwalk. Bolles J. C., Montville. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1840. Bouton G. B., Westport. M. 1)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1856. Booth Franklin, Bethlehem. Ph. B., Yale coll., 1859; M_ D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 1 year. Bostwick David E., Litchfield. M. D., med. coll. Albany, 1846. Brace Edward, West Hartford. M. D., Castleton, Vt., 1828; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Bradford Milton, West Woodstock. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1831; member med. soc. of Windham co. Bradley J. L., (h) Putnam. Bradley E. M., Monroe. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Bradley William Lockwood, New Haven. B. A., Yale coll., 1860; M.D., med. dep’t Yale coll. 1864; attend, lect. Paris and London 11 mos.; member med. soc. of Conn.; sec. med. soc. of N. Haven co.; attending phys. at Conn. State hosp.; demonstrator of anat. naed. dep’t Yale coll.;—author of paper on “ xVlcohol as a Dress- ing for Wounds,” 1866; “ On Treatment of Pu- erperal Convulsions,” 1872. Brainard Edwin Whittlesey, East Haven. A. B., Trinitv coll., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854. Brainard T. N., New London. Member med. soc. of New London co. Braman Francis Nelson, New London. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; membei med. soc. of New London; surg. U. S. vols., 1868; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Bramdigee E., Berlin. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1838; member med soc. of Hartford co. BRE CONNECTICUT, CAT 73 Brewer M. K., Sprague. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1842. Brigham Norman, Mansfield. Licensed med. soc. Conn., 1812. Brinley Edward, Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Broadwell II. J., (m) Fair Haven. Brockway Marcus, (m) New Britain. Brockway Theodore, (m) New Haven. Bromley D. T., Hartford. ' M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Bronson Henry, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of New Haven. Bronson William N., Newton. Bronson S. H., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; member med. asso. of New Haven. Brown A. W., Mystic Bridge. Browne George S., (h) Hartford. Browne James D., Bridgeport. M. !>., univ. of Edinburgh, 1832. Browne John M., (h) Willington. Brown Orlando, Washington. Pres. med. soc. of Litchfield co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Brown W. L., Hebron. Brownell E. R., East Hartford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Brownell William R., Hartford. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Brownson William Green, New Canaan. Hon. A. M. from Hamilton coll., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. David’s isl. 7 months. Brundage J. D., Goshen. Brush James II., Greenwich. Bryden Geo., (m) Hartford. Bucher J. II., New Haven. Buel Henry W., Litchfield. A. B. and A. M. of Yale coll, (no date); M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Litchfield co.; pres. med. soc. of Conn.; res. surg. of N. Y. hosp., 1849: res. phys. of Sanford Hall, private asylum, Flushing, N. Y. Special attention to nervous diseases. Bugbee La Fayette, Willimantic. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of Windham co., and med. soc. of Conn. Bulkley Edward, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1856; sec. and treas. med. asso. of New Haven; member med. asso. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Bulkley William, (h) Danbury. Bull C. W., Terry ville. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1867. Bull, R. W., Bridgeport. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Bunce H. C., S. Glastenbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Burcliard W. M., Uncasville. Burgess F. S., Moosup. M. I)., Albany med. coll., 1850. Burke Geo. W., Middletown. Burnap Sidney Rogers, Windsor Locks. B. A., univ. coll, of N. Y., 1858; M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Hartford, med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Northern Hartford co. Burr Frank L., (e) Middletown. Burritt Anthony B., Louthbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll, 1832; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Burritt II. L. W., Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Burwell Jerry, New Hartford. Butler John S., Hartford. A. B., Yale coll., 1825 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1828; member med. soc. of Conn.; superintend, and phys. of retreat for insane; pres. asso. of superintendents of insane liosps.; corres. mem- ber British psychological asso., England. Button L. L., (in) Norwich. Byington N. H., Southington. M. H., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Calkins Daniel, East Lyme. Calkins F. M., New London. Camp D. B. W., Northfield. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Camp J. W., Bristol. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1835. Campbell Harvey, Voluntown. Member med. soc. of Windham co. Campbell Janies, Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Canfield Joel, Guilford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1824; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Card David C., Willimantic. Carleton C. M., Norwich. M. I)., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1861; member med. soc. of New London, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Carrington Charles, Farmington. M. 1)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Carrington Henry A., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1848; pres, med. soc. of New Haven co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Carrington B. R., Moodus. Carson A. C., Hartford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn. Case Charles Rush, Winsted. M. D., coli. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1852; house phys. of Ward’s Island 2 years; co. phys. charge of hosp. in Detroit, Mich., 3 years. Case Jarius, Granby. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1824. Cassidy Patrick, Norwich. Member med. soc. of New London. Castle F. E., Waterbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869. Castle Samuel A., Wethersfield. Catlin Benjamin Hopkins, West Meriden. Received license to practice med. in 1825; hon. degree of M. D. from Yale coll, in 1840; mem- ber med. soc. of Meriden, and med. soc. of Conn.; pres. med. soc. of Conn., 1856-58; v.-pres. Am. med. asso. in 1873; hon. member med. soc. of N. Y., and med. soc. of Cal.; corres. member gyn- aecological soc. of Boston;—author of various papers. 74 CHA CONNECTICUT. DER Chaffee R. T., (h) Windsor Locks. Chamberlain C. W., Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Chamberlain Myron N., Cheshire. A. B., Yale coll., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of New Haven; registrar of births, deaths and marriages. Chapman Albert Taylor, Mystic. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1864; sec. med. soc. of New London co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Chase Seth L., Colchester. M. D., coll. phys. and. surg. of N. Y., 1860. Cheney B. II., New Haven. Childs Henry F., Enfield. M. IX, med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1869. Childs Seth L., East Hartford. M. D., Woodstock, Vt., 1835; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Churchill Asa Hopkins, West Meriden. M. I)., med. d p’t Yale coll., 1857; member and v.-pres. med. soc. of Meriden city; fellow of med. soc. of Conn. Clare Peter O. Clark C. C., (w) Middletown. Clark William N., Stafford. Member med. soc. of Tolland co. Clary Geo., New Britain. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Clason Abram T., (e) Danbury. Cleveland Daniel A., Middletown. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Coates A. W., Groton. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1843; member med. soc. of New London co. Coates E. Frank, Mystie Bridge. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1843; member med. soc. of New London co., and med. soc. of Conn.; —author of paper on “Anaplasty of Palate,” 1867 ; “ Traumatic Lesion of Knee-joint,” 1868, etc. Cogsvft.il AV. H., Plainfield. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1823; member and ex-pres. med. soc. of Windham co. Coholan M. J., (m) AVaterbury. Cole Harvey, (h) Hartford. Colgrave C. H., (h) Willimantic. Colley C. E., '(h) Hartford. Collins W. D., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1866. Comings B. N., New Britain. M. D., med. coll, of Castleton, Vt., 1845; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Conant T. A., (e) Norwich. Cook E. F., Wethersfield. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1820; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Cook II. E., (e) Moodus. Cook J. C., (in) New Haven. Cooley Geo. P., (h) New Britain. Corbeil Louis, Sprague. Grad. Victoria univ., Coburg, Prov. Ontario, 1870 ; M. D. med. dep’t Victoria inst., Coburg, Canada; member med. inst. Montreal, Canada. Cornwell H. S., 'New London. M. I)., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1864. Couch Charles T., Gaylord’s Bridge. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Crandall C. C., West Killingly. M. D., med. dep’t univ. N. Y., 1858; member med. soc. of Windham co. Crary David, Hartford. M. D., med. coll. Castleton, Vt., 1845; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Crary David, Jr., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Cressy Noah, Middletown. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Cronin A. T., Norwich. Cnlver William, (e) Norwich. Cummings James R., Bridgeport. M. H., coll. phys. and surg. N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Fairfield co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3J years. Curtis J. S., Hartford. Curtiss E. I)., (e) New Hartford. Custer S. A., (m) Wethersfield. Cutler II. B., Bristol. Daggett David L., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1843; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Davidson II. II., Bridgeport. Member med. soc. of Bridgeport. Davis Charles Henry Stanley, Meriden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. N. Y., 1865; member riied. asso. of Meriden city, med. soc. of New Haven co., med. soc. of Conn., societie d’anthro- pologiede Paris, Am. philological soc., and New Eng. hist, soc ; member of 8 hist. socs.;—author of various med. and scient. papers both in this and other countries. Davis Gustavus Pierrepont, Hartford. B. A., Yale coll., 1866; M. D., coll. phys. ami surg., N. Y.; member med. soc. of Hartford city, med. soc. of Hartford co., Hartford med. and journal asso.; attend, phys. and surg. to Hartford dispens.; pres, board of health. Davis Henry, Wallingford. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1855. Deacon John, Waterbury. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coil., 1847. Dean Henry S., South Coventry. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member Tolland co. med. soc. De Forest John, Watertown. De Forest M., Middlebury. De Forest William B., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1840; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Doming Ralph, Sharon. Hon. M. D., Yale coll., 1857; member med. soc. • of Litchfield co. Denting William, Litchfield. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1856; member and one of the censors med. soc. of Litchfield co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Denison Jeremiah T., (h) Fairfield. A. B., Yale coll., 1824; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1826; member of homoeo. med. soc. of Conn., and Am. inst. of hommo. Denny James II., Hartford. M.D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Derrickson John B., Litchfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Litchfield co; fellow med. soc. of Conn. DEW CONNECTICUT GAY 75 Dewey James II., Hartford. M. I)., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1867; mem- ber med soc. of Conn. Dibbel Fred. L., New Haven. M. H., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1859; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Dickenson Francis L., Rockville. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Dimmeck Daniel W., W. Suffield. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1866. Dodge J. L., Groton. Dorman C. A., (h) Unionville. Dougherty Thomas, Waterbury. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Dow Y. M., New Haven. Downs Myron, Roxbury. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Drake II. II., West Winsted. Driggs A. J., Cheshire. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1826; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Drown Thomas A., Cornwall Bridge. M. 1)., Berkshire ined. coll., 1836 ; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. I)u Bois Henry A., New Haven. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1830; mem- ber med. soc. of New Haven co. Du Bois II. H., Bridgewater. Dunbar Edward M., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Dunham M. Y. B., Fairfield. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1867. Dutton Thomas, Milford. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Dyer Elijah, Norwich. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1828; member med. soc. of New London co. Dyer George, Trumbull. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1828; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Easton Martin W., Hartford. Coll. phvs. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Easton Jeduthan C., Tolland. Edgerton Francis D., Middleton. M.D., med. dept. univ. of Vt., 1863; sec. of med. soc. of Middlesex co. Edgerton Francis L., East Hampton. Edwards Geo. W., N. Granby. M. D., univ. of N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Hartford co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Ellsworth P. W., Hartford. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Ellwood, David M., Woodbridge. License from med. soc. of Conn, in 1868. Ely Josiah Griffin, Hamburg. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Cook co., 111. Emery A. E., Wilton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1865; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Emery William II., Woodstock Yalley. Member med. soc. of Windham co. English William A., (m) Hartford. Ensign R. E., Harwintown. Erwin Erastus, Newtown. Fais John, (e) Meriden. Fanyon Joseph, (m) Bridgeport. Farnham Geo. Bronson, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869; member New Haven med. asso., med. soc. of Conn., Roman med. soc. of New York city, Am. med. asso., Conn. acad. of arts and sciences; phys. to State hosp. and New Haven dispensary. Farnsworth Ralph, Norwich. Farrar Isaac, (e) Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1862; received a ticket to practise in N. Y. hosp. for 3 years;— author of papers on “ Criminal Abortion,” 1869-72. Farrell Thomas O., Middletown. M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., and med. soc. of Conn. Fay J. M., Colebrook River. Fields Albert, E. Hampton. M. D., Long Island coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., and med. soc. of Conn. Fisk Marcus Lyon, Warehouse Point. Hon. A. M., trinity coll., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1842; member med. soc. of Hart- ford co., and med. soc. of Conn. Fiske S. W., (m) Norwich. Fitch Frederick J., W. Meriden. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Fletcher Henry Jackson, Plantsville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Foote S., Colchester. Fowler Remus M., Washington. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1815; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Fox David A., Clinton. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Fox Roswell, (e) Wethersfield. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1847; ex-member med. soc. of Conn. Francis Charles E., Riverside. Francis D. P., (h) New London. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1845. Freeman O. B., (e) Collinsville. French Horace, Putnam. Fredrick Gustaf, New Britain. Fuller A. B. F., Norwich. M. D., med. coll, of Castleton, Vt., 1831. Fuller Horace S., Hartford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Gallagher Charles A., New Haven. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of New Haven co. Gallagher Frank, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1864; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Gallup A. W., Plainfield. Gannett William S., (m) West Meriden. Gates Henry E., Litchfield. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Gay B. M., Griswold. Gay J. R., (e) Montville. Gaylord Charles II., West Meriden. M. D., med.-dep’t Yale coll., 1871; member med. soc. of New Haven co. 76 GAY CONNECTICUT. HEA Gaylord C. W., Branford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Yale, 1872; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn. Gilbert L. M., New Haven. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1866; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Gilbert Samuel Dutton, Fair Haven. A. B., Yale coll., 1869; A. M., 1872; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1871; member med. soc. of New Haven. Gillett John A., Falls Tillage. Gilnack Frederick, Rockville. Glenny William M., New London. Goodrich A. R., Vernon Depot. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Goodwin Ralph Schuyler, Thomaston. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; mem- ber med. soe. of Litchfield co., and med. soc. of Conn. Goodyear Robert B., North Haven. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1868. Grannis John H., Old Saybrook. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Graves Edward, Sandy Hook. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1851. Graves Thomas T., Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1871; member med. soc. of New London co. Gray Alvah, North Stonington. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1863. Gray Henry, Bloomfield. M. I)., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 18-17 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Gray John, Groton. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1863; member med. soc. of New London co. Gray Robert M., Stratford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Greene Ralph E., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of New London co. Gregory Elijah, Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll. 1856; member med. soc. of Bridgeport, Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; surg. in U. S. vols. 3 years. Gregory James G., Norwalk. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Green Geo. S., (h) Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849. Griffin E. D., Old Lyme. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., of N. Y., 1865. Griggs Edward L., Waterbury. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. (no date); member med. soc. of New Haven co. Griggs O. B., Mansfield Centre. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Tolland co.; and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Griswold Rufus White, Rocky Ilill. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1854; pres, med. soc. of Hartford co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Gulliver D. F., Norwich. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1S52. Haight N. D., Stamford. Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1870; mem- ber med. soc. of Fairfield co. Haile Ashbel B., Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1841 ; member med. soc. of New London co., and fellow med. soe. of Conn. Hall F., (m) East Haddam. Hall Newton B., Branford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1863; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and Am. med. asso. Hall Nelson Gregory, Guilford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., I860. Halleck Winthrop B., Middletown. M. D., Long Island hosp. med. coll., 1864; mem- ber med. soc. of Middlesex co. Hamilton Erasmus E., Somers. Hamilton Theodore E., Somers. Hamlin Chester E., Granby. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. ITamlin Ira G., (m) West Meriden. Hammond Cornelius E., Portland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hammond Justin, Killingly. Member med. soc. of Windham co. Hanehett Thacker S., Wolcottville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Litchfield co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member com. of exam, at Yale med. coll., 1871-74. Harris George W., Old Lyme. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1857; member med. soc. of New London co., and med. soc. of Conn. Harris Nathan O., East Haddam. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854. Harris O. II., Norwich. Harrison Benj. Franklin, Wallingford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1836; ex. pres, med. soc. of New Haven co.; member med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872, Am. asso. for advancement of science, acad. of arts and sciences; surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Hart C. It., Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Hart F. A., Southington. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Hart S. W., New Britain. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Hastings P. M., Hartford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1842 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Hawley Geo. B., Hartford. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Hawley George F., Hartford. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Hazen Miner C., Haddam. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Ilazen Thomas G., New Hartford. Heady Elias B., Cornwall Bridge. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. HEN CONNECTICUT. JOII 77 Hendrick S. O., New Haven. Hersey S. M., (e) Seymour. Ilickok O. Starr, Ridgefield. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Higgins Royal Lacey, South Norwalk. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Hill C. H., Bridgeport. Member med. soc. of Bridgeport. Hill Edwin A., East Killingly. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1850; member med. soc. of Windham co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hill John, South Norwalk. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Hill Seth, Stepney Depot. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1867. Hills Morton T.r Willimantic. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Windham co.; fellow med. soc. State of Conn., and member Am. med. asso., 1873; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 9 months. Hine James, New Milford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. Iliskok O., Ridgefield. Hobson Albert, New London. Hodgkins Nathaniel Dwight, Rocky Hill. M. 1)., eclec. and botanic coll., Cincinnati, O., 1853; sec. eclec. med. soc. of Conn. 8 years. Holbrook Lowell, Thompson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849; v.-pres. med. soc. of Conn., 1873; member med. soc. of Windham co.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Holcomb II. Y. C., Branford. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Holcomb J., Simsbury. Holloway E. C., Voluntown. Holly , Stamford. Holly Pierce R., Greenwich. Ilosford Charles, Thompson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863; member med. soc. of Windham co. Hough Alanson H., Essex. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1832; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Hough II. W., Putnam. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Windham co. Hovey Daniel A., South Killingly. Licensed by med. soc, of Conn., 1830; hon. M. D. of Yale coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Wind- ham co. Hoyt James II., Stamford. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Hubbard Charles H., Essex. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Middlesex co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn., Am. med. asso., 1872. Hubbard Denison II., Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1829; pres. med. soc. of Middlesex co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Hubbard G. A., South Glastenbury. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Hubbard Robert, Bridgeport. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Bridgeport; pres. med. soc. of Fair- field co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Hubbard. Stephen G., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1843; mem- ber med. asso. of New Haven, med. soc. of New Haven co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, obstet. and dis. of women and chil., Yale coll. Hudson William M., Hartford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Hughes Dyer, Hampton. Member med. soc. of Windham co. Hull James L., (m) Danbury. Hungerford Allyn Merriam, Watertown. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1839; member med. soc. of Conn. Hunt Ebenezer K., Hartford. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Hartford co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Huntington Eliphalet, Windham. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1847 ; pres, med. soc. of Windham co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Conn. Hurlburt S. It., Stamford. Hutchins Samuel, West Killingly. Sec. med. soc. of Windham co. Hutchinson Ira, Cromwell. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1825; member med. soc. of Middlesex co.; pres. med. soc. of Conn., 1873. Hyde William, Stonington. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1830; member med. soc. of New London co. Isham Oliver K., Tolland. M. D., Castleton med. coll, of Vt., 1844. Ives Charles L., New Haven. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of New Haven; ex-v.-pres. Am. med. asso.; prof, theory and prac. of med., Yale coll. Ives Levi, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1838; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Ives Robert S., New Haven. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of New Haven co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Jackson James C., Hartford. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1844; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Hartford co.; treas. med. soc. of Conn., and member Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. Hartford hosp.; consult, surg. Charter Oak life ins. co. Jacques C. W., North Manchester. Jacques J. C., Waterbury. Jager Porter M., re) Huntsville. Jaques A. J., (e) Bridgeport. Jarvis George G., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of 'Hartford co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1871. Jarvis Geo. O., Portland. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Jewell Oliver H., (e)New London. M. D., med. inst. of Worcester, 1848; member eclec. med. soc. of Conn., and national eclec. med. asso. Jewett P. A., New Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Johnson James Dwight, Hartford. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. 78 JO II CONNECTICUT. MAN Johnson John W., (m) Hartford. Johnson Samuel, Bozrah. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1829; member med. soc. of New London co. Johnson S. C., Seymour. License of med. soc. of Conn., 1825 ; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Judkins William O., (m) Bridgeport. Judson Monroe, Hewtown. Judson Walter, Hew Haven. A. B., Yale coll., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1870; member med. asso. of New Haven, med. soc. of New Haven co., med. soc. of Conn.; surg. 2d Reg. Conn. National Guards. Kasson B., Collinsville. Keith Bethuel, (m) Stamford.' Kellogg E. W., (h) Southington. Kellogg Oliver Walcott, Suffield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Kendall Charles II., Ridgefield. Kendall Joshua, Seymour. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Kent John Bryden, Putnam. A. B., Harvard univ., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Windham co., and med. soc. of Conn. Kimball L., (m)*Hew Haven. King James W., Bridgeport. King J. W., Kent. Kingsbury Daniel, (e) Glastenbury. Kinney Elijah C., Horwich. Member med. soc. of New London co., and fellow of med. soc. of Conn. Kinney Lot W., Horth Stonington. M. D., Castleton, Vt., 1829. Knight Henry M., Lakeville. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Litchfield co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Knight William W., Sharon. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Ivoplitz John, Rockville. Koplitz T., (m) Waterbury. Lacey William F., Danbury. Lafreniere A. B., Sprague. Lane Owen, Putnam. M. D., Victoria med. coll., Montreal, 1872; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Langdon G. H., (e) Hew Haven. Larnard E. II., Broad Brook. Lauder Robert, Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Lauder E., Bridgeport. Member med. soc. of Bridgeport. La Rue Oren, Putnam. M. D., Victoria univ. of Canada, 1872; member med. soc. of Windham co. Leavenworth Daniel C., Hew Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1865; member med. asso. of New Haven, med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn. Leonard A. S., West Woodstock. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; mem- ber med. soo. of Windham co. Leonard Elbridge Knowlton, Broad Brook M. D., eclectic coll, of Phila., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn. Lewis Geo. Frederick, Bridgeport. A. M., Yale coll., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Bridgeport, and med. soc. of Fairfield co.; fellow of med. soc. of Conn. Lewis George Francis, Collinsville. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1865. Lewis J. B., Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co.; M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of N. Y., 1853. Lewis William A., Plainfield, Moosnp. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard, 1851; member med. soc. of Windham co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Lindsley Charles Augustus, Hew Haven. A. B., Trinity coll., 1849; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1852; v.-pres. med. asso. of New Haven; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn.; hon. member med. soc. of N. J.; prof, materia medica and therapeutics med. dep’t of Yale coll.; v.-pres. New Haven dispens.; member board of health, and Conn, acad. of arts and sciences. Lines J. F., Hew Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1862; meml>cr med. asso. of New Haven, and med. soc. of F iw Haven co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Linquist Maurice Ferdinand, (e) H ew Haven. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of N. Y., 1869; member eclec. med. soc. of Conn.; surg. of N. A. r< sal mail steamers 1 year. Lockwood W. A., Horwood. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1864; n < m- ber med. soc. of Fairfield co. Lord Austin, Horth Haven. Ludington L. S., (e) Hew Britain. Lyman Edward P., Hew Preston. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Lyman Orville Barston, (m) Hartford. Member botanical med. soc., etc. Lyman Sidney II., Hew Preston. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Lynes Samuel, Horwalk. A, B., Yale coll., 1842; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1846; member med. soc. of Fair- field co. Lyon Edward B., Hew Britain. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1862. Lyon Irving W., Hartford. M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863. ♦ McGaughey James David, Wallingford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870;—author of paper on “Epidemic Duodenitis,” Aug., 1872; cases of “Cerebral Meningitis,” Dec., 1872. McGuin Thomas, (m) Hew Haven. McIntosh L. W., East Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. McLean John W., Horwalk. Three full courses med. lect. (no coll, given); sec. of Norwalk med. soc.; member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. McLean Lorenzo D., Staffordville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866. McManus James, Hartford. McHeil Rollin, Hew Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1862. Maltbie Charles B., Falls Tillage. Manning E. L., (m) Horwich. MAN CONNECTICUT PAI 79 Manning Mason, Mystic. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1829; member med. soc. of New London. Alansfield C. J., (m) AYest Meriden. Manwaring Robert A., New London. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1818; member med. soc. of New London co. Marcy Lorenzo, AYoodstock. Licensed 1816; hon. M. D., Yale, 1839; member med. soc. of Windham co. Martin J. AAr., Norwich. Mason Jarvis King, Suffield. A. B., Yale coll., 1855; A. M., 1859; M. I)., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn. Mason L. T., (h) Rockville. Mather William H., Suffield. A. B., Yale coll., 1859; A. M., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Mather AY. II., Bethel. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862. Mathews II. AY. E., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1850; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Mathewson Rufus Wellington, Durham. M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1835; mem- ber central med. asso. of Middletown and med. soc. of Aliddlesex co.;—author of paper, “ Hy- dropathic Treatment of Scarlet Fever.” Matteson John, (e) Canterbury. May Calvin S., New Haven. Mayer Nathan, Hartford. M. D., O. med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Maynard N. G., (m) Hartford. Maynard S. E., Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1833. Mead Sylvester, Greenwich. Mears j. D., Naugatuck. M. D., merl. dep’t of Yale coll., 1814; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Meiggs Joseph J., fm) Madison. Meghan y , AYallingford. Mettler S., (m) Hartford. Michaud L., Putnam. Miller Geo. S., (h) Thompsonville. Mills C. A., Bridgeport. Mills Rufus K., (mi Hartford. Miner Garrey II., Morris. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1824; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Miner Orrin Eugene, Noank. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859 ; member med. soc. of New London co. Miner Thomas, Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Miner AArilliam AY., New London. Moody Geo. Anson, Plainville. M. D.,med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1844; pres. med. soc. of Hartford co. Morgan Frederick, Colchester. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1819; member med. soc. of New London co. Morgan John, Middletown. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Morrison Albert, Windsor. M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Mosman 1ST. A., (h) Norwalk. Monger Walter S., Watertown. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Munn S. B., fe) Waterbury. Munson B. AV\, Easton. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1S69. Murs I. D., Naugatuck. Nash David H., Bridgeport. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Nelson A. W., New London. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coM., 1861; member med. soc. of New London co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Nettleton Geo., (hi New Haven. Newport Edward C., West Meriden. Newton Cyrus B., Stafford Springs. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Newton M. T., Suffield. Newton S. C., Westbrook. Nicoll John, New Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Nickerson N., (m) West Meriden. North Alfred, Waterbury. Member med. soc. of New Haven co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. North Burritt B., Cornwall. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Norton Lucian Hervey, (h) Bridgeport. M. D., Berkshire med. coll. 1847; member Am. inst. of homceo., and Conn, homceo. soc. Notting William, East Hampton. Noyes Bichard, Old Lyme. Member med. soc. of New London co. Noyes Samuel S., New Canaan. Licensed fellow of Conn. med. soc., 1810; hon. degree of M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; twice a del. to Am. med. asso.; prac- tised in New Canaan 62 years; ceased active duty when 84 years old—now 86 years old. Noyes Selden W., Middletown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Nye Elisha B., Middletown. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn. O’Flaherty John, Hartford. M. D., med. coll, of Albany, 1864; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Ohnesorg Gustave, Bridgeport. M. D., univ. of Berlin, 1862; member med. soc. of Bridgeport, and med. soc. of f airfield co. Orton John J., Lakeville. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1866. Osborn Ebenezer, (m) Bethlehem. Otis AY. K., (e) Willimantic. Paddock Lewis S., Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; member med. soc. of New London co. Painter II. AY., (h) Orange. 80 PAL CONNECTICUT, ROD Palma de Yigo de Cortez, C. A.,-Hartford. M. IX, univ. of San Salvador, 1868. Pardee Moses Banton, South Norfolk. M. IX, Albany med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Norwalk, and med. soc. of Fairfield co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Park E. A., New Haven. M. D., med dep’t of Yale coll., 1846; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Parker J. N., Mansfield Depot. M. IX, med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Parsons Edward F., Thompsonville. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1858 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Parsons Ezekiel AV., Colchester. Pease Byron AY., Thomaston. Pease Levi S., Thompsonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846. Peek Ozias W., New Haven. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1857; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. general hosp., har- bor. of New York, 3 years. Pendleton Cyrus H., Hebron. A. B., Amherst coll., 1856; M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1861. Perkins A. F., East Lyme. Perkins George E., AYaterbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1843; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Perkins Moses N., Columbia. Perkins William S. C., Norwich. M. D., coll. phys. and'surg. of N. Y., 1860; mem- ber med. soc. of New London co. Perry Nehemiah, (ml Ridgefield. Phelps J. AY., AYolcottville. Phelps J. AY., New Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Phelps Lucius E., (m) AYest Meriden. Phillips Albert W., (h) Birmingham. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Chicago, 1861 ; member homoeo. state soc., Am. inst. of homoeo.; post. surg. G. A. R., dep’t of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Phinney Elisha, Yantic. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1835; member med. soc. of New London co.; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Phinnev E., Norwich. Pierporit Henry, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1854; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Pinney Charles II., Derby. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1853; member m'ed. soc. of New Haven co. Piper William N., (e) Hartford. Platt Gideon* L., AYaterbury. M. D., med. dep’t of A’ale coll., 1858; member med. soc. of New Haven co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Platt L. Tudor, Terryville. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Plimpton Daniel B., Putnam. Licensed med. soc. of Mass., 1846; hon. M. D., 1859 ; member med. soc. of Windham co. Poll Daniel, Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Porter George L., Bridgeport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Bridgeport, med. soc. of Fairfield co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Porter Isaac G., New London. A. M., Yale coll., 1S26; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1833; pres. med. soc. of New London co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 6 years;— author of various papers in med. journals. Porter William, Litchfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1851. Porter S. G., New London. Potter Henry, New London. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1867; member med. soc. of New London co. Powers Frederick, Sharon. Pratt Ambrose, Chester. A. B. and A. M., Yale coll.; M. D., Columbian med. coll., 1843; surg. U. S. vols. 10 months. Preston Gilbert H., Tolland. M. 1)., Castleton, Vt., 1844; sec. med. soc. of Tol- land co., 1873. Preston S. C., Hartford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Prior Israel, North Stamford. Reinfret A. A., AVest Killingly. Member med. soc. of Windham co. Reynolds Gideon Perry, Guilford. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Richards Lewis, New Canaan. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Richardson L., (h) Hartford. Richardson William II., Mansfield. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Rising Aretas, Suffield. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1826; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Rising Henry Martin, South Glastenbury. M, D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Risley Stephen G., Rockville. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; jires. med. soc. of Tolland co., 1873, and fellow med. soc. of Conn. Roath Benjamin F., Norwich. M. D., Castleton, Vt., 1834. Robbins E. K., Eastford. Roberts C. S., Westport. M. D., coll. phys. anil surg. of N. Y., 1864. Roberts J. R., (m) Waterbury. Roberts Theodore, (h) New Canaan. Robinson Fred. C., Moodus. Robinson J. H., (e) New Haven. Robinson Myron AY., Colchester. Robinson Rienzi, AAr. Killingly. Member med. soc. of AVindham co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Rockwell Sidney AAr., East AVindsor Hill. Member med. soc. of Hartford co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. . Rodman C. S., (h) AYaterbury. Rodman William Woodbury, (h) New Haven. A. B., Arale coll., 1838; A. M., 1841; M. IX, Jeffer- son med. coll., 1844; member homoeo.med. soc. of Conn.; hon. member of N. Y. homoeo. med. soc.; —author of “An Examination of the, Efficacy of Infinitesimal Doses ; ” “ Materia Medica in its Scientific Relations,” etc., etc. ROG CONNECTICUT. 8UM 81 Rogers Charles Henry, Central Village. A. B., Yale coll., 1844; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Windham co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Rogers Frederick, Willimantic. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863; member med. soc. of Windham co. Rogers J. II., Derby. Rogers O. D., Central Village. Ruckoldt Arthur, New Haven. M. D. After five years’ study at Vienna, Austria, and Jena, Germany, in 1865; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Russell G. W., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Sage William II., (h) Unionville. Salisbury Samuel T., Plymouth. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Sands Samuel, Darien. License med. soc. of Westchester co., 1848. Sanford Charles E., (h) Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1853; member homceo. soc. of Conn., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Sanford Edward, West Cornwall. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Sanford Geo. W., Simsbury. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Sanford Leonard J., New Haven. Hon. A. M., Yale coll., 1853; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. asso. of New Haven; pres. med. soc. of New Haven co.; fel- low med. soc. of Conn., Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of anat. and surg. med. dep’t of Yale coll. Scott Charles E., Berlin. Scott William, North Manchester. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1831; member med. soc. 'of Hartford Co. Sears C. Allen., Portland. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Shelton Gould A., Huntington. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Shepard Durell, West Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Shepard George Reubens, Collinsville. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and med. soc. of Conn.; res. phys. at State hosp. in 1863. Sherwood Justus, Southport. A. B., Yale coll., 1824; M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1827 ; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Shew Abraham M., Middletown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. ShefiTey Chas. W., Ansonia. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1862; member med. soc. of New Haven. Shove Harmon W., Woodbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Litchfield co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Silliman Benjamin, New Haven. Prof, of gen’l them., Yale coll. Simmons John H., Ashford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1833; member med. soc. of Windham co. Smith Andrew J., Bridgeport. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1863; member med. soe. of Fairfield co., and fellow mcd. soc. of Conn.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Smith Arthur Wells, New Ilaven. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Smith David P., New Haven. Smith Ira S., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1867,' member med. soc. of New Haven co. Smith Ithamar H., Canaan. Smith Justin Watson, North Guilfleld. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of New Haven co., and med. soe. of Conn. Smith Leroy II., (e) Hartford. Smith L. M., Southington. Smith Seth, New London. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; surg. U. S. marine hosp., port of New London. SnowE. G., (e) Waterhury. Soule William, Jewett City. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1851. Spewy Isaac S., (m) Hartford. Sprague Charles S., (e) Stafford Springs. Stanton Geo. D., Stonington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; pres, board of health, warden of borough of Stonington. Stearns Henry P., Hartford. A. B., Yale coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Hartford, med. soc. of Hartford co., med. soc. of Conn., Am. med. asso., 1872; member of gynaecological soc. of Boston; phys. to Hart- ford hosp.;—author of various papers in med. journals. Steele Harvey B., (e) West Winsted. Stevens J. II. P., Norfolk. Stillman R. F., North Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. St. John Bela, Wolcottville. St. John G. H., Gaylord’s Bridge. Licensed med. soc., 1827; Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Litch- field co. Stockman C. O., New Haven. M. D., Germany; member med. soc. of New Ha ven co. Stoddard Thomas, Seymour. M. I)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1836; membei med. soc. of New Haven co. Stone Henry E., (h) Fair Haven. Stone J. S., New Britain. M. D.., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Storrs Melancthon, Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Strickland Rial L., Enfield. M. D., med. coll, of Albany, 1839; member med. soc. of Hartford co., and Fellow of med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Sumner Charles Boulton. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., of N. Y., 1840; member med. soc. of Tolland co., med. soc. of Conn.;—author of “ The Early Physicians of Tolland Co.” Sumner George Oliver, New Haven. Received license from the med. soc. of Conn., 1824; Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1846; member med. asso. of New Haven, med. soc. of New Haven co., med. soc. of Conn.; was treas. of med. soc. of Conn. 12 years. 82 SWA CONNECTICUT. win Swasey Erastus P., New Britain. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Sweet Gideon II., (m) Middletown.. Sweet James, (m) Milford. Swift Edwin D., Hamden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Swift Solomon E., (h) Colchester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member homoeo. med. soc. of Conn., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Taft C. A., (h) Hartford. Tait John, (e) Meriden. Talcott Alvan, Guilford. A. B., Yale coll., 1824; A. M., 1827; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1831; member med. soc. of Hartford co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Tanner Silas A., (m) New Haven. Taylor Charles, New Milford. Taylor Geo., (hi New Milford. Taylor O. B., Manchester. Tenny John A., (m) Naugatuck. Terry J. Wadsworth, New Haven. Terry William, Ansonia. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1846. Thompson Bradford S., Salisbury. Hon. A. M., Yale coll., 1872; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member N. Y. acad. of med., med. soc. co. of N. Y.; librarian med. library and journal soc. of N. Y.; Am. med. asso.; eor. sec. alumni asso. Bellevue hosp. med. asso. 4 years; ass’t editor “ Medical Herald ; ” —author of various papers in that journal. Thompson Charles S., Fair Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1822; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Thompson W. II., Fair Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1862; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Tiffany R. H., Collinsville. M. D.,med. coll, of Castleton, Vt., 1837; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Todd William Sheridan, Ridgefield. A. B., Wesleyan univ.; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Totten Thomas II., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1837; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Towne E. A., (m) Middletown. Townsend T. Beers, New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1858; member med. soc. of New Haven co., Am. med. asso. Tracy Lewis A., Norwich. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863. Treadwell O. F., Hamden. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1865; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Tremaine W. H. Hartford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Trowbridge William Henry, Stamford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1855; mem- ber med. soc. of Fairfield co., and med. soc. of Conn.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 6 months. Tucker S. Giles, (h) Norwich. Turner Sylvester Wooster, Chester. . A. B., Yale coll., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Middlesex co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn., Am. med. asso., 1872. Tuttle Frank B., Naugatuck. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1844. Tyler David A., New Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. Tyler E. C., (m) Deep River. Yail A. R., (h) Seymour. Vail E. J., Burnside. Vining Geo., (h) Unionville. Vislino Charles, (h) New Britain. M. D., homoeo. med. coll., of N. Y., 1866; member homoeo. med. soc. of Conn. Wain wright W. A. M., Hartford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; sec. med. soc. of Hartford co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Waite H. S., (m) Hartford. Wallace J. K., Bantam Falls. Ward George A., New Haven. Warner Abner Spicer, Wethersfield. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1842; M. D., med. school of Me. (no date); member med. soc. of Hart- ford co. Warren Eli, Hartford. Member med. soc. of Hartford co. Warren Joel A., Ellington. Member med. soc. of Tolland co. Warren Levi, Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; member med. soc. of New London. Warren T. II., Thompsonville. Washburn Edward L., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1855. Way Henry E., Bristol. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849. Webb Charles II., Woodbury. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Webb Daniel M., Madison. B. A., Yale coll., 1846; M. A., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1849; member med. soc. of New Haven. Welch Benjamin, Lakeville. Licensed phys. and surg. by med. soc. of Conn., 1820; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1823; member med. soc. of Litchfield co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; hon. member med. soc. of Phil a. Welch Edwin, West Winsted. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Welch James, West Winsted. Member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Welch William W., Norfolk. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1839; member med. soc. of Litchfield co. Wells John F., Hartford. Wheeler Frank, Farmington. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1S52; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co. Whitcomb James B., Brooklyn. M. D., Bowdoin lhed. coll., 1826; member med. soc. of Windham co. White John C., Greenwich. White Moses C., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1854; member med. soq. of New Haven co., and fellow med. soc. of Conn; prof. path, and micros., Yale coll. White R. A., Simsbury. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1832; member med. soc. of Hartford co.; sec. med. soc. of Conn. WH1 CONNECTICUT. YOU 83 White William H., Fair Haven. Member med. soc. of New Haven co. vVhiting John, (m) Winsted. Whittemore F. J., Hew Haven. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of New Haven co. Wilcox Lucian Sumner, Hartford. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1855; mem- ber med. soc. of Hartford co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn., and member of Am. med. asso., 1872. Wilcoxson D. L., Hew Haven. Member med. asso. of New Haven. Williams Amos L., Brookfield. Member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Williams Lewis, Pomfret. Attended lect. at med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., and med. dep’t of Harvard univ.; member med. soc. of Windham co., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872 ; visitor to insane retreat, Hartford. Williams W. C., (h) Cheshire. Wilson G. II., (h) Meriden. Wilson S. A., Windsor. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Hartford co. Winchell Alverd E., Hew Haven. A. B., Wesleyan univ., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; member med. asso. of New Haven, soc. of New Haven co., and med. soc. of Conn. Winslow Edward II., Fairfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853. Witter John, East Woodstock. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Windham co. Witter Orrin, Chaplin. Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1845; mem- ber med. soc. of Windham co. Witter William, Greenville.. M. P., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1865; member med. soc. of New London co. Wixon H. L., Hew Haven. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869; member -'med. soc. of New Haven co. Wood E. E., Windsor Locks. Wood Luther II., Wolcottville. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Litchfield co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. Wood Orson, Somers. Hon. M. D., Yale coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Tolland co. Wood William, East Windsor Hill. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1843; med. dej>’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; ex-pres. med. soc. of Hart- ford co.; member North Hartford med. soc., med. soc. of Conn., and Am. med. asso., 1872 ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Conn.; hon. member soc. natural history of Williams coll.;—author of various scientific and medical articles, addresses before med. soc’s, etc.; a regular contributor to “ American Naturalist.” Woodbridge William, Brooklyn. M. JD., rned. dep’t of Yale coll., 1S44;-member med. soc. of Windham co. Woodruff C. H., Sherman. Woodruff William, Thomaston. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1826; member med. soc. of‘Litchfield co. Woods William B., Somers. Woodward Ashbel, Franklin. M. D., med. school of Ale., 1829; Hon. M. H., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1855; member med. soc. of New London co., med. soc. of Conn, since 1830, and pres. 3 years; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and board of med. exam, during rebellion; hon. member med. soc. of Me., N. H., Vt., R. I., N. Y. and N. J.; v.-pres. New London hist, soc., and Conn, hist. soc.; corres. member New England hist, and genealog. soc., N. Y. hist, soc., and anti- quarian and numismatic soc. of Phila., hist. soc. of Wis., and Harleian soc. of London; member Am. antiquarian soc.;—author of “ History of Connecticut Medical Society,” 1859; “A His- tory of Physicians of Norwich, Connecticut; ” address on “ Medical Ethics,” 1860; “ Vindica- tion of Army Surgeons,” 1863, etc., etc.; surg. and med. director dep’t of Gulf 2 years. Woodward A. C., Bethany. Woodward Charles, Middletown. Woodward E. P., Bristol. Woodward Frederick, Watertown. Woodward T. B., Watertown. Worthington A. B., Middle Haddam. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Wright Albert A., Canaan. Wright Arthur, Bloomfield. Wright Theodore Goodell, Plymouth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; member med. soc. of Litchfield co.; fellow med. soc. of Conn. * Young Francis J., Bridgeport. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Bridgeport, and med. soc. of Fair- field co. Young J. B., Riverside. Young Ransom C., Voluntown. Young T. J., Riverton. MEDICAL REGISTER OF Tl TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. IIISTOEY AND GEOGEAPIIY OF DAKOTA. Dakota was given a territorial form of government in 1861, being carved out of Nebraska and Minnesota Territories, and being originally a portion of the Province of Louisiana (see Arkansas). Dakota, according to the Act by which it was created, included not only its present area, but also that of Montana and Wyoming. These have since been detached, leaving the present Territory with 148,932 square miles of surface. The population, accord- ing to the census of 1870, was 14,181; the number of physicians and surgeons 20 ; but these numbers do not represent the population of what is now Dakota Territory, for they include the citizens of what was then a detached portion, 2000 miles square, of the Territory, but now forms the southwestern portion of Montana. The annual percentage of deaths from phthisis is twelve. The surface of Dakota is elevated, but not mountainous. Plateaus, having an elevation of from 1000 to 1500 feet above the sea, cover vast areas of surface. The principal rivers are the Eed Eiver of the North, and the Missouri, the latter travers- ing the central portion of the Territory, and having many large branches, the largest of which are the Little Missouri, the Good, the White, Dakota, Vermillion, and the Big Sioux. The surface of the country is agreeably diversified by a large number of lakes, the largest of which is Lake Minniwaken. The Black Hills, situated in the southwestern part of the Territory, contain gold, silver, iron, copper angl coal. Coal is also found in the neighborhood of the Big Sioux Eiver. Eich deposits of salt exist in the region around Lake Minniwaken. The margins of the streams are fringed with groves of cottonwood, oak, ash, elm and maple, and an abundance of timber is found in the Black Hill country, but the surface of the Territory generally is without forests. A vast extent of rich surface awaits the plow of the cultivator; and though the annual fall of rain has been very small, it constantly increases with the increased cultivation of the land, the laws of nature thus helping the progress of the farmers’ art. We have no knowledge of any mineral springs, or medical institutions in the territory. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF TOE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. BOY WHE Boyer R. M., Yermillion. Brecht Frederick Adolph, Yankton. Grad. Leipzig Saxonia, Ger.; eleveu courses in med. univ. of Leipsic. Conly W. J., Elk Point. Corliss E., Yankton. Cougar O. H., Yankton. Henry D. H., Sioux Falls. Jamison J. W., Yankton. Lewis J. G., Yermillion. Livingston Henry E., Fort Thompson. Lvon Samuel, Yermillion. McCarty A. L., Yankton. Moon G. E., Yankton. Niedelet S. N., Yankton. Philips J. L., Sioux Palls. Eobinson M. T., Elk Point. Smith D. W. E., Elk Point. Stevens O. F., Adelescat. Thomas K. I., Greenwood. Tremain John, Sioux Valley. Van Velsor J. B., Yankton. Wheelock J. W., Yankton. 84 MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE. HISTORY AKD GEOGRAPHY OF DELAWARE. About the year 1631, the Dutch planted a feeble colony near the present site of Lewistown, or Lewes, on Delaware Bay. It was the intention of G-ustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, tp found a colony in America, but not living to accomplish his purpose, his plans were car- ried out by the prime minister of his young daughter, Christiana, in 1638. This settlement was made and named after the young Queen. The Swedes held possession of the country until 1654, when it was seized by the Dutch Governor of New York. In 1664 it became an English province. In 1681, when King Charles II. granted to Penn his colony of Pennsylvania, Delaware was claimed by the Duke of York; from him it was purchased by William Penn and united to Pennsylvania. It became a separate province in 1703, and received its name from the Delaware River, which had been so named in honor of Lord De La Ware, the wise governor of Virginia. Delaware was governed by the charter granted to Penn, until the formation of a constitu- tion, September 20th 1776; a new constitution was formed on the 12th of June, 1792. The Constitution of the United States was ratified by this State, December 7tli, 1787. The surface is an almost perfect level, which in the southern part is marshy, and in the north is slightly undulating. There are no important rivers in the State, but its whole eastern border, with the exception of about twenty-five miles of Atlantic coast, is washed by the Delaware River and Bay. "This State covers an area of 2120 square miles, and has a population of 125,015. The number of physicians and surgeons is 170. Twenty-six per cent, of the annual number of deaths is caused by phthisis. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF DELAWARE. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. State Medical Society New Castle county D. Hall. Kent county Wilmington Medical Society MEDICAL LAWS OF DELAWARE. The physicians associated as “ The President and Fellows of the Medical Society of Dela- ware,” are a corporation, possessing all the franchises, powers and incidents of a corpora- tion aggregate. They may choose, at an annual stated meeting, from among the Fellows, a President of the Society, a medical board of examiners for the State, and such other officers as may be necessary, who must be elected by ballot and a majority of votes, and shall serve for one year, or until others are chosen. They may also choose and admit other Fellows, proposed for admission, according to the by-laws. The medical board of examiners, which consists of as many Fellows as the Society deems proper, can appoint its own president and secretary, and has power to grant licenses, under the signatures of the members of t'he board, for the practice of medicine and surgery in this State. A license to practise medicine or surgery must be granted to any person who applies for the same and produces a diploma from a respectable medical college, or, upon full and im- partial examination, is found qualified to practise. For each license ten dollars must be paid to the secretary of the board, who shall hand the same to the treasurer of the society. Three members of the board of examiners may grant a certificate to practise medicine and surgery in this State, which shall be good only until the next regular meeting of the board. The person who applies for a certificate, must show by diploma, or upon examination, that he is qualified to practise. A second certificate shall not be granted to the same person. No person, without a license or certificate from the board of examiners, can practise medi- cine and surgery and charge and demand any compensation therefor in this State, unless he 85 86 DELAWARE. was a practitioner in the State before February 4th, 1822, or resides in and is regularly ad- mitted to practise medicine and surgery in some other State. Any one, who violates this provision, is guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of not less than fifty or more than one thousand dollars. But those who practise exclusively the Thomsonian, Botanic or Homoeopathic Systems of Medicine and charge compensation for their services, or, without a license, practise medicine, gratuitously, and accept any gratuity or reward voluntarily given for their services, are not liable to this penalty, nor guilty of a misdemeanor. The Medical Society 1ms power to make rules for the government of the medical board and appoint its time and place of meeting, provided all acts of the society are done by a majority of Fellows present at a meeting regularly held.—Bev.Code, p. 127, etc. Physicians are exempt from jury service.—/bid., p. 384. UAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE. AND JOH Anderson E. S., Dover. Askew Henry F., Wilmington. Member Am. med. asso. (v.-pres., 1860; pres. 1867.) Barr W. H., Middletown. Black J. J., New Castle. Bullock , (h) Wilmington. Burr Horace, New Castle. Burton F. G., Millsboro’. Burton HR., Frankford. Bush Lewis P., Wilmington. Member Am. med. asso., 1871. Cahill Thomas, Frederica. Cardeza J. T. M., Claymont. Carey D., Milton. Carey John F., Milford. Chamberlain G. G., Middletown. Chandler Joseph P., Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of Pa. (no date.) Chandler Joseph H., Centreville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Del.; surg. U. S. vols. daring the late war. Chandler Swithian, Newport. Clark N., Newark. Clark N. II., Newport. Clawson James Emory, Smyrna. B. A., Dickinson coll., 1853; A. M., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md. (no* date); member med. soc. of Del. (pres. 1872); deleg. Am. med. asso., 1872. Clayton George W., Wilmington. Coliins Robert P., Milford. Collins AY. T., Smyrna. Conaway J. P., Georgetown. Conner David, Felton. Cooper E. AY., Camden. Cooper AY. H., Kenton. Cornelius AYilliam S., Glasgow. Crawford Geo. W., Glasgow. Crow AAr. IL, Wilmington. Cummins William, Smyrna. Curtis J. M., AYilmington. Daniel AYilliam, Smyrna. Davidson AYilliam C., Milford. Davison E. AY., Camden. Day Asbury Mitchell, Farmington. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Del. Dodd Robert J., Bridgeville. Draper James A., Wilmington. Dunlap F. S., Delaware City. Dunning Thomas S., (h) Middletown. B. A., Dickinson coll., 1867; M. A., 1870; M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Pliila., 1870; member Hahnemann inst. of Phila. Ellegood R. B., Concord. Ellison Frank L., Summit Ridge. Ferris Charles E., N'ew Castle. Fields William, Wilmington. Fisher Geo. D., Seaford. Fowler Alex., Newark. Fowler Edward, Laurel. Frame Thomas C., Magnolia. Goodwin J. A., Kenton. Greenleaf Robert Patterson, Ilenry Clay. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of New Castle co., and med. soc. of Del. Groves Benjamin B., New Castle. Gum , Frankford. Hall David II., Lewes. Member Am. med. asso., 1871. Hamilton W. W., Adelplii. Hamilton William, Odessa. Member Am. med. asso., 1871. Harlan Caleb, Wilmington. Harlan Charles, Wilmington. Harman G. S., Camden. Hearn Joseph, Milton. Henry C., Newark. Higgin Samuel J., Camden. Hirons R. S. W., Smyrna. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Hitch W. S., Laurel. Hopkins James M., Milford. Houston David H., Lewes. Hudders George W., Christiana. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Del. Irons Alexander, Newport. Jeffries C. R., Wilmington. Johns Joseph A., Bridgeville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Del. JOH DELAAYARE WIL 87 Johnson H. C., Greenwood. Johnson Robert P., Wilmington. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Johnson W. J., Wilmington. Jones Charles W., Wilmington. Jones James, Dover. Jones Joseph J., Bridgeville. Jump Isaac, Dover. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Jump Robert Purnell, Dover. M. D., Long isl. coll, hosp., 1865, and coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of Del. Kane J. K., Wilmington. Kemp J. McK., Delaware City. Kennedy Stiles, Newark. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; surg. confed. army 4 years; phys. to St. Louis mag- netic springs;—author of “ Iodoform : its Thera- peutic Effects,” 1870; “Magnetic and Mineral Springs of Michigan,” 1873. Kittenger L., (h) Wilmington. Knowles Jacob, Seaford. Knowles J. H. D., Seaford. Krichner C. W., Wilmington. Lafferty W. L., Canterbury. Lawton Charles Henry, (h) Wilmington. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1871; member Am. inst. of homeeo., and Hahnemann med. inst., Phila. Leslie W. W., New Castle. Lofland M. G., Milford. Lowber Alex., Newark. Lukens Isaiah, (h) Newport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date). McCabe Arthur, Selbyville. McColley F. P., Milford. McCollum S., Mary Dell. McFadden James P., Guniboro’. McKay Head J., Wilmington. McKee Robert B., Middletown. Mahoon C. L., (h) Smyrna. Maloney W. B., Smyrna. Marlin Hugh, Seaford. Marsh Joseph W., Lewes. Marsh E. W. W., Milton. Marshall S. D., Dovers Marshall W., Milford. Member Am. med asso., 1872. Maull D. W., Wilmington. Maull Geo. W., Georgetown. Miller S., Wilmington. Morris C. IJ., Wilmington. Mustard David L., Lewes. Negendank A., Wilmington. Osborne Richard Humfrey Greaves, Wilmington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member alumni soc. of univ. of Pa.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mercer co., N. Y., 1867. Owens Frederick James, Yernon. M. D., Phila. coll, of med., 1853; member med. soc. of Del.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Palmer David Daily, Concord. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Del. Parris John H., Black Bird. Phillips H. S., Wilmington. Porter John T., Wilmington. Porter Bob. K., Wilmington. Member Am. med asso., 1873. Powell C. C., Harrington. Pratt Nathan, Milford. Purnell W. G. W., Milford. Quimby Watson Pell, (h) Wilmington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Richards Charles Henry, Georgetown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member med. soc. of Del., and Am. med. asso., 1*72; had charge of Sussex co. almshouse 15 years ; — author of paper, “ Influence of Medical Socie- ties,” 1870. Rogers Timothy C., Willow Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of Kent co., med. soc. of Del., ami Am. med. asso., 1872 ;—author of paper, “ An Extraordinary Case of Hernia,” etc. Saulsbury G., Dover. Shakspeare E. O., Dover. Sharp J. W., Camden. Shaw Alex. R., t h) Newark. M. D., homeeo. coll, of Phila., 1857. Shipley Jos. P. II., Seaford. Sltortlidge E. C., Wilmington. Simms J. II., Wilmington. Skinner William I., Glasgow. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1870. Smitcher II. C., Wilmington. Stewart David, Port Penn. Stewart R. B., Bridgeville. Sudler Joseph B., Erankford. Sudler W. T., Bridgeville. Sutherland Rodwick, Red Lion. Swain W., Leipsic. Tantum Joseph R., (h) Wilmington. ■ M. D., homeeo. med. coll, of Phila. (no date) member Am. inst. of homojo. Tatum William, St. George. Thomas W. W., Wilmington. Thompson C. B., Magnolia. Thompson Jas. T., Guniboro’. Valandingham J. S., St. George. Yeasey James L., Summit Ridge. Wales J. P., Wilmington. Waples Joseph B., Georgetown. Warren M. A., Milford. Watson R. W., Milford. Welden Chas., Newport. West James D., Roxana. West Simeon Leslie, Wilmington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med soc. of Del. Whiteley A., Milford. Williard E. R., Wilmington. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Wolfe William E., Laurel. MEDICAL REGISTER 01 THE DISTRICT I (Mill HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. In December, 1788, the State of Maryland ceded to Congress ten square miles of its terri- tory for the seat of government of the United States. The next year Virginia offered the same or a less area, and by the Act of July 16, 1790, amended March 3, 1791, these cessions were accepted, and authority was given to the President to fix the boundaries of the District. This was done by proclamation of President Washington, March 30,1791. Sixty-four square miles were taken from Maryland and thirty-six from Virginia. In 1846 the portion taken from Virginia was retroceded. Until within a very short period the District was under the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress, now it has a territorial form of government. The surface is undulating, and the cities of Washington and Georgetown are surrounded on the north, east and west by a series of hills which add much to the beauty of the District, and afford many fine views of the cities, the river and the surrounding country. The Potomac River, which separates the District from Virginia, is about a mile wide at Washington, and is navigable for large sea-going vessels to Georgetown, which is at the head of navigation. The “ eastern branch,” or Analostan River, and Rock Creek, both considerable streams, empty into the Potomac at Washington. In 1870 the District had a population of 131,700, and the number of physicians and surgeons was 326 ; there are also a large number of physicians employed in the Government offices who “ do a little practising after office hours.” Phthisis is the cause of about twenty per cent, of the annual number of deaths. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. The National Medical College ; otherwise called the Medical Department of Columbian University ; was organized in 1825. The faculty consists of seven professors and a demon- strator. The course commences on the first Monday in October, and continues until the first of March. The lectures are delivered in the afternoon and evening. Clinical instruc- tion is given at the Providence Hospital, at the Children’s Hospital, and the Dispensary of the Columbia Hospital for Women is free to all students. Obstetric cases are given to advanced students. This institution has well arranged dissecting and surgical rooms. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $135; aimtomy, $10 ; graduation, $30. The Medical Department of Georgetown College was organized in 1850. The faculty consists of seven professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The course is the same and the hours are the same as those of the National Medical College. The college building is within a few feet of the Army Medical Museum, which of the best existing collections of pathological, anatomical, and other specimens interesting to the physician. Clinical instruction is given at the college. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $105 ; demonstrator’s fee, $10 ; diploma, $30. Medical Department of Howard University.—In this institution instruction is given regardless of color or sex. There are seven professors and three lecturers. The course consists of lectures, daily clinical instruction at the Freedman’s General Hospital and Asylum, situated within the grounds of the institution. Advanced students are given obstetric and minor surgical cases. Chemical manipulation and the dispensing of medicines are practically taught. The fees are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $100; graduation, $25. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. Providence Hospital.—This institution occupies an elegant brick edifice a short distance southeast of the Capitol, anti will accommodate two hundred patients. It is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Patients who are able to pay are charged $0 per week, or if a private room is desired, u slight advance upon this amount. This hospital has received a large donation from Congress. Columbia Hospital for Women.—This hospital accommodates seventy-five patients, and is devoted exclusively to females. Fifty beds are free. The wives and widows of United States soldiers and sailors are in all cases admitted free. The terms of actmission are from $6 to $10 per week, according to the room required. A dispensary for women and children is connected with this hospital. 88 89 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Government Hospital for the Insane.—This asylum is upon high ground on the south- east side of the eastern branch of the Potomac. The insane of the army and navy, the revenue service, the indigent insane of the District, and a few pay patients are received here. The building is not only perfectly adapted for the purpose for which it was intended, but it is also very attractive to the eye, and is surrounded by beautiful grounds sloping gradually to the water’s edge. The asylum has always been under the care Of most able medical men, who have given their lives to the study of insanity and its treatment, and deserves the high rank it has taken. The Military Asylum, better known as the “ Old Soldier’s Home,” is a beautiful building situated among the hills north of the city in the midst of an elegant park. Every soldier in the army is taxed twelve and a half cents per month for the support of this institution, and when they become old or disabled they here find a home. The Naval Hospital is situated in the eastern part of the city, and is an elegant building, with all the modern improvements. About one hundred patients can be received here. The Freedman’s Hospital, as has been mentioned, is within the grounds of Howard University. There are about 150 beds in this hospital. St. Ann’s Infant Asylum is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Foundlings are received and taken care of, and there is also a lying-in department connected with this institution. There is a Children’s Hospital on E street between Eighth and Ninth streets, but we have no information in regard to it. About 600 patients are prescribed for at the Central Dispensary every year. There is a City Small-pox Hospital under the care of the Board' of Health of the District. . MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF THE DISTRICT. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society, District of Columbia T. E. Morgan Medical Association, District of Columbia J. W. Lovejoy Clinico-Pathological Society of Washington S. C. Busey Medical Soc. of the Alumni of Georgetown Coll....W. Evans C. Y. N. Callan. Hid DIRECTORY OF Ti DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. GEORGETOWN, D. 0. Appleby James Frederick Ross, 106 Gay. B. A., Lafayette coll., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1867; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C.; phys. to poor and alms- house. Cragin Charles II., 124 Dunbarton st. Member med. asso. of I). C. Kleinschmidt C. H. A., 74 Congress st. Grad, royal coll, at Alinden, Prussia, 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1862; rec. sec. med. soc., 1873; member med. asso. of D. C., Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Lockerman Thomas G., 29 First st. Mackall Lewis, Jr., Bridge, cor. Congress. Member med. asso. of D. C. Magruder Hezekiah, 44 Third st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Marbury AFilliam, 215 Bridge st. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Peter Armistead, 100 Gay st. Member, and one of board of exam, for 1873, of med. asso. of P. C.; one of councillors, 1873, of med..soc. of D. C.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Porter James J., Bridge & Montgomery sts. APP LAT Porter Horace Thornhill, Bridge & Mont- gomery sts. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1870; mem- ber med. asso. of alumni of Georgetown coll. • phys. to poor of Georgetown. Biley Joshua, 91 Gay st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Ritchie Joshua A., 40 First st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Ritchie Louis Warfield, 40 First st. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Seaton D. P., 25 West st. Shekel Abram B., 168 High st. Shoemaker William L., 141 AFest st. Southworth Richmond J., 75 High st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Tyler Grafton, 135 AFasliington st. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Tyler AFilliam B., 135 AFasliington st. Member med. asso. of D. C. AFilliams Bodisco, 20 Potomac st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Christie Arthur, Uniontown. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Latimer Joseph T., Uniontown. 90 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHIKGTOK, D. C. POPULATION, 109,204. ADA BUL Adams Elmore, A., 422 Eighth st., S. E. Adams J. Lee, 1335 E st., S. E. Member med. asso. of D. C. Allen Charles, 947 Md. ave., S. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Antisell Thomas. Member med. asso. of D. C.in the employ of the Government of Japan. Armstrong TVm. J., 1629 Conn. ave.,X. TV. Member med. asso. of I). C. Ashford Francis A., 1330 X. Y. ave. Member med. asso. of D. C.; librarian of Am. med. asso.; treas. med. soc. of D. C. Augusta Alex. T., 1319 L st., X. TV. Bachelor of med., Trinity coll., Canada; hon. de- gree A. M. and M. D. Howard univ., 1871; member acad. of med., Washington; prof. surg. and descrip, anat, and clinical lect. on dis. of skin, med. dep’t of Howard univ.; v.-pres. Howard gen’l hosp., U. S. vols. Baldwin William Oliver, 1915 Pa. ave. M. D., national med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of D. C.; surg. U. S. army 2 years and 10 months. Barker Howard H., 1106 H st., X. TV. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1870; mem- ber med. soc. and med. asso. of D. Cj ; member clinico-pathological soc., and med. soc. of alumni of Georgetown coll.; one of the phys. in charge of dis. of worn, and chil. at “ Central Dis- pensary.” Barnard William T., 1000 Va. ave., X. TV. Barnes Joseph D., 1802 II st., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Barnes Joseph Iv., Jr., 1723 II st.. X. TV. Barrett 511 Twelfth st., X. TV. Bascom John B., 1024 Xineteenth st., X. TV. Baxter J. B. G., 933 O st., X. TV. Baxter Jedediah Hyde, 704 Fourteenth st., X. TV. A. B., univ. of Vt., 1859; A. M., 1871; M. D., univ. of Vt., 1860; member med. asso. of D. C., and Am*, died, asso., 1872; corresp. member acad. nat. sciences of Phila., and of gynaecologi- cal soc. of Boston; surg. TJ. S. vols.;—author of “ Preliminary Reports of Med. Statistics; ” provost marsh, genl’s bureau. Beale J. S., 206 Pa. ave., E. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1869; mem- ber med. soc. of D. C., and med. asso. of D. C.; house surg. to Providence hosp. of D. C. Behrend Adajah, 709 II st., X. TV. Member med. asso. of I). C. Bell Ralph, 944 L st,, X. TV. Bigelow John R., 53 II st., X. TV. Blair David, 1415 L st., X. TV. Phys. Freedman’s hosp. Blake E. Tucker, 127 E st., X. TV. Blake John B., 127 E stM 1ST. TV. Blanchard S. B., 2130 Penn, ave., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Bliss D. W., 1333 F st., 1ST. W. Phys. and sec. board of health. Boarman Charles Vernon, 1114 Md. are., S. W. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1871; member med. soc., med. asso. of D. C., and soc. of alumni of Georgetown coll.; v.-pres. of cen- tral dispens., and one of the staff. Bogan M. V. B., 604 Mass, ave., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Bogan Samuel TV., 310 I st., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. BogueAlmos P., 1213 Twenty-first st., X. TV Boldeman Theodore, 464 C st., X. TV. Bond Samuel S., 1121 I st., X. TV. M. D., med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso. 1872 Boreland Andrew J., 903 Sixth st., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Borrows Joseph, 921 E st., IS-. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Bowen Charles II., 603 Mass. ave. Member med. asso. of D. C. Bowen James L., 928 E st., S. TV. Bowen John TV., 1425 Eleventh st., AT. TV. Bowen John TV., 1336 Sixth st., FT. TV. Boyd William, 108 Va. ave. Boyle Cornelius, 213 Four-and-a-lialf st. X.W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso. 1872. Bray John. 38 D st., S. E. Brinck C. TV., 222 Four-and-a-half st.. 1ST. TV. Briscoe Walter Clarke, C st., X. TV., 300 Ind. ave., X. TV. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1869; cor. sec. med. soc. of D. C., 1873; member med. asso. I of I). C., and soc. of alumni med. dep’t George- town coll. Broekenbrough A., 1731 Penn, ave., X. TV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Brooks George TV., 322 E st., S. TV. Brothers Lewis J., 906 B st., S. TV. Brown Andrew J., 610 I st., X. TV. Brown Charles F., 603 I st., X.TV. Bruckheimer Moses, 471 C st., S. TV. M. D., med. dep’t of Columbian coll., 186S; mem- ber med. asso., and med. soc. of D. C. Buck Alonzo M. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of D. C.; hosp. stew., and ass’t surg. U. S. army 101 years. Buck James A., Rock Creek road. Bulkley John TV., 1104 F st., X. TV. Member and councillor med. asso. of D. C., and one of board of exam, of med. soc. of D. C., 1873. BUS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. FOR 91 Busey Samuel Clagett, 1731 Pa. ave., N. W. M. £>., uuiv. of Pa., 1848; member med. soc. of D. C., med. asso. of D. C.; pres, clinico-patho- logical soc. of D. C., 1873; pres. med. club of D. C., 1873; phys. to “Louisa Home;” phys. in charge of dis. child, of Columbia disp’s; one of the phys. of child, hosp. Buslmell J., Hutchins, 1315 Tenth st., N. W. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Butt William, 615 M st., N. W. Member med. asso. of I). C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Callan Cornelius Van Ness, 2408 Pa. ave., N.W. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1868; mem- ber med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C., sec. soc. of alumni of Georgetown coll. Calvert Edward II., 62 Defrees st. Chase Robert H., Government Hospital. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Cayuga, N. Y.; ass’t phys. govt. hosp. for insane. Clark Eugene B., Room 151 Patent Office. Clark Joseph C., 804 E st., N. W. Combs William IT., 910 Eighth st., S. E. Member med. asso. of H. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Condict Henry F., 406 Sixth st., N. W. Member med. asso. of I). C. Cook B. C., 1305 Md. ave., S. W. Cox Christopher Christian, 1335 F st., N. Grad, of Yale coll., 1835; LL. D., Trinity coll. Hartford, Conn., 1867; att. lec. med. dep’t of Yale, and univ. of Md.; M. D., Washington med. coll., 1838; member Baltimore med. asso., med. and chirurg. soc. of Md., and Am. med. asso., 1872; U. S. com. of pensions, 1868; pres, board of health, D. C., 1871; v.-pres. Am. med. asso., 1863; pres, of med. and chirurg. soc. of Md.; prof. inst. of med. in Phila. coll, of med., 1849; prof, of med. jurisprudence and hyg., Georgetown med. coll., 1871; hon. member, of it. I. med. soc.; hon. member of British med. asso.; member of Am. union acad. of literature, science and art, etc.; brig, surg., med. purv. of Middle dep’t; surg. gen. State of Md.;—ed. of “ National Med. Jour.”—author of various med. papers before Am. med. asso., etc. Cragin Charles Hartwell. A. B., Amherst coll., 1837 ; A. M., 1840 ; M. D., national med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of D. C., and med. asso. of D. C. - Craig B. F., 512 Tenth st., N. W. Member med. asso. of I). C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Crew Sami. Butterworth, 509 list.,N.W. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1843; member and sec. acad. of med. of D. C., 1872; formerly member of med. soc. of Clermont co., O. ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months, surg. 2 yrs. Croggon Richard C., 507 Seventli st., S. W. Member Am. med. asso. ~-Croghan Patrick A. D., 227 K st., N. W. Licentiate soc. of apothecaries, Dublin; M. D., Queen’s coll., Cork, Ire., 1859; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C.; surg. royal navy, Eng.; surg. U. S. vols. Crosson Henry J., 68 Defrees st., N. W. Crouse John L., 222 E. Cap., N. E. Cull Abner H., 1003 Eighth st., S. E. Culver Frederick B., 809 E st., N. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Darby Ralph P., Four-and-a-half, cor.Pa.ave. Dart Anson, St. Cloud Hotel. Davidson James M., 73 Defrees st., 1ST. W. Davis Geo. M., 1809 Thirteenth st., ,N. W. Dexter James E., 322 Eour-and-a-half st., 1ST. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Dorsey Loyd D., 1007 Ninth st., N. W. Dorsey Thomas G., 400 B st., N. W. Dovilliers L. V., 1227 Thirteenth st., N. W. Dove Geo. M., 210 Eour-and-a-half st., N. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Draper Lemuel J., 1909 Pa. ave., N. W. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854 ; member med. asso., med. soc. of D. C., and Am. med. asso.; phys. and exam. surg. for pensions ; med. exam, life ins. co.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3 years; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Drinkhard William Beverly, 1403 N. Y. ave., N.W. M. D., med. dep’t Columbia coll., 1866; grad, royal coll. surg. of London, 1865; member med. soc. and med. asso. of 1). C., Am. med. asso., and clinico-pathological soc. of D. C.; prof. anat. med. dep’t of Columbia coll.; one of the surg. to children’s hosp. Duhamel Win. Jas. Chamberlin, 1119 Tenth st., N. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso. Duncanson Henry A., 909 II st., N. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Dunnavant William C., 913 Twentieth st., N.W. Duvall W. T. S., 1209 L st., N.W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Eckhardt Charles H., 917 K st., N. W. Edlin Alfred, 317 C st., N. W. Edsen S. A., (h) 734 Eighth st., N. W. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1854 ; mem- ber Am. inst. of hoinoeo. Edwards William, 616 N. Cap., N. W. Eliot Johnson, 510 E st., N. W. Hon. A. M. and doctor of pharmacy, Georgetown coll, (no date); M. D., med. dep’t of Columbia coll., 1843; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso.; dean and prof, of surg. med. dep’t of Georgetown coll.; police surg.; consult, surg. of Providence hosp., St. John’s hosp., and infants’ hosp.: member board of surg. and phys. to Columbia lying-in hosp. Erly Francis W. J., 323 Eleventh st. Evans Daniel S., 1415 K st., N. W. Evans Warwick, 1000 Sixth st., N. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso.; pres. med. s., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1860; member med. soc. of Knox co., O.; ass’t phys. gov. hosp. for insane; specialty, mental disease. Morse E. Malcom, 911 Thirteenth st., X. W. Muncaster Otho M., 904 F st., X. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Mundell John II., 2108 I st., X. W. Xalley Charles Francis, 904 Sixth st., X. IV. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Xaylor William L., 456 M st., X. IV. Xewman William G. II., 2410 Pa. ave., X. IV. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Xewton Lewis E., 307 II st., X. IV. Member med asso. of D. C. Xichols Charles II., Gov’t IIosp. for Insane. Hon. M. A., Union coll, of Schenectady, N. Y.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1843; member asso. supt. of Am. institutions for insane, med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872; super- intendent of Bloomington hosp. for insane, 1849 to 1854, of gov. hosp. for insane since 1855; trustee of Columbian univ.; director of Colum- bia hosp. for women; act. ass’t surg. in gen’l hosp. for U. S. vols. during war;—author of Reports of Bloomingdale Asylum for Insane, 1849-51, and of Gov’t Hosp. for Insane from 1855; specialty, mental diseases. Xichols Danforth Bliss, Howard TJniv. A. B., Oberlin coll., 1839; A. M., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t of Howard univ. (no date); member acad. med. of Washington; librarian Howard univ. Xorris Basil, 1829 G st., X. IV. Member med. asso. of D. C. Xorton Ilervey J., 640 G st., S. E. 94 O’CO DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. STE O’Connor Joseph T., 1331 G st., Y. W. Palmer William Gray, 929 II st., Y. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Parke Joseph M., 444 O st., Y. W. Parker Peter, 2 Jackson Place. Parkinson Clinton, 1003 O st., Y. W. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Georgetown, 1869; mem- ber soc. alumni univ. of Georgetown; hosp. steward U. S. vols. Parsons John, 709 E st., S. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Patterson De Witt C., 919 I st., Y.W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Patz Adolphus, Franklin House. Member med. asso. of D. C.; librarian med. soc. of D. C., 1873. Phillips J., 1333 G st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Pierce Albert S., 926 Y. Y. ave., Y. W. Pope Gustavus W., (h) 1334 I st., Y. W. Porter Henry C., 223 E. st., Y. W. Porter II. R. Member Am. med. asso. Poulton William E.,426 Four-and-a-half st., S. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Prentiss Daniel Webster, 1248 Yinth st., Y.W. B. Pit., Columbian coll. ofD. C., 1861; hon. A. M., 1864; member med. soc., and med. asso. of D.C., Am. med. asso., clinico-patholog. soc. of Wash.; surg. in charge dis. of eye and ear, Columbia dispens.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 1 year, in gen’l hosp. Purrington Tobias, 1108 F st., Y. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Purvis Charles B., 1118 Thirteenth st., Y. W. RadclifFe Sam. J., 610 Fourteenth st., Y.W. Hon. A. M., univ. of Georgetown, 1866 ; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Georgetown, 1852; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C., med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore, and Am. med. asso., 1872; one of attend, surg. St. John’s hosp. for children, and gen’l hosp.; late phys. and surg. soldiers’ and sailors’ orphans’ home; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A.; and surg. in charge gen’l hosp. 3 years, etc. Raiiis Webster, Four-and-a-half st. and Ya. ave., S. W. Ramsey Wm. Tyler, 1326 Y.Y. ave., Y.W. M. D., med. dep’tof Columbian univ., 1871; mem- ber med. asso of D. C.; v.-pres. coll. soc. of Columbian coll.; rec. sec. alumni soc. of Colum- bian coll. Ranterberger Lewis E., 1108 Tenth st., Y.W. Reiley James R., 349 C st., S. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Reyburn Robert, 628 F st., Y. W. A. M., Howard univ., 1872; M. D., Phila. coll, of med., 1856; member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. in charge Freed- man’s hosp.; visiting surg. St. John’s hosp. for children; prof. surg. med. dep’t of Howard univ.; act. ass’t surg. U.S. vols. 1 year, 3 months; surg. U.S. vols. July, 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. A. 1867; specialty—surgery. Reynolds Wralte'r B., 486 F st., S. W. Riching Henry, 1333 F st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y.; inspecting surg. of armory hosp. 2 years. Riley John C., 1407 If. Y. ave., Y. W. A. 15., Georgetown coll., 1848 ; A. M., 1851; M. D., med. dep’tof Columbian coll.; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C., coll. med. soc., and Am. med. asso., 1872; phys. providence hosp.; act. ass’t surg. in charge of army hosp., 1863. Ripley Z. Howe, 1231 G st., Y. W. Ritter Frederick W., 404 Sixth st., Y. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Robbins II. A. Member med. asso. of D. C. Roberts William E., 715 G st., S. E. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Ross William II., 1000 F st., 1ST. W. Member med. asso. of D. C.; sec. med. soc. of alumni of Georgetown coll. Rowland John II., 600 Sixth st., Y. W. Rupp Frederick, 812 O st., Y. W. Russell William R., 1425 K st., Y. W. St. Clair Francis O., 1428 R. I. ave., Y. W. Salter Francis, 218 Third st., X. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Sampson George C., 935 Y. Y. ave., X. W. Member med. asso. of D. C.; sec. clinico-patholog. soc. of Washington. Sawtelle Henry W., 1005 II st., Y. W. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Schafhirt Frederick, 631 M st., Y. W. Schmidt Charles F., 1242 Eleventh st., Y.W. Scholl Joseph, 712 D st., Y. W. Member med. asso. of I). C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Schucking Prosper L., 1131 Eleventh st. Sears Jalien, 1117 Tenth st., Y. W. Seaton Daniel P., 806 M st., Y. W. Shedd William 13., (e) 903 E st., Y. W. Shinier Reuben, 532 Sixth st., S. E. Skerrett David C., 511 P st., Y. W. Smith Thomas C., 1133 Twelfth st., Y. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Sonenschmidt Charles W., 620 E st., Y.W. M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll., 1867 : member and sec. for 1873 homoeo. med. soc. of Washing- ton, and Am. inst, of homoeo. Sothoron James T.. 1919 I st., Y. W. Sowers Zachary Turner, 1313 Y. Y. ave. P. 15., Columbian univ.; M. D., national med. coll., 1870, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; mem- ber med. soc. of D. C.; phys. in charge small- pox and fever hosp., Blackwell’s isl., 1872; demonstrator of anatomy nat. med. coll., 1873. Sparling Frederick W.‘ 1018 Eighth ave., Y. W. Stanton Joshua Otis, 1213 F st., Y. W. M. 1). Bowdoin med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. and med. asso. of D. C., and gyna?cological soc. of Boston; act. ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years and 4 months. . Stearns Jno., 1401 K st., Y.W. Member med. asso. of P. C. Stearns Sargent S., 924 Pa. ave. Stedman Geo. W., S. W. cor. Eighth and D sts. Y. W. Stewart w’. D.‘ 1401 Y. Y. ave., Y. W. Stewart William D., 1213 T st., Y. W. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849; ad eund. deg. med. dep’t univ. of N.Y., 1851; mem. med. soc. of D. C., Am. med. asso., and national acad. of science, art and literature; surg. U. S. vols. 41 years: brevet It.-col. “ for long, faithful and meritorious service” as surg. U. S. vols.; sanitary inspec. board of health, D. C. SUD DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. YOU 95 Suddarth James L., 738 Third st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Sullivan James B., 909 O st., FT. W. Sylvester Geo., 1417 Third st., FT. W. Taber Amon C., 817 Twenty-second, FT. W. Tarkington Joseph A., Ill Pa. ave., FT. W. M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll., Io70; v.-pres. med. soc. alumni of Georgetown coll.; member med. soc. and med asso. of D. C.; censor acad. of med. Taylor Leroy M., 703 M st., FT. W.. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1860. Thomas Alfred, 602 Eleventh st., FT. W. Thomas James M., 509 Seventh st., FT. W. Thompson Benedict, 608 II st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Thompson James, 900 B st., FT. W. Thompson J. Ford, 1316 G st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872; v.-pres. med. soc. ofP. C., 1873. Thompson J. Harry, 1324 Mass. ave. Surg. in charge Columbia hosp.; member med. asso. of D. (’., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Thompson L. S., 1422 F st., FT. W. Tindall William I)., 406 Third st., FT. W. Todd Seth J., 231 E st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., Am. med. asso., 1872. Toner Joseph Meridith, 615 La. ave., FT.W. Hon. B. A., Georgetown coll., 1868; M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1850; ad eund. Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc., pres. med. asso. of D. C., and alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.; v.-pres. med. soc. of D. C., 1870; pres. 1871; pres. Am. med. asso., 1873; one of the founders of Providence hosp., 1861; had charge 1 year; corres. member Albany inst. of N. Y., and gynajcological soc. of Boston;—author of‘‘Ar- rest of Development of Cranial Bones—Epi- lepsy;” “Abortion in its Medical and Moral Aspects;” “Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1869; “Compulsory Vaccination,” 1865 ; “ History of Inoculation in Penn.,” 1865; “Anniversary Oration before Med. Soc. of D. C.,” 1866; “ His- tory of Inoculation in Mass.,” 1867 ; “Medical Register and Directory of Washington, D. C.,” 1 67; “ Address at Dedication of Med. Hall,” Washington, 1869; “ Necrological Note of Sur- geons of Rebellion,” 1870 ; “ Statistics of Repre- sentation in Am. Med. Association,” 1870. Torrey Erast us G., 320 Ind. ave. Tree C. M., 514 Twelfth st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C. Tucker Alplieus, cor. Four-and-a-half st. and Pa. ave; Tucker W. McK. Member med. asso. of D. C. Turpin Henry W., 608 Twelfth st., FT. W. Tweedy Overton, 1207 G st., FT. W. Tyson Samuel E., 1313 FT. Y. ave. Member med. asso. of I). C. Yan Arnum John W., 1529 Fourteenth st., FT. W. Yan Camp Aaron, 240 First st., S. E. Verdi Tullio Suzzara, h) 1405 G st., FT. IV. Graduate of gymnasium of literature and science, Mantua, Italy; M. A. from same coll.; M. D., Pa. homoeo. med. coll., 1856; certified clinical student Phila. hosp., 1856; pres. Washington homoeo. med. soc.; director of Washington homoeo. disps.; member board of health and health officer of D. C., member Am. Union acad. of literature, science and art, Am. inst. of homoeo., and Hahnemann med. inst. Phila.;—author of “ Maternity; a popidar Treatise for young Wives and Mothers.” Waggaman Samuel J., 601 II st., 1ST. IV. Walsh Francis S., 221 E st., 1ST. W. Walsh John Kearney, 1112 Fourteenth st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Walsh Joseph, 645 E st., S. E. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso.. 1872. Walsh Ralph S. L.,227 Four-and-a-half st., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Walter John, Jr., 1011 E st., FT. W. Waters Bernard, 629 A st., FT. W. Waters William FT., 903 E st., FT. W. Watkins Lewis, 733 FTinth st., FT. W. Watts Sammel R., 1008Nineteenth st., FT. W. Wells Frank, 1608 Tenth st., FT. W. What ton John S., 1537 Columbia st., FT. W. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Va.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Whiteley William II., 1235 Mass, ave., FT. W. Member med. asso of D. C. Willett John E., 476 F st., FT. W. Williams William A., 432 Third st., S. W. Williamson Amos FT., 486 F st., 8. IF. Wilmer William R., 931 R. I. ave., FT. W. Wilson Henry, 811 FTinth st., FT. W. Winter John T., 1613 Tenth st., FT. W. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., 1870; mem- ber med. soc and med. as$o. of D. C.; med. soc of alumni of Georgetown coll. Wise Thomas W., 725 First st. Member med. asso. of D. C. Wolhaupter David P., 206 FT. Y. ave. Member me 1. asso. of D. C. Woodbury Henry E., 912 Twelfth st., FT. Member med. asso. of D. C. Woodworth John M., Supervising Surgeon U. S. Marine Hospital Service. Hon. deg. M. A., univ. of Chicago, le68; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862; one special course, Berlin and Vienna with hon. M. D.; member Chicago med. soc., med. soc. of 111., gynaecologi- cal soc. of Boston, Am. public health asso. ; pres, alumni asso. Chicago med. coll., 1870; member Am. asso. for advance, of science; cor- res. member Phila. acad. of science, and Chicago acad. of science; lecturer on physiology and histology, Chicago med. coll., 1866-8; lecturer on comparative anat., 1868-9; surg. Soldiers Home, Chicago; sanitary insp. Chicago board of health; surg. U. S. vols., and med. insp. and director 3 years;—author of, “ Primary surgery of Gen’l Sherman’s Campaigns,” “ Hospitals and Hospital Construction,” and various papers and reports. Young James T., 1336 FT. Y. ave., FT. W. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member and sec. of med. asso. of D. C.; treas. clinico- pathological soc.; lecturer on dis. of heart .and lungs, national med. coll., 1865-7; member board of health, 1867 to 1868; phys. Columbia disp., 1870. Young FToble, 344 Pa. ave., FT. W. Member med. asso. of D. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Young Parke G., 1334 Seventh st., FT. W. Young William P., 109 D st., FT. W. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc., and med. asso. of D. C.; surg. confed. army. MEDICAL REGISTER l)F HE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF FLORIDA. Ponce de Leon, who discovered this portion of North America in 1512, named it Florida, in commemoration of the day lie landed there, which was the Pasquas de Flores of the Spaniards, or “ Feast of Flowers,” otherwise known as Easter Sunday. By the Treaty of 1763, which established peace between Spain and England, Florida was ceded to the English in exchange for Havana, which had been taken by the English fleet during the war. The British held the country for about twenty years, and then, in 1783, re-ceded it to Spain in exchange for the Bahama Islands. Florida was ceded to the United States by treaty concluded in 1819 with Spain ; was or- ganized as a Territory, March 30, 1822, and admitted into the Union as a State, March 3, 1845. A terrible Indian war commenced in 1835, and desolated the country for several years. The population of Florida was, in 1870, according to the census of that date, 187,748 ; the number of physicians and surgeons 248. Florida has an area of 59,268 square miles, a sea-coast line of 1000 miles, and a climate which, for mildness and evenness of tem- perature, surpasses even that of Italy. The maximum temperature in summer is generally about 85°, and in winter, 45° Fahrenheit. Phthisis is the cause of about six per cent, of the whole number of deaths per annum. The surface of Florida is generally low, seldom rising higher than 300 feet above the level of the sea. According to Agassiz, the whole peninsula is a series of coral reefs covered with surface soil. [See “Methods of Study,” chapter xii.; “First Lessons in Natural History,” by Mrs. Agassiz; and the “ Coast Survey Reports ” for 1851 and 1852.] A large portion of the southern extremity of the State is covered by everglades, a kind of shallow lake filled with tall grass, and having many small islands covered with luxuriant vegetation. The soil is generally sandy, with the exception of the hummocks, which consist of a mixture of clay and sand. These hummocks exist throughout the State, and are covered, except where cultivated, by oaks, dogwood, mahogany, and pine trees. The rich alluvions bor- dering the streams, known as savannas, yield" large crops of sugar and rice. Sea-island cotton, tobacco, indigo, fruits of all kinds, and fibre-producing plants, are cultivated, while mahogany, boxwood, satin-wood, lignum vitae, and other fine woods abound in the forests. The St. John’s River, flowing into the Atlantic, is navigable, for vessels of eight feet draft, for over one hundred miles from its mouth. The Suwannee and the Appalaehicola, emptying into the Gulf, are fine streams. This State possesses many fine harbors, both upon the Atlantic and the Gulf coast; is watered by many rivers, and contains many small lakes, the largest of which is Lake Okeechobee, in the southern part of the peninsula. MINERAL SPRINGS OF FLORIDA. Green-Cove Spring is in Clay county, upon the hanks of the St. John’s River. The Spring may be reached by steamer from Jacksonville. The water contains sulphate of calcium, sulphate of magnesium, chloride of sodium, iron, and sulphuretted hydrogen, and lias a temperature of 76° Fahrenheit. This water is used as a bath, a large swimming pool, with dressing-rooms attached, being provided for guests. There are ample hotel accommodations. Orange Spring is upon the banks of the Ocklawalia River, in Marion county. The water has not been analyzed. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Marion county Ocala county Ocala T. K. Cathcart. Duval county A. J. Baldwin Dr. Drew. Leon county Tallahassee Medical Society MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF FLORIDA. 96 FLORIDA. 97 Any person who desires to practise medicine and surgery in this State, can do so by following one of these methods : 1st. He can tile, in the office of the Circuit Court of the county in which he intends to reside, a diploma from some medical college. 2d. Or, file, in the aforesaid office, a certificate signed by at least two practising physicians residing in this State, who are regular graduates of some medical college. 3d. Or, file in the aforesaid office a certificate, signed by a professor of a medical college, showing that the person who has received the certificate has attended one course of lectures in some medical college, and also a certificate from a physician. The horse, saddle, and bridle, and medical and professional books, not exceeding in value three hundred (300) dollars; and also one set of a dentist’s working-tools, not exceeding three hundred (300) dollars in value, are exempt from execution. Physicians are entitled to receive seventy-five (75) cents per day for attending persons in the jails of the State, and also the usual price for medicines furnished by them. Physicians are not required to serve on juries. Any physician, surgeon, or other person, who shall wilfully endeavor to spread small-pox without inoculation, or shall use any inoculation other than that called vaccination, unless by special permission of the County Commissioners, or the public authority of any town or city where the small-pox shall make its appearance, shall be punished by fine, not exceeding three hundred (300) dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding three months, at the discretion of the jury.—Thompson’'s Digest. MEDICAL LA AYS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. II1L DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ABE DUV Abernathy AY. B., Greenwood. Aldrich , Lake City. Allison William Perry* Live Oak. Grad, of high school, Oakland, Miss.; M. D., Mem- phis med. coll., 1847. Anderson R., Tallahassee. Babcock AY. EL, Gainesville. Badger Henry, Ocala. Baldwin A. S., Jacksonville. Barron Chas S., Key AYest. Pres. med. soc. of Key AVest. Bell L. B., Tallahassee. Bellamy R. B., Marianna. Bellenger AY., AYaukeenach. Belton G. W., Tallahassee. A. B., St. John’s coll., Annapolis, Md.; M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of Pa., 1845. Benton , Madison C. II. Best AV. J., Sanderson. Bettes J. N., Jacksonville. Bird F. A., Miccosukee. Blount F. FT. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1871. Blythewood I. F., Sandy Ford. Boemond Benj. Rush Snyder, Jackson- ville. Grad. Washington coll., 1851, ATale coll., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); member med. soc. of Duval co.; res. phys. Crit- tenden hosp.; a.ss’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Bond John S., Tallahassee. Bradford, AY. II., Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850. Branch Franklin, Tampa. M. D., Vt. acad. of med., 1825; cont. surg. U. S. army 6 years. Brett Z., Ocala. Brosnahan G. O., Pensacola. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859. Brosnahan I., Moleno. Burfonl William, Bronsen. Burroughs R. B., Tallahassee. Burton W. II., Madison. Butler , Tallahassee. Butler R. S., Pilatka. Butt , Ocala. Byrd F. A., Miccosukee Carn Julius Marcellus, Centreville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; corres. sec. med. soc. of Leon co. Cathcart T. K., Ocala. Cato Philip W., Newnar fille. Chapman A. W., Apalachicola. Cliieneva AY. M., Sumpterville. Clay E. G., Ferdinandino. Cohn Jacob, Madison. Cook Jno., Jacksonville. Coon I. S., Providence. Cormack W. F., Key AYest. Member med. soc. of Key AYest. Cowgill C. A., St. Augustine. Chrichton J. P., Jacksonville. Cull B. Q. A., Greenwood. Daniell R. P., Jacksonville. Daniel AY. A., Mandarin. Davidson , Quincy. Drake C. J., Milton. Drew C., Jacksonville. Dudley , Gainesville. Duval B. J., Madison. 98 EDW FLORIDA. PET Edwards T. II., Bailey’s Mills. Emery L. C. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1871. Emory S. S., Station 4. Fairbanks Otis, Tallahassee. Fennell , Greenwood. Feriber J., Tallahassee. Fernandez J. D., Mandaria. Fisher R. W., Tallahassee. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. Flake William, Quincy. Flowers A. G., Wellborn. Fugate R. M., Mulberry Hill. Furguson J. A., Ocala. Gardner II. M. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. Gardner Richmond, Tallahassee. Gardner R. N., Centreville. Gary Thomas Porter, Ocala. Grad. S. C. military acad., 1853; M. I)., med. coll, of S. C. (no date); member med. asso. of Marion co.; surg. confed. army. Godfrey J. T., Belleville. Gould F. J., Tampa. Member med. soc. of Key West. Gunn D. G., Campbellton. Hackney , Tampa. Hampton B. W., Sandy Ford. Hanes G. E., Pilatka. Hardee C., Live Oak. Hargis Robert Bell Smythe. M. l)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1844; surg. U. S. marine hosp., 1854-60author of various pa- pers in med. journals. Harris J. D., Miami. Harris Jephtha V., Key West. B. A., univ. of Miss., 1359; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years; ass’t surg. confed. navy 2 years. Harrison Robert, Fernandino. Harrison S. C.,-Sumpter Hill. Ilentz , Quincy. Herron J. S., Pensacola. Hines J. E., Madison. Hines W. J., Madison. Holden Julius Thomas, Marianna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855. Holmes II. M., Ocala. Holt . Lake city. Horsey C. W., Fernandino. Hortsman F., Key West. Member med. soc. of Key West. Howard J. C., Bronson. Hunter G. H., Lake City. Hunter J. M. G., Apalachicola. Hurts G. T., Quincy. Hutchingson M. M. T., Lake City. Jackson James M., (h) Bronson. A. B., univ. of S. C.; M. I)., univ. of La. (no date.) Johnson E. G., Syracuse. Jordan , Monticello. Kendrick Robert J., Leesburg. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. Kidder Franklin, Leesburg. Knight A. W., White Spring. Knot , Fernandino. Lamb R. W., Providence. Lawson II. M., Madison. Lee W. S., Pensacola. L’Engle I. C., Jacksonville Leffers James, Ellisville. Lewis J. C., Greenwood. Lewis J. O., Greenwood. Lewis R. P., Flemington. Lipford I. T., Waukeenach. McCoud , Madison. McHenry T. P., Newnansville. McKinstry J. F., Newnansville. McRay D. J., Pilatka. McRay G. W. A., Pilatka. Manes E., Crawfordville. Mathews A. N. Micanopy. Maxwell G. T., Jacksonville. Mitchell Charles Lucian, (e) Fort Mead. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1870; post surg. Tampa 6 months. Mitchell J. D., Jacksonville. Mitchell W. J., Pensacola. Montgomery Lucius, Micanopy. A. B., St. Joseph coll., 1860; M. D.,St. Louis med. coll., 1866;—author of various articles in med. journals. Moody Sloman William, Pilatka. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1857. Moore M. L., Lake City. Morse , Quincy. Mountain M., Vernon. Murray Robert D., Key West. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., and Jefferson med. coll., 1873; member Cleveland acad. of med., med. soc. of Key West, Am. med. asso., 1872, Kintland nat. hist. soc. of Cleveland ; surg. to coast survey, and U. S. marine hosp. Nash M. II., Tallahassee. Newsom Louis L., Campbellton. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1850; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Newsom S., Lake City. Olliver F. N. B., Lake City. Otto Joseph, Key West. Treas. med. soc. of Key West. Overstreet S. T., Live Oak. Palmer F. M., Monticello. Palmer J. D., Fernandino. Parker L., Jacksonville. Passley E. C., Flemington. Paterson John, Madison. M. I)., med. coll, of Savannah (no date); ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Peacock , Live Oak. Peck J. E., (h) St. Augustine. M. D. med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844. Pelote J. C., Manatee. Pennsy G. A., Gainesville. Penny Geo., Bronson. Perry Joseph, Starke. Perry Robert J., Key West. Member and sec. med. soc. of Key West. Peters F. M., Milton. PHI FLORIDA. WRI 99 Philips E., Marianna. Pierce Charles M., Pensacola. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); surg. of vols. from 1862 to 1866; quarantine surg. during 1867. Plummer J. W. O. R., Key West. Pope J. II., Madison. Pope W. H.j Madison. Powledge Gibson, Clear Water. Porter Joseph Y., Key West. Member med. soc. of Key X\ est. Pristow Francis, Wellborn. Ramos Jose E., Key West. V.-pres. med. soc. of Key West. Randolph A. L., Tallahassee. Randolph J. H., Tallahassee. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1831; pres. med. soc. of Leon co.: surg. of vol. in Fla., Indian war, 1835 and ’36; rr;ed. direct, confed. army, during late war. Reeves J. W., Concord. Roberts, C. O. O., Lake City. Rowland W. A., Belleville. Sabal Emile Talvande, Jacksonville. M. D., med. coll, of Ya.; 1862, and Long Island coll, hosp., 1860; has been city phys.; corres. sec. med. soc. of Duval co.; surg. confed. army during late war. Saes Dionisio T., Key West. Member med. soc. of Key West. Sayre G. W., Cerro Gordo. Scott Robert, Monticello. Scott W. J., Chattahoochee. Sessions A. M. R., Madison. M. D., med. coll, of Georgetown, 1844. Shelton V. U., Waldo. Shine W. F., St. Augustine. Simmons G. W. F., Leesburg. Simmons J. II., St. Augustine. Smith J. P., Mickosuki. Smoke Samuel Dunwoody, Alachana. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1859. Smoke G. D., Lake Butler. Smyth J. M., Cerro Gordo. Stanford Daniel, (e) Barton. Strise I. 1., St. Augustine. Suber J. J., Quincy. Taylor B. W., Monticello. Tennelle A. J. C., Greenwood. Thomas R. Y. R., Gainesville. Todd Patrick, Ocala. Turner Thomas, May Port. Veal W. R. O., Cotton Plant. A. B., H. C. inst., 1SC7; M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1869; member med. soc. of Marion Co. Vega Felipe De La, Key West. Member med. soc. of Key West. Vickey R. S., Key West. Member med. soc. of Key West. Wakefield Adoniram Judson, Jackson- ville. M. D., Mass. med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Duval co.; ex. surg. for U. S. pension office ; surg. U. S. marine hosp.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 7 years and 5 months. Wall Jolin,. Tampa. Wells R. M., Aldfia. West Theophilus, Marianna. M. D., Oglethorpe med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years; (no med. soc. in the co). Whitehead D. W., Key West. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843. Whitney E. E., Madison. Wiginton J. P., Columbus. Wilcox Samuel, Perry. W illiams J ames Alexander, 1ST e wnansville. M. D., med. coll, of Savannah, (no date); ass’t surg. confed. army, 1859. Williams L. R., Tampa. Wright C. C., Marianna. HE REGISTER Of 11 STATE Of GEORGIA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF GEORGIA. Georgia was the last settled of the Atlantic States. The charter granted by George II., June 9th, 1732, named the country between the Savannah and the Altamalia Rivers, Georgia, and gave it to Mr. Oglethorpe and other gentlemen, “ in trust for the poor.” In 1733 General Oglethorpe conducted the first settlers to the Savannah River, where they were soon joined by other colonists. The land was held under a military tenure, and was repeatedly invaded by the Spaniards from Florida. In 1752 the proprietary government was abolished and Georgia became a royal colony. The western part was detached from the present State in 1802, and now forms the States of Alabama and Mississippi. At tlie time of this cession to the United States, Georgia received a strip of land about twelve miles wide across the northern end of the State, this strip being a part of the cession of South Carolina to the General Government in 1787. A constitution was formed in 1777, a second in 1785, and the present one May 30, 1798. Georgia was one of the original thirteen States, and ratified the Constitution of the United States, January 2, 1788. The State has an area of 58,000 square miles, a sea-coast line of 100 miles, and in 1870 had a population of 1,184,109. The number of physicians and surgeons was (census of 1870) 1537. Phthisis is the cause of five per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The Blue Ridge and the Alleghany Mountains pass through the northwestern portion of the State, varying in height from 1200 to 4000 feet; from these mountains there is a gradual slope toward the extreme southeast, where the great Okefinoke swamp is found. There are over fifty rivers in this State ; the largest of those emptying into the Atlantic are, the Sa- vannah, between Georgia and South Carolina, the Altamalia and the Ogeechee, while the Flint and the Chattahoochee unite to form the Apalachicola, which flows through Florida and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. There are several good harbors upon the coast. Gold is found in quartz veins among the mountains ; there is an abundance of iron-ore, and copper has been found. In some portions of the mountain region, and along the rivers, the soil is very rich, while some other parts of the State are covered by pine barrens and swamps. MINERAL SPRINGS OF GEORGIA. Red Sulphur Springs. These Springs are in Walker county, not far from Lookout Mountain. They can be easily reached from Chattanooga. There are twenty Springs, but all we can say of their waters is that they contain sulphur. Indian Springs.—These Springs are in Butts county, and are sulphurous waters which have been much used in chronic rheumatism, and various diseases of the stomach and liver. A stage line runs from Atlanta to the Springs. Catoosa Springs, in the county of the same name, are four and a half miles from Ring- gold, and twenty-five from Chattanooga. The water of some of these Springs contains iron, and that of others sulphur. Guests may be accommodated at the “ Catoosa Springs’ Hotel.” Madison Springs, in Madison county, have long been regarded as pure and excellent chalybeate waters. A line of stages connects Athens with these Springs. The Warm Springs are in the county of Merriwether, thirty-six miles by stage, from Columbus. One pint contains (90° Fahr., Prof. A. Means) : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 11.6S Carbonate of Calcium 4.f>4 Carbonate of Iron 2.14 Total 18.4G GASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 1.11 Sulphuretted Hydrogen trace 100 101 GEORGIA. These Springs are beautifully situated at the height of 1800 feet above the level of the sea. The flow of water is about 1400 gallons per minute, and every facility for bathing is offered. There are abundant accommodations for visitors. These Springs have acquired considerable reputation for the cure of gout, rheumatism and similar diseases. Within a short distance of these Springs there is to be found a sulphur, a cold, and an acidulated chalybeate Spring. Bethesda Springs are in Lumpkin county, and may be reached by stage from Gainesville, twenty-nine miles. The waters have not been analyzed. The “ Bethesda Hotel ” is open for the accommodation of guests. Gordon’s Springs, in Murray county, and Rowland’s Springs, in Cass county, are chalybeate waters. There are several other Springs in Georgia of which we are unable to give any information. These are : Sulphur Springs, in Hall county; Cohhutta Springs, in Murray county; White Sulphur Springs, in Merriwether county ; Bluff Springs, in Talbot county ; Cave Spring, in Floyd county, and several others. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF GEORGIA. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA. Medical College of Georgia, otherwise called the Medical Department of the Univer- sity of Georgia, was founded at Augusta, in 1832, and is, therefore, the oldest medical institution in the State. There are eleven professors, a demonstrator and several assistants. Instruction is given by lectures and daily examinations ; by daily clinics at the College ; by clinics at the City Hospital, which is upon the grounds of the College and under the control of the faculty; by clinics at the Freedman’s Hospital, and by instruction in practical anatomy. Advanced students are given cases to attend at the patients’ homes. A medical library and a museum are free to the students. Young men who are not able to incur the expense of a medical education are received upon application to the dean. The usual re- quisites for graduation are required, except that the writing of a thesis is optional with the candidate. The fees are: professors’ tickets, $105 ; matriculation fee, $5; practical anatomy, $10; diploma, $30. The sessions commence on the first Monday in November. Savannah Medical College.—The charter for this school was granted in 1836, but it was not organized until 1853. The building was occupied as a hospital during the war, and the lectures discontinued for several sessions. Instruction is given by means of lectures, dissections, and clinics at the Savannah Hos- pital. There are twelve professors, a demonstrator, and a lecturer on pharmacy. “Such beneficiary students as may merit the position are received.” The fees are: lectures, $105; matriculation, $5; anatomy, $10; diploma, $30; and $10 for a certificate of proficiency in pharmacy. One student is admitted tQ this college from each congressional district of the State without charge. Atlanta Medical College.—This college was organized in 1855. During the war the college building was occupied first by the Confederate, and afterward by the Federal troops, as a hospital. Orders were given by the commanding officer of the Federal forces, that it should be burned, and it was only saved from the flames by the ingenuity of the curator of 102 GEORGIA. the institution. In 1865 the faculty reorganized, the sessions began again, and have con- tinued with increasing prosperity. There are nine professors, and five adjunct professors. The course begins on the first Monday in November and closes the first of March. Students are instructed by means of lectures, dissections, clinics, and the practical use of the microscope. The same rules in regard to receiving students from the congressional districts, that applied to the Savannah Medical College, apply here ; but here the faculty extend this privilege, upon the payment of $20, for necessary expenses, to one student from each congressional district of the United States, and to the sons of regular physicians and ministers of the Gospel. Students who do not come under the general heading above mentioned, are expected to pay, for course tickets, $50 ; matriculation, $5; anatomy, $10 ; and graduation, $25. The Oglethorpe Medical College was organized at Savannah in 1855, and continued its sessions until the commencement of the war. The class of 1860-61, numbered ninety- three. This college has not been revived. There is said to be an Eclectic Medical College at Macon, but we have no information in regard to it. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. The City Hospital at Augusta is under the control of the faculty of the Medical College of Georgia. “ The Sisters of Mercy administer to the inmates ; by their superior system the hospital has become popular both for pauper and pay patients.” There is also a Freedman’s Hospital at Augusta. The Georgia Infirmary at Savannah, is an institution for the care of indigent sick and infirm colored persons. There are two buildings at the southern part of the city, and it is proposed to erect a large building upon the fourteen-acre lot belonging to the institution. The Savannah Hospital is under the care of the professors of the Savannah Medical College. The State Institution for the Deaf and Dumb is at Cave Spring. Fifty deaf mutes were taken care of and taught here during tiie year 1872. There is an Academy for the Blind at Macon. It is under the control of the State. At Milledgeville there is an Insane Hospital, but we have no information in regard to it. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF GEORGIA. SOCIETIES. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Association of Georgia W.F.Westmoreland....!. T. Johnson. Georgia State Medical Society Atlanta Academy of Medicine Fulton county Floyd county Greene county Columbus City Medical Society S. E. Walker J. M. Johnson. Ogeechee county Macon Medical Society Randolph county Middle Georgia Medical Society Swainesboro’ Medical Society Statesboro’ Medical Society THE MEDICAL LAWS OF GEORGIA. Tlie board of physicians of the allopathic school, which is established in this State, has authority,—1st. To meet annually or oftener, at the call of any three of their number, at the city of Milledgeville. Thirty days’ notice of the annual meeting must be given. 2d. To elect all officers and fill all vacancies. 3d. To be body corporate, with the right to exercise all the powers usual in such associations necessary to their organization which are in conformity to the constitution and laws. 4th. To grant licenses to all applicants who under the law are entitled thereto, and fix the fee therefor when not fixed by law. 5th. To prescribe a course of reading to those who study medicine under private instruction, which shall be obligatory upon all who may apply to the board for examination. It is the duty of the board to grant licenses to practise to all physicians of their school, who present diplomas from the incorporated medical colleges of Georgia, without examina- tion. To grant licenses to all other persons who pass a satisfactory examination; and to revoke such license whenever satisfactory evidence is produced to said board of irregular and unprofessional practices, calculated to discredit the medical profession, or result in injury to the people. To grant licenses to practise in any particular branch of medicine, or to treat any particular form of disease, if the applicant upon examination shows himself competent. To grant licenses to apothecaries upon their standing a satisfactory examina- GEORGIA. 103 tion as to their knowledge of drugs and pharmacy. To keep a book in which shall be entered the names of all persons licensed to practise or vend drugs, and the extent of the license. This book is a book of record, and a transcript from it, certified to by the officer who has it in keeping, under the common seal, shall be evidence in any court of this State. One member of the board may grant a license to practice until the next regular meeting only ; but such license shall not be granted by a member after the board has refused one. Four members of the board constitute a quorum for the transaction of business ; but, in the absence of a quorum, those present may adjourn from day to day. The board of physicians of the reformed practice of medicine, which is established in this State, has the same authority and must perform the same duties as the board of the allo- pathic school. Neither board can license persons to practise in a school of medicine different from their own. But physicians who belong to a school of medicine not represented by a board of physicians may practise under their diplomas alone, and if they have none, they are liable as though they had no license. The fee for a license obtained by diploma shall not exceed five dollars, and upon examina- tion shall not exceed twenty-five dollars. The persons and number of persons constituting both of these boards at the adoption of this code are continued, and all the provisions of their respective charters are also preserved, if not lawfully altered herein. Any white person who has received a diploma from any medical college of this State is authorized to practise to the extent of the powers given in said diploma, subject to the provisions of this chapter. Any person who shall practise surgery, or in any manner prescribe for the cure of diseases for fee or reward, in violation of the provisions of this chapter, is liable to indictment, and, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars for the first offence, and for the second, to imprisonment not exceeding two months. On the trial under the indictment, the defendant must show that he has authority to practise physic and surgery, to exempt himself from the penalty. No person in this State shall keep a drug or apothecary store without first obtaining a license from the medical board of his own school. This license must be recorded in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court, and lie must keep a°list of the names of those licensed in a conspicuous place in his office. He is entitled to receive one dollar for recording each name. Any person who violates this provision is liable to indictment, and, on con- viction, to be fined not less than five hundred or more than one thousand dollars ; and for a continuation of the offence after conviction, to the like fine and imprisonment not exceeding six months. At the trial defendant must show his authority. Physicians who were in practice prior to December 24, 1847, or were in practice under a legal diploma or license on January 1, 1863, are exempt from all the provisions of this chapter. And druggists who were engaged in said business prior to December 24,1847, and who continue so at the adoption of this code; and merchants or shopkeepers who deal in medicines already prepared, if patented, or, if not patented, legally warranted by a licensed druggist, are not required to obtain a license. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN GEORGIA. Medical College of Georgia Medical College of Georgia Savannah Medical College Southern Botanico-Medical College Southern Botanico-Medical College MEDICAL mil OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA. ABE BAT Abercrombie , Columbus. Acee , Pleasant Hill. Adams Robert, McDonough. Adams S. S., Thomasville. Adderhold H. I)., Carnesville. Adderhold AY. V., Lexington. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1858. Addy John J., Senoia. Adkins L., Thompson. Albert W. T., McDonough. Alexander J. T., Atlanta. Alexander M. P., Harmony Grove. Alfriend E. AY., Sparta. Alfriend II. L., Sparta. Alfriend AY. L., Sparta. Alfriend AV. S., Sparta. Allen AY. J., Van Vert. Allen AY. J., Fort Gaines. Alley A. R., Augusta. Allison Benj. A., Decatur. Allston J. F., Cusseta. Alston A. C., Richland. Alston T. M., Dalton. Alvigny N. I)., Atlanta. Anderson P. S., Dalton. Anderson R. B., Rosswell. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ga. Andei’son T. L., Washington. Anderson AY. A. J., Sheffield. Anderson AYilliam, Spring Place. Andrews , Hawkinsville. Andrews , Powelton. Andrews Henry Francis, AVashington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of S. C.; med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857 ; house phys. Bellevue hosp. 18 months; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year; surg. 3 years ;—author of various papers in medical journals. Ansley , Buena Vista. Anthony T. B., AYinterville. Archer , Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Arnold T. AY., Athens. Armstrong James M., (h) Fairburn. Armstrong William S., Atlanta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; attended lectures in Paris and London, 1867-68 ; member Atlanta acad. of med.; prof. anat. in Atlanta med. coll, until lw70; surg. confed. army 3 years;—author of papers, “ Cerebro-Spinal Men- ingitis,” etc. Arnall John Gibs, Arilla Rica. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Arnold Thomas Wesley, Athens. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1870. Arnold. R. D., Savannalx. Member med. asso. of Ga. Asher W. C., Atlanta. Ashford T. R., Ellei'slie. Austin Id. S., Fort Aralley. Austin S. J., Cusseta. A vary J. C., Atlanta. Avery Alex., (b) Louisville. Baclxelle T. B., (h) Somerville. Bacon , Albany. Bacon E. M., Gumming. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1857. Bacon Jno. E., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Bageley Davis, (et Americus. Bailey B. B , Appling. Bailey J. W., Gumming. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Bailey W. C., Green Bush. Baird B., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Baker J. T., (m) Mayfield. Baker , Brunswick. Baker ———, Buena Vista. Baldwin M. Augustus, Cuthbert. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Ballinger M. R., Floyd Springs. Banks T. J., Griffin. Banks , Savannah. Banner M. R., Dalton. Bantley S. AY., Thomaston. Barber J. M., Atlanta. Barber J. N., Douglass. Bard well E. T., Talbotton. Bargnil I., Lauren’s Ilill. Barkwell John Wesley, Lauren’s Hill. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1871; act. ass’t surg. confed. army 3 V years. Barnett J. M., Sharon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860. Barnill S. P., Fort Lamar. Barrow James II., im) Clinton. Barrow AY. L., Di'ayton. Barry , Decatur. Barton R. T., (m) Gibson. Barton AY., Thompson. Basker T. H., Cartersville. Baskin R., Rushville. Baston R. AY., Ochlochnee. Bathea , Greensboro’. Battey Robert, Rome. Grad. Phila. coll, of phar., 1856; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Floyd co., med. asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army 2 years. 104 BAT GEORGIA, CAM 1)5 Battey AV. AV., Louisville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Battle H. L., Bethany. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850. Baxley J. B., McBean. Baxter J. S., Macon. Bayemore AV. J., (m) Graysville. Beale L. B., McBean. Beasley J. A., AVest Point. Beazley J. S., Cartersville. Bell A. A., (mi Madison. Bell Enoch, (m) Elberton. Bell J. B., (m) Elberton. Bell James E., (m) Elberton. Bentley B. F., (m) Leatliersville. Berry A. AAr., Sparta. Bigwon II. A., Augusta. Billing S. A., Columbus. Pres. med. soc. of Columbus. Billips H. C., Athens. Bird S. M. H., Cedar Town. Bivings J. C., (h) Dalton. Black , Americus. Blackburn J. C. C., Barnesville. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Blackshear J. Emmett, Macon. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. Blain J. S., Brunswick. Blair S. D., Toombsboro’. Blalock AV. A. C., Fayetteville. Blalock AV. IL, Fayetteville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856. Bland , Toombsboro’. Blecker J. E., Fort Gaines. Bledso B. W., Newton. Bledso Francis M., Georgetown. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; served in con- fed. army and lost right arm. Bohman , Adairsville. Botnar B. II. C., Adairsville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1860. Bomar AVilliam P., (e) Greenbush. Bonner B. F. C., Macon. Boon J. R., Macon. Borden , Spring Place. Borders R., ih) Calhoun. Brugh Jno. J., La Grange. Bowe AV. C., Halcyondale. Bower P. S., (m) Thomasville. Bowers B., Eagle Grove. Boyd Samuel, AVaverly Hall. Boyd AV. H., (e) Rome. Boylin L., Atlanta. Bozeman , Atlanta. Bradfield I., Mountsville. Bradfield T. S., La Grange. Bradford William McKae, Cave Spring. M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1872; member alumni asso. med. coll, of Ala. Bradley G. D., (m) Atlanta. Bradley II. S., (m) Gainesville. Bradley M. G., (e) Dawson. Branch J. L., Cedar Town. Branden AV. C , Rome. Brandon David Smith, Thomasville. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1847. Branham . Macon. Brantley S. C , Washington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Braswell P. II., Fayetteville. Brawner A. W., Carnesville. Brawner H. M., Elberton. Briggs Henry, Quitman. Brewster B. D., Thomaston. Brewster B. D., Pleasant Hill Brewster T. F., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Briggs S. T., (e) Atlanta. Brightwell J. II., Maxeys. Brittain O. C., (h) La Grange. Brock , Gainesville. Brock W. E., (h - Trenton. Brooks F. L., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Brown A., Atlanta. Brown A. S., Sparta. Brown B. B., Dalton. Brown C. P., Rutledge. Brown J. C., Carrollton. Brown J. I)., Newman. Brown J . AV. G., (h) Carrollton Brown AVilliam, Covington. Bruce R. J., Thomasville. Bryan II. L., Carnesville. Bryan James II., Indian Springs. Bull AV. IT., (m) Madison. Bullock A\r. G., Savannah. Prof, princ. and prac. of med. in Savannah med. coll.; member med. asso. of Ga. Burdell , Appling. Burdett , Macon. Burgess AV. R., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Burke A. T., Hawkinsville. Burke C. C., Cuthbert. Burroughs AV., Savannah. Burroughs William Berrien, AVayneville. M. D., Savannah med. coll., 1807. Burt II. L., Sparta. Burton E. L., Sparta. Burton J. K., Valdosta. Bussey AV. II., Double Branches. Butts J. J., Bainbridge. Butts Judson, Bainbridge. Bydu J. M., Belle view. Bynes Jno C., AVasliington. Byrd II., Atliens. Byrd , Americus. Byron E. L., Macon. Caldwell J. J., Zebulon. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Calhoun A. B., Newnan. Member med. asso. of Ga. Calhoun A. AV., Newnan. Calhoun E. A., Atlanta. Calhoun , Atlanta. Calhoun Franklin Ramsey, Euharlee. M. 1)., S. C. med. coll, (no date); att. lect. ecole de med6., Paris; ass’t and act. surg. in confed. army 3 years. Calhoun J. C., Summerville. Calhoun , Decatur. Call B. I. A., Bainbridge. Calloway Hendley V., Albany. M. D., med. coll, of Augusta, 1854. Cameron D., Calhoun. Cameron J. AV., Mulberry Grove. Camp G. T., (h) Campbellton. Campbell A. C., (h) Greenville. 10G CAM GEORGIA. CRO Campbell A. Sibley, Augusta. Prosector of operative surg. and surgical anat. univ. of Ga. Campbell II. F., Augusta. Prof, operative surg. and surgical anat. med. dep’t univ. of Ga. Campbell Joseph, (m) Rutledge. Campbell Robert, Augusta. Campbell T. G. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1871. Can Jesse, Rome. Care G. D., (m) Milledgeville. Carey , Antioch. Carew Edmond S. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1861; mem- ber med. asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army. Cargyles B. C., Brunswick. Carithers N. AY., Jefferson. Carlton B. F., (m) Union Point. Carlton G. E., Irvington. Carlton Henry II., (e) Athens. Carlton James B., Athens. Pres, board of health. Carlton William A., Athens. A. B., univ. of Ga., 1868; M. A. in 1871; 1 course coll, pliar. of Phila.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873 ; sec. board of health, Athens. Carmichael AY. I., Thomaston. Carr AY. AY., (m) Sandersville. Carroll I., Dublin. Carroll J. B., (m) Gordon. Carroll R. C., Twiggsville. Carswell B. S., (m) Jeffersonville. Carter F., Augusta. Carter J. A., Henderson. Carter J. G., Bartow. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga. Casey H. R., Appling. Cash Noah B., Athens. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1868. Caslin F. G., Macon. Cato J. F., Bottsford. Chafin Thomas P., Columbus. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Columbus and med. asso. ’ Ga. Chambers J. P. R., (h) Carrollton. Chambliss B. F., Russellville. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Chaney D. AY., Morgan. Chapman Benj. Franklin, Tilton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852, and At- lanta med. coll., 1868; phys. confed. army 3 years. Chappell Thomas A., Powers. M. D., Savannah med. coll., 1863. Charlton T. J., Savannah. Prof, clinical surg. Savaunah med. coll.; member med. asso. of Ga. Charters AY. M., Savannah. Prof, chemistry Savannah med. coll.; v.-pres. med. asso. of Ga. Cheatham A. T., (m) Sandersville. Chenault A. I)., Homer. Cheney Isaac Newton, Carrollton. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1857; surg. confed. army 3 years. Cheney Jasper N., Newborn. Cheney AVilliam, Bairdstown. Cheney William Owen, Bairdstown. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1857; surg. confed. army 1 year. Cherry F. M., Covington. Childers AY. A., Marietta. Chisholm Geo. W., Cedar Town. Clark A. H. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1870. Clark I. M., Milledgeville. Cleaveland M. L., (h) Atlanta. Cleckley M. A., (h) Augusta. Clements G. M., Covington. Clements John S., Morgan. Clementz J. AY., Stfbliqua. Clinkseades A. L., Macon. Clopton I., Greenville. Clower J. F., Milltown. Cobb G. AY., Cuthbert. Colzy E. F., Columbus. Cochrane J. W., Euharlee. Cochran R. J., Irwinton. Coe AY. H., Atlanta. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Ga. Coleman H. II., (e) Woolten Station. Coleman Jno. S., Augusta. Coleman , Perry. Collier T. J., Colaparchee. Member med. asso. of Ga. Collins A. P., Macon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; pbys. to city liosp. and alms-house. Collins AY. E., Tltompson. Collins AY. L., Clay Hill. Colzey E. F., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Connally E. L., Atlanta. Member med. soc. of Ga. Connally J. L., Albany. Connell , Sparta. Connell George T., Carrollton. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1S56; ass’t surg. confed. army in liosp. 2 years. Cook B. C., (h) Long Cane. Cook J. E., Culloden. Member med. asso. of middle Ga. Cooke , Columbus. Cooke , Marsliallville. Cooper G. F., Americus. Cooper , West Point. Cooper J. D., Powelton. Cooper J. J., (m) Sparta. Cooper AY. I)., Reynolds. Cooper W. J., Americus. Copeland Robt., (m) Duncanville. Cothran G. AY., Cedar Grove. Gotten J. Y., Powder Spring. Cottin J. K., Acworth. Couch James M., Newton. M. D., med. coll of Ga. Cousins J. M., (e) Marietta. Cowen J. J., (h) Decatur. Coxwell S. AY., Cuthbert. Craig II. L. AY., Copeland. Crawford , Bainbridge. Crawford Geo. G., Atlantal Crawford AAr. B., (m) Madison. Cridelle William H., Greensboro’. M. P., Jefferson med. coll., 1857 ; ass’t surg. con- fed. army 4 years. Cromwell Benj. M., Albany. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; surg. con- fed. army 4 years. CRU GEORGIA ELL 107 Crump E. G., Blairsville. Crump E. L., Herndon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Culbertson W. A., Cave Spring. A. B., univ. of Ga., 1852; M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1855; member med. asso. of Ga. Culler P. D. B. H., Perry. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., (no date); member med. asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army. Cumming Alexander Hamilton, Irwinton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1856; diploma from med. soc. of Nashville; surg. con- fed army, 8 months. Cummings A. H., (m) Sandersville. Cummings D. R., (m) Gordon. Curry David, Gum Log Ridge. Curtis C., Flat Shoal. Dalvying NT., Atlanta. Damp J. G., Fairborn. Daniel , Thomas. Daniel J. M., Griffin. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1870. Dantzeler A. M., Rome. Darden , Sharon. Darnell T. M., Griffin. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1855. Daster J. J., (hi Jefferson. Dauson S. W., Thomaston. Davant James M., Bairdstown. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; small-pox phys. of the co. Davenport J. T., Palmetto. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., (no date). David James M., Thomaston. Davis J., Albany. Davis J. F., Edwards Bridge. Davis L. B., Brunswick. Coroner of city. Davis M. L., Albany. Davis M. S., Albany. Davis W., Albany. Deadwyler M. P., (m) Elberton. Deadwyler Y. H., (h) Madison. Dean W. H., Canton. Deane W., Prattsburg. Dearing J. J., (m) Covington. Dearing W. E., Augusta. De Cortez C. A. P.,"Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Dedwyler M. P., Elbert. Member med. asso. of Ga. De Jarnette I. T., Eatonton. Delaperriere J. C., Flat Rock. Delworth J., Stone Mountain. Dennis H. M. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1870. Dent , Albany. Dewitt W. F., Albany. Dickinson , Albany. Dickson R. B., La Fayette. Divine K. C.. ISTewnan. Dixon Jno. T., (h) Woodbury. M. IX, Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Dixon R. K., (m) Louisville. Doak W., Yarnells Station. Dodd J. T., (h) Jonesboro’. Doster B. R., Blakeley. Doughty William Henry, Augusta. M. IX, med. coll, of Ga., 1855; member med. asso. of Ga.; Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, materia mediea and therapeutics med. coll, of Ga.; surg. in charge of gen’l hosp. confed army 3 years;— author of paper, “ Adaptation of Climate to Consumptives,” etc. Douglass P. W., Dublin. Doyle B. R., Swainsboro’. Dozier A. J., (m) Wrightsboro’. Dozier G. R., Monticello. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1861. Dozier W. P., Georgetown. Drake F. D., Atlanta. Drake John Clavin, Thomaston. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Driskell W. M., YillaRica. M. D., Atlanta med. coll. 1868. Dubose B. J., (m) Dugas George C., Augusta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1872. Dugas Louis A., Augusta. LL. D., univ. of Ga.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1827; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and med. asso. of Ga.; prof. surg. and dean of med. coll, of Ga.; pres. acad. of Richmond co.; surg. to city hosp. and city dispens.; member an- thropological soc. of N. Y.; vol. surg. in confed. army during the war;—editor and contributor to “Southern Med. and Surg. Journal,” 20 years. Duggan James Barnes, Toombsboro’. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1858. Duncan D. P., Augusta. Duncan William, Savannah. M. D., Savannah med. coll., 1861, and Rotunda lying-in hosp., Dublin, 1865; licentiate King and Queen’s coll, of phys., Ireland, 1865; member med. soc. of Savannah, and med. asso. of Ga.; superintendent Savannah hosp.; prof, of patho- log. anat., and dean of faculty, Savannah med. coll.; sec. board of trustees Ga. infirmary; ass’t surg. confed. army 41 years;—author of various articles, and a statistical record of health of Savannah. Dunn , Crawfordsville. Dunwoody W. E., (h) Marietta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Dunwoody , Marietta. Dupon S. F., Savannah. Dupson , Dixie. Durham , Decatur. Durham A. F., (m) Sparta. Durham G. W., Thompson. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1867. Durham S. D., Scull Shoals. Durham W. II., Atlanta. Dykes W., Montezuma. Eberhart Geo., Hartwell. Eberhart J. G., Paoli. Edge II. M., Indian Springs. Edwards G., (m) Milledgeville. EdAvards , fm) Savannah. Elliott William H., Savannah. A. B., Harvard coll., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ya., 1858; and coll, of phys. and surg., 1859; member med. asso. of Ga.; prof. anat. in med. coll, of Savannah ; surg. of 1st reg. Ga. militia; ass’t surg. confed. army 34 years. Elliott , Orange. Ellis A.,Slieltonville. 108 ELL GEORGIA, GOL Ellis J. F., Jackson. Ellison F. E., Quito. Emerson C. J., Tunnell Hill. Estes M., (e) Buslirell. Ethridge J. A., (m) Eatonton. Evans W. C., Oxford. Member med. asso. of Ga. Evans William W. Member med. soc. of Ga. Eve Edward A., Augusta. Eve Joseph A., Augusta. Prof, obstet. and dis. of worn, and chil. univ. of Ga. Eve J. E., Augusta. Eve Robert C., Augusta. Demonstator anat. and prosector to prof, of anat. univ. of Ga. Eve Sterling C., Augusta. Clinical ass’t disps. univ. of Ga. Eve W. R., Augusta. Fain T. T., Morgantown. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1868. Fair , Columbus. Falligant I,. A., (h) Savannah. Fanan G. W., Dawson. Farmer J. W., Ilinesville. Farmer S. J., (m) Crawfordsville. Farmer W. II., Liberty Ilill. M. IX, Atlanta med. coll., 1869.; member med. asso. of Ga. Faris , Red Clay. Farris D. C., La Fayette. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Faver L. I)., Washington. Faver Paul, Fayetteville. M. D., med coll, of Va., 1868, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872. Fawns Charles, (m) Augusta. Feannside II. M., Quitman. Ferguson E., Brunswick. Ferguson S. G. N., (m) Lincolnton. Ferguson E. J., Boston. Ferrill William, Rouce. Ficklin J. B., (m) Washington. Field , Salubriety. Fields S. W., Dalton. Fish John G., Savannah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member med. asso. of Ga.; prof, of obstetrics Savannah med. coll. Fisher II., Dublin. Fitts W. IT., Carrollton. Fitzgerreld P. G., Macon. Fitzsimmons P., Augusta. Flanders J. W., Wrightsville. Fleetwood II. M.. Temperance. Fleming W. W., Double Branche. Flewellen E. A., Thornton. Flewellen William W., Columbus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848/ Flowers G. W., Atlanta. Fogle James A., Newton. M. D., med. coll, of Ya. Folger , Pickensville. Folke W. B., Valdosta. Foote W. A.', Nashville. Foote Jeremiah, Reedsville. Forbes Joseph, Vienna. Ford De Sassure, Augusta. Prof, of anat.,, and sec. fac. univ. of Ga. Ford J. M., Columbus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; ad eund. Atlanta med. coll., 1871; member med. asso. of Ga. Ford L. D., Augusta. Prof. inst. and practice of med. univ. of Ga. Fort , Hawkinsville. Foster A. It., Drayton. Foster Eugene, Augusta. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1872; member med. soc. of Ga.; clinical ass’t med. dep’t univ. of Ga. ; surg. in charge small-pox liosp., and ass’t surg. city hosp. Foster W. H., Lexington. Fowler A. S., Itinggold. Fowler M. W., Jasper. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Fraiss , La Fayette. Free Dennis, Buchanan. Freeman S. II., (m) Lawrenceville. French , Richland. Fricks A. T., La Fayette. Fryer B. E., Brothersville. Fuggle T. S., Columbus. Gable, N. W., Whitewater. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. Gale , Albany. Gallaway N. L., Monroe. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1S55. Gannaway C. C., Warren. Garbutt W. B. V., Atlanta. Gardner B. F., West Point. Garvin I. P. Emeritus prof, materia med. and therapeutics med. dep’t univ. of Ga. Gaulding William, (h) Ilarrisonville. Gaunt Jno. D., Eatonton. Gay D. E., Scarboro’. Gebhart W., (h) Augusta. Geddings Edward, Augusta. Prof, physiol, a d pathol. univ. of Ga. Geiger , Columbia. Georcke R. T., Augusta. George F., (m) Shady Dale. Gercke R. O., Augusta. Gibbs David A., Social Circle. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. Gibson J. L., Montgomery. Gibson ———, Warrenton. Gibson Thomas, Gordon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Gibson W. U., Gordon. Gibson W. W., (m) Thomaston. Gideon Benj. W., Calhoun. Gilbert J., Atlanta. Gilbert J. C., Perry. Gillis Neill, Columbus. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856. Gillespie, W. A., White Sulphur. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1S57. Gilmore W. R., Linton. Gilson I., Eatonton. Glen J. S., Harmony Grove. Glenn , Woodsville. Godkin John R., Greensboro’. Golding C. II., Hawkinsville. Goldsmith W. T., Atlanta. M. D., med. coll, of Ga.; member and pres. med. soc. of Fulton co.; editor of “ Ga. Med. Com- panion ; ”—author of papers, “ Glycosuria,” 1867; “Gynaecological Medicine,” 1871; “Dys- entery,” 1871, etc. GOO GEORGIA, HAY 109 Goodman Jno., Campbellton. Goodrich E. C., Augusta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Goodwin AY. II., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Gordon Charles P., Dalton. Gordon G. G., La Fayette. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849. Goss I., Antioch. Goudelock John M., Kewton. M. IX, med. coll, of S. C. Gowan R. A., (m) Madison. Gray Michael Walker, Cave Spring. Phila. coll, of med., 1854; ass’t surg. in field, and surg. in hosp. confed. army 4 years. Gray S. II., Forsyth. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Gray Y. T., (m) Griffin. Green C. H., Lynchburg. Green L. F., Zebulon. Green R. E., Gainesville. Green Thomas F., (m) Milledgeville. Green T. G., Marietta. Green James Mereer, Macon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Macon; surg. hosp. and post confed. army 3 years;—author of papers, “ Inflammation and Ulceration of Cervix Uteri,” 1853; “ Caro- tid Aneurism,” 1848; “ Enlargement of Bron- chial Glands simulating Aortic Disease,” 1855. Green AY. A., Americus. Green AY. II., (m) Sparta. Green AAr. J., Fort Valley. Greene AYilliam M., (m) Washington. Greer T. G., Roswell. Member med. soc. of Ga. Gregory A. B., Georgetown. Gregory J. M., Rome. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Grigg B. AY., (hi Jonesboro’. Griggs A. AAr., AArest Point. Member med. asso. of Ga. Grimes Geo. J., Columbus. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Ga. Grimes Thomas AY., Columbus. Grisham , Lexington. Groover James I., Boston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1800. Grover I. T., Groverville. Groves Jno. F., AYhitfield. Groves AY. F., Red Clay. Guild Lewis A., Morgan. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1846. Gunn Daniel F., Fort Gaines. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857. Habersham J. C., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Habersham R., Savannah. Habersham S. E., Eatonton. Hafer AY., Marshallville. Haig II. M., Charleston. Haines A. J., Buck Eye. Haines R. T., Americus. Hainie B. F., (h) Gainesville. Hale , Americus. Haley J. F., Spring Place. Hall C. H., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Hall Daniel M., Pineville. M. D., ined. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855. Hall Hansel, Milledgeville. Hall James, Pineville. Hall Lyman, Hazleliurst. Hall M. 11., Warrenton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857. Hall T. II., Laurens Hill. Hall W. II., Bairdstown. Hambrick Joseph M., Stockbridge. Hamilton J. L., Stone Mountain. Hamilton J. AV. II., Cut-off Dist. Hammett Charles J., Baldwin Township. Hammond A. L., Charleston. Hammond C. C., Dalton. Hammond D. AY., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Hannah G. AY. T., Thomaston. Hannler D., Cartersville. Hardee Charles, St. Mary’s. Hardee B. S., (m) Savannah. Hardee T. G., (m) Savannah. Harden W. P., Atlanta. Harden Robert II., Buckhead. Harden Wm. Benj. Johnson, Harmony Grove. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Hardeman AY. S. R., (e) Monroe. Hardwick AV. M., Americus. Hardy W., Cassville. Harlin , Pair Play. Harp A. J., Barnesville. Member med. soc. of Ga. Harper A. G., Griffin. Harper G. A., (e) Americus. Harper Henry, Washington. Harper R. G., Milledgeville. Harrell Francis Marion, Palmetto. Harris , Penfield. Ilai’ris B. F., Gainesville. Harris , Smithville. Harris C. H., Cedar Town. Harris H. 1ST., (h) Watkinsville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Harris Hugh, Athens. Harris Isaiah, Savannah. Member med. soc. of Ga. Harris J. J., Brunswick. Harris M. W., Perry. Harris R. B., AValthourville. Harris AY. IL, (m) Sparta. Harris AY. L. M., Greensboro’. Harrison E. S., Thompson. Harrison I. H., Forsyth. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of middle Ga. Harriss Juriah, Savannah. Prof, theory and prac. of med. Savannah med. coll. Hart Christopher C., Cross Keys. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866; phys. to Alms House. Hart E. H., Jeffersonton. Hart , Hartsville. Harwood B. A., Knoxville. Hatchett J. M., AYest Point. Hatton Joseph B., Augusta. Havis M. AY., Perry. Member med. asso. of Ga. Havis AY. L., Dougherty. Member med. asso. of Ga. 110 IIAW GEORGIA, JEN Hawes Ellington C., Wrightsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., lo4S. Hawes G. E., Pilatka. Hawkins S. B., Americus. Hawkins T. D., Stockton. Hazlehurst Robert, Brunswick. M. I)., me,d. coll, of S. C., 1844; two full courses med. dep’t univ. of Pa. after graduation. Ileal E., (m) Atlanta. Heard Geo. B., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Heard II. F., La Grange. Ilenckel J. B., Americus. Henderson II. G., West Point. Hendricks John B., Covington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Ilenly A. W., Buckliead. Henry , Jackson. IIe.nry Geo. C., West Point. Member med. asso. of Ga. Herbert C. L., Griffin. Herndon Brodie S., Savannah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1829; member med. asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army 3 years; —author of report, “ Case of Caesarean Sec- tion,” 1845. Herndon James C., Savannah. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member med. asso. of Ga.; ass’t surg. IT. S. army 5 years. Ilerty James W., Milledgeville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member med. asso. of Ga. Heuton B. L., Lawrenceville. Hickman C. W., Augusta. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Hicks Henry, Wrightville. Iligden J. P. G., Statenville. Higgins , Chappell Bridge. Hightower R. H., Stockbridge. Hill A. C., Albany. Hill G. V., (m) Starkville. Hill I. S., Long Cave. Hill L. A., Yorkville. Hillman , Albany. Hillyer E., Atlanta. Hinkle James Berney, Americus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. asso. of Ga.; pres, board of health of Americus; surg. confed. army 4 years. Hitch , Quitman. Hitch R. M., Morven. M. D., no coll, or date given; surg. confed. army. Hitchcock W. L., I'm) Madison. Hockenhull John, Gumming. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1855; ass’t surg. confed. army. Ilodnett W. Harrison, Dawson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. Iloff O., Millstone. Holiday A. L., Dawson. Holland B. L., (m) Clinton. Holland W. T., (m) Monticello. Hollifield H. W., (m) Sandersville. Hollingshead W. H., Fort Valley. Hollingsworth W. T., Madison. Holloway J. O., The Rock. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Holmes Geo. N., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Holmes , Milledgeville. Holmes G. W., Home. Pres. med. asso. of Ga., 1873. Holmes James, Darien. Holsonbrake A., Augusta. Holt Leonidas, Colaparchee. A. B., univ. of Ga.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Ga., and med. soc. of Middle Ga.; div. surg. confed. army 4 years. Holt W. F., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Homes G. A., Macon. Hooter W. A., (m) Atlanta. Hoover II. L., (Stone Mountain. Hopkins T. S., Thomasville. Hopping D. S., Rome. Ilornady , Mar shall ville. Horsley J. S., (h) La Grange. Houston J. R. S., Savanl'iah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Howard B. A., Knoxville. Howard , Rome. Howard N. T., Daldonega. IIowTell F. M., (h) Palmetto. Howell J. M., Alpharetta. Hoyt W. D., Rome. Member med. asso. of Ga. Hubert R. W., (m) Warrenton. Hudson A. J., America. Hudson G. L. (h) Harrisonville. Hudson J. T. (m) Hughes J. L., Gumming. Hughes P. L., Gumming. Hull II., Athens. Humphries J. R., Acworth. Hunday J. E., (h) Campbellton. Hunt D. G., Calhoun. Hunt J. O., Tliomaston. Member med. soc. of middle Ga., and med. asso of Ga. Hunt J. Y., Maym an ville. Hunt R. R., (m) Ellijay. Hunt S. B., Augusta. Hunter E. II. W., Louisville. M. D., med. depj univ. of N. Y., 1844; member med. asso. of Ga. Hunter Forte, Colaparchee. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Huson E. O., (h) McDonough. M. I)., Atlanta med. coll., 1858. Hutchinson, Thomas D., (m) Wintersville. Hutchinson R. B., Campbellton. Ingraham E. P. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; ad eund. Atlanta med. coll., 1871. Ingraham I. S., Albany. Irdell M. T., Cedar Town. Irwin Samuel, (h) Jonesboro7. Jackson , Yorkville. Jackson J. A., Cartersville. Jackson Sam’l, Lawrence ville. James A. S., (e) Cave Spring. Jamson J. C., Macon. Jarrott R., Colquitt. Jelks A. E., Quitman. Jelks Nathaniel P., Ilawkinsville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Jennings William P., Albany. JER GEORGIA LEII Ill Jeringan A. A., Greensboro’. Jerrell AY. H., Point Peter. Johns J. H., Bachelor’s Retreat. Johnson A., Copeland. Johnson B. W., Wallahalla. Johnson C. AY., Macon. Johnson J. M., (e) Drayton. Johnson I. P., Hewberg. Johnson J. R., Ellijay. Johnson J. T., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Johnson Jftm. AY., Scarboro’. Johnson J. A\r., Brown’s Station. Johnson L. L., Macon. Johnson , Resaca. Johnson M. B., Millwood. Johnson R. C., AYarrenton. Johnson AY. D., AYarrenton. Johnson AV. J., Port Gaines. Johnston II. B., Thomasville. Johnston J. M., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Joiner AY. R., Groverville. Jones Charles, Atlanta. Jones Henry, Brownsville. Jones II., Sparta. Jones Joseph, Atlanta. Jones James S., Thomson. Grad, of high school, 1830; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1834. Jones M. J., Augusta. Jones T. I., Sparta. Jones T., Albany. Jones AY. L., Knoxville. Jones AY. S., Augusta. Jordan R. B., Springvale. Jordan M. G. AY., Culloden. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Jordan Russell, Cuthbert. Jordon AY. M., Washington. Judson AY. H., Atlanta. Judson AY. H., Eorsytli. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of middle Ga. Julian D. B., Carrollton. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1855. Juness S. B., Atlanta. Kaffenberger Bernhard, (h) Augusta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1866. Keefe D. C., Atlanta. Keester E. II. L., Spring Place. Kell S., Port Mill. Kenan Thos. S., Darien. Kendall T. R., Thomaston. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of middle Ga. Kendrick C. S., (m) Crawfordville. Kendrick , Sharon. Kendrick AY. C., Preston. Kennedy I). L., (m) Club House. Kennan Thomas, Milledgeville. ICennebrew II., Millstone. Kent J. J., (m) Crawfordville. Kincaid , Cave Spring. Kincaid John, (h) Mellville. Kinchley , Augusta. Kinchley T. J., im) AYasliington. King II. II., Greensboro’. King I. M. B., Alpine. King Joshua, Rome. King Thomas R., (m) Monticello. King William, Jr., Athens. King W. H., (h) Savannah. Kingman A., (m) Clinton. Kinnabrew J. W., Cassville. Kinton , Spring Place. Kirkland B. P., Mt. Vernon. Kirkland G. W., Ho. H C. It. R. Kirkpatrick W., Cartersville. Kirkscey E. J., Columbus. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; sec. med. soc. of Columbus; v.-pres. med. asso. of Ga.; mem- ber scientific asso. of Columbus; surg. confed. army 4 years;—author of papers, “Prolapsus Uteri,” 1858; “Tying Femoral Artery,” 1860, etc. Kittener Philip, Ilolmansville. Knight G. B., Madison. Knorr Louis, (h) Savannah. Coroner of Chatham co., including Savannah. Knott E. E., Griffin. Knott J. J., Griffin. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. Knox J. R., Cumming. Kollock Geo. J., Savannah. Demonstrator of anatomy Savannah med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ga. Kurtz William James, Laurens Hill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Laister S. E., (e) Dawson. Lamb A. J., (h) Laurens Hill. Landrum T. J., Washington. Lane Edward Wood, Scarboro’. M. D., Oglethorpe med. coll., 1857; med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1859 ; member med. soc. of Ogeechee, med. soc. of Swainsboro’, and med. soc. of Statesboro’; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Ogeechee. Lane G. W., Lathersville. Lane J. II., Washington. Lane John J., scarboro’. Lanier A. B., Halcyondale. Lanier , West Point. Lasher James Henry, Eastman. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Albany co., N. Y. Latimer C. T., Brunswick. Latimer J. II., Hazlehurst. Latimer J. T., Houston. M. D., Atlantic med. dep’t, 1860 Latlerstedt T. L., Thompson. Landrum W. T., Penfield. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1857. Lapseley , Rome. Law S. B., Columbus. Lawson H. M., Cuthbert. Lawson Henry Morton, Cedar Spring. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. (Diploma de- stroyed by fire 2 years ago.) Leach Thomas, Spring Place. Lee J. T., (m) Dover. Lee W. IT., Conyers. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1857. Leggett C. A., Montezuma. Le Hardy Julius Csesar, Savannah. Grad. A the nee Royal de Bruxelles, 1846; ecole de commerce, arts et manufactures Bruxelles, 1847; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; pres, med. asso. of Ga., 1873; prof, chemistry Ogle- thorpe med. coll., 1857; member hist, soc., 1857-73; volunteered gratuitous med. and surg. services around Savannah during the war;— author of many scientific and medical papers in Europe and America. 112 LES GEORGIA MIL Lesnear C. W., The Rock. Lester John, (m) Fairburn. Lessuer B., Knoxville. Lesuer Carey S., Culloden. Pres. med. soc. of middle Ga. Lewis C. R., Davisboro’. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1869. Liddell M. T., Cedar Town. Liggett E., Oglethorpe. Lightner , Geneva. Lineday W. E., Dawson. Linder J. T., Dublin. Lipsey II. B., Wooten Station. Little S. D., La Grange. Little William, (m) Clinton. Little Z. B., Ilomesville. Litton Joseph, (h) Tallapoosa. Lockhart William Tennille, (m) Mil- ledge vi lie. M. D., Ga. med. coll.; 1§61; member med. asso. of Ga.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Logan J. P., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Loll , Milford. . Long C. W., Athens. Long Crawford, Marietta. Long H. J., (h) Jefferson. Long H. R. J., (h) Athens. Long James, La Grange. Long J. I)., (m) Jackson. Long Robert L. Y., Hewnan. Longin T. L., Palmetto. Longstreth E. F. B., Madison. Love , West Point. Love W. A., Albany. Member med. asso. of Ga. Lovelace M. T. C., (h) West Point. Lovett Robert W., Motley’s Pond. Low S. B., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Lowe C. M., Hartwell. Lucas Geo. M., im) Midway. Lumpkin , Athens. Lumpkin Geo., Stephens. Lumpkin T. J., (ht Rising Fawn. Lupdorf G. E., Mason. Lytle A. Thomas William, Gainesville. Grad. Strasburg acad. of Pa.; M. D., Savannah med. coll., 1855. McAfle J. R., Dalton. McBean D. S., Logansville. McBride William, m) Sandersville. McCall , Quitman. McConnell W. F., (m) Jenkin’s Bridge. McCraery F. G., Americus. McCrarey J. P., Starkesville. McCremmon D. F., Horse Creek. McCullers J. C., Dublin. McDaniel N. II., Cartersville. McDowell George Montgomery, Barnes- ville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. asso. of Ga.; v.-pres. med. soc. of middle Ga., 1873; Atlanta acad. of med.; pres. med. asso. of Ga., 1871-72; chief surg. of division confed. army 4 years. McEachin H. G., Cave Spring. McFarland J. T., Savannah. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. McFaul J. W., Atlanta. McFrier , Bainbridge. McIntosh , West Point. Mclver D. S., (h) Cogansville. McJarnette I. T., Eatonton. McKosgill , Oglethorpe. McKown J. A., Jonesboro’ M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. McLarty Geo. W., Dark Corner. McLeod, M. D., (e) Americus. McLester L., Cuthbert. McMichael ———, Buena Yista. McMillan J. E., (h) West Point. * McMillen J. C., Albany. McMullen J., (m) Culverton. McRea W. C., Stephens. McReynolds I. C., Macon. Maddin , Brunswick. Maddox W. D., Monticello. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1-842. Magruder A. L. C., Macon. Malone Stephen, Eairburn. Manly W. I., Dalton. Mann C. R., Perry. Mapp J. L., Ocean Pond. Marbut R. L., Hog Mountain. Marsh A., Albany. Marsh J. J., Catoosa. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Martin F. J.. Chickasawhatcliie. Martin, Hicks, (h) Carrollton. Hon. M. D., conferred by Macon coll. Martin Jno. D., Savannah. Treas. med. asso. of Ga. Martin W., Appling. Mason T. M., (h) Macon. Mason J. J., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Massey E. J., (m) Gordon. Mathews Algernon Judson, Hartwell. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1853; member med. asso. of Ga., 1872; surg. confed. army 3 years. Mathews J. L., (m) Gumming. Mathews W. A., Fort Yalley. Mathews A. C., Elberton. Mathews A. J., Hartwell. Mathews C. C. II., Columbus. Mathews I). A., Elberton. Mathews W. S., Ogeechee. Mathews W., Prattsburg. Mathias II. II., Sweet Water. Mathis A., Sandersville. Mattox L. C., Ilolmesville. Mattox R. O., Borgelia. Mawley W. J., Dalton. May E. L., Fort Yalley. May Jno. II., Hawkinsville. Mayer J. A., Savannah. Member med. soc. of Ga. Means A., Atlanta. Means Alexander, Oxford. Member med. asso. of Ga. Mell J. P., Taylor’s Creek. Mettaner II. A., Macon. Middlebrook A. C., The Rock. Miller , Rome. Miller B. B., Waynesboro’. Miller , Louisville. Miller II. V. M., Atlanta. Miller James A., Albany. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855. Milligan I., Augusta. PAL 113 Mills Geo. L., Hirschman’s Lake. Mills J. W., Laurenceville. Miller W., Griffin. MimsB. R., Mobley’s Pond. Minclier R B., Knoxville. Mitchell , Rome. Mitchell T. J., Griffin. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1S59. Mitchell T R., Lawrenceville. Mitchell T. S., Hamilton. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Mobley J. E., (m) Mt. Yernon. Mobley L. W., Hawkinsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Moffet E. J., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Monroe John J., Morgan. Montgomery C. II., Whitesville. Montgomery James Jefferson, Rutledge. M. 1)., Atlanta med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Macon co., med. soc. of Ga.; surg. confed. army, 4 years. Moore A. M., Blackshear. Moore Kingman P., Knoxville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1868; perm. mem. med. asso. of Ga.; corres. member Atlanta acad. of med.; “ active mem.” med. soc. of Middle Ga.; —author paper on “Bromide of Potassium,” 1872; “ Muriate of Ammonia,” 1873. Moore K. P., Knoxville. Member med. asso. of Ga. Moore R. D., Athens. Member Am. med. asso. Moore W. A., Union. Moore W. S., Spring Place. Morel Jas. S., Savannah. Morgan F. A., (b) Rowenville. Morgan W. It.. Cochran. Morgan Y. H., Cochran. Member med. asso. of Ga. Moses , Milledgeville. Motley -, Savannah. Motley, Jr., Savannah. Mullikin G. W., (m) Washington. Murchison K. B., Hickory Grove. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga., med. asso. of Ga. Murdock T. M., (m) Midville. Musgrove W. C., (m) Midville. Myers Robert Pooler, Savannah. M. D., Savannah med. coll., 1860; member med. asso. of Ga.; rec. sec. med. soc. of Ga., and superintendent Ga. infirmary since 1865; has been cor. and permanent sec. of med. asso. of Ga.; demonstrator of anat. in Savannah med. coll.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years ;—author of paper, “ On Use of Carbolic Acid in com- pound Fractures,” 1871. Nelson , Albany. Nelson II., Washington. Nelson T. C., (h) Macon. Nesbitt R. B., (m) Eatonton. Nesbitt R. II., (m) Eatonton. Newlan J. II., Rome. Newman J. R., Perry. Newman John Patrick, Byron. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1869. Nicholas W. D., (m) Woodstock. Nichols Frank Hiram, (h) Camming. M. D., med. coll, of Buffalo, 1848. Nichols T. H., Gumming. MIL GEORGIA Nichols T. IT., Lawton. Nichols Z., Van Wert. Nicholson Malcolm, Attapulgas. M. I)., med. coll, of S. O., 1857. Nicholson H. W., Bainbridge. Nisbet It. B., Eatonton. Niven W. C., Pinson’s Store. Nolan W. S., (m) Newton Factory. North A. C., Newnan. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860. North It. W., Newnan. Norton A. It., im) Savannah. Norton J. W., Warwick. Member med. asso. of Ga. Norton It. G., (h) Egypt. Norwood E. H., (m) Whitesville. Nottingham Custis B., Macon. M. I}., Jefferson med. coll., 1840; member med. asso. of Macon ; pres. med. asso. of Ga., 1870-71; Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. confed. army 4 y’rs. Nunn It. J., Savannah. Prof, materia medica, thera. and pharmacy of Savannah med. coll; member med. asso. of Ga. Newlin James Henry, Rome. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1842; elected fel- low med. soc. of Va., 1853. Oakley R. V., Hawkinsville. Oakman , Waynesboro’. O’Bannon , Thomas. O’Byrne W., Savannah. O’Conner John, Fort Gaines. O'Daniel William, Bullard’s Station, lion. A. M., Emory coll., Ga.; M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866, and med. coll, of Ga., 1871; member med. soc. of Macon; treas. med. asso. of Ga.;—author of many papers in medical periodicals. O’Dorn M. N., Ohoopee Creek. Ogilby Hugh J., Madison. Ogletrue L. W., Knoxville. O’Keefe Id. C., Atlanta. O’Kelley T. C., Chester. Oliver James II., Alexander. Oliver T. P., Oglethorpe. Orme Francis Hodgson, (h) Atlanta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; member Am. inst. of homceo. since 1859;—author of “ Homceopathy; an Explanation of what it is,” etc., 1868. Orme Louis H., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Osborn D. O., Carnesville. Osborn J. K., Tilton. Osborn N. C., Madison. Osborne Henry J., Augusta. Oslin John Winbish, West Point. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1854; surg. confed. army 31 years. Oslin S. S., Pleasant Hill. Owen B. M., Rocky Mount. Page Henry, Hartwell. Page W. H., Hartwell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1871. Pair Benj., West Point. Palmer , Waynesboro’. Palmer D. B., (h) Villa Rica. Palmer James, Perry. Palmer Joseph, Perry. M. D., med. coll, of Charleston, 1858. 114 PAL GEORGIA. RIG Palmer S. W., Eatonton. Panamore IT. J., Valadosta. Park Cephas, Tunnell Hill. Park T. Y., La Fayette. Parker (’. G. B. 1ST., Blackshear. * Parker II., Hartwell. Parker Jeremiah, Wrightsville. Parker J. A., Americus. Parker J. II.. Park’s Store, Parker M., Atlanta. Parker W. T., Macon. Parmer E. J., Ringgold. Parsons , Waynesboro’. Patterson W., (h) Greenville. Pattishall D. R., Perry. Pattillo I. M., West Point. Pattillo T. C.. West Point. Pauli O. II.. Morgan. Payne D. IT., (hi Canton. Peacock -, Knoxville. Peacock L. II., Attapulgas. Peacock S. A , B trnesville. Pearce J. W., Newnan. Pearce S. B., Van Wert. Peck , Crawfordsville. Peddy Geo. W., Franklin. Peebles W. II., Bear Creek. Peek W. W., Hartwell. Peeples II. M. Pegg W. II., Atlanta. Pendleton E. M., (m) Sparta. Pendleton P. T., Sparta. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1860. Pendleton W. F., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Perdue Hiram, The Rock. A. B., Mercer univ., 1855; A. M., 1858 ; M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Perkins J. O. M. D., Atlanta med. coll. Perkins S. II., (m) Tremont. Philpot W. II., Talbotton. Member med. asso. of Ga. Phillips W. II., Maxev. Phrophett O. S., (e) Atlanta. Pickett J. H., (e) Dawson. Pilcher W. II., (m) Barnett. Pinckney C., Atlanta. Pinkerton O., (h) Cartersville. Pinkston G. W., (h) Jones Mills. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856. Pittman E. D., La Grange. Pitts G. W., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ga. Pitts James W., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga, Pitts W. M., (m) Tliompson. Poer B. G., West Point. M. !>., Atlanta med. coll., 1860. Pollkill , Montezuma. Pomeroy R. S., Atlanta. Pool M. L., Cumming. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1858. Pool W. H., Dark Corner. Pope J. E., Athens. Pope C. M., Albany. Porter R., Rome. Powell C., (m) Atlanta. Powell F. F., (m) Atlanta. Powell G. B., Greens. Powell I. R., Louisville. Powell T. O., (m) Milledgeville. Powell Thomas S., Atlanta. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Price J. W., Dawson. Priddy R. T., O’Xeal’s Mills. Pringle E. II., (m) Covington. Prior W. H. C., Cedartown. M. D., medical coll, of Ga., 1848: pliys. to typhoid fever hosp., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army. Pritchard C. C., Augusta. Protho , Ringgold. Pugesby S. A. Pugesby W. II., Barton. Pugh W. A., Thomasville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Purcien R. T., Fort Valley. Purse Benj. L., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Pursley G. T., Clinton. Pursley S. C., Clinton. Putnam , Long Cave. Quarles R. W. Quillian J. W., Dawsonville. | Quinn A. S,, Danbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Quinn M., Dalton. Quinna J. W., Quitman. Rains Geo. W., Augusta. Prof, of med. chemistry and practical pharmacy, med. dep’t univ. of Ga. | Rains T. A., Jamestown. Member med. asso. of Ga. ! Randall A. II., (m) Union Point. Ranshenberg F. A., Varnell’s Station. Ray Edwin S., Atlanta. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; member med. assn, of Ga. Rayland W. P., Atlanta. Read J. B., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. I Read Thadeus, Thompson. ! Reagan J., (m) Conyers. Redwine C. L., Atlanta. Reed R. J., (m) Crawfordsville. Rees Elias B., Wriglitsboro’. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1873; member few soc. of emorv cqll. Reese J. T.. ISTewnan. Reeves B. D., Atlanta. M. B., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Reeves W. J., Calhoun. Reid, Jas. B., Savannah. Reid V. R., Zebulon. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Reid J., Savannah. Reid J. R., Thomasville. Rendleman J. M., Atlanta. M. P., Atlanta med. coll., 1860. Reynolds A., Powder Spring. Rhoades B. S., Montezuma. Rice T. M. C., Macon. Member med. asso. of Ga. Rich William W., Blairsville. Richardson C. II., Byron. Richardson I). R., (e) Watlcinsville. i Richardson E. II., Cedartown. RIC GEORGIA. SMI 115 Richardson M., Lawrenceville. Richardson S. L., Bullards. Member med. asso. of Ga. Riding II. P., Cumming. Ridley R. B., La Grange. Member med. asso. of Ga., Am. med. asso., 1872. Riesler A. II. L., Spring Place. Riley T. A., Perry. Rivers W. B., Covington. Roach E. ,T., Atlanta. Roach T. T., Briar Hill. Robbins J. R., Greensboro’. Robert L. J., Long Cane. Robert W. G., Palmetto. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Roberts D., Perry. Roberts M. B., Yarborough. M. D., A tlanta med. coll., 1868. Roberts S. M., Montezuma. Roberts T. II., Villa Rica. Robertson J. J., Washington. Robertson W. F., Duncanville. Robinson J. B., Savannah. Roddy R. S., Forsyth. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Roddenberry , Cairo. Rodes L. C., Hartwell. Rodgers G., Eatonton. Rodgers L. D., Eatonton. Rodgers R. Y., (m) Waynesboro’. Rodgers T. W., Mt. Vernon. Rogers C. C., Thomaston. Member med. soc. of Middle Ga. Rogers E. P., Savannah. Member med. asso. of Ga. Rogers E. S., Clayton. Rogers E. T., (m) Savannah. Rogers J. T., Polkville. Rogers M. II., Valdosta. Rogers W., Cuthbert. Roosvelt J. C., (h) Macon. Rowe , Powelton. Rowi R. L., (h) Villa Rica. Rudicelle R. T., (e) Summerville. Rudisell B. T., Forsyth. Ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of middle Ga. Rush W. I., Clarksville. Sale L. C., (e) Brookville. Salfold , Red Clay. Salter C. W., Davisboro’. Salter S. Freeman, (e) Atlanta. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1860. Sample C. L., Carnoscliie. Sanders A. J., Saw Dust. Sanders , Indian Spring. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Sapp , Hawkinsville. Sapplington , Long Cane. Sappington J. S., West Point. Saulter S. F., Perry. Saunders M. D., Smithville. Saunders T., Griffin. Sawyer S., (m) Knoxville. Schafner J. T., Brothersville. Schalter C. D., Brunswick. Schley C. B., (h) Columbus. Schley C. C., (h) Savannah. '■ Schley J. M., (h) Savannah. Schley F. P., (h) Atlanta. Schnopschin J. W., (m) Americus. • Scott A. C., St. Mary’s. Scruggs E. G., (m) Gibson. Seamans J. II., Conyers. Searcy I). IB., Colaparchee. Pres. med. soc. of Middle Ga. Sease Geo. W., Milroy. Seay W. W«, Talbotton. Sego J. T., Allen Station. Selmar W. L., Rome. Selridge G. W., Dalton. Seitz E. J., Marietta. Semmes Alexander Jenkins, Savannah. M. A., Georgetown coll., 1852; studied with pri- vate preceptor 3 years; M. I)., at national med. coll., 1851; attended clinical lect. in London and Paris, 1851-52; member med. soc. of Ga., and Am. med. asso., 1872; coi'res. sec. of Am. med. asso. in Paris, 1852; one of secs. Am. med. asso.. in 1858-59; resident phys. New Orleans charity liosp., 1860-61, and visiting phys. 1866- G“_; prof, of physiology Savannah med. coll. 1870-73; surg. and brig. surg. confed. army 2 years; surg. in charge of hosp., 1864; inspector of hosp., etc., 1863;-author of papers, “Medi- cal Sketches in Paris,” 1852; “ Poisoning by Strychnia,” 1855; “The Medico-Legal Duties of Coroners,” 1857; “ Gun-shot Wounds,” etc., 1864; “Surgical Notes of Late War,” 1866; “ Re-vaccination: its Importance,” 1866; and others, numerous and important. Sewell T. P., Atlanta. Sewell J. Iv., Eagle Grove. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1861. Shaffer A. J., Lawrenceville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856; member med. asso. of Ga. Shannon John, Forsyth. Shaw Theodore Munson, Coosa. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1859 ; member med. soc. of Flovd co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Sheftate B. F., (ml Savannah. Shehan M. J., (m) Rayton. Sherrod J. II., (m) Swainsboro’. Shi A. H., Colaparchee. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1856; member med soc. of middle Ga., and med. asso. of Ga. Shields S. S., Warrenton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Shinhoster James Neal, Toombsboro’. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1872; member med. asso. of Macon. Shiver M. M., Fort Gaines. Simmons A. J., Colaparchee. Member med. soc. of middle Ga. Simmons D., Gainesville. Simmons J. M., Perry. Simmons J. S., Gainesville. Simmons T. A., (m) Irwinton. Simmons W. IB., Cedartown. Sims J. C., Stileborough. Sims J. S., Lexington. Sims J. J., Albany. Sims T. W., Covington. Sision , Resaca. Skinner L. L., (e) Smithville. Slaughter, J. T., (m) Villa Rica. Smith A., (m) Ac worth. Smith Allen D., Quitman. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861. Smith IB. C.,Macon. 116 SMI GEORGIA THO Smith B. C., Cold Water. Attended lectures 2 years in eclectic med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1855-6*; licensed after examination by a board app. by legislature of Ga.; act. ass’t surg. confed. army. Smith B. T., West Point. Smith C. A., La Grange. Smith Columbus Darwin, Newman. M. D., med. dep’t un'v. of Pa. (no date); Hon. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1860; member med asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army. Smith C. M., Box Spring. Smith Edward, Newnan. Smith E. M., Newman. Smith II.. Irvington. Smith Hiram, Augusta. Smith II. II., Screven. Member med. asso. of Ga. Smith Henry J., Blacksliear. Licentiate of Macon botanical coll.; grad. med. dep’t of univ. of La., 1872; member med. soc. of Ga.; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army; 10 wounds. Smith II. S., Blacksliear. Smith Jubilee, (e) Richland. Grad. S. R. M. coll, of Macon, Ga.; member S. reform med. convention; pres, of S. States re- form med. convention, etc. Smith J. B., Cuthbert. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); pres, med. soc. of Randolph co. Smith J. B., Perry. Smith J. D., Rome. Smith J. E. C., Newnan. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1866. Smith J. M., Smithville. Smith J. R., (m) Sandersville. Smith , Toombsboro’. Smith L., West Point. Smith O., (m) Gainesville. Smith Robert Mark, Athens. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Smith R. A., Cave Spring. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Smith Thomas, Savannah. Prof, clinical obstet. and dis. of worn, and child, in Savannah med. coll.; corres. sec. med. soc. of Ga. Smith T. E., (m) Americus. Snead Charles William, Milledgeville. M. D., Oglethorpe med. coll., 1861; surg. confed. army 3 years. Speir J*. II'., Canton. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1857. Spence William Alexander, Savannah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; member pathological soc. of Baltimore, acad. med. of Richmond, med. soc. of Ga.; chief surg. div. confed. army during war. Stafford E. O., Spring Place. Stanford F. A., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Stanford W. R., Waverly Hall. Stanford H. S. (e) Alpharetta. Stanford M. N., Lincolnton. Starbuck Theo., Savannah. Adi. prof, materia med. and lect. on pharmacy, Savannah med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ga. Starr , Hartwrell. Starr J. W., (e) Eagle Grove. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1872. Starrs W. L., Acworth. Steavenson Joseph, Dawson. Steiner II. H., Augusta. Stephens J. G., (e) Iliwassee. Stephens J. P., Newton. Stephens W. B., Forsyth. Sterling W. L., Atlanta. SteAvart A. A., (m) Conyers. Stewart A. T., Atlanta. Stewart J. A., Atlanta. Stewart W. II. H., Louisville. M. D., med. de])’t univ. of Ga., 1873. Stiles C. A., Greenville. Stillman , Rome. Stotesbury P., Stockton. Stout L. II., Atlanta. Stout S. II., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Stoval L. B., Vienna. Stoval O., Atlanta. Strother C. S., Barnesville. Cor. sec. med. soc. of middle Ga. Strother W. S., Baconton. Stroup W. B., Spring Place. Strubling C. C., Griffin. Suggs I. W., Thomaston. Sullivan J. S., Auburn. Member med. asso. of Ga. SussdorfF G. E., Macon. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1866; member Macon med. asso., and med. asso. of Ga. Sutton C. E., (e) Cartersville. Sweeny , Augusta. Tackett William Burnham, Cuthbert. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date) j member med. soc. of Randolph co. Talliferro J. II., Columbus. Talliafero V. II., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Tate II. G., (h) West Point. Tatem Solomon Zellars, Palmetto. Taylor A. R., Hawkinsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857. Taylor C. II., Savannah. Taylor J. P., Haralson. Taylor J. W., Lutliersville. Taylor William, Toombsboro’. Temples Jno.. (m) Atlanta. Tennant G. F., Marietta. Tennant . Marietta. Tennant L.-C., Warsaw. Terrill J. E. G., Lawrenceville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1855. Terry Carlisle, Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Tliaxton John T., Jackson. Thomas J. G., Athens. Member med. soc. of Ga.; prof, of clinical med. Savannah med. coll. Thomas James J., Summersville. Thomas , Savannah. Thomas G., Americus. Thomas R., Valdosta. Thompson , Cedartown. Thompson B. M., (e) Danielsville. Thompson II. C., Dawsonville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll.. 1860. Thompson J. D., Atlanta. Thompson S. W., Cartersville. Thompson W. R. D., Atlanta. TIIO GEORGIA WIL 117 Thornburg Amos, (h) Casandra. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1861. Ticen M. W., (e) Warwick. Tidwell P. M., Fairburn. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1855. Tilley R. A., Cave Spring. Tinsley W. C., (e) Fort Gaines. Todd James Scott, West Point. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869, and Atlanta med. coll., 1873; member med. asso. of Ga.; Am. med. asso., 1872. Tolland Hugh, Cold Spring. Toombs , Cuthbert. Toomer Frederick Armand, Perry. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1851 ; A. M., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; ass’t surg. con- fed. army 3 years. Touchstone Jacob P., Newton. M. I)., med. coll, of middle Ga., and Atlanta med. coll, (no date); member med. asso. of Ga.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Toutchstone W. El., Griffin. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1861. Travis A. C. W., (m) Conyers. Tucker G. A. R., Atlanta. Tucker J. R., Carversville. Tucker L. W., Buck Eye. Tucker W. P., Cuthbert. Tuggle T. L., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Tulley H. M., Nashville. Turk J. M., Canton. Turner C. H., (m) Conyers. Turner C. L., Spring Place. Turner F. A., Perry. Turner G., (m) Fort Gaines. Turner J., Atlanta. Turner J. B., Forsyth. Member med. soc. of Ga. Turner J. L., Hartwell. Turner T. M., Savannah. Turnipseed J. C., Bear Creek. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859. Turpin , Atlanta. Turver E. L., Spring Place. Tusker J. C., Atlanta. Tye S. M., McDonough. Underwood A. F., Cleveland. Underwood Joseph, Rome. Underwood J. B., Rome. Underwood J. W., Summerville. Urquhart H. A., Newnan. Usry Joshua F., (m) Gibson. UsryM. D. C., (m) Gibson. Vanmeter J. N., Euhalee. Vaughn J. C., (m) Louisville. Venable Jno., Jonesboro’. Verdell D. B., (m) Elberton. Vinson. John W., Montezuma. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Wade I., Marshallsville. Wahe W., Hogansville. Walker J. E., Greensboro’. Walker L. F., Cochran. Walker N., Eatonton. Walker S. H., (e) Carnesville. Walker T. F., Cochran. Member med. asso. of Ga. Wallace A. B., Lawtonville. M. D., Atlanta med. coll.. 1855. Wallis F., Fort Valley. Member med. asso. of Ga. Walls W., Gainesville. Walsh John, Savannah. Walsh W. M., Savanaah. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Walton Jno. II., Danbury. Walton W., Washington. Walton II., Danbury. Ware A. C., La Grange. Ware J. E. H., Covington. Warring Janies J., Savannah. Waring W. It., Savannah. Warren Richards, Dalton. Warwick R. H., Dawson. Waters Z. L.. Calhoun. Watkins A. C., (e) Clayton. Watkins B. C., Greenfield. Watkins E. W., Ellijay. Watkins H. F., Tallokus. Watkins J., Lexington. Watkins J. H., Palmetto. Watkins W. II., Franklin. Watt Geo. T., Cave Spring. Weaver D. A., Eatonton. Webb Charles A., Hartwell. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1870. Webb J. F., Rocky Plains. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1869. Weldon E. B., Fayetteville. Wellborn Abner Render, Newnan. A. B., Mercer univ., 1840; A. M., 1843; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. Welly H. II., Talbot ton. Wells Hamilton 1ST., Talbotton. Member med. asso. of Ga. Wells W. B., Red Clay. Wells W. M., Rome. West James, Cleveland. Westbrook John W., Americus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Westmoreland J. G., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga. Westmoreland W. F., Atlanta. Member med. asso. of Ga., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Whitaker A. Sidney, Palmetto. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1857. White George E., (m) Atlanta. White G. M., (h) Mt. Vernon. White Peter A., La Grand. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. White Samuel G., (m) Milledgeville. White W. B., Forsyth. White W. F., Watkinsville. Whitehead A. G., (m) Waynesboro’. Whiteley John, (m) Gibson. Wilborn A. R., Coweta. Wilcox , Augusta. Wiley I. W., Newnan. Wilkes Jno. L., Lincolnton. Wilkinson M. E., Quitman. Williams B. F., Tebeauville. Williams II. M., Bowden. Williams W. L., Fayetteville. Williams W. S., (m) Cumming. Willingham B. V., Lexington. Willingham Willis, Lexington. 118 WIL GEORGIA. ZEE Willis R. W.,'Milford. Willson P. A., Rutledge. Wilson John, Stone Mountain. Wilson John Stainback, Atlanta. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1846; ad eund., 1869; member Atlanta acad. of med., and board of health, 1872; treas. asso. of army and navy surgeons; surg. confed army during the war;— author of various articles in med. journals for 20 years. Wilson Samuel Woodward, Darien. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; member acad. of nat. science, Phila. Wilson 'William, Rome. Wilson W. II., Springfield. Winberly J. R., Jeffersonville. Winn A. W., Geneva. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1867. Winn David, (m) Columbus. Winne’G. F., Rutledge. Wirsen Gustavus Fredrik, Rutledge. Grad, of Upsala coll., Sweden, 1845; M. D., At- lanta med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. of Ga. Wise Joseph, (m) Lexington. Withers E. I)., Atlanta. Wood Robert C., Decatur. Woodbridge Grafton Dudley, Brunswick. A. B., Franklin coll., Athens, Ga., 1835; M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., 1839 ; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years; ass’t surg. U. S. army in Fla. 3 months;—author of paper, “Cure of Movable Cartilage of Knee-joint,” 1859. Woodruff D. R., (m) Buena Yista. Woodruff , Columbus. Word T. J., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Ga. Word Robert C., Decatur. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member med. asso. of Ga.; surg. confed. army 3 years ; on exam, board of Macon and Eufala hosps.;— author of paper, “ Topography and Diseases of Upper Georgia,” 1853; “ Scarlatina,” 1851; . . . . “ Cephalis Occidentals, or Button Wood,” 1871; “ Placenta Previa,” 1867; asso. editor of “ Southern Med. Record.” Worsham J. H. D., Macon. Worsham William Johnson, Spring Place. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Washington, 1870; steward field hosp. 4 years. Wragg J. L., Savannah. Wright P. II., Macon. Wright RVF., Forsyth. Rec. sec. med. soc. of Middle Ga. Wright W. P., Knoxville. Wright W. A., Barnesville. Yancy E. II., Covington. York W. L., (h) Long Cane. Young Abraham, (h) Newnan. Young D. C., Homer. Young E. R., Glascon. Young S. T., Green Creek. Young T. J., Monroe. Youngblood W. R. W.,. Columbus. Yonge Easton, Savannah. Zeitner C. B., Geneva. Zellers William S., Palmetto. IICll REGISTER OP THE MOM OF IDAHO. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF IDAHO. Idaho is said to be an Indian word signifying “ the gem of the mountains.” Idaho was formed by Act of March 3, 1863, out of territory which had been successively a portion of the Province of Louisiana (see Arkansas), and of the Territories of Oregon and Washington. As originally constituted the Territory possessed a surface of 326,373 square miles, but this vast area has been reduced by the formation of adjacent Territories. Ac- cording to the Act of July 25,1868, Idaho is left with its present area of 86,294 square miles. By the census of 1870, the population was determined to be 14,999, and the number of physi- cians and surgeons, 33. Idaho is bounded upon the east by the Rocky Mountain Range, and its branch the Bitter Root Mountains. The Salmon River Mountains traverse the centre of the Territory from west to east. The largest rivers are the Snake, a branch of the Columbia, and its branches, the Salmon and the Clearwater Rivers. The Snake, or Shoshone Falls, are 600 feet wide, and in volume, height of descent, and picturesqueness of surrounding scenery far surpasses Niagara. The river valleys are very fertile, while in the mountain region great mineral wealth is found : $8,023,680 worth of gold was produced by the mines of Idaho in 1868. Silver, iron, and coal abound. Nearly one-third of the surface of the Territory is covered by forests. The climate is salubrious, the air pure, fresh, and invigorating. There are a number of Mineral Springs in Idaho, but they have not as yet been used for medical purposes. In Lincoln valley, near Fort Hall, there are five Springs containing alumina, lime, and carbonic acid, and having a temperature of from 69° to 87° Fahr. (Ilay- "den’s Report, 1872.) At the Soda Springs, in the southern part of the Territory, large quantities of salt are manufactured. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF TOE TERRITORY OF IMHO. BEL WRI Belknap D. H., Idaho City. Betts John M., Boise City. M. I)., Jefferson ined. coll., 1870; v.-pres. of soc. of Jefferson alumni for Idaho; visit, phys. to hosp. of Ada co. Burdes William, Boise City. Burgie P., Silver City. Colmache E., Silver City. Francis John, Oro Grand. Freeman C. C., Centreville. Goodenough A., Idaho City. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Healy James, Idaho City. M. 1)., Long Island coll, hosp., 1861; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1862; surg. to Boise .co. hosp.; member alumni soc. of Jefferson coll.;—author of paper on “ Chloroform in Delirium Tremens,” in Med. and Surg. Reporter, 1866. Kelley M. A., Lewistown. Knapp W., Idaho City. Marshall R. W., (e) Rocky Bar. On Wall, Chinese (m) Idaho City. Sears C. A., Washington. Shoemaker Milton, Ross Fork. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; res. phys. at Fort Hall Indian agency. Smith Ephraim, Boise City. Stanton D. H. W., Lewistown. Stevens John L., Boise City. Thiboda Aug. F., Boise City. Tripp H., Idaho City. Wagner Clinton, Boise City. Wright J. B., Middletown. 11ft 119 in 1B1 OF m STATE 01 EM HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF ILLINOIS. The word is said to mean “ tribe of men,” and to have been originally the name of a tribe of Indians. Illinois was first settled by the French, but, by the Treaty of Paris, in 1763, it was, with other territory, surrendered to the English. Virginia claimed the territory northwest of the River Ohio (see Indiana', not only in virtue of her original charter, but because the expe- dition by which the British authority was finally subverted, was sent out by the State Government. Illinois Territory was formed from Indiana Territory, February 3, 1809 ; it included the present State, Wisconsin, and a portion of the States of Michigan and Min- nesota. Illinois was admitted into the Union, as a State, December 3, 1818, with its present area of 55,410 square miles. According to the census of 1870, the population was 2,539,891; the number of physicians and surgeons was 4861. Eleven per cent, of the annual number of deaths is caused by phthisis. The surface of Illinois may be regarded as a table-land, elevated from 350 to 800 feet above the sea-level, with a general inclination toward the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, to which nearly all its streams are tributary. The sobriquet “Prairie State ” indicates the prevailing character of the surface. The climate is genial and salubrious. The soil is very fertile, and is well-watered by numerous streams. The State has the Mississippi River upon the west, the Ohio River upon the south, the Wabash River and Lake Michigan upon the east, while the Illinois, the Rock River, and other large streams, flowthrough the centre of the State. Bituminous coal, lead ore, and copper constitute the chief mineral wealth of the State. MINERAL SPRINGS OF ILLINOIS. Perry Springs are in Pike county, six-and-a-lialf miles from Griggsville. ONE PINT CONTAINS Middle Spring. Upper Spring. Lower Spring. Solids. Grains. Grains Grains. Carbonate of Potassium 0.199 0.181 0.157 Carbonate of Magnesium 1.260 1.097 0.777 Carbonate of Iron 0.051 0.040 0.025 Carbonate of Calcium 1.380 1.715 1.708 Sulphate of Sodium 0.055 0.137 0.173 Silicate of Potassium and Sodium 0.330 0.285 0.431 Silicate of Sodium Silicate of Aluminum 0.015 0.048 0.072 0.034 Total 3.290 3.503 3.377 ANALYSIS. This analysis was made by Dr. H. Englemami. Schuyler County Springs.—The water of these Springs contains sulphate of calcium and of iron, and “ has an acid reaction, and a strong styptic taste.” 120 121 ILLINOIS Versailles Springs are near the town of Versailles, in Brown county. ONE PINT CONTAINS. Magnesia Spring. G. A. Marriner. Curry Spring. J. Y. Blaney, M. D. Monitor Spring. J. V. Blaney, M. D. Solids. Grains. Grains. Grains. Carbonate of Potassium and Sodium 0.165 trace. trace. Carbonate of Sodium 0.953 0.953 Carbonate of Magnesium 1.119 0.933 0.873 Carbonate of Iron 0.008 0.267 Carbonate of Calcium 1.825 1.514 2.017 Chloride of Sodium trace. trace. trace. Sulphate of Calcium trace. 0.261 Alumina and trace of Iron 0.091 Silica 0.175 0.102 0.213 Organic matter trace. trace. Total 3.292 3.854 4.323 GAS. cubic in. Carbonic Acid 3. ANALYSIS MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF ILLINOIS, Chicago Medical College.—This College is the Medical Department of the North- western University. The corps of instructors embraces sixteen professors, one adjunct professor, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The courses of instruction are arranged according to two different plans, one to suit students attending for two, and one to suit those attend- ing for three years. The three-course plan “ is advised,” the two-course plan is “ permitted. ” In either case, the studies are so arranged as not to be repeated, and the student is examined at the end of each course. The'winter course begins in October, and continues until March. There is also a summer term, attendance on which is not compulsory, but the lectures are free to all who have taken the matriculation ticket. Clinical instruction is given at Mercy Hospital; senior students serve as dressers under the direction of the house-surgeon, and they also attend to cases of obstetrics. The Davis Free Dispensary, at Mercy Hospital, the County Hospital, and St. Luke’s Hospital, are “ open to students.” Students who have spent two years at the North- western University are not charged the usual fee for attendance on lectures in the Medical Department; to others the fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $50; anatomy, $5 ; hospital ticket, $6; graduation, $20. This college was organized in 1859, and its alumni number 397. The new college building is very handsome, and well-fitted for a medical school. There is also a large Museum of specimens interesting to students of medicine. Rush Medical College.—This institution was founded at Chicago in 1842, and is con- sequently one of the oldest colleges in the West. The magnificent college building was destroyed by the great fire of Oct. 9th, 187!. A temporary building was erected, and is now occupied. When a permanent build- CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE. 122 ILLINOIS. ing is erected, it will be within the grounds of the County Hospital. The Winter Term begins early in October, and continues twenty weeks. There is also a Spring Term, consisting of lectures, recitations, and clinical instruction, which commences in March, and ends the last of June ; but this course does not take the place of a winter term in the requirements for graduation. Clinics are given at the County Hospital and at the College. The corps of instructors consists of eleven professors, five assistants, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The Class of 1871-2 numbered 140. The fees are, matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $55 ; demonstrator’s ticket, $5 ; hospital, $5; graduation, $25. Woman’s Hospital Medical College.—This institution was established at Chicago in 1870. During the Winter Term, which commences in October and continues twenty weeks, six lectures are delivered every day; three clinics are held each week at the Hospital for Women and Children, and the students are admitted to the clinics at the County and at Mercy Hospitals. The course of instruction is divided into Junior and Senior terms. The studies are so arranged as not to be repeated, and at the close of the regular session the students of the Junior class are examined in the branches of the Junior for admission to the Senior course. There is a Spring Term, in which instruction is given by means of lectures, recitations, and clinics. The instructors are fifteen professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The fees are, matriculation, $5; lectures, $50; demonstrator’s fee, $5; Cook County Hospital ticket, $5; Woman’s Hospital fee, $5; Mercy Hospital ticket, $6 ; graduation, $20. A Medical College has been lately organized at Quincy, with a corps of ten professors. We have no further information in regard to it. The Bennett Eclectic Medical College, at Chicago, was organized in 1868. There are twelve professors and a demonstrator. The Winter Term commences in October, and con- tinues four months ; the Spring Term begins in February, and ends the first of June. The fees are, matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $50 ; demonstrator’s fee, $5; graduation, $25. “ At the close of each session, those qualified will receive the diploma of the college.” HOSPITALS AND INFIRM ABIES OF ILLINOIS. Mercy Hospital, at Chicago, is a large, elegant structure, with every arrangement pos- sible for the comfort of patients, of whom it is capable of accommodating five hundred. It is under the care of the Faculty of the Chicago Medical College. The charges, which cover all expenses, are, for beds in wards, $7, and for private rooms, $15 per week. Charity patients are also admitted. Cook County Hospital, at Chicago, accommodates about two hundred and fifty patients, some of whom are charity cases, and others pay from $7 to $10 per week. St. Luke’s Hospital.—This is a free hospital, under the care of the Episcopal churches of Chicago, but persons of all denominations receive its benefits. Fifty patients can be accom- modated here. St. Joseph’s Hospital, also at Chicago, is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Pay patients, having the best rooms, pay $10 per week, and extra for physician’s fees, etc. ; those with rooms which are not considered so desirable, pay the same amount for everything ; and those in the wards pay $6 per week. A number of charity cases are also admitted. The hospital building is a very fine one, and has one hundred beds, eighteen rooms, and nine wards. The Alexian Hospital, at Chicago, was destroyed by the great fire, but a fine large build- ing was commenced in the spring of 1872, which, when finished, will accommodate about 200 patients. The Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary.—This-institution has been in opera- tion at Chicago for about fifteen years, during which time more than 8000 poor patients have received gratuitous treatment. Those who are able to pay are charged $6.50 per week. Clinics are given here during the winter. Chicago Hospital for Women and Children.—This hospital is under the control of the Woman’s Hospital Medical College. Patients who are able to pay are charged $6 per week, but nearly all the patients are from amongst the poor. There are thirty-five beds in this hospital. The Jewish Hospital, at Chicago, is capable of accommodating fifty patients. The Woman’s Hospital of the State of Illinois is situated at Chicago, and has a capa- city for twelve patients. Pay patients are charged from $6 to $15 per week, according to the room occupied. There is a Small-pox Hospital at Chicago. It is under the care of the Board of Health of that city. United States Marine Hospital, at Chicago.—The Government is building a new Hos- pital, at a cost of $400,000. ILLINOIS. 123 St. Mary’s Infirmary, at Cairo.—This institution will accommodate 100 patients, at a charge of from $1 to $2 per day. The Peoria City Hospital accommodates fifteen patients. Cook County Insane Asylum is located at Jefferson, and is intended to accommodate the insane poor of the county, 150 of whom can be received here. The State Hospital for the Insane.—This institution is situated at Jacksonville. It has received about 4000 patients, from 450 to 500 being accommodated at any one time. Northern Illinois Hospital for the Insane.—This institution is located at Elgin, on the Fox River, and though the building is only partially finished, it accommodates 150 patients. Oak Lawn Retreat for the Insane is beautifully situated within the city limits of Jacksonville. The number of patients received here is small, the social life of the institu- tion being purely domestic, and the inmates considered as a part of the family of the Super- intendent. This institution has been established upon a permanent foundation, having received a charter from the State, and being governed by a board of trustees, elected by the incorporators. It is under the excellent care of Dr. Andrew McFarland. Bellevue Place.—This private Asylum for the Insane is located in the town of Batavia, thirty-five miles west of Chicago. This asylum is under the care of R. J. Patterson, M. D., formerly Medical Superintendent of the Indiana State Hospital for the Insane, and late of the Iowa State Insane Hospital. This is what might be called a “family institution,” the patients having all the comforts of a home in addition to the medical treatment. There is an Infirmary at Jacksonville, established for the care of “ persons feeble from disease, or from the effects of surgical treatment,” and for the correction of deformity. It is under the care of Dr. Prince. At Chicago thousands of poor are treated, without charge, at the following Dispensaries : Central, North Star, Herrick, Christ Church, and four others connected with the different hospitals. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF ILLINOIS. NAME. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. State Medical Society D. W. Young ...T. D. Fitch. Adams county ...L. II. Cohen. ASsculapian Soc. of Wabash valley.. .Paris E. Blannon ...G. T. Reaean. Alexander county Belmont county ...G. G. Parker. Boone county • ...D. E. Ellis. Christian countv ...L. B. Slater. Central Medical Society Clark county Clay county ...G. G. Craig. ...F. M. Payne. Chicago Medical Society ,. Chicago Chicago Soc. of Phys. and Surg ..Chicago Central 111. Medical Society ...W. G. Cochran. I)e Kalb county ...G. N. Nesbit. De Witte countv ...Z. II. Madden. District, 14th ...II. W. Rice. Fox River Valley Med. Asso j ' Alton, Aurora and | Turner Junction. ) ...M. M. Robbins. Fulton county Green county .Carrollton ... E. B. Hobson. Hamilton county ...Dr. Hester. Iowa and 111. Cent. Dist j Alt., Davenport, la. 1 and R. Island, 111. j ...G. G. Craig. Iroquois county ,..T. N. Booe. .Jersevville A. K. Van Horn...., ...E. L. Barry. Jasper county Kankakee Medical Society Lee county ...II. E. Paine. Madison county Marshall county ...II. II. McCloud. Macon county ..B. A. Allison. Macon and Shelby co. Dist. Union.... ..A. P. Hoxsey. Mercer county ..W. I). Craig. Military Tract. Med. Asso .Galesburg W. A. McClelland... ...II. Judd. Medico-Pathol. Soc. of La Salle and } adjoining counties j Quincy ..Charles Hunt. McDonough county . D. R. Hammond. McLean county ..H. C. Luce. Morgan county ..M. H. Cassell. Montgomery county ..T. D. Washburn. Peoria county ...I. K. Secord. Peoria City Med. Asso .Peoria G. L. Lucas ..J. P. Johnson. 124 ILLINOIS, MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF ILLINOIS.—Continued. NAME. MEETS AT. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Piatt county N. G. Coffin. Quincy Medical Society Quincy M. Path. Soc ...Quincy Richland county Rockford Med. Asso Sagamon county H. H. Burch. Stephenson county Shelby county C. T. Rubeo. St. Clair county ...Belleville J. Kohl. Southeastern i'll. Medical Society... ...Olney S u rgico-Pathological Union county Wabash county Washington county Whiteside county Will county E. R. Willard. Woodford county Asso F. Cole. HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY. Illinois Valley James Hoffman M. Zcnder. ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY. Springfield Medical Society Springfield J. B. Lewis E. P. Antell. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. Before any one can be committed to a hospital as an insane patient, the question of his insanity must be tried by a jury of six persons, one of them a physician. Physicians or druggists who sell or give away, in good faith, any liquors for purely medi- mechanical, or sacramental purposes, are not liable to the penalties imposed for selling by retail intoxicating drinks. Physicians who attempt, or procure the miscarriage of a pregnant woman for bona fide medical or surgical purposes, are not liable to the penalties imposed by the Act which de- clares that any one who causes death by procuring miscarriage is guilty of murder, and any one who attempts to procure miscarriage is punishable by imprisonment for not less than two, or more than ten years.—Gross, IStat. Illinois174. No druggist or other person shall sell any drug or medicine known or presumed to'be ecbolic or abortifacient, except on the written prescription of a well-known and respectable physician ; and he must register in a book, to be kept for the purpose, the name of the phy- sician prescribing, the name of the person to whom the article is sold, the name and amount of the medicine, and the date of the sale. No druggist or other person shall sell, keep, or in any way expose for sale, any pill, powder, drugs, or combination of drugs, designed for the use of females, except upon" the following terms, to wit: the proprietor of any pill, powder, etc., shall submit, under oath, a true state- ment of the formula by which it is compounded, to five well-known and respectable physi- cians in the county where the compound is proposed to be sold. If the physicians unani- mously agree that the formula is not abortifacient, they shall issue their certificate under oath to that effect. A copy of this certificate, with the formula attached, shall be kept by the vendor of the medicine for the inspection of any person who desires to see the same ; and this shall be a full warranty for the sale of such compound. But these regulations do not apply to compounds known as “officinal.” Any violation of this Act is punishable by fine of not less than fifty, or more than five hundred dollars, or imprisonment in the county jail for not less than one, or more than six months, or both, for each offence. medical dm of the state of Illinois. CITY OF CHICAGO, (POPULATION, 289,983.) Abbott N. W., 145 S. Clark st. j M. D., Berkshire med. col]., 1844; ex-member Rock River med. soc.; del. to Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of paper, “ Conservative Surgery,” 1864; “ Excision of Head of Femur for Gunshot Wound,” 1869, etc. *Acharius W., 304 Sedgwick st. Acharius Aug. William M., 352 E. Division. M. D., univ. of Upsala, Sweden, 1850;—author of paper, “ Small-pox,” 1850. Ackerly S. J., 95 W. Randolph st. Adam Andrew, 160 Canalport ave. Grad, in med., surg. and obstet. after 6 terms at univ. of Heidelberg, Germany; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 21 years. Adam A., 803 S. Halstead st. * Adams Charles J., 155 Aberdeen st. Adams Clias., (h) Scammon Hospital. * Adams O. J. II., 126 Sephia st. * Addison R. S., 316 Milwaukee ave. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862. *Adolphies Philip, 318 W. Madison st. Member med. soc. of Chicago, and West End med. club. Akeley Harrison, 19 Madison ave. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864. * Akins W. T., 351 S. Clark st. Alexander E. II., Mrs., 101 Twenty-fifth st. * Allen J. Adams, 503 Michigan ave. A. B., A. M. and LL.D., Middlebury coll., 1845; M. D., Castleton med. coll, fno date); member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso.; prof. Ind. med. coll., 1848-50 ; med. dep’t univ. of Mich. 1 year; now prof. prin. and prac. of med. Rush med. coll.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Mich.;—editor “Chicago Medical Journal” for many years; —author of various important papers. Anderson R. C., 22 S. Green st. * Andrews Edmund, 6 Sixteenth st. Member med. soc. of Chicago, and Am. med. asso. *Arndt P. S., 95 W. Randolph st. * Atkinson G., 712 S. Halstead st. *Ault E. D., State and Eighteenth sts. *Avery Samuel J., 81 S. Clark st. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Chicago. Ayer I. Winslow, 720 Wabash ave. ABB I *Baclielle G. V., 389 S. Halstead st. Bailey S. G., 527 State st. Ballard E. A., (h) 236 Thirty-first st. *Banks , 847 Mich. ave. * Banks James N., 79 Dearborn st. *Banks William, 260 S. Halstead st. ; ; Barnes Norman S., 328 W. Madison st. 1 "Bartlett John, 108 Cottage Grove. Bassett E. A., 299 State st. A. J., 49 S. Halstead st. Beach J. S., (h) *Bean L. C., Transit House. Beebee A. Gary, (h) 64 Park ave. A. M., Genessee coll., 1866 ; ad eun. Syracuse univ., 1872; M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869; Bel- levue med. coll., 1870; member homceo. med. soc. of Cook co., Am. inst. of homoeo., homceo. med. soc. of 111., and Chicago acad. of homoeo. med.; surg. foundling dispens. Beebe G. D., (h) 953 Prairie ave. Bell John B., 202 W. Madison st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Bell G. L., 694 W. Madison st. Benedict W. B., 311 W. Madison st. *Benson J. W., 200 W. Madison st. Bergh D. J., 378 W. Twelfth st. Bert Eddy, 283 State st. Grad. univ. of Gottingen, Germany, 1864; mem- ber med. soc. of Chicago. Bert C., 725 S. Halstead st. *Besler J. F., 381 W.Twelfth st. *Bevan Thomas, 11 Harmon court. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Bidsall S. S., 344 Archer ave. *Bidwell T. S., 655 Archer ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Bigelow C., 270 S. Clark st. A. M., Trinity coll., Torento; M. D., med. dep’t Trinity coll., (no date);—author of “Treatise on Chronic Diseases,” etc. Bigelow J. Charles, 187 Walnut st. M. D.. Chicago med. coll., (no date). Biggs Mary M., 359 West Lake st. *Bingham R. TL, 883 State st, Blackmorar , 632 W. Washington st. Blain W. D., 78 S. Halstead st. * Blake S. C., 876 Prairie ave. Treas. med. soc. of Chicago, 1873; member asso. of phys. annd Thomas S., 473 AVabash ave. M. D., Chicago me l. coll., 1867. Bordman K. N., 374 AV. Madison st. Bosworth Alfred Wellington. A. At., Chicago univ., 1864; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; surg. Prus. army in Franco-Prus- sian war, 1870—1; chiefsurg. Belgium ambulance corps, Atetz. *Bottomley S. II., 544 AV. Madison st. *Bowers J. Milton, 843 N. Clark st. *Boyd H. AV., Sixteenth and AVabash ave. VI. D., Chicago med. coll. 1866. "Boyd AV. M., Thirty-first and Calumet ave. Member asso. of phys. and surg. B -abrook Joseph F., 169 AV. Harrison st. * Brackett A. B., 112 Milwaukee ave. Bradley Mrs., 126 Warren ave. ■•Bradley AV. H., 181 AV. Madison st. B -ady Mrs. D. C., 194 AV. Madison st. *Breidenstein , 208 IV. Clark st. Brewer F. B., 461 S. Clark st. Briard B., m) 138 S. Halstead st. Bridge X. S., 229 W Madison st. Member med. soc. of Cliieago. Norman, 207 AV. Monroe st. Ad. D., Chicago med. coll., 1363; member med. soc. of Chicago, Am. med. asso , acad. of science; hon. member acad. of science, art, and letters of AVis.: phys. to central disp. Briggs R. B., (h) 58 Park ave. Brooks Jonathan W., 857 Wabash ave. At. D., Jefferson med. coil., 1835; fellow med. soc. of Conn.; member med. soc. of New London, med. soc. of 111.; was lecturer to univ. of Chi- cago ; exam, for naval service from 1862 to 1866. Brooks Franklin, 419 Clark st. Brophy T. N., 292 AV. Madison st. *Brown J. B., AVoman’s Hospital. Brown E. F., 61 N. Halstead st. Brown Joseph, 385 AVabash ave. "Buckley Chas C., 353 Blue Island ave. Bunce Alfred, 188 AV. Twelfth st. Bunitt Mrs., (m) 99 Twenty-first st. *Burbank C. H., Blue Island ave. and 21st st. -Burrill C. AV., 1158 State st. Al. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Burt AV. H., (h) 123 S. Clark st. *Byford William Heath, 785 Wabash ave. A. Al., Ashbury univ.; At. IX, Ohio med. coll.; member Chicago med. soc., med. soc. of 111., Am. med. asso.; prof, of obstetrics and diseases of women and child. Chicago med. coll.; ob- stetrician Atercy hosp.; consult, phys. Cook co. hosp., St. Luke’s hosp. for women and child.; —author of papers, “ Chronic Inflammation and Ulcers of Uterus,” “Practice of Med. and Surg. applied to Disease and Accidents incident to AVomen,” “ Obstetric Philos, of Domestic Life.” Campbell E. L., 392 Michigan ave. Capels J. M., 249 Blue Island ave. Cardy Mrs. L. J., 673 and 675 W. Lake st. *Carlmann M. B., 126 Indiana ave. Carr J. D. M., 325 W. Madison st. *Carr Watson, 325 W. Madison st. *Case L. W., 322 Division st. Case M. W., 1246 State st. *Cassels J. M., 249 Blue Island ave. *Cassels J. N., 80 Canalport ave. Chaffee C. W., cor. State and Twenty-eighth. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Chaffee J. B., (ml 746 State st. *Chamberlain G. M., 31st and Indiana ave. Charved , 219 S. Halstead st. *Chenowitli Albert, County Hospital. Clark Chas., 661 Wabash ave. *Clark Chas. Merrill, 526 State st. Clark Mrs. C. It., 1448 Halstead st. Clark Edgar A., 353 Clark st. Clark F. O., 107 W. Randolph st. Clark J. A., 185 AV. Monroe. Clark J. II., 101 E. Harrison st. *Clark Jno. S., 526 N. La Salle st. *Clark L. D., 193 S. Halstead st. *Clark T. A., 64 S. Halstead st. Clarke William E., 411 W. Monroe. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Clarke F. O., 107 W. Randolph st. Cleveland , 88 N. Ashland ave. Cleveland William, 511 Wabash ave. Clyman William, 479 AVabash ave. Coats John, 198 W. Madison st. Cole S. P., (h) 23 University place. Cole II. P., (h) 23 University place. *Collins J. xV., 235 Burnside st. Colton C. C., 31st st. & Cottage Grove ave. Cook F. E., 231 Archer ave. Cook J. W., 78 Samson st. Cook , 199 AT. Madison st. Cook AAr. B., 200 Samson st. *Cooke Alex. Hardy, 238 N. Clark st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846, and univ. of Ahctoria coll., Canada; obstetrician and gynaecologist in St. Joseph hosp., Chicago. Cooke N. F., (h) 360 Mich. ave. Cooke ———-, 264 AV. Washington st. • Cool D. M., 836 Cottage Grove ave. Cooley F., 260 S. Halstead st, -Cooley Orrin, 260 S. Halstead st. Condon Richard P., 447 S. Jefferson st. : Copp B. D., 64 Halstead st, Corday Mrs. L. G., 675 AV. Lake st. Coulet 65 Blue Island ave. *Covey A. S., 169 Maxwell st. Coyne S. J., Lake Hospital. *Craig Wm., 712 S. Halstead st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; eclec. med. coll., Pnila., 1862; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 5J yrs. Crockery Mrs. A., 179 AAr. Madison st. Crosby Wm., 913 Ind. ave. Cunningham Geo. P., 129 Oak st. Curran P., 125 S. Desplaines st. Curtis C. C., (h) 287 Cottage Grove ave. *Curtis Lester, 4 Sixteenth st. At. D., Chicago med. coll., 1370; member med. soc. of Chicago. Hal Jacob, (h) 145 AV. Twelfth st. Hale J. G., 1295 State st. . DAM ILLINOIS FLO 127 ' Damon Orison Benj., 785 W. Madison st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date>; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of Chicago; visit, phys. central dispens., and Chicago relief and aid soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3 years. *Danforth Isaac Newton, 74 S. Morgan st. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Cook co., med. soc. of Chicago, and “West Chicago med. club; ’’pathologist 8t. Luke’s hosp.; lecturer Rush med. coll., and pres, summer faculty; member microscopical soc. of 111.;—author of' papers, “ Death Legal and Actual;” “Cell Theories;” “Microscopic Appearance of Cancer Cells,” etc.; specialist in pathological histology. Danforth W., (h) 1224 Wabash ave. Daniel M. M., 50 Douglass place. W..C., 754 Mich. ave. Member asso. of phys. and surg. Daum , (h) Davies John, (h) 455 W. Washington st. *Davis Frank Howard, 792 Halstead st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., and med. dep’t of N. W . univ., 1871; member med. soc. of Chicago, Chicago acad. of nat. sciences, microscopical soc. of 111., and Aurora asso. of med. editors;—ass’t editor “ Chicago Med. Examiner,” y. *Davis Nathan Smith, 7 4% i/alstead st.1 Hon. A. M., N. W. univ., 1871; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., 1837 ; member med. soc. of Chicago, med. soc. of 111., Am. med. asso., Chicago acad. of nat. sciences, and microscopical soc. of 111.; dean facul. of Chicago med. coll.; phys. to Mercy hosp.;—author of “ History of Med. Edu- cation and Institutions; ” “ History of Am. Med. Association,” and various important contribu- tions to med. periodicals and literature. Davis W. II., 52 W. Madison st. *De Bey W., 414 AY. Harrison st. *Degeller T., 192 Blue Island ave. Delamater N. B., (h) 65 Twenty-second st. Denke W., (h) Dernhardt J. B., 188 W. Chicago ave. *De Wolfe C. E., 627 Lake st. De Wolf Mrs., 165 AY. Madison st. *Dexter R., 1415 Ind. and 32 State st. "Dodge D., cor. Clinton and Twelfth sts. Dodge Lewis, (h) 142 S. Sangamon and 541 Wabash ave. Dodge W. C., 1402 State st. Duffleld Jas. F. *Dumreicher C. C., 422 W. Twelfth st. M. D., Chicago med, coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Chicago. Duncan Joseph R., (e) 436 State st. M. D., eclectic med. inst., Cincinnati, 1859; mem- ber national eclec. med. soc., Chicago eclec. med. soc., and Iowa eclec. med. soc.; post surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Duncan Thomas Cation, (h) 2S7 A\r. Ran- dolph st. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1866; member Chicago homceo. acad. of med.; homceo. med. soc. of Cook co.; homceo. med. soc. of 111.; Am. inst. of homceo.; poedological soc.; homceo. materia medica soc.; Am. asso. for advancement of science; hon. member homceo. med. soc. of N. Y.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years;— editor “ Medical Investigator” since 1866. Duncanson A., (h) 77 AY. Madison st. Duncanson C., (h) 77 AY. Madison st. Duncanson E. E., (h) 77 AY. Madison st. *Dunne W. P., 181 AV. Madison st. Durham Benj., 348 S. Dearborn st. A. B., Beloit coil., 1854 ; A. M., 1857 ; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Chicago, and Chicago acad. of science; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. i *Dyas G. K., 669 Archer aye. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Chicago. *Dyas AY. Godfrey, 833 State st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Dyson Mrs. E., 669 AY. Washington st. Earle Chas. W., 37 Park ave. M. i)., Chicago med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Chicago, and med. soc. of 111.; prof phy- siology in woman’s hosp. med. coll.; attend, phys. Washingtonian home;—contributed va- rious papers to “ Medical Examiner.” Earl , 128 S. Halstead st. Edwards J. B., cor. Forty-seventh and State. Edwards E. W., 1153 Wabash ave. Egan C. B., Blue Island ave. Ellis Thos. F., 508 State st. Eldridge C. S., (h) 927 Wabash ave. ■"Eldridge J. W., 16 Eldridge court. "Emmons F. A., 125 Twenty-second st. Member med. soc. of Chicago, and asso. of phys. and surg. Engert Mrs. Rosa Henriette, 15 W. May. Pupil prof. Seanzoni of St. Julius hosp.; grad, univ. of Wurzburg in midwifery and gynaecol- ogy, 1883, and worn, and chil. hosp. coll., 1873. Ernst O. L., 249 W. Randolph st. Erwin M. E., 389 W. Randolph st. Estel, J. J., 116 Blue Island ave. Etheridge James Henry, 603 Mich. ave. M. D., Hush med. coil., 1869; member Chicago soc. of phys. and surg. ; emeritus prof. gen. thera. and forensic med., Rush med. coll.; at- tend. phys. St. Joseph hosp., and ass’t surg. worn. hosp. Fairbanks C. D., (h) 564 W. Lake ave. Farhney P., 431 W. Lake st. : Farwell Edwin James, 134 Clark st. Fellbrick John, 501 State st. Fellows II. B., (h) 1240 Prairie ave. *Fenn C. T., 1155 Mich. ave. Ferguson G. C., 517 S. Halstead st. *Fessel Chr., 378 Milwaukee ave. *Fischer G., 498 S. Halstead st. ■'Fisher A., 898 Ind. ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago, and Am. med. asso. Fisher Jno. Bryant, 87 S. Clark st. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1867; mem- ber Chicago asso. of phys. and surg., and med. soc. of 111. Fisher R. 1ST., 328 W. Madison st. Fisk C. P., 14 Rhodes ave. Fitch Calvin May, 520 W. Madison st. A. M., univ. of AT., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862;—specialty, diseases of the chest. Fitch Thomas Davis, 296 W. Monroe st. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Chicago; perm. sec. med. soc. of 111., mem.Am. med. asso.: prof, gynaecology of worn. hosp. med. coll.; surg. Cook co. hosp. and Washing- tonian home ; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. "Fleming J. McLean, 140 W. Washington st. *Flood J. Ramsey, Hyde Park ave. Member asso. of phys. and surg. 128 FOR ILLINOIS, HEM % *Ford Alvin, 660 State st. Forman John, 114 W. Madison st. *Fonda D. B., Jefferson st. Foss Lauritz, (e) 56 E. Chicago ave. Grad, in pharmacy univ. of Christiana, Norway, 1861; M. D., Bennett coll., 1871. Foster R. IL, 351 W. Madison st. *Foster A. II., 411 Monroe st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Foster J. II., Bryan Block. Foster R. IL, (h) 418 W. Madison st. Fowler H. R., 190 W. Madison st. Fraser , 328 W. Madison st. Fraser , 160 S. Halstead st. *Fraser Donald, 665 S. Halstead st. *Fredigke J. George, 224 Ontario st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Chicago. *Freer J. W., 1045 Wabash ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *French Jonathan John, 44 St. John’s pi. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866. Freyer J. F., 348 Milwaukee ave. Fricke G. II. C., Ill W. Randolph st. "Gaetjens Otto, 11 S. Union st. Gardiner J. E., 787 Wabash ave. Garrison H. D., (e) 461 Clark st. M. D., eclec. inst. of Cincinnati, 1857; member Chicago eclec. med. soc., nat. eclec. med. soc., and Am. pharma, asso.; prof. chem. and phar- ma. of Bennett eclec. coll.; formerly prof. chem. and pharma, eclec. med. inst.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—editor “ Chicago Medical Times ” (eclec. 1 *Garvin II. D., 229 W. Madison st. Gaylor Mrs. R., 767 W. Lake st. *Geiger Henry, 156 W. Randolph st. Geiger J. J., 281 Cottage W. ave. II. C., 299 W. Randolph st. Member med. soc. of Gillette. Gillette Omer T., 824 Cottage Grove ave. Gilman J. E., (h) cor. Morgan and Tyler sts. *Gleason M. K., 109 Park ave. *Goll Gustave G., 127 W. Twelfth st. Goodenow G. W., 804 S. Halstead st. *Goodner G. W., 1481 S. Halstead st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. *Gore J. R., 907 Mich. ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; member med. soc. of Cook co.; consult, surg. Cook co. hosp. Goulet A., 26 Blue Island ave. * Graham D. W., 133 S. Halstead st. Grant & Co., 318 S. Clark st. Gray Allen W., 667 Fulton st. M. D„ Chicago med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Chicago. Green W. B., (h) * Greer I. B., Evanston. Griffin T., 582 State st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Griffin Louis P., 209i Blue Island ave. Griswold —, 64 W. Randolph st. *Griswold Wm. Roland, 22 Park ave. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., N. Y., 1853. *Groesbeck Abraham, 413 W. Washington st. Member med. soc. of Chicago, and Am. med. asso. Groff C., 508 State st. Gross Jas. E., (h) 756 Michigan ave. Gross Mrs. M. M., (h) 756 Michigan ave. Grosvenor L. C., (h) 185 Lincoln st. *Guerin John, 584 State st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Gunn Moses, 49 Calumet ave. Hon. A. M., Geneva med. coll.; M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1846; prof, of anat. and surg. from 1849-54; and of surg. from 1854-67 in med. dep’t univ. of Mich.; now prof, of surg. Rush med. coll.; surg. to St. Joseph’s hosp.; consult, surg. to St. Luke’s hosp. Ilagist Louis, 383 S. Halstead st. Hahn H. S., 50 8. Carpenter st. Hahn J. A., 430 Michigan ave. Ilalaway B. W., 80 S. Green st. Hale E. M., (h) 65 Twenty-second st. M. I)., Cleveland homceo. coll., 1859; member Am. homoeo. institute, liomoeo. med. soc. of 111., homceo. med. soc. of Cook co.; prof, of botany, pharmacology, and therapeutics in Hahnemann med. coll.; member Chicago acad. of sciences; —author of paper, “ Materia Med. of New Reme- dies,” etc. Hale Parker H., (h) 564 W. Lake st. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1863; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of 111.; homoeo. asso. of Mich. Hall A. IL, Douglass House. Hall G. A., (h) 972 Wabash ave. Hall H. S., 853 W. Lake st. *Hall Robert Samuel, 155 Milwaukee ave. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872; pliys. central disp. Hallock E., 33 Twenty-sixth st. *Hamill R. C., 629 Wabash ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Hamilton C. S., 248 Blue Island ave. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. *Hanson Z. P., 1158 State st. *Harcourt Robert Hamilton, 144 N. Morgan. *Harman J. W., Blue Island ave. Harper James H., 351 Clark st. Harris A. J., 400 Wabash ave. *Harroun W. S., 112 Milwaukee ave. *Hart Charles T., 193 S. Halstead st. *Hart Cornelius, Twelfth and State sts. Hathaway R. W., 80 S. Green st. Hathaway , 972 W. Madison st. *Hay Walter, 122 S. Sangamon s.. M. D., med. dep’t of Columbia coil., 1853; ass’t prof, theory and pract. of medicine, and lect. on dis. of brain and nervous system, Rush med. coll.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 6 months ; —jun. ed. “ Chicago Med. Jour.;” specality, dis. of brain and nervous system. Hayes C. W., 260 S. Halstead st. Hayes Justin, 123 Calumet ave. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1850; member micro, soc. of 111.;—author of paper, “Essay on Health,” etc., 1867. Hayes P. Sanford, 123 Calumet ave. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872; member soc. of phys. and surg.; lect. on chem. physics, Rush med. coll.;—author of paper, “ Electrical Instruments for Medical Use,” 1872. Hedges S. P., (h 917 1ST. Clark st. Heil Chas. P.. 95 W. Randolph st. *Helmuth Chas. Albert, 207 Clybourn ave. Studied med. and surg., royal univ. of Berlin, Ger., from 1837 to 1843; was chief phys. and surg. Chicago marine hosp. during pres. Pierce’s ad. *Hempstead C. W., 77 S. Ashland st. HEN ILLINOIS. JOII 129 Henderson G. L., 110 W. Madison st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. *Henrotin Ferdinand, Jr., 59 X. Clark st. ■*Henrotin Joseph F., 191 X. La Salle st. Henry P. C., 302 Twenty-first st. *Hessert G., 177 Archer ave. Heydock M. O., Sixteenth and Wabash ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Heyman Herman, 370 Larrabee st. Hibbard Jane, Mrs., 509 State st. *Higgins Chas. Coleman, 732 Archer ave. M. i>., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1863; phys. Herrick disp. *Higgins U. L., Mrs., 12 Center ave. Ilinching F. W., 550 Milwaukee ave. Hinsch P., 240 Cottage Grove ave. *Hitchcock Horatio, 529 State st. Hitchcock II. II., 88 Prairie ave. *Hoadley A. E., 151 Paulina st., X. Hoisey E. H., 283 S. Halstead st. Holbrook L. H., (h) 149 Park ave. *Hollister J. II., 883 State st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Holm & Co., 393 Milwaukee ave. *Holmes Edward L., 318 W. Madison st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Hooper Henry, 403 Orchard st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Harvard, 1869; was house surg. Mass, gen’l hosp. and U. S. marine hosp., Chelsea; member med. soc. of Mass, and med. soc. of Chicago; consult', surg. Jewish hosp. Hooker Mrs., 251i Park ave. Horton , 215 Park ave. *Horsey Edward II., 283 S. Halstead st. Hotz Ferdinard Chas., 52 W. Madison st. Grad. univ. of Heidelberg, Ger., 1865; member med. soc. of Chicago; ophthalmic surg. Cook co. hosp., prof, ophthalmology and otology woman’s hosp. med. coll. *Houghton Joel, 215 Park ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Me., med. soc. of Portland, med. soc. of Chicago, med. soc. of Muscatine, la., etc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Howard Mrs., 1144 Ind. ave. Hoyne Temple Stoughton, (h) 817 Wa- bash ave. Grad. univ. of Chicago, with degrees of B. S., M. S. and A. 51.; M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1865; member Am. inst. of homoeo., Chicago acad. of homoeo. med., and homoeo. med. soc. of Cook co.; prof, materia med. Hahnemann med. coll.; phys. in charge ven. dep’t of Hahne- mann hosp.; registrar Hahnemann med. coll.;— author of “ Classification of New Remedies,” etc. Huertley R. W., (h) 81 S. Robey st. *IIunt J. S., 164 Rark ave. *Hunt W. C., 318 W. Madison st. Hunter E. A., 21 W. Randolph st. *Hurlburt II. X., 1080 Prairie ave. Member Am. med. asso. Hurlbut Vincent L., X. E. cor. State and Monroe sts. M. D.. Rush med. coll., 1852; v.-pres. med. soc. of Chicago; member Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. woman’s hosp. of 111. Husser D., 196 Orchard st. *Hutchins John W., 386 W. Adams st. *Hutehinson James Marion, 238 Farquar. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Chicago. " Hyde James Nevins, 117 S. Clark st. A. B., Yale coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of lJa. (no date); sec. and treas. Chi- cago soc. of phys. and surg.; mem. Yale alumni asso. of Chicago; prof, of dermatology and syphi- lis Hush med. coll.; attend, surg. Christ church free dispens.; ass’t surg. woman’s liosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. N. 5 years; passed ass’t surg. U. S. N. *Ingals Ephraim, 34 Throop st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Ingals E. F., 59 W. Randolph st. , Member med. soc. of Chicago. Irwin M. F., 389 W. Randolph st. *Isham Ralph X., 321 1ST. Dearborn st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; member med soc. of Cook co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. . med. soc.; hon. member med. soc. of N. Y., and gynaecological soc. of Boston ; prof. surg. anat. and opera, surg. in Chicago med. coll; surg. N. Western R. R. Co.; surg.-in-chief U. S. mili- tary and marine hosp. 5 years. -Jackson Abraham Reeves, 785 Mich. ave. Grad, central high school, Phila., 1846; A. M. (no date); M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1848; hon. degree from Rush med. coll., 1873; member Chicago soc. of phys. and surg., and med. soc. of Chi- cago ; corres. member gynecological soc. of Boston ; member microscopical soc. of 111.; surg. in chief woman’s hosp. of 111.; surg. to woman’s dispen.; lecturer on dis. of worn., Rush med. coll.; ass’t med. director army of the Potomac; — author of papers, “ Removal of large Urethro- Yesical Calculus,” 1858; “Exsection of Entire Fibula for Fibro-Cartilaginous Degeneration of Bone,” 1858; “ Obstinate Hemorrhage from Frsenum Linguae,” 1859; “On the Efficacy of Cold Affusions in Narcotism,” 1859; “ Hydro- cele of the Neck and its Treatment by Excision —two cases,” 1861; “ Successful Removal of both Ovaries,” 1866; “ Uterine Fibroid of Pos- terior Wall Successfully Removed,” 1870; “Fi- brous Tumor of Bladder Successfully Removed,” 1870; “ Non-Ovarian Menstruation,” etc., 1870; “ Some Remarks upon Cases of Obstruction of Bowels,” etc., 1871; “ Vesico-Vaginal Tumor, Ri port of Cases,” 1871; “ Removal of Fibro- Cellular Tumor,” etc. 1872; “ Retroversion of Unimpregnated Womb,” 1872; “Unsuccessful Attempt to Remove Fibrous Tumor of Anterior Wall of Uterus,” 1873. * Jacobson Sigismund Daniel, 135 Mil- waukee av. A. M., Copenhagen, Denmark, 1855; M. D., univ. of Copenhagen, Denmark, 1862; member med. soc. of Chicago; surg. Danish army, 1864; — author of paper, “ Report of Successful Ovari- otomy,” 1867. James B. D., 550 West Madison st. James NT. O., 550 W. Madison st. Jay Milton, 461 Clark st. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1859; member eclec. med. soc. of Chicago, eclec. med. soc. of Ind., and 111. State and national eclec. med. soc. ; prof, of surg. in Bennett eclec. med. coll.; spe- cialty, surgery. * Jewell J. 8., Evanston. * Johnson Hosney A., 4 Sixteenth st. A. B., Mich, univ., 1846; A. M., 1849; M. D., Rush. med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso.; prof. Chicago med. coll.; pres. Chicago board of health; active member med. board of Cook co. hosp.; member acad. of sciences. 130 JOH ILLINOIS MIL ♦Johnson William J., 279 Clark st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Jones Henry Webster, 49 South Ada st. A. M., Yale coll., 1855 ; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Cook co., and Am. med. asso.; corres. member gynaecological soc. of Boston; formerly gynaecologist and clin. lect. on dis. of worn, and chil. in Cook co. hosp.; med. director, med. referee, and med. exam, of life ins. cos.; specialty, dis. of worn, and chil. ♦Jones Samuel J., 758 Wabash ave. Jones William J., 279 S. Clark st. Jordan J. IL, (h) 167 W. Madison st. Kean John, 360 S. Clark st. Keck John, 303 W. Jackson st. Keeler L. J., 977 State st. Kerr , 147 Park ave. ♦Kellogg George, 722 W. Lake st. Kellogg J. L., 832 Michigan ave. ♦Kelly Francis Way, Room 33, Central Block. Kelly , 146 Madison st. King J. S., 636 W. Lake st. ♦Kirschstein Herman, 371 Wabash ave. Kleist Henry, 686 S. Jefferson st. Knopp , 77 S. Canal st. KniepckeE., (h) 569 Wabash ave. Knost , 185 W. Madison st. ♦Knox W. Augustus, 97 S. Robey st. A. B., A. M., 111. coll., Jacksonville, ill.; M. B., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member Chicago med. soc. and Am. med. asso.; pension exam, surg. 6 years.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. 8. vols. Kohl E., 515 State st. Koscli F., 180 W. Twelfth st. Krunan II. M., 149 Twenty-second st. Krussmarck Wm., 347 S. Clark st. Lackey A., (h) 205 Milwaukee ave. ♦Lambert C. A., 328 W. Madison st. La Montague , 243 S. Halstead st. Landis E., 167 Howe st. Lane Jas. S., 351 Clark st. ♦Langridge John, 344 W. Harrison st. ♦Lee Edward William, 96 Judd st. Lee IL T., 397 Archer ave. Lee Stephen W., 238 X. Clark st. M. B., Bush med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Ilf. Leonard Raymond Lockwood, cor. of Mich, and Market sts. M. B., Bush med. coll., 1869. ♦Leslie S., 387 State st. ■Letourneux G., 131 S. Halstead st. Levanway Mrs. Rawson, (h) 763 Wabash ave. Lewis C. J., 66 W. Randolph st. Leyman L., 418 Larrabee st. ♦Lichtenberger C. T., 193 S. Halstead st. M. B., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Liebig E., 445 S. Halstead st. ♦Lilly I. X., 422 W. Twelfth st. ♦Lilly T. A., 134 S. Desplaines st. ♦Livinning , 222 W. Indiana st. ♦Loomis E. Bactie, 785 W. Madison st. M. B., univ. of Vt., 1870; attending phys. “cen- tral dispens.,” Chicago. Lowry L. R., 783 State st. Loverin X., 172 W. Jackson st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Lubarsch J., Ill W. Randolph st. Ludlam M. P. E., (h) 318 W. Washington st. Ludlam R., (h) 526 Wabash ave. *Lyman Henry M., 533 W. Adams st. A. B., Williams coll., 1858; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., 1861; member med. soc. of Chicago, and- asso. phys. and surg.; prof, chemistry in Bush med. coll.; phys. to Cook co. lios]).; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. *Lyman Wm. C., 119 Twenty-second st. ♦MeArthur R. D., 23 W. Madison st. *McCarthy John, Halstead and W. Ran- dolph sts. M. B., Chicago med. coll., 1866. ♦McCarthy James, Thirty-fifth and Halstead. ♦McCarthy W., 171 Blue Island ave. *McClure Y. C., 229 Warren ave. *MeDonald Peter S., 1291 Indiana ave. M. D., Bush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Chicago; demonstrator of anat, in woman’s hosp. med. coll.; attending phys. to Home of Good Shepherd. *McElroy P. II., 544 Hubbard st. ♦McKinnan II., 134 Twenty-second st. Member asso. of phys. and. surg. McKinnis T., 502 W. Indiana ave. ♦McPherson Geo. E., 1388 State st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member soc. phys. and surg. of Chicago; act. ass’t surg. U.S. vofs. 4 years. McRae D., 135 Archer ave. ♦McVickar B., 632 Wabash five. *MeWilliams S. A., 125 Eighteenth st. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. P., Chicago med. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Chicago, med. soc. of 111.; prof, descrip, anat. in woman’s hosp. med. coll; sec. of the faculty. ♦Mack J. A. 120 S. Halstead st. Mack S. II., 353 Clark st. Magee II. E., (h) 1296 Wabash ave. ♦Mannheimer M. Maurice, 52 W. Madison. Mansfield A. S., 475 W. Chicago ave. "Marguerat Eugene. Harrison and State sts. Marelius J. W., (h)123 X. Clark st. • Marsh W. R., 201 S. W. ave. Marshall F. D., 260 S. Halstead st. ♦Martin W., 589 Wabash ave. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Marvin G. W., 448 State st. ♦Mathei P. H., 252 S. Halstead st. Mattliei Louis, 387 W Twelfth st. ♦Matthews , 159 W. Madison st. ♦Maynard William J., 426 W. Van Buren. A. B., Mich.univ., 1865; M. D.. Bush med. coll, (no date); phys. to dep’t of skin diseases west Chicago dispens. Mead J. M., 136 X. Clark st. Meehesny A. C., 50 W. Madison st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, and Long Island med. coll, (no date). Medway A. R., 536 S. Halstead st. ■ Merckle II., 387 State st. Merriman II. P., 455 Mich. ave. M. D., Chicago med. col., 1865; member med. soc. of Chicago. Messina E., (h) Clark and Madison sts. Metzmacher F., 312 Blue Island ave. Meyer F., 721 S. Halstead st. Miessler E. G., (h) 15 Mark st. ♦Millard Sami. R., 358 Warren ave. A. B., Harvard univ., 1842; M. P., O. med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Chicago;—author of paper, “ Pathology of Pulmonary Tuberculo- sis,” 1872. MAY ILLINOIS ROG 131 Maynard G., 424 W. Yan Buren st. -Miller B. C., 247 W. Madison st. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Miller De Laskie, 517 Wabash ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. Miller P. W., 798 X. Clark st. *Miller Truman W., 195 W. Washington st. Miller A., 51 S. Elizabeth st. Miller E. P., 871 Mich. ave. Miner C. A., 109 W. Randolph st. Miner J. M., 1285 lnd. ave. Mitchell H., 264 W. Washington st. Mitchell Joseph Sidney, (h) 871 Mich. ave. A. B., Williams coll., 1863 ; M. £>., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865 (not on the list of alumni); member Am. inst. of homoeo., and Chicago homceo. acad. of med.; phys. in charge med. dep’t Hahnemann hosp. Monroe R. L., 349 S. Clark st. *Montgomery L. Homer, 119 Twenty-sec- ond st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871; member Chicago asso. of phys. and surg. W. T., County Hospital. Morgan A. G., 246 Fulton st. Movement Cure Inst., Drs. J. G. & T. II. Trine, Wabash ave. Myers Max, Ashland Block. *Xeally Geo. Franklin, 140 X. Sangamon st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. VNelson Daniel T., 1108 lnd. ave. A. B., Amherst coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. Ib, med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; trustee Davis’ free disp.; vis. phys. Mercy hosp.; prof, physi- ology and histology in Chicago med. coll.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Xeve S., 254 Milwaukee ave. *Xorcom F. B., 715 Cottage Grove ave. Xorcon , cor. State and Taylor sts. Xute J. R., (h) 49 Thirty-second st. O’Brien John E., 133 S. Halstead st. Ogden M. D., (h) 966 Wabash ave. Olin A. G., 565 State st. Olin H., (e) 244 W. Madison st. M. D., eclectic med. coll, of Phila. (no date); member national eclec. med. asso. and eclec. med. soc. of 111.; chairman com. of ophthal- mology eclec. med. asso. *Otto Joseph, 156 W. Randolph st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. *Owens John E., 117 Twenty-first st. *Page William R., 229 W. Madison st. *Pagne Charles, 582 State st. Paine , 49 S. Halstead st. Paine Richard. Kendall, (h) Hahnemann Hospital. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1873; member Chicago acad. of homceo. medicine; resident phys. at Hahnemann hosp. *Paoli G. C., Harrison and State sts. -Parker Milton, 280 W. Washington st. -Parkes Chas. T., 138 La Salle st. Parkhurst ;, (h) W. Washington and Sheldon sts. Patty J. II., (h) Payne C., 1045 Wabash ave. Pearl Geo. M., 312 Cottage Grove ave. Pearson X. O., 85 W. Kenzie st. *Pppk Oak Park *Peck A. Palmer, 240 W. Washington st. Member asso. of phys. and surg. *Peck Barnard S., 328 W. Madison st. A. B., Knox coll., 1606; A. M., 1869; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1872. Persons , 902 Wabash ave. Phillips H. A., 117 W. Van Buren st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. *Pike W. P., Throop and Madison sts. *Pilsbury J. Milton, 792 Wabash ave. *Pitcher Stewart C., 206 Cottage Grove ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; surg. U. S. vols. 2 yrs. 8 mos. Pischack J., 564 S. Halstead st. *Pool I., Evanston. Powell Edwin, cor. of Madison and Sanga- mon sts. A. B., Williams coll., 1857; M. D.. Rush med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Chicago, med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso.; prof, of anatomy and military surgery, Rush med. coll.; surg. of Cook co. hosp., St. Joseph’s hosp., etc.; surg. in charge of gen’l hosp., Vicksburg, from 1863-65. Pratt S. C., 269 W. Madison st. “Price O. J., 83 S. Jefferson st. *Purdy C. W., cor. of State & Madison sts. ■'Quales Xiles Theodore, 119 Milwaukee ave. ■“'Quine Wm. Edward, 182 W. Sangamon st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member and see. med. soc. of Chicago, and ass’t sec. med. soc. of 111.; prof, materia medica and thera. Chicago med. coll.; att. gynaecologist Cook co. hosp. * Quirk J. F., 419 S. Clark st. Quirk J. L., 403 Archer ave. •"Rauch Francis, 636 Carroll st. M. D., univ. Augusteo, Leipzig, Germany; at- tended 3 annual courses lectures at Prague and Leipzig. *Rauch J. H., Board of Health Office. ■■Ravenot O. P. F., 118 Blue Island ave. Rawson Ed., (h) Ray Jas. Edwin, 193 W. Yan Buren st. M. D., univ. of Pa., 1860. Ray Ed., 165 S. Peoria st. *Rea R. L., 1114 Prairie ave. Reed R., 413 State st. Reading Edgar, 134 Clark st. M. 1)., lnd. med. coll., 1849, and med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; specialty, diseases of chest, etc. -Reid John, 15 Washington place. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; licentiate of British province; member med. soc. of Chicago ; health officer of city; trustee of North Star dispensary. *Rennolds W. E., 286 Maxwell st. Reynolds E. M., (e) M. D., eclectic med. inst., 1871; member Iowa eclec. med. soc., and board of censors State eclec. soc. Reynolds B. P., 554 Wabash ave. Richardson , 190 W. Madison st. *Ritzner X., 239 Cottage Grove ave. Roderker , 458 S. Clark st. *Rodgers S. G., 318 S. Clark st. Rogers E. C., 104 W. Washington st. 132 ROL ILLINOIS TUG *Roler E. O. F., Indiana ave. and 24th st. Member Chicago asso. of phys. and surg. *Root D. S., Twelfth and Halstead sts. Rosch E., 180 W. Twelfth st. Rosenberg Adolph, 197 W. Madison st. Rosenberg Niles, 388 State st. Ross Jos. Presley, 428 W. Washington st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1852: member med. soc. of Cook co., -med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso.; prof, clinical medicine and dis. of the chest, Rush med. coll.; attend, phys. and clini- cal lecturer Cook co. hosp. *Ross D. Lancaster, 330 W. Indiana ave. *Ross J. P., 160 W. Harrison st. *Rowan Peter J., 136 S. Desplaines st. M. D., Trinity coll. med. school, 1870. *Rush D. G., 82 Throop st. *Rutter C. L., 1133 Michigan ave. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member Chicago asso. of phys. and surg. Saudridge , 344 W. Harrison st. *Sauer Christ., 290 W. Twelfth st. *Savage A. C.,-46 W. Madison st. *Schaller J., 193 W. Randolph st. Schuyler C., 218 Cottage Grove ave. *Schloetzer Geo., Lake View. *Schmidt Ernst, 387 State st. *Schubert F. D., 195 Blue Island ave. *Schumway C. W., 72 Park ave. Member med. soc. of Chicago. *Secord Y. C., 349 S. Clark st, *Seeley T. P., 289 W. Monroe st. A. B., Union coll., 1852; Am. 1855; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Chicago, West Side med. club, Am. med. asso.; act. surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years ; sanitary insp. of board of health 3 years. *Seiffert R., 141 S. Clinton st. *Semple M. E., 30 Willard Place. Senard O. E., 652 W. Washington st. *Seymour F., 248 Blue Island ave. Shaw II., 1293 Prairie ave. Shaw S. W., (h) 1283 Prairie ave. *Sherman J. 8., 388 State st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Chicago. Sherwin John, 6G6 W. Lake st. *Sheilds C. J., 130 N. Clark st. Shipman Geo. E., (h) 17 N. Peoria st. Siebig E., 445 S. I-Ialstead st. Silva C. C. Pereira de, 733 W. Adams st. M. I)., school of Lisbon and Funchal, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Chicago, and West Side med. club; attend, phys. at central disp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2 years. * Simons Chas. J., 1454 State st. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1867; member Chicago med. soc., and asso. of phys. and surg. *Simpson John, 74 W. Erie st. *Skeer J. D., 661 W. Washington st. Member West Side med. club. *Sloan Henrv II., 520 Milwaukee ave. Small A. E.,*(h) 583 Wabash ave. Small II. N., 275 W. Monroe st. * Smith Chas. Gilman, 792 Wabash ave. A. B., Harvard univ., 1847; A. M., 1850; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member med. soc. of Cook co., med. soc. of 111., Am. med. asso.; consult, surg. Cook co. hosp.; prof, diseases of child, in woman’s hosp. med. coll.; act. ass’t surg. and surg U. S. vols. 1 year. Smith D. S., (h) 402 Michigan ave. Smith , 1100 Indiana ave. Snell I., 82 Ashland ave. Somers G. C., 460 W. Washington st. Spannagle Louis, 400 S. May st. Spencer Horace, 199 W. Madison st. Springer M. O., 88 W. Eighteenth st. Starkweather Ralph Ed., 368 Michigan ave. A. B., Williams coll., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. (no date); (studied 3 years with Dr. G. Buck); member med. soc. of Chicago; served on staff', St. Luke’s hosp., N. Y. and King’s co. hosp., N. Y.; sanitary insp. of board of health. Stanley C. W., 746 State st. Stanton , 716 Cottage Grove ave. Starr , 317 Warren ave. Steere W. B., 258 Cottage Grove ave. Stillians David Clark, 112 Milwaukee ave. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member Chicago med. soc. *Stitt J. S., State and Twelfth sts. Stone J. L., 112 W. Madison st. :;Storck Chas., 494 W. Lake st. Stratford II. K., cor. Twentieth and State sts. Strausser S., 254 S. Halstead st. Streeter J. W., . W., Gilson. Aldrich Davis, (e) Bladensville. Aldridge F. M., New Haven. Aldridge Hugh II., ' e) Windsor. Alexander , Palestine. Alexander II. K., Pekin. Alexander II. W., Blue Island. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Alexander Samuel, Marissa. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Alford Frank Augustine, Kankakee. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1869. Alkin J. W., Tennessee. Alaben J. C., Polo. Allais P. A., Aurora. Allbright H. V., Long Prairie. Allen A. B., Kane. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Allen C. C., Chillicothe. Member med. soc. of Peoria. Allen Charles, Murrayville. Allen E. T., White Rock. Allen F. T., Greenville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Allen George T., Springfield. Allen II. D., New Rutland. Allen H. J., Harlem. Allen J., (m) Elliottstown. Allen J. N., Mt. Sterling. Allen Joel, Minonk. Attended lectures in New Orleans, which were de- livered by Profs. Stone and Smith, for benefit of hospital stewards; served as hosp. steward 3 years; act. ass’t surg. 2 years; commissioned 2d ass’t surg. latter part of time. Allen John S., (m) Atlanta. Allen Jonathan, (m) Geneseo. Allen J. T., Quincy. Allen M. S., (h) Man non. Allen Robert G., Washington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839; ass’t surg. State army boar:!. Allen William A., Greenville. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1856; IT. S. pension surg. for Bond co.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Allen W. IT., Pekin. Allen Zachariah, Eberle. One full course ; phvs. in charge of ward in hosp. Ailing S. F., Neoga. Allison B. A., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Allibram , Polo. Allmond R. J., Palmyra. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839; member Am. med. asso., 1S72. Allright J. B., Foreston. Alphonso Alfred, Ottawa. Grad, in med. in Berlin, Germany ; member med. soc. of Ottawa; princ. of and prof, in Ottawa infirmary; med. exam, life ins. co.;—author of “ Health and Sickness in the Human Body.” Alten J. A. C., Western Saratoga. Alvis David II., Galva. M. D.,'Chicago med. coll., 1871. Alvord J. E., Prairie City. Amory S. A., Quincy. Member and censor of medico-patholog. soc. of Quincy, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Amoist J. E., Bourbonnaise. Anderson James, Hoard. Anderson J. II., Franklin. Anderson J. B., Camargo. Anderson Lemuel W., Iloopeston. Attended one full course of lectures univ. of N.Y., 1861-2; member med. soc. of Huntingdon co.; lion, member med. soc. of Wabash co. Anderson Samuel H., Evansville. Anderson . Lockport. Andre Maurice, Prairie du Rocher. Andrew L. M., Princeville. Member med. soc. of Peoria co., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Andrews D. C., (e) Kinderhook. Andrews M., ( m) Mulberry Grove. Andrews R. G., (e) News. Angell Abner, (h) Belvidere. Angle Philip, Yorktown. Anthony J. O., Sterling. Anthony W. C., (h) Princeton. Antis Henry T., Geneseo. Antis John, (h) Morris. Antle F. P., (e) Petersburg. Cor. sec. “ Eclec ” med. soc. of 111. Apperson J. II. J., Tuscola. Apperson J. W., Bourbon. Member Asculapian soc. of Wabash Valley. Apperson John, Mattoon. Archer M. C., Macomb. Arcourt I). E., (m Thebes. Ardrey Thomas S., (h) Oakdale. M. D., liomoeo. med. coll., Mo., 1866. Armos William, fh) South Pass. Armstrong A. W., Young America. Armstrong Clinton, Carrollton. Member med. asso. of Greene co. Armstrong C. J., Waukegan. Armstrong John Maelay, Edwardsville. M. D., .Telferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Christian co.; phys. of Madison co. Armstrong Thomas. Sandwich. Armstrong W., ih) Rantoul. Armstrong W. P., (h) Paris. Arnold J. I., (e) Galva. Arnold S. II., (e) Palestine. Arrington S. C., Farina. Arteburn Geo. A., (m) Hallsville. Artsman E., (m) Springfield. Artz W. F., Byron. Ashbaugh L. S., (h) New Boston. Ashby James, Hutton. Ashby J. R., Lake Creek. Ashley A. F., La Prairie. Ashman E. II., Hyde Park. Asire Leonard, Bloomington. M. P., med. dep’tuniv. of Wooster; member med. asso. of McLean co. Askew J. R., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Assman F. W., (h) Chester. Atterbury C., Greenview. ATW ILLINOIS, BAR 135 Atwood E. R., L’Ostant. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mich., and Rush med. coll, (no date). Augustine George, Ullin. Aunmann Fred. W., Chester. Auner G. H., Dement. Ausley J. M., Swedona. Avery S. F., Lamoille. Avett G., Jonesboro’. Axton John, (m) Big Muddy. Ayera E. II., Hashville. Aylesworth Homer E., Roseville. A. B., Union coll., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867 ; member military tract med. asso. Ayres M., (h) Springfield. Ayres W. J., (e) Sacramento. Babb D. B., Dakota. Babbitt S. L., Elkville. Babcock A. C., Galva. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member military tract med. asso. Babcock A. L., Galva. Babcock , Belleville. Babcock A., (h Galesburg. Babcock A. M., Galesburg. Member military tract med. asso. Babcock C. M., Galesburg. Babcock E. R., (mi Springfield. Babcock W. A., Onargo. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Bacen A. J., (h) Table Grove. Bacen J. W., Ipava. Bachelder J. W., Caledonia. Bacmeister Theodore, (h) Toulon. M. 1)., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1856; member homceo. soc. of 111., and Am. inst. of homceo. Backus J. C., Braid wood. Bacon Charles II., Lockport. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Will co. Bacon D. W. C., Oneida. Member military tract med. asso. Bacon J. W., Ipava. Bader Geo. S., (m) Belleville. Bader John, (m) Belleville. Bagby J. C., Plymouth. Bailey I). A., Beaver Creek. Bailey R., Knoxville. Bailluiche P. II., Springfield. Member med. soc. of 111. Bainter A. C., (e) Taylorville. Baker A.,Enfield. Baker A. C., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Baker David Bryan, Quincy. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Adams co.; city phys. of Quincy. Baker C., Bankston. Baker Elvin Francis, Alexander. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Morgan co. Baker F. E., (h) Bloomington. Baker IT. M., Highland Park. Baker James, Adair. M. D., Rush mel. coll.. 1869. Baker John, Henry City. Baker L. II., Payson. Censor of med. soc. of Quincy; member med. soc. of Adams co., Am. med. asso., 1873. Baker O. P., Morrison. Baker W. F., Carthage. Balch II. J. E., Georgetown. Baldwin A., St. Augustine. Ball Charles E., Shoal Creek. Ballard II., Marceline. Ballard William J., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Ballou K. E., Sandwich. Ballou H., (h) Crystal Lake. Balsbaugh George S., Eoreston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Bancroft A., Walshville. Bancroft Walter, La Salle. Bane Garner Horace, Macomb. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1855, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of 111. Bane M. M. Member med. soc. of Adams co. • Bangs E. A., Chatsworth. Banister T. O., Odell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; contract surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Banta William E., Chenoa. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Woodford co. Barber J. M., Donaldsonville. Bard /Claremont. Bardwell G. A., Dixon. Bard well S. S., Dixon. Member med. soc. of Lee co. Barger Robert N\, Miner. Barkhausen H. C., Clear Creek. Barker William C., (h) Waukegan. Barlow James M., Yale. M. IX, Chicago med. coll., 1861; member JEscula- pian soc. of Wabash co. Barlow John W., Westfield. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Marshall co. Barnard Henry Clay, Charleston. M. D., coll. phys. and. surg. of Iowa, 1866; mem- ber TEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash valley. Barnes A. T., Centralia. Barnes B. F., Taylorville. Barnes E. B., Areola. Barnes Ira Horton, Decatur. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Macon co., and member med. soc. of 111.; surg. ■ U. S. vols. 3 years. Barnes J. C., Areola. Barnes J. K., Decatur. Barnett Charles F., West Jersey. Barnett Allen A., Jerseyville. A. B., Miami univ., 1851; A. M., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853; med. soc. of Jersey co. Barnett Charles F., West Jersey. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; member Military Tract med. soc.; del. to med. soc. of 111.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 11 years. Barnett J. R., Lafayette. Member Military Tract med. soc. Barnett J. R., Rochester. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Barney John, Sheffield. Barr J., (m) Paris. Barrell Henry Condit, Springfield. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1864, and Bellevue med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of 111.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. 136 BAR ILLINOIS, BET Barrett E., Assumption. Barrett D. J., Oconee. Barrett Parker, (e) Joliet. Barrett S. D., Assumption. Barrows Geo. S., (h) Rockford. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1845, and Rock Island med. school, 1849; member liomceo. med. soc. of 111., and Am. inst. of homceo. Barrows J. M., Tolona. Barrus, S. M., Forest. Barry Edward L. H., Jerseyville. Grad. St. Stephen’s hosp., Cork, Ireland, 1851; M. D., Rush med. coll., 18G1; sqc. med. soc. of Jersey co.; member board health of Jerseyville; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Barry S. A., Sheldon. Barry Peter C., Hardin. M. D., univ. of Glasgow, 1862; county phys. of Calhoun co. Bartholomew G., (h) Genoa. Bartholon E. C., Mahomet. Bartholon J. M., Philo. Bartlett Aurelius T., Virdin. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Bartlett A. R., (h) Aurora. Bartlett F. Lewellyn, (h) Aurora. B. L., univ. of Mich., 1865; M. D., liomoeo. med. coll, of St. Louis, 1863; city phys. of Aurora, 1869. Bartlett II. F., th) Aurora. Bartlett John W., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Bartley D., Willow Hill. Barton G. W., Saybrook. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of central 111. Barton Ira, Lulu. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Montgomery co.; med. exam, for life ins. co. Barton P. II., Danville. Basart J. M., Sumner. Basco Otto, (e) Bascomb James II., McLean. Bascomb II. M., (h) Ottawa. Baskett , Pleasant Ilill. Bassett Moses Fitch, Quincy. M. D., Worcester med. inst., Worcester, Mass, (no date),; v.-pres. med. soc. of Adams co.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. provost marshall bureau during the war. Bassett C. R., Vandalia. Bassett G. W., Vandalia. Bassett S. W., (e) Quincy. Bateman Stephen, (e) Big Rock. Bates D., (e) Fairview. M. D., eclectic med. coll., Cincinnati. Bates O. C., O’Fallon. Battles J. D., (e) Griggsville. Battson O. Alexander, Claremont. M. D. by the med. soc. of Richland co.; member med. soc. of Richland co. Baxter M. L., Aurora. Baxter W. II., Ilerseman’s. Bayne W. F., (e) Macomb. Baysinger D. II., Grand Tower. Beach E. M., Patoka. Beach Rollin E., Patoka. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1872; first course Rush med. coll. Beadles William T., Bushnell. M. D., Mo. med. coll., I860; member med. soc. of McDonough co.; U. S. pens. surg.; ass’t surg., and surg. U. S. vols. Beard E., Raritan. Beasley R. B., (e) Glasgow. Beatie Andrew B., Red Bud. Beaumont J. H., (h) Freeport. Becker Charles, Carlinsville. Becker T. T., Upper Alton. Beckman L. M., (e) Shirley. Beckwith A. A., Knoxville. Beckwith N., (e) Fairbury. Bedford Franklin, (h) Dement. Beebe N. D., (h)Freeport. Beecher S. R., Cedarville. Beers E. A., McHenry. Beirt W. H., (h Lincoln. Belding L. E., (h) Morrison. Bell J. A., (h) Naperville. Bell J. B., Berwick. Bell John, Berwick. Bell L. D., (m) Bloomington. Bellamy Peter Foeiam, Knight’s Prairie. One and a half courses lectures, Nashville. Benedict A. C., Waverly. Benedict E. S.. New Boston. Benipe S. M., Assumption. Bennepe Seth Martin, Assumption. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., I860. Bennet L. S., Tullula. Bennett Edward, Woodstock. Bennett H., (e) Butler. Bennett Joseph D., Assumption. M. D., St. Louis univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Christian co. Bennett J. II. H., (m) Springfield. Bennett R. F., (es Litchfield. Bennett R. II., Richmond. Bennett S. B., Fairview. Attend. 1 full course in Rush med. coll., 1859-60; 12 years’ practice; member med. soc. of Ful- ton co. Bennington G. W., (h) Wataga. Benson M. L., Streator. Benson V. S., McLeansboro’. Bently B. B., Algonquin. Bently W. II., Hudgersville. Benton E. A., Davis. Berchelmann Adolphus, Belleville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Berger Adolphus, Lebanon. Berger F. F., (e) Grantfork. Bermenter C., Fosterburgh. Bernays Geo. J., Lebanon. Bernreuther C., < h) Fosterburgli. Bernhardi Carl, Rock Island. Member central 111. med. soc. Berry David, (e) McLeansboro’. Berry II. S., (ml Champaign. Berry Lucian, Winchester. Berry Peter C., Hardin. Berry R. G., Havana. Berthold . Belleville. Berus Lapier, Millstadt. Best C. J., Freeport. Best J. E., Darwin. Bettersworth Alex. Pitts, Carlinsville. Grad, of Green acad., Huntsville, Ala., and Shurt- lefFcoll., Alton, 111.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1855; vol. surg. Mound City hosp. BEY ILLINOIS BOW 137 Beverly William H., (m) Dewitt. Bibb George Richard, Jacksonville. M. D., Iiush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of 111., med. soc. of Denver, Col., med. soc. of Morgan co., med. soc. of Almeda co., Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872; member board of trustees 111. hosp. for insane, 1869-70. Biekmore Lawyer M., Shirley. M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of McLean co. Biddle J., Young America. Billharz Alfonz, E. St. Louis. Billing James W., Decatur. Billings James M., Mount Erie. Attended 1 course Miami med. coll. Billings Edgar T., (e) Cherry Valley. Bingham A. C., (h) Harvard. Bishop S., (h) Moline. Birch J. C. Y., Marshall. Birclier , Carbondale. Birdsell E. S., Sonora. Birney John Parkin, Staunton. Served an apprenticeship of 5 years, and was 5 months pupil and dresser in infirmary, Sheffield, England; attended lectures occasionally; been in practice 30 years. Birney Samuel H., Urbana. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Champaign co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of 111.; chairman board of censors central 111. med. soc.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; phys. to jail and county hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. S. W. army. Bishop T. N., Milford. Black J. A., Mulberry Grove. Black J. M., (e) Lebanon. Black Milo, Clay City. Black T. E., Pellonia. Black Tomas G., Clayton. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville. Blackburn G. II., Pana. Blackford E., (e) Mount Erie. Blackman O. B., (h) Dixon. Blackman F. H., Geneva. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870; member State med. soc. and med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Blackmeister T., (h Toulon. Blackwelder ,T. F., Litchfield. Blagerty M. C., Askum. Blair Moses, Auburn. Blair G. T., (h) Ford. Blaisdell O. W., (h) Macon. Blalock Nelson G., Wilson. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Blanchard Enoch, Minonk. Member med. soc. of Woodford co. Blanchard John, Lusk. Blanchard T.. Hinsdale. Bland Seth F.. Palermo. Blankership J. E., Browning. Blankenship L. A., New Liberty. Blawis J. J. P., Reading. Blasedell W. O.. (hi Macomb. Blelick N. G., Mt, Zion. Member Am. med. asso. Bley George, Staunton. M. D., Phi la. coll, of Med., 1851. Blood II. A., Milan. Bloomer Samuel, Galena. Blount Joseph, Byron. Blue Alexander, (e) Carlinsville. Bloxam H., (e) Mt. Auburn. Bluebottom W. H., Oakland. Boal A. J., (h) Piper City. Boal J. F., Buda. Boal Robert, Peoria. Boardman Edwin Rowland, Elmira. Attended two full courses Indianamed. coll., 1848- 49; member military tract med. soc. Boardman I. G-., Paw Paw Grove. Bocarth I. W. Member med. soc. of Wabash co. Book Frederick, Waterloo. Attended six courses at med. school of Hamburg, Bavaria, from 1826 to 1829. Immigrated, 1838. Bock G. C., Smitbton. Bock J. A., Golconda. Bodman Elam, Sidney. Boerner E., Johannesburg. Boff B. F., (e) Oblong City. Boggs James, Havana. Boice James S., Aledo. Boils M., Newman. Boker E. F., Alexander. Bolleclioefer A. C., (h) Freeport. Bolles Edgar, Pennington Point. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., and Detroit med. coll., (no date). Bolles IT. O., (e) Springfield. Bollinger H. C., Willow Hill. Bolon W. B., (h) Canton. Bond Benjamin Nicodemus, Grand Tower. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1835; surg. U. S. vols. Sher- man’s army 3 years. Bond Clinton W., Ilainesville. Bond E. J., Fairvicw. Bond John, Versailles. Bond J. K., Carthage. Bonnell W. W., Griggsville. Bonney James, Quincy. Bonney J. W., Columbus. Bonney S. F. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Booe T. Newton. Oakalla. M. D., Bush med. coll., 16 GG; sec. of Iroquois med. soc.; member med. soc. of 111.; Am. med. asso., 1873. Boone A. II., Chandlerville. Boor F. A., Sada. Booth David S., Sparta. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Mo. Booth E. S., Forest. Booth E. W., Darien. Booth II. M., Albany. Boothwell C. C., Johnsonville. Booz William, (m) Middle Creek. Bossart J. M., Sumner. Bostic I. L., Scottfville. Bottomly W. N., Tamaroa. Member med. soc. of Will co. Bowde John K., Carthage. A. B., Miami univ., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Hancock co.; pension exam. surg.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Bower William W., Rush ville. M. D., eclectic med. inst., 1846. Bower R. W., Sheridan. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Bower W. W., (e) Rusliville. 138 BOW ILLINOIS, BRO Bowerman Solomon, (e) Wales. Bowes George Asbury, Lena. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., (no date); charge of hosp. U. S. vols. 21 years. Bowman A., A\rhite Hall. Member med. soc. of Creene co. Bowman E. H., Andalusia. Member med. soc. of ltock Island. Bowman II., Ripley. Bowman J., Flora. Bowyer Eli, Olney. Boyd II. R., Ottawa. Boyd Joseph P., Millersburgh. Member .Military Tract med. soc. Boyd AVilliam A. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Boyer E. N., Sadowa. Boyes M. D., Jamestown. Boyle Julius Jerome, Ottawa. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1869 ; member med. soc. of Onondaga co., med. soc. of Syra- cuse, and med. soc. of Ottawa; health officer of Ottawa city for 1870. Boyles Elijah Warren, Clay City. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; exam. surg. U. S. pension dep’t. Boyles J. M., Louisville. Bozarth David, Eddyville. Bradbury M., (m) Rockford. Braden Joseph, Grayville. Bradford William E., (e) Dix. M. 1)., eclec. med. coll., 1863. Bradles AV. S., Bushville. Bradles Luciens, (m) Rockford. Bradley R. D., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., central med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Bradley R. II., Marshall. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Bradley T., Roseville. BradnoG., (h) Crete. Bradshaw B. II., Orangeville. Brady J. S. II., (e) Little Rock. Bragdon Meritt C., (h) Evanston. M. A., northwestern univ., 1870; M. D., Hahne- mann med. coll., 1873. Braley L. E., Kankakee. Braley L. E., (h) Kankakee. Bramm S. P., Palantine. Brands E. AV., News. Bi ■as F. II., New Boston. Breckenridge John D., New Memphis. Breed G. II., (h) Du Quoin. Breed S. P., Princeton. Member med. soc. of 111., medico-patholog. soc. of Li Salle co., and Am. med. asso. Breed S. R., (h) Monmouth. Breeden J. II., Summum; Bi ■eesse S. D., (m) Castleton. Brelsford J.. Onanga. Bren del Emil, Peoria. Brendel Fred., Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria City. Brendemuchl F., Collinsville^ Brent William, Laclede. Breuneman John A., Davis. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Stephenson co. Breuning M., Lacon. Brenton W., Tuscola. Member vEsculapian med. soe. Brewer E., (h) Fairbury. Brewer J. AV., Monmouth. Member military tract, med. soc. Brewer G. W., Milton. Brewington G. AT., (h) AVataga. Brewster Jas., Ora. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 18C6. Brewster L. A., AVhitehall. Brewster AV., Nakomis. Brian O. M., Sycamore. Bricker J.,*Carbondale. Brickwell Richard, Roseville. Bridges Elon, (m) Union. Bridges Y. R., Mattoon. Brien II., Mt. Pulaski. Briggs Robert, Clayton. Brigham Leonard Rufus, (e) Aurora. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1852; mem ber State eclec. soc., and U. S. eclec. med. soc. Brigham Reeder S , (h) Cairo. A. B., Dickenson coll.; M. I)., Oiiio homceo. med. coll, (no date); ass’t surg. U. S. N. 1 year. Brill D., (e) Geneseo. Bringle I). D., AArinchester. Brink C. H., Windsor. Briscoe J. AV., Darwin. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Briscoe AV. T., AArestfield. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Bristol James. Lawrenceville. Bristow G. AAr., Grand Chain. Bristow N., Rochester Mills. Broadman E. R., Elmira. Brock A. J., (e) Green Pond. Broffett J. II., Malugin Grove. Bronson Bronson J. E., (h) Metropolis. M. I)., Hahnemann med. coll., of St. Louis (no date). Brook .T. A7-., Jonesboro’. Brook T. S., Greenville. Brookhart II. P., Ilutton. Brookhart S., Majority Point. Brooks Forman Christman, Gilman. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1805; demon, of anat. in eclec. med, coll.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Brooks J. B., (h Geneseo. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Brooks C. AV., Reyfield. Brothers Fred., Bunker Hill. Brower B. E., Mt. Carmel. Brower , (e' Quincy. Brown A. A., Erie. Brown Albert Curtis, AAraverly. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Morgan co. Brown A. M., Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Brown Aristus. AVaukegan. Brown A., Jacksonville. Brown Abram, Tower Hill. Brown Benj., Ewing. Brown Benjamin Franklin, Oneida. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866; member Military Tract med. soc.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 2 years; ass’t surg. 1 year. BRO ILLINOIS BUR 139 Brown B. F., (e) Walbridge. Brown B. M., Oneida. Brown C. C., Mendon. Brown C. F., (h) Ilasting’s Landing. Brown C. P., Hastings. Brown G. W., (e) Rockford. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1868; member eclec. med. soc. of 111., and northern eclec. med. soc. Brown II., Basco. Brown II. C., Geneseo. Member Military Tract med. soc. Brown II. S., Mt. Henry. Brown Ira, Milford. Brown J. II., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Brown J., Plum River. Brown J., Ashton. Brown James, (m) AVheaton. Brown J. F., (h) Quincy. Brown I. II., Casey. Brown J. H., Waverly. Brown Joseph, Metropolis. Brown Josiah, Mechanicsburg. Brown J. AY., Iloopestown. Brown J., Decatur. Brown J. P., AVitts’ Prairie. Brown L. B., Sheldon. Brown L. IX, Chillicothe. Brown M. E., Quincy. Brown M. E., Sullivan. Brown M. L., Sr., (e) Carmi. Brown M. L., Jr., (e) Carmi. Brown M. S., Urbana. Member med. soc. of central 111. Brown N. AY., Unity. Brown AY. A., Danville. Brown AY.C., Geneseo. Brown AY. II., Mound City. Brown AVilliam G. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Brown AY. .T., Mendon. Brown AY. P., Greenville. Browning J. K., Havana. Brubaker R. K., Lena. Bruce Edwin Rothvin, (m) Belvidere. Never attended med. lectures. Bruce AY. AY., Casey. Brumbaugh A., Long Prairie. Brumagin R. J., Morrison. Brundage Charles, Buena Vista. Brunk Charles H., AYindsor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med soc. of Shelby co., and Asculapian med. soc. Bruner A. J., Hardin. Bry Francis, La Salle. Co. coroner. Bryan John L., Cambridge. Member med. soc. of 111. Bryan T. A., Xenia. Bryant James, Cypress Creek. Bryant Joseph, (m) Dewitt. Bryant AY. AY., (e) Sycamore. Bucher C. A., Batavia. Member med. soc. of Fox River \Talleyj Buck H. B., Springfield. Member med. soc. of 111. Buck II. II., (e) Woodstock. Buck S. S., Maquon. Buck Wilbur P., Moweaqua. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Buck William H., (h) Woodstock. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, and N.Y. homceo. coll., 1870; councillor Hahnemann hosp., Chicago. Buckley Benj. T., Freeport. M. D., Kush med. coll., 1852; pres. med. soc. of Stephenson co. Bucknam C. F., Warren. Buckwortli A. IX, Areola. Buckworth William, Sardorus. Buecking J. H., (e) Quincy. Buffington C., Jerseyville. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. Burney Jno. P., (e) Staunton. Bull T. J., Ipava. Bullard II. I)., Gillespie. Bullock J. Ross, Waukegan. Bullock J. S., Yeraiillionsville. Bumstead Lemuel J.,(h) Pekin. M. D., homceo. mod. school of Pa., 1862; member Am. inst. of homceo.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years; spent 1 year in Vienna with special at- tention to diseases of eye and ear. Bunce Charles, Woodhull. Member Military Tract med. soc. Bunch Joseph, Marion. Bundy S. H., Carbondale. Bunker G. A., Oregon. Bunson August, Freeport. Bunson C. P., Lena. Burbank W. M., Barrington. Member med. soc. of 111. Burch B. F., Fairburg. Burch James, Kaskaskia. Burch J. M., Illiopolis. Burdick L. I)., Grayville. Burgett David, (e) Sumner. Burgess Lloyd Dorsey, Sparta. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1862. Burgess Thomas, Nashville. Burgess W. J., Du Quoin. Burk W. Pc., Cairo. Burkett T., Jefferson , Burks J. M., (e) Harrisburg. Burleigh J. F., (e) Mossville. BurlinghameDwight Edwin, Elgin. M. D., ( hicago men. coll., 1869; member Fox River Valley med. soc. Burlingliam H. D., Galesburg. Member Military Tract med. soc. Burlingham T. J., (m) Geneseo. Burner S. A., Robinson. Burnham It. G., Cook co. Burns A. P., Palatine. Burns G. W., (e) Breese. Burns J. D., (e) Rockford. Burns Judson, Rockford. M. D., eclectic med. inst., Cincannati, 1870; mem- ber eclectic med. soc. of 111. Burns William H., Richville. Burns W. W., Polo. Burnsdale A. W., (h) Belvidere. Burnstead S. J., (h) Pekin. Burr W. IT., Gridley. Burris T. R., Vienna. Burrett Josiah, Half Day. Burritt F., (h) Chicago. Burroughs L. M., (e)"Batavia. Burudge J. S., Erie. 140 BUS ILLINOIS, CAT Bussing James, Coulterville. Butler J., (e) Majority Point. Butler Milo, Buckley. Butler N. B., La Harpe. Butler Thomas, (m) Virginia. Butler T. M., Pecatonica. Butler W. S., (h) Whitley’s Point. Buxton I. N., Samsville. Buzette Frank, Viola. Byard A. L., Walnut. Byers D. B., (h) Brookville. Byers Fred. Weills, Lena. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Stephenson co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Byington W. C., Cliatsworth. Byles F. W., Lena. Byrd William A., Ursa. M. 1)., Mo. med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Adams co. (the first v.-pres.); censor of medico- path. soc. of Quincy, and Am. med. asso. Byrns William, Windsor. Member Military Tract med. soc. Byrns G. A., Cooperstown. Cadwallader R., Newton. Cain Joseph C., Farmer City. Calahan J. II., Kingston. Caldwell G. W., Zanesville. Caldwell James P., Auburn. Caldwell J. B., Galva. Caldwell P. A., (e) Glasgow. „ Caldwell Samuel, Detroit. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1849. Caldwell W. S., Elizabeth. Caldwell William Spencer, Warren. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1S64; Chicago med. coll., 1866, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Callahan James H., Carthage. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Calloway. L. II., Barry. Calvin James W., Newman. M. D., Rush mel. cod., 1856. Calvin , Louisville. Cambell William B., Wilmington. Camerer Daniel W., Lpgan. Cameron E. B., Tuscola. Cameron John, (m) Wilmington. Camp S.W., (h) Bentley. Campbell A., (m) Duiileith. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1843; formerly ass’t phys. Bellevue hosp.; surg. army Potomac 2 years and 7 months. Campbell C. G., Enfield. Campbell J. V., Paxton. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Campbell M., (m) Piper City. Campbell Merritt B., Wilmington. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Vt., med. soc. of Will co., and med. soc. of 111.; med. cadet reg. army 1 year. Campbell William, Equality. Campbell William F., Shiloh Hill. Campfield , Ottawa. Can Robert F., Newburg. Cannon E. B., Tuscola. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cansor A., Crescent City. Canter G. F., Olney. Capreron E. W., Pontiac. Member medico-pathological soc. Carbus J. C., Mendota. Carey I). It., Bell Plain. Carey John, Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria City. Carey John B., Donnelson. Carey Thomas Lloyd, Lena. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of 111. Carlisle C. II., (h) Cherry Valley. Carlisle Edward, Ivaskaskia. Carnahan Hiram, Malugin’s Grove. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1860. Carpenter Edwin Alphonso, Barleyville. One course at Kush med. coll., 1868-69. Carpenter M., (h) Kankakee. Carr A. C., (e) Chesterfield. Carr C. II., Taylorville. Carr C. P., Rockford. Carr C. R., Bloomington. Carr G. II., (h) Viola. Carr G. W. L., Freeburg. Carr Janies, Raleigh. Carr M. S., (h) Galesburg. Carr Mathew Sparks, Freeburg. Grad. Willamette univ. of Ore.; M. D., Mo. med. coll., (no date): mem. med. soc. of St. Clair co. Carr Robert G., Decatur. Carriel II. F. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Carrier A. E., Batavia. Member med. asso. of Fox River. Carroll C. L., Williamsville. Carter C. M., Lawrenceville. Carter J. A., Bay City. Carter James A., Evansville. Carter L. W., (h) Pekin. Carter M. W., Minden. Carter S. M., Pinckneyville. Carter W. A., Elbridge. Carter W. D.. Nashville. Ad. eund. Chicago med. coll., 1866. Carter William F., Parish. Carter Willis, (e) Farina. Cartle E. G., Quincy. Cartwright , Palestine. Caruthers Geo. W., Olney. Carver M. C., Naples. Cary H. P., (h) Freeport. Cary J. K., Apple River. Casal Francis Marion, Pittsfield. M. I)., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., aud Rush med. coll., 1864. Case Frank D., Ramsey. Case J. H., (e) Adair. Casey E. A., (h) Jerseyville. Casey J. R., Joliet. Member med. soc. of Will co. Casey N. W., Mound City. Caso B. F., Decatur. Cassell M. II., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Castle Alfred, Wyoming. Castle E. G., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Castle W. II., (e) Salem. Castuline W. R., (e) Dixon. Caswell S. J., Rockford. M. D., ChicasTo med. coll.,1868. Catherwood Thomas II., Moweaqua. Member med. soc. of Macon and Shelby cos., and Am. med. asso. CAT ILLINOIS, CLA 141 Catlip A. M., Rockford. Pres. Rockford med. asso. Catlin E. P., Manteno. Cauch Robert, (h) Fairburg. Cauer H. N., Freeport. Cavins William, Young America. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no datej; member Mili- tary Tract med. soc. Cewgill G. J., (e) Bushnell. Center George Fleming, Olney. B. S., Marshall coll., 1862: M. I)., Louisville med. coll., 1872; perm, member Am. med. asso. Cerrell A., (e) Mount Auburn. Cewen Robert S., Girard. Chaffie H., Tolona. Chalfant C. I)., Dwight. Chamberlain E. Chamberlin AV. N., Elgin. Chamberlin AV., Toulon. Chambers Jacab George, Sadorus. M. 1)., Geneva med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Champaign co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Chambers Jno., Lena. Chambers .William Mortimer, Charleston. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of AY'abash valley, med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Chamness J., (h) Bainbridge. Chandler Charles, Chandlerville.' Member med. soc. of 111. Chandler J. II., (h) Rochelle. Chandler AV. E., Rockford. Chaney L. S., Harrisburg. Chapel A. Judson, Quincy. M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Chapin II. S., DeAVitt. Chapman A.M., (e) Palestine. Chapman I). F., (e) Majority Point. Chapman G. L., (h) Polo. Chapman II. C., (e) Randallsville. Chapman N. AV., Tuscola. Chapman AVilliam, Potoka. Charles G. E., Princeville. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Charlesworth D. M., Merrimack Point: Charlton John, Freeport. lion. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866. Charlton Richard, Pekin. Chase A. P., (h) Amboy. Chase David Howard, Louisville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Clay co.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Chase M. J., Galesburg. Chase AVarren, Newport. Chase AV. J., (h) Galesburg. Chaseman F. B., Charleston. Chearcy S. L., Harrisburg. Cheek Alexander Martin, (h) Metropolis. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, 1872. Cheeny B. II., Joliet. Member med. soc. of 111. Cheever D. A., (h) Champaign. Cheever N., Lovington. Chenoweth Cassidy, Decatur. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Macon co. Chenoweth William J., Decatur. Grad, of Augusta coll., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853; member med. soc. of Macon co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year; specialty, surgery. Chew John H., Naperville. Che wiling J., New Athens. Childs Charles J., (e) Sparta. Chiles AC. T., Metropolis. Clioisser C., (e) Eldorado. Christ H. C., Bloomington. Christey W. H., Tiskilwa. Christian AY'. II., Camargo. Christoffe Chas. H., French Village. Christy C. B., Earlville. Chittenden , Plainfield. Church D., Normal. Churchill J. F., (e) Sciota. Churchill , Nacomis. Churchill S. R., Maples Mills. Cinkling Thadmis, (m) Farmington. Clapp E. II., (h) Rome. Clark Anson L., (e) Elgin. A. B., Lombard univ., 1857; A. M., 1867; M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1861; member and cor. sec. eclec. med. soc. of 111.; pres, board trustees of Bennett eclec. coll.; prof, obstet. and diseases of women and child., Bennett coll.: ass’t sure. U. S. vols. 3 years. Clark Cavil, Greenup. Clark C. D., (h) De Kalb. Clark C. M., Galva. Member Military Tract med. soc. Clark Dexter Selwyn, Rockford. A. B., Beloit coll., 1860; M. D., coll. phys. and sure., 1865; member med. asso. of Rockford; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. It years. Clark Elemyer, (e) Rushville. Clark E., Grayville. Member med. soc. of AArabash co. Clark Horace H., Albion. Clark Horace Norton, Niantic. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Macon co., and med. soc. of 111.;—author of “ Report on Obstetrics,” 1868. Clark Hurlburt H., Albion. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1871; member med. soc. of S. E. 111.; exam. surg. U. S. pension office ; coroner of co. Clark John, (e) Mt. Pulaski. Clark J. II., (e) Taylorville. Clark Lucius, Rockford. M. IX, Geneva med. coll., 1835; member med. asso. of Rockford, med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Clark L. E., Newcomb. Clark L. II., (e) Taylorville. Clark L. AV., (e) Rushville. Clark M. M., (e) Vermont. Clark N. D., Bardolph. Clark L. AV., Rushville. Clark Samuel, (e) Lawrence. M. D., eclec. med. coll., 1869; member eclec. med. soc. of 111., and national eclec. med. asso. Clark Sumner, Ramsey. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1871. Clark T. I)., Fransonia. Clark AVesley, Dix. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Clark AArilliam, (m) Biggsville. Clarke Almazon, Galesburg. Clarke , Monticello. Clary II. F., Bridgeport. Clattle J. A., Noble, Clayberg Sylvester S., Avon. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Fulton co. 142 CLE ILLINOIS COR CleachyM. C., (m) Elliottstown. Clearwater J. C., (e) Litchfield. Cleaveland E. F., Dundee. Clendenen Moses W., Rockwood. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Is66; ass’t surg. army of Cumberland 3 years. Cline W. A., Cuba. Clinton A. R., Jamestown. Clinton A. S., Preston. Cloud J. B., Pleasant Plains. Clough A. B., (h) Sadowa. Clouser John, Farmer City. Member central 111. med. soc. Clowes J. W., Windsor. Member Military Tract med. soc. Cloyd John P., Georgetown. Clugston D. A., Utica. Clummons C. P., Carrollton. Clutter , Noble. One course of lectures. Clymer Keever, Seneca. M. IX, eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1858. Cobb Jacob, (e) Wring. Cochran C. J., (e) Annapolis. Cochran William G., Farmer City. V.-pres. and censor med. soc. of De Witt co.; rec. sec. central 111. med. soc.; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Coe II. F., Brooklyn. Coffin Nelson G., Monticello. Grad. univ. of Ind.; M. D., med. coll, of O., 1847; member and sec. med. soc. of Piatt co., and med. soc. of 111.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Cohen L. H., Quincy. M. 1)., New Orleans school of med., 1862; member medico-patholog. soc. of Quincy, med. soc. of Adams co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; late ass’t prof, chemistry New Orleans school of med. ; visiting phys. to charity hosp.; fellow med. asso. of New Orleans; ass’t surg. confed. army;— author of “ Palatable Medicines,” 1867; “ Re- marks on Oxaluria,” 1869; “ Ozone in the Econ- omy of Nature,” 1871, etc.; specialty, dis. of throat. Coker John T., Enfield. Colburn E. M., (h) Peoria. Cole A. I)., La Salle. Cole D., Lamville. Cole Frederick, El Paso. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; sec. med. asso. of Woodford co.; member med. soc. of 111.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Cole G. W., Bath. Cole J. B., La Salle. Cole N. B., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., med. soc. of cen- tral 111., and med. soc. of 111. Cole W. C. Member med. soc. of Morgan co., and Am. med. asso. Coleman J. W., Monticello. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856. Coles Alvin, Ottawa. Licensed by Mass. State med. soc., 1829; member med. soc. of Ottawa co. Collett F. A., Livingston. Collier II., Oakland. Collins E. B., Momence. Collins James, (m) Clintonville. Collins W. A., Venice. Collison William, Gridley. Colt John D., Litchfield. Colvard E. C., Shawneetown. Colvin J. W., (m) Mt. Erie. Combear W. C., Morton. Combs John E., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., and med. soc. of 111. Combs J. E., Le Mont. Comes George, Ridgway. Comstock Jesse, IV. artinsville. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Comstock Norman, Westfield. Condee Ammi, St. Anne. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Condell William R., Springfield. Condon S. S., Anna. Coney V. B., Monument. Connell G. W., Mason. Connett P. P., (e) New Hebron. Conner A. G. H., Mason City. Conrad , Quincy. Conson Augustus, Crescent City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich.; med. coll, of Detroit (no date). Converse A. L., Springfield. Converse M., Lewistown. Cook C., (e) Carmi. Cook Edgar P., Mendota. M. 1)., (,'leveland med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cook John A., Aurora. Member Fox River Valley asso. Cook P. B., Nakomis. Cook Robert Hugh, Graysville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1858, and Bellevue med. coll., 1864; act. ass’t surg. U.S. A. 1 year. Cook W. H., Hillsboro’. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Cooke J. W., Johnston. Coombs J. E., Bloomington. Coombs J. M., Newville. Cooper E. H., Henderson. Member Military Tract med. asso., and Am. med. asso. Cooper James S., Greenfield. Cooper Samuel, Oakley. Cope J. I)., (m) Fairfield. Copeland James A., Oconee. Copeland Philander, Winnebago. Copestake J. C., Wyoming. Copp William, Waterloo. Corbus J. C., Mendota. Member medico-pathological soc.," and med. soc. of 111. Corbus J. R., Amboy. Member med. soc. of 111. Corcoran G. L., Brimfield. Member med. soc. of Peoria co., and med soc. of 111.; Am. med. asso., 1873. Corcoran J., La Salle. Core James, Urbana. Corey V. B., Nebo. Corkings O. G., Liberty. Corlew W. W., Sparks Hill. Cornell D. R., (h) Centralia. j Cornell Thomas J., Braidwood. I Retired from practice at 70 years of age. COR ILLINOIS, CUR 143 Corneilus Patrick, (m) Marseilles. 'Corrotliers, G. W., Olney. Correll L. S., Salisbury. Corr Albert C., Chesterfield. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Couch Harriman, Peoria. M. L)., eclectic med. coll., 1863. Coudell W. R., Springfield. Coulter Arthur P., Marissa. Coursey A. E., (m) Du Quion. Courtney , Grand Chain. Couson Augustus, Crescent City. Coutant G. E., La Salle. M. I)., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872; member homceo. med. soc. of 111., 111. valley homceo. soc. Cove S. R., (e) Saline Mines. Covell J. D., Eoreston. Covington J. R., Ash Ridge. Covins W., Ellison. Covey, Benjamin S., Waukegan. Cowan J. M., Hennepin. Cowan Robert S., Girard. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865; member Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Cowdin John P., Illiopolis. Cowell C. G., (h) Lockport. Cowell Geo. E., (h) Minooka. Cowles J. P., (h) Ottawa. Cowles E. W., (h) Rock Island. Cowperthwaite A. C., (h) Galva. Cox G. M., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Adams co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cox John, (mi Vandalia. Cox J. G., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Cox W. P., (e) Petersburg. Cozard James, Andalusia. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member Iowa and 111. central dist. med. asso., and med soc. of 111. Crabtree L. A., Dundee. Member Fox River Valley med. asso. Craft C. D., (m) Tuscola. Craig George G., Rock Island. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; sec. Iowa and 111. central med. soc., 1873; city phys. Rock Island ; exam. surg. U. S. pension office. Craig J., Farmington. Craig John W., Quincy. Grad. N. Y. ophthalmic liosp. coll., 1865; attended lectures Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1864-5; spe- cialty, eye and ear. Craig J. W., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Craig J. W., Arcadia. Member med. soc. of 111. Craig W. D., Aledo. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1852; member Military Tract med. soc.; exam. surg. pension office ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Craig W. H., Canton. Crain J. B., Tamara. Crain J. II., Villa Ridge. Crandall A. H., Woodstock. Crandall J. B., (e) Springfield. Crane M. II., Washington. Crane William II., Washington. Cravens .T. K., (e) Louisville. Cravens S., Rochester. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Cravens Sylvester, Elmore. Crawford C. C., (m) Dundee. Crawford H. M., St. Charles. Crawford Jas. B., Gillespie. Crawford J. S., Galena. Crawford H. B., Eureka. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1864; member med soc. of Woodford co. Crawford S. K., Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc., and med. soc. of 111.; Am. med. asso., 1873. Crawford W. S., Galena. Crecelius G. W., (e) Makanda. Creel D. M., Industry. Creemeans W. F., Macedonia. Creenan M., Fountain Green. Creighton I)., Dunleitli. Creighton John, (h) Dunleith. Cremer John, Venice. Grim M. D., Mitchell. Crispall E. M., (e) Manito. Crispell E. P., Pekin. Crissy William S., (e) Decatur. Crist David L., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Crist Daniel Overly, Bloomington. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of McLean co., and med. soc. of 111.; specialty, eye and ear diseases. Crist Howard C.„ Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Cromwell M., Kinderhook. Croom J., (h) Minooka. Crosker William, Sandyhook. Crossley G. W., Princeton. Member Military Tract med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Crothers E. R., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Crothers R. W., Delevan. Crouch P., West IJallock. Crouse D. F., (h) Plum River. Crow James T., Carrollton. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Crow W. II. II., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Crozier A. D., Iroquois. Crume Joel, Fulton Point. Crummer Benjamin Franklin,Elizabeth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869. Culbertson, S. D., Piper City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Cullehan Aug., (h) Petersburgh. Culp J. M., (e) South Pass. Culver Jacob, Mahomet. Culver S. H., Whitehall. Cummins Theo., Hew Rutland. Cunningham James, Bloomfield. Cunningham James J., Sparta. Cunningham J. L., Mt. Vernon. Cunningham R. E., Lebanon. Cunningham T. H., Topeka. Cunningham W. W. J., Danville. Curl Jeremiah, Paris. Member ff&culapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Curry Isaac, Slielbyville. Curtis C.R., Quincy. Curtis E., Otter Creek. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. 144 CUR ILLINOIS DEW Curtis John, (h) Harlem. Curtis J. P., (e) Fairview. Curtis John Thomas, Otter Creek. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Jersey co.; hosp. steward 2 years; 1st ass’t snrs;. U. S. vols. 2 years. Curtiss Romaine J., Joliet. M. D., O. med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Erie co.; was corresp. member gynaecological soc., Boston ; med. cadet 1 year; act. ass’t surg. U. S. N. 16 months. Cushing M. A., Aurora. Member Fox River Valley med. asso. Cussic C. G., (m) Kew Michigan. Cushman W. B., Thompson. Cuthbert William L., Monmouth. M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date!; member med. soc. of Warren co., Military Tract med. asso., Am. med. asso., 1873; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2£ years. Cutler Geo. F., (e) Ridgefarm. Cutts E. G., Quincy. Daggett John F., Lockport. Member med. soc. of Will co. Dalby Thomas, (m) Olney. Daley William, (m) Odell. Dameron J. M. C., Vienna. Dane , Centralia. Danforth L., Charleston. Danforth W. A., Ancona. Daniel J. F., Pine Oak. Daniels J. B., (e) Buckley. Darby Ben). F., Baldwinville. Darrah Alexander Taylor, Tolono. M. TX, Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Champaign co. Dart L. E., (h) Rock Island. Davenport James A., Salem. Davenport M. S., (e) Walshville. David C. A., Northville. David John C., (h) Sandwich. Davids H. C., Kaperville. Davidson David Lowry, Todds Point. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Macon co. Davidson J., Marion. Davidson J. B., Moline. Davidson S. A., Bradford. Davidson T. A., Mound Station. Davis Andrew P., Annapolis. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1867. Davis Clinton, Steel’s Mills. Davis Charles, (h) Henry. Davis Charles. Godfrey. Davis C. C., Nerv Hebron. Davis George, (h) Lacon. Davis G., Ellisville. Davis G. II., Lima. Davis J., Charleston. Davis James M., Carrollton. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Davis John W., Carey ville. Davis J. H. H., Joliet. Davis L. W., Woodstock. Davis Mordecai, Aurora. Davis Thomas T., (e) Pana. Davis Thomas W., Wapella. Davis Wm. Hope, (e) Springfield. M. D., eclectic med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1865; member eclec. med. soc. of 111.; rec. sec. of state soc. 4 years. Davison J. B., Moline. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., (no date); member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc.'; 111. central dist. med. asso., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Davison Thomas Allen, Mound Station. One course med. dep’t univ. of Iowa. Dawn Thomas It., Black Centre. Dawney G. W.. Richview. Day C. L., (h) Wenona. Day Ebenezer, Grand Tower. Day William Charles, Palmyra. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1861; ad. eun. degree St. Louis med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Macoupin co.; per. mem. Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. Mo. vols. 3 years. Day William F., Manchester. Day William II., Ivewanee. Member Military Tract med. soc. Dayton E., Jacksonville. Dayton S. X., Rockford. Deal William II., Moroa. Deane S. W. (e) Belvidere. Dearborn II. G., Augusta. Dearborn Jonathan, Elkhart. Deffenbacher P. S., Havana. De Eoe Augustus, McLeansboro’. M. D., Evansville med. coll., 1852, and med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869; member med. soc. of Hamilton co., and med. soc. of S. E. 111.; first pres, of both soc’s. De Foe P. V. R., Elmwood. Treas. med. soc. of Peoria co. De Gordon J. B., Metropolis. De Grand A., Alton. Deichman O. II.. Mt. Vernon. Delano F. A., Eleroy. Demming II. II., Pana. Member JEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash valley, and Am. med. asso. De Morris II. C., Herman. Demott John J., Marseilles. Dempsey Arthur. Ayres Point. Demsey John N., Warrensburg. Not a graduate. Demsey John, Kantic. Denbor J. IV., Knight’s Prairie. Denan Geo., (m) Bourbonnaise. Dengal J., (h) Sterling. Denman J. B., (e) Charleston. Denning John P., Renault. Dennison Charles K., Kewburg. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Dennison E. L., Marion. Denny J. A., (e) Moweaqua. Denny T. L., Pocahontas. De Kormandie A., Braidwood. Denstroff II., Metropolis. De Puy E. C., Freeport. Hon. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Derr 1ST. II;, Aledo. De Santo II. IT., (m) Andalusia. Detrick Ambrose, Metropolis. Detrick J. II., Jacksonville. Detrick F. A.. Freeport. Deuboeh A. W., Staunton. Devitt W. E., Rosamond. Devooe C. P., (e) Vandalia. Dewatney Joseph, Blue Mound. DEW ILLINOIS. ExYR 14,5 Dewey Geo. Henry, Marine. 3 full courses at State univ. of Mo.; member med. soc. of Madison co. Dewey John S., Troy. Dewitt Ralph R., Coal Valley. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; member 111. and la. central med. soc. De Wolf A. B., St. Charles. Dexter C. I., (e) Springfield. Dickerson Jacob T.. Brighton. Dickey S., Pana. DiefFenbacker Philip S., Havana. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; exam. surg. U. S. pension office ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Dietzel William, Red Bud. Dillen William, Payson. Dixon II. L., Albion. Doane C. C., Perry. Dobbs I. L., (m) Rockwood. Dodd J. M., Concord. Dodds Ford S., Anna. Dodds J. M., Virginia. Dodge Darius, (h) Rockford. Dodge H. O., Lyons. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Dodge J. II., Pana. Dodge W. F., (h) Earlville. Dodson Eli, (e) Butler. Dodson E. II., Ava. Dodson Ichabod, (e) Shelbyville. Dodson J. H., Dongola. Doepp W., Bloom. Dolittle L. S., Lewistown. Dollins A. I)., Benton. Dolquish C. M , (ml Altona. Donaldson H. C., Morrison. M. D., Rush me 1. coll.; member med. soc. of 111. ; U. S. med. exam, for pensions. Donnelly .T. W., Doddsville. Dora F. B., (el Mattoon. Dora James W., Mattoon. M. D., Ohio. med. coll, and Rush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Cook co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Dorian C. D., (h) Dorman M. L., Taylorville. Dorplev L. II., Metropolis. Doss Charles Henry, (e) Manchester. M. D., eclec. med. inst. (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of 111., and national eclec. med. soc. Doty Daniel, Waynesville. Doty J. T., (m) Hampshire. Dougall William, Joliet. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Douglass A. C., (e) Sandovall. Douglass James Robinson, Monterey. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1856. Douglass , Richwood. Doulben W. II., Windsor. Dow Samuel Alvus, Peoria. A. B., Lombard univ., 1862; A. M., 1866 ; M. O., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867 ; member military med. asso., and med. soc. of Peoria co.; ass’t surg. 111. vols. 3 years; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 1 year. Dowey M., Quincy. Dowler J. R., Beardstown. Dowler M. M., (h) Rushville. Downey William, Wenona Station. Downey Walter, (m) Princeton. Doyle Anthony, (e) St. Joseph. Doss C. H., (e) Manchester. Doyle C. W., Sullivan. Doyle Geo. W., (e) Barry. Doyle IN., (e) Kinderhook. Doyle P., (e) New Salem. Draege A., Danville. Drake John S., (e) Rockford. Drake T., Chillicothe. Dreane Jefferson, Centralia. Drenn E., Cerro-Gordo. Dresser T. W., (e) Springfield. Driver H. W., (h) Havana. Drolin John L., Hopkinsville. Drude Francis, Quincy. Duane W. J., Benton. Duhler W. H., Windsor. Member med. soc. of Shelby co. Dubois A. M., Makanda. Duckett H. D., Forest. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Du Had way Caleb, Jersey ville. Pres. med. soc. of Jersey City. Dumreicher C. C. Duncan A. B., Industry. Duncan James Melvin, Marcelline. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1870; ad eund. degree Mo. med. coll., 1872. Duncan Jason, Knoxville. Duncan John, (m) Mode. Duncan J. R., Millersburg. Member Military Tract med. soc. Duncan J. M., Springtown. Duncan William W., (e) Veva. Duncanson A., (h) Kankakee. Dunham II. C., Dudleyville. Duning C. W., Cairo. Dunkle William B., Cambridge. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863. Dunlap G. W., Maquon. Dunn B. I., Macomb. Dunn Harvey, Perry. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1867;—author of paper, “ Beneficial Effects of Belladonna in Mammary Inflammation,” “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Dunn Jeff., (h) Greenfield. Dunn L. D., Tirkilwa. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1857; member Military Tract med. soc. Dunn McC., (h) Bloomington. Dunn William A., (hi Bloomington. Dunning Charles W., Cairo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo.; member med. soc. of Alexander co.; elected to chair of obstetrics and dis. of worn, and chil. in Mo. med. coll. Dun well E. B., Cherry Valley. Durant Samuel, Newtown. Durham James A., (m) Benton. Dutcher Harris (m) Streator. Dye A. M., Elk Hart. Dyert , Franklin Grove. Dyer L., Du Quoin. Dyer L. B., (h) Omega. Dyer R. F., Ottawa. Eagleson Thomas, Parkersburg. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1866 ; member dist. med. soc. of southeastern 111.; ass’t surg. 9th corps 1 year. Earl John B., De Kalb. 146 EAR ILLINOIS, FAI Earl Silas, Clifton. Member and censor med. soc. of Iroquois co. Earle F. M., Cairo. Easley Robert B., (e) Clyde. Easley W. J., (e) Plainview. Eastman D. J., Sheldon. Easton Cyrus Myron, Pilot Center. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872. Easton James, Lima. Eaton Morton M., (h) Peoria. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861; member homceo. med. asso.; was resident phys. of Chicago;—au- thor of various med. papers. Eaton R. J., Harris Grove. Eaton William, Hutsonville. Eberle Jacob R., (h) Rockford. Ecke Joseph, Ruma. Eckley Daniel, (e) Parkersburg. Eckles Thomas, Sterling. Eddings J. W., Winchester. Eddy G. W., Buckhorn. Eddy S. K., St. Elmo. Edgar Charles A., Jacksonville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Edgar Robert, Coulterville. Edgerton R. C., Altona. Edgerton W. W., Mattoon. Edmiston J. A., Clinton. Member med. soc. of Will co., and med. soc. of 111. Edmiston T. R., Clinton. Member central 111. med. soc. Edmuston Thomas K., Clinton. Edson Alonzo J., (e) Monroe. Edson G. W., Quincy. Edson W. II., Willow Hill. Edwards Davis, Rectorville. Edwards F. H., Sandoval. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1846. Edwards J. B., Rock Island. Edwards James Lafayette, Pittsfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1S62; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Edwards J. W., Mendoza. Member medico-path. soc. of La Salle co. Edwards T. Y., Bellair. Ehehardt Fred., Beardstown. Elder C. S., Chenoa. Member med. soc. of Woodford co. Elder Daniel, (e) Scottsville. Elder Samuel Sansom, Farm Ridge. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865. Elder William A., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., and med. soc. of 111. Elgin E., Quincy. Elkins G. W., Vienna. Elkins Stephen, St. Marie. Ellet E. C., Bunker Hill. Elliott C. E., Petersburg. Elliott E. A., Bunker Hill. Elliott F. M., Aurora. Elliott R. M., Mackinaw. Elliott S. A., Young America. Elliott S. A., Aurora. Member Military Tract med. soc. Elliott W. W., Woburn. Attended 1 course of lect. at med. coll, of Evans- ville, 1853-54; act. ass’t surg. 1 year; 1st ass’t surg 2 years. Ellis I). E., Belvidere. Sec. med. soc. of Boone co. Ellis Henry I. S., Chicago. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1855. Ellsbury I. A., Mason City. Elrich Herman, (h) Peoria. Emery George H., Paxton. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1865; med. exam, for life ins. comp.; member med. soc. of Peoria co. Emmerson E. B., Carmi. Emory J. II., (e) Blandinsville. England F., Flora. England H. S., Athens. England W. L., (e) Grayson. Engle E., St. Elmo. Engle T. C., (h) Lewistown. English R. B., Jerseyville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Ensign William O., New Rutland. M. D., Charity liosp. med. coll., 1860, and med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1873 ; member med. soc. of Woodford co.; delegate to and member of med. soc. of 111., 1873. Eplenmach J. II., (m) Plainfield. Epperson Lewis, Newton. Eppler Peter, Cayuga. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867 ; member medico- pathological med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Erdman Gustav, Danville. Erwen ,T. B., (h) Macomb. Estes Judson J Waukegan. Etter I). J., Mt. Carroll. Etter Jacob Knox, Hainsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; formerly member med. soc. of Cumberland co., Pa. Evans B. F., Charleston. Evans C. A., (k) Sycamore. Evans Charles Hildreth, Cairo. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1857 ; pres. med. soc. of Alexander co.; member Am. med. asso., 1873; U. S. pension surg.; contract ass’t surg. 6 mos. Evans Edwin, Streatoib Evans J. W., Peoria. Evans J. W., Pleasant Yale. Evans J. W., New Cotton. Evans J., New Rutland. Evans P. M., New Rutland. Everett Alfred, Etna. Everett B. B., Sullivan. Everett John T., Sterling. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Everett Oliver, Dixon. Pres. med. soc. of Lee co., and med. soc. of 111. Everett S. T., Sterling. Eversman F. F., Fentopolis. Eversman II., Effingham. Member yEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Eversole J. II., (e) Minonk. Everston I). M., (m) Flora Ewan Charles, Beaverville. Ewing G. V., Chenoa. Member med. soc. of Woodford co. Ewing John, Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Ewing R. B., Ipava. Fahnery B., (h) Polo. Fahrner Valentine, (e) Mokena. Fain W. J., Murphysboro’. FAI ILLINOIS. FOL 147 Fairbanks Charles D., (h) Ottawa. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1867 ; member Am. inst. of homceo., and 111. homoeo. med. soc.; sec. of 111. Valley homceo. med. soc.;—co-ed. of Dr. Gilchrist’s “ Complete Repertory,” etc. Fallen B. F., (e) Sliobonier. Faloon M., (e) Bloomington. Farley B. F., Eldridgeville. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Farley B. F., (h) Athens. Farley E., (e) Bloomington. Farley R. D., (h) Jerseyville. Farman James, Sparta. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1853. Farmer II. E., (h) Marengo. Farrar L. B., Paxton. Parrel Charles, (h) Cobden. Farrell John, Rock Island. Farrell J. II., Atkinson. Farrell T. W., Woodhull. „ Farris W. W., Vermillion. Farrle W. W., Andalusia. Farwell E. J., (h) Elgin. Fash Geo., (h) Farmington J Fay John, (m) Lacon. Fee John, (h) Beardstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865. Fekete Alexander, East St. Louis. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1854; attended lects. in Vienna, Austria; was pres, board of health E. St. Louis; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Felder D. C., Highland. Felker John Boggs, Amboy. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Lee co., med. soc. of Rock River, and med. soc. of 111.; member board of health. Fellers J. S., (e) Nokomis. Fellows A. M., Lincoln. Fellows G. W., Kewanee. Fenity Peter, Kane. A. B., Knox coll., 1852; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Greene co. Ferguson R. IT., (e) Bushnell. Ferguson S. T., Minoaka. Ferrell II. V., Marion. Fern William J., Grantsburg. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. Ferris Edmond, Vermillion. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1869. Ferris Leonard T., Fountain Green. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis, 1848. Feyate J. F., Urbana. Ficht Otto, (h) Collinsville. Field J. W., (m) Galesburg. Field S., (h) Hillsboro’. • Field T. W:, (m) Elliotstown. Fields S. II., (m) Atlanta. Filden J. H., Nakomis. Filkins Frank, Cayuga. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Filkins II. A., Odell. Filkins J. II., Pontiac. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866. Filkins J. W., Pontiac. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Finch A. P., Larkinsburg. Finch , Plainfield. Finch T., Greenfield. Findley W., Blandinsville. Findley W. M., Salem. Fink J. W., Hillsboro’. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., and med. soc. of 111.; (founder of Montgomery co. med. soc.) Finley Thomas, (e) Paiia, Finley W. M'., (e) Salem. Finley S. C., Olney. Finn W. J., Grantsburgh. Finnell G. W., Areola. Finey John Jacob, Springfield. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Christian co., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Fischer H. F., Mud Creek. Fischer Herman, Havana. Grad, at Jena, Gerniany, 1854. Fish S., Metropolis. Fish Stephen 1ST., East Paw Paw. Fishburn Isaac P., Lombard. Fisher Alexander, (h) Prairie City. Fisher C., Jacksonville. Pres. med. soc. of Morgan co.; member Am. med. asso. Fisher C. W., Freeport. Fisher I). S., im) Newton. Fisher J. J., (m) Iroquois. Fisher Peter, Marine. Fisher T. I)., Le Roy. Member med. soc. of McLean co.; censor of central 111. med. see. Fisher W., (e) Georgetown. M. I)., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1853. Fisher W. J. W., Effingham. Fisk R., (m) Olney. Fisk R. W., im) Olney. Fiske I. W., Hillsboro’. Fitch Geo. W., (m) Naperville. Fitch Joseph, Chanahow. Fitch William II., Rockford. M. D., med. coll., 1668; member med. asso. of Rockford. Fithian William, Danville. Fitzgerald James, Plymouth. Flanders J. L., Olive. Flemer Martin, Martinsville. Fleming Wilson, *Port Byron. M. I)., Cleveland, O., 1854. Flemming T. H., Canton. Flemming William L., Mode. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Shelby co. Flesher W. II., (e) Noble. Fletcher Joseph, Mendon. Flick O. C., Kewanee. Flinge G. W., Tower Hill. Flood James Ramsey, Hyde Park. A. B., (no coll, givenj; M. I)., Jeffersonmed. coll., 1866; member Chicago soc. of phys. and surg.; attending phys. to woman’s hosp. of 111.;—spe- cialty, obstetrics, etc. Floren Charles W., (m) Rockford. Flowers II. G., Fulton. Floyd T. W., Gillespie. Fly J. J., Makanda. * Folke Henry, Peatone. Folke J. W., Joliet. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Follett Orville, Normal. Follin J. G., Plymouth. Folonie Joseph N., Beardstown. Grad. Wurzburg, Bavaria; M. D., Tuliur univ., 1859; member casino Wurzburg; co. phys. Cass co. 148 FON ILLINOIS GAR Fones Harry, (m) Geneseo. Foote Daniel E., Belvidere. Member med. soc. of Boone co., and med. soc. of 111.; coroner. Foote J. A., (h) Wellsboro’. Foote G. W., (h) Galesburgh. Foreman A. W., (e) White Hall. Foreman J., Virdin. Forsee B. W., Lima. Member med. soc. of Lima co. Forshee E. G., Kinmundy. Forshee P. W., Kinmundy. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1854; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Forster , Tonica. Fosgate Oscar, (e) Plattsville. Foster A. P., (h) Tonica. Foster E., Roland. Foster F. II., (h) Joliet. Foster J. P., Nashville. Foster J. T., Dubois. Foster Robert, (e) Palmyra. Foster R. D., Okalla. Foster W. W., S. Chicago. Fouage R. H., Sumner. Fowler B. F., (h) Galena. Fowler H. M., Seal’s Mound. Fowler William, Watseka. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Fox A., (m) Wyoming. Fox Charles James, Peoria. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1868. Fox C. G., La Salle. Fox D. J., Kinmundy. Fox Harvey, Wyoming. Fox James B., Springfield. Fox W. B., Taylorsville. Fox William R., Wilmington. Member med. soc. of 111. Fraley J. D., Fairbury. Francis E., (e) Greenville. Francisco E., (h) Greenville. Frank F., Kankakee. Frank John, (m) Waterloo. Frank John G., Fullersburg. Franke John, Newton. Frankenberger S., Iloopestown. Franklin J. II., Jacksonville. Franklin J. M., Diona. Fraser W. P., Coleta. Frazer J. T., Howard’s Point. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Frazer M. D., Bridgeport. Frazier J. V., Yiola. Frazier W. L., Ilardinville. Freas II. M., Milledgeville. Freeman A. S. Campbell. Freeman C. A., Newark. Freeman II. J., Crab Orchard. Freeman Julius A., (e) Newark. M. D., Am. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1855; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. during war. Freese R. H., (e) Sumner. French Charles P., Virden. M. D., Castleton med. coll, of Vt., 1848; exam, surg. to life ins. co. French E. J., Olney. French H., Dix. French II. C., Turner’s Junction. French Thomas, Greenfield. French W. II., Newark. French Z. D., Sumner. M. D., med. dep’t la. univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Richland co.; hosp. steward 3 y’rs; act. ass’t surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. cavalry 1 year. Frescott John, Rochester Mills. Member med. soc. of Wabash co. Frick J. B., Geneseo. Friend E., Sardova. Friend F., Fayetteville. Friend William, Wabash. Member med. soc. of Wabash co. Frieze T., Taylorville. Frigate D. J., Plymouth. Fringen Geo. W., Tower Hill. M. I)., Mo. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Shelby co. Fritz Thomas J., Cold Spring. Member med. soc. of Shelby co. Froning Philip, Freeport. Frost J. M., Mattoon. Fry J. H., Atlanta. Frye Joseph, Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria city, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Fryrear A. B., Ashland. ■ Fugate John F., Quincy. Fulkerson B., Eddyville. Fuller E. E., (m) Oneida. Fuller G. A., Buda. Fulton L. W., New Berlin. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869. Fulton William J., (e) Bloomington. Fulton W.. (h) White Heath. Fuqua O. W., Logan. Furgurson T. D., (h Marion. Fuseli Charles, (mi Atlanta. Fuson John Lee, "Wakefield. Never attended lectures. Fyffe J. R., Pontiac. Fyhes J. J., Odin. Fykes J.. Odin. Fyon C. M., McLeansboro’. Gadsby G., Emma. Gaddy Geo. H., Concord. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; ex-pliys. life ins. eg Gaily M. M., Prentice. Gaiter M. II., Wyanet. Gale E. H., Aurora. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Galer Joseph B., Warren. Galland Samuel, Clinton. Gallaway J., (h) Paris. Galloway Samuel, (h) Liberty Hill. Galt Thomas, Rock Island. Member Rock Island and central la. med. soc. Galt W. J., Sterling. Ganter Ferdinand, Waterloo. Gardner B. F., (e) Atlanta. Gardner F. B., (h) Sublette. Gardner G. W., (m) Golconda. Gardner J. M., Lincoln. Gardner S. B., Etna. Member vEseulapian soc. of Wabash Valley. Gardner J. D., (e) Mahomet. Garlington, J. M., Arena. Garner J. L., Ilutton. Garnsey Chas. A., (h) Batavia. Garrals John, (m) Belvidere. GAR ILLINOIS, GOR 149 Garrard William, Lawrenceville. Garretson P. II., Macomb. Garrison B., (e) Hutton. Garrison G., Bell City. Garrison H. D., (h) E. Chicago. Garrison Jos. L., Whitehall. Garth Thomas, (e) Grandview. Gartner Melkert H., Dover. B. S., Thorntown acad.; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871. Garvin E. S., Sycamore. Garvin J. Paul, (h) Alton. Garvin J. W. Sycamore. Garwood Geo., (m) Clinton. Gaskins S., (e) Neponset. Gassaway N. II., Milford. Gasser J. J., (h) Blue Island. Gaston E. A., Point Pleasant. Gaston E., Iloopestown. Gaston S. H., Versailles. Gates Isaac, Plum River. Gathwassen Carl, (m) Mendota. Gault Thomas, Rock Island. Gauthier II. P., Clifton. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Gaylord , Pontiac. Member medico-pathological soc. of La Salle co. Gaylord E., Magnolia. Gaylord F., Magnolia. Gayman J. J., Belleville. Gearhart Wesley It., Winnebago. Gearl E. D., Hazel Dell. Gebhart J. L., Metropolis. Gee J. G., (m) Tamarara. Geister C., (h) Oswego. Gentry J. W., Cave-in-Rock. George J. F., Arlington. George R. W., Piper City. Gethens J. S., Burnside. Gibbon John, (e) Areola. Gibbony S. K., Rock Grove. Gibbs J. A. M., Thebes. Member med. soc. of Alexander co. Gibson J. IL, New Salem. Gibson Richard, (m) Pontiac. Gibson R. C., Young America. Giddeon D. C., (e) Mt. Pulaski. Gifford B. F., Union Point. Gilford Daniel, Lindenwood. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1868. Gilbert A. V. T., Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Gilbert J. C., (e) Belvidere. Gilbert W. G., Ipava. Gill Henry Z., Jerseyville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of St. Louis, and med. asso. of Mo.; rec. sec. of St. Louis microscopical soc. until moving to Jerseyville; cor. sec. med. soc. of Mo.; ass’t surg. and surg. Ohio vols. 2 years; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; one of the editors of “ St. Louis Med. and Surg. Journal; ”—author of papers, “Amputation of Thigh,” 1866; “ Lin- ear Extraction of Cataract,” 1873, etc. Gillam Daniel A., Fairmount. Gillaspie A., Claremont. Gilles George, Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Gillet Leslie, Buffalo. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1857. Gillet S. C., Aurora. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Gillette John, Trivoli. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Gillette W. J., Ipava. Gillham S. J., (e) Vandalia. Gilliland W. E., Coatsburg. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1869; member alumni asso. of St. Louis coll.; phys. and surg. Adams co. almshouse. Gilman II. A., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Gilpin A. B., New Haven. Githens William H., Hamilton. M. D„ med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1853; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Given H. A., Cameron. Glasco J., (m) Western Saratoga. Glass J. 13., Mt. Sterling. Glasser , Davis. Glover Geo. W., (m) Middleport. Glover Geo., (e) Ramsey. Goddard James Hathom, Oakdale. M. D., coll, of med. and surgery, Cincinnati (no date); hosp. steward U. S. vols. 1£ years; con- tract surg. 11 years; ass’t surg. 1 year. Godfrey JI. M., Ottawa. Golden J. A., Lovella. Golden S. C., Independence. Goldsmith D. B.,*(m) Bowling Green. Goldsmith , Ramsey. Goltra Isaac V., Blue Mound. Gooch J. E., New Liberty. Goodbrake Christopher, Clinton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1855; pres. med. soc. of De Witt co.; member Central 111. med. soc., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 31 years;—author of “Report on Practical Medicine,” 1860; “ Case of Extra' Uterine Fcetation, with Operation of Gas- trotomy.” Goodell I., (m) St. Charles. Goodell William L., Effingham. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; health officer of Effingham. Goodell W. T., Freemanstown. Goodheart E. B., (m) Welang. Goodman M. M., Jonesboro’. Goodman William, Sumner. Goodner S. S., Nashville. Goodrich W. A., (h) Lodi. Goodspeed G. W., Virginia. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Goodwin A. E., Rockford. Member and sec. med. asso. of Rockford. Goodwin Nelson, Palestine. Goodwin R. T., Dundee. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Goof I. D. H., Dundee. Goostree A. J., Salem. Gordon Eli A., Chester. Gordon Franklin Willard, (h) Sterling. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Gordon G. S., Ottawa. Gordon G. W., Equality. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med., 1858; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Gordon James, Greenville. Gordon J. H. C., Pocahontas. 150 GOR ILLINOIS, HAL Gordon J. J., Cairo. Member med. soc. of Alexandria co. Gordon J. S., Burnside. Gordon J. T., Carlyle. Gordon Stewart, Steelsmills. Gordon William A., Chester. Gordon W. P., Greenville. Gorham Charles, York. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Gorlim John, (e) Walsliville. Gosser J. J., Blue Island. Goucher W. W., Wales. Gould D. C., V orktown. Gould W. M., (h) Rochelle. Gore J. M., Caledonia. Go wen F., Odell. Go wen J. E., Metropolis. Gowner John M., (h) Atlanta. Goyer J. J., (e) Jonesboro’. Graff W. P., (e) News. Graham II. C., Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Graham T. II., (m) Watseka. Graham F. II., (m) Marengo. Graham W. D., (e) Carlin ville. Grant C. II., Andover. Grattan E. O., Hebron. Grattan D., (e) Gallatin. Graves J. H., Crystal Lake. Gray C., Cuba. Gray E. W., Monmouth. Gray James L., Macon. Gray Samuel R., Paris. Gray W. G., Mt. Sterling. Gray W. M., Petersburg. Grayson I. J., (e) Russellville. Green , Louisville. Green A. W., Potosi. Green C. C., Roland. Green D. R., Salem. Green Duff. W., (e) Mt. Yernon. Green Edward D., (m) Vandalia. Green George, Bristol Station. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Green John, Bristol. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870. Green John, News. Green J., (h) New Milford. Green J. G., Wyoming. Green John W., Marengo. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Green W. A., Johnsonville. Green S. L., Summit. Green Thomas, (m) Jeffersonville. Greenlee David, (e) Sheldon. M. D., med. dep’t of “ Hudson Ohio coll.,” 1847; partially retired from practice. Greenly J.' W., Lima. Greenwood B., (e) Blueville. Greenwood C. H., Metropolis. . Greepenberg William, Ompli Ghent. Greer Albert P., Moscow. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872. Greer, R. C., Attica. Gregg M., (h) Magnolia. Gregg Patrick, Rock Island. Attended lectures coll, of surg., and Trinity coll. Dublin; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1835; member med. soc. of Rock Island, and Iowa central med. soc. of Scott co., Iowa, med. soc. of 111.; act. ass’t surg. at Rock Island arsenal since 1863; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Gregory John, Farmington. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Peoria co., and med. soc. of 111.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Greggory L. B., Mt. Yernon. Greeley I). M., Mt. Carroll. Grier D. C., Plum River. Grierer J. R., (e) Effingham Griffin J., Ridge Farm. Griffin O. K., (e) Huntley. Griffin R. J., Carthage. Grilling J. Newton. Blue Grass. Griffith A. S., (e) Olney. Griffith Benjamin M., Springfield. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Sangamon co., and med. soc. of 111.; med. exam, life ins. co. for southern 111. Griffith J. Holmes, (e) Alton. Griffith W. T., Washington. Grigson R. J., Augusta. Grimes James T. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Grimes J. W., Liberty. Grimes L. A., Concordia. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Grinstead John, Litchfield. Grippenberg , Alton. Grissom T. L., (e) Shinn’s Point. Griswold C. A., Fulton. Griswold S. A.. Franklyn Grove. Grosvenor S., Galesburgh. Grove W. A., Victoria. Grover A. J., (e) Rock Island. Grumudee F., Nauvoo. Gudich Emil, Alton. Guild G. R., (h) Bushnell. Gully J. B., (h) Geneva. Gumper S., Darwin. Gunnett Geo., (h) Fairview. Gunsull H. B., (m) Pontiac. Gunther Julius, Quincy. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Gunthier II. P., Clifton. Gusmer E., (m) Peoria. Gush J. G., Peoria. Gush Israel J., Peoria. Treas. med. soc. of Peoria city; member med soc. of 111.; perm, member Am. med. asso. Guthrie Hugh R., Sparta. Gwynne John, Mt. Morris. Haas Jacob, (ml Danville. Hacker H. C., Jonesboro’. Iladway C. D., Jerseyville. Ilaening T., Bloomington. Haeman J. W., Blue island. Hagerdorn , Avon. Ilagar , Odin. Hagar Abner, Marengo. Member med. asso. of Fox River Valley. Ilagert J. R., Downer’s Grove. Hagey W. II. II., Coluta. Haines W. E., Ellisville. Haire John, Arena. Hake Jacob, Cordova. Ilalber I., Lanark. Halbrook Geo., Campbell. Hale E. P., Southampton. Hale James I., Anna. One course lectures Chicago med. coll., 1868-69; —author of “ Private Country Practice,” 1861; “ Use and Abuse of Hydr. Chlorate,” 1862, etc. HAL ILLINOIS. IIAR 151 Hale James J., Penninger. Hale R. S., Morris. Hale S., (h) Oak Park. Haley H. A., (h) Urbana. Hall A. A., Clement. Hall E. F., Fairfield. Hall Frank, (h) Taylorville. Hall G. A., (h) Riverside. Hall G. W., Quincy. Member med. soc. of 111. Hall Joseph, Edgewood. Hall James, Iligginsville. Hall J. A., (e) Danville. Hall J. D., (m) Fairfield. Hall J. II., Petaluma. Hall R. C., Rushville. Hall Sylvester, Bernadotte. Hall Thomas, Toulon. Coroner of co. Hall Walter, Bradford. Hall William, Danville. Hallam J. G., Belleville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Halleday T. F., Pittsfield. Haller F. B., Vandalia. Member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Haller Joseph, Lanark. M. D., med. dep’t of N. western univ., 1862; ad eund., 1868; member med. soc. of Carroll co. ; perm. sec. of the soc. Halliday F. A., Metropolis. Ilalliday Charles II., Carlinsville. Halstead M. A., (h) Jacksonville. Halter Robert, Highland. Hamer Ellis P., Vermont. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Ilames II., (e) Dongola. Hamilton Brooks Rund, Nauvoo. M. D., coll, of plu s, and surg., Keokuk, 1870; pension surg. U. S. vols. Hamilton , Monmouth. Hamilton Benj. Franklin, Terre Haute. M. D., O. med. coll., 1867. Hamilton S., Frankfort. Hamilton Samuel M., Monmouth. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member Military Tract med. soc.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hamilton John A., Odin. Three full courses at Louisville med. coll., 1840; Lexington, 1843; N. Y., 1848; hon. degree med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.; surg. U. S. vols 8 months;—author of article, “Amenorrhea,” 1868. Hamilton John B., Kane. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Jersey co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso.; various reports in transactions of State soc. Hamilton John L., Peoria. Pres. med. soc. of Peoria City. Hamilton J. M., Carbondale. Hamilton Joseph Ormond, Jerseyville. Member med. soc. of Jersey co., and Am. med. asso. Hamilton W., Galesburg. Member Military Tract asso., and Am. med. asso. Hamilton W. R., Sliohokon. Hamilton W. W., (h) Crystal Lake. Hamlin D. D. T., Turner Junction. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Hammer J. N. (h) Quincy. Hammond R. D., Macomb. ITamos D. E., Lacon. Hamp Henry, Elizabethtown. Hanee Francis W., Freeport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; member med. soc. of Stephenson co. Ilance Joseph, (e) Marengo. Ilance S. F., Aurora. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Ilanback J. E., (e) Springfield. Hand A. F., Morris. Hanker , Evanstown. Hankins J. G., South Pass. Hanks D. B., Bement. Hanks M. II., (h) Harvard. Hanly William, V.-pres. med. soc. of Will co. Hanna William M., Lisbon. Hannan W. F., Carthage. Hans M. P., Harrisburg. Ilansborough E. E., Metropolis. Hanson Florian E., Winchester. Ilarcoll G. D., Moore’s Prairie. Hard Abner, Aurora. Member med. asso. of Fox River Valley, and med. soc. of 111. Hard Chester, Ottawa. Ilardtner John, (e) Carrollton. Hardy Hiram Tanney, Elgin. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Ilarkell A. S., Alton. Ilarney Samuel, Todd’s Point. Harnett J. M., Shelbyville. V.-pres. med. soc. of Shelby co.; member med. soc. of 111. Harper G. C., Morris. Harper J. D., Springfield. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1857; ad. eund. Rush med. coll., 1859; exam. surg. U. S. vols., 1862; spe- cialty, oculist and aurist. Harper J. F., Elvaston. Harper I. T., La Prairie. Harram W. S., Blue Island. Harriatt E. L., Grafton. Harrington M. T., Mapleton. Harris Blixton, Yorkville. Member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Harris C., (e) Newton. Harris David., Lima. Harris D. W., Groveland. Harris H. A., Petersburg. Harris John, Tower Hill. Harris J. O., Ottawa. Harris J. V., Canton. Harris Richard Flury, Perry. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868 ; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Quincy co. Harris R. T., (h) Pittsfield. Harris S. P., Tower Ilill. Harris W. II., Metropolis. Harris W. J., Medora. Harrod Penuel, Avon. M. D., O. med. coll., 1866. ITart D. M., Flora. Hart John Franklin, West Point. M. D., med. dep’t Iowa state univ., 1865. Hart William B., Greenwood. Hartman Geo. W., Sidney. 152 HAR ILLINOIS. HER Harvey , Bellevue. Harvey A. F., Hopedale. Harvey Estes, Jr., AYalkerville. Harvey G. E., Camden. Harvey James, Mt. Carmel. Not a grad.; has practised more than 20 years ; member med. soc. of Wabash co.; sec. of soc. since its organization. Harvey James A., Camden. Harvey J. E., (m) Sidney. Harvey Jno. G., More City. Harvey T. J., Fieldon. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. Harvey V\, Mt. Carmel. Member med. soc. of Wabash co. Ilarvey W. P., St. Franeisville. Member med. soc. of Wabash co. Harwood J. M., Mt. Auburn. Harwood M. B., Anna. Haskell AY. A., Edwardsville. Ilasler Jacob, (m) Iloilo way ville. Hass E., (m) Mendota. Hatch H. Lee, Jacksonville. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1873. Hatch II., Griggsville. Hatcher M. G., Edwardsville. Hatey II. A., (e) Urbana. Hathorne R. A., Illinois City. Hatheway J. C., Ottawa. Ilauley William, Lockport. Ilavey J. S., Maynardsville. Hawes C. C., Mahomet. Hawes , Georgetown. Hawk J. AY., Dunton. Ilawkes A\r. J., (h) Evanston. Hawkins J. G., South Pass. Hawkins Jno. AV., (e) Carlinville. Hawkins Robert A., (e) Carlinville. Hawkins AYashington, Sangamon. Hawley II. A., (h) Como. Hawley S. B., Aurora. Member med. soc. of Fox River Aralley ; med. soc. of 111. Hawthorne Robt. A., Illinois City. One course lects. Keokuk, Iowa. Ilaxel F., (h) Coatsburg. Hay C. D., Centralia. Hayden AYilliam, Coult^rville. Hayden AY., Atkinson. Haydorn J. I)., (h) Avon. Hayes John, Sumner. Haynes Baxter, Ester. Ilaynes J. B., (m) Aurora. Ilaynes AY. P., Harrrisburg. Ilays John G., Paris. Member Asculapian med. soc. Hay ton James, Carbondale. Hayward J. M., Ilopedale. Hayward T. E., (h) Morris. Haywood A. Homer, (h) Kinmundy. Head Martin II., Carlinsville. Ileadon T. S., Lynnville. Hearing T., Bloomington. Heath Samuel, Elizabethtown. Heath S. F., Streator. Ileecker AAr. J., Oblong City. Hedge AVilliam L., (h) Girard. Ileeber Jacob, Pana. lleeley D. C., Germantown. Ileeter G., Ava. Heiderman George Frederick, Elmhurst. M. i)., Rush med. coll., 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Heiming F. S., Springfield. Heise A- W., Joliet. M. 1)., Gottingen, Germany, 1846 ; attended lects. in Heidelberg, Berlin, and Wienne, Germany; pres. med. soc. of Will co.; member med. soe. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years: specialty, surgery. Ileitman Fred. W., Chester. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Helen M. M., Mt. Auburn. Heller W. II., Abingdon. Member Military Tract med. s:.c. Helm E. D., Quincy. Member med. asso. of Quincy. Helm Thomas M., Williamsville. Helm William McKendree, Mt. Auburn. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Christian co.; alumni soc. of St. Louis med. coll. Hemming T. S., Springfield. Hempstead W. C., (h) Virden. Hempstead W. C. F., (h) Edwardsville. IlenchingT., Freeport. Henderson A- IE, Monee. Henderson Eliel Freeman, Chester. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1862 ; member board of health ; ass't surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Henderson J. E., (et Union Point. Henderson It. N., (e) Sciota. Hendrick A. W,, (h) Monee. Hendrick 1)., Metropolis. Hennessey Thomas W., (m) La Salle. Ilenrichs A. W., (h) Frankfort. Henry B. F., Princeville. Henry E. H., Irvington. Henry James Malcom, Rockport. M. I)., coll, phvs and surg. of Keokuk, 1S60. Henry Robert F., Princeville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Peoria co. Henry Samuel, Camp Point. Henshaw W., (e) Geneseo. Hensley J. AY., Yates City. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867 ; pres. Military Tract med. soc.; member med. soc. of Peoria co., Am. med. asso. Ilenton C. D., Meyersville. Ilenton James, Padua. Herbert J. B., (h) Monmouth. Herdman, I. II., Dudleyville. Herman Prior Jefferson, Lulu. M. D., Rush med. coll., R63; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Herrick O. Q., Kansas. Member Ascii 1 apian med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Herrick William Slade, Heaton. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1860; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866. Herring T., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Herrington I)., (e) Farmington. Herriott E. L., Grafton. A. B., Franklin coll., Ohio; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859; v.-pres. med soc. of Jersey co.; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872; pres, board health of Grafton ; coroner of Jersey co.; contract surg. U. S. vols. 2 vears;—author of paper, “ On Cholera,” 1867 ; “ Tetanus,” 1872. Ilerrod , Avon. HES ILLINOIS. HOM 153 Hess J. M., Streator. Hess Seth Hamilton, Quincy. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; lecturer on anat., phys., and hygiene, Quincy coll., during 1868; member med. soc. of Adams co., Am. med. asso. Hess T. M., Homer. Hester J. II., Butler. Hester , McLeansboro’. Hetman E. W., Chester. Hetzell O., Macon. Hewes G. R. T., (m) Rock Island. Hewins L. T., Okalla or Loda. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hewitt James Herbert, Summerfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1865; member med. soc. of St. Clair co.; ass’t surg. army Poto- mac 3 months. Hewitt G. W., Franklin Grove. Y.-pres. med. soc. of Lee co., and member Am. med. asso. Hewitt Samuel, (e) Lafayette. Hewitt S. C., (e) Chatham. Ileywood Cyrus, Fairmount. Hiatt A. II., Wheaton. Ilibbs Irvin, Forsythe. Hickman Thomas Gideon, Vandalia. Member Am. med. asso. Hickman —-—~, Newman. Hickman Z., Benton. Hicks William T., Tula. Hiett E. M., Saybrook. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Higbee E. II., Whitehall. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Iligbee W. W., New Salem. Iligbee James, Utica. Higgins C. C., Vermont. Higgins D. C., Pana. Higgins George, Aurora. Higgins James M., Griggsville. M. D., med. dep’t of Columbia coll., 1829; med. superintendent 111. hosp. for insane from 1848 to 1854; v.-pres. Griggsville scientific soc.; surg. 111. vols. 1 year; author of various papers on Insanity. Higgins L. C., Naples. Higgins R. T., Vandalia. Member Aisculapiau med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Higgins S. IT., (m) Peoria. Hihler A., Mascontah. M. If., Munchen, Bavaria, 1851; member med. soc. of St. Clair co. Hill A. G., Goodhope. Hill A. M., (e) De Kalb. Ilill Green, (m) Mt. Pulaski. Hill J. IL, Arcadia. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Ilill R. S., (h) Albany. Hill Walter B., Greenfield. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Hill, William, Bloomington. Member med. soc. of central 111., and med. soc. of 111. Ilillebrand C. II., Freeport. IIillis Jno. S., Hillsboro’. Ililsabeck William. Member med. soc. of Shelby co. Hinchman C. W., Carlinsville. Hinckman T. G., Vajidalia. Member med. soc. of 111. Hinkle John M., Mattoon. Member iEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash valley. Hinckley D., Leland. Hinsley J. W., Yates City. Hirch T., (h) Galena. Hitchcock C. II., Cortland. Hoag William, Danvers. Hobbs W. T., Mound Station. Hoblett G. 13., Benton. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Hobson E. B. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; sec. med. soc. of Greene co. Ilobson William II., (e) Wring. Hockensmith II. C., (h) Clinton. Hodge John Demetrius, O’Fallon Station. A. B., Shurtleff coll., 1862; A. M., 1866; M. D., St. Louis med. coil., 1867; lecturer on anat., pliys., and hygiene in Shurtleff coll., 1868-9-70. Hodge J. P., Golconda. Hodgens S. G., Sunbeam. Member Military Tract med. soc. Hodgkins C., Nashville. Hoffman , (h) Viola. Hoffman E., Warsaw. Hoffman Emil. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Hoffman J. A., (h) Mendota. Ilogan A., Marengo. Hogan R. II., Salem. Ilogan W. II., Hermon. Hogard A. B., Pinckneyville. Hogeboom C. E., Blackberry. Hogue S. C., Oakland. Holt J. D. C., Yates City. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Hoke Jacob, Cordova. Holaday Alex., Yankee Point. Holderness Edward P. G., Towanda. M. D., med. coll, of Mo., I860; ad. eun., St. Louis med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of McLean co., and med. soc. of 111. Holgate James R., Castleton. M. D., Rush med. coil., 1869. Holliday R. C., Quincy. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Hollingsworth C. S., (h) Keitlisburg. Hollingsworth H. C., Altona. Member Military Tract med. soc. Hollingsworth J. H., Sullivan. Hollister J. II., Myersville. Member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Holloway E., Myersville. Holloway J. B., Myersville. Hollowbush John William, Warsaw. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo. (no date); perm, member Am. med. asso. Holman Edward, (e) Equality. Holman T. A., Elkhorn. Holmes G. C., (h) Wyanet. Holmes Nathan, (h) Knoxville. Holt A. P., (h) Lyndon. Ilolt I. D. C., Yates City. Ilolton Noble, Buda. Homann Rudolph, Evansville. Homer W. W., (e) Lincoln. 154 HON ILLINOIS, HYS Honnard J., Cairo. Hood II. 11., Litchfield. Member med. soc. of Montgomery co., and Am. med. asso. Ilood J. W.. Greenup. Iloon Francis S., (e) Rockford. Hoover A. L., Vermont. Hoover J. F., Washington. Hoover J. L., Lawn liidge. Hoover Z. C., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Hope Thomas M., Alton. Hopkins E. N., (e) Bible Grove. Hopkins Horace Washington, Ottawa. M. D., med. dep’t “ Western Reserve coll,” 1845. Hopkins Myron, Yorkville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member Fox River Valley med. asso. Hopkins Richard R., Richview. Hopkins Robert, Bristol. Hopkins Rufus, De Kalb. Hopkins W., (m) Buda. Horn F. S., Rockford. Horner William F., (m) Ashgrove. Hornsby R. J., Bunker Hill. Horr M. V., Pliillipstown. Ilosmer G. II., Joliet. Hossard J. F., Cooks Mills. Ilostetter A., (h) Mt. Carroll. Ilostetter Joseph A. W., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Ilostetter William B. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Ilostetter J. L., Mt. Carroll. Ilotten Noble, Budd. Member Military Tract med. asso. Houghton C. W.. Hoyley. Houser William W. Treas. “ eclectic ” med. soc. of 111. Houston Charles, (e) Blueville. Houston J. B., Richview. Iloutrie W. T., Troy Grove. Howard II. C. Champaign. Treas. central 111. med. soc. Howard L., Young America. Howard O. J., McHenry. Howe William, (m) Flora. Howell Ebenezer, Bunker Hill. Howell O. D., Aurora. Member Fox River Valley med. asso. Ilowser W. T., (e) Lincoln. Hoxie A. P., Moweaqua. Hoyt , Yates City. Hoyt W. 8., (h) Jacksonville. Hoyt W. S., (h) Lawn Ridge. Ilubacher Rudolph, Peoria. Hubbard A., (h) Quincy. Hubbard Jackson A., Wauconda. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863. Hubbard J. ii., (h) Rushville. Hubbard Levi, (h) De Kalb. Hubbard Silas, Hudson. Huddleston John, Crab Orchard. Not a grad.; hosp. steward and act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. years. Huddleston Reuben H., Farmer City. Member med. soc. of central 111. Hudge Charles, Wyanet. Hudson Bradley, Fidelity. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. Hudson G. W., Marrowbone. Hudson J. H., Polo. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Hudson J. B., Wenona. Huffman T. A., Beardstown. Hufty N. L., Helevan. Ilugett Joseph, Milan. Huggins J. N. H., Elvira. Hughes Daniel, Annapolis. Hughes John, (e) Manito. Hughes John, Norwood Park. M. D., Hush med. coll., 1807. Hughes I. S., O’Fallon. M. D., St. Louis ined. coll., 1873. Hughes Robert, Okaw. Hughey C. H., Tamaroa. Hughey I. N., (e) Tamaroa. Hugo Charles, Wyanett. Hull A., Lewiston. Hull F. M., Delevan. Hull Wallace A., (e) Marengo. Hullhorst F. G. H., Foreston. Humbert Fred., Upper Alton. Humble R. M., Mt. Pleasant. Hume S. T., Geneseo. Member Military Tract med. asso. Hummel William II., fh) Clinton. Humphreys I). W., Union City. Hundley R. M., Marion. Hungerford , Union. Hunt Charles C., Dixon. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; pres, medico-pathological soc. of La Salle co.; mem- ber med. soc. of 111.; surg. Ohio vols. 1 year. Hunt Delos W., Chatswortb. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1S56; surg. U. S. vol. hosj). during war. Hunt J. B., (e) Colchester. Hunt William E., Belvidere. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Yt., 1864; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 16 months. Hunter C. F., Springertown* Hunter Joseph, Fidelity. Huntington D., Beardstown, Huntington R. M., (h) Boone. Huntley O. II., Buda. M. I)., .TeiFerson med. coll., 1857. Hurd ID M., Galesburg. Member Military Tract med. asso. Hurd Henry Sterling, Galesburg. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1844; member Military Tract med. asso., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hurd W. R., Odin. Hurst M., Sweetwater. Hurt James B., Tower Ilill. Iluse Edward C., Rockford. Member med. soc. of Rockford. Hussey I). J., Cherry Valley. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Hustin Paul, (m) Paris. Hutch S., Barry. Hutchings A. Y., (h) Henry. Hutchinson W. B., Mulberry Grove. Hutchinson W. P., Shelbyvi’lle. Huyett Joseph, Camden Mills. Member Rock Island and la. central med. soc. Hyde , Charleston. Hyde Josiah, Richmond. Hyde John, (h) Mattoon. Hyde , Quincy. Hyslop S. B., De Kalb. ILI ILLINOIS. JON 155 Iliff J, M., (m) Lacon. lug, O. C., Burnside. Ingals E., Palestine. Ingersoll C. F., (h) Salem. Ingersoll II. F., Canton. Ingerson II. II., im) Peoria. Inghram W. E., Carmi. Ingles John A.. Palestine. One course lectures at Sterling coll. Ingrahm E. II., (h) Pontiac. Ingraham Z. TV., (m) Lockport. Ingram J. TV., Enterprise. Ireland , Nakomis. Irish J. T., Venice. Irisimer M., Peoria. Irons J. TV., (h) Havana. Irvin George, Aledo. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Mercer co. Irvin J. A., Iuka. Irvin P. L., Iuka. Irwin C. M., Mt. Sterling. Iverson A. M., (h) Leland. Ives S. P., (e) South Pass. Jackson A. T., Vandalia. Jackson A. F., Seneca. Jackson II., Indianola. Jackson I. AT., (m) Carbondale. Jackson Joseph, Rusliville. Jackson John, (m) Henderson. Jacobs Samuel, Adaline. Jacobs T., Coal Valley. Member Rock Island and la. central med. soc. Jaeger C. A., (h) Elgin. James E. C., Upper Alton. James L. L., Mitcliie. James N. G., Johnston. James P. S., Litchfield. Jamison Alexander TV., Moline. Member Rock Island and central la. med. soc. Jaques J. C.; (e) South Pass. Jassay John, Aurora. Member med. asso. of Fox River Valley. Jayne Henry, Taylorville. Jayne William, Springfield. Jeffries G. N., Belleville. Jenks D. S., Plano. M. IX, Chicago med. coll., 1866; member Fox River Valley asso. Jenkins John M., Danville. M. D.; Rush med. coll., 1869; U. S. Pension surg. Jenkins J. M., Shabbona. Jenks Daniel S., Plano. Member med. soc. of 111. Jenks O. S., Marengo. . Jenks, R. B., (h) Rock Island. Jennings David, St. Josephs. Jennings George Nelson, Tonica. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864. Jennings F. II., Jr., Marshall. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Jennings II. F., Marshall. Member and censor med. soc. of Marshall co. Jennings I. N., Hopedale. Jennings J. D. F., Marion. Jennings R. P., Delevan. Jennings Thomas C., E. St. Louis. Member med. soc. of Piatt co., and Am. med. asso. Jewell D. B., Oswego. Jewell James Stewart, Evanston. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of 111.; prof, nervous and mental diseases in Chicago med. coll.; member Wisconsin acad. of sciences; contract surg. U. S. vols. 4 months. Jewett D. L., Watseka. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Jinnings L. A., (e) Vienna. John A. C., (e) Sterling. M. D., eclec. coll, of Phila.; druggist and hosp. steward U. S. vols. John James M., (e) Metamora. Johnson A. B., Monument. Johnson Anthony Jones, Cambridge. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1845; member Rock Island and la. central med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Johnson A. L., (e) Genoa. Johnson C.B., Tolona. M. D., med. coll, of O., 1872; member Alsculapian soc. of Wabash Valley. Johnson C. TV., Pawnee. Johnson D., Pontiac. Johnson E. P., (h) Alton. Johnson F. F., (e) Harrisburg. Johnson G. TV., Savanna. Johnson II. W., Harvard. Johnson I. II., Olney. Johnson Irving W., (hi Peoria. Johnson J., (m) Galesburg. Johnson John, Carbondale. Johnson J., Canton. Johnson J. B., Alma. Johnson J. B., im) Peoria. Johnson J. C., Carrollton. Johnson J. TV., (h) Peoria. Johnson J. P., Jacksonville. Johnson J. Perrin, Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria city. Johnson M. TV., (h) Maples Hill. Johnson P. E., (hi Alton. Johnson R. B., (h) Morrison. Johnson S. L., Joliet. Johnson William, Santa Fe. Johnson TV. J., Thornton. Johnson TV. L., Carbondale. Johnson William M., Johnsonville. Johnson William, (h) Hyde Park. Johnston E. B., McLean. Johnston James, Hudson. Johnston J. G., (m) Bloomington. Johnston J. P., Lynnville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Joner Cutlibert E., Chester. Jones Alex., Centralia. Jones A. G., Lexington. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862. Jones B. B., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Piatt co., and Am. med. asso. Jones C. J., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Jones D. M., fe) Moscow. Jones Fountain, Girard. Jones J. B., Fulton. Jones Geo. Wheeler, Danville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Jones Henry, Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. 156 JON ILLINOIS KIL Jones Hiram K., Jacksonville. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Jones Jesse, Cedarville. Jones Justus B., (h) Rockford. Jones J. C., (e) Ramsey. Jones J. F., . AAL, Albany. Lundy AVilliam N., Roscoe. Lunn R., Mendon. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Lusk J. R., (e) Pleasantville. 160 LUS ILLINOIS, McD Luster T. M., Monmouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Luttrell James II., (e) Itockwood. Lux A., Aurora. Lyford J. II., Port Byron. Lyford. William H., Port Byron. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1859; member la. and 111. central med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Lyman Jabez Baldwin, Rockford. A. B., Amherst coll., 1841; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; attended lectures 2 years in Paris and Vienna; pres. Rockford med. asso.; exam, surg. U. S. pension dep’t. Lyman M. J., Edgington. Lynk Tunis, New Lenox. Lynn Samuel L., (m) Brighton. Lyon Samuel B., (e) Brighton. Lyon William, Hazel Dell. Lyons C. M., McLeansboro’. Lytle F. W., Lebanon. Lytle J. P., Lebanon. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McAdams Charles E., Newbern. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. McAnnally B., Cave. McAfee E. M., (h) Rockford. McAfee William D., (h) Rockford. McAlister C. Member med. soc. of 111. McAllister C., Dixon. McAllister J. C., Kingston. McAllister L. S., Griggsville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McArthur Alonzo L., Rockford. Member Rockford med. asso., med soc. of Will co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. McArthur R. M., Ottawa. McBride A., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Macon co. McBride James R., (m) Renault. McBride Samuel, Decatur. V.-pres. med. soc. of Macon co. McBride T. II., Belleville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McBride , York. McCaffrey D., Pittsfield. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McCain James, El Paso. McCallum II. C., Pocahontas. McCann J. I)., (h) Springfield. McCann J. II. Member med. soc. of Will co. McCance J. IL, (e) Homer. McCarty J. M., Marion. McCarty Wilbur, (e) Mason. McCartney J. B., Young America. Member Military Tract med. asso. McCasland Lewis, (m) Benton. McCaughey II., Sugar Creek. McCaughey T. C., Iloopeston. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. McCerele P. N., (h) Naples. McChelian C. W., Avon. McChesney A. B., Alton. McClain J. S., Fairview. McClanahan J. P., North Henderson. McClanahan John P., Norwood. Member Military Tract med. soc. McCaren Thomas, Towanda. McClean J. M. Member med. soc. of Quincy. MeCleary Ralph B., (h) Monmouth. M. D., (no coll, or date given); member homoeo. med. soc. of 111.; Military Tract homoeo. med. soc.; surg. U. S. vols. McClelland M., (m) Peoria. McClelland. Milo Adams, Knoxville. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1867 ; pres. Mili- tary Tract med. soc., 1873, and Am. med. asso.; phys. and surg. to almshouse of Knox co.;—au- thor of “ Civil Malpractice.” McCleve II. C., (e) Lawrenceville. McCloud W. II., Livingston. Sec. med. soc. of Marshall co. McCluehan , Avon. McClure D. P., Rantoul. McClure Sami., Olney. McCutchen J. F., Norwood. McCluskin J. C., Albion. McColl Neil, Gridley. McComh J. J., Milton. McConaught J. B., Belleville. McConnehey D., (e) Watseka. M. D.,Phila. inst. of med., 1868. McConnell L. C., Gridley. McConner , El Pasa. McCord D. H., Centralia. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1855. McCord D. O., York. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley ; pres. med. soc. of Marshall co. McCord J. S., Greenville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. McCorkle T. N., (h) Clayton. McCormick A. Y., Fowler. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. McCormack C., (h) Albany. McCormack F. II., Quincy. McCormick J. F., Fowler. Member med soc. of 111. McCosli John, Mt. Morris. McCory Francis, Brimfield. Treas. m&d. soc. of Peoria co. McCoy Alex., Fremont. McCoy II. W., Golconda. McCoy John G., Effingham. McCoy Joseph, Bromfield. V.-pres. med. soc. of Peoria co. McCoy P. Y., Golconda. McCutchen C. F., Norwood. Member Military Tract med. soc. McCutchen James I., Norwood. A. B., Washington univ.; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1868; member med. soc. of Mer- cer co.; Military Tract med. soc. McDannel L., Unity. McDermott C., Dayton. Soldiers’ home. McDavitt Virgil, Macomb. M. P., univ. of Louisville (no date); member med. soc. of McDonough co. McDill David, Biggsville. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1855 ; Military Tract med. soc.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McDill Henry C., Preston. McDonald C., Shelbyville. McDonald M. M., Crab Orchard. McD ILLINOIS MAL 163 McDonough I., Belleville. McDowell A. E., Galesburg. McDowell J. B., Lewistown. McDowell J. R., Lewistown. McDowell W. M., Canton. McDowell R. R., Lewistown. McElray James, Elgin. McElroy J. J., Rossville. McEwen Thomas, White Hall. McFall D. II., Mattoon. McFarland A., Jacksonville. Hon. mem. med. soc. of Morgan co., and med. soc. of 111. McFarland I). K., Hey worth. McFarland I. S., (h) Oquawka. McFarland Parker M., Centralia. A. B., Alleghany coll., 1853; A. M., 1856 ; M. T)., O. med. coll., 1862; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McFarland T. Fletcher, Jacksonville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Morgan co.; ass’t phys. Mo. lunatic asylum, 1 year (resigned from ill health);—author of “ Moral Insanity and Transient Mania—their Medico-legal Relations,” 1873. Specialty, men- tal diseases. McFatrick James, (el Lena. McGahan Y., Casey. McGeath Henry, St. Marie. McGee Henry, South Pass. McGinnis John, Dawson. McGinnis S. W., Osage. McGlumphy S. B., Lincoln. Member med. soc. of 111. McGrew John, Plymouth. McGuffey Henry, Calmar. McHaffie J. B., Indianola. McHarney W. II., Martinsville. Mcllroy II. C., Yictoria. Mcllvany II. C., Victoria. Mcllwain James, Okawville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. asso. of Washington co. McIntosh Andrew Jackson, Allendale. M. I)., coll. med. and surg. of Cincinnati, 1869. McIntyre G. D., Quincy. McJilton Edward, Mt. Carmel. McKee S. P., Summerfield. McKenzie D. AY., St. Elmo. McKenzie William R., Sparta. McKer \V. J., Freeport. McKibbon A. I)., Milo. McKim William J., Freeport. McKinney Abner R., Alton. McKinney D. R., Ogden. McKinney G. L., imi New Douglas. McKinney M. C., New Douglas. McKinney J. W., Camargo. Member'Military Tract med. soc. of AVabash valley. McKinney T. C., (hi Carbondale. McKinney P. S., Moline. McKinnie P. L., Yiola. Member Military Tract med. asso. McKown John M., Areola. Member Asculapian med. soc. of AVabash valley. McLain A. M., Enfield. McLain John, Du Quoin. McLain John, Genoa. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. McLain William L., Dongola. McLanahan John, Norwood. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. McLaren W. B., (h) Oak Park. McLaughlin P. S., (m) Newton. McLean C. A., Maroa. McLean L. J., Du Quoin. McLean John, Du Quoin. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863. McLean J. M., Dallas City. McLooney J. F., South Pass. McMahan , (h) Jerseyville. McMahan R. AV., Quincy. Treas. medico-patli. soc. of Quincy. McMann W. W., Gardner. McMasters W. AY., (e) Macomb. McMasters W., Herman. McMennamy B. F., Mt. Zion. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. | McMillan D., Joliet. McMillan Daniel Irwin, Biggsville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Henderson co., Military Tract med. soc. McMillin Geo. AY., Decatur. McMorris Thomas L., (e > Diona. McMurtry D. S., Sagetown. McMurtry J. E., Henderson. McMurtry AY. P.. Emma. McNair Robert, Lodi. McNair Samuel, Blackberry. McNary AY. II., Martinsville. Censor of med. soc. of Marshall co. McNeal R. J., (e) Rochester. McNeale A. E., Bowen. Member med. soc. of 111. McNeale N., Columbus. McNeil A., (hi Plainfield. McNeil C. T., Watseka. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. McNeil F. A., Mt. Morris. McNeil N. II. Member med. soc. of Adams co. McNeil William, fei Mechanicsburg. McNutt J. V., Cold Spring. McPherson R., (h) Eagle Point. McPherson M. C., (h) Eagle Point. McQuinston Alex. William, (e) Greenup. McSwayne J. B., ih) Burnt Prairie. McTauley James F., South Pass. McYay J. G., Milton. McYey Richard E., Waverly. Member med. soc. of Morgan co., and Am. med. asso., 1873. Mace Aaron Wesley, (e) Claremont. Not a grad, of med. Machesney D. L., Annawan. Mack John, i iiitary Tract med. soc. Marshall M. E., Centralia. Marshall Nathan S., Olney. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Chester co., Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Marshall Samuel W., Sparta. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. Marshall W. P., (e) Hillsboro’. Marshall W. S., Centralia. Martalana W. II., Lacon. Marthin H., (h) Bremen. Martin David, Champaign. Martin D. D., Oneida. Martin E. B., (m) Satidova. Martin Hugh, Canton. Member, med. soc. of 111. Martin James, Clinton. Martin James Cooper, Bethalto. M. D., Long Island med. coll., 1866. Martin J. W., (m) Peoria. Martin L. B., (e) Mossville. Martin N. B., Columbus. Martin N. II., Greenview. Martin Samuel, (m) Patoka. Martin Thomas, Coal Valley. Martin T., Elgin. Martin William, Omph Ghent, lion. M. D., Cincinnati coll., 185L; member med. soc. of Madison co. Martin William Henry, Godfrey. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1850. Martin W. S., Tuscola. Member vEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Marvin G. W., Springfield. Mason Geo. B., Carrollton. Mason J. C., Annapolis. Attended Asbury univ. 3 years; one full course lect. at med. coll, of O., 1872-73. Mason E., Atliensville. Mason S. It., (h) Sheffield. Mason W. C., (m) Walnut. Massie William, Grandview. Pres. JSscuIapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley; member med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Mastin J., Shannon. Masters Paul, Ashley. Mat has G. W., Watson. Mathews John P., Carlinville. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1865; member med. soc. of Macoupin co., and med. soc. of 111.; dele- gate to Am. med. asso.; exam. surg. U. S. pen- sion dep’t; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Mathews J. C., Raleigh. Mathews M. K., Williamsville. Mattenly J., (h) Mulberry Grove. Matteson James, (e) De Kalb. Mattingly , Mulberry Grove. Mattox W. C. P., Darien. Maull William Charles, Middletown. A. B., univ. of Louisville, 1864; A. M., 1S6S; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869. Maus Joseph, Pekin. Maxey William M. A., (m) Mt. Vernon. Maxfield K., Tolona. Maxon Orrin T., Waukegan. Maxwell A. M., Mt. Carmel. Maxwell J. A., Newton. Maxwell T. J., Olena. Member Military Tract med. soc. May E. S., Malta. May G. W., Louisville. Mayer D. J., Illiopolis. Mayer E., Du Quoin. Mayer M., (h) Galena. Mayfield C. G., Greenview. Maynard D. A., Davis. Mayo Joseph, Morrison. Meacliam E. O., (h) Mt. Carroll. Meach II. W., Waverly. Mead A. B., fe) Joliet. Mead J. M., Lee Centre. Means James II., Nashville. Mease L. A., Freeport. Meecham S., Camp Point. Meegs J. B., Manito. MEE ILLINOIS MIT 103 Meeker D. A., Tuscola. Meenroe J. A., Chenoa. Meig C. E., (h) Ogle. Melcher Orrin, Belleville. M. D., 1 course St. Louis med. coll. Melville A., Peotone. Mendenhall A. B., Latham. Mendenhall M. C., Catlin. Mendenhall Pleasant Winston, Crescent City. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; has special diploma on eve and ear. Mendenhall Winfield Scott, Chesnut. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Logan co. Mendenhall W. O., Buckley. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Mensunhall O. W., Ash Grove. Mercer F. W., Joliet. Mercer Joseph, Princeton. Mercer W., (e) Princeton. Mergler Francis Roman, Wheeling. Grad, in science and art gymnasium of WUrzberg, ' Bavaria, 1835; grad, doctor of med. after 3 years’ study univ. of Wiirzberg, 1840. Merkley Lorgin, (m) Yorkville. Merlick W. IL, S. Chicago. Merrick G. C., Wauteno. Merrill II. K., (h) Augusta. Merrill S. G., (h) Cairo. Merriman D. J., Wilmington. Merriman J. W., Wilmington. Member med. soc. of Will co. Merritt John W., Mattoon. Merryman Thomas J., (h) Aledo. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869, and homceo. med. coll., N. Y., 1869; member 111. homceo. med. soc., and homceo. med. soc. of Galesburg; pres. Military Tract homceo. med. soc. Messerve S. D., Robinson. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857. Messenger I). Bacon, Centralia. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med coll., 1870. Messick W. II., (h) Marengo. Messner L. C., Marysville. Metcalf E. T., Fullula. Metcalf W. F., Palatine. Metz William, (h) Quincy. Meuse L. A., Freeport. Meuirman T. J., Aledo. Meyer John, Carlyle. Meyer S., (ei Addison. Meyer Theodore, Belleville. Ph. D., Berlin, Prussia, 1835; doctor med. and surg., Berlin, 1838; member med. soc. of St. Clair co., and Am. med. asso.; cor. sec. St. Clair med. soc. 7 years; phys. battalion Prus. army 6 years. Mgram F. H., Sigel. Michel R. J., Peoria. Middleton B. F., Iuka. Mihr O. W., (m) Monmouth. Milan W. R., Clear Creek. Mileham Samuel, Camp Point. Member med. soc. of 111. ’ Miles M. M., (m) Aurora. Millard Z. R., (e) McLeansboro’. Miller Adam, Rockbridge. Miller Abraham, Carlinville. Miller A. J., Stone’s Prairie. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Miller A. J., Paris. Member Alsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley ; perm, member Am. med. asso. Miller B. G., (e) Farm Kidge. Miller B. P., Mt. Carroll. Miller Cyrus, (e) Kingsbury. Miller C. C., (h) Chenoa. Miller C. W., (h) Onargo. Miller D., Elvaston. Miller David, Peoria. Miller J. B., Galena. Miller J. II., (h) Du Quoin. Miller J. Hartshorne, Abington. M. D., homceo. coll, of Mo., 1868; member and sec. Military Tract homoeo. med. soc., and 111. State homceo. soc. Miller J. N., Fayette. Miller John R., Elvaston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1861. Miller John S., Farmer City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of De Witt co., and med. soc. of cen- tral 111. Miller J. T., Urbana. Miller Loyd T., Caseyville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1862, and Jefferson med. coll., 1863. Miller R. J., Paris. Miller Robert Sawyer, Lincoln. M. D., med. dep’t univ, of Louisville, 1854. Miller W. L;, Woodville. Milligan Harvey William, Jacksonville. A. B., Williams coll., 1853; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Morgan co., and med. soc. of 111. Milliken C. W., Oquawka. Member Military Tract med. soc. Million J. S., Springfield. Milliron Joseph, Grayville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Mills C. II., Champaign. Member med. soc. of 111. Mills E. W., Sullivan. Member med. soc. of 111. Mills F. S., (m) Coral. Mills H., (h) Magnolia. Mills John, Kansas. Mills I. L., Nakomis. Millspaugh John, Sacramento. Milton Edward S., (el Bunker Hill. Milton I. E., Blairsville. Minard Geo. W., Crete. Minard Joseph L., (h) Shirland. Minear Solomon, Paris. Miner James, Waverly. Member med. soc. of 111. Miner James Winchester. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Minner E. G., Steel’s Mills. Minten Lewis, Sigel. Mirus F. A., White Ilall. Missick C. L., (h) Byron. Missick William II., (h) Marengo. Mitchell D. C., Meredosia. Mitchell G. IL, Pekin. Mitchell James II., Nashville. Mitchell John Doak, Darwin. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Wabash Valley; censor med. soc. of Marshall co. 164 MIT ILLINOIS, MUN Mitchell J. II. S., Oakland. Mitchell J. M., Attica. Mitchell J. AV., (h) Rushville. Mitchell J. A\r., Harrisburg. Mitchell R. J. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Mitchell M. AV., Concord. Mitchell T. S., Marion. Hon. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1863. Mitchell AV. II., (m) Moline. Mix H. A., Oregon. Mocker William, Monticello. Moffatt AV. II., Tuscola. Moffitt James, Monticello. M. i)., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Piatt co. Moll C. F., Carthage. Molliter N., Somonauk. Molone A., Palestine. Monast S. P., Bourbonnaise. Monday Samuel, (m) Mt. Erie. Monroe George Joseph, Leland. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; pres, surgico-medico-path. soc. of La Salle co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Monroe James Albert, Chenoa. Montgomery A., Rose Hill. Montgomery James, Marseilles. Montgomery James, (e) Delta. • Montgomery John, Windsor. Member med. soc. of Shelby co. Montgomery J. AAr., Prairie City. Russell B. F., Naperville. Russell D. L., Ripley. Russell E. P. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Russell William, Cairo. Rust Jason, Cuba. Rutherford Hiram, Oakland. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1838. Rutledge TV. 1)., Naples. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Rutledge J. II., Quincy. Rutz Gallus, Highland. Rynerson 1. N., Tuscola. Member yEseulapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Ryan T. N., Belleville. Ryon Jno., (h) Sandwich. Sabin F. A., Troy. Sabin Henry Millen, Edwardsville. A. B., Williams coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863; ass’t surg. Mass, vols., 1863. Sabines J. II., Desplaines. Sabower A., Mt. Carmel. Saguin II., (m) Amboy. St. Clair TV. IL, Effingham. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Salanden I). F., Taylorville. Salisbury S. S., Tolona. Saltenberger John, Fayetteville. Salter Solomon Carr, Kent. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1863. Saltonstall S. R., Fremont. SamsT. M., Tamaroa. Samuel J. B., Carrollton. Hon. member med. soc. of Morgan co. Sanburn A. II., (m) Elgin. Sanborn R. S., (h) Rockford. Sanders S. F., Good Hope. M. D., med. coll, of Keokuk, and also med. coll, of Mo. (no date). Sanderson II. M., (m) Noble. Sanford George H., Tallula. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Morgan co. Sapp Newell, Plymouth. Member Military Tract med. soc. Sargent Samuel, Lincoln. Saucerman J. TV., Winslow. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863. Saukey J. TV., (m) Mineral. Saunders M. L., Morrison. Saunders R. A., Avon. Scanland I)., Chambersburg. Scarsdale F. F., Arena. Scharlon Daniel, (e) Butler. Schaub Leopold, Grand Tower. Schenck E. J., (h) Princeton. Schenck TV. E., Pekin. Schirk E. ,T., (m) Princeton. Scherzer William, (h) Peru. Schider , Wheeling. Schifferstein L. J., Olney. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Schiver William A., (e) Virden. Schternitzaner Adolphus, Millstadt. Schmalenhouser H., Bridgeport. Schmedes H., (e) Forester. Schmetzer Henry H., Jersey ville. Schmidt H. D., Nashville. Schmidt John, (h) Quincy. Schmidt Louis, (m) Belleville. Schmidt Henry D., (h) Peru. Sehneck Jacob, Mt. Carmel. M. D., Chicago raed. coll., 1871. Schnider D., Flora. Schnend Joseph, (m) Belleville. Schott Charles, (h) Collinsville. Schrader Clemens, Pekin. Schroader H., Olney. Schroeder Renke, (in) Waterloo. Schuchard G. W., Jonesboro’. Schuchard J. W., Golconda. M. D., Hush med. coll., 1863. Schule Edward, (e) Malta. Schules F. TV., Elk Grove. Schule J. W., Greenup. Schultz Moritz, (m) Peru. Schultz R. C., Foreston. Schwartz Geo. TV. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Scoby TV. E., Kankakee. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Scofield Jas., (h) Viola. Scott Amos, Pecatonica. Scott E. P., Galesburg. Scott Evan, Time. Scott Geo. II., Kewanee. Member Military Tract med. soc. Scott J., (h) Aroma. Scott J., Mound City. Scott I. TV., Mulberry Grove. Scott J. F., Pittsfield. Scott J. H., Metropolis. Scott J. R., (m) Mason. Scott T. R., Fiatt. Scott TV. II. II., Danville. Scott TV. P., (h) Lexington. Scott TV. S., Evanston. Scovell William C., Bloomington. Scroggs J. TV., Champaign. Scroggs R. G., Rushville. A. B., Washington coll., 1850; A. M., 1853; med. dep’t of Ohio univ., 1852, and Long Island coll, hosp., 1872; member med. asso. of McDonough co.; corres. sec. of McDonough dist. med. soc.; contract surg., ass’t surg. and surg. 111. vols. Seal Clark, (e) Farmer City. Seaman Marinus TV., Shipman. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1S52; member med. soc. of Macoupin co.; surg. 16th army corps 3 years. Search James TV., (h) Lastant. Sears Paul, Mt. Carmel. Sebauer A. G., Mt. Carmel. Secord James K., Elmwood. M. I)., Hush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Peoria co., med. soc. of 111., and Military Tract med. soc. Secrist C., TVatseka. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co., and med. soc. of 111. Sedgwick Parker, Wheaton. Sedgwick S. P., Wheaton. Seebold J. P., Yellow Creek. Seegraver J. IT., Aviston. Seeley E. M., Pittsfield. SEE ILLINOIS. SMI 173 Seeley S. E., Fulton. Seely Townsend, Kendall. Seely Christian J., Red Bud. Seger D. B., Erie. Segg C., (e) Sumner. Seifert Ellis, Marshall. Seifert G. C. C., (e) Athens. Seinon W., Orangeville. Seldon Minor, Castleton. Semple Leonidas Clark, New Salem. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1870. Seymour C. II., Alton. Seymour Geo. A., Dwight. Shadrick L., Moscow. Shafer L., (m) Princeton. Shaffer H., AYest Salem. Shafferd S., Litchfield. Shair S. M., Delavan. Shambert Geo., Newton. Shamhart R. II., Newton. Shannon A. F., Anna. Shannon J. N., Kankakee. Sharks T. B., ih) Griggsville. Sharp J. N., Plum River. Sharp William W., New Douglass. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865; member med. asso. of Madison co. Shastid Thomas W., Pittsfield. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1856. Shaver Thomas, AYarsaw. Shaw Gilman, Mokena. Shaw L. P., Bankston. Shaw R. W., Bath. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1852; surg. Ind. war, 1856. ■ Sheffield D. A., Apple River. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of 111. Shelton N. J., Illinois City. Shelton Ira AY., Staunton. Shelton Y. I., Greenville. Shelton William I., Staunton. Sliepardson Noah, (e) Kankakee. Shepherd Maximilian, Payson. M. D., Louisville, Ky., 1845; member med. soc. of Adams co., and Am. med. asso., 1872 Sheppard A. IL, Cazenovia. Sherman H. C., Caledonia. Sheriff John A., Edgewood. Sherrod R. AV., AYliitesville. Sherry A., (m) Farmington. Shields Alex., Colton Hill. Shields AY. P., Mt. Sterling. Shinier Henry, Mt. Carroll. M. D., Chicago med. coll.,.1866. Shinall A., (h) Nashville. Shinn M. II., (h) Oxford. Shipman J. A., (h) De Kalb. Shirley E. S., Xenia. Shirley II. B., (h) AYhite Hall. Shoemaker Hammond, Columbia. Short II. S., (e) Fillmore. Short Isham, (e) AYring. Short S. P., (m) Metropolis. Shreeves T. J., Greenbush. Member Military Tract asso. Shriver AY. A., (e) Yirden. Shultz Casper II., Forestville. Shurtleff F., Groveland. Sibert AY. II., AYilmington. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Sibley Benj. F., (h) Decatur. Sibley Warren, (h) Moline. Sidmore , (h) Polo. Sigsbee William, Chili. Member med. soc. of Quincy. Sikes Horace B., Table Grove. M. 1)., Detroit med. coll., 1872. Silverthorn L. L., Charleston. Member iEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley, and Am. med. asso. Simmons Adam, (e) Girard. Simmons A. B., (e) Girard. Simpson John, Woodson. M. D., Kush med. coll., 1867. Simpson J. F., Carrollton. Treas. med. soc. of Greene co. Sims Wayne, (e) Tamaroa. Sims W. B., St. Josephs. Member med. asso. of central 111. Sinclair I. P., Calumet. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Siton Thomas, Pittsfield. Skaggs Z. II., Padua. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Skeels A. P., (h) Cairo. Skelling David, Winchester. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Skilling J. II., Manchester. Skilling L. D., (e) Kimmerly. Skinner B. II., Winchester. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Skinner Joseph T., Peoria. Member med. asso. of Peoria City, and med. soc. of 111. Skinner J. L., Murphysboro’. Slack Josiah, Cuba. Slack N. G., Iiushville. Slade J. W., New Hartford. Slater Albert Sidney, AVataga. A. B., Lombard univ. of Galesburg; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1867; coroner of Knox co. 2 years; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 4 years. Slaughter J. A., Greenville. Sleeper T. P., Amboy. Sloan S., Bloom. Slocy James, Renault. Slusser Jno. P., Fieldon. Slusser Henry, (e) Hickory Creek. Smail W. W., Hardenville. Small II. N., (h) Blue Island. Smead R. B., Lafayette. Smiley J. C., Kewanee. Member Military Tract med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Smirles P., (m) Belleville. Smith A. B., Monmouth. Smith Alanson D., Morris. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1870. Smith Charles, Galatia. Smith C. C., Sunbeam. Smith Charles E., Nilwood. Smith C. M., Alton. Smith D. G., (h) Rantoul. Smith Dudley, De Kalb. Smitli Elijah, Segone. Smith E. R., Sycamore. Smith F. N., Peoria. Smith F. S., (h) Augusta. Smith G. E., Eddyville. 174 SMI ILLINOIS, STE Smith Henry, Albany. Smith Jacob, Galatia. Smith James A., (m) Le Roy. Smith James E., St. Francisville. Smith J. D., Mendon. Smith J. I)., Sacramento. Smith J. D., (h) Abingdon. Smith J. F., tm) Morton. Smith John II., (e) Sidney. Smith J. R., Golconda. Smith Lee, Bloomington. Member med. soc. of McLean co., and med. soc. of central 111. Smith L. J., Yandalia. Smith Nelson G., (e) Lisbon. Smith Royal, Ash Grove. Smith Thomas M., Grandview. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Smith T. B., Marietta. Smith Wilbur, Mason. Smith W., Atkinson. Smith W. A., Newman. Smith William E., Benton. Smith William H., Winnebago. Member med. soc. of Rockford co. Smith W. R., Terre Haute. One full course med. coll, of Chicago, 1867-8. Smith W. R., (e) Cairo. Smith W. Randall, Sigel. Smizer Henry, Mahomet. Smyth Patrick A., Bloomington. Snelling J. R., Peoria. Member med. asso. of Peoria City. Snidt Gustavus, (m) Winterroud. Snyder G. B., Woosung. Snyder G. W., Rock Run. Snyder J. F., Virginia. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Snyder John, Waynesville. Solace , Brimfield. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Sollis Thomas, Leland. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1869; formerly be- longed to med. soc. of Peoria co. Solmberger D., Havana. Somers Winston, Urbana. Sommers W. II., Middleport. Songer J. II., Salem. Soule J. K., (h) Belvidere. South J. II., Pleasant Ilill. Southworth S., (e) Hamburg. Spaitland W. M., Lacon. Spalding Abiram, (m) Aurora. Spalding T. B., Troy. Spangler Geo., (e) Rockport. Spangler S. A., Danville. Sparks It. B., (h) Griggsville. Sparks J. W., Bardolph. Spaulding D. S., Virden. Spaulding J. W., Galesburg. Member Military Tract med. soc. Spaulding L., Virden. Spear J. G., Niantic. Spear James Milton, Harrisburg. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1869; house phys. and surg. of St. Luke’s liosp. Spears F. T., Tuscola. Spears A. II., Charleston. Speed Joshua Nichols, Rushville. A. B., centre coll, of Ky., 1852; A. M., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t of Iowa univ., 1860. Spees F. T., Tuscola. Member JSsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Spencer A. F., (h) Pittsfield. Spencer J. L., Marshall. Member med. soc. of Marshall co. Spencer N., Marshall. Spencer Samuel, (m) Belleville. Spencer W. O., Marino. Speikler D. H., Franklin Grove. Spicer O. W., College Springs. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Spier R. S., Tuscola. Spier S. F.. Maxville. Spillman C., Payson. Spitler Adam, Carthage. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850; was member med. soc. of Louisville, Ky., 1846, and med. soc. of Va., and delegate to Am. med. asso., 1854; member med. soc. of Hancock co. Sprague J. B., Randallville. Sprague R., Knoxville. Sprague R. C., (e) Greenville. Spriggs A. R., Johnsonville. Spriggs John Shepard, Monmouth. M. 1>., med. dep’t Jefferson coll., 1844. Springer C. C., Kinderhook. Springer James, (e) Springerton. Sprogle S. II., (e) Shannon. Squire Cyrus, Harrisonville. Staclir E., Germantown. Stagner Thomas M., (m) Blue Mound. Staley Israel, (m) Joliet. Stamway T. S., New Boston. Member Military Tract med. soc. Stanton T.,(e) Hennepin. Stapp Samuel G., E. St. Louis. Stapp William, E. St. Louis. Starr J. II., (h) Minonk. Starrett Wash., Winchester. Staughton I. A., Greenville. Stearns O. E., (h) Freeport. Steele Harrison, Elmwood. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1868, and pres. med. soc. of Peoria co.; member Military Tract med. soc. Steele J. M., Grandview. Member JEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash valley, and med. soc. of 111. Steele James A., (h) Dixon. Steele James O., Olney. Steele 1ST., Palestine. Steelesmith J. M., Martinsville. Steenburgli J. V., Quincy. Stemkopli C. A., Renault. Stennett W. II., (h) Bloomington. Stephens J., (h) Freeport. Stephens W. W., Cerro Gordo. Stephenson N., Thompson. Stephenson R. A., New Douglass. Sterling W. D., Ionia. Member Military Tract med. soc., and med. soc. of 111. Stevens A., Blue Grass. Stevens B. F., Huntley. Stevens B. F., St. Jacob. Stevens B. G., Mt. Morris. Stevens Harwood, Homer. Stevens J. 1)., (e) Russellville. STE ILLINOIS, TAY 175 Stevens Stephen, Yale. Stevens W. J., Newton. Stevenson William, (e) Carlinsville. Stewart C. M., Exeter. Stewart A. E., Randolph Grove. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Stewart C. W., Young America. Stewart E., Atlanta. Stewart E. L., (h) Carmi. Stewart F. A., Tonica. Stewart Ilenry C., Jacksonville. Stewart H. L., Milton. Stewart J., (h) Moline. Stewart I. N., Exeter. Stewart John H., Bethel. Stewart J. T., Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria city. Stewart Samuel, Pontiac. Member medico-path. soc. of La Salle co. Stewart T. Newton, Exeter. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Morgan co. Stickle O., Henry. Stiles J. A., (h) Rock Island. Stiles J. J., Pontiac. Stillman W. D., (h) Lewistown. Stinson C. E., (h) Wilmington. St. John B. F., Stone Fort. Stockwell A., El Paso. Member med. soc. of Woodford co. Stockwell Hanson, El Paso. Stoddard L. F., (e) Hillsboro’. Stokes II. A., Chebanese. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Stokes II., Carmi. Stokes J. G., Grayville. Ston D. J., (h) Bonus. Stone E. R., Griggsville. Stonemitz Casper, Detroit. Stonier Andrew J., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Stoner E. R., Griggsville. Stoner Join;, Minonk. Storkey L., Belleville. Stoskopf Louis, Freeport. A. B., Yale coll., 1865; A. M., 1869; M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Stephenson co. Stout Joseph, Ottawa. Stow D. J., (m) Belvidere. Strafford Henry, Litchfield. Strahan James, Wabash. Strain Hugh, Nokomis. Stratton F. M., (e) Litchfield. Straw Homer C., Homer. Strawn E. II., Wilmington. Strawsser S., fe) Ottawa. Street , Monmouth. Streeter C. A., Quincy. Strieker J. II., New Liberty. Strong E. II., Wilmington. Member med. soc. of Will co. Strong Ilenry, New Milford. Strong Henry, Rockford. Strong O. G., (h) Canton. M. P., homceo. med. coll., Mo., 1859 ; member Am. - homceo. inst. Stubb T. W., Marengo. Member Fox River Valley med. asso. Studer Joseph, Peoria. Member med. soc. of Peoria City. Stull Theodore W., Marengo. M. D., Push med. coll., 1861; member Fox River Valley med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4yrs. Sturdevant M. C., (h) Morris. Sturdevant Warren, Wakena. Sturgeon William P., Edgington. Member Rock Island, and la. central med. soc. Sturgis William, Macon. Suggelt J. M., Le Roy. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Suitor William F., New Boston. Member Rock Island, and la. central med. soc. Sulcer A. A., Ridge Farm. Sullivan J. C., Cairo. Member med. soc. of Alexander co., and Am. med. asso.; phys. to St. Mary’s infirmary. Summerland D., (e) Onargo. Summerman John A., (e) Clinton. Sumn John, Malta. Surpless James, (e) Danville. Sutherland W. P., St. Albans. Sutton J. E., Canton. Sutton Joshua, Monterey. Sutton R., (e) La Harpe. Swam David, Dorchester. Swranny G. G., (m) Streator. Swanson Alfred, De Kalb. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Swart A. S., (h) Plymouth. Swauk A. P., Indianola. Swayne.J. W., Jonesboro’. Sweeny John, Normal. Member med. soc. of McLean co. Sweeny J. S., Kinmundy. Sweet Samuel, (m) Harvard. Sweetland Nelson Laning, Newark. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Sweetland Warren Montgomery, New- ark. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1846. Swift A., (m) Aurora. Swisher W. M., Canton. Switzer W. F. Member Military Tract med. asso. Sykes James, Beverly. Tabor B. C., Cairo. Taggart Charles J., Rockford. Member med. soc. of Rockford. Talbott D. D., Lewistown. Talbott J. M., Jeffersonville. Talcott Edwin J., (e) Spring Hill. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1852; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Talcott J. B., (h) Quincy. Taliaferro D. M., Roseville. Tanner A. M., (h) Green River. Tarr Myron, (m) Farmington. Tarrell C. T., (h) South Pass. Tate H., Virginia. Taxis J. B., Gardiner. Tayler Benj., (e) Vermont. Tayler James M., (h) Mason City. Taylor A., Little York. Member Military Tract med. soc. Taylor Benjamin Rush, (h) Nokomis. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1861; surg. U. S. vol. cavalry 2 years. 17G TAY ILLINOIS TRO Taylor D. R., McLean. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Taylor David P., AAroodhull. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member Mili- tary Tract med soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. N. 11 y’rs. Taylor G. AY., Rozetta. Taylor G. AV., (h) Princeton. Taylor J. II., Canaan. Taylor J. R., (h) Kankakee. Taylor M. B., AAGiiteley’s Point. Taylor S., Morrison. Taylor T., (e) Paxton. Tebo George Haynes, Mt. Sterling. M. D., Rush med. coll. Tefft Joseph, Elgin. Member Fox River Valley asso. Temblood Geo. B., Hurricane. Temple L. C., Perry. Tenbrook John, Paris. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1838; hon. deg. Rush med. coll., 1868; member iEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley; med. soc. of Edgar co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Tenny A. P., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of central 111. Tenny J. B., Atlanta. Tesmer II., (e) Sparland. Tetrick A., Du Quoin. Therm AV. AY., (e) Glasgow. Therman AY. J., Sigel. Thole H. G., fh) Dwight. Thomas D. Erastus, Lacon. M. D., Evansville med. coll., 1851; member med. asso. of Marshall co. Thomas Edward, Somonauk. Thomas E., AYhitehall. Thomas E. D., Greenview. Thomas G. AY., New Hebron. Thomas J. F., Chillicothe. Member med. soc. of Peoria City, and med. soc. of 111. Thomas J. II., Chenoa. Thomas J. L., Grantsburg. Thomas AV. S., Cm) Springfield. Thomlinson J. O., (h) Chillicothe. Thompson A. II., Princeton. Member Military Tract med. soc., and medico- path. soc. of La Salle co. Thompson Evans. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Thompson F. B., Albion. Thompson Geo. T., Elkhorn. Thompson J. B., New Liberty. Thompson J. C., Chebanse. Thompson John S., Palestine. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873. Thompson L. G., Lacon. Thompson M. S., Carthage. Thompson R. J., (h) Henderson. Thompson Samuel, Albion. Thompson V. S., Payson. Thompson AAr., Vienna. Thompson AVesley, Effingham. Thompson AY. A., Lawrenceville. Thompson Lucius Gillette, Lacon. M. I)., Starling med. coll., (no date); v.-pres. med. soc. of Marshall co. Thornburg P. F., Martinville. Thorp J. C., Le Mont. Thrall H. G., Fairfield. Tlirogmorten J. P., Carbondale. Tibbitts L., Dallas City. Member med. soc. of Quincy, and med. soc. of 111. Tidwell J. F., Crab Orchard. Tilden J. G., Lula. Tilden J. H., (e) Nokomis. Tipton A. AV., (e) New Boston. Tipton T. J., Jacksonville. Titsworth A., Herrin’s Prairie. Tits worth AVilliam, Lake Creek. Toby Robert, Macon. M. 1)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1862; pres. med. soc. of Macon co.; member med. soc. of central dist. Todd James Forest, Kewanee. M. B. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863 ; member Military Tract med soc. Todd L. L., Paris. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1856; mem- ber Asculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley ; med. soc. of Edgar co.; perm, member Am. med. asso. Toland R. B., (m) Virginia. Tolbott D. D., Lewistown. Toler Benjamin Carter, Astoria. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1858. Toler AY. T., Astoria. Tomlinson B. B., (h) Argo. Tomlinson J. O., (h) Chillicothe. Torrence J. II., (e) Quincy. Torrence AY. P., (e) Quincy. Tourtellotte J. E., Ogden/ Town B. C. S., Bath. Townsend A. H. F., Camargo. Townsend Justus, Springfield. Member med. soc. of 111. Townsend S., Maquon. Townsend AYilliam, Preemption. Member Eock Island and Iowa central med. soc. Tozer L., (h) Maroa. Trabue J. AY., Shipman. Trapp A. II., Springfield. Member med. soc. of 111. Trask E. II., Terre Haute. Travers Edmund Roche, Amboy. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; member med. soc. of Lee co., med. soc. of 111., medico- path. soc. of La Salle co.; del. to Am. med. asso. for 1874. Travers J. II., (m) New Hartford. Treblehorn B., Germantown. Tremble J. J., Soxa. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1866. Tresler M. L., Carthage. Trevor Richard, (m) Coal Valley. Trexler AAr., Freeport. Tribley P. L., Secor. Triel Philip H., (m) Mascoutah. Trimble E. J. A., Sagetown. Member Military Tract med. soc. Triplett T. M., (h) Rantoul. Trogar M., Peoria. Trott Stinson E., (h) AYilmington. Troughton AYilliam F., Sparta. Trowbridge S; T., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Trower T. B., Charleston. Troyer ,T. M., (h) Farmington. Troyer Moses, (h) Peoria. TRU ILLINOIS WAG 177 Truesdale Calvin, Rock Island. M. D., med. dep’t Western Reserve coll., 1840; member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc., and med soc. of 111. Truesdale A. A., Springertown. Truscott John, Rochester Mills. Tucker G. P., Phillipstown. Tucker L., Belleville. Tulley I. AY., (h) Gridley. Tundy X. X., Barry. Tunnell J. W., Shawneetown. Turner A., (e) Elgin. Turner G. W., Rochester Mills. Turner Oresmus, (m) Woodstock. Turner AY., Huntley. Turner AY. D. Member med. soc. of Greene co. Tustison A. F., Cherry Point. Tuttle J. E., Marysville. Tweedale J., Washburne. Member med. soc. of Woodford co. Twigg William M., Illinois City. Attended one course med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; ass’t phys. a d steward U. S. vol. hosp. 3 mo. Tyler John H.,De Witt. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1857; pres. med. soc. of De Witt co., 1873. Tyler L. S., Elgin. Tyler T. M., Andalusia. Tyrer Jas. D., (h) Astoria. Tyree AY. A., Wapella. Tyrell Daniel, (e) Toulon. Tyrell Pierce, (e) Elgin. Umland William D., (h) Columbia. Umstead , (h) Pittsfield. Unangst W. B., Centreville. Underhill II. AY., Seneca. Unseld AYilliam, (m) Murphysboro’. Upp Alonzo, (e) Homer. Upton J., Osceola. Upton Henry B., Osceola. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1867; member Military Tract med. asso. Usher Brandon B., Aurora. Utley Henry, Sterling. Vaile De Witt Clinton, (h) Rochelle. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1855. Vallette J. C., (h) Thomson. Van Brunt J. AY., Pinckneyville. Van Buren L. M., (h) Cherry Valley. Van Camp William, Iligginsville. Vance George, Freedom. Arance George H., Oneida. Vance Isaac X., Palmyra. Arance AYilliam, (e) Rockwood. Van Congdon M., Calhoun. Van Deventer Abraham Eversal, Oswego. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1863. Van Derventer S., Arersailles. Van Devroot J. A.. Tonica. Vandike J. AAr., (m) Xew Ilebrcn. Vandolah B. F., Gridley. Van Dyke Eben, Shelbyville. Van Dyke James, Ashmore. Member j'Esculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Aran Eaton T. II., Carrollton. Vaness J. II., (h) Rockton. Van Guissen A. A., Xeponset. Van Hook U. R., Buffalo. Van Horn A. K., Freeport. Sec. med. soc. of Stephenson co.; member med. soc. of Jersey co., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Van Lew F. H., (h) Aurora. Van Meter, Henry, AVilliamsville. Van Meter Samuel, Charleston. Van Pelt William, Belleview. Van Patten Myndert, Chatsworth. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1864. Van Piper M. II., Kankakee. Van Val ken burgh, F. B., Gilman. Van Valzah S. B., Durand. Van Vorkis J. P., Monroe Centre. Vanwonner Lyman, (m) Lisbon. Varce C. II., Victoria. Member Military Tract med. soc. Varmier C. C., St. Ann’s. Vaughn J. E., Wool. Vaunce J. T., Bishop’s Hill. Veatch W. II., Pawnee. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of III. Veitcli James B., Grafton. Vennard John, (m) Marengo. Ventress Charles, Sard ova. Arermeyle Valentine, Sandwich. Vernon Henry, Long Grove. Vertrees John, Burnt Prairie. Vetrus S. AY., Fairfield. Victor F. B., Ullin. Vincent John Alexander, (h) Springfield. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1858; member homceo. med. asso. of 111.; pres, central 111. homceo. med. soc.; phys. and surg.-in-chief of 111. homceo. med. and surg. inst.;—editor of “ Medical In- dependent.” Vincent Geo., Hampton. Member Rock Island and la. central med. soc. Vingard John, Sparks Hill. Virgil W., (m) Xaperville. Vitzsthrun Casper, Moline. Vivion J. B., (h) Galesburg. Voak J. E., (h) Bloomington. Vogler Edward, Addison. Vohees Charles, Morrisonville. Voiglit Ludwig G., Silver Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866. Volkers Lewis, (e) Logan. Vosburg D. M., Earl ville. Member med. soc. of 111. Vredenburg S. H., Danville. Vuzier J. V. F., Viola. Member Military Tract med. soc. Wade B. A., Harvard. Wade William David, (e) Plymouth. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati. Wadgzman A., Cairo. Wadkins , Kankakee. Wadsworth J. L. R., Collinsville. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Madison co., and Am. med. asso. Wafford William FT., Sparks Hill. Wagonseller Samuel, Pekin. Waggoner E. E. Member med. soc. of Shelby co. 178 WAG ILLINOIS WEI Waggoner Feildon Rice, Carbondale. Attend. 2 full courses med. dej >’t of Mich.; exam, surg. U. S. pension office; ass’t surg. U. S. vol. hosp. 4 years. Waggoner J. M., Newman. Wagley S. G., Jacksonville. Wagoner E. E., Shelbyville. Waite D. V., Rockton. Waite AV. S., (h) Greenville. Wakefield II., Monroe. Wakefield J. J., Greenbush. Wakefield L. L., Sumner. Wakeman J. A., (h) Centralia. Walden C. II., Polo. Walden D. A., Odell. M. I)., Rush med. coll, (no date.) Walden S. T)., New Bedford. Wales II. W., (h) Lanark. Wales W., Litchfield. Wales R. P., (h) Lanark. Walker Geo. M., (e) Rosemond. Walker E. D., (h) Makanda. Walker Henry, Dallas City. Walker II. F., Hinesdale. Walker James, Allen Springs. Walker John, Ashland. Member med. soc. State of 111. AValker J. A., (e) Mason City. Walker J. II., Newton. AValker James M., (h) AVinchester. AValker J. R., Tamaroa. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. A\ralker James S., (e) Forest City. Walker Jno. S., Foi'est City. AValker William, Monmouth. M. D., Phila. coll, of med., 1853. AValker William B., (m) Alton. AVall G. T., Du Quoin. Availing H. R., Perry. Walls I. II., Xenia. AVallston R. L., Paris. Member .-Esculapian med. soc. of Wabash Aralley, i AValsli Benj., (h) Bloomington. Walston Robert L., Decatur. Walston Robert N., Paris. AValters J., Amboy. AValters T. H., (h) Milledgeville. AValters AVilliam II. Member med. soc. of Macon co. Walters Eli, Bellair. Walton E. C., Martinsville. AValton M. AV., Ridott. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member Am. med. asso., 1872. AVambacher Peter, (m) Mascoutah. AVanderlich Z., Bloomington. Member med. soc. of AlcLean co. AVantting Noah A., Ludlow. Ward , Farmer City. AVard Daniel, Marseilles. AVard Josiah, (m) Ottawa. AVard J. A., Sullivan. AVard Jonas L., Gilead. Ward J. L., Jerseyville. Member med. soc. of Jersey co. AVard M. F., Bement. AVard Z., (m) Hamilton. Wardner Horace, Cairo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Alexander co., Am. med. asso., and Chicago acad. of science; cor. member hist. soc. of Wis.; demonst. of anat. Chicago med. coll. 2 years; surg. St. Mary’s infirmary; surg. U. S. vol. hosp. 2 years; post surg. 3 yearsj specialty, surgery. Wardner P. I., Springfield. Warner C. A., Warsaw. Warren H., Sterling. Warren J. A., Beaver Creek. Warren J. W., Clifton. Woburn S. H., Elmwood. Member med. soc. of Peoria co. Washburn G. W., Watseka. Wasliburn J., Tuscola. Member JEsculapian med. soc. of Wabash Valley. Washburn L. C., (e) Delhi. Washburn J. T., Lacon, Washburn Thomas D., Hillsboro’. Grad. “Teachers’ Academy,” 1839; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., med. soc. of 111.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 16 months; post. surg. 18 months. Washburn S. W., Elmwood. Waterman Alfred, Wheaton. Waters J. E., Athens. Waters J. M., (e) Normal. Waters P. W., Lexington. Waters Z., (e) Bloomington. Watkins James M., Green Valley. Watkins J. A., Berlin. Watkins Servitus, (m) Rockford. Watson A. D., Fredonia. Watson B. W., Anconia. Watson J. A., Waukegan. Watson L., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Adams co. Watson Robert Hammond, Waldron. A. B., Dickinson coll., 1838; M. D., Pa. coll., (no date). Watson , Braid wood. Watts Barnett Parker, Camden. M. D., Keokuk med. coll., 1871. Watts II. II., (e) Clement. Watts Richard J., Marine. Watts William, Robinson. Watts W. H., Clement. Wauglass J. AV., Blue Island. Way J. II., Kankakee. Weagley S. G. Member med. soc. of Morgan co. Webber Peter, im) Bloomington. Weber Caspar A., East St. Louis. Webster E. G., Lyndon. Webster Ivory, (m) Belvidere. Webster John Randolph, Monmouth. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1864; member Military Tract med. soc., med soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Weed J. B., Marshall. Member yied. soc. of Marshall co. Weed Nathaniel, Biggsville. Member Military Tract med. soc. Weem A., (h) Xenia. Welir L. F., (e) Okaw. Weidmann Peter S., Marine. Weinberg C., Bishop’s Hill. Weinberg E., Galva. WET ILLINOIS, WIL 179 Weir E. II., Edwardsville. Weir J. H., Edwardsville. Weir H. H., Colchester. Weire D. K., Winslow. Weirich A., Galena. Weirich Christian, Bristol. Weirich II., Galena. Weistling J. W., (e) Yandalia. Weiss J. W., (h) Harvard. Welch E., Gilead. Welch James W., (h) Carlinville. Welch John, (hi) Sharon. Welch J. K., Cuba. Welch T. V., Concord. Welch W. W., Wataga. Weld Kelson Augustus, (e) Elgin. M. IX, Bennett coll., 1869. Weld J. T., Nauvoo. Weller , Evanston. Weller George Riley, Willow Ilill. M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Jasper co. Wells II. K. W., Erie. Wells Ira R., Geneseo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc., med. soc. of 111., and Am. med. asso. Wells F., Fuller’s Point. Welsch W., Mascoutah. Welsh Wiliiam F.„Ashton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864. Wemple Mindert, Mt. Piriaski. Wengar Elias, Gilman. Member med. soc. of Iroquois co. Werley R. T., (h) Sigel. Wernigk Theodore, Monee. . Werrick A., Galena. Wescott J. 13., (e) Salisbury. Wessel John, (h) Maceystown. Wessel Peter Henry, (h) Moline. M. IX, St. Louis coll, homoco. phys. and surg., 1870. West J. M., Williamsville. West J. W., Springfield. West Washington, Belleville. Westbrook Charles, Eldorado. Western Nathan, (m) Dundee. Westfall A. M., h) Prairie City. Westfall E. K., (h) Bushnell. Westfall F. S., (h) Prairie City. Westfall R. B., (h) Macomb. Wetmore Alphonso, Waterloo. Whedon A. L., Geddes. Wheeler Calvin, Bristol. Wheeler, Edward, (e) Brooklyn. Wheeler J. D., (e) Zanesville. V.-pres. eclectic med. soc. of 111. Wheeler M. D., Auburn. Wheeler Mathew Simpson, Auburn. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. Wheeler O. M., Ilollowaysville. Whial J. O., Paradise. Whitaker Wilson, Carbon Cliff. Whitcomb J. G., Freeport. White A., (e) Blandersville. White J. L., Bloomington. Pres. med. soc. of McLean co.; member central 111. med. soc., and Am. med. asso. White James T., Pellonia. White M. H., Squaw Grove. White H. S., Sulphur Springs. White S. S., (h) Joliet. Whitecraft J. S., Taylorsville. Whitemire J. H., Metamora. Whitford H. K., ., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind.; phys. to Marion co., 1870; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1865. Axtell Andrew, Solsberry. Aydelotte Thomas, Hewburg. Ayers Henry P., Fort Wayne. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of New York city, 1846 ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind. 188 AYE INDIANA, BEC Ayers J. S., Warsaw. Ayers S. C., Elkhart. Ayers 8. D., Marion. Bachelder S. G., (e) Osceola. Bacon Epenetus It., Lowell. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Bacon F. C., Perry. Bacon Jesse, Troy. Baeon Lemuel Wood, (e) Mt. Vernon. M. D., Am. med. coll, of O., 1855. Badger Charles, Mishawaka. Badger J. W., Fremont. Member Ind. State med. soc. Baer O. P., (h) Richmond. Bailey A. L., (h) Akron. Bailey E. T., Bridgeville. M. H., Miami med. coll., 1854. Bailey Wm P., Green Castle. Bailey Wm. II., Plymouth. Baine W. C. C., Brownstown. Baird Ferdinand, Ilarrodsburg. Baird J. W., (e) Reelsville. Baker Braxton, Alexandra. Member med. soc. of Ind. Baker Jacob, Land. Baker James, Stamper’s Creek. Baker John A., Middletown. Baker John II., (e) Indianapolis. Baker Joseph, Logansport. Baker Moses, Stockwell. Baldwin J. A., Amboy. Baldwin Thornburg, Galveston. Balenger J. H., Ogden. Ball Isaac, (m) Sugar Branch. Ball J., Waveland. Ball J. P., (e) Lebanon. Ball L. 8., (e) Princeton. Ball W. H., Brookston. Ballard John, Wlieatonville. Ballard John, Haubstadt. Ballon A. B., Burnettsville. Bancroft W., (h) Indianapolis. Bane J. D., Mt. Vernon. Banker A. J., Clifford. Banta J. Q. A., Plainfield. Banta S. J., Eminence. Banta M. D., (e) Mansfield. Banthom L. II., (e) Wabash. Barber J. M., Arcadia. Barber Leonard, Walcotville. Bard Thomas, Crothersville. M. D., med. coll, of Cleveland, O., 1867. Bare Addison, Bryantsville. Bare John R., Salem. Barker A. J., Tipton. Barker J. T., Jamestown. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Barker W. L., Booneville. Barkwell M. C., Evansville. Barnes C. A., Bradford. Barnes G. O., Courtland. Barnes John, Gilead. Barnes John, Michigantown. Barnett G. G., Crawfordsville. Barnett J. S., Butler. Barnett K. E., Greenfield. Barns A., (h) La Fayette. Barns A. Z., (h' La Fayette. Barns R. A., (m) Indianapolis. Barr Joseph W., Fulton. Barr L., Argos. Barrett J. J., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Barret J. 8., (e) Brazil. Barrow M., (e) Vincennes. Barten F. A., Plymouth. Bartholomew B., Danville. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. ofInd. Bartholomew C. G., (e) La Porte. Bartholomew S. M., (e) Terre Haute. Bartine Samuel, Bourbon. Bartlett W. M., Lewisville. Barton G. G., Washington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bashaw Wm., La Fayette*. Bass M. II., (e) Waynetown. Bates James II., Jonesboro’. Member med. soc. of Ind. Batman F. M., Queensville. Battenbery Wm., Bluff ton. Baty J. It., Terre Haute. Baumgardner C. C., Linn Grove. Bawls T. J., Knightstown. Baxter I. K., Sharpsville. Baxter Louis S., Perrysville. Bayler J. M., (h) Goshen. Bayliss , (m) Taylorsville. Beachy A. J., Bridgeport. Beal John, New Harmony. Beal J. S., Galveston. Bear O. P., (h) Richmond. Beard Ferdinand W., Ilarrodsburg. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1867; Am. med. asso.; ex.-pres. med. soc. of Monroe co; member med. soc. of Lawrence co., member med. soc. of Ind.; stalf-surg. Ind. State troops. Beard J. II., Ilarrodsburg. Member med. soc. of Ind. Beasley George F., La Fayette. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Beatty Alexander, (e) Evansville. Beck Elias W. II., Delphi. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848; member med. soc. of Ind. Beck G. G., Delphi. Member med. soc. of Ind. Beck James, Fairmount. Beck Jos. R., Fort Wayne. M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1S66; member med. soc. of Allen co.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; exam. surg. for pensions;—author of papers, “ Case of remarkably modified Variola,” 1871; “ Singular Bony Tumor of Great Toe,” 1872; “ Practical Notes on use of Strychnia;” “ Cam- phor as a Poison,” 1872; “Hydrate of Chloral in Traumatic Tetanus;” “Case of Ovariotomy, and Heath from Pyaemia,” 1873. Beck William Herod, Ilartsville. M. D., Cincinnati coll. med. and surg., 1860; ad. eun. med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. Becker F. W., (h) Aurora. Beckford Lewis Clark, Mt. Etna. M. D., Rush med. coll.; member med. soc. of Grant co. Beckner J. F., Kentland. Member med. soc. of Ind. Beckwith E., /h) Muncie. Beckwith S. W., Jeffersonville. BEE INDIANA BOW 189 Beeber James, Whiteland. Beeks G. C., (e) Battle Ground. Beeler Isaac, (m) Huntingburg. Beer II. M., Valparaiso. Belan John, Chili. Bell Douglass, (e) Portland Mills. Bell Guido, Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bell J. M., Dublin. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bell W. H., Logansport. M. D., univ. coll., Toronto, Canada, 1864; member med. soc. of Ind.; Brainard med. soc.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Cass co.; ex.-ass’t pliys. insane asyl., Dayton, O.;—author of “ Spurious Menin- gitis ; ” “ Cardiac Neuralgia ; ” “ Insanity.” Bellast F. W., Lynnville. Beller , Huntii^gburg. Belles T. J., Spencer. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bemis S. S., Cannelton. Bence R. F., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bender John, (e) Mariah Hill. Bender P., Laketon. Benedict II., Cadiz. Benefield ——, Stafford. Benham II. R., Flatrock. Benket • , Warsaw. Bennett A. T., Newtonville. Bennett B. B., Wabash. Bennett J. B., Troy. Bennett J. B., Derby. Bennett J. II., Ascension. Bennett J. II., Mauckport. Bennett J. W., Plymouth. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bennett R. W., Greensfork. Bennett S. M., New Goshen. Bennett Theodore E., Boonville. M. D., Cincinnati coll. med. and surg., 1860; phys. for Warrick co.; exam. surg. life ins. co. ; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Bennett W., Ascension. Bennis Joseph, Brazil. Benson J. L., Jerome. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bently George J., Michigan City. Benton Wm. A.. Mitchell. Berry Alfred Franklin, River Yale. Attend, lects. O. med. coll., Cincinnati. Berry E. M., (e) Fayetteville. Berry George, Brookville. Berry W. H., Brookville. Berry Wm. C., Ellettsville. Berryman J. A., Potato Creek. Bertenshaw T. F., (e) Drewersburg. Bestwick Robert, New Lebanon. Bety L. B., Plainfield. Bever J. C., Vincennes. Bevior Wm., Waterloo. Bevlin Matthew, Plymouth. Beyrath E. II., Sparksville. Biddinger S. W., (e) Hartville. Biddle Geo. A., New Maysville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Bidwell La Fayette, (e) Owensburg. Bigelow J. Iv., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Biggs , Crawfordsville. Biglow Asa, Attica. Bingham A. W., Alfordsville. Binson A. J., New Goshen. Bippus Fred., Huntington. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Birch Johnson J. C., Terre Haute. Bishop I. N., Millford. M. 11., Chicago med. coll., 1866. Bitters M., Galveston. Blachley C., Deep Kiver. Black E. C., Wheatfield. Black N. W., Selma. Black K. C., (m) Bowling Green. Blackstone R. D., Martinsville. Blackstone J. K., Hebron. Blain , Evansville. Blair W. W., Princeton. Blanchard J. G., Stateline. Blanchard J. R., Delphi. Bland A. V., Brownsburg. Bland John N., Scipio. Bland M. E., Azalia. Blasdel J. W., (e) Mixerville. Blew P. M., (e) Pulaski. Blocher Jessie B., Woostertown. Bloomfield E. M., Pfcru. Blount C. N., Hagerstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Blount R. F., Wabash. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Blount Silas, Kinderhook. Blue J. B., Flint. Blunt M. S., Mt. Yernon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bogan E. W., (m) Sheridan. Bogarli John II., Clinton. Bogart H. J., Charlottsville. Boggs Milton, Lincoln. Bohrer G., (e) Alexandra. Boice B. R., (e) Goshen. Bolken J. W., (e) Cerro Gordo. Bonar M., Columbia City. Bond C. W., Cadiz. Bond E. P., Lawrenceburg. Bond Richard C., Aurora. M. D.,. Miami med. coll., 1857; ad eund. Ohio med. coll.; member med. soc. of Dearborn co., and med. soc. of Ind.; surg. Ind. vols. 2 years. Bonner P. Bonnell M. II., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Boor W. F., Newcastle. Member med. soc. of Ind. Booth J. L., Rochester. Boothe S. P., Arcadia. Member med. soc. of Ind. Boots Samuel S., (e) Greenfield. M. D., eclectic med. coll. Cincinnati, O. Borger David, Prince William. Borntraiger J., (e) Cameltown. Bosley Edward, (e) Troy. Boss Jacob, (e) Warsaw. Bos worth Richard, Winchester. BoulsonChas., Boonville. Boulter , (h) Michigan City. Bource D. P., Ligonier. Bowdell J. A., Silver Lake. Bowell B. C., (e) Rolling Prairie. Bowen A. F., Elkhart. 190 BOW INDIANA BUL Bowen G. W., (h) Fort Wayne. Bowers A. J., Moore’s Hill. M. I)., Miami med. coll., 1854. Bowers Homer, Xew Ross. One full course med. dep’t univ. of Mich. Bowers Valentine, Whitestown. Bowles Wm. A., French Lick. Bowls T. J., Blountsville. Bowlus John W., Millersville. Bowman Chas., Xew Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bowman J. D., Bourbon. Boyd John M., Thorntown. Boyd J. T., (h) Indianapolis. Boyd S. S., Dublin. Member med. soe. of Ind. Boyden Wilbur J. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1873. Boydston B. S., Bristol. Boyer Eli, Vincennes. Boynton A. G., Elizabethtown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Boynton C. L., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bracken James, Greenslffirg. Bracken Wm., Greensburg. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bracket Jas. W., Rochester. Bracket John E., Rochester. Bradbury A. B., Milton. Bradley J. H., (m) Folsomville. Brad well L. R., Pleasantville. Brady Miles, Martinsville. Brady T. R., Wabash. Branch C. AY., Perkinsville. Brand Richard, Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brandon R. F., Whitestown. Brandon It. G., Whitewater. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brasselton Jas., Milroy. Bratcher M. W., Centerville. Bray M. J., Evansville. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind. Brenton J. F., Edinburg. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brenton William Henry, Peru. M. D., Ind. cent. med. coll., 1852; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind. Bricker William, Fairfield. Brickley AY. P., (e) Pendleton. AY. A., Ferdinand. Briggs B. B., Crawfordsville. Bright AYm. H., Martinsville. Briley Absalom, Lewis. Brill James Henry, Pittsboro’. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Hendricks co. Bringle J. S., Hanover. Brinton J. T., Edinburg. Briscoe A., La Grange. Brittain Stephen II.."Logansport. Brittenham B. W., (h) La Fayette. Broadbent Oliver, Anderson. Broadhurst J., (e) Xorth Salem. Brook E. E., (h.) Plymouth. Brooker J. T., Trader’s Point. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brooks L. I)., (e) Xew Harmony. Brooks Mordecai, Brooksburg. Brooks W. H., Fort Wayne. Member med. soe. of Ind. Brower J. II., Lawrenceburg. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brown Argus, (h) Rochester. Brown Charles X., Xew Marion. Brown C. P., (e) Lebanon. Brown D. C., Shoals. Brown I). X. E., Hamilton. Brown I). T., (h Michigan City. Brown E. X., Roanoke. Brown Gabriel A. D., Gosport. Att. med. lect. at Cleveland, O., and Jefferson med. coll. Brown G. W., Frankfort. Brown G. W. T., (m) EVansville. Brown J., La Grange. Brown ;J. A., (h) Indianapolis. Brown J. II., Alamo. Brown J. M., Richland. Brown John T., Logansport. Brown Josiali, Lynnville. Brown J. R., South Bend. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brown J. S., (mi Kendallville. Brown X. S., (e; Catlin. Brown O. S. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brown R. T., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Brown S. M., Xew Bethel. Member med. soc. of Ind. « Brown Sylvester X., Stewart. Brown AY., SumnersvilP Brown W. B., (e; Martz. Brown AY. W. C., Transitville. Brownback Orlando W., Pendleton. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Ind. Brownlee II., Stewartsville. Bruback G. F., Fort Wayne. Member med. soc. of Ind. Bruce G. AAL, Winchester. Bruce L. M., (m) Mt. Auburn. M. D., eclec. med. coll., 1836; ed. “ Bruce’s Jour- nal of Progressive Medicine,” 1852 to 1872. Brucker M., Tell City. Bruner E. W., Sellersville. Bruner Jacob, Utica. Bryan A. C., Evansville. Bryan A. II., Indianapolis. Bryan Geo. W.. Bloomington. Bryars G. W., Bloomfield. Bryant James, (e) Crawfordsville. Bryant J. II., Gentryville. Bryant L., Logansport. Bryant G. W.. (m) Rob Roy. \ Bubenger G., Rome. Buchanan A. B., Logansport. Buchanan Milton, Logansport. Buckley Lewel, Parisville. Buest Bernard, Xew Albany. Bugh J. W., Bluff ton. Buffington Wm. H., (m) Bulridge John II., Rosedale. Burah R. II., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Burchtell It., (h) Middlebury. BUN INDIANA CHA 191 Bundy M. M., Eagleton. Bunker L. C., Greensburgh. Bunnell R. IV., Greenfork. Burden Levi, Wolcottville. Burge Nicholas C., Salem. Attended lectures at Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. (no date). Burge IV. P., (h) Connersville. Burgost N., Napoleon. Burk G. L., Jamestown. Burk G. IV., Sulphur Springs. Burke G. IV., New Castle. Burker Andrew J., Tipton. Burkett P. J. M., Maxinkuckee. Burkett S. IV., Warsaw. Burleigh IV. E., (m) Richmond. Burney IV. L., (e) Akron. Burnham N. G., (h) Indianapolis. Burns E. A , Bristol. Burns Patrick, Indianapolis. Burns IV., (e) Chauncy. Burr Chancy S., Anderson. Member med. soc. of Ind. Burt James C., Vermont. Burtnitt IV. H., (e) Toronto. Burton G. IV., Huron. Burton Isom, Mitchell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868. Burton John, Georgia. Burton J. T., Edinburg. Burton William A., Mitchell. Buschell J., New Palestine. Bushnell S. B., Monticello. Buskirlc Joseph, Sheldon. Butcher Lewis H., (m) Bloomington. Butler C. H., Clifford. Butler D. IV., Dunreith. Member med. soc. of Ind. Butterfield S. A., Indianapolis. Butterfield Wm. Webster, Indianapolis. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member order of Asculapius, and alumni asso. of Belle- vue hosp. med. coll. Butterworth Wilborn W., Mishawaka. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1848; pres. med. soc. of St. Joseph’s co., 1873; surg. Ind. vols, 3 years;— author of “ Uterine Polypus,” 1858. Butz J. P., (e) East Enterprise. Byers Alex. R., Petersburgh. One course iect. at Evansville med. coll., 1853-54; member med. soc. of Drake co.; ass’t surg. and surg. Ind. vols. 2£ years. Byers J. J., Centre. Byfield Fred. F., Unionville. Ryrkit IV. S., Cleveland. Byrn E. D., Montgomery. Byrn John B., Barren. Byrn Spencer, Milltown. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864. Cady IV. F., La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Irid., and Am. med. asso. Cain Cornelius, Clarksburgh. Calder N. M., Cedar Grove. Caldwell Geo., (m) Mt. Vernon. Caldwell Sami. L., (h) Pilot Grove. Galliot Victor, (e) Plymouth. Callis C. B., Catlin. Callon M. D. L., (m) Lawrence. Calvert IVm., Stone Bluff. Cameron John J., Indianapolis. Cammack Thomas, Milford. Camp E. F., Buffaloville. Camp G. H., Lynnville. Camp S. W., (e) America. Camp IV. C., Lynnville. Campbell A. S., North Judson. Campbell C. B., Marshfield. Campbell J. B., (m) Pike’s Peak. Campbell J. C. L., Loogootee. Att. lectures med. dep’t univ. of Ky., 1852-3; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 8 months. Canaday H. N. T., (h) Hagerstown. Canaday O. W., Frankton. Carley Rush, New Salem. Member med. soc. of Ind. Carlstadt A., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Carmack H. B., (e) Elkhart. Carman Isaac, Ladoga. Carnahan J. L., Dayton. Carnahan IV. E., (h) Cambridge. Carpenter A., Pleasant Lake. Carpenter I). L., East Germantown. Carpenter G. IV., (h) South Bend. Carr B. R., ih) La Porte. Carr Geo. IV., Ligonia. Carrier IV. F., (e) Thorntown. Carter David, Epsom. Carter J. J., Eden. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856. Carter Theopliilns P., Orangeville. Carver Henry, Winchester. Carver J. M., (e) Cerro Gordo. Carvin James M., Indianapolis. Cary D. B., Leesburg. Case A. G., (e) Nebraska. Case Isaac L., Evansville. Case Marvin Truman, Attica. Grad, of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 1869, and M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member med. soc. of Fountain and Warren cos.; delegate to State med. soc.; specialty, eye and ear. Cashbeer J. B., Auburn. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Casgrove F. Iv., Maysville. Cass Cheater II., (e) Holton. Casselberry Isaac, Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso. Cassiday John, South Bend. M. S., univ. of Notre Dame, 1865; M. D., Rush med. coll, of Chicago, 1868; phys. to St. Mary’s acad. Casterline A. B., Rushville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Castle II. A., Hobart. Cavalh A. A., Jerome. Caylor , Greentown. Cawkins C. C., Clinton. Chafee William C., Roanoke. M. D., Chicago med. coll.; member med. soc. of Huntington co.; hon. member med. soc. of Wabash co. Chamberlain J. M., Waterloo. Chambers Job, Bowling Green. Chambers S. B. F., Leavenworth. Champire G. IV., Monroeville. Chandler J. A., Warsaw. Chandler R. IV., Owensville. 192 CHA INDIANA CON Chapman Amos, Alquina. Member med. soc. of Ind. Chapman J. J., (e) Harmony. Charles Henry, Fairmount. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1873; ex-sec. med. soc. of Grant co.; member med. soc. of Ind.;—author of articles on “Zymotic Disease,” “Alcohol,” etc. Charles J. N., Tampico. Charles R. E., West Point. Charlton 8. II., Seymour. Member med. soc. of Ind. Chase B. S., (m) Bloomington. Chase Freeman, Orland. Chase H., Salem. Chase J. II., (h) Plymouth. Chate Geo. H., (e) Freetown. Cheevar E. M., Orchard Grove. Chenoweth Nelson Tillman, (e) Windsor. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, O., 1867. Chenoworth J. T., Williamsburgh. Chestnut Thomas, La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Ind. Childs R. B., Claysville. Chitwood G. R., Cambridge City. Member med. soc. of Ind. Chitwood G. R., Jr., Liberty. Chitwood Joshua, Connelsville. M. D., O. med. coll., 1859; sec. med. socs. of Fay- ette and Union cos.; surg. Ind. vol. cav. Christie J. II., Rockfield. Christlor Wm. C., Leavenworth. Christy J. 13., Rainsville. Church J. W., Middlebury. Church J. C., (e) Patoka. Church N. II., Patoka. Church O. H., Patoka. Clapp A., New Albany. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind. Clapp Wm. A., New Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Clark C. C., New Providence. Clark Dougan, Richmond. A. B., Haverford coll., Pa., 1852 ; hon. M. A., Trinity coll., N. C.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; prof, materia medica and ther. med. dep’t univ. of Ind.; member med. soc. of Wayne co., med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso. ; —author of “Anaesthetics in Midwifery,” 1871, etc. Clark Freeman, Rei. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1858. Clark II. M., (e) Jefferson. Clark James, Williamsport. Clark J. B., Economy. Clark Jacob C., Corydon. Clark J. E., Martinsville. Clark J. M., Jefferson. Clark J. 8., Walisboro’. Clark Jacob W., Glen Dale. Clark 8. T., (h) Mishawaka. Clark Thos. J., Bryant’s Creek. Clark Wesley, (m) Williamsport. Clark W. 13., (e) Gentryville. Clark W. IL, Albion. Clauser N. D., Hartford City. Member med. soc. of Ind. Cleis George, Goshen. Cleland W. T., Ivenona. Member med. soc. of Ind. Clements M. J., Loogootee. Clements W. D., New Corner. Clevenger 13. S., Fulton. Cloud C. F. C., Pittsboro’. Clough A. D., Vincennes.• Clymer John, Middletown. Clymer II., Etna Green. Clymer II. J., (e) Bloomsburgh. Coats H. C., Valparaiso. Coble Jacob, Howesville. Cochran Jas., Spiceland. Member med. soc. of Ind. Coe A. L., Manico. Coe Russell G., (h) Vincennes. Coffin 13. F., fmi Westfield. Coffin S. D., Bloomington. Cogan J. R., Indianapolis. Coggshall J. S., (e) Arba. Cogley T. J., Madison. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1842; ex. pres. med. soc. of Ind.; ex-member Am. med. asso. Cole A. G., Owensville. Cole H. C., Kokomo. A. B., univ. of N. Y., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich.; member med. soc. of Howard co., med. soc. of Grant co., Am. med. asso., 1872; city health officer; ass’t surg., and surg. U. S. A. Cole J. J., Franklin. Cole P. L., Brighton. Cole , Attica. Cole W. C., Newton. Cole Wm. C., Rob Roy. Coleman Asa, Logansport. Coleman J. W., Winslow. Collett S. P.,.Perry. Collier A. G., Columbus. Collings George F., Paine Creek. Collings Posey, Bellmore. Collings Wm. O., Princeton. Collins G. W., Noah. Collins J. R., Leavenworth. Collins S. B., La Porte. Collins Wm. A., Madison. Collins W. F., Cumberland. Member med. soc. of Ind. Combs David II., Charlestown. Combs 8. T., Owensville. Comingor J. A., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Commons Williams, Union City. M. I)., med. coll, of Ohio, 1863; member med. soc. of Miami co.; ass’t surg. navy 4 years ;—author, “ Contagion of Phthisis,” 1870. Compton J. W., Evansville. M. 1)., Evansville med. coll., 1873; member Drake acad. of med.; ass’t surg. Ky. vols. Compton J. A., (h) Indianapolis. Comstock A. J.. Marietta. Comstock II., Marietta. Conard George R., Peru. A. M. Miami univ., 1863; M. D., med. coll, of 0.; member med. soc. of Miami co.; med. cadet, and act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 16 months. Condee A. M., Groveland. Confer James M., Plymouth. Congdon J. L., Bristol. Congdon J. R., Bristol. Conley 8. N., Bloomfield. Conley J. W., Bloomfield. Conn J. T., Evansville. CON INDIANA, CUM 193 Connell Samuel, Scotland. Conner J. W., (m) Dublin. Conner Martin, (e) Parker. Conner Thomas II., Metamora. Conner W. H. II., Carthage. Connoly W. A., Monroeville. Connor J., Ilooverville. Conrody Alex., Kendallville. Conway J. W., Madison. Cook Daniel, Fishersburgli. Cook II. II., Muck. Cook Joseph M., South Bethany. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, O., 1870. Cook J. M., Russiaville. Cook Silas, (h) Greensburgh. Cook , Evansville. Cook S. L., Albion. Cook T. F.-, Perkinsville. Cook Ward., Pendleton. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1839; member med. soc. of Ind. Cooke James C., Newport. Coombs J. M., Newville. Cooper E. W., (h) Plymouth. Cooper John, Young America. (Hooper J. A., New Harmony. Cooper J. M., Indianapolis. Cooper J. T., Courtland. (Hooper N. B., (m) Liberty. Cooper William, Burlington. Cooper Wm., New Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Cooper Wm. B., Ivokomo. Cooper W. C., (h) Indianapolis. Coopurider J., Faylorsville. Coover W. II., (e) Goshen. Core T. L., Warren. Member med. soc. of Ind. Corliss C. T., (h) Indianapolis. Cornelius II. W., Daleville. Cornelius Thos. S., (m) New Albany. Cornell G. II., Richmond. Corner John II., Mulberry. Cornett W. S. T., Madison. Member med. soc. of Ind. Cornwall Robert, (e) Bourbon. Cortham H. C., (m) North Salem. Cory Andrew F., Germantown. Coryell S., Cookersville. Coryell S., Retreat. Cosby Washington, Washington. Cottes Geo., Hansentown. Cotton John, Cedarville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865. Couen , Evansville. Courtney John, (m) Newton Stewart. Courtney , White Water. Courtney Thomas, Glen Dale. Coverdale L. U., Monmouth. Coverdale.C. L., Decatur. Coverdale J., Decatur. Covalt Amos A., Greentown. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Ind.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Howard co". Covert C. A., Greensburgh. Covert J., Johnsville. Covey Wm., North Grove. Cowan John, Leesburgh. Cowan II., Crawfordsville. Cowan John Allen, Auburn. M. D., Detroit med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso.; v.-pres. N. E. Ind. med. soc.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Cowdrey James Smith, (e) Lafayette. Member national eclec. asso., and Ind. State eclec. asso. Cowgill II. M., Warsaw. Cox H. Cox Nathan D., Spencer. Cox T. B., Frankfort. Member med. soc. of Ind. Cox W. B., Charlottsville. Coyle W. S., Etna. Craig Isaac N., Allisonville. Craig John, Hartsville. Craig John M., Greensburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. v Craig J. N., Castleton. Craig T. E., Manchester. Crandall R. O., La Porte. Crane O. J., Newton. Cravens Jas. W., Osgood. Cravens Samuel C. Bloomfield. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; ad eund. Long Island coll, hosp., 1870; pres. Green co. med. soc., 1871; sec. 1872; member med. soc. of In i'. Crayton W. C., Harmony. Cribb Henry, Brownstown. Crider G. W., Pyrmont. Criley Jno. M., (hi Lawrenceburgh. Crippin Edwin Harvey, Moscow. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Crippen J. II., Moscow. Crisler J. B., (e) Hartsville. Crockett J. A., (h) Elkhart. Crook S. V., Eureka. Crook Thomas, Logansport. Crooks Stephen V., Lake. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1864. Crosby Nathan, (e) Zionsville. Crosby F. H., Bluffton. Cross J. B., Rockville. Cross Joseph B., Bainbridge. Cross W. M., New Harmony. Crouse II. M., Kniglitstown. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1855; member Mott med. soc., and med. soc. of Ind.; surg. Ind. vols. 2 years and 8 months. Crouse D , M., Dayton. Crouse J. D., Dayton. Crouse J. W., Ossian. Crowley J. B., (m) Tliorntown. Crozur James, Clinton. Crum P. W., Ligonier. Crumpacker D. S., Union Mills. Cruzan B. F., Bourbon. Cruzan Benj. II., Bourbon. Culberson R. H., Bowling Green. Culbertson J. W., (mi Richmond. Cullen J. C., Anderson. Cullerson H., Hobbieville. Cullerton R. H., Bowling Green. Cullins B. F., (m) Shelbyville. Culloway B. T., Elwood. Culmer H. II., Sanborn. Cummings A. C., Bloomington. Cummings C. A., (m) Valparaiso. 194 CUM INDIANA DIC Cummings David J., Houston. One course lect. at Miami med. coll.; member med. soc. of Jackson co., and med. soc. of Ind. Cummings N. C., Bloomington. Cummins A. F., Itloomington. Cummins B. F., Bluffton. Cummins D. J., Houston. Cunningham , Attica. Cunningham H. S., Winchester. M. I)., Starling med. coll., 1865 ; physio-med. coll, of Cincinnati, O., 1869; Bishop’s med. coll, of Montreal, 1872. Cunningham J. B., (m) Brussell’s Mills. Curran R. A., Huntington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Currier W. F., Thorntown. Curry II. M., Grand View. Curry John, Darlington. Curry John B., Mauckport. Curtis C. L., Decatur. Curtner Paul H., Hazleton. Grad. Asbury univ.; M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Cushman W. A., Brookston. Cutting , La Grange. Cyrus W. II., New Britton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dagly James, Scotland. Daily J. M., Richland. Daily Francis, Greensburgh. Daily T. J., Grantsburgh. Daily W. W., Richland. Bailing N. S., La Porte. Dakin Geo. M., La Porte. Daly Geo. P., Rockville. Dancer John, South Milford. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1860; pres. med. asso. of N. E. Ind. Danglade F. M., Yevay. Daniel David II., Otwell. Darby A. B., Waterloo. Dare John S., Rockville. Darling Andrew F., Yevay. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Darling II. S., La Porte. Darnall J. M., Kokomo. Member med. soc. of Ind. Darrach -Geo. M., Napoleon. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1848; A. M., 1851; M. B., Pa. med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Ind. Daster Hezekiah, Montpelier. Daughters A. P., Moore’s Hill. Davidson B. Iv., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Davidson G. IT., (e) Pendleton. Davidson William, Madison. Member med. soc. of Ind. Davidson W. R., Evansville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Ind.; prof, physol. and histol. Evansville med. coll., 1872 ; ass’t surg. Ky. vols. Davis A. F., Needham. Davis A. IV., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Davis Benj., Yallonia. Davis I). B., Zionsville. Davis F. L., (h) Evansville. Davis F. II., (h) Richmond. Davis F. M., Wheeling. Davis Josephus, New Carlisle. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of St. Joseph’s co.; surg. for L. S. and M. S. R. R. Davis J. B., New Britton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Davis James E., Lovell. Davis John G-., New Albany. Davis J. II., Reddington. Davis James M., Greensville. Davis .James It., Morris. . Davis James It., Pittsboro’. Davis L. J., Thorntown. Davis Solomon, Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ind. Davis Samuel, New Trenton. Davis W. S., Fort Wayne. Davis W. H., Thorntown. Day B. J., Evansville. Day G. W., (e) Cliarlottsville. Day Jas. A., (ini Steeps Hill. Day Jerry L., (m) Indianapolis. Day S. D., Shelbyville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dayhuff A. F., Kokomo. Dayton Dan’1, South Bend. Dayton D. II., (e) Ontario. Dean Enoch, Worthington. Dean Henry Iv., Laconia. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862. Deaver J. W., Brook. Member med. soc. of Ind. De Beaver P. -T., (m) Evansville. De Bruler J. P., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind., member Am. med. asso., 1872. Dedrick S., (h) Niconza. De Forest D. A., Boonville. Dehority J. M., Elwood. Dein hard t M., (m) La Fayette. Dekew It. J., St, Paul. Dellzell R. M., Reynolds. Denning J. C., West Lebanon. De Motte Wm. Milton, Ilaysville. M. I)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1871. Denison E., Carlisle. Denman Newberry, (e) Carpenter. Denniston J. M., Lakeville. Denny D. C., Albion. Denny John, Eden. Denny It, B., Filmore. Denny W. C., Ligonier. Denson Isaac, Bedford. Depew A. II., (e) Toronto. Depew E. A., Wolf Lake. Deppler R., (m) Bremen. Depuy Richard J., St. Paul. Dervey It, J., (h) Union City. De Tarr David, Sen., Pikeville. De Tarr David. Jr., Pikeville. De Tar Geo., Winslow. . Detchin Elliott. Newbern. Devenport T., Warsaw. Member med. soc. of Ind. Devinter Geo., Waterman. De Verter George, Howard. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872. Devilbis Allen, Williamsport. Deal Jacob, Centre Point. Dick P. B., (e) Daleville. Member eclec. asso. of Ind. DIC INDIANA. EIK 195 Dicken James L., Wabash. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dickey W., Centreville. Dickison William J., Knightsville. Didlake M. T., Walcott. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Digbro Charles C., (m) Guionsville. Dill Solomon, Mitchell. Dillard James, Newton Stewart. Diller F. K., Booneville. Dillon Abner Chesterfield, Kniglitstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1848; mem- ber med. soc. of Rush co., and med. soc. of Ind. Dillon J. C., Kniglitstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dills Thomas Johnson, Fort Wayne. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich. 1871; member med. soc. of Allen co., and med. soc. of Ind. Dix John A., New Elizabeth. Dix J. II., (h) New Castle. Dixon E., Fort Ritner. Dixon John C., (e) Attica. Dixon J. C., (m) Indianapolis. Doak John F., (e) Walnut. Doan W. W., New Lancaster. Doanes G. H., New Waverly. Dodd James, Stanford. Dodds James L., Bloomington. Dodge J. S., Elkhart. Dollins T. C., Trinity Springs. Dome D. C., Rono. Donaldson E. F., Wabash. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Donegly J. T. Member med. soc. of Ind. Donnell John II., Franklin. Donough O. II., Fairfield. Dorrington Wm., Mt. Vernon. Dorsey G. M., (h) Aurora. Dorsey N. J., Crawfordsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dorwin T. T., Decatur. Douglass J. W., Michigantown. Douglass Samuel, Frankfort. Dow Jeremiah, Hermaan. Dow John L., Fort Branch. Dowden Wm. J., Owensburgh. Downey Samuel, (e) Union City. Downey Wm. A., Patoka. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1838. Drake Ithamar H., Delaware. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1853; member med. lyceum of Cleveland; pres. med. soc. of Putnam co. Drake John H., Rei. Drake Thomas G., Prairieton. Driver J. C., Slieilville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dryden F. F., Northfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dukate John D. D., Wheatland. Dukate J. S., Wheatland. Duncan Hiram, Fortville. Ex-member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of New Castle. Duncan J. W., Nashville. Duncan W. S., Ascension. Ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 6 months. Dunham Valentine, Chesterfield. Dunn W. D., Brazil. Dunn W. D., Frankfort. Dunning I. R., Angola. Dunnington Alex., Cloverdale. Dunsliee John, Auburn. Durand John, Jr., Bloomington. Durr Gustav, Marmont. Durus J. F., Wolf Lake. Dusenbach P., Selersburgh. Dutcken S., New Richmond. Duzan Geo. Nelson, Zionsville. M. L>., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1865; med. dep’t of Louisville, 1872 ; member med. soc. of Ind., and Indianapolis acad. of med.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 1 year;—author of Nature and Cure of Disease; ” “ Congenital Malformations,” 1869; “Puerperal Convulsions,” “Pa. Medi- cal and Surgical Reporter.” Duzan W. N., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dyar H. G., Cloverdale. Dye Thomas, Pleasant Mills. Dyer George Alexander, Washington. A. B., Georgetown coll.; A. M., 1856; M. D., na- tional med. coll., 1854; pres. med. soc. of Davis co.; member med. soc. of Ind.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1865. Dyers H. G., Cloverdale. Dykeman H. C. Member med. soc. of Ind. Dynes Jeremiah, Selma. Fades Erastus, (e) Unionville. Earhart Isaac S., Mulberry. Earhart S. F., Frankfort. Eastabrook C. A., (m) Hillsboro’. Eastman J. A., Brownsburgli. M. D., Georgetown med. coll., 1864; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Eaton C. W. J., Pulaski. Eaton Henry Clay, Toronto. One full course lect. at Miami med. coll. Eaton R. B., (e) Argos. Echols Jacob, Logansport. Eckleman F. C., Elkhart. Eckman G. W., Coesse. Eddingfield George W., Mace. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872. Edenfield G. W. Edgerlee G. W., Jr., Muncie. Member med. soc. of Ind. Edmonds G. P., Marmont. Edmonds Joseph, Crawfordsville. Edwins S. W., (e) Bainbridge. Eesentise S., New Paris. Egbert George, Julapa. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861 ; ad. eun. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Grant co. Egbert Rinaldo E., Wabash. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Wabash co. Eggert W., (h) Indianapolis. Eharat Leonard, (e) Tell City. Ehrhart Henry, (e) Dublin. Ehrman E. J., ih) Evansville. Eiehelberger Wm. Chambers, Eugene. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Vermillion co.; med. cadet U. S. A. 2 years. Eikenburg R. L., (e) Trenton. 196 ELB INDIANA FIE Elbert S. A., (m) Indianapolis. Elder Elijah S., Morristown. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1867; pres. Rush med. soc.; member med. soc. of Ind.;—author of paper, “ Typho-Malarial Fever.” Elder W. R., (h) Terre Ilaute. Elder S. F., Mt. Auburn. Member med. soc. of Ind. Eldridge C. R., Greenville. Elice L., La Porte. Elien Lewis, La Porte. Ellerby James, (m) Indianapolis. Elliott C., Mill town. Member, med. soc. of Ind. Elliott L. W., (h) Valparaiso. Elliott Cyrenus, Wadesville. Elliott M., (m) Clifty. Elliott T. B., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Elliott T. R. J., Madison. Elliott W. M., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ellis C. R., Hardinsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ellis David, Miami. Ellis E. W. IL, Goshen. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ellis G. M., Huntington. Ellis II. E., Greencastle. Ellis John, Hardinsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ellis ,Joseph, Bradford. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ellis Jonathan, (e) Peru. Ellis John W., Young’s Creek. Ellis Milo G., (e) Peru. Ellsworth II. H., Kingsbury. Ellsworth J. I.. La Fayette. Elrod Moses N., Orleans. M. D., Ky. med. coll., 1864 ; hon. member nat. hist, soc. of N. Albany ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Elston W. J., (m) Medaryville. Elston U. J., Indianapolis. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866 ; ass’t phys. Ind. hosp. for insane, 1869; member med. soc. of Ind. Ely J. E., Rockport. Ely James R., (h) New Albany. Emanuel Jonas, Spencerville. Emmis E. O., Madison. Emmerson John, (m) Addison. Emmons Joshua, (h) Richmond. Emus A., Madison. Endly J. M., Brimfiehl. Enery G. A., Oaktown. Engle A., Monroeville. Engle J. B., (m) Monroeville. Erickson Gunder, Kendallville. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Erwin A. J., (h.) Fort Wayne. Espy J. A., Fountaintown. Espy J. N., New Palestine. Espy Levi, Cumberland, Espy Paul, New Palestine. Esterling Amos, Jamestown. Evans C. S., Union City. M. D., O. med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Darke co., and med. asso. of Union city; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 months. Evans James, Lebanon. Evans Janies H. Evans J. J., Winchester. Evans Thomas, Plainfield. Evans Thomas Robison, Newburgh. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873;—author of “ Physiological Effects of Tobacco,” etc. Evans W. L., Montgomery. Everette W. E., White Lick. Eversole A. C., (e) Washington. Everts Orpheus, Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind.; sujit. state hosp. for insane, Md. Ewan J. S., Mt. Vernon. Ewen George, Wheatonville. Ewing Win. M., Raleigh. Fabriz Charles R., (m) La Porte. Fager C. M., Fairview. Fagg J. M., Wliitesville. Fahnestock C. C., (h) La Porte. Fahrer Anton, Kasson. Failing Walther, Inglefield. Fairbank A. B., Fulton. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1858. Fairhurst O’Connell, Vincennes. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Fairhurst Wm., Bruceville. Fais Charles, Tell City. Falkenburg, M. G., (e) Greensburgh. Fall W. D., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Fanning F. W., Butler. Farley James M., Sanford. Farmington A. S., Union. Farnsworth T. W., m) Indianapolis. Farquhar A. S., (e) Cerro Gordo. Farr H. G., (h) Logansport. Farrah C. S., (h) Fort Wayne. Farrar W., Berlin. Farris J. S., Bargersville. Farron M. W., South Bethany. Fastier John, Warsaw. Favvin James, Ileltonville. Fawliin James, Elkinsville. Featherston J. R., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Feed H. J., Transitville. Felix J. C., (m) La Fayette. Fengue C. C., Kokomo. Fenton S. C., Pine Village. Ferguson David, Union City. Attended one course of lectures 36 years ago; pres. med. soc. of Union City; member med. soc. of Ind.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Ferguson James W., Decker’s Station. Ferguson Thomas, Pleasantville. Ferguson Zaehariah, Fairfield. M. D. (no coll, given); member Union dist. med. soc.; treas. med. soc. of Franklin co. Fernier P., Weisburgh. Ferree F. J., Fountaintown. Ferree Shadrach L., London. M. D., Ind. med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ind. Ferris F. W., (h) Aurora. Ferris Samuel, Newcastle. Member med. soc. of Ind. Field David L., Jeffersonville. Field M. II., Tampico. Member med. soc. of Ind. FIE INDIANA, GAR 197 Field Nathaniel, Jeffersonville. M. D., Transylvania univ.; pres. Jeffersonville acad. of med.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso.; surg. Ind. vols. 7 months;—au- thor of “ Surgical Case of Epilepsy,” and papers in Trans, of Med. Soc. of Ind. Figg John S., Freedom. Fine E. M., Steam Corner. Firestone J. B., Avilla. Fish Wm. S., Chili. Fisher A. L., (h) Elkhart. Fisher E., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. Fisher Franklin, Somerset. Fisher Hermann, Louisville. Fisher H. C., Evansville. Fisher II. G., Fisherburgh. Fisher J. M., Fisherburgh. Fisher L. B., (e) Rossville. Fisher R. II., Whitewater. Fisher Samuel, Greencastle. Member med. soc. of Ind. Fisher S. P., (m) Shelbyville. Fisher W. S., Down Hill. Fisk F. II., Florence. Fitch G. N., Logansport. Fitzgibbon John, Washington. Fitzpatrick J. D., V.era Cruz. Fleece C. B., North Salem. Fleming Geo. W, Shelbyville. A. B., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Fleming J., West Lebanon. Fletcher C. A., South Bend. Fletcher George, Lima. Fletcher W. B., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Flood , Stinesville. Flowers Thos., Wawaka. Floyd R. M., Adams. Foley W. W., Indianapolis. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. ofInd. Forbes J. S., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Fora Alowno I., (m) Corydon. Ford J., Wabash. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ford J. F., Auburn. Ford John II., Columbus. Ford James H., Jalapa. Ford James Henry, Wabash. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Ind.; sec. med. soc. of Wabash co.; hon. mem- ber Grant and Huntington cos. med. soc.; sec. board of health of Wabash. Ford R. M., Vienna. Ford Samuel M., Madison. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872; mem- ber board of health ; county phys. Forden W. B., Terre Haute. Forner J., Connersville. Foro J. M., Auburn. Forsick M., (m) St. Peters. Forstmeier Emil, Evansville. Fosdick A. C., Liberty. Foster Alex., Foster’s Ridge. Fouster D. M., Rome City. Fouts Louis C., Laurel. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1860; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Eouts [Noah, New Salisbury. Fouts W. D., Jeffersonville. Fouts W. D., Vienna. Fowler Moses, (e) Cliambersburgh. Fox W. A. France A., (m) Huntington. France S., Bourbon. Francisco L. J., Richmond. Frankein J., (m) Indianapolis. Frankenberger Sami., Jordan. Franks W. H., Brimfleld. Frazee G. M. D., (e) Perrysville. Frazee Lewis, (e) Perrysville. Member eclec. asso. of Ind. Freeland B. H., Otwell. Freeland John P., New Alsace. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1869. Freeland , Oaktown. Freeland , Portersville. Freeman B. B., (h) Westville. French Hugh, New Amsterdam. French J. S., Alamo. French S., Bourbon. Fricthe L., Evansville. Friermood Ezra Keller, North Grove. M. D., Rush med. coll., Chicago, 1869; member med. soc. of Grant co.; treas. med. soc. of Miami co.; hon. member med. soc. of Wabash co. Fries Frank, Avilla. Fritsche I., (h) Fort Wayne. Frink C. S., Elkhart. Fritz A. D., (m) Richmond. Frost Amas, Seymour. Fry Thomas W., La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Ind. Fuller J. H., Trafalgar. Fuller ffm., Dunreitli. Fulton J. C., Murray. Funkhouver, D., (h) Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Furgerson Robert, English. Furgeson I)., Fort Wayne. Furgeson Henry W., lienryville. Furgeson W. P., Cola City. Furguson David, Union City. Furnas Isaac, (e) Bridgeport. Gaar L. C., Union Village. Gabhert C. W., Rockport. Gaddy N. D., Vernon. Gaddy N. D., Lovett. Member med. soc. of Ind. Galbraith Thomas, Seymour. Gale E. S., Vevay. Gale T. C., Mt. Vernon. Gallagher S., (m) Muncie. Galliker D. K., Independence. Gand B., (e) Fort Wayne. Gandy Owen, Merriam. Gantz R. Gantz Thomas, Middleton. Gard Oliver, Middle Fork. Gard T. A., North Grove. Gardner Aaron G., Lotus. Gardner J., Bedford. Gardner Perry, Mixersville. Gardner Henry, Knox. Garrett Anthony, Delphi. Garrettson J. W., Perkinsville. Garrison J. L. F., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. 198 GAR INDIANA GRE Garver II. S., Connersville. Garver II. F., Billingsville Gasaway Richard, New Albany. Gassaway S. L., Washington. Gassman Fred., Celestine. Gasset J. M., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Gaston James H., Stanford. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872. Gaston J. M., Indianapolis. Gateh J. D., Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1852; Miami med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Dearborn co.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 2 years, and U. S. A. 3 years. Gates J. O., Brookville. Gauts , Cromwell. Gebhardt Louis L., (m) New Albany. Genish J. W. F., Seymour. Gennug W. R., Fort Branch. Gentry W. A., Michigantown. Gentry Z. B., Frankfort. G-ernon J. II., La Fayette. Gerrish, Alfred A., Lowell. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1853. Gerrisli J. W. F., Seymour. Member med. soc. of Ind. Gerstmayer Charles, Terre Haute. Gettings C. C., Mt. Vernon. Gibbs George L., (e) New Albany. Gibson George, (m) Houston. Gibson Thomas, Terre Haute. Gibson , Walkertown. Gifford J. C., Brazil. Gifford Thomas, Laurel. Gifford T. V., New London. Gifford W. II., Brazil. Giggle , South Bend. Gilbert Joseph Lorain, Kendallville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind.; sec. med. soc. of N. E. Ind. Gilespie Wm., Rising Sun. Gilespie R. J., Adyville. Gill M., Wabash. Gillan H. II., Wabash. Gillespie W. B., Portland Mills. Attended lect. med. dep’t uuiv. of Wooster (no date). Gillfillan John, Centre Points. Gilman W. A., Fairland. Gilmore John, (e) Newport. Ginther David, (e) N. Manchester. One course lect. at eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, O. Gimmel Henry, Logansport. Girdner J. G., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Gittleford J., Auburn. Glass Wm. M., Sheilville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Glazebrook T. D., San Pierre. Gleason E. A., Ireland. Glick E. B., La Fayette. Gobble Theodore, Young’s Creek. Godfrey W. R., Michigan City. Goeng G. A., (e) Ft. Wayne. Goldsberry John A., Annapolis. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. II years. Goldsberry S. S., Annapolis. Good Joseph J., Warren. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Goodall C. W., Metz. Goode A. H., Blenningsport. Goodel J. H., Walton. Gooding Goldsmith, Waterman. Goodwin A. L., Mitchell. Goodwin John M., (m) Crossings. Goodwin It. R., Hazleton. Goodwin W., (e) Jeffersonville. Gorbin Win., Stockton. Gordon J. W., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Gordon Pliny P., Hobart. M. i)., Buffalo med. coll., 1865. Gordon William B., Shelbyville. Attended one course lect. at Ohio med. coll. Goss James M., Spencer. Gossett J. M., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Gouch J. F., Mt. Vernon. Gould L. W., Argos. Gould Samuel W., Argos. M. I)., Kush med. coll., 1870. Gower J. C., Rome City. Graham A. E., Richland. Graham Thomas Andrew, Jeffersonville. M. D., O. med. coll., 1871, and med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872. Graham W. B., Nobles ville. Gramin Wm., Evansville. Grass Daniel, Charlottesville. Graves B. F., Florence. Graves W. L., Versailles. Gray Arthur A., Orleans. Gray D. B., Celestine. Gray J. D., Plymouth. Gray John M., Nobles ville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Gray John W., Bloomfield. M. J)., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; treas. med. soc. of Greene co.; member med. soc. of Ind. Gray S. C., (e) Palestine. Gray Samuel C., Warsaw. Attended lects. Starling med. coll., Columbus, O. Gray Wm., South Martin. Graydon R. G., Southport. Member med. soc. of Ind. Grayston Fred. S. Cooper,Huntington. M. I)., med. dep’t Lind, univ., 1860; Kush med. coll., Chicago, 1862 ; member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of Wabash co., med. soc. of Grant co.; sec. med. soc. of Huntington co.; exam, surg. for {tensions. Greater G. IT. C. Ernst, Mt. Vernon. Greeley J. P., West Lebanon. Green A. J., Royerton. Green Alex. S., New Albany. Green C. II., (e) Mt. Vernon. Green J. B., (e) Mishawaka. Green J. G., Delphi. Green J. N., Stilesville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Green John P., Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Dearborn co.; health officer for Lawrenceburgh; res. phys. Cincinnati hosp. 2 years. Green S. J., Waynetown. Green , Marion. Greene W. F., Shelbyville. Greene W. S., Worthington. Greer , Stinesville. Gregg Henry, Bloomington. GRE INDIANA I1AR 199 Gregg James Sansom, Fort Wayne. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Fort Wayne; med. soc., of Allen co.; med. soc. of Ind.; Am. med. asso. Gregg V. H., Connersville. Gregory James, Farmersville. Griffin Edward, Newport. Griffin T. J., Darlington. Griffis R., Middletown. Griffith Evan, Austin. Griffith Francis Plummer, La Grange. M. D., Willoughby univ., 1845; ex-member house of reps., Ind. Griffith J., Austin. Griffith Martha E. H., Darlington. M. D., woman’s nied. coll., Phila., 1870. Griffith R. C., Morgantown. Griffith S. J., Knightstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Griffith Thomas Jefferson, Darlington. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Griffith , (e) Nashville. Grigsby Wm., West Baden. Grimes James F., Mishawaka. Grimes Wilson, St. Bernice. Grimes Wm., Cataract. Grimes W. S. Groham Wm. B., Tyner City. Gronendyke Thomas Wiiey, Mt. Summit. One course lects. O. med. coll., 1866-67. Grooman Chas., (m) Brunswick. Gross J. W., Hooverville. Grove John B., Columbus. Grove J. M., Tipton. Grover G. W., Connersville. Grubbs W. B., Van Buren. Grumell J. L., Morgantown. Guisinger J. S., Florida. Gums J. F., Mishawaka. Gunn John II., Springville. Gunther J. W., Springfield. GunthermanP., Alton. Gassel T., Vera Cruz. Gustin Levi, (m) Indianapolis. Guthrie W., Idaville. Guthrie W., Monticello. Gwaltney J. J., Midway. Gwin S. E., Alert. Hackelman F. M., Centerville. Ilackett M., (e) Salem. Hadly Edwin, Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hadley Evan, Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hagerty James L., Crooked Creek. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; pres. med. soc. of Steuben co., 1873; v.-pres. med. soc. of N. E. Ind.; member med. soc. of Ind.; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. during war. Ilaggert D., (h) Indianapolis. Haggerty R. C., Elkhart. Hahn John, (m) Spade’s Depot. Hains A. B., Aurora. Member med. soc. of Ind. Plains Isaac, (m) Noblesville. Hale D. B., (m) Dublin. Hale Judson, Indianapolis. Hale Levi A., Martz. Hale T. F., (e) Dublin. Hall Jacob, (e) Raleigh. Hall J. A., (e) Greenfield. Hall J. F., (h) Mace. Hall John W., Bainbridge. Hall M. L., Newport. Hall R. K., (e) Logansport. Ex.-pres. eel. med. asso. of Ind. Hall W. C., Franklin. Hall W. II., (e) Tipton. Hall William Isaiah, Gessie. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1870; pres. med. soc. of Vermillion co. Halloway Jason, (e) Wabash. Halton C. A. R., Jerome. Ham L. J., South Bend. Hamilton Frank C., Walkerton. Att. lectures Mich. univ. Hamilton J. J., Connersville. Hamilton R. W., Lynn. Hamilton W. A., Lynn. Hamilton , Portland Mills. Hammond H. C., Valeene. Hammond J. W., Roanoke. Hammond M. S., Grand View. Hamrick C. C., Michigan City. Ilamston M. L., Morocco. Hancock G. S., Campbellsburgh. Hancock W. Ilandsack Isaac, Waynetown. Ilandsell David, (m) Manhattan. Hanford W. II., (h) South Bend. Hani John, (e) New Paris. Hani W. F., Middleburgh.. Ilankinson Thomas, Valparaiso. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1864. Hanna J., Swit’s City. Hanna Levi M., Portland Mills. Hanna William M. Member med. soc. of Drake co., Am. med. asso. Hannaford Joseph N., Elkhart. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Elkhart co. Hannah T. C., (e) Ehvood. Hannan J. W., Scotland. Harbin James W., Mitchell. Harding D. IL, Batesville. Member Ind. State med. soc. Harding Eldridge T., Rensselaer. Harding Myron Hawley, Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Dearborn co.; Am. med. asso., 1872; ex.-pres. med. soc. of Ind. Harding P. D., Goshen. Hardman Thomas, Ilenia. Hardy S. K., Zionsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hargan Henry C., Salina. •Hargrove W. S., New Salem. Harland John, Terre Haute. Ilarland S. D.. im) Indianapolis. Harper II. F., Merton. Harper James A., Turman’s Creek. Harper J. B., Merton. Harper J. L., Pleasant Mills. Harper J. M., Mt. Vernon. Harrack J. M., Bloomfield. Ilarrah . Member med. soc. of Greene co. Harriman L., Anderson. Harrington A. Harrington O. B., Elkhart. 200 HAR INDIANA HER Harris B. L., (m) Wheeler. Harris Joel, Few Carlisle. Harris James M., Ellittsville. Harris J. 8., New Garden. Harris Robert, (e) South Bend. Harris Rice C., Ellittsville. Harris Wm. B., Yincennes. Harris Wm. C., Carpentersville. Attend, lect. Rush med. coll., 1848. Harris William M., Ashborough. Harrison E. P., Pikeville. Harrison Harlan, (e) Union City. M. D., eclec. coll, of med., Cincinnati, 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Richmond. Harrison T. II., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ilarrod S. II., Canton. Harshbaroer , Oakland Mills. Hart John 8., Daleville. Hartee J., Pendleton. Hartley Hiram J., Terre Haute. HartlofF Richard, Evansville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1871. Hartman 8. C., Francisville. Hartpence G. C., 8ix Mile. Harvey Heber McK., Evansville. A. B., Oberlin coll., O.; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member Brake acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ind.; exam. surg. U. S. 2>en- sions; county phys.; surg. Evansville free dis- pensary;—editor of “Western Retrospect of Med. and Surg.; ”—author of “ Alcohol as a Therapeutic Agent; ” “ Syphilization; ” “ Hom- oeopathy,” etc. Harvey John II., Mansfield. Ilarvey T. B., MeCordsville. Harvey T. B., Marion. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Harvey T. B., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Harvey William Forster, Plainfield. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1873; ex-sec. med. soc. of Ind.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Hendricks co.;—au- thor of “ Malaria,” “ Report on Cinchona and its Extracts,” etc. Haskins Charles II., Chesterton. Hass J. W., Logansport. Hassington O. B., Elkhart. Haster J. II., Markleville. Haster W. II., Markleville. Hasty Geo., (h) Indianapolis. M. D., physio-med. inst., Cincinnati, 1860; mem- ber physio-ined. asso. of Ind., and 1st dist. physio-med. asso.; ex-prof, of chemistry and toxicology in physio-med. inst. Hatch J. A., Kentland. M. I)., Rush med. coll., I860. Hathaway 8., Muncie. Haughton R. E., Richmond. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1853; Jefferson med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Wayne co., Union dis. med. asso.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. Ind. vols.;—author of various med. papers. Hawhn G. R., Leavenworth. Hawkins John, Petersburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; exam, surg. for pensions; phys. and surg. Pike co. hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. *5 months. Hawkins J. IT., Brazil. Hawkins J. II., Staunton. Hawkins Wm. A., (m) Mitchell. Hawley A. 1)., College Corner. Hawley K. D., Elizabethtown. Ilay Andrew J., Charlestown. Hayes , Albion. Hayes Wm., Piercetown. Haylen , (h) Bookerston. Haymaker George W., Oregon. Haymaker George W., Jonesville. M. D., Kv. school ot ined., 1857 ; eclec. ined. coll., Cincinnati, 18C3; med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville, 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Haymond It.. Brookville. Haymond \Y. 8., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Ind. Haynes John Henry, Adyeville. Attended lects. med. dep’t univ. of Louisville. Haynes .J. It., (h) Indianapolis. Hays George C., Hillsboro’. Ilayt P. R., (h) Crawfordsville. Hayward It. P., Edinburgh. Haywood W. 8., Monticello. Ilayves J. H., Folsomville. Ilazlewood Green, Cliambersburgh. Hazlewood Lee, Yaleene. Ilazlewood Wm., Yaleene. Hazzard R, P., Edinburgh. Heady Thomas Johnson, Alt. Sterling.' M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coil., 1869. Heard Thomas, Richmond. Heat Andrew, ISTew Albany. Ileatwood H., Goshen. Heath J. W., Sharpsville. Ileaton C. H., Leesburgh. Heavenridge Allen, Stilesville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Hendricks co.:—au- thor of papers, “ Pneumonia,” 1857 ; “Ligation of Arteries,” 1858. Hedden George, Polk Patch. Hedges J. R., Clinton. Hedrick Wm. H., (h) Alfordsville. Hellick J. II., (m) Frankfort. Helm J. C., Antioch. Helm J. C., Muncie. Member med. soc. of Ind. Helm John H., Peru. M. D., O. med. coll., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso.; pres. med. soc. of Miami co.; pres, board of health of Peru. Helm William Milburn, Araba. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. Helms Benjamin Rush, Carlisle. M. D., Rush med. coll., It70. Heltman J. K., Oaklandon. Attended lects. eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, O. Henderson H. D., Salem. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hendricks J. L., (e) Losantsville. Hendricks W. C„ Ladoga. Henery C., (m Medary ville. Henle A.. Fairmount. Henritz Charles, La Fayette. Henry A. F., Alamo. Henry Charles, (m) Fairmount. Henry E. P., (e) Wolcott. Henry L. W., (e) Burnettsville. Henry W. M., Kentland. Herbert J. M., Newberry, j Herman Jolin, Kirk’s Cross Roads. HER INDIANA. HOR 201 Herr L. S., (h) Evansville. Herring Fred., (e) Goshen. Herrington S. C., Wakarusa. Herriott, J. V., Valparaiso. A. B., Jetlerson coll., Oannonsburg, Pa.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1836; ex-member Phila. med. soc. Herron R. D., Wild Cat. Hervey J. IV., Oaklandon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hervey James IV., Germantown. Hervey Junius Waites, Indianapolis. A. M., Miami univ. (no date); M. D., Ind. central med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ind.; surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Hes S. B., Burgett’s Corner. Heslip J. M., S. Milford. Hess J. P., Marion. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hess L. II., Cadiz. Hess Luther Pleasant, Marion. Attended lect. med. dep’t of la. univ., and coll, of med. and surg., Cincinnati, O.; member med. • soc. of Grant co.; surg. U. S. vols. 7 months. Hess L. S., Evansville. Hess M. M., Cleveland. Hester IV. A. V., Gosport. Hester William Weir., Indianapolis. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873; sec. med. soc. of Ind.; 1st ass’t phys. of Ind. hosp. for the insane; — author of various papers on insanity. Hiatt C. C., Ridgeville. Hiatt J. A., Marion. Hiatt R. C., Eminence. Ilibberd James Farquhar, Richmond. Pres. med. soc. of ind.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Hickey James F., Royalton. Hicks Brice R., (e) Napoleon. Hicks F. M., Grantsburgli. Hicks John, (e) Enochsburgh. Ilicks Samuel, (e) Napoleon. Hielt F. M., Williams. Member med. soc. of Ind. Higbee E. S., Milford. Higbee Geo. IV., Sullivan. Higbee J. S., (h) Sullivan. Higday Tompkins, La Porte. M. II., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Higgins Carter B., Peru. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866 ; censor med. soc. of Miami co.; member med. soc. of Ind.; member board of health < f Peru. Higgins John, Crown Point. M. 1)., La Porte acad. of med., 1846. Hilburn Eber W., Newberry. M. IX, Miami med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Greene co. Hill E. F., Haysville. Hill Wm„ (m) Rochester. Hill IV. M., Knightstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hilliard John F., Evansville. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Ilinnnon IV. II., IVawaka. Hiner J., Union City. Hiner John, Araba. Hinkle James R., Sullivan. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hinkley II. D., Mt. Carmel. Hinton E. M., Alto. Hinton Samuel A., Reelsville. Hitchcock IV. A., (h) Springfield. Hitt John Y., Greensburgli. Grad. Funk’s masonic coll, of Lagrange, Ky., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1852; res. phys. liosp. of Louisville, Ky., 2 years; surg. Ind. vols. 2 years and 8 months. Hitt W. IV., Vincennes. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ilittle B. F., Yorktown. Hoadley W. J., Danville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hoag J. B., Knox. Hoagland J. S.. Gentryville. Hoagland W. T., Polk Patch. Hoar Benton I., Orleans. Hobbs M. W., Richmond. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Hobbs IV., Carthage. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hobbs IV. C., Leipsic. Hodges IV. N., Edwardsport. Hoel John B., Sunman. Hoel J. B., N. Hogan. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hoffman Daniel, (e) UST. Liberty. Hoffman E. J., Mulberry. Hoffman J. B., Vincennes. Hoffman M. V., (m) Jasper. Hogsett John Wilson, Mace. Attended lectures at Rush med. coll., 1865-6; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Holcomb T. C., Hermann. Holland N. H., (h) Jeffersonville. Holland Philip Calphi, Bennington. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. asso. of Switzerland co.; phys. to poor of Pleasant township. Holland William, Paoli. Hollingsworth R. IV., Terre Haute. Holloway S. II., Dunreith. Ilollowell IV. R., Mier. Holmes N. S., Pimento. Holmes IV. A. T., Pickard’s Mills. Holoway Daniel, (h) South Martin. Ilolsinger IV. H., (e) Oswego. Holton W. M., Yew Harmony. Ilombury Conrad, (h) Indianapolis. Home J.’T., (m) Eairmount. Homer R. H., (m) Greensboro’. Hon Benton J., Orleans. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1873. Honner Elias, Alamo. Hooker H. H., Elberfeld. Hooker John, Yorktown. Iloopugamer J. J., (e) Butler. Hoover R. B., Burnettsville. Hopwood William C., Fillmore. Horine John, Centre. Hornaday William H., James Switch. One course at Long Island coll. hosp.; ex-pres, med. soc. of Howard co.; member med. soc. of Ind. Hornbrook William T., Union. Horne John, Yorktown. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1840; three courses med. lects. at univ. of Edinburgh, Scotland. Horne S. S., Sr., Jonesboro’. 202 HOR. INDIANA JER Horne S. S., Jr., Jonesboro’. Horner Jacob, Lanesville. Horner Samuel, Trinity Springs. Horner , Wallace. Hortin Theodore, Bluffton. Hoss Jacob V., Miami. Hottendorf Dennis, (e) Dublin. Holtendorf Lewis Philip, Dublin. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1871. Hougham J. S., Perkinsville. Houghton Lloyd, Spencerville. M. 1>., Buffalo med. coll., 1865 ; member med. soc. of De Kalb co. Houghton S. E., Richmond. Hounens F. II. C., Bennettsville. Housman Z. T., (e) Kendallville. Howard A., Jamestown. Howard E., (m) Indianapolis. Howard Elijah J., Hazleton. A. B., Burritt coll., 1855; one course med. dep’t univ. of Nashville. Howard Francis Marion, St. Paul. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. (no date). Howard John F., Patoka. Howard J. S., im) Indianapolis. Howard N. P., Greenfield. Member med. soc. of ind. Howell Joseph, (h) Richmond. Howell Joint Q., (e) Blue Grass. Howells James, (h) Richmond. Hoyt P. B., (h) Indianapolis. Ilubbell G. A., Yorktown. Huber Godfrey, (m) St. Peters. Hudson J. B.,”(e) Paris. Hudson M. S., le) Little York. Hughs, Wm., Lima. Hughes William Clark, St. Leon. M. D., Ohio med. coll.; township physician. Hull Jacob, (e) Spencerville. Ilulse David, imt New Albany. Ilumfraville D. W., Union City. Humphrey C., South Bend. Humphrey, S. D., (h) La Fayette. Humphreys Louis, South Bend. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years, 6 months; occasional contributor to med. journals. Humphries L., Zionsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Humphrys J. M., Linton. Humston Milton Lawrence, Morocco. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1866; member of dist. med. soc.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Newton co.; exam. surg. life ins. co. Humston Samuel R., Heltonville. Two courses lect. med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870-2. Hunnicutt C., (m) Warren. Hunt Cyrus E., Ilarveysburg. M. D., Detroit med. coll.; member med. soc. of Fountain and Warren co.; exam. surg. life ins. co. Hunt II. C., (e) Losantsville. Hunt John, Prosperity. Hunt J. B., (h) Indianapolis. Hunt P. G. C,, Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Hunt Pleasant, Farmland. Hunt s. B., (e) Orange. Hunt T., Coatsville. Hunter , Heltonville. Hunter Janies, Quercus Grove. Hunter P. S., Leesburg. Huntsinger A., (e) Mishawaka. Hushiser A. B., (e) Kendallville. Hutchings M. E., Madison. Hutchings Wm. D., Lexington. M. D., Ind. cent. med. coll., 1851; lion. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1873. Hutchinson J. B., (h) Madison. Hutchinson R. D., Micliigantown. Hutehisson Benne Dick, Columbia. M. D., Ohio med. coll.; member med. soc. of Con- nersville. Ills J. P., Ft. Wayne. Ihrig F. M., (e) Coesse. One course eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, O. Tngersol B. S., La Fayette, inlow J. E., Prosperity. Inlow J. J., Manilla. Insley W. Q., Terre, Haute. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ireland J. M., Francisco. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ireland Martin, Columbia City. Ireland William, Yallonia. Irons John W., (h) Logansport. Irvin O. C., Bunkerville. Irwin J. C., Jalapa. Irwin J. S., Fort Wayne. Member med. soc. of Ind. Irwin O., Remington. Irwin Samuel Galbraith, Cratvfordsville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; Cincinnati coil, of med. and surg.; Miami med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Montgom- ery co. Irwin , Evansville. Isgrigg N. L., (e) Moore’s Hill. Isler J., La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Ind. Isley Dan’l., Americus. Jackson A. C., Goshen. Jackson James, Angola. Jackson ,T. F., Plymouth. Jackson L. M., (m) Upland. Jackson Warren, Westport. Jackson , Walkertown. Jacoby W., Plymouth. James A. T., (e) Octagon. James B. W., Jeffersonville. James M., Muncie. James Oliver, Staunton. Jameson P. Henry, Jr., Indianapolis. B. S., 1869; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; ass’t phys. infants’ hosp., N. Y., 1871; member med. soc. of Ind. Jamison R. A., Patriot. Janes J. M., Union City. Jardilla Jerome B., Vincennes. Jarret James, Webster. Jay M., (e) Marion. Jelleff F. A., Decatur. Jenkins A. V., Ontario. Jenkins E. W., Mt. Carmel. Jennings C. B., (h) South Bend. Jennings F., Sanford. Jennings J. W., Millersburgh. Jerman L. W. D., (e) Ballstown. JES INDIANA, KER 203 Jessup R. B., Yincennes. Member med. soc. of Ind. Jewett M. E., (h) Union City. Jobes G. O., Farmland. John Benjamin B., (e) Buffaloville. One course eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, O. Johns John Winfield, Dyer. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Johnson J. C., Kokomo. Member med. soc. of Ind. Johnson J. M., Smithville. Johnson Luther, Bourbon. Three courses lect. Rush med. coll. Johnson L. R., Cambridge City. Member med. soc. of Ind. Johnson Kelson, (m) Washington. Johnson Thomas, Clarksburgh. Johnson Thomas, Boon ville. Johnson Wm., Terre Haute. Johnson W. L., Crawfordsville. Johnson W. M., New Albany. Johnson W. P., Indianapolis. Johnson Wm. R., Fayetteville. Johnston C. C., Kokomo. Johnston Chas. T., Harveysburgh. Johnston Henry, Enochsburgli. Johnston L. G., Evansville. Johnston William, Bluffton. Jones A. B., Burnettsville. Jones A. F., Octagon. Jones Asa F., (e) La Fayette. Two courses lect. med. dejTt univ. of Mich. Jones Andrew M., Corydon. Jones C. T., Covington. Jones Elias, Wolf Lake. Jones E. J., (m) Chesterton. Jones E. P., (e) Jonesboro’. Jones F. B., Lynnville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1870. Jones G. E., Connersville. Jones George S., Covington. Jones George W., Wabash. Jones H. E., Anderson. Jones Hiram G., Evansville. Jones J., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Jones Joseph, Attica. Jones J. G., Mt. Yernon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Jones J. F., Urmeyville. Jones J. F., Franklin. Member med. soc. of Ind. Jones J. II., Laconia. Jones Jessie Matthew, (m) Cataract. Jones J. M., Fortville. Jones S. D., (h) Indianapolis. Jones S. D., (e) Richmond. Jones Thomas B., Pleasantville. Jones T. W., Anderson. Jones W. II., (h) Petersburgh. Jones W. M., Polk Patch. Jordan Lewis, (ml Delphi. Jossie J. M., Ft. Wayne. Member med. soc. of Ind. Judkins E. J., Greenfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Julian Stephen, Logansport. Jump S. Y., New Burlington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Junkins S. R., Millersburg. Justice Jas. M., Logansport. Kane W. C., Lebanon. Kants John, Dora. Kay Robert, Salem. Kealing W. W., Winterroud. Kean L. S., Ligonier. Kean R. W., (e) Cerro Gordo. Keegan C. J., Canal. Keegan Enoch W., Crawfordsville. M. D., Rush rued, coll., 1861; phys. of marine hosp., Evansville., Ind.; exam. surg. for pen- sions in Montgomery co. Keen D. C., (e) Attica. Keen J. J., Transitville. Keen J. S., (e) La Fayette. Keen L. S., La Porte. Keeney Henry, Linden. Kegan J. II., Millersburgh. Kehn Levi, (e) Milford. Keifer George F., Alaska. M. ! >., Rush med. coll., 1865; treas. and ex-pres. med. soc. of Morgan co. Keifer W., Petersburg. Keith B. F., Edwardsport. Keller F., Columbia City. Keller Yictor, Leopold. Kelley Francis II., Yaleene. Kellog N. P., (e) Lebanon. Kelly D. C., Syracuse. Kelly J. J., Cherubusco. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864. Kelly W. M., New Ross.. Kelsey P. G., Fort Wayne. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1864. Kelsey W., Monterey. Kelso J. S. B., Leavenworth. Kemp E. F., (e) Santa Claus. Kemp Matthew, Ferdinand. Kemper, General W. EL, Muncie. M. I)., Long Island med. coll.; member med. soc. of Delaware co., and med. soc. of Ind.; coroner for Delaware co.; exam. surg. for U.,S. pensions; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 15 months;—author of “ Exophthalmic Goitre,” 1871. Kendrick W. II., Indianapolis. Member eclec. med. soc. of Ind. Kennedy D. H., Evansville. Kennedy John, (e) Paragon. One course lect. at eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, O. ; member eclec. med. asso. of Ind. Kennedy Daniel P., (e) Paragon. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, O., 1870; member eclec. med. soc. of Ind. Kennedy J. L., Tipton. Kennedy L. H., Danville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Kennedy P. II., (e) Paragon. Kennedy S. A., Winterroud. Kennedy S. A., Shelbyville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Kennedy W. S., (e) Centre Point. Kepler J. B., Jerome. Kepler S. W., (m) New Lisbon. Ivepley Wm., (e) Petersburgk Kern Lewis, Alto. Member med. soc. of Ind. Kerr W. M., Rogersville. Kerresy J. C., Salem. 204 KER INDIANA LEA Kersey S. H., Bichmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. Kesler George, Orland. Kessler C. F. W., Plymouth. Kester Benjamin J., Staunton. Keupper E. AY., (ej Ligonier. Keys . Member med. soc. of Greene co. Kidd Wm. G., Princeton. Kightley A. J., Green Castle. Kilsy J. T., (m) Indianapolis. Ivilgour T., Chesterfield. Killen James, La Fayette. Killian J. L., French Island. Kimball D. X., Dalton. Kimball Emanuel, AYaupecong. Kimball T. C., Xenia. Member med. soc. of Ind. Kimberlin, II. L., Tunnelton. Kindleberger T. J., (h) Indianapolis. Kine John, Union. Kines Daniel, (e) Leavenworth. King Enoch W., Galena. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1869; med. cadet U. S. vols. King J. B., Linn Grove. King J. V., Castle. King AY. F., Centreville. King Wm. II., Terre Haute. Kinkade J., (e) South Bethany. Kinkade John, (m) Ileltonville. Kinney E. A\r., (m) Indianapolis. Kiper C. B., La Fayette. Kirk C. \V\, Darlington. Kirk Patrick I)., Laneville. Kirkpatrick G. AY., Culver’s Station. Kirkpatrick John, Indianapolis. Kiser Jacob S., Staunton. Kissler ——, Orland. Kitchen John Milton, Indianapolis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of New York City, 1846; member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso., 1872; consult, phys. State inst. for deaf and dumb; phys. State inst. for blind; surg. in charge U. S. A. gen’l hosp. of Indianapolis, 1861-65. Kittenger H., Winamac. Klein J. AY., (h) Evansville. Knapp Charles, Ferdinand. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Knapp Charles Jr., Huntingburgh. Knapp AY. T., ih) Delphi. Knepper Edwin Washington, Ligonier. One course lect. Ohio med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ligonier, med. soc. of N. E. Ind., med. soc. of Ind.; member board of health;—author of paper on “ Office Pharmacy,” 1871. Knight Geo. AY., Catlin. Knight J. H., Paragon. Knight , Columbus. Knoefel August, (m) Xew Albany. Knoor Charles, (e) Cedarville. Knox , La Grange. Kpnig , Peru. Koogler Adam, Connersville. Kramer B., Thornton. Kress Oscar, Evansville. Kruger F. AY., (hi Kendallville. KuechenG. A., West Point. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Kuester Edward, Terre Haute. Kueppel AY. H., Wakarusa. Kunkler G. A., Madison. Kyle H. L., Mt. Yernon. Kyle J. W., Mt. Vernon. Kyle T. M., Manchester. Kyler L. B., Benton. Labarre AY., Clark’s Mills. Lacke George, Xewburg. Lafallet T. J., Warren. Lafeba J., Paris. La Force Howard C., Ileltonville. A. B., Ind. univ., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Lawrence co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year; pliys. to poor, Lawrence co. Laftin A., Augusta. Laird V., Logansport. Lamb B. F., Cambridge. Lamb James, Aurora. Lambert W. C., Stockwell. Lampton George W., .Jeffersonville. Landen W. D., Madison. Landes Daniel, Bartlettsville. Landon Hannibal, Ligonier. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; v.-pres. N. E. Ind. med. soc.; member med. soc. of Ligonier; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year;—author of “The Delivery of the Head in Breech Presentations,” 1873. Lane A. K., Baglesville. Lane D. F., Xorth Salem. Lane J. W., (e) Terre Haute. Lane John W., (m) Borne. Lane T. H., Xorthfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. v Laney Biclmrd, Woostertown. Laning Sylvester, Xorth Liberty. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of'Mich., 1853; member med. soc. of St. Joseph’s co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Larden D., (e) Ligonier. Larimore J., Whitest own. Larimore J. D., Connersville. Larkin J. B., Mitchell. Larrimer B., Millersburgh. Larrimer J. II., Lawrence. Lathrop David L., (e) South Bend. Latta Milton Miller, Goshen. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of Elkhart co., N. E. Ind. med. soc.; exam. surg. for pensions; member board of health of Goshen;—author of paper on “Ovariotomy,” 1871; specialty, surgery. Lauglilin Edmund Dulin, Orleans. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1867 ; ad eun. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Lawrence co., med. soc. of Ind.; pres. Orleans academical asso., 1864-72. Laurance C. T., Clayton. Lantz James F., (m) Conn’s Creek. Lawder W. G., Manville. Lawrance J. E., Union. Lawrence M. II., Spartanburg. Layman Albert, Putmanville. Layne S. X., (e) Crawfords ville. Layne Milton, Cloverdale. Layton J. F., (e) Clark’s Hill. Layton J. B., Lawrenceburgh. Leach E. W., (e) Clifty. Leach M. F., Walnut. Leachman Calona, Prairieton. Leacliman D., Pittsboro’. LEA INDIANA LUT 205 Leachman James, (m) Centre Point. League , Richmond. Learning Furman, Romney. Leary F. D., La Fayette. Leas E. R., Waterloo. Leatherman J. H., Valparaiso. Leavitt Clark, Hewport. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Vermillion co. Leavitt II. T., (e) AVinamac. Leavitt P. C., Acton. Leavitt P. II., Hewport. Lee Finley, Campbellsburg. Lee Henry D., Riley. Leech E. AV., Clifty. Leedy John K., AVarsaw. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1849; member Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. Ind.vols. 2 years; exam, surg, for pensions. Lefavor AV. F., (h) Hew Albany. Lefever James M., Paris. Legler II. T., Evansville. Lehman H., Waterloo. Leister David, Oakland City. Lemon AV. S., Albion. Le May AV., Crawfordsville. Lennis , Richmond. Lent C. V. H., Liberty Mills. Member med. soc. of Ind. Leomon J. II., Hew Albany. Leonard Alonzo M., Cloverdale. Leonard P. AV., (h) Ft. AVayne. Leohard S. II., (m) Ashboro’. Leonard AVellington Y., Albion. M. D.,Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1864; ad eund. Rush med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Noble co., N. E. Ind. med. soc., and Am. med. asso., 1872; county phys. Leopold P. O., St. Meinrad. M. 1)., univ. of Strasburg, 1840. Lesher Samuel B., Oakland City. Leslie Alexander, Petersburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. Lesslie E. P., Plymouth. Lewis Abner, La Grange. Lewis E., (h) Ft. Wayne. Lewis Geo. B., Dupont. Lewis G. AV., Indianapolis. Lewis II. AV., Batesville. Lewis James C., Caloma. Lewis James E., San Jacinto. Lewis J F., Russellville. Lewis J. R., Canaan. Lewis L., (m) Valparaiso. Lewis Oscar A., Huntington. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1861; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. Lewis Robert, Plainfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Hendricks co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 vear. Lewis S. B., Canaan. Lewis AV., Pendleton. Lewis AV. F., (m) Delphi. Lewis AV. II. A., Evansville. Lewis AValter H., Huntsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; sec. Pendleton med. soc. Leyman D. S., Huntington. Leyman AV. L., Attica. Light A. B., Columbus. Linder D., Brazil. Bindley C. M., Brooklyn. Bindley Labe, Paoli. Lindsay James P., Sharpsville. Line B. A., Antioch. Line Wm. A., Ludlow. Linegar D. B., (e) Whitcomb. Lingle Henry, Orleans. Lingle Richard W., Orleans. Link John E., Terre Haute. Member med. soc. of Ind. Link IT., Hew Albany. Linn F. F., Bourbon. Linn II. G., (h) Rushville. Linn Tinjothy Thompson, Roanoke. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Huntington co. Linton Samuel M., Columbus. One full course Ohio med. coll., 1838-9; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; ex-member Am. med. asso. Linville A. J., Freeport. Linville I). P., Columbia City. Lister W. L., MeCutchanville. Liston H. C., Lincoln. Little Andrew J., Palmyra. Littlefield J. J., Orland. Littlepage S. B., Decker’s Station. Litton J., Wheatland. Lland J. S., (e) Argos. Lloyd John E., Shelburn. Lockhart Wilson, Danville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Loehr E. C., Hoblesville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Loeper F. W., Indianapolis. Loftin John, Reese’s Mills. Logan Robert, Troy. Lomax Constantine, Marion. M. I)., Ind. med. coll., 1848; Ohio med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Ind.; treas. med. soc. of Grant co., 1873 ; specialty, obstetrics. Lomax William, Marion. M.D., Ind. med. coll., 1848; med. dep’tuniv. of New York city, 1850; sec. med. soc. of Grant co.; ex- pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso., 1872 ; surg. Ind. vols., 4 years. Long Henry, (e) Shelbyville. Member Ind. eclec. med. asso. Long Jeremiah H., Terre Haute. Long J. S. P., Pierceton. Long Robert, Hew Maysville. Long Robert William, Hew Maysville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Long William, Hew Maysville. Lord Thomas J., (e) Dillsboro’. Lori J. W., Millwood. Loring W. S., (m) State Line. Losey W. P., Kokomo. Louridge James II., Rensselaer. Lovett J. A., Gooclland. Lowder , Member med. soc. of Greene co. Lowe J. A., La Fayette. Lowery John T., (m) Alquina. Lucas J. H., (h) Shelbyville. Lucas T. A., Jonesboro’. Luce A. W., (e) South Bend. Luman William, Frankton. Luse A. B., Billingsville. Lutherman J. II., Valparaiso. 206 LUT INDIANA, McN Lutz Geo. W., Millhousen. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ind. Lybarger E., (m) Muncie. Lyman D. S., Huntington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Lyon R., (m) Ashland. Lyons George F., Huntington. , Lyons J. B., (e) Logansport. Lyons J. E., Huntington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Lyons L. D., Attica. Lyons W. B., Huntington. Member med. soc. of Ind. Lytle J. B., Conn’s Creek. McAllister A., Alaska. McAllister E. W., Goshen. McAllister L., Windfall. McAllister R. B., Ashbon. McBarney E., Williamsport. McBride Charles, Jeffersonville. McCafferty Henderson, Montgomery. McCandess M., Medaryville. McCarthy John F., Valparaiso. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. Ind. vols. McCarthy W. W., Canaan . McCarty A. J., (m) Jefferson. McCarty Isaac, (m) Shelbyville. McCawdrey James, La Fayette. McChery J. R., Bluff ton. McCain J., (h) Liberty. McClelland A. J., Crawfordsville. McClelland J. S., Crawfordsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. McClure C. B., Jeffersonville. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1871. McClure David, Jeffersonville. McClure Dexter, Austin. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1848. McClure H. C., (m) Clark’s Hill. McCullough F. B., Cloverland. McCollough II. F., Cloverland. McConnell M., (m) Evansville. McCormack F. II., Woodburn. McCoy Frank, Columbia City. McCoy William, Gilead. McCoy William Newton, Jeffersonville. M. D., univ. of Louisville, 1860; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; ex-pres. Jeffersonville acad. of med.; member med. soc. of Ind., Louisville obstetrical soc.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McCrea Thomas, Logansport. McCullogh J., Muncie. McCullough T. P., Ft. Wayne. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1847; sec. med. soc. of Allen co. McCune George P., Montezuma. McDaniel C. W., Washington. One full course Ohio med. coll., 1847-^48; member med. soc. of Greene co. McDonald David H., Quincy. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1855; A. B., Bloomington med. coll., 1852; A. M., 1855; member med. soc. of Ind. McDonald John, Kecksville. McDonald J. F., Greenwood. McDowell H. C., Ft. Wayne. McDowell James P., Pleasantville. McElwee S., Newtown. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Fountain co., med. soc. of Warren co.; specialty, oculist. McFadden W. G., Boggstown. Member med. soe. of Ind. McFarland W., New Pittsburgh. McGarran W. B., Knightstown. McGaughey D. S., Morristown. McGaughey G. F., Morristown. McGaughey J. E., Acton. Member med. soc. of Ind. McGaughey S., Acton. McGee 1L, Indianapolis, McGown W. G., Oakland City. McGregor J. C., Poland. McGrew W., Madison. McGuire II. H., New Albany. McGuire N. II., Bedford. McGuire Samuel, (h) Greensburgh. McGuire W. W., Metamora. McGuiest , Evansville. McIIabb , Fremont. McHenry C. E., Salem. McHenry L., Leo. McHuers J. D., Maples. Mclntire, E. S., Mitchell. McIntosh Jacob, Newark. McIntyre C. M., Cannelton. McIntyre J. H., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. McKasson J. W., Buffaloville. McKee James, Mexico. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1872. McKey R. H. H., Russell’s Mills. McKibben C. T.. Florence. McKinney A. W., Livonia. McKissiek Oliver P.. Linton. Member med. soc. of Greene co. McKitrick O. H., Plainville. McLahan C. I)., Harrodsburg. McLain Joseph, Morocco. McLain J. F., (h) Franklin. McLeod A. J., Burnsville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1861; member med. soc. of Ind. McMahon William R., Huntingburgh. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; v.-pres. Drake acad. of med., Evansville; exam. surg. for pensions. McMeehan J. G., Darlington. Member med. soc. of Ind. McMeen James W., Eugene. | McMentry T. J., Boxley. McMillen Thomas Jefferson, Idaville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1864 ; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 2 years; act. ass’t surg. lb S. vols. officers’ hosp. 6 mouths. McMillen T. J.,Mendon. McMillen ffm., (m) Sugar Branch. McMurry John, Lincoln. MeNab Philip, Mooresville. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1863; Indianapolis acad. of med.; member med. soc. of Ind. McNabb Tlieo., Fremont. McNary Charles Bingley, Fillmore. One course lects. Rush med. coll., 1864-5. McNeill A., (h) Jefferson. McNutt James, Jefferson. McP INDIANA. MEN 207 McPheeters Joseph G-., Bloomington. A. B., univ. of Ind., 1834; A. M., 1838; M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1840; member med. soc. of Monroe co.; med. director 3 years. McPheeters J. D., Fredricksburgh. McPheeters John S., Livonia. McPheeters S. A., Livonia. McPherson J. W., (e) Richmond. McRea James, Lincoln. McReynolds A. A., Newburgh. McShane J. T., Zionsville. McSheeny S. S., Lewis. McTurner J. W., Rigdon. McYay W. II., Crowville. Mack C. M., (e) Indianapolis. Mack Erastus, (e) Clinton. Mack J. W., Waverly. Mackenson E. II., Boydston’s Mills. Madaris J., Brookston. Madden W. II., Butler. Maddox J. F., (e) Shelbyville. Mageniss John, Evansville. Mahan William, Terre Haute. Main John, (h) Goshen. Maitland R., (m) Albany. Major S., Columbia City. Majors F. M., Grand Centre. Mallingus William, Yandalia. Malone John A., Princeton. Malone D. R., Edinburgh. Maloney J. C., Avilla. Maloney J. N., (e) Adams. Malott G. F., Trinity Springs. Malott Hiram, Heltonville. Malott II. C., Bono. Manker Lewis, Indianapolis. Manlove D. R., (e) Edinburgh. Manlove John, (m) Knightstown. Mann Henry D., Terre Haute. Mann J., South Bend. Mann Josiah, New Harmony. Manning Jeremiah, (m) Chesterton. Manson J. D., (e) South Bend. Mantle John R., Yincennes. Manwaring John, Warsaw. Manwell Samuel C., Remington. Manwell W. T., Remington. Mapes John W., (m) Steele’s. Mapes Smith II., Lawrence. Marrow Win., Charlestown. Marsh H., (m) Indianapolis. Marsh S. S., Peru. Member med. soc. of Ind. Marshall D. M., Pierceton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1856. Marshall J. A., Nineveh. Marshall Wm., (m) Bedford. Marshall W. C., Cannelton. Martin F., Shawnee Mound. Martin Isaac, Morgan County. + Martin James, Mount Etna. Martin Jacob Y., Yaleene. Martin J. W.,Red Oak Junction. Member med. soc. of Ind. Martin James W., Lebanon. Martin M., Greenfield. Martin M. L., Middlefork. Member med. soc. of Ind. Martin O. II., Kokomo. M'n-tin S. M., Greenfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Martin Y. T., Lovely Dale. Martin Wm. H., Rensselaer. Martin Z. G., Bruceville. Mason Daniel, Lawrence. Mason I). E., Lawrence. Mason Wm. M., Nashville. Massie T. F., New Carlisle. Matchette Alique C., Bourbon. M. D., Lind. med. coll., 1863; hon. M. D., Chi- cago med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Marshall co.; prof. anat. and physiology Salem coll.; surg. TJ. S. vols. 4 years;—author of pa- pers, “ Hydrophobia and its Treatment;” “ Phy- sical Degeneracy of American Women,” 1863. Matcliett W. C., (e) Pierceton. Mathews I. J. Mathews D. M., Indianapolis. Mathews J. M., Carlisle. Mathewson R., Boonville. Matlock J. F., (e) Spearsville. Matson J. T., Rising Sun. Mattingly R., Francisville. Matton O. P., Columbia City. Matzdorf A., Mt. Yernon. Mauk J. B., Jacksonburgh. Maulsby James, Lawrence. Mauners George, New Richmond. Mauren Christopher, (m) New Carlisle. Mauren John, South Bend. Mauzy R. D., Rushville. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Mavity William K.,.Kokomo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1863; Jeffer- son med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Ind.', Kokomo acad. of med.; sec. med. soc. of How- ard co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 3 months. Maxwell James Darwin, Bloomington. A. M., univ. of Ind.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Monroe co., and med. soc. of Ind. May James S., Clarksburgh. May W. L., Crawfordsville. Mayer C., Ft. Wayne. Member med. soc. of Ind. Mayer C. H., (h.) Ft. Wayne. Mayfield Isaac, Deputy. Meacham C. A., Swit’s City. Mears George W., Indianapolis. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Medaris John, Brookston. Two full courses at Starling med. coll., 1857-58; O. med. coll., 1848-49; member med. soc. of White co., and med. soc. of Ind. Medaris Stephen, Jordanville. Medris C. L., (e) La Fayette. Meek J. A., Burkeshill. Meek J. A., Jonesboro’. Member med. soc. of Ind. Meek M. E., (m) La Fayette. Meeker Daniel, La Porte. Meeker L., La Porte. Meinertli Louis, Haysville. Melehing William, Markle. Mellette Uriah Newton, (e) Nineveh. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1858. Melligan James, Butler. Melton Eli M., Elizabeth. Menci Theodore, (h) New Albany. Mendenhall A. B., Granville. Mendenhall A. L., Granville. 208 MEN INDIANA MOR Mendenhall B., Thorntown. Mendenhall Edward, Coruna. Mendenhall Elijah, Zionsville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1865; member med. soc. of Boone co., med. soc. ofj, Ind.; ex-surg. U. S. pension; ex-phys. Preble co., O., infirmary; ex-military surg. of Preble co., O.;— author of “Typhoid Fever,” 1865; “ Ergot in Labor.” Mendenhall Isaac, New Castle. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Mendenhall, Nuthan, Thorntown. M. D., O. med. coll., 1858; pres. Drake med. soc. of Boone co.; member med. soc. of Ind. Mendenhall Uriah. Waterman. Mendenhall Wm. T., Mexico. Menifee E. U., Alexandria. Menich A. J., Worthington. Mercer Thomas Clifton, Utica. M. D., Louisville med. inst., 1841; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 6 years. Mercer William, Coruna. Merchant Victor, Haubstadt. Merideth J. W., (m) Frankfort. Merine J. A., New Madison. Merion Geo. P., (h) Perryville. Merrick Watson, Newbern. Merriman E., Springfield. Merritt J., Oaktown. Messick James, Bellmore. Messie Adam, (e) Noblesville. Metts J. J., Ossian. Member med. soc. of Ind. Meyers D. II., (e) Eden. Meyner William, Pine Village. Mickey F. J., Royalton. Milburn J. E., Colfax. Miles John, Sullivan. Miller A., Whiteland. Miller Chas. B., Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Dearborn co. Miller C. F., Indianapolis. Miller G. W., Ladoga. Miller Jefferson, Ladoga. Miller James, La Grange. Miller James W., (m) Huntsville. Member Ind. physio-med. asso. Miller J. W., Millersburg. Miller L. C., Alto. Member med. soc. of Ind. Miller L. V., Westport. Miller S. R., Lebanon. Miller W. F., Boston. Mills John, Logansport. Milner J. L., Rockport. Milten , Columbia City, Member med; soc. of Ind. Mineror Theodore, (h) New Albany. Minich . Member med. soc. of Greene co. Minich A. C., Freedom. Minor II. C. Minesinger II. M„ Sulphur Springs. Minton J. E., Valley City. Mirick J. M., Springfield. Mitchell Charles C., Valley City. Mitchell G. B., Martinsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Mitchell H., Muncie. Mitchell J. F., Dupont. Mitchell J. F., Vernon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Mitchell James R., Kent. Mitchell J. S., Glen Dale. Mitchell John S., Huntingburgh. M. 1)., Ky. school of med., 1860. Mitchell L. G., Pendleton. Mitchell M. G., Abington. Mitchell Robt., Mitchell. Mitchell R. S., Richmond. Mitchell S. E., Harrison. Mitts A. II., Ossian. Mitts J. I., Ossian. Mobley M. 13., (e) Rossburgh. Mock J. F., Alexander. Modissitt A., Mansfield. Modsicker M., Columbia City. Moffit John, Rushville. Monday Martin, (e) Terre Haute. Monnett C. S., Arney. Monroe J. R., Seymour. Montgomery C. J.. Ontario. Montgomery David B., Cynthiana. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1858; member Drake acad. of med., Evansville. Montgomery Geo. Brownlow, Winslow. Member Drake acad. of med., Evansville; exam, surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 yrs. Montgomery T. J., Owensville. Moody I. W., Locke. Moon 8., (m) Rigdon. Moon W. S., Centre Valley. Moore A. V., Poolsville. Moore G. G., (e) Lexington. Moore H. II., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Moore John, Lakeville. Moore J., Scott. Moore J. L., Atwood. Moore M. J., Plainville. Moore , Sheridan. Moore P. 13., (m) Hooveysburgh. Moore P. G., Rich Valley. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., (no date); member med. soc. of Wabash eo. Moore Robert, Somerville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1856; member Drake acad. of med., Evansville. Moore Robert, Lakeville. Moore R. C., Beltsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Moore S. II., Farmland. Moore S. II., Indianapolis. Moore Stephen W., Marion. M. D., Bennett’s eclec. med. coll., 1873. Moore Vilmot, (e) Terre Haute. Moore W. G., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Moorehead W., Peru. Morgan Daniel, Evansville. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1837 ; prof, disea- ses of women and child., Evansville med. coll.: member Evansville med. asso., Drake acad. of med., med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso., 1872; prof. dis. of women and child., Evansville med. coll.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Morgan O., .Tasonville. Morgan R. II., Spartansburgh. Morgan S. B., Crawfordsville. MOR INDIANA OF A 209 Morgan W. J., Harrison. Morrical T. M., (m) Chesterton. Morrill Horace, Bloomfield. Morris J. E., Liberty. Morrison A. A., Lexington. Morrison E. M., Noblesville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Morrison J. L., Hillsboro’. Morrow James Lucellus, Pittsburgh. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1853; surg. Ind. vols. Moss D. F., Pulaski. Moss Gordon A., Rensselaer. Mott Daniel, (e) Warsaw. Motter T. S., (m) Brookston. Motts , La Fayette. Moulder F. M., Russianville. Moxedon Robt!, Valeehe. Mundenhall C. S., Brownsburg. Mulhausen M., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Mulinix L. B., (e) Worthington. Mulinix N. G., Worthington. Mull William, Terre Haute. Mullen A. J., Madison. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Mullen B. F., Napoleon. Mullen Jehiel, Osgood. Mullen Barnard, Richmond. Mullinix P., Quincy. Mundon John W., Curtisville. Mundy J. II., Whitby. Munford S. H., Princeton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Munroe M. H., Mt. Vernon. Murphy A. D., New Lebanon. Murphy A. M., Sullivan. Murphy E., New Harmony. Member med. soc. of Ind. Murphy Geo., Spencerville. Murphy Lewis H., Alton. M. 1)., Ohio med. coll., 1870. Murphy R., Laketon. Murphy W. J., (m) Colburn. Murray A. P., Sharon. Murray S. T., Jerome. Mustin C. W., Irwin. Muth Conrad, (h) Evansville. Myers Alpheus, (e) Logansport. Myers Wm. H., Ft. Wayne. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Myler John M., Evansville. Nannes George W., Middleton. Nash , N. Liberty. Nash W., Walkerton. Naylor E. G. I., Darlington. Neal D. H., New Harmony. Neal George L., Salem. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; member med. soc. of Washington co., med. soc. of Rush co., and Union dist. med. asso. Neal James Clinton, Marion. M. D., and Ph. C., univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Grant co., med. soc. of Howard co., and med. soc. of Wabash co.; exam. surg. for pensions; health officer of Marion. Neal J. W., Manor. Needham J. W., (e) Fairview. Needham John, (m) New Castle. M. D., Physio-med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1864; member physio-med. soc. of Ind. and of Ohio, 1st dist. physio-med. soc.; prof, of bot., materia med., and pharm., physio-medical inst. of Cin- cinnati. Neely J. M., Owensville. Neely John C., Deem. Neely Joseph, Princeton. NeilM. S., (e) San Jacinto. Nelson II. G., (e) Butlerville. Nesbit J. A., Castleton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Ind. Nesbit J. A., Allisonville. Nesbit J. A., (e) Washington. Nethercut , Burnettsvilje. Neunscliwander, J. J., Linn Grove. New George W., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Newby Zimri, Woodville. Newcomb W. A., (m) Kokomo. Newcomer, P. S., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Newcomer Martin Van Buren, Tipton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Howard eo., Indianapolis acad. of med., med. soc. of Ind. Newell William, Vincennes. Newell W. M., Evansville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865. Newgent Richard, Portland Mills. Newhand Elias, (m Crawfordsville. Newkirk A. L., (e) Seymour. Newland Benj., Bedford. Member med. soc. of Ind. Newland E. P., New Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Newland James Harvey, Valparaiso. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member board of health of Valparaiso. Newland John W., Bedford. Newton A. W., San Jacinto. Newton J. A., Boonville. Newton M. S., Curveton. Neyman E. M. 0., Campbellsburgh. Nickey A. S., Elizabeth. Noble T. B., Greenwood. Noblet E. W., Trinity Springs. Noland P. W., Hazleton. Noll L. S., New Haven. Norris W. V., Mt. Vernon. Nottingham John Chaplin, (e) Marion. M. D., .Bennett eclec. coil.; member nat. eclec. soc. Nurrow F., Wabash. Oard James II., Taylorsville. Oard William B., Taylorsville. Oatley J. II., Little York. Oberhalbyer August, (e) Patricksburgh. O’Byrne Henry, (e) Clifty. O’Conner Byron, Mishawaka. O’Connor J., Walkerton. O’Conner Joseph, N. Liberty. Odell, Sanford T., Plainfield. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Oehlman Charles, Kasson. O’Farrell R. M., La Fayette. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Ind.; surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. 210 OLD INDIANA PET Olds W. E., Maples. Olinger D. T., Brown Valley. Oliver D. II., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of lnd. O’Neal L., Somerset. Member med. soc. of lnd. O’Neal Wm. A., Newberry. Onyet Thomas, (m) Princeton. Oppelt E. A., Loogootee. Orahood C., fm) Covington. Or ear James Harvey, Steam Corner. M. I)., Rush med. coll., Chicago, 1873 ; member med. soc. of Fountain co., med. soc. of Warren co. Oreon J. H., North Salem. Orr Allen C., Rochester. Orr J. M., (e) Markle. Orr James Powers, Andersonville. M. D., eclec. med. inst. Cincinnati, 1860; Ohio med. coll., 1865; att.. lect. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870-1; member med. soc. of lnd., dist. med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Orris Charles, Fort Wayne. M» D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Orris C., Eel River. Orth William, La Fayette. Osborn John, (e) Montmorency. Osborn J., (h) Ligonier. Osborn J., (e) Star City. Osburn J., New Winchester. Osgood II. G., (e) Gosport. Otis , Evansville. Outkelt II., (h) Pierceton. Owen Abraham Miconius, Evansville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; prof, of dis. of the eye and ear, Evansville med. coll., 1871; vis. surg. Evansville disp., 1870. Owen A. T., Knox. Owen C. D., Ashley’s Mills. Overman A. P., (m) Arba. Paetz W., Indianapolis. Pagan Daniel, (e) South Bend. Pagan Lewis, (e) South Bend. Pagan Samuel, (e) South Bend. Page L. C., Rainsville. Page L. E., Terre Haute. Pagin II., (m) Evansville. Palmer D., Warren, Palmer H. D., Merrillville. Palmer II. F., (h) Otwell. Palmeter C., Ligonier. Papage Henry V., (e) Peru. Paramore W. C., (e) Valparaiso. Parish J. W., Shelbyville. Parke Charles, Cannal. Miami med. coll., 1867. Parker Isaac, Tipton. Parker J., Ascension. Parks Charles, Millersburg. Parks J. F., Bourbon. Parks J. F., Washington. Parks M., (e) Warsaw. Parman T. M., Palestine. Parmenter II. S., Loogootee. ' Parr John Nelson, Zionsville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Hamilton co., med. soc. of lnd. Parr W. P., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of lnd. Parrelt J. J., La Fayette. Parsons Geo. W., Rei. Parsons J. S., Conn’s Creek. Parvin Theophilus, Indianapolis. A. B., univ. of lnd., 1847 ; A. M., 1850; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; LL. D., South Hanover coll., 1872; perm, member Am. med. asso.; ex- pres. med. soe. of lnd.; ex-prof. med. coll, of Ohio, and med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky.;— asso. ed. “ American Practitioner; ”—author of various medical papers. Passage Henry Vantyle, Peru. A. M., univ. of lnd., 1872; Rush med. coll., Chi- cago, 1861; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of lnd.;—author of va- rious medical papers; specialty, surgery. Patrick Charles, (m) Seymour. Patridge J. M., (h) South Bend. Patridge Charles M., (h) South Bend. Patten" J. C., Princeton. Patterson John, Pleasantville. Patterson J. J., Rockport. Patterson P. N., (h) Boonville. Patterson Robert, Elizabeth. Patton Alfred, Vincennes. Patton David H., Remington. Grad, of Wayland collegiate inst., 1860; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; v.-pyes. Prairie Dis- trict med. soc. Paxton W. J., Bellmore. Payman J. II., Chestnut Hill. Payne P. W., Franklin. Peachee Harrison, Washington. Pearse S. H., Mt. Vernon. Pearson C. D., (h) La Fayette. Pearson James C., (e) Orleans. Peck E. II., (h) Vincennes. Peck O. H., Richmond. Peck S. W., Washington. Peck Thomas, (m i Morocco. Pecker Joseph, (m) Indianapolis. Pegg , Bloomfield. Is 85 years old. Pence Allen, (e) Terre Haute. Pence Rollin, Santa Fe. Penn Benj. A., (e) Bryantsburg. Pennington Joel, Milton. Member Am. med. asso., and med. soc. of lnd. Pennington John J., Evansville. Pepper William Jesse, Connersville. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., Cleveland, 0., 1856; pres. med. soc. of Fayette co., 1873. Percale H. M., Ft. Wayne. Peregrine J. S., Midway. Peregrins Reuben, (h) Woostertown. Perkins F. M., Bowling Green. Peroonett L. I)., Greenfield. Perry C. P., BrookRn. Perry II. IF, Wabash. Perry John, Shelbyville. Perry J. J., (h) Richmond. Perry J. W., Alexandria. Personette L. D., Green’s Fork. Member med. soc. of lnd. Peters C. II., Logansport. Peters J. B., (e) Logansport. Peters R. J., Logansport. Petro B. L., Boston Store. Pettibone Harvey, Crown Point. Pettijohn J. B., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of lnd. Pettijohn J. G. I)., Indianapolis. PEY INDIANA REA 211 Peyton James, Terre Haute. Philips C. A., Crawfordsville. Philips Mark, Alfonte. Phillips D. D. G., Patoka. Phillips M. E., (e) Nashville. Pickard Isaac, Newark, Pickerill G. Washington, (e) Indianapolis. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, 1866; member eclec. med. asso. of Ind., and national eclec. med. asso.;—editor “ Eclec. Jour, of Ind.” Pickett Cyrus, Logansport. Pickins Francis M., Bowling Green. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Clay co. Pierce A., (m) La Fayette. Pierce Jos., Coesse. Pierce John Davis, Shelbyville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1869. Pierce S. II., Mt. Yernon. Pierce Mrs., (h) La Porte. Pierson E. W., Indianapolis. Pierson , La Fayette. Piloto , Evansville. Pinkerton A. U., Liberty. Pinson James A., St. Bernice. Pirnat John, Evansville. M. 1)., Miami med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Evansville. Pitchlynn II. B., Green Castle. Pitzer A. B., Sharpsville. Pixby C. S., Elkhart. Plummer Isaac N., Shoals. PofFenberger Isaiah, Walkerton. M. D., O. med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of St. Joseph co., and med. soc. of Iroquois co.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. Pointdexter Thrilia, (m) Keck’s Church. Pollard W. S., Evansville. Pollett T. M., Milroy. Poison Thomas, Celestine. Ponghorst J. H., La Fayette. Poppe Otto, (h) Crown Point. Porter A. M., State Line. Member med. soc. of Ind. Porter A. W., (e) Dover Hill. Porter Brewster, Staunton. Potter E. B., (h) Terre Haute. Potter G. W., Muncie. Potts John, Harmony. Potts John W., Elizabeth. Powell D. G., Princeton. Powell G. L., Princeton. Powell J. A., (e) Burrows. Powell J. E., (e) Burrows. Powell J. W., Rockfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Powers E. I)., La Fayette. Powers J. II., Albany. Prater Lanford, Sweetser’s. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1872 ; member med. soc. of Grant co. Prather C. W., Covington. Pratt Alonzo, Crown Point. Pratt Joel, Avilla. Pratt M. II., Anderson. Pratt Samuel R., Hebron. Pray Enos G., (m) Indianapolis. Prentis W. T., Folsomville. Pressley N. W., (e) Battle Ground. Preston Albert, Greencastle. Member med. soc. of Ind. Preston Ed., (h) Ligonier. Prettyman J. T., Pleasant Hill. Price H. 13., La Grange. Price J. L>., Jamestown. Price J. M., Brazil. Price X., (m) South Bend. Prichard Richard, (e) Cloverdale. Pricket John, Centerville. Prince A. B., Boone Grove. Prindle K., (m) Laconia. Pritchett J., Centreville. Provine W. M., Bargersville. Prunk Daniel H., (e) Indianapolis. M. D., eclec. inst. of Cincinnati; member national eclec. med. asso., and Ind. eclec. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Puckett B., Winchester. Pugh John W., Oaktown. M. D., O. med. coll., 1867 ; member Drake aead. of med., and med. soc. of Grant co. Pugh M., (m) Upland. PughW. M., Rusliville. Member med, soc. of Ind. Pune J. F., Milford. Purcell John, Deerfield. Purcell W. M., Reelsville. Purcell , Terre Haute. Purdy Ephraim, (e) Augusta Station. Purdy E. H., Ft. Wayne. Purser Daniel, Indianapolis. Purviance Samuel Woods, Crawfordsville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Ind.; treas. med. soc. of Montgomery co.; member board of health. Purviance , Attica, Putt Frank, Middle!)urgh. Quick John II., Brookville. Quick S. T., (e) Indianapolis. Member eclec. asso. of Ind. Rabies A. J., (e) Marion. Raby William, Wolcottville. Ractums F., Aurora. Radcliffe John V., (e) Terre Haute. Raffle J. S., .Aurora. Rafferty T. N., Springville. Railing J. R., Schnellville. Ralston G. W., Evansville. Ramages G. W., Elkhart. Ramsey L., Reynolds. Ramsey JST.' A., (e) Portland. Randal 1ST. B., Silverlake. Randall W. D., Ligonier. Randan S. A., Bedford. Rankin Gibson, South Bethany. Rapp Casper, Indianapolis. Rariden S. A., Bedford. Rathburn Charles, Salem. Rawles J. A., Mongoquinong. Rawlins F. J. C., Knightstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Rawlins J. W., New Harmony. Rayhouser G. A. C., (e) Wolcott. Raymond McH., Rising Sun. Rea Daniel, Royal Center. Rea John, Newcastle. Member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso., 1872. Reader William, Corydon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, I860; mem- ber med. soc, of Ind. 212 REA INDIANA, ROG Reagan A. W., Mooresville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Reagan E. P., Crawfords ville. Reagan Jessie, Monrovia. Member med. soc. of Ind. Reagan Jessie, Russell’s Mills. Reagan James, Monrovia. Reagan L., Bridgeport. Ream J. B., Nineveh. Reasoner II. D., New Cumberland. Member med. soc. of Ind. Reasoner W. M., Sulphur Springs. Member med. soc. of Ind. Record Isaac, Lawrence. Record Samuel, Lawrence. Member med. soc. of Ind. Rectamus Fred., Aurora. Redding A. J., (e) La Porte. Redenour David, Chili. Redlon D. M., (e) Pierceville. Reed Ezra, Terre Haute. ReedE. P., Peek’s Grove. Reed G. W., Don. Reed John, (m) Kasson. Reed S. M., Independence. Reed T. C., Vincennes. Reed Wilson, Marco. Reel Emanuel, Bicknell’s Station. Reeves A. B., Ogden. Reeves H. G., Clifty. Reeves J. L., (e) Union City. Reigle M. W., (m) Brook. Reiley J. H. S., Sardinia. M. D., O. med. coll., 1867. Reiley Wm. F., Sardinia. M. D., O. med. coll., 1858 ; member med. soc. of Ind. Reme A. S., Greensburgh. Renner J. II., La Gro. Reny A. S., Nebraska. Rewlin Harvey, New Lancaster. Reynolds Geo. R., Plymouth. Reynolds , Stinesville. Reynolds J. P., Vincennes. Reynolds J. R., Wirt. Rhamy John A., (h) La Gro. Rice A. L., Jonesville. Rice Cornelius Dalford, (e) Angola. M. I)., eclec. med. coll.; member eclec. med. soc. of O. Rice H. J., Rockville. Rice J. H., (m) Kouts. Rice John Scott, Laurel. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Rice John T., Attica. Rice Revel, (e) Logansport. Rich T. C., Indianapolis. Richards Francis, Richmond. Richards F. B., (e) Taylorsville. Richards John, Land. Richards S. D., Patrickburg. Richards T. J., Ft. Branch. Richardson A. G., (e) Chambersburg. Richardson J. T., (h) Delphi. Richardson N., (e) Vernon. Richmond C., Kokomo. Member med. soc. of Ind. Richmond Charles Morris, Walkerton. M. D., Rush med. coll, of Chicago, 1862. Riddle G. W., (h) Indianapolis. Riddle H. I)., Battle Green. Ridenour William, (e) Inwood. Ridgeway J. T., (h). Indianapolis. Ridlane D., Pierceville. Ried S., New Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Rife John A., Paoli. Rife John Jackson, Boston. B. S., Miami univ., 1863 ; M. D., Cincinnati of med. and surg., 1869. Riffle John S., Newtown. Rigdin Byron, Rigdon. Rigdon W. W., Fountaintown. Riggs C. E., Alexandria. Riggs Joseph, (m) Indianapolis. Riner James A., (e) Dover. Ripples Fred., Huntington. Risegue R. R., Mt. Vernon. Ritchey E. P., Petersburgh. Ritter John A., Orangeville. Ritter L., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ritter Theophilus C., West Baden. Robb B., (m) Princeton. Robbins A. H., Rochester. Member med. soc. of Ind. Robbins , Lawrenceburgh. Robbins C., Brooklyn. Member med. soc. of Ind. Robbins G. II., Abington. Robbins G. W., Economy. Robbins J. II., Economy. Robbins S. B., Lawrenceburgh. Robbins W. M., (e) Norway. Roberts E. P., Bloomfield. Roberts , Terre Haute. Roberts Jeremiah, Holton. Robertson W. S., Fairland. Robins Clark, Brooklyn. Robins Milton, Shelbyville. Robinson S. A., (h) La Porte. Robinson F. B., (ei Monticello. Robinson Josiah, Fillmore. Robinson Jas. B., Fillmox*e. Robinson L. D., Coatsville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Robinson R., (e) Monon. Robinson Sami. L.. New Washington. Robson John R., New Harmony. Robson R., New Harmony. Rockafellow N. D., Fairfield. Rockwell C. N., Taylorsville. Rodabaugh A., Indian Village. Rodgers Dudley, Greencastle. Rodgers E. A., Pendleton. Rodgers E. P., La Porte. Rodgers Henry, Ladoga. Rodgers L., Springfield. Rodgers S. M., Austin. Rodman Jas., Mt. Meridan. Rodman —, Remington. Rodman S. H., Middleburgh. Rodman S. W., Zionsville. Rodman Win. M., Houston. Roe J. S., N. Madison. Member med. soc. of Ind. Roesgen J. P., Columbus. Rogers E. A., La Porte. Rogers E. P., (h) Pendleton. ROGr INDIANA SCO 213 Rogers John G., Madison. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Rogers J. II. D., Madison. Rogers J. J., (m) Pendleton. Rogers Jas. W., (m) Mexico. Roller A. B., Millersburgh. Rooker James I., Castleton. B. S., Asbury univ., 1854; M. D., O. med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Hamilton co.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols.;—author of numerous medical papers. Roop R. II., (e) Hope. Rose B. Asburry, Lyons. One course med. dep’t utiv. of Louisville; sec. med. soc. of Greene co. Rose L. C., La Porte. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Rose M. II., Thorntown. Rose V., Jamestown. Rose W. D., (e) La Fayette. Rosenthall J. M., Ft. Wayne. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Rosenthall ,T. N., Indianapolis. Ross Daniel, (h) Shelbyville. Ross Jacob Turner, Whitestown. One course at Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1859-60. Ross Jonathan, Blountsville. Ross Justin, Williamsport. Ross L. G., Raleigh. Rossetter W. E., (e) Terre Haute. Rother D. B., Autumn. Rowe Charles, St. Peters. Rowley A. H., Andersonville. Rowyer B. W., Fortville. Ruark Shadrach, Evansville. Ruby Jas., Union City. Rucher Jas., Beech Grove. Rucker Thos. H., Evansville. Rucker T. IL, New Albany. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ruddell A. G., Allisonville. Rude J. B., Miami. Rude R. H., (m) La Porte. Runcie E. T., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Runcie J. W., Ft. Branch. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871. Runk D. II., (h) Indianapolis. Runnells O. S., (h) Indianapolis. Runyan Jas. Madison, Stockdale. M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Wabash co., med. soc. of Miami co., and med. soc. of Ind. Runyan J. F., Daleville. Rupp P. E., South Bend. Rush W. P., Edinburgh. Rusk J. M., Freelandville. Russ I). J., (m) Trafalgar. Russ Fred., Holland. Russell A. IL, (m) Rochester. Russell Benj. F., Paris. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis, 1845; mem- ber med. soc. of Ind.; lion, member med. soc. of Louisville. Russell Chas., Princeton. Russell Henry, Richmond. Russell J. R., Lexington. Russell R. V'., (m) New Cumberland. Russell , Terre Haute. Rust Frederick, (m) Holland. Rust F., Huntingburgh. Ruter R. R., Patriot. Rutherford C. E., (h) Peru. Rutherford E. M., (h) Peru. Rutledge J. C., Poseyville. Ryan Samuel, French Lick. Ryker Chas., Manville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1869. Sack John C., South Bend. Sackett L. M., Jonesville. Sadler J., Edinburgh. Sags P. S.. East Enterprise. Sale F. Hi, Dillsboro,. Sale J. H., Hillsboro’. Salter J. T., New Carlisle. Sames Joseph, Vincennes. Sampson George W., (m) Hebron. Sandefer J. S., (m) Indianapolis. Sanders Isaac, Georgetown. Sanders John F., (h) Sullivan. Sanders James F., Milltown. Sanders T. K., Windfall. Sanderson Geo. R., Sugar Branch. Sanderson Samuel, Kent. Sapp S. C., Warsaw. Sarders , Fortville. Sargent S. S., (h) Carthage. Sarom John A., Woostertown. Satter J. T., Rochester. Saulsbury S. II., Winterroud. Saunders C. B., Nottingham. Saunders E. A., Williamsport. Saunders William, Hazleton. Sawyer E. W., (h.) Kokomo. Sawyer F. W., Evansville. Sayler Andrew, (e) Rossville. Sayles M. T., (h) Hebron. Schaub Daniel, (m) Muncie. Scheller F., Evansville. Schenck II. F., Union. Schissler Charles, Madison. Schlosser Fred., Sunman. Schmitz Charles, (m) Ft. Wayne. Schmoker Anthony, (m) South Bend. Sclioffield B. I. P., (e) Locke. Schoffield Samuel, Hamilton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Schofield S. H., Martinsville. Schonover W. S., Ilardinsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. Schrok William H., Decatur. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869. Schultz Henry, Michigan City. Schultz John B., (e > Logansport. Schultz Theodore, (h) Evansville. Schultz Thomas, (h. Evansville. Schultze George, (m) Evansville. Schunterman Wm., (m) Santa Claus. Schuyler Charles, Madison. Schweihart C. II., Tyner City. Schweitner Jacob, Jeffersonville. Scott B., (m) Mt. Redidan. Scott Caleb, (e) Monticello. Scott Gideon, Centre. Scott G. B., Greentown. Scott Joseph, Markle. 214 SCO SMI Scott Joseph G., (e) Cleveland. Scott J. F., Greentown. Scott N. W., Mt. Etna. Scott William, Warsaw. Scott William, Kokomo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863 ; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Howard co., med. soc. of Ind.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols., 2 years. Scudder Charles, Edwardsport. Scudder J. A., Washington. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857. Scudder J. J., Edinburgh. Scull B. F., Saluda. Scull D. C., Brookville. Searles Joseph D., (m) Mt. Etna. Seares Barton, (e) Clarksburgli. Seaton Charles, Hall. Seaton Grafton, Hall. Seawright J. P., Colfax. Seawright R. S., La Fayette. Sebring David, Columbia City. Segler Henry T., Evansville. M. D., Leipsic, Ger., 1844; member med. soc. of Vanderburg co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. Seiler C., (e) Bremen. Selman A. G., Indianapolis. Serest Alfred, (e) Worthington. Severance L., (e) Huntington. Sevey Samuel, Albany. Seward A. B., Petersburgli. Sewx W. G., Spencer. Sexton M., Rushville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Seymour D. P., Leesburgh. Seymour Francis Asbury, Jeffersonville. A. B., uiiiv. of Louisvil e; M. D., Kv. school of med., 1864; ad. eund. med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville, 1867 ; member Louisville coll, of phys. and surg., Jeffersonville acad. of med.; ass’t phys. western insane asylum, Ky.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A., 11 years. Shaffer A. II., Huntington. Shaffer P., (e) Wakarusa. Shane T. A., (hi Columbus. Shannon J. £>., Shannondale. Sharp W. W., (m) Frankton. Sharpies Henry, Truman. Shatle S. H. Shearman N., Plymouth. Sheets W. II., Jeffersonville. Shell F. A., Spencer. Shenom H. H., Meridan. Shepard Hiram, Newport. Shepard Lewis, Newport. Sheppard T. S., Bluffton. Sherman M. G., Michigan City. Member Ind. State med. soc. Sherrod James C., Paoli. Sherrod R. W., Millport. Member Ind. State med. soc. Shiaeler, J. K., Royerton. Shields J. T., Seymour. Shields John W., Terre Haute. Shields P. S., New Albany. Member Ind. State med soc. Shielly George, Columbia City. Shimpson S. F., (h) Brazil. Shipman M. N., St. Paul. Shirley J. W., Brownstown. Shirly J. T., Martinsville. INDIANA Shively D. J., N. London. Member Ind. State med. soc. Shively James S., Marion. Member Ind. State med. soc. Shock Henry, Syracuse. Shockley W. C., (m) Newcastle. Shoemaker W. J., Ridgeville. Shoptanah J., Francisville. Short II., (e) Hartsville. Short John S., La Grange. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Short William H., La Grange. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member N. E. Ind. med. soc. Short Wesley, (e) Springville. Shriner W. W., (e) Brownsville. Shrock W. II., Decatur. Slirouts J. F., Momence. Shumate T., Zionsville. Shumate W. T., Jonesville. Shultz F. A., (e) Delphi. Member S. E. Ind. med. asso. Shurley D. S., New London. Shurly J., Marion. Shuts Wm. II., Jeffersonville. Siddall James P., te) Indianapolis. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1858 ; mem- ber eclec. med. asso. of Indianapolis, eclec. asso. of Ind.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 41 years. Siddens Oliver, Harmony. Sigler Daniel. (m) Elwood. Sillsbury J., Kendall ville. Silvey , Everton. Simmason John, Romney. Simon A., Warsaw. Simonson J. C., New Philadelphia. Simpson Alex., Silverville. Simpson John Duval, Bedford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1865, Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ind.; phys. to county, 1871. Simpson Solomon, West Liberty. Sims John Ferguson, Elizaville. One full course at Bush med. coll., 1866-7 ; mem- ber Drake med. soc. of Lebanon, med. soc. of Ind. Sinclair Isaac P., Tassinong Grove. Sinnan J. C., (h) La Fayette. Sinnard J. P.. Crawfordsville. Sinz Martin, Fredericksville. Sipe R. W., Orange. Skiff Clark, Selina. Slack G. W., Yorktown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Slack J. C., South Bend. Slanton D. S., Deerfield. Slater , Zionsville. Slaughter R. C., Newburgh. Slaughter W. W., Newburgh. Slavens John, Greencastle. Slavinson C., Cm) Princeton. Slick Charles W., South Bend. Sloan John W., New Albany. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind. Sloan John, Crawfordsville. Slocum C. E., Shelby ville. Slocum John C., Shelbyville. Sloss J. B., Orland. Smalley Henry B., Miami. Smiler John II., Peru. SMI INDIANA, STA 215 Smith A. E. L., Corydon. Smith Andrew, Wabash. Chicago med. coll., 1871. Smith A. J., Newtonville. Smith C., (m) Elkhart. Smith C. H., Kirk’s Cross Roads. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Ind. Smith C. S., Ft. Wayne. Smith Daniel S., Clarksburgh. Smith E. G., Kentland. Smith G. C., Greencastle. Smith G. W., Winchester. Smith George W., (e) Logansport. Smith Henry, Smithland. Smith II. L., Orland. Smith II. M., Yincennes. Member med. soc. of Ind. Smith I., Petersburgh. Smith Israel, Rochester. Smith J. A., Brownsville. Smith J. II., Kewanna. Smith J. J., Middlebury. Smith John M., (h) La Fayette. Smith John T., Petersburgh. Smith J. W., Independence. Smith John W., Gosport. M. D., ivy. med. coll., L853. Smith M. C., Worthington. Smith M. W., Harristown. Smith R. A., Knightstown. Smith Reuben Collins, (e) Greenville. Smith R. W., Greentown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Smith S. M., Delphi. Smith Samuel W., Yincennes. Smith Samuel L. S., New Albany. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Smith W. F., Walkerton. Smith W. G., Winchester. Smith W. IL, Falmouth. Smith W. II., (e) Union City. Smith William H., Leesville. Two courses lect. univ. of Louisville, 1851-52, and med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852-53; member med. soc. of Lawrence co. Smith William Z., Shoals. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1871; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Smith John M., Gosport. Smydth William C., Worthington. M. II., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Greene co.; surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. Smyth Richard, Princeton. Snell S. R., (e) Muncie. Snoddy John Miner, Mooresville. A. B., N. W. univ., 1860; A. M./1863; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1871; member med. soc. of Ind. Snodgrass D. B., Xenia. Snodgrass E. D., Yorktown. Snooks W. R., York. Snow B. B., Limber Lost. Snow J. B., Limber Lost. Snyder Leander, Camden. Snyder L. A., La Gro. Somers Phillip, Angola. Somes J., Yincennes. Member med. soc. of Ind. Somner Joshua, Corydon. Sorg Andrew, Decatur. Souder Alex. C., Derby. Souther J. W., New Trenton. South worth A., (h) Franklin. Southworth S., (h) Dublin. Soverign Fred. F., Michigan City. M. t)., Jtush rued, coll., Chicago. Soverign Lewis H., Michigan City. Certif. of grad., med. school, Toronto, Canada. Spain Archibald W., Poseyville. M. i)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1863; member Drake acad. of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year; phys. co. poor asylum. Spain J. W., Oakland. Spangler Chas., Utica. Spann B. F., Anderson. Sparklin Charles C., Goshen. One course Bellevue hosp. med. coll, and one Chicago med. coll.; surg. Ind. vols. Sparks A. J., Hebron. Sparks J. B., Ivnightstown. Sparks N. B., Lovely Dale. Sparks T. J., Morgantown. Sparks Wm., Sparksville. Spaulding A, M., (e) Springfield. Spaulding James, (e) Chauncy. Spaulding S. C., La Fayette. Spears W. W., Pekin. Speck A. C., Kentland. Spees George, Glenn’s Yalley. M. D., med. coll, of lnd., 1871; member med. soc. ofInd. Speidal II., (e) Elizaville. Spencer Ethan, Boonville. Spencer E. Y., Mt. Yernon. Spencer Jos.-, Tippecanoe. Spencer J. F., Butlerville. Spencer S. M., Albion. Spencer W., Monticello. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856, and med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1864; member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of White co.; member Cincin- nati scientific and literary soc.; surg. in charge Grove st. hosp., Vicksburg, Miss. 4 years. Spiatt W. A., Cherubusco. Spilman Frank Joseph, Andersonville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., Is58 ; member med soc. of Ind., Rush med. soc., Union dis. med. soc. Spilman W. H., Indianapolis. Spitler Daniel, Kentland. Spolin J. C., Rochester. Spooner Jared, Auburn. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871; member N. E. Ind. med. soc. Spooner J., New Era. Spottswood F. T., Perrysville. Member med. soc. of Fountain and Warren cos., med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Sprague C. J., Syracuse. Spring J. M., Covington. Sprinning J. W., (e) Covington. Spurgton Franklin, Memphis. Spurrier J. C., Rushville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Squire William Bradley, Worthington. M. I)., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1857; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. Stafford D. H., (m) Lewisville. Stafford J. A., (m) Millville. Stafford S. G., Farmville. 216 STA INDIANA SWA Stage L. J., Brownstown. Stage Wm. B., Vienna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849. Stamper J. B., (e) Thorntown. Standiford -, Westville. Stanley J. C., Saltillo. Stanley Logan, Fincastle. Stanton A. C., Valparaiso. Stapp Simeon, Hope. Stark Oliver P., Terre Haute. Starr G. W., Bainbridge. St. Clair Owen, Wakarusa. A. B., Hamilton coll., 1859; M. D., Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of Elkhart co.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. Stearns E. P., (e) Winamac. Steele A. J., Waveland. Steele J. S., Waynetown. Steele M. D., Waveland. Stephens Joseph, Northfield. Stephens Robert, Chambersburgh. Stephens Thos. J., Corydon. Stephenson I). T., Vienna. Stephenson E., Jasper. Stephenson James, Pendleton. Sterck J. A., Newburgh. Sterret J. E., Burrows. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Stevens Benj. C., Logansport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Stevens J. W., State Line. Stevens M*. A., (mj La Porte. Stevens Thaddeus M., Indianapolisf Prof. med. juris, in Ind. med. coll.; pathologist of city hosp.; supt. Babb’s disp.;—ed. “ Ind. Jour, of Med.;” member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso., 1872. Stevenson George A., Rising Sun. M. L)., Rudi med. coll., 1865. Stevenson Jos.,Pendleton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Stevenson J. D., (e) Richmond. Stevenson William M., Terre Haute. Stewart Alex., Columbia City. Stewart D. J., (ty) New Albany. Stewart Isaac, Shelburn. Stewart John G., Fortville. Stewart W. II., Oakland. Stewreaugh , (m) Hawserville. Still A. C., Campbellsburgh. Stillman J. B., Brownstown. Stilson Joseph, Bedford. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Stilwell Joseph A., Brownstown. M. D., O. med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of Jackson co.; exam. surg. for pen- sions ; surg. Ind. vols. 4 years. Stine E. A., Hobbiesville. Stineson Floyd, (e) Evansville. Stockham A. B., (h) La Fayette. Stoddard Evans, Linden. Stoddard S. L., Newberry. Stokes Charles, Knightsville. Stone J. S., Terre Haute. Member med. soc. of Ind. Stone Lewis, Poland. Stone Richard French, Bainbridge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; act. ass’t surg. U. S. A. 2 years. Stone W. R., Poland. Stonebraker , (e) Dalton. Stormont David, (m) Patoka. Storms Jonathan M., (m) Washington. Story G. P., Elkinsville. Stott John, Princeton. A. M., Belfast coll., Ireland, 1834; M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1853. Stough J. L., Waterloo. Stough Solomon, Waterloo. Stout William O., Roseville. Stover Daniel, Urbana. Stover H. W., Eaton. Stover J. M., South Bend. Stowens D. R., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Stowers David, Packard’s Mills. StradleyD. W., Wabash. Stratford J. W., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Strain J. W., Silver Lake. Strane A. J., Colfax. Strange Win., (e) Bremen. Strange W. W., Michigantown. Straughn J. M., Parkersburgh. Strickland James S., Fort Branch. Strickland Joseph, Fort Branch. Strode A. B., Roane. Strong J. T., Plainfield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Strong M. Me., Plainfield. Strous D., Columbia City. Stuckmau M., (h) Milford. Stucky J. M., Gosport. Stuart A., Austin. Sturgess D. B., South Bend. Sturgess . South Bend. Suitger E. K., Salina. Sullivan O. II. Member acad. of med., Indianapolis, and Am. med. asso. Sullivan W. H., Rising Sun. Suman William, Frankton. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; ex-v.-pres- med. soc. of Madison co.; pres. med. soc. of N. Madison. Summers J. B., New Marion. Summers James M., Mt. Healthy. Sunman Irving, Versailles. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind. Surface Samuel, La Fayette. Sutten C. C., Claysville. Sutter Frederick, Indianapolis. Sutton Barney A., Gilead. Sutton E. II., Aurora. Sutton George, Aurora. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso. Sutton George W., Brazil. Sutton James A., Akron. Sutt F. L., Middlebury. Swafford Benjamin F., New Goshen. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1858; member Vscula- pian med. soc. of Wabash Valley; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 13 months. Swales W. II., Logan. Swallow E., East Germantown. Swallow J. E., (m) Richmond. Swan G. C., (h) South Bend. Swank Moses, fm) Indianapolis. Swank Peter, Poe. SWA INDIANA TRA 217 Swarts D. J., Mongoquinong. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of N. E. Ind.; surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Swartz N. F., Middlebury. Sweeney J. F., Milton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Sweeney T. J., Waveland. Sweezey John M., Cross Plains. M. D., Cincinnati (coll, not given), 1860. Swem E. B., Greensburgli. Tabias J. M., Hartsville. Taggart James H., La Porte. Taggart Robert, Charlestown. Taggart Samuel C., Charlestown. Talbot J. E., Marco. Talbot J. M., Logansport. Talbott E. P., Cloverdale. Talbott T. B., Metamora. Talmadge Henry, Waynetown. Tarlton R. II., Martinsville. Tarr J. W., (m) Mifflin. Tate A. D., (m) Howesville. Tatmore J. S., Riley. Taylor A. P., Dublin. Taylor Harvey, Raglesville. Taylor Judson, Vienna. Taylor J. B., Newville. Taylor J. F., Cross Plains. Taylor J. J., Cannelton. Taylor Joseph S., Mitchell. Taylor J. S. T., Otwell. Taylor J. W., New Garden. Taylor L. B., Dublin. Taylor L. P., South Bend. Taylor L. P., Williamsburgh. Taylor R. C., (h) Edwardsport. Taylor Washington, Otwell. Taylor William, Newbern. Teal N., Indianapolis. Teal N. B., Kendallville. Tebbs F. M., Williamsport. Temple J. R., Bloomfield. Terrell P. M., (m) Kniglitstown. Terry S. S., Akron. Test Erastus, (h) Richmond. Tevis Robert Mordecai, Brooksburgh. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1860; med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1867. Thacker L. G., Ft. Wayne. Thacker W. II., Ft. Wayne. Thomas Abram, Seymour. Thomas A. J., Oaktown. Thomas Charles L., Crawfordsville. Thomas E. B., La Gro. Thomas F. B., Winamac. Thomas G. C., Union. Thomas James, Royal Centre. Thomas M. F., (h) Richmond. Thomas S. C., Milroy. Member med. soc. of Ind. Thomas W. D., Evansville. Thomas , Petersburgh. Thompson A. M., Lancaster. Thompson E., Newport. Thompson J., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Thompson J. J., Sullivan. Member med. soc. of Tnb. Thompson Jacob Webber, Vevay. M. !>., Starling med. coll., 1865. Thompson John, Stewartsville. Thompson J. C., Terre Haute. Thompson P. S., Newburgh. Thompson S. A., New Lebanon. Thompson S. L. D., Versailles. Thompson S. W., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Thompson N., Logansport. Thompson W. C., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Thompson , Kewanna. Thompson , Evansville. Thornburgh James Edgar, Lynnville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Thornton D. H., Medaryville. Thorp J. C., Warsaw. Throing O. O., (e) Martinsville. Throuss G. A., Reelsville. Thurman J. A., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Thurston J. M., (h) Hagerstown. Tichenor William, Goodland. Tidrick R. R., Bringhurst. Tilden John F., Morgan. Tilford J. H., Pittsboro’. Tilford , Manchester. Tillman J. L., Grand View. Tillotson Alvin Greene, (e) Michigan City. M. D., Bennett med. coll, of Chicago, 1870; mem- ber board of health. Tilman J. R., Newburgh. Tilman J. S., Newburgh. Tillson Hosea, Centreville. Member med. soc. of Ind.; exam. surg. for pen- sions ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Tingley N. B., Harrisburgh. Tinsley B. A., Brown’s Valley. Tisdale T. P., (hi Indianapolis. Tiser W. R., (e) Lynn. Tobias John M., (e) Hartsville. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1872. Todd Henry G., Danville. One course lect. med. dep’t of Transylvania univ.; Hon. M. D. Ind. med. coll, (no date); mem. med. soc. of Hendricks cov and med soc. of Ind.;— author of paper, “Nervous Origin of Dis- ease,” etc. Todd R. N., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of IVarren co.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso. Todd S. C., (m) Roanoke. Tollerton James, Rochester. Tomlinson A. D., Bloomingdale. Tomlinson II. B., Lebanon. Tomlinson Samuel C., Indianapolis. Member 'ned. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Tood L. W., (h) Mt. Vernon. Tooy S. A., Fortville. Totten , Ft. Wayne. Touts Henry C., Chambersburgh. Towl A. M., Sevastopol. Town R. R., Green Castle. Member med. soc. of Ind. Towner Henry P., Bloomington. Townsend J. H., Ilarland. Member med. soc. of Ind. Trainer John, South Bend. Trainer J. H., (h) Brookville. Travel T., Westville. Travis A. B., Harmony. 218 TRE INDIANA AVAR Treat Horace Jones, (m> Terre Haute. M. D., physio-med. coll., Cincinnati, 1863; mem- ber physio-med. socs. of Ind. and 111. Trees W., Washington. Trent Daniel, Crowville. Trins R. M., Brooksburgh. Triplet Charles E., Morocco. Trout Win., Decatur. Trowbridge D. L., Rich woods. Trowbridge Reese, Jamestown. Troy S. A., Fortville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Trueblood Joshua, (e) Salem. Tucker A. R., Colfax. Tucker James P., Annapolis. M. D., Rush med. coll., Chicago, 1848. Tucker Benjamin W., Salem. Tucker H. G., Cromwell. One full course Miami med. coll.; member med. soc. of N. E. Ind.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Tucker Thomas M., Salem. Tucker W. W., Georgetown. Tuely W. II., Warsaw. Tuish Jacob, Mitchell. Tull E. N., Ogden. Member med. soc. of Ind. Turner Joshua, Muncie. Turner John, Null’s Mills. Turnham T. E., Folsomville. Tyler Henry, (e) Somerset. Tyner S. L., Lynnville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Tyrell A. D., Connersville. Tyrell S. S., Tippecanoe. Tyrrell C. C., Evansville. Uhl Matthew, Indianapolis. Ullery D. S., im) Waynesville. Underwood Israel, Walkerton. Updegraff Martin V., Conn’s Creek. Member med. soc. of Ind. Vamings John D., Bedford. Van Buskirk Jos., (e) Austin. Van Buskirk J. E., Eaton. Vance J. W., (h) Lawrenceburgh. Vance S. W., Connersville. Vandewr Jo.el, Mount Prospect. Van Dewalker James G., (e) La Fayette. Member nat. eclec. med. asso.; eclec. asso. of Ind. Vanhorn O., La Fayette. Member med. asso. of Ind. Vankirk W., Lovely Dale. Vannage W. W., La Fayette. Vanney J., Greenfield. Vannings I). II., Lewisville. Van Nuys David H., Falmouth. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Ind. Van Nuys T. C., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Vanosdal J. W., (e) East Enterprise. Vanpelt George W., Moorefield. Van Valsah Robert, (e) Terre Haute. Van Vorhis Flavis Josephus, Indianapolis. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Ind. Vast J. L. W., Six Mile. Vaughan C. H., (m) liemington. Vestal V. S., Lawrence. Vickery A. M., Tipton. Member med. soc. of Ind. Vinall J. .T., (h) Plymouth. Vincent Edwin B., Guilford. M. D., O. med. coll., 1873. Vincent Henry C., Guilford. M. D., O. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Dearborn co., med. soc. of Ind.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 2 years. Vincent O. J., Kome City. Viney D. M., Burlington. Vinnedge William W., La Fayette. M. D., Uliio med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Ind.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; ex- resident phys. Cincinnati hosp.; coroner Tippe- canoe co.; specialty, surgery. Violet Lay, Syracuse. Virgil T. B., Fort Wayne. Voorheis Samuel Warian, Edinburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Voris , Tampico. Waddell Charles, Atwood. Waddell Charles, North Manchester. One full course lect. at Charity liosp. med. coll., 1868-9. Waddell James H., Laketon. One full course lect. at Charity hosp. med. coll., 1868-9. Wade T. II., Mulberry. Wagner Milan, (m) Pleasantville. Waite J. C., Iioyal Centre. Walden Smith, Lake Station. Walker Edward, Delphi. Walker George B., Evansville. Member med. soc. of ind. Walker I. C., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Walker , Stineville. Walker J. K., Loogootee. Walker J. S., Smyrna. Walker O. G., Oakland. Walker William, < m) Evansville. Walker William N., Shoals. Walker W. S., Colburn. Wall David, Clermont. Member med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso. Wall John, Cambridge. Wall Winfield S., Elizabeth. Wallace B., Franklin. Wallace G. W., Bartonia. Wallace James Philip, La Fayette. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1860; Jefferson med. coll., 1864; surg. in charge co. asylum, 1867-69; surg. in charge Lafayette eye and ear dispens. since 1871. Wallace S. S., (e) Woodville. Walls W. B., Alfordsville. Walter G. G., Lawrenceburgh. Walton C. II., (e) Thorntown. Waltrik II. L., Ludlow. Wands W., Indianapolis. Member med soc. of Ind. Ward A. ,T., Milford. Ward Boswell, Indianapolis. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and sure., 1862; Ohio med. coll., 1867; member Indianapolis acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ind. WAR INDIANA WIL 219 Ward D. W., Bridgeville. Ward J. O., Peru. Member med. soc. of Ind. Ward Nelson, Wanatah. Ward O. II., New Bethel. Ward W. I., Wanaka. Ware C. M., West Liberty. Ware William, Dover. Waring W. P., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. Warner J. Terry, Danville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1862. Warner William H., Croltersville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1871. Warren C. R., Otis. Attended lect. at Rush med. coll.; ass’t in hosp. U. S. vols. 4 years. Warren Lorenzo, Crossings. Warring John, Mt. Vernon. Warring John M., Smithville. Warring W. P., Richmond. Washburn Israel Brown, Logansport. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861; pres. Brainard med. soc.; censor med. soc. of Cass co.; member med. soc. of Ind.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; surg. 1 year. Washburn R. R., Waldon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Washburn S. S., Dayton. Wasson A. W., (m) Indianapolis. Waterhouse S. P., Butler. Waterman Luther D., Indianapolis. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of. Ind., Am. med. asso., 1872, and Indianapolis acad. of med.; ex-prof, of anat. and clinical surg. Ind. med. coll.; ex-surg. city hosp., Indianapo- lis ; surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Waterman R. W., (h) La Fayette. Waters Moses H., (h) Terre Haute. Watkins Frank, (e) Peru. Watson Charles Douglas, Covington. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Ind., and med. soc. of Fountain and Warren cos.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Watson Henry. Watson John M., Vienna. AVatts Jas. H., Paoli. Wayburn Oliver, (e) La Fayette. AVayman J. V., Cambridge. AYeaver C. II., AVest Point. Weaver C. AY., La Fayette. AYeaver David, (m) AVest Lebanon. AYeaver S. M., (e) Dillsboro’. AYeaver AY. R., Knightstown. AYebb B. F., AVarren. AVebb James, (m) Perrysville. AYebb AV. A., Franklin. AYebb AY. H., Adams. AYebber J. P., AVarsaw. AVebber Robert, Delphi. AVeber Jacob, (m) Madison. AVebster E. C., (e) Marion. AVebster J. C., Romney. Weed John B., Greensburgh. AVeeks J., Mechanicsburgh. Weever John Blanchard, Mt. Vernon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. AVeicht AY. C., (h) Angola. AVeimer AY., (e) Union City. AVeir A. A., Graysville. Weir Robert M., White Hall. Weist J. R., Richmond. Welbourn Edward L., (m) Union City. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1866, and Am. univ. of Pliila., 1871; member national eclec. asso., and Pa. eclec. asso.; sec. board of health. Wellborn W. P., Princeton. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1859. Wellborn W. W., Evansville. Welch J. A., Fillmore. Weldon John, (e) Greensburgli. Weldon S. J., Covington. Wellman S. P., Muncie. Wells A. A., Clark’s Mills. Wells Charles T., Washington. Wells Hayden, Greenwood. Wells J. C., Mooney. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856. Welman Richmond M., Jasper. M. IX, Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1861; member med. soc. of Ind. 18 years; surg. Ind. vols. Welsh J. II., Middleton. Welsheimer C. T., Bluffton. Welte Isador, (e) Locke. Wertz W. T., Boonville. West Y. T., Princeton. Weyburn W., La Fayette. Whaley S. O., York. Whippy W. A., (h) Goshen. Whitaker J. R., Ellsworth. AVhitcomb J. S., Concord. AVhite Arthur, Rockport. White A. B., Folsomville. White Cornelius, Shoals. White C. A. S., Milford. White C. L., Rochester. White E. G., La Grange. White G. W., Union City. White James B., Normandy. White J. F., Windfall. White J. F., Elizaville. Member med. soc. of Ind. White J. II., Michigan City. White Jacob S., Michigan City. White Wesley, Martinsville. Whitehall A. L., Attica. * Whitehall Samuel, Chambersburgh. Whitesell J. M., Knightstown. Whitesell P. P., Clarksville. Whiting S. C.. (h) Vincennes. Whitman H., T., Indianapolis. Whitmer B. F., (e) Milton. Whittaker , Idaville.- Whitted William L., Ellittsville. One course lect. at O. med. coll.; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Wiber William, (e) Columbia City. Wickersham N. F., Anderson. • M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Ind. Wickham W. A., Goshen. Widimer J. F. B., Bretzville. Wiest J. R., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wilcox John, Greencastle. Wilcox James R., Utica. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1854. Wilcox Riley M., New Albany. Wilcox Seymour C.,New Albany. Wilcox Willet M., (e) New Albany. 220 WIL INDIANA, WOO Wilde Charles, (m) Indianapolis. Wildrige John, (m) Washington. Wilds J. T., Kirk’s Cross Roads. Wiles M. V., Spencer. Wiley D., Indianapolis. Wiley M. W., Indianapolis. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Ind. Wilheibe M., (e) Crawfordsville. Wilkinson J., Fremont. Willan E. B., Trafalgar. Willan R. Day, Trafalgar. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1868; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Johnson co. William Floyd, (e) South Bend. Williams A. L., Lebanon. Williams B. C., Ilaneysburgh. Williams G. P., Iluntingburgh. Williams H., Kendallville. Williams II. T., Rising Sun. Williams John, Bowling Green. Williams J. A., Patricksburgh. Williams Jessamin D., (m) Marengo. Williams J. C., Huntington. Williams J., Marion. Williams John W., Beech Grove. Williams Louis, Marion. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857 ; member med. »#c. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Williams Noah, Owensburgh. Williams O. B., Huntington. Williams O. N., (h) Liberty. Williams R., (e) Union City. Williams S. T., Kendallville. Williams T. B., Crooked Creek. Williams William, Patricksburgh. Williams W. C., Albion. Member med. soc. of Ind. Williams William II., Huntington. Williams W. II., Richmond. Williams , Mt. Vernon. Williamson J. II., Union City. Williamson M. F., New Haven. Williamson R. A.,Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Willien Leon J., Terre Haute. Studied med. 4 years at Strasburg, France; M. D., St, Louis med. coll., 1866; v.-pres. JSsculapian soc. of Wabash Valley; phys. Providence hosp. Willis Patrick, (m) Mt. Pleasant. Willis S. D., (m) Wallace. Wilson Daniel, Linden. Wilson Elisha G., Vienna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1870. Wilson George, Indianapolis. Wilson II., Owensville. Wilson J. B., Ladoga. Wilson James Bruce, Salem. Grad, on certificate of 4 years’ practice and 1 course lects. Louisville med. inst., 1852; ex- pres. med. soc. of Washington co.; member med. soc. of Ind. lYilson J. W., Rossville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wilson James W., La Fayette. Wilson L. F., Lyon. AVilson L., Attica, AVilson L., Danville. AVilson Mrs. M. L., (h) Terre Haute. AVilson M. V., Medora. Wilson 1ST. H., Loogootee. Wilson R. J., Lockport. Wilson R. Q., Kokomo. M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date); member med, soc. of Howard co., med. soc. of Ind. Wilson S. C., New Bellville. Wilson T. O., Brownstown. Member med. soc. of I nd. Wilson W. B., Rolling Prairie. Wilson W. T., Bunker Hill. Windell J., (e) Pendleton. AVindle L., (e) South Bend. Winegardner J. C., Francesville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Winning M. J., Evansville. Winston Leonidas V., Knightstown. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ind. Winter J., (m i Medaryville. Winton C. II., North Manchester. Winton Horace, Manchester. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Winton II., Muncie. Member med. soc. of Ind. Winton R., Muncie. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Ind. Winton W. R., Wabash. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wishard J. M., Greenwood. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wishard W. II., Southport. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wisner Austin, Windfall. Wisner William E., Henryville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1870. Wist John H., Delphi. Wjtherspoon, M., Bruceville. Wttt Samuel II., Cairo. Wittham B., Woodbury. Woamouth George, Woostertown. Wolf Harvey Scribner, Corydon. M. II., Ky. school of med., 1860; med. dep’t univ of Louisville, 1867 ; surg. Ind. vols. 1 year. Wolf J. G., Shelby ville. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wolf Samuel C., Elizabeth. Wolfe Hamilton. Wolfe Leonidas Oliver, Mauckport. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866. Wolfe Marcus A., Mauckport. Wollker Carl, Ilaysville. Wood Hiram, Lake Mills. Wood II., Crooked Creek. Wood Hugh D., Angola. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Ind. Wood James A., Lowell. Wood John A., Terre Haute. Wood J. A., Monticello. Wood J. M., Morristown. Wood L., (e) Indianapolis. Wood T. F., Metz. Member med. soc. of Ind. Woodburn Jos. H., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso. Woodburn James II., Indianapolis. Woodburn L. D., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. woo INDIANA. ZIM 221 Wooden Jeremiah, Gosport. Wooden J. L., Greensburgh. Member med. soc. of Ind. Woodery Albert, Oakland City. Wooding Albert, Petersburgh. Woodruff G. S., Ligonier. Woodruff Jos., Evansville. Woodward B. S., Ft. Wayne. Woodward John P., Vernon. Woodward John S., Harrowsville. Woodward William B., Springville. Woodworth Benj. Studley, Ft. Wayne. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Ind.; member Am. med. asso. Woolen Green Vinton, Indianapolis. M. IX, Bellevue hosp. ined. coll., 1865; member Indianapolis acad. of ined., Am. med. asso.; sec. med. soc. of Ind. 5 years.; sup’t city hosp.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 3| years. Woolen L. J., Moorefield. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wooley Amos, Warren. Wooley C. A., Kokomo. Wooley D. C., Milford. Wolverton A., Wakamoa. Work James Anderson, Elkhart. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member Elkhart acad. of1 med. and science, and med. soc. of Elkhart co. Work Samuel M., Charleston. Workman J. M., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ind. Workman W. G., Little York. Wormer J. D., (m) La Fayette. Worrell J. P., Terre Haute. Worsley George, Grand View. M. D., Hush med. coll., 1865. Wort L., Brownstown. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wray Hardy, (e) Hartsville. Wright Charles Edward, Indianapolis. M. IX, Ohio med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1868; mem- ber Indianapolis acad. of med., med. soc. of Ind.; lecturer on eye and ear Ind. med. coll.; oculist and aurist to Bobb’s free disp.; phys. to St. John’s home for invalids;—ed.“ Indiana Medical Journal.” Wright C. II., Medora. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wright C. W., Columbus. Wright J. F., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wright J. J , Indianapolis. Wright J. K., (e) Washington. Wright M. II., Indianapolis. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wright M. K., Silver Lake. Wright P. H., Fairmount. Wright Kuben, Avilla. Wright Samuel, Terre Haute. Wright S. E., Indianapolis. Wright W. G., (m) Idaville. Wulkop A., Evansville. Wychoff P. W., Baineville. Wyman Charles, Lyons. Wyman H. C. W., Muncie. Yandall William, Ludlow. Yaney S. F., Fortville. Yates G. W., Evansville. Yates W. W., Deer Creek. Yeakle David T., La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Ind. Yeglemon G. G., Edin Mills. Yingley D., (e) Huntington. Yoder Moses, Millersburgh. Yost G. A., Mitchell. Youal John M., (e) Indianapolis. Young J. FT., Carlisle. Young M. V., Gittingsville. Young Steven J., Terre Haute. Young T. D. G., Pierceton. Younkman A. B., Bremen. Yount James, Washington. Youtsler Elmer, New Amsterdam. Yugin H. N., Union City. Zeke F. S., Windfall. Zimmerman G. M., New Castle. Member med. soc. of Ind. MEDICAL REGISTER OF W HIM TERRITORY. HISTORY AYD GEOGRAPHY OF THE INDIAY TERRITORY. The Indian Territory is not an organized political division, but is under the control of the General Government of the United States. The eastern portion of this Territory was originally a part of the Province of Louisiana (see Arkansas), the western portion, known as “ Public Land,” was a part of the Mexican cessions of 1848. The Red River forms the southern boundary, the Arkansas flows through the northeastern part, and the Canadian through the centre of the Territory. The area is 68,991 square miles. We have no informa- tion in regard to the population, etc., of this Territory. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF HE IMS TERRITORY. BAI HOP Bailey, S. W., Good Land Fanning H. W., Oak Lodge. Folsom I. Wellington, Atoka. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., 1872. Hoppe S. F. C., Fort Arbuckle. 222 Hill D OF II STATE OF IOWA HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF IOWA. Tub name of this State is derived from that of the Indians who formerly inhabited its southeastern part—the “Ioways”or “drowsy ones.” This region was a portion of the province of Louisiana (see Arkansas). On the 12tli of June, 1838, the Territory of Iowa, which included the present State, a portion of Minnesota and of Dakota, was formed. The State was admitted into the Union March 3,1845, and its present limits fixed in December, 1846. The area of the State is 55,045 square miles; its population in 1870 was 1,194,020, and the number of physicians and surgeons 1865. Twelve per cent, of the annual number of deaths are caused by phthisis. The surface presents a great variety of graceful undulations, but nowhere rises into mountains. Back from the great rivers and their valleys the traveller meets with immense prairies, covering, perhaps, three-fourths of the surface. The State lies between the Missouri and the Sioux rivers on the west, and the Mississippi on the east. The Des Moines, the Red Cedar, the Iowa, and other large streams, with a great number of smaller ones, make this a well-watered region. The mineral resources of Iowa are very extensive and important, principally consisting of coal, iron, lead, copper and zinc. The climate presents some variations, but being free from unhealthy extremes, its general character is a salubrious dryness. The Medical Department of Iowa State University was organized at Iowa City in 1870. The faculty consists of ten professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular course of lectures commences in October and continues thirteen weeks. This is preceded by a preliminary course of about three weeks’ duration. Students of both sexes are admitted to this college. Five lectures are delivered each day, and the students are examined upon the lectures of the previous day. A new hospital building has been erected within the grounds of the university, at which clinical instruction will be given. The clinical laboratory is open six hours daily for the study of practical chemistry. Students of the medical depart- ment are permitted to avail themselves of the teachings of the other departments of the university without additional expense. The fees are : matriculation, $5; lecture ticket, $20; demonstrator’s fee, $5 ; graduation, $25. The College of Physicians and Surgeons, at Keokuk, was organized in 1849. The regular winter term is of sixteen weeks’ duration. There are nine professors in the faculty. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lectures, $30 ; graduation, $30. There is a Hospital at Davenport, and an Insane Asylum at Mount Pleasant, but we have no information in regard to them. There are no mineral springs in Iowa. MEDICAL INSTITUTION'S OF IOWA. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF IOWA. NAME. PKESIDENT. SECEETAKY. Iowa State Medical Society S. W. Thrall. Iowa and Illinois Central District Medical Society G. G. Craig. Cedar Valley Medical Society Clinton county Des Moines Valley Medical Society Dubuque Medical Society Keokuk Medical Society Mahaska county W. L. Chamberlin Mitchell county W. H. Fellows. Northern Iowa Medical Society Scott county Wapello county S. B. Thrall. 223 224 IOWA, MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF IOWA. At the inquest of any deceased person, when the coroner or the jury deem it advisable, a physician or surgeon may be summoned to make a scientific examination, and a reasonable compensation, instead of witness’ fees, shall be allowed him.—Code (1873), p. 62, sec. 68. No practicing physician or surgeon is allowed to disclose any confidential communication properly intrusted to him in his professional capacity, and necessary to enable him to dis- charge the functions of his profession properly, except by permission of the party who made the communications.—Ibid., p. 565, sec. 3643. If any person, with the intent to produce the miscarriage of any pregnant woman, wilfully administers to her any drug or substance whatever, or uses any instrument or means— unless such treatment is necessary to preserve her life—he shall be imprisoned in the State prison for a term not exceeding one year, and fined not exceeding $1000.—Ibid., p. 601, sec. 3864. Any coroner or undertaker in any county or city, which contains more than one thousand inhabitants, may deliver to any medical college or school, or any physician in this State, for the purpose of medical or surgical study, the body or remains of any deceased person, except where such body has been interred or dressed for interment. But no body shall be so delivered without the consent of the relatives or friends of the deceased, if any such are known, nor if the deceased, during his last illness, expressed a desire to have his body in- terred. If the body of any person, who has been a resident of the county where death took place six months, is so delivered and is subsequently claimed by any relatives or friends of the deceased, it shall be given up to them. Any person who delivers or receives any remains and has knowledge that any of the foregoing provisions have been violated, shall be pun- ished by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year, or by fine not exceeding $1000, or by both.—Ibid., p. 625, sec. 4018. Any person who fraudulently adulterates, for the purpose of sale, any drugs or medicines in such manner as to lessen the efficacy or change the operation of such drugs or medicines, and make them injurious to the health, or sells them knowing that they are thus adulterated, shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year, or by fine not exceeding $500 ; and such drugs and medicines shall be forfeited and destroyed.—Ibid., p. 629, sec. 4037. If any apothecary, druggist, or other person sell and deliver any arsenic, corrosive subli- mate, prussic acid, or any poisonous liquid or substance, without having the word “ poison ” and the true name thereof written or printed upon a label attached to the vial, box, or parcel containing the same, he shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not more than thirty days, or by fine not exceeding $100. Any person who may dispose of at retail any poisonous substance or liquid to any one for any purpose, is required to enter in a book, to be kept by such dealer, the name of the poison, when bought, by whom, and for what purpose ; and if the person who calls for such poison is not personally known to the vendor, he must be identified by some one who is known, and the name of tliis person shall also be entered in such book. Any one who fails to comply with this requirement shall be liable to imprisonment in the county jail not more than thirty days, or a fine not exceeding $100.—Ibid., p. 629, sec. 4038. If any person inoculates himself or any other person, or suffers himself to be inoculated with the small pox, within this State, or comes within this State with intent to cause the prevalence or spread of this infectious disease, he shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary not more than three years, or by fine not exceeding $1000 and imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year.—Ibid., p. 630, sec. 4039. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE (IF IOWA. ABB BAL Abbott Frank Spaulding, Des Moines. A. B., Williams coll., 1863; A. M., 1867 ; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Iowa, and med. soc. of Conn.; specialty, dis. of women. Acers Geo., Manchester. Acers John, Manchester. Achenback J. G., Peterson. Acheson C. S., Albia. Ackerman G., Homestead. Adair A. W., Jasper City. Adair Lyman J., Anamosa. Adair W. R., Washington. Adams A., Cedar Falls. Adams J. A., Marshalltown. Adams J. W., Prairie City. Adams X., (h) Iowa City. Addin W. R., Washington. Adler L., Clinton. Ady Albert, West Liberty. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Iowa. Aiken D. F., Glen wood. Aiken S. A., (e) Pella. Akin E. R., Menburn. Alden J. L., (m) Andrews. Aldrick J. A., Fayette. Alexander D., Fayette. Alleman Levi Jonah, Boone. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853; member and pres. med. soc. of Boone co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Allen B. F., Ames. Allen J. B., Hillsboro’. Allen W. C., (m) Knoxville. Allison Thomas H., Council Bluff. Allistin James, Hamburgh. Alverson L., Marengo. Alverson John Elvin, Eldon. One full course coll, of phys. and surg., Keokirk, 1870. Ambler Rufus C., Dorchester. One course at Rush med. coll., and one at St. Louis; member med. soc. of Fox River Valley. Ames C., Van Buren. Amos C., Spragueville. Anderson J. M., Montrose. Anderson J. M., Webster. Anderson X., Spring water. Anderson P. G., (e) Ottumwa. Anderson T. L., (h) Sweedsburgh. Anderson W., St. Charles. Anderson W. H., Hillsboro’. Anderg W., Knoxville. Andres A. 13., Dunlap. Andrews C. F., Lewis. Andrews L. B., (m) Waubeck. Andrews W. II., Calamus. Andros F., McGregor. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Angear John J. M.. Fort Madison. B. S., liacine coll., 1857; A. M., 1872 ; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Iowa; Am. med. asso; pres, committee of insanity for Lee co.; prof. phys. path, and gen. therapeutics, coll. phys. and surg. Keokuk; surg. U. S. A. 2 years. Annerson W. S., High Point. Annis A. W., Osage. Antrobus B., Kossuth. Applegate Andrew Jackson, Lacona. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 7 months. Appleton R. W., (e) Helena. Ardery W. A., Martinsburgh. Armstrong A. B., Polk City. Armstrong James M., Lisbon. Member med. soc. of Linn co. Armstrong L., West Union. Armstrong X. B., (h) Marengo. Arter F. G., West Liberty. Asher J., Troy. Astenkirk O., Rossville. Atherton E. S., Millersburgh. Atkins A., (e) Rochester. Atkinson B., Davenport. Atkinson E., Dover. Audois F., McGregor. Austin P. A., (h) Muscatine. Averitt T. E., (e) Colesburgh. Avery A. F., (m) Ottumwa. Axline W. H., Attica. Babcock Amos, Jr., Xew Hampton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Bailey John, (h) Sioux City. Baird W. F., Gosport. Baker John Frederick, Davenport. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Baker J. W. II., Davenport. Member med. soc. of Scott co., and Am. med. asso. Baker R. F., (h) Davenport. Baker S. W., Council Bluffs. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Western N. Y., 1833; treas. med. soc. of Council Bluffs; cor. of city and co. Baker , Des Moines. Baldock M., (e) Winterset. Baldorf J. C., Mechanicsville. Baldridge W. D., Fairfield. Baldwin C. S., Farley. M. D., physio, med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1869. 225 226 BAL IOWA BOS Baldwin S. H., Clarksville. Baldy H. T., Toledo. Ball , Waverley. Ball Daniel R., Albion. M. D., med. dep’t of Iowa univ., 1857. Ball J. M., Janesville. Ball N. G., Indianola. Ballard C. II., Estherville. Ballard S. M., Oakfields. Ballon II. K., (m) Washington. Bancroft A. A., (h) Burlington. Banton Benson, Raymond. One course at Rush med. coll. Barber P. J., Waterloo. Barclay John, Dodgeville. Barclay W. D., Muscatine. One course Jefferson med. coll., (no date); ass’t surg U. S. vols. 1 year. Bardwell Thos. S., Marion. Barley J., Dodgeville. Barnard J. H., Atlantic. Barnes T., Waukon. Barnett W. H., Wliitecloud. Barnwell , Atlantic. Barr James, Algona. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; sec. med. soc. of Kossuth co.; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. IT. S, vols. 4 years. Barrett II. C., Clarinda. Barrows Egbert S., Davenport. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Bartholomew T. N., Villisca. Bartlett E. II., (m) Mt. Pleasant. Barton Edward, Brooklyn. Baskley , Dodgeville. Batchelder Alex., (m) Cedar Falls. Bates Homer, West Branch. Bates II. O., Kosta. Bates Ira, Highland Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846. Bates M. D., Millersburgli. Baugh Thomas W., Carlisle. M. D., med. dep’t of Iowa univ., (no date); act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Baxter E. O., Estherville. Baxter William H., Wilton Junction. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1865; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Iowa and 111. dist. med. soc., Am. med. asso., 1872; chairman board of censors med. soc. of Muscatine co. Bayer F. A., Vinton. Beach David, Des Moines. Beam Henry, Abingdon. Beam Wiliiam O., Waltham. One full course at coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk. Bean J. V., Burlington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; act. ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 1 year. Beck William, Brighton. Becker John, Brighton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Beebee J. T., Afton. Beers N. S., Okoboji. Beggs George W., Sioux City. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861; ass’t surg. 111. vols. during late war. Belirus II., Davenport. Beiderman Joseph, Waverley. Belden C. W., Dubuque. Belden M. J., Canton. Bell John Davenport. Bell S. T., Wapello. Bellington J., Decorah. Bemis E. P., (e) Douglas. Bemis S. S., (e) Manchester. Benham Lucius, Cascade. Benn B., (e) Irving. Bent L., Bedford. Bergen A. C., Vinton. Best T. E., Agency. Bewers C. E., McGregor. Bickley G. G., (e) Waterloo. Bid well J., Prairie City. Biglow C. E., Rockdale. Biglow J. S., Rockdale. Billings C. M., Nashua. Bills E. B., Durant. Bird W., Mt. Pleasant. Birney C., (m) Rock Grove. Birney L., (m) Floyd. Birney C. C., Nura Springs. Bishop L. G., Jefferson. Bissell G. C., Lovilla. Black C. D., Bloomfield. Black James, (h) Iowa City. Blackburn II., Fort Madison. Member Am. med. asso. Blackburn Jacob C., Fort Madison. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1856; member med. soc. of Iowa, Am. med. asso.; health officer of city. Blackburn T., Princeton. Blackley E. V., Lake City. Blackman A.M., Ridgeway. Blackman William M. Member med. soc. of Mitchell co., and Am. med. asso. Blackmore E. L., Butler Centre. Blackstone J., Columbus. Blakeslie Edwin, Anamosa. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Blakesly William, (m) Jollyville. Blanchard J. D., Percival. Blanchard , Des Moines. Blanchard L., Yankee Settlement. Blanding A. O., Lyons. Blanfus Aug., (h) Plainfield. Blair William Wylie, Princeton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Gibson co.; med. director army of Cumberland during war. Bliss E., Cedar Rapids. Blunt Harrison, (m) Fayette. Blythe S. G., Rock Grove. Boal G. M., (e) Blakesburgh. Bogart George J., Laporte City. Boggess J. W., Coon Rapids. Bond C., Fremont. Bonney G. H., Indianola. Boomer Abbot, Delhi. M. D. Push med. coll., 1854 ; member med. soc. of Delaware co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Boone W., Homer. Borders C. A., Marshall. Bosbyshell Charles B., Glen wood. M. ]>., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Bosley J. II., Brooklyn. BOT IOWA CAN 227 Botom E., Lebanon. Bott A. E., Hawleysville. Bottsford T. E., Grand Junction. Boucher James Henry, Iowa City. Hon. A. M., Alleghany coll., 1854; M. D., Jeffer- son med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of John- son co., Iowa and 111. central dist. med. asso., med. soc. of Iowa; perm, member Am. med. asso.; late prof. anat. med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; formerly prin. academic dep’t polytechnic coll, of Phila.; med. director western army 5 years; specialty, surgery, with disease of eye. Bowen A. B., Magnoketa. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1868; member med soc. of Iowa. Bowen Benj. Centre Point. Bowen J. D., Anamosa. Bowers C. E., McGregor. Bowers J. II., (h) Cresco. Bowes M. F., Davenport. Member Book Island and Iowa central med soc. Bowman D. J., Jefferson. Box J. J., Floris. Boyd J. II., (m) DeWitt. Boyd J. It., Toronto. Boyd W. S., Yinton. Boynton Henry Warren, Toledo. M. D., Albany med. coll., 186(5; member city board of health; hosp. steward 3 years U. S. vols. Boys William, Waverly. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member med. soc. of Cedar Valley. Bradford J. S. Janesville. Bradley C. C., Manchester. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Bradley F. L., Douglass. Bradley James, Ames. A. B., Beloit coll., 1862 ; hon. A. M., 1865; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Bradshaw A. C. D., Salina. Bradwav J., (m) Kewton. Bragg T. II., Hamburgh. Brande C. D., (e) Hamburgh. Brandt II. C., Clarinda. Breining F. G., Lansing. Breunner II., McGregor. Breuton .T. B., Adel." Brewer Edward, (h) Independence. Bride G. II., Waterloo. Brockhausen B. E., Postville. M. D., Ilumboidt med. coll., I860; member N. E. Iowa med. soc. Brockway J., Paris. Bronson A. A., Keokuk. Brosius J., Montezuma. Brothers S. T., Malvern. Brown C., Des Moines. Brown E., Denmark. Brown J. C., Clifton. Brown J., Guthrie Centre. Brown J., (h) Guthrie Centre. Brown J. M.. Eldenville. Brown Luther, Postville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member and pres, med. soc. of N. Iowa; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Brown N. G., (m) Beacon. Brown S. L., (e) Hillsdale. Brown Spencer, Macedonia. Brown W., Deep River. Brownfield H., Newbern. Brownfield W., (m) Ashland. Brumund Peter, Burlington. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1868; Vienna, Austria, obstetrical soc., 1870; member med. soc. of Des Moines; house surg. Mercy hosp., Chicago; ass’t surg. Vienna hosp. under Prof. Politzer 1 year; in Prussian serv., hosp. Berlin, 2 years. Brunk M., (m) Savannah. Bryant F. A., Cedar Falls. Bryant H., Independence. Bryant J. A., Waverley. Buckham R. 1ST., (e) Hamburgh. Buctell , Des Moines. Bullis II. C., Decorali. Bulsford II., Malcom. Bullock T. W., Greenfield. Bunce William, Davenport. Bundy A. D., St. Ausgar. Bunton B., Raymond. Burbank Jerome, Waverly. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1851; member med. soc. of Cedar Valley; ass’t surg. and surg. of brigade 3 years. Burbank Oscar, Waverly. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1848. Burgett F. G., (e) Knoxville. Burhaus Orvis M., Essex. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Page co. Burns L. R., Wapello. Burns W. H., Tipton. Burroughs J. R., Washington. Burroughs E., Albion. Burt A., Wakefield. Burt J. A., Adel. Buss , Gilman. Butler M. S., Cherokee. Butler William, Oskaloosa. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Western N. Y., 1843; member and treas. med. soc. of Ma- haska co. Butterfield Willis, Independence. A. B., N. W. univ., 1869; A. M., 1872; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Clinton co.; ass’t phys. Iowa hosp. for insane. Butts J., Onawa City. Byam A., Paris. Byam P., Hopkinton. Byrne J. J., Robinson. Byrnes Thomas, Wolcott. Member med. soc. of Scott co., and Am. med. asso. Cable S. M., Muscatine. Caldwell T. J., Adel. Calkins M. II., Wyoming. Callen John, (h) Glen wood. Camburn J. II., Cedar Rapids. Cameron James FT., English. Campbell A. A., Steamboat Rock. Campbell James, (m) Ottumwa. Campbell S. V., Adel. Campbell , Shenandoah. Canaday James T., Montezuma. A. M., Fairfield coll., Iowa; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1860; exam. surg. for U.'S. pensions, 1873 ; ass’t surg. hosp. U. S. vols. Cantwell A. W., Davenport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Scott co., med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso., 1872; v.-pres. Mercy hosp. 228 CAN IOWA, CON Cany L. II., Garden Grove. Capelli L., Davenport. Carey Zenas, (e) Bangor. M. D., physio-medical inst. of Ohio, 1867; member physio-medical asso. of Ind. Carhart Garretson Lyons, Mt. Vernon. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Linn co., and med-. soc. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Carhurst G. L., Keokuk. Carlisle C. H., Monticello. Carlisle E. S., Johnson. Carmute W. D., Denmark. Carman J. H., Avoca. Carpenter Ab. Miller, Keokuk. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1854; mem- ber med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso.; sec. med. soc. of Keokuk; prof, institutes and prac. of med., and clinical med., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk;—author of various articles in med. journals. Carpenter C. O., Vinton. Carpenter G. P., Cedar Rapids. Carpenter J. R., Webster City. Carpenter S. J., Ottumwa. Carr J. B., Monroe. Carr L., Ames. Carr L., Emerson. Carralian A. L., Andrew. Carson Janies, Mt. Vernon. M. D., med. dep’t Iowa univ., 1864; member med. soc. of Linn co. Carter E. II., Des Moines. Carter G. William, Marshalltown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1853; member Iowa central med. asso.; city phys. and member board of health ; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Cartwright E., (h) Decorah. Cary Lewis H., Garden Grove. M. D., Willoughby coll., 1846. Casperi T., (m) Lyons. Catter J., Brooklyn. Cattron William W., Earlville. Caulkins W. II., Attica. Cauch John, (e) Quasqueton. M. D., Bennett med. coll., 1873. Center H. H., Maquoketa. Chafee C. M., (h) Mitchell. Chamberlin W. E., (e) Glenroy. Chamberlin W. E., Bell Fountain. Chamberlin W. L. Chambers C. L., Tipton. Champeney William, (m) Rickardsville. Chancey II., (e) Summerset. Chapman Edward J., Missouri Valley. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Harrison co. Chapman E. C., Pilot Grove. Chapman S. B., Monticello. Chapman W. A., Marshalltown. Charlton J. B., Iowa City. Demonstrator of anat. med. dep’t univ. of Iowa. Charlisle , Monticello. Chase D. W., Elkader. Chase II. C., (h) York. Chase Sumner B., Osage. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Mitchell co., med. soc. of Upper Cedar Falls, med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Chase W. A., West Union. Clieeny Levi, Vincennes. Cherry S. B., Winterset. Sec. med. soc. of Madison co. Chittenden R. H., Stanwood. Christian J. B., (m.) Onawa City. Circulius J. C., Galesburgh. Clapp Elmer Frederick, Iowa City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; surg. White Star line, 1871; prof. anat. med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1871. Clark A. F., Iowa City. Clark C. J., Beck Grove. Clark C. S., Fairfield. Clark E. W., Grinnell. Clark H. H., McGregor. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870; member north Iowa med. asso.; late phys. and surg. in Mercy hosp., Chicago ; U. S. vols. 3 years. Clark J. W., Mt. Sterling. Clark Orson, Boone County. Clark P. B., Inland. Clark P. R., Lovilla. Clark Samuel II., Magnolia. Clark W. B., Magnolia. Cleaver John, (h) Tabor. Cleaver H. T., Keokuk. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1862; hon. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872; member Am. med. asso., med. soc. of Iowa; prof, obstetric med. in coll, of phys. and surg. of Keokuk ; surg. in charge U. S. gen’l hosp., Keokuk, 2 years. Cleavis R. S., (m) Cherokee. Clement II., Sterling. Clemmer J. J., Cresco. Clingan II. B., Vinton. Clutter J. J., Mt. Pleasant. Coal D. V., I)es Moines. Coates Thomas, Clarence. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870. Cobb E. A., Washington. Cobb S. M., Muscatine. Cochrane M., (m) Madison. Cockran Homer, (m) Border Plain. Coggeshall G. C., Le Claire. Cogsliell D. P., Le Claire. Cogswell Charles H., (h) Clinton. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., I860; member homoeo. med. soc. of Iowa. Cogswell G. E., Cedar Rapids. Coit Geo. William, Missouri Valley. M. P., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1865. Cole J. S., Woodbine. Cole , Fort Madison. Coleman W. F., Decorah. Collins M. F., Keokuk. Collins S. P., (e) Bowens Prairie. Comings L. B., Clinton. Compton J. R., Webster City. Conant W. L., Spring Creek. Condon A. S., Washington. Condon A. S., Onawa City. Cone William Davidson, West Liberty. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1867; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868 ; member med. soc. of co. Conine J. II., Clarinda. Conley J. C., Monticello. Conley P. J., (h) Des Moines. Connolly Michael E., Dubuque. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member med. soc. of Dubuque. Conway E. D., Brooklyn. CON IOWA, DIC 229 Conway J., Brooklyn. Cook J. R., Sioux City. Cook P., (m) Nevada. Cook 8. D., Sigourney. Cook 8. M., Belle Plaine. Cook , Keosauqua. Cooley N. C., Corning. Coolidge E. W., Oskaloosa. Coon D. AY., Oxford Mills. Cooper C. N., Cresco. Cooper F., (e) Yillisca. Cooper II. F., (e) Yillisca. Cooper J., Winterset. Cooper S. A., (e) Schonberg. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1857 ; member eclec. med. soc. of Iowa. Corbin B. M., Hazleton. Cornell Corwin W., Knoxville. M. L)., Rush med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Marion co., med. soc. of Iowa. Cornell F. C., Edyville. Cornell N. R., Knoxville. Corns William, Tama City. Corr J. B., Monroe. Served ass’t surg. U. S. vols. during the late war. Cossack J. M., Eldora. Cost 8. W., Missouri Yalley. Cooper John, (e) AYinterset. Cotton N. B., New Liberty. M. I)., Western Reserve med. coll., 1863. Covington AY., (e) Pleasantville. Cowden Jas., Andrew. Cowden J. AY., Bellevue. Member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cowger E. E., Abingdon. Cowles Chester W., Bentonsport. A. B., Amherst coll., 1831; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1835. Cox A. B., Hamburgh. Cox J. B., Belle Plaine. Cox Seth, (m) Oskaloosa. Craig Norman S., Lansing. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1871; member soc. of alumni Rush med. coll. Craig William, Keosauqua. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Iowa; exam. surg. for U. S. pension dep’t; med. exam, board of commis. of insanity. Crandall J. B., (h) Girard. Crapper II. N., AYebster City. Craton II. M., Jessup. Cravath S. A., Mitchell. Crawford G. AY., Burlington. Crawford James, Douds. Crawford R. O., (m) Correctionville. Crepin E. A., (e) La Mott. Croffard C. S., (e) Belle Plaine. Cromwell F.-, (e) Norwalk. Cronnett M. C., (e) Bedford. Cross N. N., Charleston. Crosswait P. E,., AYoodbine. One course at Rush med. coll., 1864-65 ; member med. soc. of Harrison co. Croumar O. L., (m) Ft. Dodge. Crouse D. F., Waterloo. ■ Crowden A., (m) Marion. Crowder AY. L., Springfield. Cruzan Jonathan, (m) Bush Creek. Culver J. B., Coon Rapids. Cummingham J. M., (h) Glenwood. Cummings M., Marshalltown. Cummings 8., Sand Spring. Curtis H. 13., (m) Waterloo. Curtis N. M., Webster City. Curtis Wilber J., Decorah. Cusack J. H., Eldora. Cushman H., Brighton. Cuthrie Alex., Pella. Daily S. D., (e) Oskaloosa. Daken J. P., Mason City. Dan F. A., Richland. Dand G. A., Worthington. Daniel W. A., Buckingham. Darling E., (m) Detroit. Darnall G. D., Iowa City. Darron W. II., Cairo. Dasliiel M. A., Hartford. Darwin T. T., Decatur. Daugherty , (m) Colo. Davidson P. P., Winterset. Davis , (m) Wilson’s Grove. Davis A. A., (e) Lancaster. Davis Charles W., Indianola. A. B., Wabash coll., 1847; M. D., Rush med.coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso.; lecturer on physiology and laws of life in Sampson coll.; surg. U. S. vols. during war. Davis Edra, Glasgow. Davis J. W., (h) Lansing. Davis Lewis, (m) Marion. Davis L. S., Urbana. Davis M. J., Lewis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.; pres. med. soc. of Cass co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Davis M. P., (m) West Liberty. Davis Paschal, Keokuk. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1863; member med. soc. of Keokuk; member board of health. Davis R., Anita. Davis W., Lisbon. Davis William Howell, (e) Burlington. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1847. Davis W. W., Floris. Davison J. AY., Guthrie Centre. Deagle , Independence. Dean Henry M., Muscatine. M. D., med. dep’t of Columbia coll., N. Y., 1861 ; pres, board of exam, for U. S. pensions ; member board commis. of insanity for co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army, and U. S. vols. 3i years. De Bey N. J., Iowa Falls. Deeds Oscar Edwin, Lyons. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Deering A. A., Moingona. M. D., Me. med. school, 1868; member, sec. and treas. med. soc. of Boone-co. Deering D., Boone. Delong Jno. II., (m) Storm Lake. Dennison John, De Witt. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1846; member med. asso. of Clinton co. Deremo O., (m) Elon. De Tarr Theo., Boonsboro’. Dewey B. M., (m) Nashua. Dewey S. C., Fairbanks. Dexter Livingston L., Ottumwa. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863. Dickerson W., (h) Des Moines. 230 DIC IOWA FIS Emis H., Darant. Enfield Charles, Jefferson. English F. E., Altona. English G. R., Des Moines. Engle J. H., Ithaca. Engle Perry, Newton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., and Long Island coll., 1871. Ennis E. II., Deep River. Ennis J. E., Lyons. Eno N. A., Keosauqna. Ensign , Tipton. Erwin J. B., Clinton. Evans E. W., Mineral Ridge. Evans J. M., Big Mound. Evarts A. L., Laporte City. Everingham J., (e) West Point. Eves William, Williamsport. Failor Benjamin F., Newton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Iowa; exam. surg. for pensions; corres. member Boston gynaecological soc.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols., army of Cumberland. Fairbanks II., Harper’s Ferry. Fairbanks James Franklin, Sabula. M. D., Amer. univ. of Pliila., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Jackson co.; health officer of Sabula;—author of “ Med. Record for General Practitioners.” Fairchild David S., Ames. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Iowa; pres. med. soc. of Story co. Fajans Julian, Carrollton. Farley ,1. II., Ormanville. Farney D. S., Burlington. Farnsworth Henry S., Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt.f 1860; member and pres. med. soc. of Clinton co. Farnsworth L., (e) Augusta. Farnsworth Philo J., Clinton. A. B., univ. of Vt., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Clinton co., and med. soc. of Iowa; prof, materia medica in med. dep’t of Iowa univ.; member Am. scientific asso. Farquharson Robert James, Davenport. A. B., univ. of Nashville, 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1844; sec. med. soc. of Scott co.; surg. Mercy hosp., Davenport; surg. U. S. navy 7 years. Farr H. M., Salem. Faulkner G. W., Ainsworth. FavourM. J., Hamilton. Fawcett II. B., Dixon. Feber II. R., Homestead. Fellows Harris, Riceville. M. D., mod. dep’t univ. of Vt. (no date); sec. med. soc. of Mitchell co.; member med. soc. of ujiper Cedar Valley. Fenton T. M., Bloomfield. Ferrell J. B., Lewis. Ferris T. E. V., Mt. Pleasant. Fessler F. B., Iowa City. Fetz David, (m) Iron Hill. Fibree , Bloomfield. Field A. G., Des Moines. Fifield G. A., (m) Dubuque. Findley D., Lewis. Finley J. W., Dubuque. Finley II. W., Hopkinton. Firkins J. W., Fairport. Fisher A., Indianapolis. Dickinson A. J., Shellsburgh. Dickinson G. W., Laporte City. Dilley C. F., Lynnville. Dill S., Fredonia. Dingle J. J., (e) Franklin. Dinsmore D. C., Kirkville. Dodd O. B., Wancoma. Dods M. C., Cedar Bluffs. Dodson Bigsby E., Eldora. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk; member med. asso. of Hardin co; surg. in charge U. S. hosps. 3 years; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 yrs. Dody C. M., (e) Yan Meter. Doig J. R., Des Moines. Doll A. F., Millersburgh. Donelan J. A., Glenwood. Doran J., Mt. Vernon. Dorothy Wm. H., (m) Cedar Rapids. Dorr S. B., (m) Webster City. Dosh Jacob R., Stuart. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Iowa; corres. member historical soc. of Iowa. Douglas G., Victor. Douglass T. J., Ottumwa. Downs , Dodgeville. Drake N. A., Ossian. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Fayette co.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Drake Simeon H., Rossville. A. B. and A. M., upper Iowa univ., 1863; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Allamakee co. Duff J. B., Winterset. Duffield Hamilton Rice, Shenandoah. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870. Dula George, Woodbury. Duncan J. R., (e) Knoxville. Duncan S. V., Sandyville. Dunlay James, Bloomfield. Dunlap J. M., Mt. Pleasant. Dyer E. J., (m) Independence. Eahart A., (e) Earlville. Earle J. W., Le Mars. Earle W. C., Waukon. Ecker John, (e) West Union. Ecles Thomas, (h) Atlanta. Eddy W., Waterloo. Eddy W. M., (h) Marengo. Edes Jason W., Cedar Rapids. M. D., Yale coll, (no date); Hampden Sidney, 1844; member med. soc. of Linn co. Edwards A. W., Clinton. Edwards E. S., Milton. Edwards M., Spirit Lake. Effner W. J., Columbia. Eggers William, Dubuque. Ehinger G. E., Keokuk. Elder J. II., Albia. Elkin G., Hopewell. Elliott J., Rome. Elliott J. R., Ottumwa. Ellison J. J., Chillicothe. Ellsworth F. N. E., Guthrie Centre. Ellsworth A. L., (m) Oskaloosa. Ellsworth L. F., Hopewell. Ellwood A. S., Monroe. Ellwood Thomas, Carrollton. Ely John F., Cedar Rapids. Ely S. M., (m) Waterloo. Emeis A. J., (e) Davenport. FIS IOWA GEE 231 Fisher A. G., Smithland. Fisk Geo. Alonzo, Jessup. M. D., Dexter med. coll., 1869. Fisk J. B., Peoria City. Fitch Luther P., Charles City. A. B., Beloit coll., 1860; A. M., 1863; M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1864; sec. med. asso. of upper Cedar Valley; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Flanders II. B., Orford. Flatt W. K., (h) Vinton. Fletcher E. B. D., Des Moines. Flewer IX, Quasqueton. Focht Geo. S., Tipton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; exam. surg. for pensions. Folger H. A., (e) Ottumwa. Folprecht J. W., Ackley. Forney D. S., Burlington. Foster G. F., Ottumwa. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1868; member, med. soc. of Wapello co. Foster J. H., Iowa Falls. Foster S., Columbia. Fowler S. C., Union. Fox A V., Eddyville. Francis W. II., Cascade. Frazer W. E., Washington. Fredt F., Harper’s Ferry. Freeman G. C., (e) Irving. French A. T., Knoxville. French Lucius, Davenport. Member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc. French M. M., Anamosa. Fromm Lorenzo, Dyersville. Frost A. M., (m) Wheatland. Frost L. D., (m) Harlan. Frost S. D., (m) De Witt. Fry J. II., Union Mills. Fullenwiler S., Kossuth. Fuller Geo. H., Delhi. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Delaware co.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 2 years. Fullerton G. E., Marion. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873; member med. soc. of Linn co. Fulliam G. W., (e) Muscatine. Fulton Carlton, (m) Davenport. Fulton J. B., Atlantic. Furnas John M., Luzerne. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871. Furner A. F., Otronto. Fustison Frank, Wapello. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk (no date) ; member ined. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Louisa co., and Iowa and 111. central dist. Gadd B. F., Blue Grass. Gadd J., (e) Blue Grass. Gadd J., Fontanelle. Galt Thomas. Member Iowa and 111. central med. asso., and Am. med. asso. Gaiter J. M., Hampton. Galle Jacob, Franklin. Gallup , Shenandoah. Gamble G. W. C., Millersburgh. Gamble James, Le Claire. » A. B., univ. of Mo.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1846; member med. soc. of Scott co., med. soc. of Iowa, and med. soc. of central Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Gamble Thomas D., Wheatland. Gardner J., Lawler. Garfield L. R., Greenwood. Garlock A. W., (m) West Dayton. Garthe A. T., Burlington. Gassman Joseph, State Centre. Gaston A., Gosport. Gates Horace H., Glidden. Gauchell Jacob, (e) Elkader. Gay ton B. A., Sioux City. Gerron , (m) Knoxville. Ghrist J. W., Ackley. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Gibbs C. A., (m) Davenport. Gibbs II. L., Parkersburgh. Giger Henry, (h) Monroe. Gilbert R. D., Sweede Point. Giifillan G. W., Milton. Gill H. C., (e) Springdale. Gillespie J. L., Pleasant Grove. Gillett J. M., (e) Iowa Centre. Gillmore R., Burlington. Gilmore J. F., Fremont. Gitchell M. E., Des Moines. Glasgow J. M., (m) Amish. Glen Thomas, Davenport. Goff II. B., Council Bluffs. Goldbeck L., Belle Plaine. Golliday Alfred M., Bedford. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861; member med. asso. of southwestern Iowa; exam. surg. for pen- sions. Goodell L. E., Pilot Grove. Gordon O. W., Fairfield. Gorrell A. G., Clyde. Gotscliall A., (ej Elkader. Gourhame Henri, Yandalia. Graham A., Middle River. Graham A. A., (e) Richland. Graham A., Winterset. Graham F. L., Muscatine. Graham James H., Grand View. M. IX, Ohio med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Louisa co., and med. soc. of Iowa; phys. and surg. to Louisa co. hosp. Graham Malcom, (h) Independence. M. IX, Long Island coll, hosp., 1865. Graham S. S., Salina. Grannis M. M., Charles City. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Gram II., Muscatine. Grant J. II., Marengo. Grant William W., Davenport. M. D., Long Island med. col]., 1868; member mec], soc. of Scott co., Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Grass Joseph F., Cedar Rapids. Graves W. A., (e) Creston. Gray John Rufus, Charleston. M. f)., coll, of Phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1871. Gray Richard P., 1m) Page City. Gray Robert A. H., Plum Hollow. Gray T., Oxford. Gray William, Bradford. Grayson F. F., Fort Dodge. Greenleaf D. C., Bloomfield. Green John, Peru. M. IX, Charity hosp. coll., 1873; member and cen- sor med. soc. of Madison co. Greer F. J., Frederick. Gregg L. S., Simpson. 232 GRE IOWA HIL Gremm II. F., (e) Shellsburgh. Green J., Newton. Green J. M., Decorah. Green J. S., Postville. Green J. S., Marshalltown. Green S. W., (h) Manchester. Griffin Clark C., Vinton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Benton co.; phys. and surg. to Iowa blind asylum ; also sec. med. asso. of Benton co.; specialty, eye and ear. Griffin P. H., (e) Maquoketa. Griffith J. H., Lawrenceburgh. Grigg Robert C., Murray. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871; hosp. steward U. S. army 3 years. Griggs A. II., (m) Fort Madison. Grimes William S., Wapello. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Louisa co. Grinnell G. II., Jefferson. Groom J. B., Columbus. Grosvenor R. S., Moingona. Groves L. S., Afton. Gruwell .1. P., Oskaloosa. Member med. asso. of Des Moines Valley, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Guash William, Milton. Gurnsey G. S., Lebanon. Guffin Josiali, Iowa City. Guilbert Edward A., (h) Dubuque. Guilbert S. II., (m) Dubuque. Gustin J. E., Panora. Guyston B. A., Sioux City. Hadley J. D., Ottumwa. Haines J., Keokuk. Hair J. H., Sigourney. M. D., West. Reserve med. coll., 1857; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hale A. S., English. Hale A. J., Chequist. Hall D. M., (m) Whitesborough. Hall J., Danville. Hall , Huron. Ilallenbacli J. W., Lake City. Halley John, m) Maquoketa. Halii day J. \V., Morning Sun. Hallock R. S., Oakfield. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); pres, board of insanity for co.; exam. surg. U. S. pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Halstead T. J., Savannah. Hamilton Charles H., Garnavillo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of N. Iowa. Hamilton D. II., (e) Glenwood. Hamilton Horace, McGregor. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1858 ; member med. soc. of N. Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Hamilton W. II., Bedford. Hangerford D. A., Montana. Hanna A. B., Elkader. Hannaworth G. P., Des Moines. Hans E., (m) Keokuk. Hanson G. U., Cascade. Hare D. Henry, Oskaloosa. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mahaska co. Ilarkett C. J., Sioux City. Harriman O. B., Hampton. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1860. Harriman K., Newell. Harrington A. B., Maquoketa. Harris E. H., (e) Grinnell. Harris S., Mason City. Hart Henry W., Council Bluffs. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1846; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Hart Theo., Newton. Harvey J. II., Moravia. Harvey Phillip, Burlington. Harvey William, (e) Castalia. Ilasford W. A., Davenport. Haskins Sliadrach, Earlville. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1868. Hastings D. C., (e) Quasqueton. Hatton Jno. B., Red Oak. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk; member med. soc. of S. W. Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hatton J. N., Monterey. Haver C., (m) Sigourney. Hawkins F. M., (m) Nashua. Hawks A., (m) Indianapolis. Ilazen E. H., Iowa City. Lecturer on ophthalmology and otology med. dep’t univ. of Iowa. Hayden J. W., Libertyville. Hayes D. B., Cambridge. Ilayes J. F., Clinton. Hays Thomas, Afton. Hays W. T., (li) Davenport. Haynes E. B. Ilaynes James, (e) Butlerville. Hazeltine II. S., McGregor. Hazen Edward H., Davenport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1866; sec. med. soc. of Scott co.; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso.; v.-pres. Iowa and 111. Central Dist. med. asso., and acad. of nat. sciences, Davenport; lecturer on eye and ear med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; hosp. steward U. S. army 4 years; specialty, eye and ear. Heard J. M., (m) Nashua. Hedges Thomas M., Grinnell. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1866; member med. soc. of Central Iowa; hosp. stew- ard U. S. army 3 years. Heinsius Otto, (e) Iowa City. Heiser N. C., Franklin. Ilendershott J. F., Otley. Hendrick 11. E., (m) Webster City. Henry G. It., Burlington. Henry John D., Martinsburgli. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Henry William, State Centre. Ilenton N., New Sharon. Herbert A., Albia. Hewett C., Rockford. Hewett S. R., Nora Springs. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date.) Ileyden Geo. E. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1867 ; prof. Iowa med. coll. Hicks J., Monona. Iligham A., (m) Keokuk. Hill B., Marysville. Hill F. M., (el Hill Herbert Staples, Dubuque. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Dubuque. HIL IOWA JAG 233 Hill M. J., (m) Grand Mound. Hill R. S., (h) Dubuque. Hill AV. P., London. Hillis D. B., Keokuk. Member med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Hillis Eben Lyle, (h) AVinterset. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Mo.; member komceo. med. soc. of Iowa. Hinchman B., Grinnell. Hindman D. R., Marion. Hinkley H. B., Clermont. Hinrichs Gustav, Iowa City. Prof, physical science univ. of Iowa. Hinrole A., (m) New Providence. Hinsey J. C., Ottumwa. Hippee AVarren., Des Moines. A. B., AVittenberg coll., 1861 ; A. M., 1864; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1869. Hitchcock L. B., Camanche. Hixon O F., (m) Marietta. Hobbain , La Motte. Hobby C. M., AVilton Junction. Hobee , Independence. Hobert A. J., Clinton. Member Rock Island and central Iowa med. soc. Hobien Henry, Lyons. Hobson AV. Z., Richland. Hoepfner G., Davenport. Iloffbowen AVilliam, Guttenberg. Hoffman D. A., Oskaloosa. Hoffman II., Moravia. Hoffmeister A. AV., Fort Madison. Hogan E. II., Davenport. Holland A., Denmark. M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date). Holland J. M., (m) Council Bluffs. Holiday Joshua AV., Morning Sun. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1869; member med. soc. of Louisa co. Hollingsworth E., National. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. Hollister B. A., AVest Liberty. Hollopeter T. J., AVest Grove. Holm J. C. M., Sioux City. Holmes J. C., Red Oak Junction. Holmes Jesse, AVest Liberty. Holroyd E. E., Monticello. Holt L. E. B., Marshalltown. Holyoke Thomas, Grinnell. Hook N. R., Fremont. Hopkins Guy S., Goldfield. Hopkins J. Y., (e) Guthrie Centre. Hornaday Nathan Smith, Unionville. One course at Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. (no date). Horr Asa, Dubuque. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Dubuque, Am. med. asso., 1872 ; pres. Iowa inst. of science and arts; member Am. asso. for the advancement of science. Horton C. T., (e) Shellsburgh. Horton , Corning. Hosford AV. A., Davenport. Member med. soc. of Rock Island and central Iowa. Houghton , Lansing. House J. G., Independence. Houser J. R., Downey. Howe A. M., Marshalltown. Howe E. A., Taylorville. Howell J. G., (e) Pella. Howell Matson V. B., Moulton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Des Moines Valley, med. soc. of Iowa. Howes J. C., (m) Payette. Hubbard G. F., Polk City. Hubbard L., Monmouth. Hubbull W. S., Mechanicsville. Hues J. C., Keokuk. Hueral A. D., Ottumwa. Huff S. AV., Iowa City. Huffmaster A. AV., Fort Madison. Huffard R. II., Fairfield. Hughes J. C., Keokuk. Member Am med. asso., Keokuk coll. phys. and surg. Hughes AV., Baden. Hull H. C.. Crawfordsville. Hull J. C., Trenton. Hull AV. S., Carlisle. Humphrey J. AAr., Fort Dodge. Hunt A. M., Sioux City. Hunt H. II., (e) Independence. Hunt J., (h) McGregor. Hunt Oliver G. State Centre. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Marshall co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. during the war. Hunt T. J., North wood. Hunter A. C., (h) Des Moines. Hunter II. E., Newton. Hunter S. AV., Centre Point. Hunting J. P., (m) AVelton. Huntington II. L., Boone. Huntsman C. R., Buchanan. Huntsman H. C., Oskaloosa. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., 1851; mem- ber med. soc. of Iowa, Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols. 4i years. Hurd J. S., Hampton. Hurley John, Foolsborok Hurst D. A., Oskaloosa. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1854; member med. asso. of Mahaska co., Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Hussey D. J., Victor. Huston J. N., Victor. Huston AV. L., Marengo. Hutchinson David, AVinterset. Hutchinson C. R., Chickasaw. Hutson H. C., (e) Orford. Illes Thomas J., Davenport. Member med. soc. of central 111. and Iowa. Ingle P., Newton. Ingham Cyrus, Oakfield. Ingraham Edward H., (h) Tipton. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1867. Ingraham F. H., Mt. Vernon. Ireland A. B.. Camanclie. Irish Delila Susan, Davenport. Grad. Milwaukee female coll., 1863, and Woman’s med. coll, of Phila., 1868; member med. soc. of New York city, and med. soc. of Scott co. Irwin John, Mt. Pleasant. Irwin J. F., (h) Adel. Iseninger AVilliam, Dennison. Ish John, 'm) Elgin. Ivins David, Indianola. Jackson Ephraim, (h) Epworth. Jager T. H., Sioux City. 234 JAN IOWA, LAT Jansenius , Independence. Jaslyn Clark, Anamosa. Jay Robert, (m) Davenport. Jeffries J. A., Corning. Jenkins George Franklin, Keokuk. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Johanning Meyer E., (h) Davenport. Johnson Abijah, Earlham. One course at med. dep’t univ. of Mich., and part of one at Long Island coll. hosp.; member med. soc. of Dallas co. Johnson Bartlett, (m) Mondamin. Johnson Clarkson Cook, Bangor. One full course at phvsico-med. inst.; member physico-med. asso. of Ind. Johnson D. P., Muscatine Johnson G. L., Eddyville. Johnson G. O., Wyoming. Johnson J. C., Agency. Johnson J. T., Clinton. Johnson M. E., Hesper. Johnson P. M., Red Rock. Johnson R. II., Cromwell. Johnson T. W., (m) Fairfield. Johnson Thomas, Cromwell. Hon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); mem- ber Rush med. soc. of Cleveland, Ohio. Johnson W. S., Corning. Johnston S. P., Chillicothe. Jolley T., (e) Sandyville. Jones James B., (m) Storm Lake. Jones J. E., Stelanolis. Jones J. K., De Witt. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Clinton co. Jones J. X., Indianola. Jones X. J., Troy. Jones William, lm) Peterson. Jones W. A., Winchester. Jones W. II., Forrest City. Joslin C., Anamosa. Juergnes F. M., (h) Davenport. Justison F., Ainsworth. Member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc. Kammameir II., Burlington. Katch , Quasqueton. Keables B. F., Pella. Keables E. A., Pella. Keith Samuel, Clinton. Keiulff B. F., Marshalltown. Keller James, Xorthwood. Kelley C. C., Brush Creek. Kellogg A., (m) Garnavillo. Kellogg G. M., Keokuk. Kelso J. S., Ackley. Kenchen George E., Keokuk. Kennedy Josiah Forrest, Des Moines. A. IL, Dickinson coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Iowa and 111. dist. med. asso.; elected delegate to Am. med. asso. for 1873; was prof obstet. med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. army;—author papers, “Herpes Zoster Occurring a Second Time,” 1859 ; “ Tur- pentine in Treatment of Tape Worm,” I860; “ Chorea—Its Treatment,” and “ Calomel in Large Doses in Treatment of Diarrhoea and Dysentery,” published in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter;” also, “Gunshot Wound of the Abdomen,” 1872; “ Fracture of Skull, with Loss of Brain Substance—Recovery,” 1872. Kenny J. C., (m) Manchester. Kerr John, Cedar Falls. Kersey F. II., Redfield. Keys L., Greeley. Kierulf B. F., (m) Marshalltown. M. D., Kush med. coll., 1868. Kinddlebaugh S. II., Clarinda. KineyJ. E., (h) Fairfield. King Alexander, (e) Panora. King E. H., (h) Clinton. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1868; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; homoeo. med. soc. of Iowa. King H. II., (m) Dubuque. King I., Plattville. King J. E., (h) Eldora. King J. G., Eldora. King J., Bedford. King S. M.. (h) Eddyfield. Kingsland S., (e) Council Bluffs. Kirkwood J., (e) Pleasantville. Knight M. C., (e) Bloomfield. Knott J. M., Sioux City. Knowland Jas., Sigourney. Knowles F., Keokuk. Knowles Harvey H., Castalia. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1868; member med. soc. of N. Iowa. Knowles Hollis S., (h) Avoca. Knox O. S., Waterloo. Knox J. A., Green Castle. Knox Samuel, Princeton. Knuckley J. J., Morrisburgh. Korne William, Mt. Ayer. Krammeinger M., Burlington. Kreamer W. F., lied Oak Junction. Kuecher G. A., Keokuk. Kuithan Fredrick, Burlington. A. B., Gymnasiun at Dortmund, Prussia, 1840; M. D., royal univ. of Berlin, Prussia, 1853; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions. Kunze August, (h) Davenport. M. D., at Leipsic and Halle, Germany, 1S58; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Iowa. Kynett L. J., Little Sioux. One course at Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of Harrison co. Ladd J. A., Buckingham. La Forse D. A., Burlington. Laforce J. W., Agency. La Grange R., Vinton. Lake E. W., Marion. Lake O. B., Indianola. Lake Preston L., Maquoketa. Lambert J. Truman, Fairley. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; surg. U. S. vols. 5 months. Lambert W. S., Albia. Lang James, Marshalltown. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date); member med. asso. of central Iowa, med. soc. of Marshall co.; IT. S. pens. surg. Langan Daniel, De Witt. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Langly Charles, Sioux City. Lanning J. Meek, Manchester. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; member med. asso. of Delaware co. r snrg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Latham Alden C., Lowden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1858; late prof, phys. path. anat. and microscopy in coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk ; U. S. con’t surg. 4 years. LAT McE 235 IOWA Lathrop E. L., Ottumwa. Lathrop C. II., Lyons. Member Rock Island and central Iowa med. soc. Lathrop W. P., Vinton. Laurance C., Wolcott. Laurance Edward, Davenport. Laurance E. Y., Badger Hill. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Laureston A. Merriman, Cresco. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Lavone Clarence, Anamosa. Lawrance E., Marshalltown. Lawrance , Badge Hill. Lay James Cochran, Dubuque. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Leavitt J. J., Algona. Lee John II., Grant City. Lee A., Iowa City. Legge L. A., (m) Van Buren. Lehman A., Monticello. Lent , Davenport. Leonard W., (e) Beetrace. Leonard W. L., Fontanelle. Leonard William L., Winterset. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1852; pres. med. asso. of Madison co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Leper J., Fort Madison. Lewellen P. AY., Clarinda. Lewis C. G., Ottumwa. Lewis Enoch, Albion. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867, Chicago med. coll., 1873; sec. med. asso. central Iowa. Lewis James, Afton. Lewis John J., Mineral Ridge. Lewis John, Grinnell. A. B., Jefferson med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Ind.;—author paper on “ Diphtheria,” 1861. Lewis J. M., Abingdon. Lewis J.. N., Florence. Lewis AY. C., Clermont. Liansley E. B., Hartford. Lichty E., AYaterloo. Lille AYm. M., (h) Marion. Lincoln J. C., Belle Plaine. Lindler Herman, Marshalltown. Bindley A. II., New Providence. Lindsey J., Grand View. Linton John, Garnavillo. Littleton C. AV., Kingston. Loyd Frederick, Iowa City. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1851; mem- ber med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Joh’nson co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols 4 years. Logan A. R., Calamus. Logan D., I)e Witt. Logier AYilliam, Garnavillo. Long J. M., (m) Cedar Bluffs. Lord M. M., Springvale. Lothrop Charles H., Lyons. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; pres. med. soc. of Clinton co.; member 111. and Iowa dist. med. asso., med. soc. of Iowa; del. to Am. med. asso., 1874; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author of papers, “Fragilitas Ossium,”"l871; “Apparatus for Bunion,” 1873. Love John Smith, Springvale. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1850; A. M., 1853; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member and first sec. med. soc. of Linn co. Lovejoy J. C., (m) Rippey. Luck J. T., Dubuque. Sec. med. soc. of Dubuque. Lumm D., Percival. Lyford William H. Member Iowa and 111. central med. asso., and Am. med. asso. Lymen R. H., College Springs. Lynch M. J., Sioux City. Lyon J. T., Council Bluffs. Lyons S., Mt. Pleasant. McAllister Henry C., Muscatine. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856; surg. U. S. army 2 years. McAllister W. L., New Sharon. Me Alvin J., Farmersburgh. McBride J. B., Council Bluffs. McBride FT. S., Marshalltown. McCabe E. R., Leighton. McCall A. R., Smithland. McCance J., (e) Upton. McCandless A. B., Columbus City. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Louisa co.; chairman board censors. McCaughan D., Morning Sun. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Louisa co. McCleary T. M., Indianola. McClellan W., Washington. McClelland T., Cedar Rapids. McClennon W., Laconia. McCline C. S., Fairfield. MeCluer Benjamin, Dubuque. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1852; mem- ber med. soc. of Iowa., med. soc. of Dubuque co.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author papers, “Strangury,” “Early Signs of Pregnancy,” 1858, etc. McClure Andrew W., Mt. Pleasant. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1853; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of Des Moines Yalley, Am. med. asso.; chairman board of health for city; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. McClure G. B., (e) Caledonia. McClure S. P., Greenbush. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. McCohn A. B., Council Bluffs. McConnaughy D. S., Marshall. McCormack J. A., (e) Fort Madison. McCormick H., Clinton. McCourtney James, Davenport. McCoy Henry C., Algona. M. D., Chicago med. coil., 1864; member med. soc. of Kossuth co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McCracken , Siam. McCulloch G., Malcom. McCullom James, New Oregon. McCullough S. C., Ottumwa. McCulley J., Urbana. McDermott Peter, Fontanelle. McDonald G., Albia. McDonald J. G., Walnut City. McDonald O. P., Keokuk. McDonald R. M., Millrock. McDonald , Clear Lake. McDowell J. W., Malcom. M. D., Jefferson med. coll.,1866 ; v.-pres. med. soc. of central Iowa. McEwen N. T., Rockford. 236 McF IOWA MIT McFall W. II., Marengo. McFatnick , Red Oak Junction. McGarren G. II., (e) Missouri Valley. McGerven C. C., Council Bluffs. McGlasson J. S., Kirkville. McGorris K. E., Jr., Des Moines. McGrew A. G., Wyoming. McHugh R. A., Charleston. McIntosh D. J., Clinton. McKay P. B., Council Bluffs. McKean Alex., Anamosa. One course Rush med. coll. McKee , Washington. McKee Wesley, Dubuque. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Dubuque. McKune A. B., Council Bluffs. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; v.-pres. med. soc. of Council Bluffs. McKelvy W., Missouri Valley. McKenzie II. E., Cottage Ilill. McKenny II., Muscatine. McKinley L. D., Missouri Valley. McLauren P. M., Portland Oregon. McLaughlin T. C., (h) Dubuque. McLean J. W., Volga City. McMahon P. J., Council Bluffs. McMillen B. F., Oskaloosa. McMorris J. T., Belle Plaine. McKaughton M. N., Villisca. McNulty John, Ft. Dodge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852; certificate of honor; fellow acad. med. of N. Y.; member patholog. soc. of N. Y., med. soc. of N”. Y., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. during late war. McQuizz W., Lyons. McRase Donald, Council Bluffs. McRill R., Albion. McWilliams I)., (m) Dennison. Mace J. T., (h) Agency. Macrae Donnald, Council Bluffs. M. D., Edinburgh, Scotland, 1861; member and ex-pres. med. soc. of Council Bluffs. Mahan T. S., Iowa City. MaikenWilliam, Iconium. One full course med. dep’t univ. of Iowa. Malcom A. B., Council Bluffs. Maljett A., Vernon. Malone W. D., Martinsburgh. Mamfleld E. L., Cedar Rapids. Manning C. D., Camanclie. Manning E. S., Camanche. Marbourg M., Washington. Member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc. Marsh C. F., Mt. Pleasant. Marity J. L., Burr Oak. Markle J. 1ST., Chillicothe. Marman Joshua W., (e) Mitchellville. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870; mem- ber eclec. med. soc. of Iowa. Marrin S. S., Leroy. Marsh J. P., (e) Douglass. Marsh L., Irving. Marsh W. S., Mt. Pleasant. Marshall J. L., Ft. Dodge. Marshall R. F., Liscomb. Marten Wm. Harrison, Eastport. A. B., 1862; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Martin D. S., Anamosa. Martin J. S., Salem. Maryatt D. P., Waterloo. Mason Thomas A., (e) Johnson. Massman J., Burlington. M. 1)., Hush rued, coll., 1868. Mather D. C., Boone. Matler H., Polk City. Matoon J. B., Wakuron. Matson A. G., Anamosa. Mathews Nicholas B., Dubuque. Master of surgery and med. doctor Glasgow royal univ., Scotland, 1838 and 1842; ex-pres. royal rued. soc. of Glasgow, Scotland; v.-pres. med. soc. of Dubuque; member Iowa inst. of science and art; con’t surg. during war of rebellion. Maulsby M. B., Redfield. Maxwell A. S., Davenport. Member Iowa and 111. central med. asso., and Am. med. asso. May J. C., Cedar Rapids. Mays , Elk River. Mayball —, State Centre. Maynard Henry H., Tipton. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Des Moines, and med. soc. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Meek A., (m) Davenport. Mellet E. T., Monticello. Mellick J. B., (m) Lyons. Meredith G. A., Ontario. Meredith Marion, Vinton. M. D., med. coll, of ()., 1866 ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Benton co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Merrian W., Grant City. Merrell J. T., Mt. Ayr. Merriman Franklin, Monticello. M. D., med. dep’t of Iowa univ., 1860; member med. soc. of Jones co. Mershon T. O., (e) Fairview. Meyer C. W., Clinton. Meyer F., Dubuque. Michner EL, Adel. Middleditch A., Waterloo. Middleton W. D., Davenport. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll. 1868; member med. soc. of Scott co., med. soc. of Iowa, Iowa and 111. central med. asso.; prof, physio, and microscopic anat. med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; visiting phys. Mercy hosp. Middleton William S., Pierceville. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. Keokuk, 1870. Mier P. R., Council Bluffs. Miles J. C., Union. Miller A. N., Washington. Miller A., Burlington. Miller Geo., (h) Lancaster. Miller J. P., (m) Northwood. Miller J., Lacon. Miller N. E., South English. Miller S. F., Prairie City. Miller W. K., Libertyville. Miller W., Birmingham. Mills D., Crawfordsville. Milner Asa, Knoxville. Minton W. L., (e) Ion. Miser II. W., Lorilla. Misling C., Dubuque. Mitchell B. F., (e) Davenport. Mitchell J. F., Central City. Mitchell J. W., Knoxville. •Mitchell S. R., Ottumwa. MIX IOWA PAG 237 Mixer H. M., New Hampton. Moe IL, (e) Ossian. Moetzel N., Davenport. Mohr Richard J., Fairfield. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1861; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years; specialty, surgery. Moley Thomas, Pleasant Plain. * Molesworth AV., (e) Des Moines. Monett AY. D., Jasper City. Monier M. P., Perry. Monck E. II., Colo. Monson II., Decorah. Montgomery G. S., Atlantic. Moody AY. J., Horton. Moon A. C., (e) Iowa City. Moon C. II., (m) Shellsburgh. Moore A. H., St Ansgar. Moore F. M., Fontanelle. Moore II. II., Osage. Moore P., Cedar Rapids. Moore AY., (m) Richmond. Mordon L. A., Coon Rapids. Moreland B., Centreville. Morey Henry, Iowa City. Morgan A. AV, DeWitt. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, (no date); member med. soc. of Clinton co., med. soc. of Iowa; v.-pres. med. soc. of Clinton co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Morgan J. C., Frankville. Morgan J., AVebster. Morgan J. J., Glenwood. Morgan J. M. C., (m) Earlville. Morgan J. N., Dayton. Morgridge G. ()., Montrose. Morley O. II., Davenport. Morrell C. AV., Pella. Morris C., (m) Dubuque. Morris I). T., (e) Cincinnati. Morris I). C., New Sharon. Morris J. C., Belmond. Morris J. IL, (h) Bedford. M. D., Chicago med. soc., 1863. Morris AVilliam, (e) Hibbsville. Morse S. P., (m) Marshalltown. Morton R. B., (e) Bartlett. Moser Phillip S., Boonsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; pres. med. soc. of Boone co.; member city board of health. Mosier M. E., Liscomb. Mosier S., Liscomb. Mossman AY. H., Blairstown. Mott M. B., Toka. Mouston H., Cresco. Mower Milton Posey, Perry. M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Boone co. Mower P. A., Perry. Moweter J., Elvira. Muchmore B. P., Brandon. Muller A., Allison. .Juncey J., Jessup. Muncell G., (e) Hamilton. Myers G. II., (e) Ottumwa. Myers J. L., Fairfield. Nabeesberg J. W., Charles City. Nachtwey T., Lansing. Nassau AY. AV., Burlington. Neal B. G., Columbus City. Neff G. R., Farmington. Neal George Philip, Columbus Junction. Two courses at med. dep’t univ. of Iowa. Nelson AV. AY., Birmingham. Nesmint M. AY., (h) Lansing. Newcomb E. S., Manchester. Newsome Wilfred Wilkinson, (h) South English. M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of Keokuk, (no date); member homceo. med. soc. of Keokuk co.; in hosp. at Keokuk 7 years. Newman M. M., Birmingham. Nichols Horace R., Plainfield. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868. Nichols J. Elmer, Osage. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 yearsauthor of paper, “ Couch for Patients with Fractured Femur;” “Nux Vomica and Small Doses in Dyspepsia.” Nichols AY. II., Waltham. Nichols AV. S., Fort Dodge. Nildey E., Albia. Norris A., Vandalia. Norris John Nelson, Birmingham. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1854; member med. soc. of Iowa. Norris S. C., Birmingham. North John, Iowa City. Norton James A., Hampton. Nosier J., Eddyville. Noyes A. A., Mason City. Noyes , Boone. Noyes J. S., Ogden. Nye L. B., (h) Blairstown. Obender T., Lansing. Ochiltree II. M., Mediapolis. Ochilton , Morning Sun. Ogilvie J., Palestine. Olivet J. AY., Fairfield. Olmstead E. II., Fredericksburgh. Olney Asa C., Chillicothe. A. B., Knox coll., 1846; A. M., 1855; M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1853; member med. soc. of AVapello co., med. soc. of Des Moines Aalley, and med. sos. of Iowa. Olney S. B., Fort Dodge. Olshassen J. J., Davenport. Ordway AY., Castana. Orr W. L., Ottumwa. Orris AY. AY., Victor. O’Sander C. F., Burlington. Osborn IL, Council Bluffs. Oskee Patrick, (m) Des Moines. Ostrander M. L., Calmar. Otis M., Tabor. Otts AY., Yatton. Overman A. M., Des Moines. Member eclec. med. soc. of Iowa. Owen C. G., Oskaloosa. Owen U. AY., Marion. Owens Henry, (e) Saylorsville. Owens J. W., (e) Des Moines. Overhalt D. AY., Grand View. Overholt J., Columbus City. Overpeek R., Dubuque. Page II. A., Parkersburgh. Page Homer Rez, New Sharon. A. B., AVestern coll., 1869; A. M., 1872; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1871; member med. soc. of Mahaska co., med. soc. of Iowa. 238 PAG IOAVA RAW Paguin C. O., Tripoli. Palmer G. A., Boonsborob Palmer O. F., (h) Oskaloosa. Pangburn Samuel, Perry. M. IX, med. coll, of Ohio, 1866, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Dallas eo.; med. exam, of life ins. co. Park E. M., Caloma. Park W., Mitchellville. Parker C. C., Fayette. Parker W. B., Conover. Parker W., Bladersburgh. Parliman W., Decorah. Parley , Monticello. Parr M. A., Boonsborob Parr Th. S., Indianola. Parrish W. O., Galesburgh. Parson W. C., Clinton. Parsons , Brighton. Parsons W. W. D., Anamosa. Patchen George H., (h) Burlington. A. B., Monmouth coll., 1866; M. D., liomoeo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1868; member Am. inst. of homono., and soc. of homoeo. j>hys. of Iowa. Patrick Osbee, Churchville. Patterson Amos, Centreville. Patterson Samuel Joseph, Dunlap. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Patton A., Nevada. Paul George, Hook’s Point. Paxon W. C., Clinton. Payne R. II., Richland. Peabody O., Waterloo. „ Pearson A. IT., (e) Burr Oak. Pearson C., (h) Mt. Pleasant. Peek W. F., Davenport. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Iowa, Iowa and 111. central dist. med. asso.; pres. med. soc. of Scott co.; mem- ber Am. med. asso.; house surg. Bellevue hosp., 1862-3; prof. surg. and dean of faculty univ. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols.; surg. Lincoln hosp. ; vis. surg. Mercy hosp., 1869; att. surg. Iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home, 1867;—specialty, sur- gery. Peck H. L. F., (h) Springville. Peck W. C., (m) Des Moines. Peck W. F., Davenport. Prof. surg. univ. of Iowa; member Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc., Am. med. asso. Pence W. L., (e) Rising Sun. Penfield W., Grundy Centre. Penn II. II., Maquoketa. Penn J. N., Sidney. Penney W. S., West Liberty. Perry J. N., (e) Wyoming. Peters AY., Forest City. Philips J. II., Johnson. Phillips Allen, Dubuque. Phillips James, Dayton. Phillips J. E., Waubeck. Philpott J. II., New London. Phinnly M. P., (e) XValnut Fork. Pierce C. N., Cedar Falls. Pierce II. II., Delaware. Pierce J. S., Des Moines. Pierce Samuel Nb, Cedar Falls. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1856; member med. soc. of Cedar Valley; med. exam, for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Piper C., Waterloo. Pitcher A. O., (h) Mt. Pleasant. Pitcher F. C., (h) Mt. Pleasant. Pitts William Savage, Fredericksburgh. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Iowa; treas. Upper Cedar Valley med. soc., and censor med. soc. of Fayette co. Platt B. G., Sac. City. Platt It. S., Sac. City. Pomeroy J. C., Waverly. Pool L., Chandler. Port A. J., Wilton Junction. Porter J. R., Blue Grass. Porter M. AY., Davenport. Porter W., New Sharon. Porter William H., West Liberty. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Potter Charles, Winfield. Potter II. C., (e) Prairie City. Potter L. E., Grinnell. Potter Isaac Louis, Ackley. M. I)., med. dejft Iowa univ., 1870 ; member med. soc. of Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months Potter W. F., Walnut Fork. Poulson P. W., (h) Council Bluffs. Powell C. B., (e) Iconium. Powers J. L., Irving. Powers Milton J., Parkersburgh. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., and med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of Cedar Valley. Presby William, Lacona. Pressley N. II., (m) Duck Creek. Pressley W. II.. im) Paris. Price Henry G., (e) Cresco. M. D., eclectic med. coll., 1862; commissioner of ’ insanity for Howard eo. Pritchard' Newton, Atlantic. Prizer O. II., Brighton. Provard R., (m) Sidney. Pryce Richard W., Iowa City. A. B., Oberlin, 1865; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Iowa; jires. med. soc. of J ohnson co.; prosector of surgery in med. dep’t of Iowa univ., etc. Puggsley H. M., (m) Redding. Puletzky A., Dyersville. Putnam Robt., Prairie City. Quire Charles Edward, Lynnville. M. If., Rush med. coll., 1870. Qoode Q. W., Farmington. Raab F. F., (h) Davenport. Rainwater J. J., (m) Logan. Ralya D. II., Garnavillo. Ramsey A. A., Albia. Randall G. W., Grundy Centre. Randall J. S.. Farley. Randall J. W., Utica. Randall W. H., Augusta. Randolph Walter F., Bedford. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. asso. of S. W. Iowa. Ranney Mark. Lecturer on insanity med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; superint. Iowa hosp. for insane. Ranney W. W., Lansing. Ranson II. B., Burlington. Ranson S. S., Burlington. Rawson A. A., Corning. Rawson C. II., Strawberry Point. Member med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Rawson Charles H., Des Moines. M. IX, coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1851; mem- ber med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Polk co., and Am. med. asso.; surg. and brigade surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. RAY IOWA SAW 239 Ray II. W., Bellevue. Read S. G., Algona. Reazzly J. A., Lyons. Reddill Samuel, Rock Grove. Redman P., Waverly. Reed J. J., Maquoketa. Reed J. W., Glenroy. Reeder P., Moravia. Reigart E. II., (h) Tipton. Reischatsch Ilila, Dubuque. Reyburn C. E., Brooklyn. Reynold A., Quincy. Reynolds A., Clinton. Reynolds A. E., Boonsboro’. Reynolds B. II., Masonville. Reynolds E. M., (e) Iconium. Reynolds O., Morning Sun. Rice F., (hi Washington. Rice R. C., Smithland. Richards C. C., Mitchellsville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Richards G. R., Richmond. Richards G. W., Monroe. Richards James, Quasqueton. Richards W. O., Waterloo. Richardson J. F., Haysville. Richardson L. D., Long Grove. Richmond A., (h) Washington. Rick L., (m) Montana. Rickley J. P., (m) Albion. Riddill Samuel, Kora Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1850; member med. soc. of Upper Cedar Yalley. Ridgeway J., Tipton. Riley L. K., Casey. Rinehart S. E., Oskaloosa. Rishell J. G., (h) Waterloo. Risley J., Le Grand. Ristine Henry, Marion. Ristine Harley G., Fort Dodge. A. B., Wabash coll., 1861; A. M., 1868; M. D., Itush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Linn co. R/tter E. J., (m) Davenport. Robbins Cornelius W., Buchanan. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Fa., 1863; member med. asso. of S. W. Iowa, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Robbins Joseph W., Manchester. M. L)., Geneva tned. coll., N. Y., 1843. R >bbins Wm., Manti. Roberts Albert, Panora. Roberts Abel C., Ft. Madison. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1853; member med. soc. of Iowa; perm.‘member Am. med. asso.; surg. TJ. S. vols. Roberts Jas., Rockford. Roberts W., Mt. Pleasant. Robertson James C., Dutch Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1873; member med. soc. of Washington co. Robertson J. M., Columbus. Robertson William S., Muscatine. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member Am. med. asso.; pres. med. soc. of Iowa; member Iowa and 111. central dist. med. asso., med. soc. of Louisa co., med. soc. of Muscatine co.; fellow Adelphi soc. of Knox co.; prof, theory and prae. med. and clinical med. in med. dep’t univ. of Iowa;—author of papers, “Medical Inhala- tions,” 1871; “ Thermometry in Disease,” 1872. Robinson C. 8., Lyons. Robinson D. W., Mt. Pleasant. Robinson R. B., Boonsboro’. Robinson Stephen Eddy, West Union. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of N. Iowa; v.-pres. med. soc. of Fayette co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Robinson W., Cedar Falls. Robyn E., Luzerne. Rockwell William, Little Sioux. Rodgers D. R., Pilot Rock. Rodgers W., Davenport. Rodman H. A., Washington. Rogers F. A., Knoxville. Rogers H. S., Kuma. Rogers L. J., Salem. Rogers O., Osage. Rogers S., Ioka. Roliofez D., Pella. Rome S. I)., Boone. Rood Vernon D., Anita. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1867; in U. S. hosp. Hampton, Ya., 2 years. Ross J., Boone. Ross H. W., Murray. Ross W. J., Montana. Rosseau John James, Washington. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Washington co., and Washington pathol. soc. Rosseau William Henry Harrison, Wash- ington. M. D., coll. of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1854; pres. med. soc. of Washington co; member med. soc. of Iowa, and Iowa and 111. central dis. asso. Rosser K. H., Troy. Rossbrough Thomas, Monterey. M. D., coll, of pliys. and surg., Keokuk (no date); member med. soc. of Davis co. Roussian W. II., Washington. Rowe D. S., Atalissa. Rowe Geo. Dodge, Boone. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868, and med. dep’t Bowdoin coll, (no date). Rowland D. C., Korthwood. Ruby M., (m) Ioka. Rudd , Council Bluffs. Rus D. B., (e) Palmyra. Rush Jacob, Elgin. Russ C. D., Staceyville. Russell E. L., Van Meter. Russell Isaac, Monticello. A. M., Edinburgh univ. of Scotland; M. D., Edin- burgh univ., 1844; a licentiate coll, of surg., Edinburgh; was house surg. to the Loyal Edin- burgh Infirmary 3 years;—author of various med. papers. Russell J. II., Blakesburgh. Russell E. P., Council Bluffs. Rust J. D., (hi Fayette. Rust R. H., Redfield. Rutledge G. M., Winterset. Ryan J. R., Colfax. Saddler J. G., Villisca. Safford J. P., (e) Keokuk. Safford F., Keokuk. Salter H. S., Montezuma. Saltmarsh Seth, Eden ville. Sanborn H. M., (m) Keokuk. Sanders J. J., Atlantic. Satterlee D., Dunlap. Satterlee D. S., (m) Davenport. Sauks J. O.. Jenks. Sawyer E. W., Atalissa. 240 SAW IOWA SMI Sawyer Sylvester H., Unionville. M. D., Keokuk med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Des Moines valley, med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Sayer J., (e) West Point. Schaefer S. M., (h) Anamosa. Schanvans W., Sioux City. Scharff J., Burlington. Schermerhorn W., Jefferson. Schlegel E., Davenport. Schlemm C., Cedar Rapids. Seholes H. J., Knoxville. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1853; pres. med. soc. of Marion co.; member med. soc. of Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Schooley J. W., Monroe. Schrader J. C., Iowa City. Prof, obstet. and diseases of women and child, med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; member Rock Island and Iowa Central med. soc. Schofield Darius, Washington. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1858; v.-pres. med. soc. of Washington co.; member Washington patho- logical soc.; surg. U. S. vols. during late war. Schultz Wm. Chambers, Marengo. A. B., Lafayette coll., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Schwager Alwin, Wheatland. Schwager A. L., London. Schwartz , Centreville. Schwind Peter, St. Donatus. Scott D., (e) Belle Fountain. Scott J. G. Scott J. F. II., Monona. Scott J. W., Council Bluffs. Scott J. Z., Bertram. Scott Samuel, AVilton. Scott W. M., Centreville. Scott George W., Dubuque. M. D., physio-medical coll., 1842; member physio- med. soc. of Cincinnati. Seagarber E., Sigourney. Searle Benjamin W., Atlantic. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. Keokuk, 1S73. Sears R., Marshalltown. Seaton Joseph Henry, Keokuk. M. D., Ivy. school of med., 1867; surg. Mo. vols. 2 years. Seidletz G. N., (h) Keokuk. Selby II. W., Sigourney. Sellers M. Y., (e) Moulton. One course at Iowa med. coll. Selman J. J., Bloomfield. Senti J., Dubuque. Shaffer J. M., Fairfield. A. B., Washington coll., 1848; A. M., 1851; hon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1862. Shaver Thomas, (h) Burlington. A. M., Monmouth coll.; M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Mo. Shaw J. A., Guthrie Centre. Shaw W. H., Monroe. Shay A. L., Ossian. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Shearer John Wesley, Bladensburgh. One full course coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk. Shedd Geo., Denmark. Slieeley B. Y., Council Bluffs. Sheeley J. F., Burlington. Sheets L. A., Algona. Sheldon A. C., (h) Nevada. Sheldon M. D., Iowa Centre. 1 Shelton Elijah J., Bloomfield. M. D., coll of phys. and surg., Keokuk, Iowa, (no date); member med. soc. of Davis co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Shelton W. A., Stiles. Shelton W. II., Pulaski. Sherer J. W., Agency. Sherman J. M., Burlington. Sherman W. B., Manchester. Sherwood A. C., Marshalltown. Shields J. D.. Albia. Shinnick C. C., Belle Fountain. Shouse Hiram C., (h) Davenport. Grad, of 111. soldiers’ coll., 1871; M. D., Hahne- mann med. coll., 1873. Shoutz H. D., Centreville. Shrader John Clinton, Iowa City. M. D., coll, of pliys. and surg., Keokuk, Iowa, 1865; Long Island coll, hosp., 1870; member med. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of N. Iowa, and med. soc. of Johnson co.; prof, obstet. and dis- eases of women and child, in med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Sigafooz J., Columbus City. Sigworth Harrison W., Waubeck. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); v.-pres. med. soc. of Linn co. Sigworth M. P., Paris. Sill N. II., Strawberry Point. Sillard D. F., Mt. Ayr. Simmons G. D., (e) Boonsboro’. Siveter Thomas, Salem. Skinkle E. L., Iowa City. Skinner J. C., Des Moines. Slater E. J. B., Marshalltown. Slitzell Geo., Nevada. Sloan James, Winterset. Treas. med. soc. of Madison co. Sloan Milton G., Delmar. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Clinton co. Smith A. B., St. Charles. Smith A. K., Des Moines. Smith A. B., Winterset. Smith Alvan Holmes, Clinton. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Clinton co. Smith Elias M., Marion. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Linn co.; surg. Iowa div. Mich. & St. Paul R. R.; hon. member soc. of nat. hist., Iowa;—• author of paper on “ Trichina Spiralis.” Smith Eugene J., Dexter. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872. Smith Fred., Dubuque. Smith Jas., Ames. Smith Jas., Shellsburgh. Smith J. F., Granville. Smith J. G., Waverly. Smith J. II., Cedar Rapids. Smith J. P., Moulton. Smith J. J., Hampton. Smith Joel W., Charles City. M. P., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1850; pres. Upper Cedar Valley med. asso.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Iowa, Am. med. asso.; member Am. asso. for the advancement of science; exam. surg. for pensions; exam, committee med. dep’t univ. of Iowa;—author of paper on “ Position in Labor.” SMI IOWA. TIC 241 Smith N. M., Monticello. Smith P., Independence. Smith R. M., Harlan. Smith S. S., (h) Ottumwa. Smith W. II., Unionville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Smith W. R., Sioux City. Snodgrass G. W., Melton. Snook C., Moulton. Snyder G. W., Burlington. Snyder J., Cedar Rapids. Snyder J., Davenport. Snyder J., Eldora. Spain G. W., Lynnville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1865. Spaulding S. Iv., Dutch Creek. Spees J. B., Birmingham. Sperry R. D., Red Oak Junction. Spinner S., (m) Cromwell. Spinny A. B., Davenport. Spooner Irving Buggies, New Hartford. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Cedar Valley. Sprague J., Dubuque. Springer J. N., (ei Toledo. Squire II. D., McGregor. Squire L., Mitchell. Squires , Osage. Stafford E., Oskaloosa. Stafford O. B., Davenport. Stafford T. J., (e) Vandalia. Stallcut S. A., (e) Davenport. Stanfield L. S., Bangor. Stanley Geo., (h) Anamosa. Stanley M., (e) Florence. Stanley W. II., Clear Lake. Stansberry J. E., Western. Stanton J. O., Denison. Staples J., (e) West Branch. Staples Geo. McClelland, Dubuque. A. B., Waterville coll., 1840 ; A. M., 1852 ; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1855 ; member med. soc. of Dubuque, med. soc. of Iowa; was on Am. med. asso. committee for Iowa, on clima- tology and epidemics, in 1872 ; surg. and med. director U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of papers, “ Hysteria,” in “ Med. and Sur.G. Reporter,” 1861; “ Physiological and Therapeutical Prop- erties of Verat. Viridi; ” “Amputations at Knee Joint,” 1872. Starr A. II., Burr Oak. Starr J., Laconia. Starr Samuel J., Ames. One full course at med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865 ; hosp. steward in army 8 months. Stayman A. M., Fort Madison. Steadman R., Colesburgh. Steel N., Fairfield. Steel B. L., Des Moines. Steiger E., Lansing. Steiner J., Davenport. Stephens T. G., Sidney. Stephenson Robert, Sr.. Centreville. Stephenson Robert, Jr., Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1867; member med. asso. of Des Moines Valley. Steinmeyer F. W., (h) Stetson J. B., Malvern. Stevens J. II., Or ford. Steward R. JI., (m) Anamosa. Stewart A. II., Hook’s Point. Stewart David, North Liberty. Stewart G. W., Muscatine. Stewart E. W., Ottumwa. M. D., Chicago nied. coll., 1861. Stillians J. I., Clarinda. Stine II., Council Bluffs. St. Johns L. L., Norwalk. Stockton E. A., Chelsea. Stoddard , Anamosa. Stone J. C., Burlington. Stone L. S., Quincy. Stout J. M., (e) Elkader. Stricklett J. G., Palo. Stroud Harry, Clermont. Sturdevant J. M., Cincinnati. Stutsman S. II., Bonaparte. Sugg John G., Sabula. Sumpson J. W., Monterey. Sutton James E., Bonaparte. Sutton J. II., Coon Rapids. Sutton Levi, Pleasantville. Swayze II. A., Richland. Swearinger , Bedford. Sweet II. D., Mt. Etna. Swiggart D. W., Hamburgh. Talbot Joseph, Birmingham. Tate P. M., Keokuk. Taylor A. II., Cedar Rapids. Taylor F., Keosauqua. Taylor J. A., Hamburgh. Taylor J. J., Lansing. Taylor R. II., Marshalltown. Taylor S., Glasgow. Taylor Thomas G., Wapello. Pres. med. soc. of Louisa co.; practised 27 years. Taylor , Le Claire. Terrell C. C., New Sharon. Terry M. C., Port Allen. Teter J. E.,Mt. Pleasant. Thieme Otto, Burlington. Thomas B. E., (m) Oslcaloosa. Thomas F. S., Vernon. Thomas J. S., Bentonsport. Thomas M. W., Des Moines. Thomas W., Gaston. Thomas L. W., Edenville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871. Thomell M., Corning. Thompson A. J., Letts. Thompson B., Tama City. Thompson B. W., Muscatine. Thompson Benjamin, (e) Tama City. M. D., eclectic med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1870. Thompson C. II., Cedar Rapids. Thompson D. W., Quincy. Thompson J., Toledo. Thompson J. II., Letts. Thompson Orville B., Des Moines. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1861, and Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Thompson Samuel, Toledo. M. D., Rush mod. coll., 1868. Thompson Robert E., Muscatine. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1870; mem- ber med. soc. of Muscatine co.; Iowa and 111. central med. asso., and Am. med. asso. Thorpe E. L., Shell Rock. Thrall S. B., Ottumwa. Member med. soc. of Wapello co., Am. med. asso. Tichenor A. F., Boylan’s Grove. 242 TIC IOAYA, WHI Tichenor N., Buffalo Grove. Tidrick L. M., Winterset. Tobie C. A., Colesburgh. Todd Andrew, Rising Sun. Todd A. M., Rising Sun. Todd William A., Garden Grove. One course in Mich. univ. Tomson J. J., Davenport. Me nber Rock Island and Iowa central med. soc. Torshy R. T., Simpson. Town E. B., London. Traer W. E., Vinton. Tremain S. A., Dyersville. Trestison F., Ainsworth. Tribbet John C., Montezuma. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1873. Trout Alexander W., Quasqueton, M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867. Troy S. S., Nashua. Tucker S., Homer. Turner II. W., Osage. Turner J. C., Tipton. Turner P., e) Alton. Turner-W. II., Keokuk. Tuston F., Wapello. Twining E. T., Marshall. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Udell Columbus N., Milledgeville. Two full courses at coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk. Udell Nathan. Hon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1855; surg. U. S. vols. Underwalken J. W., Peoria City. Underwood J. II., West Bend. Underwood M., Eldora. Vance A. W., Dexter. Vancese E. G., Mt. Pleasant. Van Dayne V. S., Waterloo. Vanderhule George, Sioux City. Vandernart S., Cedar Falls. Van Horn A. K., Stan wood. Van Nus J. S., Pella. Van Velson E. P., Springvale. Van Voorhis Alonzo E., (e) Pomeroy. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1862. Van Vooshies A. II., Bedford. Vazant G. W., Charlotte. Vary W. E., De Witt. Vest John William Henry, Montezuma. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Virgin W. T.. (h) Burlington. Vogt A., (e) Fort Madison. Vogt William, Iowa City. Vorst W., Iowa City. Waddell R. W., (e) Springfield. Waggoner G. -T., (m) Maquoketa, Waggoner M. R., De Witt. Wagner J. K., Blairstown. Wagoner W. B., Weston. Wahere M., West Point. Walford II. L., (h) Moravia. Walker J. IL, Corning. Walker R. C., Burlington. Wall II. J., (e) Fort Atkinson. Wall T. M., Melrose. Wallace R., Mondamin. I Walter Peter, Davenport. Waples Marshall H., Dubuque. M. D., Jeii'erson med. coll., lfcOo; v.-pres. med. soc. of Dubuque, Pliila. hosp. asso., and Jeffer- son alumni asso.; county pliys. and committee of insanity for Dubuque co.; member city board of health. Ward A. B., Fairbanks. Ward WT. H., Des Moines. Warden C. C., Ottumwa. Ware J. C., Fairfield. Warley R. H., (h) Davenport. Warne George, Independence. Warnock H. W., Elkport. Warner A., (m) Casey. Warren S. W., Cedar Falls. Warthrop L. A., North wood. Washburn G. L., Union. Wasson J., Laporte City. Waters W. B., Marshalltown. Watkins John, Chickasaw. Watson William, Dubuque. M. D., Hush med. coll., 1 54, and Bellevue hosp med. coll., I860 ; member med. soc. of Dubuque, and med. soc. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Way F., Knoxville. Way Samuel, (e) Colesburgh. Wear A. R., Agency. Webster B. M., Shenandoah. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of southwestern Iowa. Weeks E. C., Nashua. Weidner W. F., Monroe. Weiseman A., Keokuk. Weisner M., Montana. Welch Ira L., Springvale. Welch J., Muscatine. Wells J. S., Riceville. j Welson George W., New London. ( Welton H., Orford. | Werts J., Richmond. | Wessel II., (h) Davenport. Westbrook E. M., Lyons. Western , Nugent’s Grove. ; "Westfield Cyrus, (e) Indianola. i Weston D., Orient. 1 Weston J., (e) Davenport. Wetherell A. D., Knoxville. Wetmore Alphonso, Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. Wheelan George, Marshalltown. Wheelan , Taylorsville. Wheeler B., (h) Montana. 1 Wheeler C. C., Oxford. Whipple E. W., La Grande, j Whitaker E. D., Union. White Charles A., Iowa City. Prof. nat. science univ. of Iowa. 1 White G. W. B., Gilbert, ' White , Bangor. 1 Winters U. B., Urbana. ; Whiting E. C., Bartlett. Whitley John L., Osage. B. S., Cedar Valley sem., 1871; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Upper Cedar Valley; pres. med. soc. of Mitchell co, Whitlock F. A., (h) Farmington. Whitman -, Des Moines. Whitey Chas. M., Strawberry Plain. | M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. win IOWA. ZEI 243 Whitney L. II., Eldora. Whitney H. L., Manchester. Whitten Samuel, Doud’s Station. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1864; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Widner James, Corning. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1865. Wiedner AV. F., (h) Knoxville. Wiessman A., Keokuk. Wiggin J. H., Farley. Wiggins W. C., Pilot Grove. Wilbur E. AY., Rockford. Wilcox M. A.. Lyons. Wilder B. A., (h) Knoxville. AYilkin R. D., Otley. AVilkins A. C., Sigourney. AVilley J. J., Union City. Williams E. J., Charles City. Williams Elias, (e) Pleasantville. AYilliams E. M., Prairie City. Williams David, Marshalltown. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Central Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 yrs. AVilliams J. G., Kirkville. Williams L. M., AYest Branch. AYilliams S. B., (h) AYaterloo. Williamson Jefferson, Ottumwa. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Wapello co., med. soc. of lies Moines Valley, med. soc. of Iowa, and Am. med. asso. Willard E. K. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1852.’’ AVillis C. R., Des Moines. AVillson , Independence. Wilson Clabourn C., Springfield. One full course at coll, of phys. and surg., Keo- kuk (no date); member med. soc. of Keokuk co. AVilson D. AY., Council Bluffs. AYilson E. D., Troy Mills. AVilson E. S., Hesperion. Wilson Geo. W., Kew London. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member med. asso. univ. of Mich. Wilson J. B., (e) Cromwell. Wilson J. E., Blairstown. Wilson J. S., Cedar Rapids. Wilson Samuel, Searsbovo’. M. IX, Rush med. coll, (no date). Wilson Samuel G., Independence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. ■ Wiltse Alex., (e) Strawberry Point. I Winans J. S., Centre Point. Wing J. B., (e) Toledo. Winser A., (e) Franklin. Winslow C. H., Keokuk. Winzenried P., Homestead. Wire Andrew R., Agency City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1851; member med. asso. of Des Moines Valley. Witham E. C., Muscatine. Witherell Geo. F., Lyons. AVolf J. J., Attica. Woodier J. A., (m) Belmont. Woods P. N., Fairfield. Woodward A. E., New Oregon. Woodworth E. M., Peoria. Wonsetter John, (e) East Melrose. M. D., no coll., no date; member eclec. med. soc. of Iowa. Worley P. H., (h) Davenport. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. coll., 1854; exam. phys. for life ins. co.; ex-pres. homceo. med. soc. of Iowa; member Am. inst. of homceo. Worth F., (e) Ilesper. Worthington J. II., Caldwell. Wright J. A., Danville. Wright Thomas, (m) Davenport. Wright William E., Knoxville. M. IX, coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1856; sec. med. soc. of Marion co. Wright AV. T., Glasgow. Member Am. med. asso. Wundt C. L., Lyons. Wyatt A. G., Cedar Falls. Wylie J. II., (e) Ottumwa. Wyman R. II., Keokuk. Yeomans C., (h) Clinton. Yingling W. A., Jasper City. Yost F. M., Centre Point. Young E. B., Red Oak. Young James J., (e) Plum Hollow. M. IX, eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, 1865. Young James W., Cedar Falls. Young M., Iowa City. Youngkin R. M., Mechanicsville. Zeigler G. J., West Union. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF MBAS. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF KANSAS. For the origin of the word Kansas the reader is referred to the history of Arkansas. Kansas was formed as a Territory in 1854 ; it then included a portion of what is now Colo- rado (see Colorado). The State was admitted into the Union January 29,1861. That portion of the State south of the Arkansas River and west of the twenty-third parallel was a part of the Mexican cessions of 1848; the remainder was originally a portion of the province of Louisiana (see Arkansas). The area of the State is 81,318 square miles. The population, according to the census of 1870, was 364,399, and the number of physicians and surgeons 906. Phthisis is the cause of eight per cent, of the annual number of deaths. No swamps or overflowed lands or mountain ranges exist in Kansas, the land rising in bluffs or rolling prairies, and being well watered by the Kansas and Arkansas rivers and their branches. The climate of the State has undergone remarkable changes; every year the rain-fall increases. This is owing to the culture of the soil and the planting of forest and fruit trees. Thus what was formerly known as the “Great American Desert” is u made to blossom as the rose.” Iron, coal and the finest quality of marble abound in large quantities. We know of no mineral Springs or medical schools in Kansas. There is an Asylum for the Insane at Osawatomie, but we have no information in regard to it. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF KANSAS. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Kansas Atchison county Bourbon county Johnson county Leavenworth county Osage county Shawnee county MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF KANSAS. GENERAL STATUTES : PUBLISHED 1868. (Act to Promote the Study of Medical Science, passed May 7,1861.) It shall be lawful for medical teachers, in medical colleges, schools, etc., in this State, or for any medical or surgical association, or regular physician or surgeon, to claim and receive the body of any person executed pursuant to sentence of law, or dying in the hospitals or penitentiary while under sentence of law for crime, and to use tiie same for medical or surgical study: Provided, said body shall not have been regularly interred or claimed by any relative or friend within twenty-four hours after the death ; that the remains of no person who shall be known to have friends or relatives shall be given up for medical study without consent of friends or relatives; that the remains of no person, who shall desire to be buried, shall be given up for medical study, but shall be buried in usual manner ; that if the remains of any person which have been given up for medical study shall be afterwards claimed by relatives or friends, it shall be delivered to them for interment. And it shall be the duty of said professors and teachers to bury the remains after they shall have answered the purposes of medical study ; and for any neglect or violation of this they shall forfeit not less than $100 or more than $200. The remains thus received by teachers, etc., shall be used for medical study alone, and in the State of Kansas only ; and whoever shall use such remains for any other purpose, or remove them out of this State, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment not more than one year.—P. 564, sec. l,etc. Crimes and Punishments.—Any physician who shall, in the state of intoxication, without design to effect death, administer any drug, medicine or thing, or shall do any act which 244 KANSAS. 245 shall produce death, shall be guilty of manslaughter in third degree, and shall be punished by confinement and hard labor for a term not exceeding three years, or imprisoned in the county jail not less than six months.—P. 323, sec. 25. Any physician or other person who shall administer any drug, medicine or substance to, or shall use or employ any instrument or means whatever upon, any pregnant woman with intent to procure abortion or miscarriage, unless the same shall be necessary to preserve the life of such pregnant woman, or the use of the same to preserve the life of the woman shall have been advised by a physician, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the county jail for a term not exceeding one year, or by a fine not exceeding $500, or by both.—P. 325, sec. 44. Physicians are exempt from jury service.—P. 537, sec. 18. The physician of the penitentiary shall visit the same daily ; shall keep a registry of all convicts under his care, stating their diseases, the dates of their entering and leaving ; a registry of deceased convicts, stating diseases, time and cause of death *, shall purchase, under the direction of the board of directors, all necessary medicines ; and shall receive for his services $500 annually.—P. 614, sec. 20. HICM, DIRECTORY OF THE ME OF KANSAS. ADA BLA Adamson Valentine Valencia, Holton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1856; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Kan.; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1864; post surg. and surg. 2 years. Addy R., Edgerton. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Ager II. G., Atchison. AikmanR., Olathe. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Akers G. W., Edgarton. Akers J. II., Shawnee. Alexander John, Arkansas. Allen E. B., Wichita. Allison J. M., Burlington. Alter J. W., (e) New Albany. Alter S., New Albany. American Samson, Eudora. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1864; surg. U. S, vols. 3 years; navy 1 year. Anderson R. C., Uniontown. Anderson S. B., Lawrence. Anderson S. R,., Granada. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; member med. soc. of Kan. Andreys T. F., Liberty. Anthony William, Barnesville. Armstrong J. B., Gardner. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Armstrong E., Louisville. Ashman Samuel, Eugene. Atwater L>. C., Washington. Austin , Oswego. Ayre H. G., Atchison. Ayres Samuel, Farlinville. Bailey C. E., Cherokee. Bailey J. II., Blooming Grove. Bailey M., Topeka. Baird Wm„ Barnesville. Baker David Bryan, Great Bend. Baldwin Garrett R., Fort Scott. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; city phys., 1867; exam. surg. for pensions, 1870. Baldwin James A., Spring Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869; sec. med. soc. of .Johnson co.; formerly member med. soc. of Minneapolis. Baldwin M. O., Marengo. Ball J. P., (e) Lawrence. Balliam J., (mi Montana. Bangs John E., Lawrence. .Barber T. A., Lawrence. Barcer D. A., (h) Xenia. Barnes Geo., Washington. Barnes H. C., Sherman. Barnes W. II., Parsons. Barney Jas. Knox, Marmiton. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Barrett J. J., (m) Fredonia. Batsell J. C., Monrovia. Beacli A. D., Olathe. Beach Abijah Ives, Jr., Council Grove. M. 1)., Western Reserve med. coll., 1856; ass’t surg. Kan. vols. 31 years. Beadford J. IL,‘Council Grove. Bebee A. C., (hi Osawatomie. Beeman P., (m) Iola. Bell I)., Olathe. Member med. soc. of Johnson eo. Bell J., Olathe. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Bell Jos. W., Towanda. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis (no date). Belts J. M., Grasshopper Falls. Bently M., (m) Bindnot L., Abilene. Binking S. L., Stanlon. Birdsell J., Pondee. Bishop C. W., Buffalo. Blakeslee T., (m) Altonia. Blanchant H. H., Topeka. 246 BLA KANSAS. DAY Chausne A. G., America. Childs A. L., Columbus. Ch uning D., Junction City. Clark H. R., (m) Mapleton. Clark J. I)., Baxter Springs. Clark N. C., Wathena. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1857; member naed. asso. Kan.; surg. 8th Kan. vols. 14 months. Clay M. J., Stranger. Clements II., Holton. Cline J., La Cygne. Clutter William H., Dallas. M. D., coll, of med. and surg., Cincinnati, 1869; member med. asso. of Richland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Cochrane W. W., Atchison. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849; treas. med. asso. of Kan.; mem. med. soc. of Atchison. Cockran AY. W., Atchison. Coe Ira E., Mound City. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. of Lime co.; pension surg. of Lime co. Coffin A. W., Cm) Leroy. Cogswell Rupert D., Osage Mission. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1860. Cole John, Wyandotte. Collins A. B., St. Marys. Comstock D. D., Leavenworth. Coon D., Paola Coons Israel, Spring Hill. M. i)., Starling med. coll., 1852; ex-member med. soc. of O.; member med. soc. of Johnson co. ; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 6 months;—author of, “ Substitute for Quinine;” pres. med. soc. of O., 1858. Cooper G. W., Garnett. Corbie E. II., Cedar Yale. Corbin Alpheus A., (e) Cedar Yale. M. P., Bennett eclec. med. coll., 1872. Covert George W., Carlyle. Att. lectures Rush med. coll., with a certificate of qualification from med. soc. of Coffee co., Kan. Cowles Edwin, (hi Eldorado. M. B., Hahnemann med. coll, of Chicago, 1866. Cox H. H., Pleasanton. Cox J. Y., Spring Hill. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Coyle G. D., North Cedar. Craig J. L., (m) Guilford. Crawford Loyal Firman, Girard. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Crenshaw Wm., Oxford. Crouse D. B., Osage Mission. Crowley J. W., Salina. Crust B. M., Aubrey. Culver B. W., (mi Centralia. Cullison A.. Osage Mission. Cummings T., (m) Humbolt. Cunkle L. J., (m) Madison. Cushenberry John H., Girard. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Kan. Daily J. W., Salina. Dallas L. J., Baldwin. Dallas W. E., Irwin Spring. Damour Ferdinand, Waterville. M. D., Toland med. coll., 1865; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 21 years. Damielle E., Gardner. Davidson C. H., Osage Mission. Blank John, Doniphan. Bliss E. W., Hiawatha. Bonebraker J. II., (e) Lecompton. Bostwick II. C., (m) Iola. Bowen C. F., White Cloud. Boyd R. C., Quenemo. BoyerS. B., Urbana. Boys J. M., (m) Wamego. Bracklin O., Leavenworth. Bradbury J. M., Baxter Springs. Bradford J. W., Waterville. Bragan , Osage Mission. Bransman J. G., Osage Mission. Breedlove John W., (h) Atchison. Brine S. M., Mound City. Britton J. B., (m) Mapleton. Brock J. AY, Leavenworth. Brogan R., Osage Mission. Brown D. M., AYhite Cloud. Brown Geo., Burlingame. Brown George Tisdale, Burlingame. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk ; pres, med. soc. of Osage co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 15 months. Brown II. C., Abilene. Brown , Lenexa. Brown R. J., Leavenworth. Browning Amos G., Topeka. M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Shawnee co. Bryning J. Y., Atchison. Buckley , Lenexa. Buckmaster II., Leavenworth. Buckmaster AY II., Leavenworth. Buell AY. D., Monticello. Bull AAr. D., Olathe. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Burge AY. J., Atchison. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1853 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Atchison co., med. soc. of Kan. ; phys. to central dispens. of N. Y., 1853; med. exam, for pensions; act. ass’t surg. navy 5 years; —author of “ Fracture of Femur, with Reports of Cases,” 1858. Burns Patrick, Newman. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1867. Butcher J. D., Tonganoxie. Butt AY. C., Fontsville. Caldwell Charles, Chetopa. Callahan A. M., Topeka. Callahan II. B., Leavenworth. Callerson AY. S., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Callins F., (m) Hiawatha. Calvert AY. B., Centralia. Campbell A. AY., Clyde. Campbell A. AY., Leavenworth. Campbell C., (m) Liberty. Campbell T. B., North Cedar. Cantwell A. R., AYinchester. Carez F. F., Mapleton. Carpenter J. M., New Lancaster. Carpenter AYm. B., Leavenworth. Carrol P. II., AYaterville. Cash B. L.. Troy. Catterson M. L., Monticello. Cavert G. AY., (m) Carlyle. Chambers A. G., Independence. Chase Levi, Irving. Chase Y., Shawneetown. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. DAY KANSAS GRI 247 Davis John E., Palo. Dayton E. A., (e) Spring Ilill. Dean A., Monmouth. Dean W. W., Neosho Falls. Deering Thos. W., Lawrence. Deford H. S., Ottawa. De La Mayer E. B., Emporia. Denham J. G., Wilson Springs. Dernett G. D.. Jacksonville. Dersham M. II., Chetopah. Dick Geo., Topeka. Didlake M. T., Walcott, M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Disgne A., Elwood. Dodder P., Nevetraled. Dodd Thomas F., Altoona. Dodd F. C., Ottawa. Doherty J. T., Junction City. Donaldson E. F., Wabash. M. IX, Chicago med. coll., 1873. Donnell William Theodore, Aslierville. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1866. Donovan A., Eudora. Dorenburgh A. L., Ilumbolt. Dorset W. II., Aubrey. Douherty II. IX, Leavenworth. Douglas R. P., Burlington. Downell Wm. F., Aslierville. Draper J. B., Oswego. Driscott J. W., Neosho Falls. Dunn Henry, Lawrence. Dunn Thomas, Eugene. Durand A. M., Wichita. Dwelbiss J. R., Grasshopper Falls. Easter Jacob P., Wilmington. Eaton Thomas, Baldwin City. Edmunson J. II., Scipio. Edwards A. G., Marysville. Egbert David N., Winfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member alumni soc, univ. of Pa. Egleston J. Q., Olathe. Johnson co. med. soc. Eidson A. M., (e) Topeka. Elder W. G., Montana. Elley George Edward, Aubrey. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Johnson co. Elliott B. M., Millersburgh. Ellis A. N., Leavenworth. Evans J. L., Jacksonville. Ewell A. D. F., Chikaskia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1864; act. ass’t surg. confed. army l year. Fall O. H. P., (h) Parsons. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856, and western homceo. coll., 1857; contract surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Fall P. A., Ladore. Farnecian Uriel. Irving. Fenn S. F., Leavenworth. Ferbaugh J. II., Paola. Fessender W. A., Seneca. Fields George II., Leavenworth. Fink R., Atchison. Finlan William, Junction City. Fisliering P. H., Atchison. Floyd T. S., (m) Wichita. Floyd Thomas Seva, Sedgwick. M. LX, med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1861; U. S. pen- sion surg.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 8 years. Foulds W. H., Pardee. Fox Samuel J., Salina. Fraiger T. C., (m) Parkersville. Freeland Charles A., Blue Rapids. Freeman 1). E., Spring Hill. French Otis E., Garnett. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1840; exam, surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 41 years. Frey J. J., Leavenworth. Frigon H., Iiossville. Fry S. W., Chetopah. Fuller Albert, Ilolton. Fuller A., Lawrence. Fulton A. S., Fort Scott. Gabriel G. W., (m) Ladore. Gage , i h) Braxton Springs. Gale George W., Lawrence. Gamson C.'G., Leavenworth. Garrison S. W., Cherokee. Garvin Paul L., Frankfort. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1862; surg. Mass, vols. Garwood S. W., Fort Scott. Gause C. O., Hesper. Getliuly J. W., Leavenworth. Gilkey C. M., Oswego. Gilliken C., (mi Iola. Gilson William, Leavenworth. Gist J. B., Grasshopper Falls. Given O. E., Spring Hill. Gleason J. W., Lawrence. Glover A. J., (m) Ottawa. Goggin A. J., Diamond Springs. M. H., McGill coll., Montreal, 1860. Goggins A. G., (m) Council Grove. Gonla S. W., Topeka. Goodell A., Topeka. Gorden P. E., Medina. Gorman G. O., Frankfort. Gosling W. E., Parsons. Gossett J. W., Paola. Grafton Bryant, Wyandotte. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1868; ex-member med. soc. of Kan. v Graham William G., (h) Winfield. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1862; member Am. inst. of homceo. Graham W. M., Witman. Granstaff P. J., Severance. Grant Seth, 'mi Abilene. Grasmuck Louis, (h) Fort Scott. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of St. Louis, 1866; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of Kan. Graves Henry, (h) Hiawatha. Green H., (m) Chesterton. Green H. S., Topeka. Greening J. W., fm) Oswego. Greening R. J., Fort Scott. Gries W. E., Salina. Griffith John Christophe, (e) Belleville. Att. lectures eclectic med. coll., 1850; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Grimes W. H., Atchison. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1828; ex-pres. med. soc. of Atchison co.; member med. soc. of Kan.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. 248 GRO KANSAS, LED Groger John Bonaparte, Salina. M. L)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1863; coroner for Salina. Guin D., (m) Ottumwa. Guines W. IT., Atchison. Gurney S., (m) AVatliena. Hadley J. W., (m) Ilesper. ITainson R. E., (m) Aubrey. Ilaldeman Geo. W., Paola. Hale George II., Atchison. Hall Henry, Topeka. Hall Luther, Junction City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. ITall L. D., (m) Kennebeck. Hall Randolph N., Elk Falls. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1867. Hall S. C., Fort Scott. Haller James, Burlingame. Hallowed David, Washington. Halsted Milton Arnold, (h) Leavenworth. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. coll., 1861; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Halstead S. T., (m) Ilamill Thomas, Olathe. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Hamilton B. R., Eureka. Hammon W. G., Highland. Hammond E. P., Clear Creek. Hancock James, Ladore. Haim A. H., Toronto. Hare G. L., Leavenworth. Harper J. S., (m) Xeosho Falls. Harris IT. B., Fort Scott. Harrison Rothehild G., (e) Aubrey. M. D., Am. univ. of med., 1869; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 8 months. ITarrop Joseph, (m) Springdale. Hashaway J. F., (m) Ivickapoo. ITasklin Lewis, (m) Timber. Ilaslain Win., Aroma. Haslan F. B., Olivet. Hassington S. C., (m) Augusta. Hastings Joseph, Palermo. M. 1)., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1856. Heath Hiram Saxton. Att. lect. Geneva med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Huntington co.,med. soc. of Wabash co., and med. soc. of Allen co. Health E. R., (m) Wyandotte. Health II. S., m) Muscotah. Heddinger Chas., Louisville. Hendricks Wm. Spinks, lola. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1860. Hensley Joseph, Lawrence. Hepler Benjamin F., Fort Scott. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1851; member med. asso. of Bowden co., and med. soc. of Kan.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Hewitt J. W. B., (m) Plymouth. Hibbard E. B., Osage Mission. Hibben W. II., (m) Emporia. Hidden J. S., Centralia. Hildreth Amos, Fort Scott. Hill W. W., (m) Shawnee. Himrod D. G., (m) New Chicago. Hines John, Irving. Hogan James, Fort Scott. Grad. Transylvania univ., 1835; M. D., med. dep’t univ, of Pa., 1842. Iloladay M. F., Lane. Holden H., Osage Mission. Holland L. T., Troy. Hoover W. D., (mi Paola. Ilorine 1ST. H., Eugene. Horn H. 33., Atcliison. Horn T. G., Junction City. Horton X. X., Fort Scott. Houston Levi, Leavenworth. Iloutz J. W., Leavenworth. Hovyeboom Geo., Oskaloosa. Howard II. M., Tojoeka. Howard , Oswego. Hubbard , (h) Atchison. Hughes M., Arkansas City. HullG. W., Montana. Iluson Richard, Lawrence. Huson S. K., Lawrence. Ilyail S. B., Fort Scott. Ilyall S. G., Fort Scott. Irom G. E., (m) Hamlin. Jacobs L. D., (m) Emporia. Jacobs L. W., (m) Paola. Jenney J. W., Salma. Johnson G. H. T., (h) Atchison. Johnston R. P. C., (mi Wyandotte. Johnston R. P. E., Conner’s Station. Jones D. C., Junction City. Jones J. IT., (m) Scott Township. Jones John L., Kalida. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1872. Jones J. M., (m) De Soto. Jones S. W., Leavenworth. Julian Peter, (m) Olathe. Kayslin S., (m) Syracuse. Kelioe James, Manhattan. Kellogg II. I)., (m) Eldorado. Kelse It. S., (m) Blooming Grove. Kemper A. D. H., (m) Eudora. Kendall James A., (m) Spring Hill. Kennedy II. K. Member med. soc. of Shawnee co., and Am. med. asso. Kennedy Max, Junction City. Kimbail Abner D., Neodeslia. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Ind., med. soc. of Grant co., Ind.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. King B., (m) Manhattan. Kirkpatrick A. M., (m) Xenia. Kittle D. A., (m) Ottawa. Kleiser Jos. M., Parsons. Knowlton James F., (m) Geneva. Kramer D. T., (m i Lawrence. Lackey J. W., Fa wn Creek. M. I)., National med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg. con- fed. army 3 years. Lafeyth J. B., Aubrey. Lamphear A. II., Atchison. La Vance Aaron, (m) (Marion Centre. Lawrence J. S., Emporia. Laws W. R., Ottawa. Lawyer J. IT.. Atchison. Leak R. C., Osage Mission. Le Due E. EL, Troy. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1863. LEH KANSAS, NEI 249 Lehigh J., Highland. Height R. C., Erie. Lenzo B. M., Jerome. Levy L., (m) Seneca. Lewis E., Topeka. Lewis E. T., Spring Hill. Lewis G. L., Atchison. Light J. H., (h) Erie. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1866; phys. to poor-house; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 2 years. Lilley P. R., Tecumseh. Lindley James M. Member med. soc. of Kan., and Am. med. asso. Lineley James M., Atchison. Links Tiffin, Leavenworth. Lisle Henry, Clietopali. Logan J. P., Ottawa. Logan Cornelius Ambrose, Leavenworth. A. M., Yale coll., 1868; M. 1)., Miami med. coll., 1853; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868;—senior editor “ Medical Herald.” Long W. C., (m) Wyandotte. Love E. H., Butler. Lowder D. W., Quindaro. Lull J. Iv., Salina. Lyman L. J., St. George. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1862. McCabe D. W., Wyandotte. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Wyandotte co., med. soc. of Kan., and Am. med. asso.; phys. for Wyandotte co. McCalister , Manhattan. McCarty T. L., Lodge City. McClain Corydon Strange, Great Bend. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg. of Keokuk (no date). McClellan A. J., Baxter Springs. McCloskey F. M., Carbondale. McClure George, Parkersville. McClure J. 1)., Baxter Springs. . McCollam S., Abilene. McConnell , Lawrence. McCormack J. W., Leavenworth. McCormack W. II., (m) Columbus. McDaniel Granville, Grasshopper Falls. McDonald B. P., Fort Scott. McGiles D. F., Eugene. McGowan J. C., (m) Eldorado. McHenry J., (m) Minneapolis. McKay N. B., (m) America. McKinsey Joseph A., Eldorado. M. D., Rush med. coll., of Chicago, 1863; exam, surg. for pensions. McKeil J. B., New Chicago. McMillen G. W., Osage Mission. McMillian A. J., Wiliiamsburgh. McMillian George W., Osage Mission. McMorris , Garnett. McMullen Wm., Burlington. McMurray J., Perry. Mackey J. W., Garnett. Mann A. IL, (m) Ottawa. Manning Isaac Smith, Ottawa. M. D., Miami med. coll. Mansfield W. Q., Emporia. Manson Wm., Burlington. Marcks W. M., Lawrence, Marshall S. A., Leavenworth. Marshman A. G., New Albany. Attended lect. med. dep’t Iowa univ. Martin D. P., Baldwin City. Martin J. S., Highland. Martin S. E., Topeka. Martin William D., Baldwin City. M. D., Hush med. coll, of Chicago (no date). Mason C. P., Ft. Scott. Mason 1). W., Coyville. Massey John, Waterville. Mathews P. T., Elizabethtown. Maxfield C. M., Uniontown. Maxon I). W., Coyville. Was hosp. steward U. S. vols.; in practice 6 years. Maxson George D., Hartford. M.D., Rush med. coll, of Chicago, 1865; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. May Vance W., Lawrence. M. D., Jefi'erson med. coll, of Phila., 1867 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Kan.; sec. med. soc. of Doug- las co. Mayer M. M., Leavenworth. Medlicott Jno. J., North Lawrence. Merritt S. H., (m) Ottawa. Mervin N. B., Bazaar. Miley J., Beloit. Miller Henry H., Rossville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872. Miller Jno. G., Atchison. M. I)., Castleton med. coll, of Yt., 1853; ad. eun. med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854, and coll. phys. and surg. of Kansas City, 1873; member med. soc. of Atchison co.; surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Miller Jno. P., Lawrence. Miller M., Topeka. Mills C. B., Saint Mary’s Mission. Mitchell H. H., (m) Wathena. Mitchell J., Spring Hill. Mitchell J. B., Ottawa. Mitchell M. R., Fairmount. * A. B., Jefferson med. coll, of Pa.; M. D., O. med. coll., 1868 ; member Stremger med. asso. of Leav- enworth co. Mitchell N. TV., Stanton. Moad G. L., Leavenworth. Monks M., Leavenworth. Moore C. C., Aubrey. Moore C. H., Humboldt. Moore J., Wyandotte. Moore J. M., Emporia. Moore W. E., Mt. Pleasant. M. D., hygio-therapeutic inst. of N. Y., 1862; phys. to co. asylum; act. ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 2 years. Moore W. S., (m) Mt. Pleasant. Morgan Walter Ferris, (h) Leavenworth. M. D., Western homceo. coll., 1862. Morris Richard, N. Lawrence. Morris Tlios., Emporia. Morrow Geo. M., Eugene. Morse T. D., N. Lawrence. Morton W., Burlington. Mottram C. V. Member med. soc. of Kan., and Am. med. asso. Mullins A., (m) Cedar Vale. Mundy R., Xenia. Myers D. W., Leavenworth. Neal J. W., Council Grove. Neely A. F., Osage Mission. Neely S. F., Leavenworth. Neiman E. M., America City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864. 250 NEL SIN KANSAS, Xelson Robt., (m) Leavenworth. Nesteller Geo., Walnut Creek. Xeulon J. L-, Oswego. Neulon W. S., Oswego. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1863 ; pres. med. soc. of La Bette co.; member Dallas City board of health, and Am. med. asso. Xeuman Albert, Lawrence. Xeuman M. M., (mi Barnesville. Xichols C. C., New Eureka. Xobles A. T. L., (m) Topeka. Xorris S. G-, Ottawa. O’Conner , Baxter Springs. Odell S. F., St. Louis. O’Xeil M., Black Jack. Orun Lewis, Pleasant Yiew. Osborn Josiah Kenison, Lindsey. M. D., med. coll, of Chicago, 1839. Osborn Wm. Fairchild, Burlington. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1860; sec. med. soc. of Coffee co.; member med. soc. of Westmoreland 8 years; ass’t surg. Pa. vols.; surg. Pa. cavalry 21 years. Page Jno. II., (m) Keoslio. Palk J. Y., Douglass. Palsick II., Lake Sibley. Parimore J. L., Ottawa. Parker P. G., Spring Ilill. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Parks AY. J., Quenerno. Parsons ——, (h) Atchison. Parsons G. II., Hiawatha. Parsons Jno., Mt. Pleasant. Pasley Josiah, nn) Auburn. Payne L. D., (m) Clinton. Pearson W. A., Lowell. Peek J. AY., Ottawa. Percell J. T., Baxter Springs. Perkins E. E., (m) Ottawa. Perry Amos, (m) Troy. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Perry J. F., Spring Hill. Peters J. II., (m) Urbana. Peters John, Coyville. Phelps J. II., Manhattan. Phelps Samuel, Leavenworth. Phillips R. M., Medina. Pierson J., Leavenworth. Pillsbury E., Manhattan. Pine O. S., Lyndon. Plumb Henry, Pleasanton. M. P., A'alc med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. cf Linn co.; surg. in army 31 years. Plummer L. A., Muscotah. Prentiss Josiah Lyman, Lawrence. Al. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. cell., 1 "67. Prentiss S. B., Lawrence. Price J. C., (m) Fort Scott. Price Marshall Frederick, Topeka. Grad, eclcc. med. coll., Phila.; member Topeka scientific inst.; surg. IT. S. v'fis. 3 years, 9 mos. Prideaux R. P., Rodger’s Mills. Proctor J. M., (m) Ottawa. Pugsley E. S., AYhite Cloud. Purcell J. T., Shawnee. Rabecon J. A., (m) Atchison. Ransaboffer S. M., (m) Clyde. Raybell T. J., (m) Madison. Read J. A., (m) Tecumseh. Redfield J. S., (m) Fort Scott. Redmond Geo. W., Mt. Pleasant. Reynolds G. B., (m) Wyandotte. Reynolds 8. L., (m; Pleasanton. Rice P. L., (m) N. Lawrence. Richardson A. C., (m) Coyyille. Riggs E. P., Emporia. Piker , Lawrence. Riley W. II., im) Fontania. Ritchey E. Parks, Wellington. Med. coll, of Ohio, Cincinnati, 1870. Robbins E., Osage Mission. Roberts Hiram S., Manhattan. A. 11., Knox coll., Galesburg, 111., 1861; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., I860; member med. soc. of central Kan.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Kan., 1873 ; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Robinson Geo. Washington, Fortania. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1860 ; member med. soc. of Miami co. Robinson W. M. Rockhold , Parsons. Rodgers W. W., (m) Topeka. Rogers J. N.. (m) Marion Centre. Rossi E., (m) Lawrence. Rudd J. E., Cm) La Cygne. Rudestrcm J., (m) Salina. Russell E. L., (m) 1ST. Lawrence. Saben J., Wamego. Sailsbury W. W., Quindaro. Sales F. Y., Westmoreland. Sanborn J. G., Clietopali. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Schottenfells E., Salina. Sclirun Chas., (m) Garnett. Scott J. T., Ilolton. Searle O. F., (m) Solomon. Seaton James H., Sedgwick. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Linn co. Sebum II., (m) Hiawatha. Seeley C. M., (h) Topeka. Seitz Oscar, (m) Ellsworth. Service S. AY., Leavenworth. Servin J. G., X. Lawrence. Seymour Edward Wm., Junction City. M. D., Jehcrson med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of central Kan.; act. ass’tsurg. navy 3 years. Shannon T. II., (m) Leroy. Sharon A. T., Spring Hill. Sharp Wm. R., (m) Fort Scott. Shealfer Peter M., (m) Coyville. Shedan AY. M., Gardner. Shean Woodman Magoon, Gardner. M. D., med. coll, of St. Louis, 1872; pres. med. soc. of Johnson co.; member med. soc. of Kan. Sheppard J. AY., Clay Centre. Sherman Jas. II., (m) Solomon City. Shoot J. S., Fort Scott. Short A. S., (h) Topeka. Shozer C. C., Easton. Shrove T. C., (m) White Cloud. Simpson John Y., (e) Coyville. M. D., eclec. med. coll., 1871. Simonton A. C., Hiawatha. M. IX, Chicago med. coll., 1868. Singer D. F., Girard. SIN KANSAS, WET 251 Sinks Tiffin, Leavenworth. M. D., Ohio ined. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Kan., Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols.;—ed. “ Medical Herald.” Slevenson R. E., Olathe. Member med. soc. of J ohuson co. Smith A. E., Columbus. Smith A. IL, (m) Iowa. Smith Geo. P., (m) Humboldt. Smith X. C., Topeka. Snyder J. D., Jacksonville. Somhardt R. B., (m) Leroy. Spalding A. S., Oswego. Speke W. F., Brooklyn. Spillman W. H., Manhattan. Sprague A. J., Paola. Sprague Chas., Netawaka. Spratt AY. A. II., Monticello. Member med. soc. of Johnson co. Stafford Elias. Tonganoxie. Steadman C. E., Osage Mission. Steadman Chas., (m) Oswego. Stein D. F., (m) Leavenworth. Steinel F. C., Emporia. Sternbery J., (m) Erie. Stewart F. CL, (m) Lawrence. Stewart J. G., Baxter Springs. Still A. T., Baldwin. Still J. M., Eudora. Stockham Geo. H., Leavenworth. Stonecopher E., (m) Oswego. Stormont David W., Topeka. A. B., univ. of Ind., 1842; A. M., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; sec. med. soc. of Shawnee co.; member med. soc. of Kan., and Am. med. asso.;—author of various papers. Street , Baxter Springs. Stringfellow J. H., Atchison. Stringham C. A., fm) Vewherry. Stuart John H., Lawrence. A. B., Haverford coll, of Pa.; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; treas. med. soc. of Doug- lass co.; member med. soc. of Kansas. Stubbs AAL P., De Soto. Sturgis P. M., Seneca. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1839; member med. soc. of Doniphan co. Sunderlin Van Rensselaer W., (h) Fort Scott. AI. D., Union Homoeopathic med. acad., 1854; member homoco. med. soc. of Kan. Sutton G. AY., Americus. Sweezy AY. C., im) Olivet. Switzer Charles C., Shawnee. Al. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Switzer E. R., Salina. Symmes II., Oswego. Tarmer E., Moundville. Taylor A. J., iletawaka. Taylor John, (ml Coyville. Taylor NT. J., Williamsport. Taylor R. T., Verdi. Tebbs A. S., Humboldt. Tefift Erastus, Topeka. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Shawnee co., med. soc. of Kan. Tefift Herbert K., Topeka. AI. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873. Teggart J. II., Clinton. Tenney R. S., Lawrence. Terwilgner L. L., Leavenworth. Thatcher Win. 8., Atchison. Thomas D. W., Leavenworth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1849; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Leavenworth, med. soc. of Kan.; phys. St. John’s hosp. of Leavenworth; surg. St. Francis De Sales hosp., Richmond, Va., during the war. Thomas M. S., Leavenworth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1853: pres, medico- chirurg. soc. of Leavenworth: phys. St. John’s hosp. of Leavenworth; surg. confed. army 4 y’rs. Thompson A. II., Topeka. Thompson Benj. E., Leavenworth. Thompson F., Leavenworth. Thompson Freeman, Baxter Springs. M. I)., Western Reserve med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ciinton co., Iowa, and med. soc. of Iowa. Thornton F. M., Leavenworth. Tipton J. II., Clietopah. Tobie C. C., Netawaka. Todd Wm. F., Wyandotte. Tremain I). E., Spring Hill. Truescliell R.-IL, Doniphan. Trueworthy J. W., Emporia. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Kan. Turner A. B., Girard. Turner J. W., Humboldt. Turner W. E., NTeosho Falls. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866. Tuttle II. D., Eugene. Tyler A. C., Rockville. Ulrick J., Lyonia. Van Duzen A. C., Leavenworth. Van Eaton Flavel Hunt, Salina. B. S., 111. coll., 1855; M. I)., Mo. med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg. and surg. Mo. vols. Vanscliiock J. G., Ottawa. Vaux R. H., Eudora. Wabley J. C., Erie. Wagner G. B., (m) Labette. Wakefield C. A., (m) Eureka. Wakefield Wm., (m) Humboldt. Walker Delos, (m) Greeley. Wallace John W., Arcadia. Not a grad.; practised 3 years; member med. soc. of Crawford co. Wallace W. D., (m) Uniontown. Walling C., (m) Pardee. Walmsley L. B., (m) Americus. Walters AY., (m) Paola. Ward A. J., (m) Rossville. Warner J. W., (m) Leavenworth. Warner W. II., (m) Girard. Warrington A. L., (m) Lostine. Washbourn (m) Centropolis. Wasson J. R., Ft. Lincoln. Watkins W. II., (mi Fredonia. Welborn J. B., Quindaro. Welsh D. Lynn, Greeley. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1873. Welsh J., (m) Doniphan. “Wentworth C. E., (m) Fredonia, Wetmore R. B., Coyville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866. 252 WEV KANSAS. WYM Williams J. L., Holton. Williams R. L., Lawrence. Williamson Chas., Washington. Wilson 13. H., Mound City. Wilson E. L., Marysville. Wilson S. B. S., (m) Olathe. M. 1)., physio-med. colfc, 1865; member board of health of Olathe. Wilson John, (m) Humboldt. Winans N. F., (m) Iola. Winfrey A. V., (mi Wathena. Wood J., (m) Doniphan. Wood P. A., Paola. Wood It. L., Leavenworth. Woodward Benj., Wyandotte. M. IX, Rush med. coll., 1S52; member med. soc. of Kan.; med. exam, for pensions; surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Woodward Horace Perkins, Wamego. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1852; member med. soc. of Shawnee co., and med. soc. of Kan. Wright J. J., Emporia. Member med. soc. of Ind. Wright Peter W., Wyandotte. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Wyman Geo., (m) Topeka. Wever Joseph L., Leavenworth. M. D., Albany med. coll., N. Y., 1852; member med. soc. of R. I., and med. soc. of Kan.; surg. U. S. vols. 2% years. Wharney Kennit, Auburn. Wheeler J. B., (m) Troy. Whitaker G. D., Carlyle. M. IX, Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1871;— author of paper, “ Idiopathic Fever.” White A. H., (h) Leavenworth. White A. It., Topeka. White C., (m) Irving. % White It., (m) Osage Mission. White R. E., 'm) Washington. Whiteford J. H., Garnett. M. D.. Starling med. coll., Columbus, O., 1858; member med. soc. of Anderson co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Wibley , Osage Mission. Wier John, (m) Oswego. Wilhort W. II., Miamiville. Wilkinson Eli L., Burlingame. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1871 ;. member med. soc. of Osage co. Willey B. F., (m) Solomon City. Williams A. B., (m) Neosho. Williams G. W., Cottonwood. Williams G. W., (m) Humboldt. Ill REGISTER OF HIE STATE OF KENTUCKY. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF KENTUCKY. The word Kentucky is said to be of Indian origin, and to signify “ at the head of the River,” the State deriving its name from that of the Kentucky River. This region was early peopled by settlers from the Eastern States, and constituted a portion of Virginia until it was given a Territorial Government in 1789. June 1, 1792, it was admitted as a State. The State possesses an area of 37,680 square miles, and, in 1870, had a population of 1,321,011, among whom there were 2414 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of 14 per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The general surface of the country is level, but in the eastern part spurs from the Cum- berland Range give this region a rugged and mountainous appearance. The Ohio Hills enliven the scenery upon the borders of that stream. Bounded on two sides by the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, and having the Cumberland, the Tennessee, the Green, the Kentucky, and other large streams, with many smaller ones, flowing through it, the State possesses ample water-ways, mill-power, and means of irriga- tion. The cavernous limestone, as its name imports, gives rise to many caves, the most famous of which is the Mammoth Cave, in Edmonson county. The coal beds of Kentucky cover an area of over 1000 square miles. Iron is abundant; lead and silver have also been found. MINERAL SPRINGS OF KENTUCKY. Upper Blue Lick Springs.—These Springs are situated upon the banks of Licking River, six miles by stage from a station on the Maysville & Lexington Railroad. The water of these Springs has been used for medicinal purposes ever since the first settlement of the country. They are alterative and aperient, and are of service in engorgements of the liver, gall- stones, gastric catarrh, and externally in chronic diseases of the skin. This water is put into barrels and bottles, and sold in many parts of the country. There are abundant accom- modations for guests. ANALYSIS (1870). One pint contains (62° Fahr., June; J. F. Judge and A. Fennel): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.018 Carbonate, of Calcium 3.133 Chloride of Potassium 0.225 Chloride of Sodium 64.567 Chloride of Magnesium 4.716 Sulphate of Potassium 1.622 Sulphate of Calcium 5.517 Iodide of Magnesium 0.019 GASES. CUB. IN. | Carbonic Acid 6.02 | SOLIDS. GRAINS. Bromide of Magnesium 0.476 Alumina: Phosphate of Calcium, Ferrous Oxide 0.246 Silicic Acid 0.125 Loss 18.600 Total 82.524 GASES. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 1.02 253 254 KENTUCKY. Lower Blue Lick Springs.—These Springs are also in Nicholas county, and may be reached by the same route as tnose last mentioned. The “ Blue Lick House ” will be found here. These waters have the same medical quali- ties as those of the Upper Blue Lick. One pint contains (62° Fahr., Robert Peter, M. D.) : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.017 Carbonate of Calcium 2.957 Chloride of Potassium 0.174 Chloride of Sodium 64.107 Chloride of Magnesium 4.049 Sulphate of Potassium 1.117 Sulphate of Calcium 4.249 Iodide of Magnesium 0.006 GASES. CUB. IN. | Carbonic Acid 12.35 | SOLIDS. GRAINS. Bromide of Magnesium 0.030 Alumina, Phosphate of Calcium, and Ox- ide of Iron 0.045 Silicic Acid 0.138 Loss 2.216 Total 79.105 GASES. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 2.28 —“ Geology of Kentucky,” vol. iii. pp. 361-8. Big Bone Springs are in Boone county, one mile and a half by stage from Hamilton Landing, on the Ohio River. These waters contain sulphuretted hydrogen, chloride of so- dium, sulphate of magnesium, sulphate of sodium, sulphate of aluminum, bicarbonate of calcium, bicarbonate of magnesium, and carbonate of sodium, and have an alkaline reac- tion. These Springs obtained their name, from the remains of mastodons being found in the vicinity. Paroquet Springs are near Shepherdsville, on the Louisville & [Nashville Railroad, in Bullitt county. One pint contains (Prof. J. L. Smith) : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.047 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.188 Carbonate of Iron 0.022 Carbonate of Calcium 0.300 Chloride of Potassium 0.061 Chloride of Sodium 38.700 Chloride of Magnesium 6.004 Chloride of Calcium 8.464 Sulphate of Sodium 0.302 Sulphate of Aluminum 0.062 GASES. CUB. in. - Carbonic Acid 0.75 | SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 0.285 Iodide of Sodium 0.019 Iodide of Magnesium 0.031 Bromide of Sodium 0.022 Bromide of Magnesium 0.039 Silica 0.488 Organic Matter 0.267 Total 55.301 GASES. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 3.75 —“Geology of Kentucky,” vol. ii. p. 74. Esculapia Springs, in Lewis county, are about twenty miles from Maysville, and twelve miles from Vanceburg, on the Ohio River. Sulphuretted hydrogen gas is the most important ingredient, causing the waters “to stimulate the secretory action of the system generally, but more especially that of the skin and that of the kidneys.” A chalybeate spring is also found here. Grayson Springs are near a station of the same name, on the Elizabethtown & Padn- cah Railroad. There are abundant hotel accommodations. These waters, as analyzed by Dr. Peter, contain chloride of sodium, sulphate of magnesium, phosphate of sodium, sul- phuretted hydrogen, and carbonic acid gas. Olympian Springs.—These Springs are in Bath county, and may be reached, from Lex- ington, by the Lexington & Big Sandy Railroad, and a few miles by stage. There are three Springs; the salt-sulphur, black-sulphur, and a chalybeate spring. A pint of the water of the salt-sulphur, as analyzed by Dr. Peter, contains the following constituents : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.904 Carbonate of Iron trace. Carbonate of Calcium 1.742 Chloride of Potassium 1.334 Chloride of Sodium 20.752 Chloride of Magnesium 6.924 Sulphate of Calcium trace. GASES. CUB. IN. . Carbonic Acid not estimated. | SOLIDS. GRAINS. Bromide and Iron trace. Alumina trace. Silica 0.131 Water and Loss 9.825 Total 41.612 OASES. COB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen not estimated. KENTUCKY. 255 Estill Springs are situated at Irvine, in Estill county, forty miles by stage from Kicho- lasville, on the Kentucky Central Railroad. We give the constituents or tiie waters of three of the Springs found here, as determined by Dr. Robert Peter. Red Sulphur Spring. One pint contains : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.168 Carbonate of Magnesium O.C05 Carbonate of Calcium 1.472 Chloride of Sodium 0.612 Sulphate of Potassium 0.670 Sulphate of Sodium 1.254 GASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 5.01 solids! grains. Sulphate of Magnesium 0.073 Silica 0.044 Organic and Volatile Matter 0.292 Total 5.190 , GASES. CUB. IN. | Sulphuretted hydrogen 0.07 There are also two other “ Sulphur Springs,” known as the “White ” and the “ Black,” the latter containing a small amount of iron. ANALYSIS. Chalybeate Spring. One pint contains : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.335 Carbonate of Iron .'. 0.233 Carbonate of Calcium 1.159 Chloride of Sodium 0.066 Sulphate of Potassium 0.080 Sulphate of Sodium 0.087 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.224 GAS. Carbonic Acid SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 2.084 Alumini and Trace of Phosphate trace. Silica 0.233 Organic and Volatile Matter 1.028 Total 6.529 CUB. IN. 4.15 Estill “ Purgative Spring. ” One pint contains : ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.321 Carbonate of Iron 0.166 Carbonate of Calcium 3.841 Chloride of Sodium 2.201 Chloride of Calcium 0.211 Sulphate of Potassium 0.313 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Magnesium 32.910 Sulphate of Calcium .'. 3.987 Silica 0.503 Loss 10.736 Total 55.189 Fox Springs are about ten miles from Flemingsburgh, in Fleming county. A Chalybeate and a Sulphur Spring are found here. Louisville Artesian Well.—This Well is 2086 feet deep. The water is bottled for ex- portation. ANALYSIS. One pint contains (76£° Fahr., Prof. J. Lawrence Smith) : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.237 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.204 Carbonate of Iron 0.032 Carbonate of Calcium 0.520 Chloride of Potassium 0.528 Chloride of Sodium.... 77.690 Chloride of Magnesium 1.847 Chloride of Aluminum 0.151 Chloride of Calcium 8.216 Chloride of Lithium 0.013 Sulphate of Potassium 0.403 Sulphate of Sodium 9.037 gases. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 0.77 Sulphuretted Hydrogen 0.25 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Magnesium 9.667 Sulphate of Aluminum 0.225 Sulphate of Calcium 3.679 Phosphate of Sodium 0.193 Iodide of Magnesium 0.044 Bromide of Magnesium 0.058 Silica 0.111 Organic Matter 0.089 Loss 1.015 Total 113.959 GASES. CUB. IN. Nitrogen 0.17 256 KENTUCKY. Drennon Springs, in Henry county, are about ten miles from Newcastle. This water is “a mild aperient, diuretic and diaphoretic.” This was formerly a very popular resort; some years ago, however, the hotel was destroyed by lire. Bedford Springs are in Trimble county, six miles, by stage, from Sulphur Station, on the Louisville & Cincinnati Short Line Kailroad. There are ample accommodations for guests at the “ Bedford Springs Hotel.” The waters of these Springs contain chloride of so- dium, sulphate of sodium, sulphate of magnesium, bicarbonate of calcium, bicarbonate of magnesium, and carbonate of sodium. They have an alkaline reaction. White Sulphur and Tar Springs.—These Springs are situated four miles from Clover- port, in Breckenridge county. The water contains sulphur, and one of the Springs tar, also, upon its surface. Crab-Orchard Springs are situated in Lincoln county, upon the Knoxville Branch of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. The famous “ Crab-Orchard Salts,” which are sold all over the country, are procured by the evaporation of the water of these Springs. The action of these waters, or of the “ salts,” is similar to that of “ Epsom Salts.” ANALYSIS. ONE PINT CONTAINS. Foley’s Spring. Sowder’s Spring. Solids. Grains. Grains. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.955 2.734 Carbonate of Iron trace trace Carbonate of Calcium 6.648 3.689 Chloride of Sodium 2.216 7.290 Sulphate of Potassium 1.239 2.172 Sulphate of Sodium 7.384 2.900 Sulphate of Magnesium 25.660 21.789 Sulphate of Calcium 1.349 11.416 0.408 0.153 4.323 Total 50.182 52.143 GAS. Carbonic Acid not estimated. not estimated. R. Peter, M. D., “ Geology of Kentucky,” vol. ii. pp. 233-9. Harrodsburgk Springs are in Mercer county, twent ANALYSIS. ONE PINT CONTAINS. Grenville Spring. Raymond. Saloon Spring. Raymond. Solids. Grains. 2.87 Grains. 0.26 Carbonate of Iron 0.36 Carbonate of Calcium 0.60 2.99 Chloride of Sodium 1.24 Sulphate of Magnesium 16.16 27.92 Sulphate of Calcium 11.06 10.24 Total 30.69 43.01 These waters have been of much service in chronic inflammations of the abdominal viscera, and in many other diseases. The water might be called a purgative tonic. The accommodations at these Springs can hardly be surpassed. Latona Springs are in Kenton county, four miles from Covington. Ko analysis has as yet been made of these waters. There are several other Mineral Springs in Kentucky, but we do not know of their being used for medicinal purposes. KENTUCKY. 257 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF KENTUCKY. Medical Department of the University of Louisville.—This School was organized in 1837. The faculty consists of eight professors, a demonstrator, and three assistants. A free preliminary course of lectures, of about three weeks’ duration, precedes the regular session, which commences early in October, and continues until March. A spring and sum- mer course follows, continuing until July; the fee for this course is $25. The building occupied by the Medical Department is a very fine one, situated in the middle of a four- acre lot. Clinical instruction is given at the Dispensary of the College, and at the City Hospital. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; professors’ tickets, $50; demonstrator’s fee, $10; hospi- tal, $5, and graduation, $30. LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE. Louisville Medical College.—This School was organized in 1869. There are ten pro- fessors in the faculty. The regular term commences on the first of October, and continues until March. There is also a spring session of four months’ duration. The fee for the pro- fessors’ tickets is $120. 258 KENTUCKY. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. The Louisville Marine Hospital was built in 1821-2, partly by the State, and partly by donations from citizens. In 1836 it passed into the hands of the city, and became a city charity. The building was enlarged in 1870, and can now accommodate nearly 500 patients. Nearly 2000 persons were treated in this institution during the year 1872. As the name im- plies, this Hospital is “for the accommodation and relief of persons engaged in the naviga- tion of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.” The United States Marine Hospital, at Louisville, was commenced in 1845. The ap- propriation not being sufficient, the building was suspended, and was not finished until the year 1851. The Hospital is built of brick, and consists of a main edifice and two wings. It has all the modern improvements, and is surrounded by thirteen acres of ground. The Sisters of Mercy administer to the sick, the annual average of whom is over 9U0. The Hospital of St. Mary and St. Elizabeth was erected in Louisville during the year 1873, at a cost of $80,000, by the Hon. Shakespeare Caldwell, and given by him to the city for the benefit of the sick poor. It is a beautiful structure, and is under the charge of the Sisters of Charity, but is open for the reception of the poor of every denomination. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF KENTUCKY. NAME. PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY. Medical Society of Kentucky J. W. Thompson J. A. Lanabee. Boyle county George T. Erwin. Central Ky. Med. Asso J. D. Jackson G. T. Erwin. College of Phys. and Surg. of Louisville John J. Speed Covington and Newport Med. Soc H. C. Jules W. A. Hall. Mercer county H. Plummer. Warren county J. S. Miller E.‘P. Seeley. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. It is the duty of physicians and surgeons to keep a registry of births and deaths which they have attended professionally. The registry of births must contain the date and place of birth, color, sex, and name (if known) of child ; whether born alive or dead; residence and nativity of the parents ; name and surname, and occupation of the father—but where the child is illegitimate, the name of the supposed father shall not be given—and the maiden and surname of the mother. The registry of death must contain the name, age, sex, color, condition (married or single), place of birth, residence, occupation, and cause of death or deceased, and the names, surnames, and nativity of the parents of the deceased. The registry of each birth or death shall be filed with the clerk of the Court of the county where such birth or death occurred. For any failure to do this, there is a fine of from $10 to $20. —Rev. Stats. (1860), vol. 2,p. 702, sec. 4 (Act, March, 1860). The coroner, when he deems it necessary, is authorized to appoint one or more competent physicians or surgeons to make a post mortem examination of the remains on which he is holding an inquest.—Ibid. p. 726 (Act, March 2, 1860). MEDICAL MUM! OF II STATE OF KENTUCKY. CITY OF LOUISVILLE. ALE (POPULATION, 100,754.) COO Alexander C. II. Member med. soc. of Ky. Allen M. K. Anderson X. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Anderson Turner. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1863; member medico-chirurg. soc., obstet. soc., med. soc. of Ky.; v.-pres. coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville; act. ass’t surg. for 3 years U. S. hosp. at Louisville. Anderson W. H. Member med. soc. of Ky. Baggott J. W. Member med. soc. of Ky. Bailey William. A. B., Ky. military inst., 1853; A. M., 1854; M. D., Ky. school of med., 1857 ; med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1864; member coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville ; pres. Louisville obstet. soc.; prof, princ. and prac. of med. in Ky. school of med.; surg. U. S. cav. 1 year. Barnes Henry Franklin. Grad. Phila. school of phar., 1853; M. D., Jeffer- son med. coll., 1854 ; member med. soc. of Ind., acad. of med.' of Indianapolis, medico-chirurg. soc., med. soc. of Ky.; sen. ass’t phys. in hosp. for insane 6 years ;—specialty, insanity and ner- vous diseases. Bayless G. W. Member med. soc. of Ky. Becker C. Member med. soc. of Ky. Bell R. A. Bell T. S. Prof, science and prac. of med., and public hy- giene, med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med. soc. of Ky. Benson G. W. Bernard W. B., (h) Blackburn C. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Blackburn L. P. Blank M. Bodine J. M. Prof. anat. and dean of med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville ; member med. soc. of Ky. Bolling Wm. II. M. D.. med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867. Bonn C. Brady John A. * M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; member med. soc. of Ky., coll. phys. and surg. of Louis- ville, board of health, 1866—67; surg. U. S. army. Brandies R. C. Member med. soc. of Ky. Brandies S. Member med. soc. of Ky. Breyfogle W. L., (h) Brisvalder Joseph. Brown E. O. Member med. soc. of Ky. Bullitt H. M. Prof, of institutes of med. and hygiene in Louis- ville med. coll. Burton G. W. Caldwell T. L. Caldwell W. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Carpenter Clias. F. Carter William Thomas. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1870; demons, of anat. in Ky. school of med.;—author of papers on “ Phthisiasis and its Treatment,” “ Menorrha- gia Treated with Sulp. of Morphia.” Caspar! E., (h) Cheatham W. H., (m) Child Duff. Member med. soc. of Ky. Clark J. P., (h) Clemens John M. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); member med. soc. of Ky., coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville, obstet. soc. of Louisville. Cochran P. H. Colescott T. W. Member med. soc. of Ky. Cook A. B. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1848; A. M., 1851; M. D., Ky. school of med., 1853 ; ex-prof. surg. diseases of the genito-urinary organs and rectum med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; late prof, of surg. in Ky. school of med. Cook Geo. J. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1866; member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; demons, of anat. in Louisville med. coll.; visiting surg. to Louis- ville city hosp. 259 260 COR KENTUCKY. ISH Corrigan F. E. Cottell II. A. Cowling It. O. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867 ; member soc. of coll, of phys. and surg., med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; prof. surg. path, and operative surg. Cox G. II. Crawford J. W. Crosby J. A. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863. Crowe J. E. Prof, obstet. and diseases of women and children, med. dep’t univ. of Louisville. Cummins David. Member med. soc. of Ky. De Yeli J. R. Doherty W. 13. Donhoff A. Y. Dougherty II. D. Dougherty J. A. Drane O. A. Drye John. Durrett R. Member med. soc. of Ky. Eddy L. E. Edelen J. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ehrman L. P., (h) Ewing W. E. Member med. soc. of Ky. Fenner C. S. Field S. W. Fitzbutler II. (colored.) Ford M. Force D. Member med. soc. of Ky. Forrester Wm. Member med. soc. of Ky. Forsythe A. Frazee L. J. Member med. soc. of Ky. Gaillard Edwin Samuel. A. B., S. C. coll., 1845 ; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1854; prof, of princ. and prac. of med., and dean of faculty in Louisville med. coll.; ex-pres. med. acad. of Richmond; member med. soc. of Fla.; ex-v.-pres. medico-chirurg. soc. of Louis- ville ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ky.; corres. member gynaecological soc. of Boston; hon. member med. soc. of S. C.; hon. member Louisville obstet. soc.; confed. army 4 years as ass’t surg., surg., brig, surg., div. surg., and corps surg., etc.;—ed. and proprietor of “ Richmond and Louisville Med. Journal.” Galt W. H. Member med. soc. of Ky. Garvin Samuel H., 317 W. Jefferson st. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1861; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865 ; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Louisville, med. soc. of Ky.; phys. to city hosp.; demons, of anat. in Ky. school of med. ; member board of health; con’t surg. confed. army 6 months;—author of “ Cold Water as an Oxytocic,” 1871. Geoghegan A. E. Gilpin W. E. Given A. Goldsmith W. W. Member med. soc. of Ivy. Goodman Jno. Grad. Georgetown coll., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859; member Louisville obstet. soc., coll, of phys. and surg. of Louisville, med. soc. of Ky.; prof, of obstet. in Louisville med. coll. Gordon J. L. Member med. soc. of Ky. Grant B. F. Green J. O. Member med. soc. of Ky. Griffin Hamilton, 4 W. Walnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1857 ; mem- ber soc. coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville, med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; bon. member Lea- venworth med. asso.; phys. Louisville marine hosp'.; prof, of materia med. in med. dep’t Baker univ., Leavenworth, Kan.; sen. surg. brig, and med. direct, confed. army 4 years. Griffiths Geo. W., S. E. cor. Eleventh and Jefferson sts. M. D., Long Island coll, liosp., 1866; member med. soc. of Ivy., coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville; exam. surg. for pensions; U. S. army 4 years, 6 months. Griffiths David J Griffiths T. J. Griffith S. J., (h) Gross Carl. Harris J. E. Helm J. T. Henderson J. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ilewett It. C. Member med. soc. of Ky. Holland J. W. Prof, med., chemistry and toxicology; member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso. Holland It. C. Member med. soc. of Ky. Holloway James Montgomery. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1857; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Louisville; prof, clinical surg. physiology in Louisville med. coll.; member surg. staff city marine hosp.; surg. con- fed. army 4 years. Hornor Samuel H. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; 3 terms ecole de medecine, Paris; member coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville, obstet. soc., medico-chirurg. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 5 years. Huff W. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hughes James Neville. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1832; mem- ber med. soc. of Lexington; surg. confed. army 2£ years;—author of various medical papers. Humphreys W. T. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hundly M. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ilupfan E. Ireland J. A. Member med. soc. of Ky.; prof, diseases of women and children Louisville med. coll. Isham Richard H., 424 Preston st. M. B., med. dept univ. of Louisville, 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Ky. KAL REY KENTUCKY. 261 Kalfus II. F. Member med. soc. of Ky. Kastenbine Lewis D. A. B., Louisville high school, 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Ky., and soc. coll, of phys. and surg., Louisville ; demonst. of anat. Ky. school of ined., 1864-5; adjunct prof, of chemistry and toxicology med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869; visit, surg. to city hosp.; prof, chemistry Louis- ville coll, of pharmacy, J 868-9. Keightly A. J. Keller J. M. Member med. soc. of Ky.; prof, principles and practice of surg. Louisville med. coll. Keller J. II. Kelly C. W. Member med. soc. of Ky.; prof, of anat. Louisville med. coll. Kendall J. H. Kern J. Knapp James. • Member med. soc. of Ky. Knight I. W. Kline J. W., (h) Kokhler II. W., (h) Krim J. M. Lancaster Geo. W. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1869. Larrabee John A. M. D., Maine med. school (no date) ; member medico-chirurg. soc., and coll, of phys. and surg.; sec. med. soc. of Ky.; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year. La Rue R. J. Lavielle I. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Leachman W. T. Member med. soc. of Ky. Leber Frederick Christian. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); member coll, of phys. and surg., Louisville, medico-chirurg. soc., and med. soc. of Ky.; att. phys. Louisville marine hosp. 4 years; member board of education, Louisville; contract surg. and surg. hosp. U. S. vols. 4J years;—author of papers on “ Spotted Fever,” 1863; “ Chronic Dysentery,” 1864. Lee L. M. Leslie Jas. H., 207 Third st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872; mem- ber medico-chirurg. soc. of Louisville, and med. soc. of Ky.; ex-sec. Louisville med. soc.; ass’t demonst. of anat. univ. of Louisville; res. grad, city hosp.; phys. E. dist. Louisville. Lewis M. L. Lloyd H. C. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1864; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ky.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Lovell L. McBurnie Wm. S. Member med. soc. of Ky. McClelland John. Mac Gregor T. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Mackenzie J. A. Manly Sam’l. M. D., med. dept univ. of Louisville, 1868; mem- ber Am. pub. health asso. Mason J. L. Maxwell J. W. Prof, of chemistry Louisville med. coll. Merriwether H. C. Member med. soc. of Ky. Metcalfe J. C. Middleton D. P. Miller C. L. Miller Wm. Miller W. F. Mills S. B., 6 West Walnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; membex med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; soc. coll, phys. and surg' of Louisville, and medico- chirurg. soc. of Louisville. Morton Douglas. Mugnet J. F. Niesbit B. B. Octerlony Jno. A. Member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; prof, of materia-medica, therapeutics, and clinical medicine, Louisville med. coll. O’Reilly John I. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1865; phys. to Louisville alms-house 3 years; member Louis- ville board of health 5 years; lecturer on dis- eases of child, at Ky. school of med.; con’t surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years ;—author of papers, “ Rupture of Uterus;” “ Babcock’s Ute- rine Supporter,” etc. O’Reilly J. J. Orendorf Henry. Member med. soc. of Ky. Owen Wm. Talbot. A. B., univ. of Louisville, 1844; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849; member med. soc. of Ky., medico-chirurg. soc.; corres. sec. soc. of coll. phys. and surg., 1866; prof, science and practice of med. and clinical medicine 2 years;— author, “ Cause of Cholera,” in u Med. and Surg. Reporter ;” “ Review of Fuller on Rheu- matism,” 1868. Palmer E. R. Prof. phys. and histology med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso. Parsons C. W. Member med. soc. of Ky. Pearce R. W., (h) Phelps A. J. M. l3., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date). Phillips S. B. Pirtle John R., (h) 332 W. Walnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1852; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Ky.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Polk E. T. Poole R. D., (h) Pope Henry D. Powell L. Rademaker C. J. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869; mem- ber Louisville obstetrical soc. Ray J. W. Reynolds D. S., 147 Sixth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1868 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Ky. 262 RHO KENTUCKY. YOU Rhorer M. Richardson Edward. Member med. soc. of Ky. Richardson John B. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Roberts W. O. Demonstrator of anat. med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville ; dean of univ. disp.; mem. med. soc. of Ky. Rogers Coleman. Member med. soc. of Ky. Rogers Lewis. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ronald G. W. Member med. soc. of Ky. Rudd R. II. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ruickley W., (h) Ruschhaupt II. Satterwhite Thos. P. M. D., ined. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); member medico-chirurg. soc., coll, of phys. and surg., med. soc. of Ky. Sauter Chas. Scott P. B. Member med. soc. of Ky. Seaton J. S. Shadburn R. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Slade J. B. Slaughter B. F. Smith D. T. Member soc. of coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville, med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso. Spalding L. II. Spaulding J. M. Speed John J. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ.; member soc. of coll, phys. and surg., med. soc. of Ky.; hosp. phys. U. S. army 4 years. Stark D. P. Thornberry P. Member med. soc. of Ky. Thruston J. Tomlin B. F. Traud Z. Trunnell P. G. Ulrich C. F. Member med. soc. of Ky. 1 Van Buren L., (h) Vaughan E. J. Walling G. H. Walling Willoughby. M. D., med. dejj’t univ. of Louisville, 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso.; phys. to city hosp.; phys. in charge of alms-house; mem- ber hoard of health, Louisville. Warren J. H. Member med. soc. of Ky. Wathen W. H. Member med. soc. of Ky. Way W. H. Member med. soc. of Ky. Whipple G. S. White W. P. Wible B. M. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Kv., Am. med. asso., and medico-chirurgical soe. of Louisville; confed. army ;—author of various med. papers. Williams D. B. Williams J. F. Williams J. S. Wilson P. Wilson Frank G., S. E. cor. 6th and Chest- nut sts. A. B., Washington coll., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1867; member Louisville obstetric soc., medico-chirurgical soc., med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso.; house phys. of charity hosp., N. Y., 2 years. Wilson G. H., (h) Yandell Lunsford P., Sr. M. I)., univ. of Louisville, 1857 ; member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso., and soc. coll. phys. and surg. of Louisville; prof, materia medica and clin. med. univ. of Louisville; phys. to Louis- ville city hosp.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Yandell D. W. Prof, science and art of surgery and clinical sur- gery med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso. Yandell L. P., Jr. Prof, materia medica and clinical medicine med. dep’t univ. of Louisville; member med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso. Young S. B. STATE OF KENTUCKY. ABE ALE Abel S. B., Harrodsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ky. Abney L. Ik, Elizaville. Adair William. Mumfordsville. Adams I). R., Great Crossings. Adams 1). S., Owenston. Adams J. Q., Stamping Grove. Adams R. F., Springfield. Adamson M. E., Maysville. Addams A., Cynthiana. Aiken George, Sherburne Mills. Akers George, Columbia. Alcorn Edward, Hustonville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Alexander Clintonville. Alexander J. E., Marrowbone. Alexander J. M., Jordan Station. Alexander J. R., Paducah. ALE KENTUCKY, BEE 263 Alexander L. G., Calhoun. Alexander Robert M., Burkville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Allbrook A. M., Princeton. Allen , Taylorsville. Allen A. S., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Allen Davis B., Napoleon. Allen , Morganfield. Allen II. C., Mackville. Allen II. G., Tilton. Allen I., Waterford. Allen O., Shady Grove. Aim ore L. O., Sacramento. Ames E. N., (h) Wallonia. Anderson C., Mayfield. Anderson John F., Fulton. Member med. soc. of Ky. Anderson John, Elk Creek. Anderson Samuel, Elizabethtown. Anthony J. F., New Row. Arbuckle J. W., (m) Cromwell. Armstead , Henderson. Armstrong Geo. M. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871. Armstrong , Bryantsville. Armstrong Robert, (ei Fairview. Arnold C. D., Maysville. Arnold W. E., Owensboro’. Ashby M. Q., Mt. Sterling. Ashlock R. L., White Mills. Askins E. D., Springfield. Atchison J. T., Laconia. Atchison W. A., Bowling Green. Member med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. assa. Atkins W. L., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Atkinson Frank, Simpson ville. Aud Charles Zachariah, Cecelia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1868; Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Owensboro’, and med. soc. of Hardin co.; pliys. to Cecelian male coll, and Bethlehem female coll. Averill L. II., (h) Cadiz. Ayer A. H., Long Falls Creek. Ayer A. O., Long Falls Creek. Ayres , Danville. Bacon Charles Park, Cadiz. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861, and med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1865. Bacon T. L., Roaring Spring. Baford J. A., Newburgh. Bagby D. M., Hamilton. Bailey C. W., Trenton. Bailey Elsey R., Columbia. Bailey I. R., Adairsville. Bailey James Marion, Ferguson’s Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); surg. army of Cumberland 3 years, 3 months. Bailey Jonathan Rice, Ferguson’s Station. M. H., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1837 ; mem- ber Am. med. asso.; reg. surg. army Cumber- land 3i years. Bailey John Steele, Stanford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; sec. med. soc. of Lincoln co.; member central dist. med. asso., med. soc. of Ky. Bailey , Keesburgh. Bailey •, Madisonville. Bailey W. M., Woodburn. Bailey W. 8., Stanford. Bairnsfather James, Cabin Creek. Baker F. A., Princeton. Baker , Columbia. Baker I., Jeffersonville. Baker J., Shelbyville. Member med. soc. of Ivy. Baker I. W., Millersbnrgh. Baker J. T., Cromwell. Baker Thomas E., Grady ville. Baker T. T., Burksville. Baldwin Francis, Warsaw. Ballard , Versailles. Baltzell Thos. W., (m) Cynthiana. Banfleld Thomas W., (e) Boone. Barber II. L., Adams’ Mills. Barber R. G., Vanceburgli. Barbonr J. EL., Falmouth. Barbour N., Goshen. Barbour Nathaniel J., Falmouth. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 185&; member med. soc. of Clermont co.; sec. med. asso. of Pendleton co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Barcley Joe., Seesburgh. Member med. soc. of Ky. Barkely D. M., Princeton. Barlow W. II., Georgetown. Barnes L. D., Paris. Barnett J. J., Rawleigh. Barnett William S., Catlettsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1861; mem- ber med. soc. of N. E. Ky. Barr J. E., Rochester. Bartlett , Elkton. Bartlett A. W., Bedford. Bartlett J. G., Franklinton. Bartlett J. W., KirkmansviUe. Bass J. K., Elkton. Bass Josiah, Mannsville. Bass Samuel J., Campbellsville. Bassett J. A., Providence. Bates Lyon, Buck Horn. Batson John D., Oddville. Baugh Abraham, Jamestown. Bayless J. C., Grayson. Bayless R. II., Nebo. Baysinger D. H., Hardinsburgh. Beadle M. C., Wingos Station. Beadles A. B., Wingos Station. Beade A. G., Cynthiana. Beale J. A. Member med. soc. of Ky. Beard William Force, Christiansburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1858-; mem- ber Lvdenham soc. of Henry co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Beaucliamp J. R., Edmonton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854. Beauchamp R. N., Russellville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850. Beck Jesse, Woodville. Becker J. W., Paducah. Member med. soc. of Ky. Beckham , Midway. Beckett E., Albany. Bedford T. W., Whitesville. Beeler George, Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1855, and Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Ky., Am. med. asso. 264 BEL KENTUCKY BRO Bell D., Lexington. Bell T. S., Louisville. Bell J. W., Mt. Vernon. Bell W. IT., Carlisle. Belt W. II., Upper Blue Licks. Benjamin Estes P., Middleburgh. Bennett , Foxtown. Bennett L., Russellville. Bennett W. S., Massack. Bentley A. E., Sebree City. Bentley W. 11., Woodstock. Benton C., Centreville. Berry , La Grange. Berry Batt., Lexington. Berry , Uniontown. Berry J. F., Henderson. Berry J. T., La Grange. Berry John W., Big Blaine. Berry Samuel L., Cromwell. Berry W. J., Hartford. Berryman J. R., Xew Castle. Best , Paducah. Best J. A., Millersburgh. Bethel J. T., Poole’s Mills. Bethel R. L., Mossville. Beverly X. II., (m) Williamstown. Bibb F. J., Greensburgli. Biggers C. W., Xebo. Biggs Reuben C., Webbville. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856. Biggstaff O. S., Owingsville. Bingham William L.. Columbia. Binkley Jno. T., Ford’s Ferry. Bird H., Millburn. Bird Thomas, Covington. Birkliead J. F., Shepherdsville. Black E. IL, Frankfort. Member med. soc. of Ky. Black , Shelbvville. Blackerby J. C., Berlin. Blackerby Jno. X., Berlin. Blades , Mt. Sterling. Blades G. M., Jericho. Blain W. P. M., Waynesburgh. Blair J. II. Member med. soc. of Ky. Blair William. Glen’s Fork. Blair , Hopkinsville. Member med. soc. of Kv. Blakeley W. A., Belleview. Blakly Thos. Churchill, Olmstead Station. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 185b. Blane Henry, Linton. Blanford C. T., St. Mary’s. Blanford T. W., West Louisville. Blankenkaker L. A., Van Dyke’s Mills. Blanton Carter, Hickman. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Blanton J. F., Xew Liberty. Blanton W. IL, Union. ‘ M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Blaw John II., Covington. Blincoe A. G., Loretto. Blincoe B. B., West Louisville. Blinco F. M., Hardingsburgh. Blount Lemen, Shady Grove. Blunt C. J., Beallville. Board D. M.. Hardingsburgh. Boarman C. F., Booneville. Boary C. I)., Xew Providence. Boffins F., (m) Estelle Flatts. Bolling W. S. B., Wadesborough. Bohon John Thomas, Duncansville. M. D., raed. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of Mercer co., med. soc. of Lincoln co., med. soc. of Bugle co., central med. asso. of Ky., and med. soc. of Ky. Bolling J. B., Perryville. Bonar J. C., Flower Creek. Bondurant J. C., Goshen. Boogs Robert, Murray. Boon C. W., Mason Creek. Boon S. X., Wolf Creek. Bornland C. A., Earlington. Boswell Geo. W., Slielbyville. Boswell W. E., Mayfield. Bott Samuel T., Roseville M. D., Ky. school of med., 1868. Botts W. X., Bagdad. Bourne J. D., Owenton. Bowling I., Adairsville. Bowman S. F., (m) Miller’s Creek. Bowman William, Tolesborongh. Boyd A. S. II., Carrsville. Boyd J., Morganfield. Boyd J. A., Boydsville. Boyd W. A., Mayfield. Boyd , Hopkinsville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Boyle G. G., Uniontown. Boyle II. Dexter, Xebo. Bradford J. J., Augusta. Bradford J. Taylor, Augusta. Bradford Thomas T., Augusta. M. D., Jefferson med. coll , 1868. Bradshaw A. L., Carrsville. Brammer C. M., Fulton’s Station. Brandon P. O., Caneyville. Brandon R. W., Caneyville. Breckenridge S. P., Danville. Briggs James C., Bowling Green. Briggs J. M., Franklin. Briggs John M., Bowling Green. Bright E. C., Eminence. Bright J. F., Colville. Bright Joseph T., Cyntliiana. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868. Bright J. W., Lexington. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ. (no date); corres. member gynecological sod. of Boston ;— author of a work “ On various Diseases of our Countryon “ Midwifery and Diseases of Wo- men and Child.also on “ Cancer.” Bristol M., Marion. Brock Edward, (m) Paducah. Brockett W. C., Ililton. Brockman W. L., Cane Valley. Bronaugh G. W.. Crab Orchard. Brooks John G., Paducah. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Brothers D. W., Buckeye. Broughman J. X., Flat Lick. Brown Bluford, (m) Stave Branch. Brown C. II., Hawesville. Brown , Springfield. Brown E. A., Grider. Brown , Pembroke. I Brown , Reidsville. Brown G., Little Eagle. Brown II., Ilustonville. Member med. soc. of Ky. BRO KENTUCKY. CHA 265 Brown James A., Bridgeville. Brown J. J., Valley Oak. Brown J. M., (m) Hopkinsville. Brown J. S., Napoleon. Brown J. S., Lexington. Brown M. D., Williams. Brown M. S., Mt. Olivet. Brown N. B., Ghent. Brown S. W., Mt. Vernon. Member med. soc. of Ky. Brown Thomas, Tompkinsville. Brown W. A., Parksville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Brown W. E., Cave Spring. Brown William F., Williams’ Store. Browne F. G., Beechland. Browning , Madisonville. Bruce J. M., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Brumson C. S., Eddyville. Brumback P. A., Jr., (m) Williamstown. Bryan A. II., Calhoun. Bryan John S., Crittenden. Bryan W. R., Franklin. Member med. soc. of Ky. Bryant Geo. S., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Bryant J. II., Columbus. Bryant R. T., Georgetown. Bryant S. B., Brownsborough. Buchanan , Springfield. Buchanan Elijah, Greensburgh. Buck J., Lexington. Buekner Garrett Davis, Lexington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Fayette co.; med. soc. of Ivy.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1 year. Buckner J. S., Cadiz. Buford L. M., Mt. Sterling. Bumgardner J. L., Rowlett’s Station. Burch James J., Nicholsville. Burch W. E., Caverna. Burdett R., Point Lick. Burdett S. L., Lancaster. Member central Ky. med. asso., med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso. Burke T., (ml New Liberty. Burkhead J. F., Sheplierdsville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Burkitt Samuel, (el Union. Burks Jesse D., Adairsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1835. Burnam E. W., Deer Creek. Burnback I). F., Havilandsville. Burne J. B., Pryorsburgh. Burnett ——, Cadiz. Burr E., Jr., Russellville. Burrows J., Guthrie. Burrows Thomas M., (m) Cannonsburgh. Bush , Lexington. Bush J. M., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. BushR. R., Smithland. Bush W. N., Lancaster. Bushing W. A., Fredonia. Butler C. F., Waco. Butler , Mayfield. Buzzell D. J., Wingos Station. Byers A. R., Red Oak. Byland C., Independence. Byland .T. C., Independence. Byrne W. J., Russellville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Byrum E., Hickman. Calion Fred., Hopkinsville. Cain W. S., Marion. Caldwell , Harrodsburgh. Caldwell L. C., Cave City. Caldwell S. B., Paducah. Callihan Chas. S., Prestonhurgh. Gallon William M., Cordova. Calloway A., Paducah. Calvert Geo. B., Perryville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Calvert J. H., Princeton. Calvert T. G., Vanderburgh. Camolian A. B., Old Town. Camp James Iv., Cromwell. Campbell G. W., Dixon. Campbell J. T., Laurel Bluff. Campbell Thomas, Olive Hill. Campbell William Henry, Vanceburgh, M. t)., Starling med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of 0. j hosp. steward O. vols. 2 years. Canter R. A., Linnville. Canter S. F., Linnville. Cantrell I., Centreville. Cannon ISP, Paris. Cardwell W. J., Russellville. Care J. A., Princeton. Carr J. A., Princeton. Member med. soc. of Ky. Carrico John, Birk’s City. Carrigan L., Hickman. Carson M. II., Smithland. Carter D. D., Versailles. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Carter F. M., Hazel Green. Carter James C., Versailles. Member med. soc. of Ky. Carter L., Camdensville. Carter W. G., West Liberty. Carter Willis G., West Liberty. Cartwell S. M., Maysville. Cartwright H. P. Member med. soc. of Warren co., and Am. med. asso. Casby Geo. B., Dixon. Cash A. W., Ferguson’s Station. Cash Chas., Clifty. Cash L. L., Howe’s Valley. Caspani Vincent, (e) Stanton. Cass W. R. N., Chicago. Cassidy J. C., Dycusburgh. Castello J. W., Monticello. Catlett H. C., Hickman. Catlett J. S., Poplar Flat. Chambers A. B., Hamilton. Chambers F., Howesville. Chambers J. M., Independence. Member med. soc. of Ky. Chambers James R., Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1852. Chambers William D., Scuffletown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Champion A. H., Eddyville. Champion W. T., Salem. Chancy Washington, (e) New Row. Chandler Samuel F., Campbellsville. 266 CHA KENTUCKY, CRA Chapell , Paducah. Chapman Geo. W., Buford. Chase L., Catalpa Grove. Chastain W. D., Ferguson’s Station. Chenault R. C., Richmond. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854. Chenault W., Xew Castle. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Chenoweth Henry, St. Mathews. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no date); member med. soc. of Ky. Chinault R. C., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ky. Chinn George, Graefenburgh. Chinn Joseph Graves, Lexington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, 1846. Chism Elijah, Stapleton. Chipley W. S., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Christian , Hew Bloomfield. Christian Jno. T., Covington. Christopher -, Elliston. Christopher II. L., Waco. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Christy L. C., Glasgow. Chumley W. X., Lawrenceburgh. Clardy C. II., Oak Grove. Clark , Winchester. Clark A. M., Alexandria. Clark A. X., Bagdad. Clark Joseph Hughes, Westonburgli. One course lect. med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872. Clark J. R., Marion. Clark J. M., Eagle’s Ilill. Clark W. H., Wadesborough. A. B., univ. of La., 1830; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1836; surg. confed. army 3 years. Clarke J. M., Foster. Clay Christ. II., Shepherdsville. Clay well I). II., Burkesville. Cleaver Samuel G., Upton. Cleaver William W., Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850; member med. soc. of Marion' co., med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso.; member Marion co. board of health. Clement E. C., Southland. Clement Franklin M., Owensborough. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member med. asso. of Green River. Clements .T. M., Carrsville. Clements J. T., Carrsville. Clements W. H., Owensborough. Coblin W. T., Port Royal. Coffee William II., (m) Buffalo Furnace. Coffee , Richmond. Coffee W. A., Kingston. Cohn F., Rock Castle. Cole William, (m) Scottsville. Coles W. J., Russellville. Coleman B. L., Chilesburgh. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Collier Felix B., Wilsonville. Collins Morgan, (m) Williams P. O. Collins Thomas, (e) Midway. Collins T. D., Henderson. Combs E. M., Manchester. Combs S. W., Bowling Green. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1«53. Compton , Russellville. Compton E. II., Cave Spring. Compton Geo. L., Henderson. Congleton William, (e) Stanton. Coughton A., Compton. Conley II. J., Stewart’s Furnace. Conner A. G., Connersville. Conner Dudley, Simpsonville. Conner Oscar, Florence. Conner T. M., Oxford. Conray W. B., Frankfort. Conway Frank Fitzpatrick, Grissom’s Landing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1859; mem- ber med. asso. of Green River. Cook A., Helena. Cook Abraham, Millwood. Cook J. J., Helena. Cook J. L., Henderson. Member med. soc. of Ky. Cook John L., Shepherdsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 18G7 ; Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1870; phys.of Henderson co. Cooke A. S., Jamestown. Coombs S. W., Bowling Green. Member med. soc. of Ky. Coons , Lower Station. Cooper James W., Smith’s Mills. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1868. Cooper Robert L., Orangeburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Cooper W. II., (e) Fordsville. Cooper W. M., Smith’s Mills. Copill T. II., Marion. Corbett W. D., Hickman. Corlis J. W. R., Brookville. Cosby , Dixon. Cosby A. D., Calhoun. Cosby G. P., Vanderburgh. Cossitt T. II., Ashburgli. Costello , Monticello. Cottrell C. E., Ilawesville. Coumbs V. W., ISTolin. Coumbs W. F., Xolin. Conner W. G., Louisa. Covington Thomas H., Wadesborough. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Marshall co., med. asso. S. W. Ky. Cowan George, Danville. A. II., centre coll., Ky., 1851; A. M., 1857 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Danville, med. soc. of Boyle co., med. soc. of Ivy., and Am. med. asso.; phys. to Ky. inst. for education of deaf mutes. Cox A. Iv., Bardstown. Cox B. ,T., (m) Martinsburgh. Cox Crawford E., (e) Stephensport. One course med. dep’t univ. of Louisville ; med. exam, for ins. co. Cox II. C., Simpsonville. Cox J. P., Livermore. Cox X. P., Princeton. Cox O. V., Bardstown. Cox S. W., Dixon. Crabtree J. W., Fountain Run. Craig , Georgetown. Craig Albert Gallatin, Ghent. A. B., Georgetown coll., 1864; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866; member and sec. med. soc. of Carroll co.; res. phys. Cincinnati hospv 1866-67. Craig B. C., Versailles. CRA KENTUCKY, DRA 267 Craig D. G., Greenville. Craig R. B., Versailles. Craig Samuel P., Stanford. Crandell S. W., Asliburgh. Crawford Alex., Bardstown. Member med. soc. of Ky. Crawford Frank, Stanton. Crawford J. W., Carrsville. Crenshaw J. W., Cadiz. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871. Crenshaw Henry F., Cave Spring. Crist B. L., Shepherdsville. Crittenden , Greenville. Crittenden D. W., Gordonsville. Crittenden R. M., Greenville. Croons L., Lexington. Crosby J. N., Sonora. Crutcher William S., Mt. Eden. Cull S. T., Monterey. Culvert J. II., Princeton. Cunningham W., Winchester. Cunningham Win. H., Stoner. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850. Curd E. B., New Providence. Curd James K., Rockfield. Curd J. L., Murray. Curie T. J., (m) Chilesburgli. Curran W. IT., Claysville. Cushing E. M., Brookville. Dahoney James, Winona. Dailey F. M., Wliitesville. Dailey Wm, Edward, Stanford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; member med. soc. of Lincoln co., and med. soc. of Ky. Dameron A. S., Cold Spring. Dameron William K., Newport. Daniel , La Fayette. Daniel Ancil, Irwine. Daniel J. M., Hazzard. Daniels M., Williamstown. Darby J. C., Winchester. Daugherty II. J., (e) Hall’s Gap Station. Daugherty T. II., Stonewall. Daugherty W. N., Stonewall. Haughty S. N., Covington. Davidge R. II. J., Princeton. Davidson A. M., Lexington. Davidson B. F., Jamestown. Davidson W. B., Scottsville. Davis B. Y., South Carrollton. Davis Charles, Lexington. Davis C., Pleasanton. Davis E. G., Madisonville. Davis Fielding, Martinsville. Davis II. C., McAfee. Davis Isaac, Georgetown. Davis J., Caseyville. Davis J. II., Somerset. Davis Jacob Trueman, West Point. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1872; (practised 8 years previously). Davis R. IT., (e) Madisonville. Davis W. R., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Davis W. T., Harfodsville. Downward J. S.. Grant’s Lick. Dean Thomas, Pikeville. Dean William H., (e) Piketon. De Berry A. M., (m) New Row. De Bois John, Texas. De Courcey William E., Newport. Deitzler Robert H., Rockiield. De Jamett John T., Flat Rock. Delard A. D., Greenup. Delve Abram, Princeton, Dempsey D. F., Madisonville. Dempsey E. H., Greenville. Dempsey W. D., Russellville. Dennis Jacob Morton, Hopkinsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Christian co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Denny T. J., West Union. Derrickson C. T., Aaron’s Run. Desha J. R., Lexington. Member med soc. of Ky. Dewiss C. P., Ashbysburgh. Dewitt J. F., Elkton. Dewpaw Peter C., Liberty. Dick A. M., Claypool. Dick G. B., (m) Monticello. Dick J. Q., (m) Monticello. Dickerson J. S., Trenton. Dickerson S. H., Black Water. Dickerson W. II., Auburn. Dickinson F. J., Kingston. Dickinson I., Kirksville. Dickinson J. T., Farmdale. Dickey J. W., Glasgow. Dillard John, Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Dillon Daniel, Mt. Carmel. Dimmitt E. C., Washington. Dishman J. M., Barboursville. Dismukes John Lynch, Mayfield. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1852; A. M., 1855 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; pres. Southwestern Ky. med. asso., 1873; member med. asso. of Ky.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Ditto Henry A.. Bradenburgh. Ditzler , Rockfield. Member med. soc. of Ky. Dix T. L., Slielbyville. Dobberke J., Newport. Dobyns T. J., Sardis. Dobyns William, Lewisburgh. Dodge T. S., Jordan’s Station. Donan D. C., Three Springs. Donm David, Bakertown. Donovan James, Wyoming. Donavan Jerry D., Cornishville. Attended lect. med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1865-66; member med. soc. of Mercer co. Doolin Thomas, Somerset. Doores William, Kingsville. Doost , Richmond. Dorris A. II., Bradley. Dorsey J. II., Corydon. Doygherty J. D., May’s Lick. Dougherty W. II., May’s Lick. Member med. soc. of Ky. Dowden J. M., La Grange. Downing F. M., Sardis. Doyle J. F., Hurricane. Dozier S. M., Millburn. Drain J. F., Paducah. Drake M. N., Smith Grove. Drake O. L., Slaughtersville. Drake R. P., Mt. Sterling. Member med. soc. of Ky. 268 DRA KENTUCKY. FER Drane Charles Harding, Briensburgli. One course Nashville med. coll. Drew II. O., Viola. Drury A. S., Covington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Drurv J. G., Knottsville. Dry W. S., Ilustonville. Drycus E., Palma. Dryden P. W., Hopkinsville. Dudley T. P., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Duerson , Oldhamsburgh. Duerson Charles, Mt. Sterling. Duerson II. G., Westport. Duke A. B , Covington. Duke Bazil C., May’s Lick. Duke John M., Maysville. Dulaney John J., Florence. Dulin J. S., Hopkinsville. Duly H. H., Smithland. Dumpsey D. F., Madisonville. Dunaway Isaac II., Springville. Duncan A. V., Bloomfield. Duncan Thomas Green, Bloomfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville. 1868; Bel- levue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Duncan G. W., Franklin. Duncan J. R., Franklin. Dunlap A. W., Danville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Dunn Adolphus, Booneville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Dunn D., Booneville. Dunn Perry N\, William’s Store. Dupin J. H., Uniontown. Dupuy J., Gratz. Dupuy W. E., Smithland. Durham Robert B., (m) Scottsville. Durrett Joel, Saloma. Duval B. F., Forks of Elkhorn. Duval II. C., Big Cliff. Duval J. E., Monterey. Duval M. W., Cromwell. Dyer C. F., (m) Moreliead. Eads Darwin Dyke, Ruddell’s Mills. Grad, of Ohio Wesleyan univ., 1855; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1859; county phys. Eaker M. II., Murray. Earl B. P., Charleston. Earl IT. O., Clinton. Early J. H., Williamsburgh. Eastland II. A., Danville. Eckert Martin, Alexandria. Eckin Solomon, Vienna. Edrington C. A., Russellville. Edwards Charles Henry, Franklin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1857. Edwards G. G., Gray Hawk. Edwards R., Covington. Edwards S. M., Princeton. Edwards T. J., Cynthiana. Edwards W. T., Caverna. Egbert A. M., Liberty. Eigner E. A., Dayton. Elder J. C., Marion. Elliott , Ballard. Elliott C. A., Woodville. Elliott B. F., Georgetown. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ellis J., Birmingham. Ellis J. C., Birmingham. Ellis J. F., Morningview. Ellis J. W., Masonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871. Ellis P. C., Ghent. Ellis Samuel, Greenup. Ellison E. E., Burkesville. Ellison E. T., Wilson ville. Ellison T. S., Burkesville. Ellison W., Kelly. Elsey John II., Columbus. Ely J. R., Milton. Embry Gideon A., Irvine. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Enlowes A. V., Mumfordville. Emmison Joseph E., Little Eagle. Enders , Paducah. Erwin George Theodore, Danville. Grad, centre coll., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1858; member med. soc. of Boyle co., central Kv. med. asso., and med. soc. of Ky. Estes Daniel W., East Fork. Estes Benj. P., Middleburgh. One full course at ltush med. coll., 1858. Etlierton J. II., Moscow. Evans , Danville. Evans Elijah, (m) Hanly. Evans , Winchester. Evans Geo. W., White Hall. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Evans , Lancaster. Evans Israel, Ludlow. Evans J., Foxtown. Evans J. B., Russellville. Evans John B., Riley’s Station. Evans Peter, Winchester. Attended lects. Transylvania univ., 1829-30; mem- ber med. soc. of Winchester. Evans P. B., Keene. Evans W. D., Ilarrodsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ky. Evans Geo. W., Foxtown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll. Everard L., Uniontown. Everly A. H., (e) Livermore. Everly II., Livermore. Everly J. M., Ceralvo. Ewing T. W., Elk Spring. Fairleigh Robert M., Hopkinsville. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Christian co., med. soc. ot Ky.; surg. Ky. vols. 3 years. FarisM.,'(e) Kirksville. Faris P. N., London. Farmer J. F., Kelson’s Furnace. Farmer N., (m) Dayton. Farmer Willis II., Keysburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1838. Farrar , La Fayette. Farris A. A., Hickman. Farris John A., Aspen Grove. Farris M., Richmond. Farter J. D., London. Fearson F. A., Newport. Feese Samuel, Columbia. Feild , Columbia. Feland William, Hopkinsville. Ferguson Hiram, Ashland. FER KENTUCKY. GIL 269 Ferguson Lewis L., Versailles. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Ferguson S. M., Prestonburgh. Ferguson T. T., Versailles. Field Geo. S., Columbia. Fields J no., Belle view. Fife A. J., Richmond. Filton R. J. R., Carlisle. Finley A. J., Auburn. Firor Sylvester V., Catlettsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member med. soc. of Ohio; first pres. med. soc. of N. E. Ky., 1868; exam. surg. U. S. pension office;— author of paper, “ Early Puncture Cephalsema- • toma,” 1870, etc. Fithian I., Midddletown. Fithian Joseph, Paris. Fithian Washington, Paris. A. B., Miami univ., 1845; A. M., 1848; M. I)., Ohio med. coll, (no date); surg. Ky. vols. 7 months. Fitzpatrick C., Columbus. Flagg Thomas W., Ghent. Flanagan James P., Powersville. Fleming John T., Elizaville. Fletcher J. W., West Point. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med., 1861; member med. soc. of Hardin co. Floyd B., Cairo. Floyd John T., Mannsville. Floyd J. W., (m) Lincolnville. Floyd William, Mannsville. Floyd W. B., Cairo. Foote S., Bewleville. Forbes C. C., Glasgow. Ford C. L., Stamping Ground. Ford D. J., Smith’s Grove. Form W., Keysburgh. Foreman Joseph, Port Royal. M. D., Ky. school of ined., 1860; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Forline Henry Harrison, Franklin. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1801. Forman Geo. Washington, High Grove. M. D., Louisville med. inst., 1843; member med. soc. of Louisville^med. .soc. of Ky.; surg. in hosp. 2 years. Forrest Green, Loretto. Foss Sidney A., Laconia. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Ky.; chairman of com. on registration in state soc. Foster D. M., Hopkinsville. Foster Isaac, Buck Horn. Foster J. D., Wallonia. Foster J. II., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Foster Thomas W., Lexington. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1844; mem- ber med. soc. of Ky., board of health; surg. confed. army;—author of articles in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1868. Fox C., Henderson. Francis John Augustus, (h) Visalia. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1868; attended homoeo. med. coll. 3 months. Frank Jno. II. W., Bewleville. Frank W. G., Williamstown. Franklin , Booneville. Franklin Benj., Golden Pond. Frazer A. D., Minerva. Frazier J. W., La Fayette. Frazier A. R., (m) Louisa. Frazier J. M., Germantown. Frazier R. C., Greenville. Frederick A. S., Slielbyville. Freeman I). L., Floydsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ky. Freeman F., Dukedom. Freeman J. II., (m) Big Hill. Freeman L., Beard’s Station. Frisbie I. B. S., Monticello. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1853. Fristoe R. II., Yiola Station. Frith W. W., Carlisle. Fry mire J. B., Union Star. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1867; ad eund. degree Ky. school of med., 1868. Fuqua M. II., Morgantown. Fuqua S. II., Beverly. Fuqua William Morton, Newstend. M. D., univ. of Va., and med. coll, of Va. (no dates); member So. Christian med. soc.; surg. confed. army during war. Furlay John, Crittenden. Furman Sami., Henderson. Furman W. B., Henderson. Furnish T. O., Birdsville. Fubrell Dank, Paducah. Gailbraith J. B., Lebanon Junction. Gaines G. W., Franklin. Gaines Richard W., Hopkinsville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Gains F. II., Ghent. Gains , Hopkinsville. Gains Thomas 1ST., Sr., Greensburgh. Gaither W. N., Harrodsburgli. Gale II. B., New Liberty. Gale R. II., New Liberty. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso. Gann Thomas, Jamestown. Gano S. G., Georgetown, Gantz Joseph, (m) Greenup. Gardner , Frankfort. Gardner W. II., Munfordsville. Garnett W. E., Cave City. Garnett , Versailles. Garrard J., Elkton. Garvin Thomas II., Caverna. Gault J. W., Murphysville. Gaward J. A., (e) Elkton. Gefferton W. B., Paducah. Geogeheyan E. A., River View. George E. T., Van Buren. Gibbert R. B., Owensborough. Gibbs J. C.. Camdenville. Gibney W. B., Sulphur Wells. Gibney R. A., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Gibson II. M., Paducah. Gilbert F. G., (m) Manchester. Gilbert Hugh, Wadesborough. Gilbert Robert S., Waterford. Gilbert R. B., Owensborough. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville (no date); member med. soc. of Owensborough, and med. asso. of Green River; city phys. of Owens- borough ; act. med. cadet 1 year; act. ass’t surg. 8 months. Gilbert W. W., Palma. 270 GIL KENTUCKY. HAR Gill J. M., Allensville. Gillam W. T., Livermore. Gilliams A., Marion. Gillespy C. F., (m) Franklin. Gilson II. M., Paducah. Gingles Jno. T., Murray. Gish D. J., (h) Hopkinsville. Givens , La Grange. Givens G. W., (m) Danville. Glass F., Franklin. Glass W. C., Booneville. Glenn J. A., Casky’s Station. Glenn J. T., (e) Sacramento. Glock Fred., (m) Dayton. Goalder M. P., Greensburgli. Goble Isaac, John’s Creek. Goodloo D. S., Jr., Lexington. Goodman A. W., Union. Goodman G. N., Texas. Goodman J., Middletown. Goodwin B., Chilesburgh. Goodwin D. G., Chilesburgh. Gordon J. G., Pekin. Gordon P. A., (h) Maysville. Goslee James, Campbellsburgh. Goslee L. E., Campbellsburgh. Goss Benjamin F. W., River View. M. D., Thompsonian Reform coll., 1841; eclec. inst., Cincinnati, 1858; member eclec. national med. soc.; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year. Gourley J. M., Hickman. Grabfelden B., Ilardinsburgh. Grady Jno. II., Albany. Graham E. J., Woodsonville. Graham J. B., Wadesboro’. Graham R. T., Litchfield. Graham Salathiel K., (h) Flat Lick. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1848; surg. 2 years. Granninger C. C., (m) Newport. Grannis William R., Flemingsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Graves G. C., Middletown. Graves G., Chilesburgh. Graves T. M., Murray. Graves M. S., Dycusburgh. Gravier S. R., Paces. Gravis J. W., (m) Fitzburgli. Gray J. L., Cuba. Green Beel, Lexington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Green D. M., Smithland. Green I. O., Hamilton. Green James, Springfield. Green J. C., Glasgow. Greene W. B., Tompkinsville. Greenly T. B., River View. Greer John W., (h) Stateley’s Run. Gregory L. L., Hawesville. Gremis L. A., Concord. Griffin Albert, ITawesville. Griffin Tyler, Hartford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Grimes E. D., Athens. Member med. soc. of Ky. Grimes Lewis A., Concord. M. D., Starling med. soc., 1861; Jefferson med. coll., 1862 ; member Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 1 year. Grimstead C. T., Temple Ilill. M. D., med. univ. of Louisville, 1868. Grimstead R. IT., Shelby City. Grogan It. L., Murray. Grooms S. II., Hickman. Gross F. W., Frenchburgh. Groves A. It., Fairmount. Grubbs J. S., Beverly. Grubbs .J. T., (m) Pembroke. Grubbs M., Caseyville. Grubbs Thomas Henry, Russellville. Grad. Russellville acad.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1856; member Am. med. asso.; post surg. U. S. general hosp. Grubbs William B., Warsaw. Guerant Edward Owings, Mt. Sterling. A. E., centre coll, of Danville; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Guerant H. E., Sharpsburgh. Guerrant Richard P., Middleton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Gully J. W., Harmony. Gunkell Henry, (h) Newport. Gunstead C. T., Temple Hill. Gust J., New Castle'. Hackney J. W., Rocky Hill Station. ITaessig F., Paducah. Ilage D. S., (m) Campton. Haggard A. A., Tompkinsville. Haggard D. R., Burksville. Hale Caleb, Whitesville. Hale Josiah, Owensborough. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Owensborough, med. soc. of Kv., and Am. med. asso.;—author of paper “ On Treatment of Pneumonia,” 1870; “On Treat- ment of Malarial Fever,” 1870, etc. Hall , Glasgow. Hall George N., Pitt’s Point. Hall J. C., Poplar Grove. M. P., Ohio med. coll., 1873. Hall J. R., Georgetown. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hall Luther C., Newton. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hall , Owensborough. Hall J. It., Georgetown. Hall S. J., High Grove. Hall , Richmond. Hall T., Falmouth. Hall Thomas G., Milford. Hall William, Cross Roads. Hall W., Conklin Station. Ilalsey David, (m) ITazle Green. Halton J. II., (h) Germantown. Hamer Taylor, Westonburgh. Hamilton John A., Lexington. Hampton John, (m) Lexington. Hampton S. E., Milton. Hancock J. C., Bedford. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1866. Ilanis J. M., (m) Richmond. Ilanis J. W., (ml Richmond. Hanna W. M., Henderson. Hanna J. A., Mt. Sterling. Happens W. II., Lebanon. Harber S. W., Beechland. Harcourt TV. W., Long Run. Hardin II. R., Franklin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Hardwick G. A., Olive. Hargan Thomas J., Pitt’s Point. HAR KENTUCKY, HOL 271 Harlan , Harrodsburgh. Harlan W. B., Danville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Harley D. G., Smithland. Ilarnerd Benjamin, Hudsonville. Harper M. R., Ruddel’s Mills. Ilarralson B. F., Delaware. Harris , Richmond. Harris C. L., Carrsville. Harris F. M., Butler. Harris J. L., Bainbridge. Harris Lucien J., Rich Pond Grove. Harris S., Owensborough. Harris Samuel Justus, Pleasant Point. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872. Hart II. C., Winchester. Member med. soc. of Ky. Harvey C. M., Middletown. Haskins B. A., Guthrie. Hassig F., Paducah. Hatcher E. M., Cave City. Hatcher W. E., Richelieu. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hatchitt James Gunn, Frankfort. A. B., Bacon coll, of Harrodsburgh, 1844; M. D., Evansville med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Ky.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Hawes C. N., Paris. Hawkins B. A., Guthrie. Hawkins E. F., (e) Hardinsburgh. Hawkins J. R., Frankfort. Hawkins J. II., Haddock’s Ferry. ' Hawthorn M. O., Blandville. Hayden , Taylorsvi lie. Hayes John Britain, Ellwood. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1850. Hayne S. P., Maxwell’s Mills. Member med. soc. of Ky. Ilaynes C., Grayson Springs. Haynes Charles, Reedyville. Ilaynes Samuel, Masonville. Hays Lewis G., Creelsborough. Hazelwood J. R., Allendale. Head E. B., Franklin. Heady James J., Elk Creek. Healy John, Raywick. Heavrin J. M., (e) Hartford. Hedges David R., (e) Springdale. Hedges T. W., Colemansville. Helm W. D., Bowling Green. Member med. soc. of Ky. Herndon O. P., (m) Barbourville. Henderson Benj. Coles, (m) Bowling Green. Henderson J. A., Clinton. Henderson J. T., Keysburgh. Henderson W. W., Covington. Ilendly J., Farmington. Henderson , Clinton. Hendren Geo. Marion, Sulphur Well. One full course lect. at Ind. med. coll., 1873. Hendrick John Garland, Rochester. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1866; ad. eund. med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1868; member Drake acad. of med., Ind., and med. soc. of Ky.;—au- thor of paper “ On Contagion,” 1866; “ Slough- ing of Scrotum and its Reproduction,” 1872. Hendricks A. A., Wooldridge’s Store. Hendricks T. S., (e) Greensburgh. Hendrickson M. D., Adairville.' Hendrix C. T., Connersville. Henly James, Farmington. Henry D. M., (m) Cynthiana. Henry Jolm, Connersville. Henry J. L., (m) Boyd’s Station. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med., 1865. Henry L. T., Russellville. Henry W. M., Hanson. Hensley J. W., Kiddville. Herald G., Trenton. Herring , Lancaster. Herndon Charles L. C., Lexington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll. 1858. Herndon J. T., Keysburgh. Herndon F. C., Carlisle. Herndus T., Weston. Herndus W. W., Weston. Heston R. Z., Litchfield. Heston Silas, Hardinsburgh. Ilewington J. II., Auburn. Hickman Jolm A., Clayvillage. Hickman John F., Bardstown. Hickman L. B., Hopkinsville. Hickman R., Elkton. Hickman S. B., Elkton. Hickman W. A., Owensborough, Iliestan O. P., Casey’s Creek. Iliggason William A., Oceola. Higginson M. D., Rio. Higginson S. R., Centre. Hilbert J. L., Franklin. Ilill B. W., Russellville. Hill , Lancaster. Hill J. W., Sayer’s Depot. Ilill R. T., Mt. Sterling. Hill W., Cromwell. Hillsman William Henry, Livermore. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; pres. med. soc. of Green River. Hilt W. M., (h) Hopkinsville. Hines Daniel C., Keysburgh. Attended lectures med. dep’t univ. of Nashville; practised 20 years. Hines II., Highland. Hinkle Charles, Hinkleville. ITiser James M., Paris. Hoag J., Frencliburgh. Hobbes M. H., Mt. Washington. Hobbs B. II., Owensborough. Hobbs Nicholas N., Mt. Washington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hobbs Smith M., Mt. Washington. Hobbs L. C., Sugar Grove. Hockadly W. S., Richmond. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Hocken S. G., Stanford. Ilocker , Hustonville. Ilockersmith E. S., (mi Lawrenceville. Hodge F. M., Rocky Hill. Hodge Henry, Marion. Hodge J. A., Henderson. Hodgen Robert Thomas, Campbellsville. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1860; member med. soc. of Ky. Hodges A., Henderson. Hodges Jefferson. Cross Plains. Ilodges Thomas P., Greensburgh. Hogan Martin, Briensburgh. Holbrook C., (m) Traveller’s Rest. Holcomb George, Auburn. Iloleman Jeff., Claysville. 272 IIOL KENTUCKY, JON Ilolifield J. R., Priorsburgh. Ilollace W. L., Fountain Run. Holland G. U., (mi Clover Bottom. Holland J. T., Auburn. Holland J. W. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member Am. med. asso. Holland M. W., Paducah. Ilollis John M., Franklin. Holloway John W., Keene. Ilollowell J. P., Princeton. Holmes Harrison, Louisa. Holmes J. T., Williams’ Store. Holmes Jesse W., Cloverport. Holmes Timothy, Hawesville. Ilolt J. P., Murray. Holt John R., Cloverport. Holt W. M., Ray wick. Homes J. C., Princeton. Honaker Cornelius, Yanceburgli. Attended one full course med. coll, of Ohio, 1S60. Hood J. Turner, Richmond. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Hood J. S., Moorefield. Hood R. F., Fitzburgli. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Hopper Joel, Jamestown. Hopper W. N., Lebanon. Hopson H., Paris. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hopson Joseph, Canton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Ilopson W. IL, Hopkinsville. Ilorrell Thomas R., Pitt’s Point. Howard B. P., Woodbury. Howard J. H., Morgantown. Howard R. J., Mayfield. Howard T., Long Falls Creek. Howard T. Y., South Carrollton. Howard W. J., Blandville. Howell W. II., Oakville. Ilowle W. P., Barlow City. Hubbard Charles Henry, Hickman. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866. Hubbard G. G., Mumfordsville. Hudgin Thomas W., Mount Savage. Huffman A. G., Stanford. Huffman C. B., Stanford. Huffman William, (m) Lancaster. Hughes J. T., Liberty. Hughes N. Q., Columbia. Iluler Max, Covington. Humber W. C., Sparta. Humphrey S. L., Clinton. Humphries, J. P., Crossland. Hunn George, Hustonville. Member med. soc. of Ky. Hunn W., Middleburgh. Hunsaker A. R., Mayfield. IIunt Alexander, Rochester. Hunt James A., Harredsburgh. Hunt J. AT., Mount HI riel. Hunt William H., (h) Covington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Hunter Alex., Washington. Hunter M., Burkesville. Hurst G. N., Middletown. Hutchins AY J.. Marrowbone. Hutchings G. AY., Olmstead. Hutching J. AY., Henryville. Ingals Ed., Paris. Ireland J. B., Lewisport. Irvin Geoi’ge Whitfield, Benton. M. I)., Cleveland med. coll., 1S55;—author of paper, “ Vital Statistics of Marshall Co., Ky.” Irwin W. S., Sonora. Ishmael J. AY. M. D., Jefferson med. cdll., 1872. Jackman J. M., Creelsborough. Jackson Ashford, Hanley. Jackson B. F., Rolling Mill. Jackson John Davis, Danville. A. B., centre coll., Ib54; A. M., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857; member med. soc. of Boyle co.; cor. sec. med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso.; surg. confed. army 2J years. Jackson J. M., Columbus. Jackson 1ST., Gravel Switch. Jackson S. A., Paradise. Jacobs Jonathan M., im) Milford. James , Russellville. James A. D., Laurel Bluff. James Geo. L., Hinkleyville. Jameson C. G., Paducah. Janes J. A., Monticello. Jarboe James R., Yelvington. Jarrott William, (m) Keene. Jasper T. M.. (e) Nicholasville. Jeanson J. A’, Newport. Jefferson G. II., Canton. Jefferson T. B., Cadiz. Jefferson W. B., Elkton. Jeffrey T. R. W., Crittenden. Jeffries L. C., Side View. Jenkins , Slaugliterville. Jenkins Abraham, Tompkinsville. Jenkins J. T., Umontown. Jenkins W. L., Madisonville. Jennings William, Richmond. Jepson J. J., Glasgow. Jervis John L., John’s Creek. Jesse B. A., Eminence. Jessup D. II., Covington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Jett William IT., Rawlett’s Depot. Jewell 1). P., Blandville. Jividen William L., Ilazle Green. Johnson D., Westport. Grad. Miami univ., 1854; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, I860; member med. soc. of Ky. Johnson E. G., Salyersville. Johnson G. W.. Adairsville. Johnson J. A., Williamstown. Johnson John M., Louisa. Johnson J. W., Owenton. Johnson S. B., Green Castle. Johnson T. B., Glasgow. Johnson T. 8., (m) Frankfort. Johnson W. C., Williamstown. Johnson W. L., Charleston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1S57. Johnson W. S., Fredonia. Jolmston J. C., Ghent. Johnston Samuel, (m) Raccoon. Jones A. M., East Fork. Jones E. D., Lockport. Jones E. II., Lexington. Jones Ilenry C., Bristow Station. Jones IT. S., Corydon. Jones Josiah Allen, Mill Spring. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., It67. JON KENTUCKY. LET 273 Jones James E., Brandenburgh. Jones J. L., Lockport. Jones , Pleasanton. Jones , Morganfield. Jones Lewis Jefferson, Hillsborough. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1868; U. IS. exam, surg.; ass’t surg. Ky. vols. 4 years. Jones M. Goldsmith, Hillsborough. Jones Richard, Cane Valley. Jones T. J., Bristow Station. Jones W. B., Ferguson’s Station. Jones W., Grayson. Jones W. II., Monterey. Jones William Henry, Independence. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869. Jones , Princeton. Jones W. 8., Claypool’s Mills. Jordan William Absalom, Clinton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. Juett D. P., Bland ville. Juggers E. L., Mumfordsville. Jules C., Covington. Juler H. C undell, Covington. Member med. soc. of Covington and Newport, and Am. med. asso. Kahr F., (m) Covington. Kash C. F., Gill’s Mills. Kavenaar C. II., Covington. Kearns Charles, Covington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Keckly C., Hillsboro’. Keene Robert W., Russellville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Keith W. G., Augusta. Keller James M. Member med. soc. of Ky., and Am. med. asso. Kelley B. F., (e> Piketon. Kelley 1)., Paris. Kendall T. I)., Morgantown. Kennady J. D., Rock Castle. Kennedy II. G., Henryville. Kenner A., Fairview. Kenney C. F., Bewleyville. Kenny William, Paris. M. D., Louisville med. inst., 1845. Keplinger Michael J., Rumsey. One full course, Louisville, Ky., 1861. • Kerris J. T. W., Sherburne. Kidd J. M.j Carrsville. Killan David, Paris. Kimbly John F., Owensborough. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Kincaid James D., Catlettsburgh. Kinchclos A. M., Hardinsburgh. King J. A., Walnut Grove. King John William, Covington. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1841; surg. confed. army 4 years; was one of the eds. of “Journal of Medical and Physical Sciences,” 1852-55. King Miles, Covington. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1872. King M. G., Bryantsville. Member med. soc. of Ky. King Robert M., Madisonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. King Thomas H., Paradise. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1854. King , La Fayette. Kintz G. II., Webster. Kirby S. G., (m) Irwin. Kirkpatrick J., Fredonia. Kirkpatrick W. D., Fredonia. Kirtley B. W., Warsaw. Kitchell II. A., Robertson’s Station. Kitchen A. A., Henderson. Klarenade C. II., Covington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Knott L. D., Bradfordsville. Knox Allen M., Taylorsville. Knox J. B., Lewisport. Knox W. R., Whitesville. Kumey William, Paris. Kyle Thomas, Ilarrodsburgh. Member med. toe. of Ky. Lackland E. A., Long Falls Creek. Lackey John, (e) Hardinsburgh. Lackey Thomas S., Woodbnrn. Lain J. J., Wingos Station. Lambuth W. W., Elizabethtown. Lamen W. B., Westonburgh. Lamping T. E., Ovvensborougli. Landers R., Paducah. Landis J. A., Priorsburgh. Landman J. D., Mayfield. Landman W. L., Mayfield. Landrum , Pleasant Ridge. Lane J. S., Pine Grove. Lane J. W., Russellville. Lani James L., Pine Grove. Lapsley John B., McAfee. M D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. La Rue J. II., Salem. La Rue John Richard, Woodbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1850. La Rue M. W., Salem. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1867. Larue T. B., Oakland. Lasley Y. H., Three Springs. Lassing II. C., Union. Lathrop J. T., (m) Smithland. Lavay W. P., Columbus. La will W. II., Murphysville. Lay W. II., Fountain Run. Layton Berry S., (e) Concord. Layton Charles William, Rockport. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1873. Layton T. K., Versailles. Member med. soc. of Ky. Layton W. M., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Leake N. G., Kew Haven. M. D., univ. of Mo., 1852; med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853. Lee G. R., Harmony. Lee Henry, (e) Piketon. Lee Joseph, Kew Columbus. Lee S., Nolin. Lee W. A., Smithland. Lester J., Hardinsville. Lester J. M., (h) Princeton. Letcher Benj., Henderson. Letcher James Hughes, Henderson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1873 ; mem- ber Drake acad. of med.; sec. Henderson med. club. Letcher J. T., Lexington. Member med. soc. of Ky. Letcher R., Henderson. 274 LET KENTUCKY. McE Le Tillin , Princeton. Level , Oak Grove. Lewis A. S., Greensburgh. Lewis Charles Dixon, Hinckleyville. A. B., Norwich univ., 1838 ; A. M., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1841. Lewis D. B., Vine Grove. Lewis E. Ib, Dry Ridge. Lewis F. D., Lewisport. Lewis F. M., Stanford. Lewis Gus., Kirkmansville. Lewis Geo. W., Stoner. Lewis H. II., of Ky. Whitney J. W., Lexington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Ky. Whitson H. H., Earl’s. Whitt R. S., Louisa. Whittingher E. II., Br., Bowdoin coll., 1830; member med. asso, of Maine. Parker Alexander M., Stevens’ Plains. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Parker John S., Lebanon. Parker Noah O., North Fryburgh. Parker N. T., Brunswick. PAR MAINE. SEV 303 Parsons Alexander, Portland. Parsons Charles A., St. Albans. Member med. soc. of Somerset co., and med. asso. of Maine. Parsons Charles A., Caribou. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1847; member med. soc. of Maine, and med. asso. of Somerset co.. Parsons D. E., Stetson. Parsons David E., South Norridgewock. Member med. soc. of Maine. Parsons J. A., Windham. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Patten S. A., Monson. Member med. soc. of Piscataquis co., med. asso. of Maine. Payne A. B., (h) Bath. Payne Fred. AY., (h) Bath. Payne Wm. E., (h) Bath. Peabody A. G., Machias. Peabody Edward, AYest Buxton. Pearlie Geo. L., AVilton. Pease George M., Harrison. Pendleton Lewis AY., Belfast. Member med. soc. of AYaldo co., and med. asso. of Maine. Peobles A. M., Norway. Perkins Chas. B., Phippsburgh. Perkins D. C., (m) North Vassalborough. Perley Daniel J., (m) Old Town. Perley Thomas F., Bridgeton. Perry Daniel O., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., and med. asso. of Afaine. Philoon Chas. E., Dixfield^ Pierce Geo. A., (m) Lewiston. Pierce John A., Canton. Pike Ezra B., Farmington. Plaisted E. P., Farmington. Plimpton A. F., Gardiner. Member med. soc. of Maine. Pollard A. AY., North Chesterville. Pollard J. B., South Orrington. Porter B. 2d, Newport. Alember med. soc. of Maine. Porter Chas C., Calais. Porter George Thaeker, Calais. M. D., phys. and surg. coll, of New York city, 1859; city phys. Porter S. K., Mercer. Potter N. P., Bridgeton. Pratt John T., New Sharon. M. D., Bowdoin coll., 1856; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years. Preble Melvin, Bangor. Prescott E. K., Monmouth. Proctor AVilliam B., New Sharon. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1858; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass. Provencher Raphael, (m) Biddeford. Pulsifer Moses R., (h) Ellsworth. M. D., Bowdoin coll., 1822; kon. member Cali- fornia med. soc. of homoeo. practitioners; mem- ber Am. inst. of homoeo. Pulsifer N. G. II., (h) Waterville. Purinton A. M., Levant. Pusher Harris, Hartland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862. Putnam Israel, Bath. Member med. soc. of Sagadahoc co., and med. asso. of Alaine. Putnam J., Bath. Putnam Jere. S., Yorke. Reynolds Chas. H., Gorham. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Reynolds H. A., Winn. Rich A. W., Jackson. Richards J. A., Strong. Member med. asso. of Maine. Richards Lemuel, Kennebunk. Richardson Andrew Hobart, Corinna. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1867. Richardson Joel, Rockland. Ricker R. R., Lewiston. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine. • Ripley Elias S., (m) Portland. Roche Edward Paul, (h) Bath. M. D., Maine med. school, and coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no dates); surg. U. S. army 2 yrs. Robbins John, Jr., South Norridgewock. Member med. asso. of Maine. Robbins J. II., Machias. Robbins Sylvester, (m) Bridgeton. Roberts F. A., (h) North Vassalborough. Robinson C. B.,Dixmont. Robinson J. B., (h) Gardiner. Robinson W. C., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., and med. asso. of Maine. Rogers John C., Pembroke. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Rogers Luther, Patten. Ross Owen, Kennebunk. Ross Oliver E., Rockport. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 21 years. Rowell Chas. H., Kendall’s Mills. Member med. soc. of Maine. Rowell Marcus, (h) Clinton. Russell Edmund, Lewiston. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., med. asso. of Maine. Russell Frank H., Kingfield. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. asso. of Franklin co. Sanborn B. T., Augusta. Sanborn Caleb, (m) South Berwick. Sanborn Bigelow T., Augusta. M. D., Maine med. school, 1866; member med. soc. of Kennebec co., med. asso. of Maine; ass’t supt. insane hosp. Sanger Eugene F., Bangor. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1849; hon. A. M., AVater- ville coll., 1857; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member med. asso. of Penobscot co., med. asso. of Maine ; ass’t surg. U. S. marine hosp., 1853; at Blackwell’s Island hosp., 1854; surg. gen’l of Maine; surg. and brig. surg. U. S. army 4 years. Savage J. W., (hi Wiscasset. Sawyer Ira C., Naples. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Sawyer James, Biddeford. Seavey Calvin, Bangor. Member med. soc. of (Maine. Seavey H. H., Bangor. Member med. soc. of Maine. Severance Eben F., Limerick. 304 SEY MAINE SWE Severance Russell, (m) Bradford. Severy James B., Farmington. Member med. asso. of Maine. Seymour D. E., (h) Calais. Shannon N., Cape Elizabeth. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Shattuck L. A., (h) Augusta. Shattuck Wm. P., (n) Waterford. Shaw A. O., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Sherman O. G., Camden. Sibley Wm. II., (e) Augusta. Sleeper Frank E., Sabatus. A. B., Bates’ coll, of Lewiston, 1867; A. M., 1870 ; M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., tutor Bates’ coll., 1 year. Small , Eastport. Small Gilbert M., (m) Harrington. Small Harrison, Gardiner. Small Horatio N., Portland. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1862; treas. med. soc. of Cumberland co.; member med. soc. of Maine, and board of health; exam. surg. for pension office ; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Small , Belfast. Small John M., Lewiston. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., med. asso. of Maine. Small J. W., Lisbon. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., med. asso. of Maine. Small R. D., North Pownal. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Small Sami., Temple. Small William B., East Livermore. Smart W. R., Camden. Smith A. K. G., North Whitefield. Smith Frederick A., Surry. Smith II. S. B., Bowdoinham. Member med. asso. of Maine. Smith J. A., Aina. A. B., Philips acad., Exeter, N. II., 1820; M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1829. Smith J. R. N., Pembroke. M. D., Maine med. school, 1867. Smith J. V., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Sagadahoc co.; med. asso. of Maine. Smith Wm. H., Hiram. Snow Albion P., Winthrop. M. D., Maine med. school, 1854; pres. med. asso. of Maine, 1872-3. Snow Charles Wesley, Skowhegan. A. B., Colby univ., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Maine med. school, 1860; member med. asso. of Somerset co., med. asso. of Maine; ass’t surg. U. S. gen’l hosp. 1 year. Snow E. P., Atkinson. Member med. asso. of Maine. Snow William, Skowhegan. Sowell James H., Ferry Village. Spaulding J. P., Bingham. Member med. soc. of Maine. Spaulding Jonathan, Houghton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Spear David D., Kennebunk. A. B., North Yarmouth classical school, 1859; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. of Cumberland co., med. asso. of Maine. Sprague Setli 13., Milo. Member med. see. of Maine. Springall Joseph, Dexter, btudied in England ; visited liosp. in Quebec; hon. M. D., med. school of Maine; in practice over 40 years. Springer William, Belgrade. Stanley F. A., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. asso. of Maine. Staples George D., North Berwick. Member med. asso. of Maine. Stearns Charles, St. George. Stearns Isaac H., Augusta. Surg. nat. asylum for vol. soldiers. Stephens A. J. W., Parkman. Stephens Horace, Skowhegan. M. 1)., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Somerset co., med. soc. of Maine; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stephens John P., New Gloucester. Stephens W. H., New Portland. Member med. asso. of Maine; pres. med. asso. of Somerset co., 1869-70. Stevins O., Bumford. Stickney Geo. W., North Anson. M. D., Bowdoin coll., 1825; surg. of cavalry 1831 to 1840. Stockman Chas. W., Portland. M. D., med. dep’t of Georgetown coll., D. C., 1865; member med. soc. of Cumberland co., and med. soc. of Maine. Stoddard Geo. W., Belfast. Stone A. P., Winthrop. Stone Eben, Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. asso. of Maine. Stone M. C.; Blue Hill. Member metl. soc. of Maine. Straw Daniel, Guilford. Sturgis Benjamin F., Auburn. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863; member med. asso. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. Sturgis George E., Portland. Sturgis James G., Standisli. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Sturgis John I., East Raymond. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Sturtevant Joseph, Oak Hill. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Swan Chas. E., Calais. Member med. soc. of Washington co. Swasey William, Limerick. Member med. asso. of Maine. Swasey William Brooks, Limerick. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1867 ; member med. asso. of Maine. Swasey W. B., Cornish. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Maine. Swazey F. R., Bucksport. Member med. soc. of Maine. Sweat Moses E., North Parsonfield. Member med. asso. of Maine. Sweat William, Brownfield. Member med. soc. of Oxford co. Sweatt A. WWinterport. Member med. soc. of Waldo co. SWE MAINE. WIG 305 Sweatt Jesse P., Brownfield. Sylvester Silas E., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Tarbell Edward A., Vassalboro’. Tar bell W. E., Palermo. Member med. soc. of Waldo co. Tasker B. F., Kendall’s Mills. Member med. soc. of Somerset co., med. asso. of Maine. Tewksbury E. N., Falmouth. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Tewksbury S. II., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Thayer Augustus S., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Thayer F. C., Waterville. Member med. soc. of Maine.- Thayer Tyler, (h) Winterport. Thompson Benjamin, Cornish. Thompson B. B., (m) Reading. Thompson C. P., (h) Yarmouth. Thompson E. A., Dover. Thompson Simon M., Union. Thompson W. L., (h) Augusta. Tibbetts B. L., South China. Member med. soc. of Maine. Tingely B. W., Pixfield. Tinker Geo. W., Bowdoinliam. Tobey ,T. S., Athens. Topliff A. P., Gorham. Member med. asso. of Maine. Topliff John F., Acton. Toward J. W., Augusta. Member med. asso. of Maine. Towle Alono, Biddeford. Towle Ira, Fryburgh. Towle Wm. C., Fryburgh. Trafton Chas. F., South Berwick. Trafton Isaac M., Newfield. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1856. True Orville W., Farmington. True William II., Portland. Member med. asso. of Maine. Tukesbury Seth H., Portland. Tupper A. M., (m) Pembroke. Tupper E. A., (m) Lubec. Turner Frederick S., Rockland. Vose E. II., Calais. Member med. asso. of Maine. Walker A. T., Sebec. AValker Jason, Friendship. Walker J. B., Thomastown. Member med. soc. of Knox co., med. asso. of Maine. Availing Geo. II., (e) Cherryfield. AValton Alfred, Bangor. Member med. asso. of Maine. Warren Augustus B., (h) New Sharon. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1864; homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1868. Warren Francis G., Biddeford. Member med. soc. of Maine. AVaters AVm., (hi Searsport. AVatson J. D., AVaterville. Watson Lewis, (e) Bangor. Ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 months. Watson Noah, North Fayette. Watson W. W., (e) Newport. Watters William, (h) Searsport. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member homceo. med. soc. of Maine, and eclec. soc. of Pa. Webb James P., Bridgeton. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. asso. of Maine. Webb Melville C., Saccarappa. Webber Horace, (m) Strapleigh. Webber M. R., East Madison. Webber S. II., South Paris. Webster Charles E., Portland. A. B., Bowdoin coll., I860; M. D., Maine med. school, 1869; member med. asso. of Maine; sec. med. soc. of Cumberland co., 1872; attend, phys. Portland dispensary 1 year; treas. Portland dis- pensary. Wedgewood J. T., Cornish. Member med. asso. of Maine, Wedgewood M. C., Lewiston. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine. Wedgewood N. J., Lisbon. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine. Weeks Abram EL, (h) Ilartland. Weeks Albert P., Kennebiinkport. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Weeks Stephen II., Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Wells Eben, Freeport. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Wentworth John M., Sedgwick. Wentworth Mark F., (m) Kittery. Wentworth Stephen E., Lovell. Member med. soc. of Maine. Wescott William, Gorham. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Weston E. B., Lewiston. Weston J. C., Bangor. Member med. soc. of Maine. Weston S. Saton, Bolster’s Mills. Wheeler Geo. A., Castine. A. B., Bowdoin coll., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Maine med. school., 1869; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years, in charge of U. S. hosp. at Arlington Heights and Annapolis Junction. Wheeloek Albert T., Belfast. A. B., Bowdoin coll., 1834; A. M., 1837 ; M. 1)., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1838; member Mass. med. soc., Boylston med. soc.;—author of prize essay. White H. 0., Lisbon Falls. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine. Whitmore C. W., Gardiner. Member med. asso. of Maine. Whitmore John, Portland. Whitmore Stephen, Gardiner. Member med. asso. of Maine. Whitten Parker M., Clinton. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of Kennebec co. Wiggins H. L. K., Auburn. Member med. soc. of Androscoggin co., and med. asso. of Maine. Wiggin Nathan, (h) Rockland. Wiggin IJ. R„ Auburn. WIL 306 MAINE. YOU Wilbur Greenleaf A., Skowhegan. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. asso. of Maine. Wiley P. C., Bethel. Member med. soc. of Maine. Wiley R. G., Bethel. Willhite J. M., Dayton. Williams Benjamin, Freedom. M. L>., Bowdoin med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of Maine. 'Williams R. R., (h) Gardiner. Wilson Geo. II., Albion. Member med. asso. of Maine. Wilson M. S., Lincoln. Wilson Samuel W., Augusta. A. B., Union coll., 1836; A. M., Stobert coll., 1839; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Wis.; surg. Soldiers’ Home, near Au- gusta ; surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. army. Witliee P. M., Lewiston. Wood William, Portland. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. asso. of Maine. Work Wm. II., (m) St. Albans. Wright W. A., Readlield. Wright Wm. R., (e) Lewiston. Wright Winfield Scott, (h) Skowhegan. M. i)., Maine med. coll., and N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1871. Yates O. K., West Paris. Member med. asso. of Maine. York Samuel, (e) Auburn. Young Albion G., Bridgewater. M. D., Maine med. school, 1867. Young Chas. II., Casco. Young Edward S., Union. Young J. Donnell,* (h) Pittston. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STffl OF 111111. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MARYLAND. King James, in 1609, granted a charter to the “ London Company,” which gave them, along with much other territory, that which is now known as Maryland. In the year 1631, a Virginia trader, William Clayborne, established a settlement on Kent Island, in Chesa- peake Bay. In 1632, Charles I. granted a patent to Lord Baltimore, in which the lands bordering upon the Bay were given to him, and called Maryland in honor of Henrietta Maria, the queen. The first settlement under this patent was made in 1634, other colonists following in quick succession. Maryland was one of the original thirteen States, and included at that time the District of Columbia (see District of Columbia). The State has an area of 11,124 square miles, and in 1870, according to the Census of that year, the population was 780,894 ; the number of physicians and surgeons being 1257. Phthisis is the cause of sixteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. Upon taking up a map of this State, the first thing which strikes the eye is, that great and beautiful arm of the sea, Chesapeake Bay. With such a Bay, the character of the adjacent country may be easily told. We should expect to, and we do,find that the surface inclines toward the Bay on either side; that upon the ocean side the surface is comparatively low; that there is also an alluvial region upon the continent side; that the larger streams ilow from the mountainous regions of the interior; and that the water power and facilities for travel by water are great. The Potomac empties into the central portion of the Bay, and the Susquehanna into its northern end. The western portion of the State is traversed by various ridges of the Alle- ghanies, and in many parts is extremely wild and rugged. Coal is found in large quantities ; iron-ore, chrome, magnesia, and many other useful minerals abound. We do not know of any Mineral Springs in this State. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF MARYLAND. The College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore.—The curriculum of this College embraces a preliminary autumnal term and the regular winter session in its scholastic year. The preliminary autumnal term commences on the 22d of September, and continues until the opening of the regular session. During this term, didactic lectures on special subjects, and clinical lectures, are delivered daily. The regular winter session commences on the 1st of October and continues five months. Instruction is given by twelve professors, seven assistants, and a demonstrator of anatomy. As far as possible, the instruction given is of a practical character. The students of this school are granted equal and identical privileges with those of other institutions in all the hospitals and public charities of Baltimore. The building occupied by the College has spacious, well-furnished, and most comfortable lecture rooms, which are supplied with plates, drawings, models, casts, speci- mens of morbid anatomy, and other appliances used in illustrating the several departments. “ In conformity with the usage of the times, a limited number of beneficiary students are received. They are known as such only to the professors of the school, and are granted all the privileges and advantages which the institution affords.” The fees are: matriculation, $5 ; professors’ tickets, $120; demonstrator’s fee, $10 ; graduation, $20. Beneficiary stu- dents are charged $35 for the professors’ tickets. Although a very young institution, this College is in a prosperous condition. The number of graduates at the second annual com- mencement (1874) was 26, the number in the whole class being 77. Medical Department of the University of Maryland.—This school was organized at Baltimore, in 1833. The regular course of lectures commences upon the first of October, and continues five months. There are nine professors in the faculty, a demonstrator of anatomy, and an assistant. Clinical instruction is given in the University Hospital, adjoining which the faculty have recently erected a commodious building, with accommo- dations for twenty-four resident students. To the resident students are assigned wards in the hospital, and the attendance of the sick, under the daily supervision of the professors of the University. The Maryland Free Dispensary is also under the immediate and sole 307 308 MARYLAND. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. control of the Faculty of the University. The fees are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $126; anatomy, $10; graduation, $20. Resident students are charged $100 per year; this covers lodging, light, and fuel. Medical Department of Washington University.—This medical school was “ orga- nized since the war, by a number of confederate surgeons,” in the city of Baltimore. The winter session begins the first of October and terminates on the twenty-second of February. The summer session begins about the middle of March and continues four months. The Washington University Hospital building adjoins that of the college, and “students can pass directly from the lecture-room into the hospital-wards.” A daily dispensary service is held at the Hospital. Instruction is given by eight professors, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The fee for the course of lectures, including dissection and the hospital ticket, is $65; matriculation fee, $5; graduation fee, $20. HOSPITALS ANT) INFIRMARIES. The Baltimore Infirmary, or University Hospital, is the property of, apd under the exclusive control of, the faculty of the Medical Department of the University of Maryland, and has been spoken of in connection with that school. Sick sailors coming to the port of Baltimore are treated here,therefore this is sometimes called the “Marine Hospital.” The Bay view Hospital, at Baltimore, is a magnificent establishment, erected by the city. We have been unable to obtain any information in regard to this institution, the Wash- ington University Hospital, or the Maryland Eye and Ear Institute of Baltimore. The Baltimore Eye and Ear Institute occupies a fine building in which patients can have all the comforts of a home, being charged from $2 to $5 per day, according to room, etc.; professional services extra. Patients in the Infirmary Department are charged $1 per day ; professional services extra. The city pays the expenses of those who are unable to pay for themselves. A large number of patients are treated in this institution. We have no details in regard to the Maryland Hospital for the Insane, at Baltimore, or Mount Hope Insane Asylum, at the same city. MARYLAND. 309 NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland W. G. Iiegester. Baltimore Medical Association G. L. Tanevhill W. F. A. Kemp. Medical and Surgical Society of Baltimore John Morris G. L. Wilkins. Baltimore Pathological Society T. It. Brown. Cumberland county Thos. M. Healy. Harford county WT. W. Virdin. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MARYLAND. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. All licensed physicians resident in this State constitute the “Medical Faculty of the State of Maryland.” All the members of the “ Medical Faculty ” who reside in each district- each county being a district and the city of Baltimore a separate district—constitute the medical society of the district; and this society lias the authority to elect annually a board of examiners. The board of examiners shall consist in the district of the city of Baltimore of twelve, and in every other district of six, respectable and regular physicians ; one-half of this number shall go out of office every year. In the city of Baltimore six members of the board of examiners, and in every other district three members, constitute a quorum to examine candidates. A quorum of any board must sign their names to each license granted by them, and every license must also be counter- signed by the president of the faculty of the respective district, and have the seal of the faculty of the State affixed. The permanent boards of examiners meet annually on the first Monday in April, and are empowered to grant licenses to all applicants who by a careful examination are found to have a correct knowledge of natural philosophy, chemistry, anatomy, physiology, materia medica, therapeutics, and the principles and practice of medicine, surgery and obstetrics. The board may also grant a special license to any one who may desire to practise any special branch of medicine. The boards are not allowed to prescribe the mode or manner in which diseases are to be treated, but this shall be left to the individual convictions of each physician who has proved his knowledge by his examination. Every physician must renew his license annually. For his annual license he shall pay $5, unless he lias attended the last preceding annual election of the board of examiners, in which case he will be required to pay $2 only. No unlicensed physician or surgeon is allowed to practise or receive pay for his services, under a penalty of $100 for each offence. Nor shall any unlicensed physician or surgeon practise in the name or as the partner of another. Nor shall a licensed physician or surgeon associate in business with one who is without a license, under a like penalty. But a bona fide student of medicine may assist his preceptor without subjecting himself to this penalty. No physician, who resides out of this State, is permitted to practise in this State, unless he subjects himself to the same penalties and regulations as resident physicians. But a regular graduate of a respectable medical college in the United States is.not prohibited from coming into this State to administer medicine or perform a surgical operation, when specially sent for. Any person who shall produce an abortion at any stage of pregnancy by administering medicine or by any other means—unless the abortion is produced by a regular practitioner, who deems this treatment necessary to preserve the mother’s life, and after consultation with not less than two members of the faculty, one of whom must be also a member of the board of examiners—is liable to a penalty of $1000 and six months’ imprisonment. When a fine or penalty for any violation of the medical laws is recovered, one-half is paid to the State and the other to the school fund of the county where the crime was committed. Every person, who knowingly advertises, prints, publishes, distributes or circulates, or knowingly causes to be advertised, printed, etc., any pamphlet, printed paper, book, news- paper, notice or reference containing words or language giving or conveying any notice, hint or reference to any person, or to the name of any person, real or fictitious, from whom, or to any place, house, shop or office where, any poison, drug, mixture, preparation, medi- cine or noxious thing, or any instrument or means whatever, or any advice, information or knowledge may be obtained for the purpose of causing miscarriage or abortion in the case of any woman pregnant with child, shall be punished by imprisonment at hard labor for not less than three years, or by fine of from $500 to $1000, or by both.—Supple, to Code,p. 156, sec. 1, etc. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. CITAr OF BALTIMOBE, ADA (POPULATION, 267,354.) BUT Adams G. F., 215 Druid Ilill ave. Adreon L., 139 Pa. ave. Aiken Wm. E. A., 178 W. Baltimore st. Member med. and cliirurg. faculty of Md. Airey Geo. W., 102 Mosher st. Albers Henry, 95 S. Sharp st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Aldridge Jno. H., 124 FT. Charles st. Altrater G., 108 E. Fayette st. Ambler J. M., Frederick ave. near Monroe. Amtlior Robert, 124 FI. Central ave. Anderson S. FI., 199 Pa. ave. Andre J. R., 121 E. Baltimore st. Andrew T. F., Barn urn’s Hotel. Armitage James, 14 FT. Paca st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Arnold A. B., 7 S. High st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; prof, pract. med. Washington univ. Arthur W. S., 52 FI. Eutaw st. Atkinson J. E., 151 W. Biddle st. Atkinson A. A., 59 FT. Charles st. Austen P. H., 8 Cathedral st. Bagley Chas., 75 FT. Broadway. Bagnell R. D., 572 W. Fayette st. Baird Jno. FI., 35 Camden st. Baldwin E. C., 124 FI. Exeter st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Baldwin Silas, 152 Townsend st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1867; phys. to Md. peni- tentiary since 1870. Baltzell F. E., 175 St. Paul st. Baltzell W. H. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Ban dell S., 112 S. Caroline st. Barry W. A., 18 Post-office ave. Barry W. J., 189 FI. Oregon st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Barton Bolling W., 128 W. Madison st. Bateman W. L., 89 S. Fremont st. Bates J. A., 327 Madison ave. Bates Jno. W. P., 73 E. Baltimore st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. asso. of Baltimore, and med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore. Bauer A., Sweet Air. Baynard Geo., 7 Cathedral st. Beatly G. D., 226 W. Iloffman st. Bell A. T., (h 306 Madison ave. Bell G. A., 161 S. Sharp st. Benson C. C. W., 106 FT. Eutaw st. Benson G. W., 144 Hanover st. Member ined. and cliirurg. faculty of Md. Benson P. V., S. E. cor. Hollin and Oregon. Benzinger ,T. C., 5 X. Front st. Bevan Charles F., cor. Linden ave. and Lanvale st. A. M., uuiv. of Va., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1870; member Baltimore pathological soc.; resident phys. Montvale Springs; demonst. of anat. and lecturer on osteology in coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore. Bierbower C. E., 92 Barre st. Black C., 668 W. Fayette st. Boardman F. E., 485 W. Fayette st. Boehm Andreas A., 131 Hanover st. A student of Danish classical school; M. D., univ. of Gottingen, Hanover, Germany, 1846; mem- ber med. soc. of Baltimore. Bolmer Frank, Dolphin st. & Druid Ilill ave. Boltin J. II., Bond and Gay sts. Bosley Grafton M. Member med. and cliirurg. faculty of Md. Boulden James E. P., 96 Park ave. M. !>., med. dep’t univ. of Md.. 1850; vaccine phvs. in Baltimore board of health; cor. sec. of Md. epidemiological asso.; — author of paper on “Small Pox,” “Vaccination,” “Asiatic Cho- lera,” etc. Bowie II. J., 338 Pa. ave. Boyle J. B., 174 E. Eager st. Brewer G. G., 256 W. Fayette st. Brewer M., 245 W. Biddle st. Broadbent Win., 252 FI. Carey st. Brown J. L., 617 W. Fayette st. Brown S., 503 W. Baltimore st. Brown Thos. K., Park ave. Prof, of operative surg. coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore; member med. and cliirurg. soc. Brown W. W., 141 E. Monument st. Browne B. B., 123 McCulloli st. Bull J. W., 41 S. Sharp st. Burd J. C., 141 Hanover st. Burns C. W. II., 333 E. Monument st. Burns II. II., 364 Light st. Butler J. II., 144 Mulberry st. 310 311 BYR MARYLAND DIL Bvrd Harvey L., 366 H. Fremont st. A. B., Pa. coll., 1840; hon. A. M., Emory coll., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847; pres, med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; member med. asso. of Baltimore, and epidemiological asso. of Md.; fellow med. asso. of S. C.; cor. member gynecological soc. of Boston, and Washington univ., Baltimore; ex-prof, of mat., med. and therapeutics and dean of Savannah med. coll., and of princ. and prac. ot med. and dean of Oglethorpe med. coll.; ex-prof, of obstet. and dean in med. dep’t univ. of Washington; now prof, of gynecology and infantile diseases in coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore; surg. in field and hosp., confed. army, 4 years;—author of papers, “ Periodic Convulsions cured by Electro-Mag- netism,” 1854; “ On Muriated Tinct. of Iron in Scarlatina,” 1854; “ Therapeutical Effects of Electro-Magnetism in Various Diseases,” 1860; “On Amputations — the Combination Opera- tion,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1861; “ Quinia in Traumatic Tetanus,”/5fd., vol. 18, 1867; “ Conception an Electrical Phenomena,” Ibid., vol. 19,1868; “ Parturient Effects of Sulph. Morphia,” Ibid., vol. 21,1869; “Blood-letting in Disease,” Ibid., vol. 26, 1872; with many others, valuable and important. Claimer Geo. II., Sweet Air. Caldwell John J., 235 1ST. Carey st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1860; member electro-therapeutical soc. of N. Y., med. soc. of Kings co., med. soc. of Baltimore, and epidemi- ological asso. of Baltimore, etc.; in civil and military hosp. 6 years; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. •— author of papers on “ Electro-Therapeutics,” and “Treatment of Nervous Diseases;” also, “ Morbid Growths.” Callinim J., 116 S. High st. Carr R. W., 305 Druid Hill ave. Carroll K., 207 W. Lombard st. ('arter C. S., 68 Franklin st. Carter J. M., 385 W. Fayette st. Cathell Daniel Webster, 11 S. Exeter st. Member and ex-pres. med. and surg. soc. of Balti- more, and med. asso. of Baltimore; prof, of med. and surg. pathology coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore. Chabot L. J., 118 E. Fayette st. Chaisty E. J., 158 Mulberry st. Chancellor C. W., 174 Walsh st. A. B., Georgetown coll., 1849; A. M., univ. of Va., 1851; M. D., Jefferson med. coll. 1853 ; member med. and chirurg. soc. of Md., acad. of science, Md., and Am. med. asso.; cor. member Boston gynaecological soc.; prof, operative and clinical surg. and dean of faculty med. dep’t Washing- ton univ.; confed. States army 4 years;—author of paper on “Phrenic Hernia;” “Rupture of Kindey; ” “ Physiology of the Pulse; ” “ Path- ology of Typhoid Fever;” “Impervious Ure- thral Stricture,” etc., etc. Chapman P., 93 McCulloli st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Chatard Ferdinand E., 118 Park st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Chatard F. E., Jr., 118 Park st. Clierbonnier P. O., 76 Park st. Chew S. C., 141 Lanvale st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; jmof. univ. of Md. Childs W. W., 365 Mulberry st. Chisolm Julian J., 55 Franklin st. M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1850; member medico- chirurg. soc. of Md.; ex-prof, of surg. and dean of faculty in med. coll, of S. C.; now prof, of ophthalmic and aural surg. and dean med. dep’t. univ. of Md.; surg. in charge of Baltimore eve and ear inst.; surg. confed. army 5 years;—au- thor of “ Military Surgery,” etc. Chobot L. J. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1850. Christian J. H., 102 Walsh st. Clagett J. E., 18 S. Eutaw st. Clendinen W. II., 93 Is. Broadway. Coates C. E., 76 St. Paul st. Cockey J. C., 2 S. Exeter st. Cockey C. H., 495 Aisquith st. Cockrill J. J., 23 S. Broadway. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Cockrill J. M., 23 S. Broadway. Colburn A. W., 166 S. Paca st. Coleman S. K., Boston and Patuxent sts. Collins Geo. T., 46 Bichmond st. Conner Jno. A., 210 E. Baltimore st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Conrad J. S., Marine Hospital. Cooke O. A., Lee and Hanover sts. j Cooke T., 146 Hanover st. Coonan Jno., 358 E. Madison st. Cordell E. E., 55 Lexington st. Corrie Jas., 237 Saratoga st. Coskery O. J., 188 N. Calvert st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; phys. to St. Joseph’s hosp. Cox E. G., Baltimore and Pine sts. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Coyner S. F., 131 N. High st. Crim W. H., Pace and Fayette sts. Crothers E. R., 614 W. Fayette st. Crowther R., 304 W. Fayette st. Cuddy J. W. C., 363 Franklin st. lion. A. M., Calvert coll, of Ind., 18G7; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1863; student under prof. Nathan E. Smith; ass’t surg. U. S. army 16 months. i Cunningham C. T. D., 130 E. Pratt st. | Currey J. II., 78 S. Paca st. | Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. ■ Curry W. II., 211 FT. Eutaw st. Dalrymple A. J., 330 E. Pratt st. Dammann L. II., 191 Mulberry st. Dare G. II., 91 Frederick ave. Darling II., 143 Mulberry st. Dashiell jST. L., 207 S. Broadway. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Dauseh Pierre G., 27 N. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868'; member med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore; ass’t chemist to prof, of chemistry in coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore;—specialty, diseases of the uterus. Davenport B. II. R., 144 FT. Schroeder st. Davis W. II., 193 N. Howard st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Debu T., 55 Conway st. Dee Marcel E. B., 533 W. Baltimore st. Dickson John, 261 Madison ave. Member med. r*-d chirurg. faculty of Md. Diffenderffer W. II., 1 S. High st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Dilli G. S., 262 E. Lombard st.’ 312 Dodge A. AV., 201 Hanover st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Dohme G. C., 86 E. Fayette st. Donaldson Frank, 112 Park st. Alember med. and chirurg. soc. of Aid.; prof, in Aid. univ. Donavin M. AV., Lee and Sharp sts. Dorsey Robert E., 215 Madison ave. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Dorsey R. AV., 165 St. Paul st. Dwindle J. E., Baltimore st. and Broadwray. Eastman Lewis M., 349 Lexington st. Alember med and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Eberly A. R., Baltimore and Exeter sts. Edmondson F. G., Mansion House. Elderdice J., 15 McHenry st. Ellicott Lindley, 193 X. Howard st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Emory J. K. B., 18 Courtland st. Enterline S., 582 AV. Lombard st. Erich Augustus F., 94 S. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1861; member med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore, gynaecological soc. of Boston, and Aid. acad. of science; prof, chemistry in coll, phys. and surg. of Baltimore;—author of paper on “Prolapsus Uteri;” “New Self-retaining Vaginal Speculum ; ” “ Croup,” etc. Eschback J. A., Howard and Saratoga sts. Esender Jas., 1 Pearl st. Evans Thomas B., 18 Jackson square. A. Al., St. John’s coll., 1859; Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Washington, 1853; pres. med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore; member Aid. acad. of science, medico-chirurg. faculty of Aid., med. asso. of Baltimore, and Am. med. asso. Ewing E. C., 352 X. Gay st. Faithful J., 218 Mulberry st. Farnandis G. G., 59 AV. Fayette st. Phys. to Bayview asylum. Fawcet Christopher, 93 Mosher st. Phys. to Union Protestant Infirmary. Feinrour T., 496 AV. Fayette st. Ferry M. J., 54 X. Liberty st. Foard A. .J., Aisquith and Fayette sts. Frank M., 148 Camden st. Friedenwald A., 88 X. Eutaw st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Fulks J. S., 160 Pa. ave. Fulton Robert, 53 S. Sharp st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Gallagher C., 31 Hamilton st. Galt J. M., 146 E. Pratt st. Gamble C. B. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Gardner F. B., 152 X. Eutaw st. Garner II. G., 62 X. Greene st. Gaskins J. H., 105 X. Republican st. Gately M. J., 244 Bank st. Al. D., Georgetown med. coll., Washington, 1872. Germon F. AV., 67 X. Paca st. Gibson G. S., Jr., 116 Park st. Gilman Judson, 172 Saratoga st. A. Al., AVaterville coll., 1842; Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1845; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid., med. soc. of Baltimore, etc.; ass’tsurg. U. S. army 3 years. Gindrat A., 245 X. Charles st. DOD MARYLAND. Gleitsmann W., 67 X. Charles st. Glocker T. W., 56 McCulloh st. Glover J., 26 X. Liberty st. Golder G., 127 W. Fayette st. Goldsmith It. H., 12 Cathedral st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Goodwin T. II., 24 S. High st. Goolrick Peter, X. Carey st. Prof, ltaed. jurisprud. and toxicology coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore. Gore A. P., 106 X. Eutaw st. Gorgas F. J. S., 259 X. Eutaw st. A. B., Dickinson coll., Carlisle, Pa., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Md., 18G7 ; member southern dental asso.; prof, of dental surg. and dean of Baltimore coll, of dental surg.;—author of “ De- vised Harris’ Med. and Dental Dictionary,” “ Principles of Dental Surgery ; ” ed. of “ Am. Journal of Dental Science.” Green Win., 107 AV. Biddle st. Greentree IL, Pa. ave. and Baker st. Greentree AV., 107 S. Broadway. Greenwood J. B., Druidville st. Grier W., 257 X. Eutaw st. Grimes John H., 256 X. Edin st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1868; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid., pathol. soc. of Baltimore, medico-cliirurg. soc. of Baltimore; del. to Am. med. asso., 1870. Griffith William B., 150 Park st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1865; A. Al., 1868; Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1870; member Balti- more path. soc.; mod. and chirurg. soc. of Aid. ; member acad. of science of Aid. Gross J. I., Caroline and Orleans sts. Hall R. M., 232 Montgomery st. Hall R. J., 280 IN'. Edin st. Ilaman J., 139 X. Republican st. Ilamel E. F., 156 St. Bond st. Hamilton S. II., 13 S. Broadway. Hamilton AV. B„ 236 Madison ave. Hammond Milton, (h) 53 X. Paca st. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1850. Ilandey Jesse T., 66 AAr. Madison st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. ITant J. AAr. F., 10 South st. Ilardey II. E., Greene and Saratoga sts. Hardy J. E., 234 Madison ave. Harris J., 20 X. Eutaw st. Harris John C., 360 Lexington st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Harris T. B., 312 Madison ave. Harrison AV. G., 69 AV. Centre st. Hartman Andrew, 305 X. Caroline st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Hartman G. A., 305 X. Carolina st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Ilecker Frederick D. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Heldtman J. A., 120 Pearl st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Henkel AV., 117 S. Wolfe st, Ilerrst A. C., 1 S. Broadway. Herman B. F., 58 X. Republican st. Hess F.,52 X. Exeter st. ITessel F.. 102 S. Bond st. Hill J. H., 90 Hanover st. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867 ; member med. asso. of Baltimore ; epidemiological soc. of Aid. Hill J. S., 18 X. Carey st. II IL II IL AIARYLAND MAC 313 Ilillegist E., 67 Elliott st. IlimmelM. S. O., 245 N. Front st. Hoffman Chas., 276 Aisquith st. Hoffman D. P., 279 W. Fayette st. Holladay Guy, Frederick ave. nr. Monroe st. Holmes L., 207 St. Paul st. Houck H. J., Tremont st. and Pa. ave. Houck Jacob, Jr., 75 E. Baltimore st. Phys. to jail. Houck J. W. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Howard Edward Lloyd, 53 Cathedral st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1861; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md., Am. med. asso., judicial council Am. med. asso., and acad. of arts and sciences of Aid.; prof, of anat. and diseases of nervous system coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore; of anat. Baltimore coll, of dent. surg.; surg. confed. army 4 years;—editor “ Baltimore Med. Journal.” Howard J. McII., Huntingdon ave. Howard W., 228 Saratoga st. Howard W. Y., 181 Madison ave. Hughes A., ih) 224 W. Biddle st. Ingle J. L., 247 Lanvale st. Inloes II. S., Sr., 262 W. Hoffman st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Ireland D. S. C., 178 Aisquith st. Irons E. P., 52 S. Broadway. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1865; member medico-chirurg. faculty of Aid., med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore, and acad. of sciences of Aid. Jacobs E., 33 Lexington st. James Jacob B. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Janney E. W., Philadelphia road. Jenkins Felix, Greene and Mulberry sts. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Johnson George. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Johnson Jas. M., 441 K. Fremont st. Johnson T. F., 246 Madison ave. Johnston Christopher, Franklin & Park sts. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Jones Buckler, 33 N. Calvert st. Jones Charles II., 530 W. Fayette st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Jones W. T., 153 Druid Hill ave. Jordan A., Essex and Gwynn sts. Jordan J. W. S., 632 Lexington st. Josey J. M., Calvert and Saratoga sts. Keener W. II., Charles and Lexington sts. Keirle FT. G., 74 K. Paca st. Keller Josiah G., 89 N. Greene st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Kemp William M., 55 K. Greene st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Kemp W. F. A., 55 K. Greene st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Kemer Chas., 214 S. Bond st. King Jno. T., Waverly st. Kinneman P. S., 73 E. Pratt st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Kloman William C., 23 S. Eutaw st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Klueber C. J., 222 N. Broadway. Kneass K. W., 68 Saratoga st. Knight L. W., 112 N. Greene st. Knight S. T., 112 K. Greene st. Knowles W. G., 55 S. Sharp st. Krozer J. J. R., 273 Lexington st. Larkin W. D. F., 228 Hollins st. Latimer Thomas S., 248 Madison ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1861; ex-pres. med. asso. of Baltimore; pres, pathol. soc. of Baltimore; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md., Am. med. asso., 1872, acad. of science, and hist. soc. of Baltimore; prof. surg. in coll, of phys. and surg.; surg. in charge confed. disp. and military liosp., Richmond;—co-ed. “Balti- more Medical Journal,” and “ Physician and Surgeon.” Lawrence D. II., 62 S. Broadway. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Lawrence R. II., Lexington and Gilmor sts. Leas Charles A., 173 Division st. M.D., Washington univ. (no date); health commis. of Baltimore, 1854-5; surg. in Russian army, Crimean war; hon. member imp. sanitary com., St. Petersburg, with Russian order of knigthood. Le Conte J. II., 298 Pa. ave. Lee Richard C., 140 Hanover st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1859; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Baltimore, and med. asso. of Baltimore. Lee Vm., Eutaw and Hoffman sts. Lenney Daniel, 7 W. Baltimore st. Li'ebman G., 53 K. Front st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Lindsay J. E., 74 Saratoga st. Linthicum J. G., 847 W. Baltimore st. Member med. and cbirurg. faculty of Md. Linthicum S. S., 37 Columbia st. Lisli A. R. J., 182 Linden ave. Littell N. W., Franklin and Pearl sts. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; prof, in Washington univ. Loundes Chas., 59 Cathedral st. Lynch John S., 20 S. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1853; member med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore, epidemiologi- cal soc. of Md., and pathol. soc. of Baltimore; prof, principles and practice in coll, of phys. and surg. Lynch J. S., 266 Park ave. McCloud Alex., 505 W. Fayette st. McCormick C. A., Pratt and Spring sts. McKenzie T. C., Guy’s Monument House. McKew Dennis I., 154 S. Sharp st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. McKnew W. R., 847 W. Baltimore st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. McLaughlin D. B., 10 Waverly Terrace. McLean Chas., 34 K. Calvert st. McManus F. R., (h) 98 Saratoga st. McManus F. A., (h) Madison and Park sts. McPherson W. S., 169 W. Hoffman st. McShane J. F., 254 Eastern ave. McSlierry Richard, 189 N. Howard st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. McWilliams P. A., 134 K. High st. Machall Leonard, 151 K. Calvert st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. 314 MAC MARYLAND PEN Machall Richard, 100 Saratoga st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Mackenzie J. S., 67 Franklin st. Mactin L., 564 Saratoga st. Maddux Thomas Clay, 23 N. Calvert st. Al. D., Winchester med. coll., 1869; member med. asso. of Baltimore, medico-chirurg. faculty of Md., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Mahon O. S., 138 N. Exeter st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Manahan T., 35 S. Chester st. Mann G. R., 15 Conway st. Mansfield R. AY., 117 S. Broadway. Maris Edward A., 160 Saratoga st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Marshall J. A., 212 Madison ave. Martin J. H., Clinton st. near Boston. Martin J. D., (h) 38 Mt. st. Martin Samuel B., 131 E. Pratt st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Martin S. II., 133 E. Pratt st. Mason J. T., 28 Bolton st. Mathiew C. IV, 71 S. Broadway. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Meloney AY. B., 289 Lexington st. Miles B. B., 187 Aisquith st. Miles F. T., 14 Cathedral st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Milholland E. F., 279 W. Lombard st. Milland D. T., 60 Saratoga st. Miller C. E., 141 S. Broadway. Miltenberger G. AAr., Eutaw & Monument sts. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Mitchell James E., 192 N. Calvert st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Mitchell Jno., 71 S. McElroy st. Monmonier John F °17rr~Tl ~H~rl|ij111111 n it Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Monmonier J. N., Calvert and Read sts. Monmonier L. A., AYaverly. Montgomery Jas., 131 N. Eutaw st. Montgomery AY. T., 74 N. Eden st. Moorman J. J. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Moran G. II., 195 Dolphin st. Morawitz Leopold, 187 AY. Fayette st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Morfit C. M., 87 E. Baltimore st. A. Al., Loyola coll, of Baltimore, 1859; Al. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1861; member med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and. surg. soc. of Baltimore; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. navy during war. Morgan Wilbur P., 175 Saratoga st. Al. D., univ. of Aid., 1862; member med. and chirurg. facility of Aid., acad. arts and sciences of Baltimore; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Morgan Gerard E., 31 Courtland st. Al. D., Washington univ., 1851; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid., and Am. med. asso., 1872; pres. med. asso. of Baltimore. Morris John, 5 Franklin st. Alember patholog. soc. of Baltimore, and Am. med. asso. Mossmayer G., 75 Ensor st. Munnikarsen AV. B., 153 Park st. Munroe AY. R., Carrollton Hotel. Murdoch Russell, 33 Hamilton st. Murdoch T. F., 107 St. Paul st. Murphy D., 13 S. Gilmore st. Murray William W., cor. Strieker st. and Patterson ave. M. D., Queen’s univ., Dublin, Ireland, 1869; also Rotunda lying-in hosp., Dublin; prof, of ma- teria medica and therapeutics in coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimoreauthor of “ Gelseminum as an Anti-Periodic,” in “Med. and Surg. Re- porter,” vol. 28, No. 4. Neale B., 288 Madison ave. .Nelf C. AY., 306 AV. Fayette st. Neff Jno., 558 W. Fayette st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Noble A., Edmondson ave. Noble II. B., 17 Warren st. Nockel J. F., 65 S. Eutaw st. Noel Henry R., 10 N. Carey st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md.; prof, of physiology and hygiene in coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore. Norman A. M., 86 S. Wolfe st. Norris Geo. W., 743 Pa. ave. Norris W. II., 308 N. Eden st. Norris W. W., Md. ave. O’Donnell Dominick A., 139 St. Paul st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. O’Donovan Charles, 115 W. Monument st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Ogle Geo. G., 242 N. Carey st. Opie Thos., 396 W. Fayette st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member med. and chirurg. soc. of Baltimore, and patholog. soc. of Baltimore; treas. epidemiological asso. of Baltimore; prof, obstet. and dean coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore. Osborn W. II., Green and Baltimore. I Otto Gustav. A. C. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Ould Perry, 67 E. Baltimore. Owens Thos., 442 W. Fayette st. Owings H. AAV, 166 AY. Feyette st. Page I. R., 214 N. Howard st. Pa.netti J. P., 88 E. Lombard st. Pape G. Edward, 55 N. Eutaw st. M. D., Gottingen univ., Germany, 1833; member med. and chirurg. soc., patholog. soc., and med. asso. of Baltimore; pres. German med. asso. of Md. Pape Geo. W., 55 N. Eutaw st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid. (no date); member German med. asso. of Aid. Parker A. E., Fayette and Schroder sts. Parker A. L., 446 AAV Fayette st. Parrish Joseph, Harlem Lodge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844 ; member coll, phys. and surg. of Phila., med. and surg. faculty of Md., and med. soc. of Delaware co., Pa.; hon. member med. soc. of N. J.; pres. Am. asso. for cure of inebriates; med. sup’t Aid. inebriate asy- lum ;—author of articles, “ Alcolioland Opium,” “ Philosophy of Intemperance,” etc., etc., in 1st ed. of “ N. J. Aled. and Surg. Reporter.” Patterson Jno. II., 23 Franklin st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Peed Jas., 158 N. Eden st. Pennington J. L., 210 Franklin st. PEN SPA 315 MARYLAND. Penrod Hiram James, Madison Square. Al. 1)., med. dep’t of Washington univ., 1872; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid.; phys. in charge of free dispensary coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore; rec. sec. med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore; mem. epidemiological soc. of Aid.; signal observer U. S. army 3 years.; steward in various general and post hospitals for 4 years. Perez Joaquin, 222 Orleans st. Perkins E. II., 110 St. Paul st. Pick Carlos II., 16 N. Eden st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Porter P. B., Ramsay near Strieker st. Powell A. II., 87 Franklin st. Powell John F., 72 E. Pratt st. Al. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1853; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid.; phys. to Baltimore city jail; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Powell S. F., 29 Aisquith st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Price A., 147 Saratoga st. Price E. C., (h) 110 1ST. Eutaw st. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1848; member Am. inst. of homceo.;—author of articles, “ Ef- fects of Bryonia on the Pulse in Pneumonia,” “ Obstruction of the Bowels removed by Electro- Alagnetism,” etc. Prichard J. E., Clinton st. Prigg Jas., 203 E. Fayette st. Prince A. AY., 90 Thames st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Prutz Fred., 58 E. Fayette st. Pue R., 149 N. Calvert st. Qiinan J. R., Gilmor and Hollin sts. .'.VI. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; member med. asso. of Baltimore. Q.iinan Pascal Alfred, 15 Park ave. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1851; member Aid. epidemiological asso.; ass’t surg. reg. army 1853-62, and U. S. vols. 1863. Ray J.M., 125 Greenmount ave. Regester W. G., 845 W. Baltimore st. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., 1869; mem- ber med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid., Baltimore path, soc., Baltimore med. asso.; phys. to He- brew orphan asyl. of Baltimore; confed. army. Reiche P. IL, Waverly st. Reid E. M., 245 N. Fremont st. Reinhard Ferd., 224 W. Fayette st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Reinhardt J., Ann and Jackson square ave. Eennolds II. T., 186 Aisquith st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Reuling Geo., 66 N. Charles st. Al. D., univ. of Giessen, Germany, 1865; member medico-cliirurg. soc. of Aid., German med. soc. of Aid., ophthalmological soc. of Germany; late prof, ophthalmological and aural surg. med.dep’t univ. of Washington ; surg. in charge of Aid. eye and ear inst.; milit. phys. to the south Ger- man army, 1866;—author of various papers in German and English on ophthalmological sub- jects. Rich Arthur, 30 N. Fremont st. .Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Richardson C. C., 302 AY. Lombard st. Al. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1855; member epi- demiological soc. of Baltimore. Richardson S. M., 117 Druid Hill ave. Richter E., 248 1ST. Charles st. Rider W. G., 87 Mulberry st. Ridgley A. G., 40 Lexington st. Ridgley N. G., 131 St. Paulst. Ridgly AY. S., 53 Harlem ave. Riley William, 47 Lexington st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Robbins D. H., 12 Barnet st. Robertson AV. II., 19 S. Eutaw st. Robinson Geo. L., 113 N. Charles st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Rose Jno., (e) 57 S. Sharp st. Rusk G. G., Baltimore and Washington sts. Russell W. L., Broadway and Madison st. Rutledge E. IL, 151 E. Madison st. Ass’t to prof, of anat., and prosector coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore. Sanborn D. M., 530 Lexington st. Sands AY., 7 1ST. Mount st. Sappington Thos., 112 St. Paul st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Sappington R., 132 N. Gay st. Saxton A. H., 522 Lexington st. Schmidt J., 92 N. Eutaw st. Seliock J. L. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Schutze I. E., 211 Aisquith st. Schwartze Edward, 19 IST. Calhoun st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Sellman AY. A. B., Republican st. Sexton R., 153 Mulberry st. Shearer S., (h) 97 N. Charles st. Shertzer A. T., 28 S. Exeter st. Al. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1868; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid.; ass’t surg. of army hosps. and staff surg. Franco-Pruss. war, and received gold med. from Emp. of Germany, Nov. 6,1873; ass’t surg. Aid. reg’t during war;— author of article, “ Uses and Abuses of Opium.” Shipley D. McG., 206 E. Baltimore st. Shipley McG., AVaverly. Shroud AAC, 76 N. High st. Shroud AAr. II., 39 Jackson st. Simon William, 310 Saratoga st. Grad, pharmacy, Baltimore; grad, in med. Giessen coll., Germany, 1867; hon. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore; member med. and scient. soc. of Germany and America; prof. chem. coll, of pharmacy, Baltimore. Simpson Joshua, 40 N. Calhoun st. A. B., Princeton coll., N. J., 1833; A. Al., 1836; Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; member Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. army from 1837-55; med. direct, dep’t Cal., 1857-58, and 8th army corps from 1862-66; in Tenn. from 1866-70. Simpson T. J., 248 AY. Lombard st. Slay J. C., 71 isT. Charles st. Slingluff F., Leadenhall st. Smith Alan P., 45 Franklin st. '—...... Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Smith John IL, 82 Park st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Smith J. T., Jr., 192 YY. Biddle st. Smith Nathan R., 89 Saratoga st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Smith T. E., 174 N. Tremont st. Spaulding A. J. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. 316 SPI MARYLAND. WIL Spicer II. L., 379 AV. Lombard st. Stansbury T., 165 X. Caroline st. Starr Hezekiah, 16 X. Liberty st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Steames C. AAr., 51 Courtland st. Stein Attila E., 137 X. Exeter st. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1868; member med. asso. of Baltimore, pathological soc. and medico-chirurg. soc. of Baltimore; res. phys. Hebrew hosp.; clin. ass’t to prof, of ophthal- mology, coll, of phys. and surg., Baltimore. Stephen C. H., 417 AV. Fayette st. Stephens A. A., 30 X. Republican st. Stephens A., 338 Pa. ave. Steuart H., 702 Saratoga st. Steuart James A., 103 Park st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Steuart R. S., Frederick road. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Steuart AV. F., Frederick road. Stevens E. T., 328 E. Pratt st. Stevenson J. S., 134 X. Exeter st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Stevenson J. MT., 134 1ST. Exeter st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Stewart J. II., 167 1ST. Carey st. Stewart Thomas, 18 E. Fayette st. Stirling R. II., 72 X. Greene st. Stokes William II., 141 St. Paul st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Stonebraker Abraham S., 539 X. Fremont. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1856; member epidemiological asso. of Baltimore; vac. phys. to Baltimore, 1873; ass’t surg. confed. army. Sullivan J. M. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Tackle St. G. AV., Jr., 150 X. Eutaw st. Tall R. J. II., 158 S. Sharp st. Taney hill G. L., 85 W. Biddle st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Tannar Joseph. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Tappan AV. C., 535 X. Gay st. Taylor M. X., 100 X. Broadway. Taylor M., 259 X. Caroline. Tenes AV., 185 S. Sharp st. Theobald G., 109 X. Charles st. Thorn J. P., 174 Park st. Thomas C. B., 323 Light st. Thomas E. S., City Hall Hotel. Thomas J. C., 317 Madison ave. Thomas I. D., 218 Madison ave. Thompson I. D. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Tiffany L. McLane, 31 Cathedral st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Tilghman C. L., 265 St. Paul st. Tilyard H. AV., Jr., 884 Franklin st. Tinges A. S., 143 AAr. Biddle. Titcomb B. S., 74 X. Calvert st. Todd George B., 427 AV. Fayette st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Trautman C. T., 187 E. Monument st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., 1862; member East Baltimore med. and surg. soc., and patho- logical soc. of Baltimore; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Trist H. B., 132 McCulloh st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member Baltimore patholog. soc.; prof, anatomy med. dep’t of Washington univ.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy and surg. U. S. army during war;—author of papers on “ Spontaneous Restoration of In- verted Uterus.” Tyson Samuel M. Member med. and cliirurg. faculty of Md. Uhler John R., 122 X. Green st. Member med. and cliirurg. faculty of Md. Van Bibber J. T., 47 Franklin st. Van Bibber W. C., 47 Franklin st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Wagner Chas., 170 Burgundy st. Walker E. R., 196 Linden ave. Walls E. G., 403 1ST. Gay st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Walls J. X., 18 S. Eutaw st. Walsli , 202 E. Baltimore st. Walshe D. M., 16 S. Eden st. Walton II. Roland, Carey and Lexington sts. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Ward E. R., 242 W. Lombard st. Ware II. F., George and Pine sts. Warfield Jesse L. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Way W. R., 29 S. Broadway. AVayson George W., 18 Aisquith st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. AVebb G. AV., 9 X. Calhoun st. Webster II. W., Jr., 128 S. Sharp st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. AVelty F. II., 170 Hanover st. AVentz Geo., 25 X. Calvert st. AVheeden T. J., Lombard and Chester sts. Whitaker J. D., 469 X. Carey st. AVhite A. A., 535 Lexington st. AVhite Edward II. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. AVhite J. AV., 17 S. Gilmor st. AVhite J. A., 143 X. Eutaw st. AVhite AV alter AV., 350 V. Broadway. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. AVhitridge Jno., 181 FT. Charles st. AVhitridge AVilliam, 181 1ST. Charles st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md. (no date); member med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. Wilhelm J. T., 169 W. Lombard st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. AVilkins G. L., 69 S. Broadway. Wilkins Joseph, 173 Lanvale st. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. AVilliams G. A., 220 Madison ave. AVilliams J. B., 117 E. Baltimore st. AVilliams Phillip C., 201 Madison ave. AI. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member med. asso. of Baltimore, patholog. soc. of Baltimore, med. and chirurg. soc. of Aid.; phys. to Baltimore dispensary several years; visiting phys. to Bal- timore almshouse; lect. on dis. of women and children. AArilson II. M., 251 Madison ave. Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. AVilson II. P. C., 150 Park st, Alember med. and chirurg. faculty of Aid. WIN MARYLAND. ZEP 317 Winslow Caleb, 23 McCulloh st. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Winneberger Jane, 30 N. Liberty st. Winternitz L. C., 12 S. Edin st. Womble J. G., 203 W. Lombard st. Womble P. M., 203 AY. Lombard st. AVorthington G. C., 733 AY. Lombard st. AVright Robert, 111 Pine st. AVroth Peregrine, 18 Patterson ave. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Wroth Thomas G. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. Wroth W. J., 144 W. Biddle st. Wysong R., 252 Park ave. Yeates II. P. P., 117 N. Exeter st. Yeates J. L., 41W. Biddle st. Zelr Martin, 75 S. Bond st. Zepp Jesse, 85 N. Greene st. STATE OE MARYLAND. ABE BRI xVbel Wm. M., Great Mills. Adams F. A., Kingston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Adams Geo. F., Charlotte Hall. Adams , Rehoboth. Altwater E. AV., Little Gunpowder. Anderson Samuel, Millersville. Anderson Thomas, Bladensburgh. Anderson , Rockville. Anderson , Easton. Annan Andrew, Emmittsburgh. Annan Robert L., Emmittsburgh. M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855. Archer G. W., Churchville. Atkinson E. E., Preston. Aydelotte John S., Snow Hill. Baden I., Great Mills. Bagley . Jerusalem Mills. Bailev Alex. II., Cambridge. Bale T., Thomas Run. Ballard R. R., Fairmount. Ballard , Potato Neck. Baltzell Wm. II., Frederick. Barber L., Chaptico. Barber Philip D., Sunderlandville. Barber Thomas, Randallstown. Barber Thomas, Chaptico. Barrick D. 8., Sabillasville. Barton J. W., Greenwood. Bay ley A. H., Cambridge. Bayne Jno. W., Fort Foot. Beall Richard D., Darnestown. Bean A. H., Mount Airy. Beckenbaugh , Sr., Hagerstown. Beckenbaugh , Jr., Hagerstown. Beck Samuel, Hanesville. Bell Ephm., Maryland Line. Belty Ilenry E., Manchester. Beltz Theodore II., Manchester. Beltz , Jr.. Manchester. Betson George W., Greensboro’. Bick S., Hanesville. Biggs Augustin A., Sharpsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Washington co.; phys. Maryland hasp., Baltimore. Bdlingslae James IT., Westminster. Billingslea J. L., Westminster. Billingsley J. A. T., Charlotte. Birckhead S. II., Abingdon. Bird B. L., Jr., Oakgrove. Bird E., Bel Air. Bird J. O., Robevtown. Bird Sami. R., Huntingtown. Bird T. E., Bel Air. Bird Wm. P., South River. A. B., Dickinson coll., 184G; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1849. Birnic Clotworthy. Taneytown. Bishop E. Tracy, Smithsburgh. Bishop George AV., Snow Hill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Blackistone R. S., Milestown. Blanford J. II.. Piscataway. Boardman F. E., Oakland. Boarman Wm. J., Bryantown. Bohanan W. T., Great Mills. Booker Tlios. N., Church Hill. Boone Jenningham, Buckeystown. Boothe AV. A., Benton. Booth Win., Williamsport. Bordley James, Sr., Centreville. Bordley Janies, Jr., Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868. Boteler George W., Myersville. A. B., univ. of Va.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868; was clinical ass’t Baltimore infirmary. Boteler R. II. E., Funkstown. Boteler Wm. E., Middletown. Boulden R. R., Jerusalem Mills. Bowdell Wm. J., Tobacco Stick. Bowdle William James, Church Creek. A. B., Dickinson coll., 1854; A. M., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1857; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Bowen C. H. A., Druidville. Bowen H. F., Pompey Smash. Bowen Josiah, Mt. Washington. Bowlen G. W., Barnesville. Bowlns Edw., tm Middletown. Boyle Charles B., Hagerstown. Brent II. W., Forestville. Brewer Charles, Darnestown. Brewer Nicholas, Dawsonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1840. Brewer William, Annapolis. Brewer , Poolesville. Briscoe ITenry, Salisbury. Briscoe W., Leonardstown. 318 BRO AIARYLAND. DOR Broadbent William, Hagerstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1863; member med. chirurg. faculty of Baltimore; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Brogdan Arthur, Govanstown. Broidrick J. P., Hancock. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Broome J. M., Spalding. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Broome John I., St. Ingoes. Broomwell Jno. E., Ridgeville. Bromw 11 Robt. E., Port Deposit. Brooke A. M., Newport. Brown E. Lincoln, New Windsor. Brown Geo. II., New Windsor. Brown Jno. T., Principio. Brown Nathan, Freedom. Bruce J. J., Cumberland. Bryan J. L., Cambridge. Buffington J. F., New Windsor. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Bull John, Thomas Run. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Bullard William Reed, Helena. A. B., Harvard coll., 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1S60. Burch D. C., Chaptico. Burns Arthur P., Ellicott City. M. D., med. dep’t u niv. of Md., 1850; member St. Clement s Hall; surg. and med. direct, in con- fed. army. Burt W., Forest Yille. Bush Jno. C., Harney. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1854; (post office in Md., but lives in Adams co., Pa.). Bussy Thomas L., (m) Ernmittsburgh. Butler Francis, Westminster. Byrne Lawrence, Pikesville. Cairnes , Pleasantville. Canter •, Charlotte Hall. Carlin James S., Barnesville. Carnes G. II., Woodbury. Carr Benjamin A., Friendship. Carr M. A. R. F., Grantsville. Carrico Thomas A., Charlotte. Carroll Thoma3 K., Church Creek. A. B., Washington acad., 1842 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ml., 1845. Carter Robt. C., Cherry Hill. Catlin Joseph A. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1874. Caulk Win., St. Michaels. Chamberlin ,T. E. M., Easton. Chaplain James S., Trappe. Chapman N., Pomonkey. Cherbonnier P. O., Denton. Chesley N. D., Bristol. Chew Thos. I., Croom. Chiles , Sunderlandville. Chubb Chas. II., Cambridge. Clark E. J., Millington. Claude Abram, Annapolis. Clayton William Q., AVest River. Clements J. M., Lombardville. Cliff F. A., Sassafras. Cliff I., Templeville. Clusher AFherley, (m) AVestminster. Cochrane J. II., Havre de Grace. Cockey Chas. E., Queenstown. Collier Levin D., Salisbury. , Combs Charles, Leonardtown. Combs P. H., Great Mills. Comegys Henry C., Greensboro’. M. L)., raed. dep’t univ. of Md., 1854; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Comyges Nathaniel, Wye Mills. Compton R. Keith, Pomonkey. M. D., ined. dep’t Washington univ., 1850; mem- ber med. and surg. soc. of Charles co. Connoway Jno. W., Preston. Cook Septimus J., Beltsville. Cooman , Westminster. Corley J. II., Lapidum. Corse G. F., Lauraville. Costen Isaac T., Newtown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857. Councilman John T., Pikesville. CoxeC., (h) Easton. Cozzens J. II., (m) Hagerstown. Crandell Chas. E., Millersville. Crane Thos. H., Millington. Crawford B. B., Laytonville. Crawford J. H., Barton. Crawford Francis, Freedom. Cross II., Golden Mill. Crowmiller , Laurel Factory. Cruikshank Harrison, Cecilton. Crum Geo. W., Jefferson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1832. Culler John J., Jefferson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1848. Dare Geo. S., Rising Sun. M. D., Jefferson coll., I860 ; member med. soc. of Oxford, Pa. Dashiell Jno. W., Princess Anne. Dashiell Wm. II. II., Quantico. Davis R. P., Parkton. Davidson , Queenstown. Dawson , Poolesville. Dawson James, St. Michaels. Dawson Wm. II., St. Michaels. Delaplane James B., Hancock. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Denney William, Stevensville. Dennis G. R., Princess Anne. Dennis S. P., Salisbury. Dent Samuel W., Bryantown. Derrickson J. C., Berlin. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. De Unger R., Cambridge, Dickey Robert, Fallston. Dickinson , Trappe. Dickinson , Newtown. Dickinson Granville E. M. D., ined. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1874. Digges John S., Newburgh. Digges Robert, Port Tobacco. Dirickson Edwin J. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1S74. Dixon Basil S., Cavetown. Dixon Isaac II., Reisterstown. Dodson Robert A., Comellsville. Donsife H. L., Woodlawn. Doran Chas. R., (hi Hagerstown. Dorsey Frederick, Hagerstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1S5G. Dorsey G. W., Port Republic. Dorsey Harry W., New Market. DOR MARYLAND GRI 319 Dorsey Thornton, Huntingtown. Dorsey Wm. P., Port Republic. Dougherty B. A., Cumberland. Member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md., Am. med. asso. Dougherty M. C., Grafton. Downey Jno. A., Hew London. Downs Wm. H., Bridgetown. Downes Wm. H., Denton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1864; act. med. cadet 3 months, Baltimore, U. S. army 1 year; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Doyle Frederick C., Clear Spring. Duckett R. J., Bakersville. Dudley Samuel E., Sudlersville. Dulany L, Millington. Dulany W., Millington. ‘ Dunott Justice, Frederick. Dunott Thomas, Frederick. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Duvall A., Piscataway. Duvall Jas. J., Davidsonville. Duvall Loyd II., Point of Rocks. Duvtil E. P,, Cumberland. Duval II., South River. Duval W., Collington. Dyer John J., Piscataway. Earl Samuel T., Centreville. Earle Jno. C., Easton. Eastman Lewis M., Baltimore. B. A., A. M., Newton univ. of Md.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1859; member med. asso. of Baltimore, med. and chirurg. faculty of Md., and Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 yr. Ebberly A. K., Hagerstown. Edelin E.Y., Bryant-own. Edelin R., Leonardtown. Member med. and chirurg. soc. of Md. Edelin W., Leonardtown. Ellegood Robert II., (m) Salisbury. Ellis Charles M., Elkton. M. D., med. dep’t Pa. univ., 1861; member Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 18 months. Ellison Talcot, Hancock. Emmill John, (m) Manchester. Emory D. C. H., Centreville. Emory Richard, Taylor. Engler Joshua, Hew Windsor. Esgate John, Church Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1864. Evans Jno. R., Havre de Grace. Evans Lewis W., Bridgeton. Evans W. I., Perrymansville. Eversfield Thos., Croom. Ewell S. S., (e) Vienna. Ewing H. W., Mt. Washington. Fairbanks S., Cornersville. Fechtig George, (h) Hagerstown. Field Philip S., Powhattan. Field P. S., Franklintown. Finley , Church Hill. Finney John M., Churchville. Finnegan W. R., Westminster. Fisher Geo. M., Denton. Fisher Samuel G., Edesville. Fleagel D. B., (m) Frizzelburgh. Flemming J. K., Hagerstown. Ford II. A., Leonardtown. Ford Stephen, Horth East. Forest J. W., Spalding. Forward William Stump, Darlington. M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Pa., 1854; member med. soc. of Clark co., Ala., med. soc. of Hartford co., Md., med. and chirurg. faculty of Md., Am. med. asso., and med. asso. of Ala.;—author of “ An Historical and Descriptive Narrative of the Mammoth Cave, Ky.,” etc., 1870; numerous articles in the “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” from 1857 to 1873 ; also in other journals. Fox Charles Albert, Beltsville. M. D., Richmond med. coll., 1868. Franklin A. J., West River. Franklin Benjamin, Sam’s Creek. Franklin J. B., Pisgah. Franklin T., Tracy’s Landing. Frazier I. II., Elkton. Freeny G. W., Pittsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1862.; member med. asso. of Worcester co. Frick W. G., Annapolis. Fringer W. K., Westminster. Frury , Salisbury. Funderburg G. B., Cumberland. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; ass’t sec. med. soc. of Alleghany co., Md. Gale , Princess Anne. Gaines J. II., Boonsboro’. Gaines J. M., Boonsboro’. Galloway John, Ellengowan. Gardner P. J., Mt. Airy. Garrott Jno. E., Burkettsville. Gatzel Henry, Cub Hill. Geiger Chas. A., (h) Manchester. Geiger John, Manchester. George A., Mitchellville. George E., Denton. George P., Denton. Gestell A., Westport. Getorman A. P., Heckstown. Getzendeiner J. T., Frostburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Getzendeiner J. W., Frederick Gibbons J. E., Hew Windsor. Gibson John C., St. Michael’s. Gibson J. G., Frederick City. Gillis Jno. R. P., Whaleysville. Gilpin G. E., Rockville. Gittings S., Upper Falls. Gittis , Whaleysville. Glotfelty Edwin H., Accident. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873. Goerlky Edw., Ilarewood. Goldsborough E. K., Skipton. Goldsborough G. W., Greensboro’. Goldsborough L. C., Walkerville. Good Samuel M., Leitersburgli. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1856. Gore James, Reisterstown. Gorsuch S. H., Bird Hill. Gott R. T., Poolesville. Gough R. T., Leonardtown. Graham Jas. Edward, Long Marsh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Graham T. J., Frostburgh. Grash Henry, (m) Williamsport. Gray Samuel, Laurel Factory. Green Richard H.. Davidsonville. Grimes Jno. T., Williamsport. JON 320 GRO MARYLAND, Gross Henry, Golden Hill. Gunby H. H., Marion Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1855. Gunther David (m) Hagerstown. Ilackett Thomas, Hillsboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Hale T., Frederick City. Hall Estep, West River. Hall Julius, Lower Marlboro’. Hall W. H. D., St. Denis. Hamilton S. P., Elk Ridge Landing. Hammond A., Hagerstown. Hammett C. M., Chaptico. Hammond C., Hagerstown. Hammond C. V., Pawtuxent. Hammond Geo., Crownsville. Hammond J. T., Berlin. Hammond James R., Arnold’s Store. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1866. Hammond R. Y., Frederick. I la nee B. O., Prince Frederick. Handy Thos. H., Cambridge. Handy Dennis Claude, Annapolis. A. M., St.John’s coll., Annapolis, 1859; M. D. med. dep’t univ. of Pa,, 1862. Hardcastle Alex., Hillsboro’. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Hardcastle Edward M., Trappe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844. Hardcastle G., Marvdell. Hardesty J. R. S., Ellicott. Harding Josiah, Stigo. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Hardy I). C., Annapolis. Hardy Thos. E., Burkettsville. Hardy W. II., Cambridge. Hardy Wm. II., Clarkesville. Harlan D., Churchville. Harman Richard T., (h) Hagerstown. M. D., hydropathic coll., 1852; Hahnemann med. coll., 1866; U. S. army 3 years, 3 mos. Harper Chris. C., Centreville. Harper I. R., Elk Ridge Landing. Harper John, Minersville. Harris Jas. L., Kennedyville. Harry S. M., Bay View. Hawkins J. U., Cockeysville. Hawkins P. W., Bryantown. Hays Geo. T.. Aberdeen. Hayward T. B., Clermont Mills. Healey P. A., Cumberland. Healey Thos. M., Cumberland. Ilebb J. W., Great Mills. Heighe J. B., Galena. Heiskell P. H., Piscataway. Hellon Wm. D., Urbana. Ilenkle AT., Brooklyn. Henry J. M., Cambridge. Henry J. R., Elk Ridge Landing. Henry Sami. II., Elk Ridge Landing. Ilerbst John E., Hagerstown. Herring J. W., Westminster. Hershey B. J., Ilyattstown. Hess L., Reedysville. Heston Eben, Farmington. Heston J., Rising Sun. Hicks G. AV., Connersville. Hidden Wm. B., AFestminster. Hignutt John W., Potter’s Landing. M. I)., Phila. ined. coll., 1866. Hill Charles G., Arlington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Washington, Md., 1870; member Arlington liter, asso., and epidemiolo- gical soc. of Md. Hilleary I. W., Petersville. M. 1)., National med. coll., Washington, 1852; Jefferson med. coll., 1854. Ilines Win. M., Freedom. Hines , Freedom. Hinston B. F., Chestertown. Ilobbes , New Market. Hodges W. E., Ellicott City. Hodgkins A. B., Upper Marlboro’. Hodson Eugene, Vienna. Hoffman G. M., Jefferson. Hoffman Jas. F., (m) Beavers Creek. Iloffmeyer F. C., (h) Westminster. Holland Jno. T., Centreville. Ilollyday J. Guy, Carroll. Holloway , Whaleysville. Holt Jno. II., Hillsboro’. Holt Thos. S., Hillsboro’. Ilolten Joseph A., Centreville. Ilolten T. S., Chestertown. Ilolton Tlios. II., Edesville. Hooper E. E., East New Market. Hopkins C., Darlington. Hopkins I.. Brick Meeting House. Hopkins Thomas Chew, Havre de Grace. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1830; member and ex-pres. med. soc. of Harford co. Hopkins , Havre de Grace. Houston M. W., East New Market. Houston Isaac H., Vienna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858. Hood John, Mt. Airy. Housekeeper Philip B., Bay View. Humphrys E. W., Salisbury. Hunt E. D., Piscataway. Hunt , Aquasco. Iddings C. E., Darlington. Imar J. M., Elkton. Ireland John F., Lower Marlboro’. Jacobs J. E., East New Market. Jamar John II., Elkton. Jamison T. W., Randallstown. Jammerson B. A., Allen’s Fresh. Janney Edward W., Orangeville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1863. Jarrett Jas. II., Towsentown. Jarrett Martin, Jarrettsville. Jefferson Chas. W., Federalsburgh. Johns Montgomery, Hvattsville. Johnson , New Market. Johnson Geo., Frederick. Johnson L. E., Lakesville. Johnson Samuel, Princess Anne. Johnson Lorenzo E., Woodlandtown. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1SG4; act. ass’t surg. ITarewood hosp. 131 months. Johnson T. J., Frederick City. Johnston Edward, Prince Frederick. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848. Jones C. M., Spalding. Jones Caleb, St. Ingoes. Jones , Snow Hill. JON MARYLAND MOB 321 Jones D., Dame’s Quarter. Jones D. AY., Hagerstown. Jones E., Tobacco Stick. Jones George, Prince Frederick. Jones Gr. Paul, Princess Anne. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Jones George P., E. New Market. Jones Henry Morris, St. Inigoes. M. -D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Jones Joshua, Ellicott City. Jordan Andrew M., Rock Springs. Jordan , Rising Sun. Joyce Elijah, Johnson’s Store. P. S. L., Dickinson seminary of Pa., 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; act. ass’t surg. Point Lookout 4 months. Karsner AY. II., Chesapeake City. Keech J. A., Hyattsville. Keech Thos. A. R., Bladensburgh. Keene S., Lakesville. Keets Jno. T., Easton. Kelly , Dennings. Kemp II. C., Denton. Kenneday AYiiliam F., (h) Elkton. Kennedy'S., Hall Town. Kennard T. C., Kennedy’s Mill. Kerr Harland, Barren Creek Springs. Kerr S. J. S. K., (h) Quantico. King AY. G., Havre de Grace. Kirby John B., Piscataway. Kirk L. R., Rising Sun. Knighton AV. S., Friendship. Knotts James Valentine, Templeville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1866. Lancaster AI. F., Newburgh. Lane Sidney AV., Newark. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Lankford J. A. J., Tyaskin. Latimer M. R., Horse Head. Lansdale B. F., Damascus. Lauver Milton S., Bruceville. Lawrence V. C., Solomon’s Island. Lee R. D., Bel Air. Lee AYm. H., Hagerstown. Leggett Jno. J., Walkersville. Lewis Clias. O., Bladensburgh. Lewis Jas. E. II., Stevensville. Liggitt , AVoodsboro’. Linthecum , Elk Ridge Landing. Linthicum Hezekiah, Clarksville. Lobenstein John E., Greensboro’ M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Lock , Charlotte Hall. Locken AYm., (m i Carrollton. Love S. T., St. Clement’s Bay. Luckett AYm. F., Benevola. Lusby R. L., Crownsville. LynchT. A., Great Mills. Lynch J., Johnson’s Store. McComas Edward, Oakland. McCormick AY. H., Cumberland. MeCubbin J. M. S., Nottingham. McCullough J. II., AVoodLawn. McDaniel AYm., Prince Frederick. McGill C. G. AV., Catonsville. McGill Thos. J., Frederick. McGill AY., Cumberland. McKaig R. S., Cumberland. McKee C. E. S., Hagerstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1858; surg. U. S. army 3 years and 3 months. McKee Jas. B., Hagerstown. McLaughlin D. B., Ellicott. McMaster Jno. T. B., Newtown. McMasters , Barren Creek Springs. McPherson H., Mechanicstown. McSherry Wm. S., Frederick. Mace C. V., Rossville. Mace W. II., Rossville. Mackey E. I,., (h) Beaver Creek. Maddox C. J., Rockville. Magraw James Martin, Thomas Run. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., I860; member med. soc. of Harford co. Magruder A. J. R., (m) Hagerstown. Magruder I., Rockville. Magruder Julian W., Redland. Magruder T. L. C., Bladensburgh. Magruder Wm. B., Brookville. Magruder William Edward, Olney. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1854. Manaker C. CL, Union Bridge. Mann J. II., Ilicksburgh. Mannakee Elislia Orme, Union Bridge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1866; exam, surg. for pensions. Marbury W. A., Aquasco. Marshall Ed. W., Snow Hill. Martin David C., (m) Frederick. Martin I. J., Ellicott City. Martin J. II., Monument House. Martin Jas. S., Brookville. Martin Wm. A., Uniontown. Mason A. D., Hagerstown. Mathews J. E., Alberton. : Mathews , Oxford. Matthew Fred., Monument House. Maynard Clinton, Union Bridge. Maynard James H., Unity. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date). Maynard Sabritt Sollers, AValkersvilTe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Mayo E. N., Orono. Maxwell Wm. M. A. S., Still Pond. Meade Walter, Millersville. MeteerWm. II., Chestertown. Meloin Walter, Kennedyville. Meredith Wm. II., Smitliville. Merryman Moses, Butler. Miles J. H., Spalding. Miles R. S. C., St. Inigoes. Miller J. C., Hagerstown. Miller John AW, Pisgah. Miller Jno., St. Michael’s. Miller Martin L. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1874. Milliken Jas. McE., Collington. Mills J. II., St. Inigoes. Mills S. E., Cecilton. Milner R. Hamilton, Port Deposit. Milton Noah, (m) Union Mills. Mitchell F. D., Hereford. Mitchell Henry IT., Ellcton. Mitchell , Berlin. Mitchell Thos. E., Frederick. Mobberly Edw. AY., New Market. Moberly Jno. B., New Market. 322 MON MARYLAND. RID Monmonier L. A., Waverly. Morehead Chas. C., Cooksville. Morris L. W., Princess Anne. Morris Samuel, Middleburgh. Morrison Napoleon B., Northeast. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Motley E. W., New Market. Motter Adam., (m) Taneytown. Motter G. F., Taneytown. Mudd Geo. D., Bryantown. Mudd Samuel, Bryantown. Mundell John H., Upper Marlboro’. Munnkhuysen W. S., Bel Air. Muson A. P., Hagerstown. Myres Eli, (m) Manchester. Neale Bennett, Port Tobacco. Neale R., Cliaptico. Nelson Edw., (mi Frederick. Nelson J. R., Black Horse. Nelson Nathan, Johnsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1845. Newcomer David, (e) Clearspring. Newell W. II., Frederick. Newman Cooper M., Churchill. Nichols Jeremiah, Clarksville. Nixon J. R., (m) Cambridge. Noble Wm. D., Federalsburgh. Noland E. F., Cliesterville. Norfolk Wm. IT., Huntingtown. Nourse C. F., Darnestown. Offutt Barrack, Cross Roads. Ogle G. C., Collington. Ohr Chas. H., Cumberland. Pi'es. med. and chirurg. soc. of Md. Owens T., Bristol. Owens T. F., West River. Owings I. II., Roxbury Mills. Owings O. IT., Sykesville. Owings T. B., Ellicott City. Palmer , Sandy Spring. Parker J. C., Port Republic. Parker John I., Sandy Hill. Parker John T., Stockton. A. B., Washington coll., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861. Parsons E. II., Bloomington. Parvis George W., Long Marsh. Pater A. G., State Line. Patterson Wm., Emmettsburgh. Payne J. S., Black Horse. Peach John, Collington. Pembroke Geo. Washington, St. Inigoes. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868. Perkins James A., Chestertown. Perkins W. C., Head of Sassafras. Perkins'William Henry, Hancock. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1868. Perrie R. B., Nottingham. Petherbridge G. W., West River. Petherbridge J. F., Dunkirk. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1832; member med. and chirurg. soc. of Md. Petheridge , Jr., Dunkirk. Petherbridge G. W., Hughesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1866. Pettibone Philip, St. Margarets. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1854. Phelps P. P., Cambridge. Phillips James Richard,E. New Market. A. B., Princeton coll., 1867; M. IX, ined. dep’t univ. ofMd., 1869. Pindell W. Hick, St. Michaels. Pinkard II. M., Annapolis. Piper Jackson, Towsontown. Piper Watson John, Barton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1866; member med. soc. of Alleghany co., med. asso. of Md.; clinical ass’t Baltimore infirmary; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Pitts Hillary R., Berlin. Pitts John W., Berlin. Polk J. C., Abingdon. Poole Bushrod, (e) Buckeystown. Pope Jno. C., Abingdon. Porter James M., Frostburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. V., 1842. Porter L. Lindey, Lanaconing. M. I)., med. coll, ot Ohio, 1869 ; member med. soc. of Alleghany co.; res. jiliys. in hosp. of Ohio penitentiary. Powell F. W., Queenstown. Power E. J., Millington. Prentiss , Govanstown. Preston J. A., Perrymansville. Price A. II., Monkton. Price Benj., Mt. Carmell. Price James II., Chestertown. Price Richard E., Damascus. Price Wm. R., Hereford. Price Robert John, Yienna. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1866. Price Thomas C., Cross Roads. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1852. Pue A., Ellicott. Pue M., Ellicott City. Purnell Jas. B. R., Snow Hill. Pye Charles H., Pomonkey. Quinn S. S., Newton. Ragan Wm., Hagerstown. Ramsey S. J., Dublin. Ramsey S. J., Darlington. Rankin R. S., Shane. Ravenscraft W. II., Frostburgh. Read N. C., Cumberland. Reamer N. G., Hagerstown. Reamer Norman Gale, Beaver Creek. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1869. Reeves T., Chaptico. Reinhart , Fizzleburgh. Reisch T. A. Rladensburgh. Revells Theodore, St. Margarets. Revell Wm. P., Arnold’s Store. Reynolds Joseph W.. Rock Springs. Reynolds P. S., Hillsboro’. Richardson Chas., Colesville. Richardson E. II., Bel Air. Richardson Henry, Bristol. Richardson W. T., Bel Air. Ricaud L. M., Rees Corner. Riddlemoser J. A., Smithsburgh. Riddlemoser W. A., Smithsburgh. Ridout G., Annapolis. Ridout W. G., Annapolis. Ridout John, Annapolis. Ridout Zach. D., St. Margarets. Ridgley Aquilla, Warren. RID MARYLAND. STR 323 Ridgley Charles, Simpsonville. Riggs Augustus, Cooksville. Riggs Artemas, Brookville. Riley David, Dublin. Roberts C. A., Cecilton. Roberts Charles Edward, Cecilton. D. D. S., Baltimore dent, coll., 1862; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1S64. Roberts G., Mill Green. Roberts T. A., Cecilton. Roberts T. H., Church ville. Robertson Samuel W., Crisfield. Robertson T. G., Hagerstown. Robinson I., Johnson’s Store. Robinson J., Bethel. Robinson Samuel, Hickory. Robinson T. B., Flint Stone. Robinson , Potatoe Neck. Rogers F., Millersville. Rogers Henry C., Pikesville. Roman Samuel T., Colora. Roop F. A., Galestown. Rose John, (m) Bethel. Rowland Wm. B., Rowlandsville. Rowe Walter B., Whitehall. Ruby James, Union City. Rutledge Chas. A., Upper Cross Roads. Russell Charles F. Mercer, Sharpsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1867 ; late attend, phvs. to Mt. St. Mary’s coll, and St. Joseph’s , Sisterhood. Ryan W., Hagerstown. Ryder , Salisbury. Sanders Wm. II., Duffield. Sappington Asbury, Fairlee. Sappington A. A., Spaulding. Sappington G. R., Unionville. Sappington John, Darlington. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Sappington J. R., Dublin. Sappington Sidney, Liberty. Sappington T. J., Unionville. Scarborough Silas, Dublin. Schaeffer Thos. II., (mi Frederick. Schell I. G., Frederick. Scott Richard T., Upper Marlboro’. Scott Norman B., Hagerstown. M. D., ined. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844. Scott J. McP., Jessup’s Cut. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1873. Scott S. M., Cumberland. Sedwick John Alexander, St. Leonards. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1830. Sedgewick W., St. Leonards. Seth James, St. Michaels. Shank Abram, Clearspring. Shaw , Port Deposit. Shaw , Uniontown. Sheehy E. L., Upper Marlboro’. Sheahan Jno. Paris, Westminster. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1867 ; lecturer on geology and paleontology in Western Md. coll. Sherry Edward, Frederick. Shippen E., Annapolis. Shepplierd J. A., Ellicott City. Sheppherd Frank M., Crumpton. Shipley Henry C., Freedom. Shipley N., New Market. Shower Jacob, Manchester. Shower Theodore, Manchester. Slmltz H. W., Mechanicstown. Shure Chas. A., Port Deposit. Sidwell Reuben, Johnsviile. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1840; surg. Md. militia. Silver S. B., Glenville. A. B., Union coll., 1835; M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Pa., 1838; pres. med. soc. of Harford co. Sim J. Thomas, Liberty. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Simmons T. W., Hagerstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Simpers C. J., North East. Simpson E. B., Harney. Simpson C. W., Liberty. Simpson Thos. W., Liberty. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Skilling John D., Lonaconing. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Alleghany co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. gen’l hosp. 3 years. Skinner , Nottingham. Slemons A. B., Salisbury. Slemons F. M., Salisbury. A. M., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md. (no date). Sloyd Francis M., Trappe. Smith B. L., Tobacco Stick. Smith Charles, Frederick. Smith Francis M., Frederick. Smith James M., Cumberland. Smith John S., Dunkirk. Smith Samuel Price, Cumberland. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1817; member med. and chirurg. soc. of Md., and Am. med. asso.; pres. med. soc. of Alleghany co.; surg. U. S. army 3 years, 2 mos. Smith Washington A., Taylor’s Island. Smitliers Thos. J., Denton. Smoot A. Jackson, Newburgh. Snowden D. W., Laurel Factory. Sommers Abraham H., Rockville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Sommers , Warfieldburgh. Sowers George W., (e) New Market. Spalding Andrew, Leonardtown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Spalding Jno. T., Oakville. Sparrow Louis G., Dunkirk. Stafford A., Preston. Stanforth Richd., Huntingtown. Staumbaugh Jos., (mi Woodsboro’. Steele , Freedom. Steffey Jno. Llewellyn, Williamsport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Stewart IT., Dunkirk. Stewart R. I)., South River. Stewart William, Princess Anne. Stickett C., South River. Stickney II. C., (h) Clearspring. Stitely Win., (m) Woodsboro’. Stokes Wm. J., Galesburgli. Stone C. G., Rockville. Stone Edward, Mt. Pleasant. Stone J., Princess Anne. Stone M. J., Aquasco. Stone T. J., Leonardtown. Stone W., Oakville. Stonestreet E. E., Rockville. Strarqghn Frederick, Denton. 324 STU MARYLAND. WIL Stubbs S. B., Rising Sun. Stump W. II., Hickory Tavern. Sudler Arthur E., Sudlersville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Sudler Wm. J., Sudlersville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Summers , Rockville. Sutton I., Chaptico. Sutton L. J., St. Clement’s Bay. Swope John, Taneytown. Swope Sami., Taneytown. Sylkirk Sami., (m) Frederick. Taft R. M., Elkron. Taylor J. Zack., Quantico. Tayman F. N., Galena. Temple .lames D. W. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1874. Thayer Obed P., Elkton. Thomas A., Mt. Savage. Thomas Bruce, Frederick. Thomas Francis, Sandy Spring. Thomas G. C. S., Pomonkey. Thomas I., Charlotte Hall. Thomas J. C., Aquasco. Thomas Jacob D., Buckeystown. Thomas John W., Pomonkey. Thomas J. W., Harris Lot. Thompson A., Mt. Savage. Thompson A. C., Cambridge. Thompson R. II., Finksburgh. Thompson R. R., Clarksburgh. Thompson Wm. S., Warren. Todd , Snow Hill. Todd Geo. W., Salisbury. Todd Henry L., Salisbury. Townsend M. M., Frostburgh. Tredick J., Jr., Perrymansville. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1860; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Trippe E., Easton. Truitt D. J. O., Newtown. Truitt G. T., Newtown. Tuck W. J., Annapolis. Tucker John T., Church Hill. Tuft Reuben II., Elkton. Tull J. D. E., Fairmount. A. B., Dickinson coll.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1855; member med. soc. of Baltimore. Turner I., St. Leonard’s. Turner James, Brick Meeting House. Turner John H., Chaptico. Tyler Wm. S., Sr., Frederick. Tyler Wm. S., Jr., Frederick. Upsher , Snow Hill. Upshur Geo. M., Fairmount. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Vannort E. A., Ilanesville. A. B., Washington coll., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1862; gen’l sec. Kent co. agricul. asso.; served as surg. of vols. 4 years. Virdun W. W., Lapidum. Wacliter Leander, Myersville. Wagner John, Woodsboro’. Wagner Wm. II., Woodsboro’. Wallace Joseph V., Chesapeake City. Waller Edward R., Deal’s Island. Wallis Walter G., Crumpton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Walton H. R., Annapolis. Walton J. R., (m) Annapolis. Walton Thos. ()., (m) Annapolis. Ward H. C., Fiscataway. Ward J. R., Govanstown. Warfield Evan W., Mathew’s Store. Warfield M. W., Lisbon. Warren W. C., Barton. Warring J., Chaptico. Warring W. W., Nottingham. Waters Franklin, West River. Waters S. R., Watersville. Waters Win. A., Clarksburgh. Waters Washington, Clarksburgh. Watkins L. D., (e) Damascus. Watkins Wm. C., Woodstock. Watkins W. W., Ellicott City. Watt James, Black Horse. Watt James, Federal Hill. M. D., graduated 1863. Weaver Jacob J., Sr., Uniontown. Weaver Jacob J., Jr., Uniontown. Weaver Jno. T., Manchester. Webb James A., (m) Frederick. Weedon Jno. II. W. G., Broad Creek. Weems Richard, South River. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Weims , Tracy’s Landing. Weiss Ezra, Hagerstown. Welfley D. P., Cumberland. M. IX, but no coll, given; member med. soc. of Alleghany co. Wells C. A., Hyattsville. Wells Chas. A., Bladensburgh. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1862. Wells Edw. D., Hampstead. Wells E. II., Westminster. Wells. Geo., Jr., Annapolis. Wells Richard C., Hampstead. Wells Thomas W., Hampstead. Welch Thomas, Rutland. A. B., St. James’ coll., 1859; A. M., St. John’s coll., 1871; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862. Wernschoff Ed., Emmittsburgh. West , Knoxville. Whaland Charles W. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1874. Whaland T. II., Cliestertown. Wheeler W. B., Boonsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1862; surg. confed. army 3 years. White Frederick T., Savage. White , Poolsville. White John I)., Powellville. White N. Smith, Dawsonviile. White Wm., Mechanicstown. Whiteford H. Clay, Darlington. M. IX, but no coll, given. Wiesel Sami., Williamsport. Willetts , Rockville. Willetts C. F., Offutt’s Cross Roads. Williams Arthur. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1874. Williams D. Silas, Freeland. Attended two full courses lects., no coll, given ; cor. member Boston gynaecological soc.;—specialtv, diseases of throat and lungs. Williams G. W., Millersville. M. IX, National med. coll., 1859; surg. confed. army during war. Williams Jas. T., Marriotsville. WIL MARYLAND. ZUR 325 Williams Robt. W., Connersville. Willing J. A. J., Tyaskin. Willis Henry T., Preston. Wills Sami. E., Cecilton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Cecil co.; examiner in surg. Willson , Queenstown. Willson Thos. B., Rock Hall. Willson W. G. G., Easton. Wilson II. B., Boonsboro’. Wilson J., Emmorton. Wilson Joshua, Abingdon. Wilson J. B. B., Horse Head. Wilson James II., Woodensburgh. Wilson Stockton W., Union Mills. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Winfield T. H., Towsontown. Wisham , Cedarsville. Wolf J. R. II., Roxbury Mills. Wood Edgar W., Upper Marlboro’. Wood Isaac N., New Market. Wood Yinton R., New Market. Woodward Lewis, (h) AVestminster. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Phila., 1871. Wootten E., Poolesville. Wotten Win. F., Frederick. Worman A. D., (e) Frederick. Worrell Isaac S., Rising Sun. Worrell Theo. A., Northeast. Worth T. G., Hanesville. Worthington G., Savage. Worthington Tlios. C., Savage. Worthington W. II., Ellicott City. Wright Jesse J., Warwick. M. D., med. dep’tof Pa. med. coll., 1859. Wright W. A., Beaver Creek. Wroth P., Chestertown. Wysham W. E., Catonsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1849; attend, tects. at univ. of Pa., and Jefferson med. coll.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. navy from 1850 to 1861. Yerty J. T., Brownsville. Zimmerman Geo. W., Mechanicstown. Zimmerman L. M., Myersville. Zurbucsker Jacob, (m) Unionville. IIll REGISTER OF THE SWE OF ISSMITOS. On the 6th of September, 1620, a small band of Puritans left the shores of England to establish a colony upon the territory owned by the London Company, they having a patent so to do. Owing to the ignorance of the captain, their vessel, the “May Flower,” was brought upon the coast of Massachusetts, and a landing made at the present site of Ply- mouth, not, as was their intention, near the mouth of the Hudson. In 1630, a charter was granted to this colony from the Plymouth Company, within whose limits they had settled. Other colonies soon sprang up, under separate governors and having separate chartel's at first, but being deprived of their charters and placed under one governor in 1686. In 1692, the colonies were united under a new charter, given the name of Massachusetts, and placed under a governor appointed by the King of England. The word Massachusetts is said to be an Indian name, signifying, “the country about the great hills.” As is well known to every American, this State was one of the first to engage in open rebellion to the power of Great Britain, the battle of Lexington being the first engagement of the Revolu- tionary War. Massachusetts (including the present State of Maine, which see,) was one of the “original thirteen States.” The present area of the State is 7800 square miles. The population in 1870 was 1,457,351, among whom there were 2047 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of twenty-five per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The general surface of the State is hilly, the western portion somewhat mountainous, Saddle Mountain, 3506 feet high, being the most elevated peak. The eastern portion is un- dulating, and toward the southeast almost a level plain. The water-power is great, but the streams will admit of the use of small vessels, only, for communication. The Connecticut and the Merrimac are the largest streams in the State. The coast is very irregular, there being numerous capes, bays, and islands. Of the many fine harbors, that of Boston is the most important. Granite is an important staple among the economic productions of the State. Iron is mined; lead, copper, plumbago and anthracite are met with in some localities. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MASSACHUSETTS. MINERAL SPRINGS OF MASSACHUSETTS. Hopkinton Springs are at the town of the same name, in Middlesex county. The water of one of these Springs contains the carbonates of iron, calcium, and magnesium; whilst that of another contains sulphur. Berkshire Soda Spring is about three miles from Great Barrington, on the Ilousatonic Railroad, in Berkshire county. The water contains soda, chlorine, alumina and carbonic acid, and is said to be of service in eczema, ecthyma, acne and other diseases of the skin. It is used both internally and externally. At this' beautiful watering place there are ample hotel accommodations. The Sand Springs, at Williamstown, are said to be efficacious in many cutaneous diseases. There are abundant hotel accommodations. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF MASSACHUSETTS. The Medical Department of Harvard University, at Boston, was organized in 1782. Instruction is given by eleven professors, a demonstrator of anatomy, five assistant profes- sors, and ten other teachers. This school possesses a fine museum and library. The plan of study pursued is concisely given in the last “Annual Announcement, ” from which we make the following extracts: “ Instruction is now given by lectures, recitations, clinical teaching, and practical exercises uniformly distributed throughout the academic year. This year begins September 25th, and ends on the last Wednesday in June ; it is divided into two equal terms, with a recess of one week between them.” “The course of instruction has been greatly enlarged, so as to extend over three years, and has been so arranged as to carry the student progressively and systematically from one subject to another in a just and natu- ral order.” “A series of examinations on all the main subjects of medical instruction has been distributed for regular students through the whole three years; but they may be passed by other students either all at once or at the end of their course, or, successively, at MASSACHUSETTS. 327 several times. Every candidate for the degree must pass a satisfactory examination in every one of the principal departments of medical instruction at some time during his period of study.” “ Studies for the First Year.—Anatomy, Physiology, and General Chemistry. “ For the Second Year.—Medical Chemistry, Materia Medica, Pathological Anatomy, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Surgery and Clinical Surgery. “ For the Third Year.—Pathological Anatomy, Therapeutics, Obstetrics, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Surgery and Clinical Surgery.” The examinations following in the same order. “Students who began their professional studies elsewhere may be admitted to the school and become candidates for a degree with- out joining the regular classes.” “ Students who take the regular course of the school are divided into three classes, according to their time of study and proficiency. Students may be admitted to advanced standing in the regular course; but all persons who apply for ad- mission into the second or third year’s class must pass an examination in the branches already pursued by the class to which they seek admission.” The fees are : matriculation, $5; for the year, $200 ; for either term, $120; and for gradu- ation, $30. In addition to the above, a course is given in which persons may pursue such advanced studies as they may select. Students attending one department of the University have the right to attend any other department without extra charge. The New England Female College was organized at Boston, in 1848. There are five professors in the faculty. The regular term is of seventeen weeks, and the course of three years’ duration. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $75 ; graduation, $30. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES OF MASSACHUSETTS. The Massachusetts General Hospital.—This institution was opened at Boston, in 1821, and, “ with the exception of the Pennsylvania Hospital, is the oldest establishment of its kind in this country.” It is a very large, handsome building, containing 175 beds, and is supported by voluntary contributions. Prom the date of opening until January 1st, 1873, 40,087 persons have been treated in its wards. The price of board varies from $4.50 to $25 per week, but there are a number of free beds. A dispensary service is held daily ; a clinical service is held every Saturday during the winter, and every Wednesday.and Saturday during the summer. The amphitheatre is capable of seating four hundred persons. There is a dental department connected with this hospital. No person suffering from a contagious disease is admitted. This institution possesses a very fine medical library. Prizes are give;, triennally by the trustees for essays upon various medical subjects announced by them. The McLean Asylum for the Insane is a branch of the Massachusetts General Hospital, and is under the control of its officers. It is situated at Somerville, in the vicinity of Boston. Since the opening of this asylum, in 1818, over six thousand patients have been received. The City Hospital, at Boston, was opened for patients in 1864. The hospital has 250 beds, and although pay-patients are admitted, it “ is intended for those residents of Boston who require temporary relief during sickness, and are unable to pay for treatment.” Public clinics are held nearly every day. A very handsome “Report,” giving the history of many cases, was published by the officers of this hospital in 1869. During the year ending April 30th, 1872, 3054 patients were treated in, and 8947 out-patients received the benefits of this institution. The Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary.—Since this institution was organized, in 1826, about 80.000 persons have been treated by its physicians. There are 39 beds for those patients who are received as boarders, such patients being charged $3.50 per week. Boston Lunatic Hospital.—This institution is situated in South Boston, in the midst of a large plot of ground. The building was completed in 1839. It is under the control of the “Board of Directors for Public Institutions,” as is also the Hospital on Deer Island, in Boston Harbor. At the latter hospital patients are received from the City Almshouse, the House of Industry, and the House of Reformation. The Channing House, at Boston, is not exactly a hospital, being more of a home for incurables. The House of the Good Samaritan, at Boston, is “for the care and treatment of sick women and girls, and of boys under six years of age.” The Carney Hospital was incorporated at Boston, in 1863. It is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. In connection with this hospital there is a “Lying-in Department,” and an “Asylum for Infants.” About one-half of the cases are charitable cases, but those who are able to pay are charged from $5 to $6 per week ; or, if in the private rooms, from $10 to $25. St. Joseph’s Home for Sick and Destitute Servant Girls is under the care of the Sisters of St. Francis, and combines both a hospital and a home. It is situated in Boston. 328 MASSACHUSETTS. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, at Boston, is devoted to the diseases of women. The weekly- charge is very moderate. This hospital has 25 beds, and is in charge of the Sisters of St. Francis. The Children’s Hospital is intended as a hospital for children under twelve years of age, and as a training school for nurses. Thirty patients can be accommodated here, acute cases having the preference. The poor of Boston are received without charge, a moderate charge being made for those who are able to pay. Greenwood Institute, near Boston, is an asylum for persons suffering from nervous affections. The charges are from $15 to $30 per week, according to the accommodations. St. Luke’s Home, at Boston, provides gratuitous care and treatment for women and children convalescent from disease. The Cambridge Hospital is for the accommodation of sick women and children. Such patients as are able to pay are charged a moderate sum, but the poor are not charged. The United States Marine Hospital is situated at Chelsea. According to law. forty cents per month is deducted from the pay of seamen in the merchant service, this amount going toward the support of the United States Marine Hospitals. The payment of the dues for the three months preceding his application, entitles a seaman to the relief afforded by these hospitals. The Chelsea Hospital is upon elevated ground overlooking Boston Harbor. One hundred patients can be accommodated here. The Chelsea Naval Hospital “ is intended for the treatment of sick and disabled men of the Naval Service.” The Boston Dispensary was founded in 1796. As many as 26,000 poor patients have received the benefits of this institution in one year. There are a number of medical insti- tutions in Boston and its vicinity, of which we have no information. They are, the Dispensary for Skin Diseases, Dispensary for Nervous Diseases, St. Mary’s Hos- pital, Boston Lying-in Hospital, Boston Orthopoedic Association, New England Hospital for Women and Children, and the Boston Homoeopathic Dispensary. Of the State Lunatic Asylum, at Worcester, we have no details further than that it was established in 1832. Northampton Asylum, Taunton Asylum, and Tewksbury Recep- tacle are ouly known to us by name. There is a private asylum, called the “ Orient Spring Health Institute,” at Amherst. It is under the care of Dr. G. W. Rhodes. We are indebted to the “Medical Register of Boston,” by Francis II. Brown, M. D., for much of -our information in regard to that city and its vicinity. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MASSACHUSETTS. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Massachusetts Medical Society Geo. C. Shattuck C. W. Swan. Barnstable District Medical Society Peter Pines N. Munsell. Berkshire District Medical Society F. K. Paddock J. F. A. Adams. Boston Medical Association J. C. Warren. Boston Society for Medical Improvement F. B. Greenough. Boston Society for Medical Observation W. L. Bichardson. Boston Society of Medical Sciences Ed. Wigglesworth. Boston Academy of Homoeopathic Medicine II. C. Clapp. Boston Homoeopathic Society F. H. Underwood. Boyleston Medical Society of Harvard University R. II. Fitz G. K. Sabine. Bristol, North District W. W. Godding E. J. Basset. Bristol, South District F. H. Hooper C. D. Prescott. Cambridge Medical Improvement Society A. P. Clarke. Dorchester Medical Club C. E. Stedman. Essex, North District David Dana Martin Root. Essex, South District E. B. Pierson A. II. Johnson. East Boston Medical Association M. B. Leonard B. F. Campbell. Franklin District Medical Asociation Wm. Dwight A. C. Walker. Gynaecological Society of Boston W. Lewis H. R. Storer. Hampden District Medical Society T. L. Chapman G. S. Stebbins. Hampshire District Medical Society C. L. Knowlton F. C. Green. Lynn Medical Society C. A. Lovejov. Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society II. G. Newton. Massachusetts Homoeopathic Medical Society J. II. Woodbury. Middlesex, East District Medical Society J. W. Harlow Azel Ames. Middlesex, North District Medical Society Gilman Kimball A. W. Butterick. Middlesex, South District Medical Society Morrill Wyman C. E. Vaughan. Norfolk District Medical Society Edward Jarvis A. H. Nichols. Obstetrical Society of Boston Wm. Read W. L. Richardson. Plymouth District Medical Society Benj. Hubbard B. F. Hastings. Roxburv Society for Medical Improvement A. H. Nichols. Suffolk District Medical Society G. H. Lyman O. F. Wadsworth. Tremont Medical Club M. B. Leonard A. M. Sumner. Walker Society for Medical Improvement E. J. Forster. Worcester District Medical Society T. II. Gage J. G. Park. Worcester, North District Medical Society Alfred Miller G. D. Colony. MASSACHUSETTS. 329 MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. The physician who has attended during the last sickness of any person, shall, when re- quested, within fifteen days after the death, furnish for registration a certificate stating the duration of the last illness, the date, disease or cause of death. Any neglect of this duty is punishable by a fine of $10.—Gen. Stat. 1860, p. 168, ch. 21, sec. 3. It is the duty of every physician who knows that any patient is infected with small pox, or other disease dangerous to the public health, to give immediate notice thereof to the selectmen or board of health of the town where he dwells. Any neglect of this duty is punisnable by a fine of from $50 to $100.—Ibid., p. 193, sec. 48. The overseers of the poor in any town, the mayor or aldermen of a city, the superintendent and inspectors of almshouses, may give to any physician or surgeon, at his request, per- mission to take the bodies of all persons who die in any town, city, or almshouse, and require burial at the public expense, and to use them, within the State, for anatomical study. Pre- ference in this matter shall always be given to medical schools.—lbid.,p. 195, ch. 27” .sec. 1. Every physician or surgeon before he receives a body must give a bond that the body shall be used for anatomical study only, and within the State, and so as in no way to outrage public feeling, and shall after the examination be decently buried.—Sec. 2. If, however, the deceased was a stranger or traveller who died suddenly, or if he requested during his last illness to be buried after death, or liis friends or relatives, within twenty-four hours after the death, requested to have the body buried, the body shall not be given up for dissection.—Sec. 4. After the execution of any person convicted of murder, the Court may order the body of the-convict to be delivered to any professor of anatomy in a college or seminary who requests it, or to any physician in attendance who will engage to dissect it, unless the friends of the convict desire to have the body interred.—Ibid., p. 791, ch. 160, see. 8. Whoever fraudulently adulterates, or knowingly sells adulterated drugs, medicines, etc., shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by fine not exceeding $400.— Ibid., p. 823, ch. 167, sec. 5. If any person, with the intent to procure the miscarriage of any woman, unlawfully ad- ministers to her or prescribes for her any poison, drug, medicine, or other noxious thing, or uses any instrument or means, or aids therein, he or she shall be imprisoned from five to twenty years if the woman dies; and from one to seven years, and fined not exceeding $2000, in case the woman does not die. The punishment for advertising to procure abortion is imprisonment not exceeding three years, and fine not exceeding $1000.—Ibid., p. 818, ch. 165, secs. 9 and 10. Physicians and surgeons are exempt from jury service.—lbid.,p. 180, ch. 132, sec. 2. Bill DIRECTORY OF 11 Slffl OF MASSACHUSETTS. CITY OF BOSTON. ABB (POPULATION, 250,526.) BEA Abbot Samuel L., 90 Mt. Vernon st. Y.-pres. obstet. soc. of Boston. Abell L. W., (h) 173 Charles st. Ahlborn H., (h) 94 Charles st. Aiken Elisha W. B., Concord square. Ainsworth F. S., 31 Bowdoin st. Alexander Andrew, Heponset ave., cor. of Adams st., Ward 16. .Vilen Ira, 1150 Tremont & 125 Cabot sts. Arnes S. C., (e) 35 Hanover st. Amory Robert, 82 Milk st. Treas. Boston soc. of med. science. Angell H. C., (h) 16 Beacon st. Appell J. Franklin, 11 S. Bennet st. Arnold Geo. J., 175 Warren st. Atwood Geo. W., (e) 17 Tremont st. Ayer James, 6 Hancock st. Wpres. obstet. soc. of Boston. Babcock Geo. W., 28 Winter st. Bachelder S. F., 1 Dexter W. V. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Suffolk dist., and med. club of S. Boston : U. S. vols. Bacon John, 19 Somerset st. Bailey George H., (e) 141 Court st. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member na- tional eclec. med. asso. Bailey J. B., (e) 1 Asylum st. Bailey Wm., (e) 5 Pine st. Barnes Henry J., 24 Worcester square. Barrett Wm. Marshall, 385 Sliawmut ave. M. D., Maine med. school, 1846; member med. soc. of Mass.; U. S. vols. 1 year, 9 mos. Bartlett Joseph E., 24 Milford st. Barrows H. G., (e) 82 E. Brookline st. Beach H. H. A., 322 Shawmut ave. Ass’t demonst. of anat. med. dep’t Harvard univ. 330 BEL MASSACHUSETTS. COT Belt Chas. B., 471 W. Broadway. Berg A., (e) 87 Kingston st. Bergengren F. W. A., (e< 35 Howard st. Bethune Geo. A., 166 Tremont st. - Bigelow Geo. F., 334 Shawmut ave. Bigelow Henry Jacob, 52 Beacon st. Prof, of surg. med. dep’t Harvard univ. Bigelow Jacob, 59 Mt. Vernon st. Birmingham Sami. T., (e) 63 Cambridge st. Bixby Geo. H., 64 Boylston st. Treas. gynaecological soc. of Boston. Blackwell .T., (ei 37 Howard st. Blaisdell AY. C., 4 Blossom st. Blake Clarence J., Hotel Berkeley. Lecturer on otology med. dep’t Harvard univ. Blake Jno G., 183 Harrison ave. Blanchard Henry, Wood near Walnut st. Blodgett Frank M., 519 Columbus ave. M. IX, med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member Suffolk dis’t med. asso., and med. soc. of Mass. Boardman Wm. E., 405 Columbus ave. Bodge J. II., 15 Hanson st. Bolles William P., Stoughton, cor. Cottage st., Ward 16. M. D., Harvard med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; pathologist Boston city hosp.; ass’t surg. out-door patients, city hosp. Boothby Alonzo, (h) 60 Temple st. Borghardt A. AY. C., (e) 363 Tremont st. Borland John 1ST., 229 Beacon st. Inst, of clinical med., med. dep’t Harvard univ. Both Carl, 223 Tremont st. Boutelle J. T., 1272 Washington st. Bowditch II. P., 113 Boylston st. Ass’t prof, of physiology med. dep’t Harvard univ. Bowman AY. IT., 324 E st. Bragdon Geo. A., 1831 Dorchester ave.,Ward 16. Brechin William P., 67 AY. Cedar st. M. 1)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1872; member med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of Nova Scotia; ass’t surg. Mass, charitable eye and ear infirm. Breckin Wm., (e) 67 W. Cedar st. Brooks A., 102 Revere st. Brooks Chas. G., (h) 4 Saratoga st. Brown Buckminster, 59 Bowdoin st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1844; member med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, and med. soc. of Mass.; surg. to house of Good Samaritan; —author of papers, “ Recent Improvements in Med. and Surg.,” 1842; “ Orthopedic Surg. in Europe,” 1846; “Treatment and Cure of Cretins and Idiots: Acc’- of a Visit to the Institution in Switzerland,” 1847; “ Report of a Case of Neu- ralgia Existing 18 years Cured by an Opera- tion,” 1853; “Spinal Caries or Angular Curva- ture,” 1858; “Cases of Talipes or Club Foot,” 1858; “ Femoral Aneurism Treated by Immedi- ate Compression,” 1866, etc., etc. Brown Chas. R., (e) 14 Burrough’s place. Brown David R., (e) 81 Beach st. Brown Francis H., 97 Waltham st. A. M., Harvard univ.; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard ■ univ., 1861; member med. soc. of Boston, obstet. soc. of Boston, soc. of nat. hist., etc.; surg. to children’s hosp.;—ed. “Boston Med. and Surg. Journal.” Brown S. E., 228 Harrison ave. Brown Wm. Wells, (e) 140 Court st. Browne C. H., 11 Hancock st. Browne Wm. G., (e) 86 Court st. Bubier Joseph A., 35 Hancock st. Buckingham C. E., 53 Worcester st. Prof, obstet. and med. jurisprudence med. dep’t Harvard univ. Buckle C. A., 13 Pleasant st. Burke John, (e) 107 Salem st. Bundy Frank E., 99 Waltham st. Burnham Chas. A., 10 Bowdoin st. Bushee J. A., 46 Maverick square. Bushnell Wm., (h) 28 Princeton st. 13. A., Yale coll., 1828; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member liomoeo. med. soc. of Mass. Cabot Samuel, 11 Park square. Callaghan M. J., 169 Tremont st. Campbell Benj. F., 115 Meridian st. Sec. E. Boston med. asso. Campbell W. II., 1328 Tremont st. Carr others A. K., (h) 232 Harrison ave. Chandler L. G. Ass’t phys. Deer Island hosp. Channing Walter, 1 Park square. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Mass., etc.; phys. to Boston dispensary. Chase Horace, 54 Eliot st. Cheever David W., 1267 Washington st. Adj. prof, clinical surg. med. dep’t Harvard univ. Cheever Joseph, (e) 7 Tremont row. Chenery Elisha, 65 Chandler st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1853; member med. soc. of Maine, Suffolk dis’t med. soc., and med. soc. of Mass.,- — author of articles on “Double Conception,” 1871; “Uterine Hemor- rhage,” 1871 ; “Delirium Tremens, on the Use of Chloral Hydrate,” 1873. Clapp Herbert Codman, (h) 518 Tremont. B. A., Harvard coll., 1867; M. D., med. dep t Harvard coll., 1870; member Am. inst. of homoeo., and liomceo. med. soc. of Mass.; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Boston; phys. to Boston homoeo. dispensary. Clark Henry G., 18' Beacon st. Clarke Edw. II., 18 Arlington st. Clay R. Richard, (e) 185 Warren ave. M. D., Am. med. coll., 1855; demonst. of auat. Am. med. coll., Cincinnati. Cleaveland Chas. D., 50 Union Park. Clisley H., (h) 28 Winter st. M. IX, N. Y. med. coll, for women, 1865; house phys. to hosp. for women, N. Y.; specialty, dis- eases of women. Codman Benj. S., 13 Tremont st. M. IX, med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1847; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, and Mass, dental soc.; med. purveyor for Mass, dur- ing rebellion. Codman W. W., 33 Boylston st. Coit Daniel T., 36 Harrison ave. Colby J. L., (e) 12 Indiana place. Colby Sarah A., 17 Hanson st. Colton Jno. J., (e) 160 Hanover st. Coolidge A., (e) 70 Chestnut st. Coolidge J. B., (e) 74 Waltham st. M.D., N. Y. eclec. med. coll., 1868; Boston dental coll., 1870; prof, dental art and mechanism Boston dental coll., 1872. Copeland Geo. W., 50 Maverick square. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass. Cornell Wm. M., 135 W. Concord st. Cornish T. O., (e) 461 W. Fourth st. Cotthans Otto, (e) 201 Mt. Vernon st. COT MASSACHUSETTS, EVE 331 Cotting Benjamin Eddy, 76 Bartlett st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1834; A. M., 1837 ; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1837 ; member obstet. soc. of Boston, and Boston soc. for medical im- provement; cor. member of med. soc. at Athens, Greece, and of Accademia de’ Quiriti at Rome, Italy; hon. member med. soc. of Conn.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mass.; ex-pres. of Norfolk dis’t med. soc.; consult, phys. and surg. to Boston city hosp.; fellow Am. acad. of arts and sci- ences, etc.;—author of papers on “Anaesthetics in Midwifery,” 1858; “Croup,” 1859; “Cho- lera,” 1866; “Position of Foetus in Uterus,” 1870; “ Vaccination without Scar,” 1872; opera- tion for “ Ingrowing Toe Nail,” 1873, with nu- merous other important papers. Couch John F., 24 South st. Cowles E., City Hospital. Crabtre A. D., (h) 37 Tremont st. M. D., Metropolitan med. coll., New York, 1858; chairman board of health of city of Hartford, Conn., 2 years; member homceo. med. soc. of Boston. Crandon B. II., (e) 4 Tremont Temple. Crane P. M., 1 Meridian st., E. Boston. Crosby J. W., 9 Safford st. Cross William P., (h) 476 Broadway. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1853; mem. Am. inst. of homceo., homceo. med. soc. of Bos- ton, Boston soc. of nat. hist. Cullis Clias., (h) 16 Somerset st. and Union ave., Ward 16. Currier John II., 39 Wall st. Curtis E. de F., (e) 9 Tremont place. Curtis Hall, 2 Spruce st. Sec. Mass. med. benevolent soc. Cushing Benj., Percival ave., Ward 16. Cushing Joseph W., 29 Worcester st. A. B., Wesleyan univ., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1861 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Boston dispens. 3 years ; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. 3 years. Cushing Stephen, 58 Rutland st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass., Suffolk dis’t med. soc.; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Cushman C. M., 82 Dover st. Dale W. J., State House. Damon Howard E., 2 Decatur st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. P., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1861; fellow of Mass, med. soc.; member med. asso. of Boston, Am. med. asso., 1873: ex-sec. obstet. soc.; censor of Suffolk dis’t med. soc.; cor. member of N. Y. med. soc.; phys. to dep’t of cutaneous diseases; phys. to outpatients Boston city hosp.; health warden of Boston, 1866, and other offices :—au- thor of papers on “ The Neurosis of the Skin,” “ The Structural Lesions of the Skin,” “ Leuco- cythemia,” “ The Passions in their Relations to Health and Diseases,” and numerous others. Darling C. I., 175 North st. Davenport R. Franklin, 749 Tremont st. A. M., Harvard univ., 1867; M. D., coll. phys. and sure, of N. Y. 1871; member med. soc. of Mass., Boston nat. hist. soc.; phys. to Boston dispens. Davenport J. Henry, 496 Tremont st. Day Albert, 18 Pemberton square, Member med. soc. of Middlesex co.; superintend, phys. Greenwood inst. for inebriates. De La Granja E., (e) 265 Shawmut ave. Derby Geo., 102 Charles st. Prof, of surg. med. dep’t Harvard univ. Derby ILisket, 6 Beacon st. Dewey Jas. W., (e) 25 Tremont st. Dewey J., (e) 29 Crescent place. Dillenbaeh Hiram P., 187 W. Chester Park M. D., med. dep’t univ of N. Y., 1844 ;—author of papers on “ Consumption,” “ Bronchitis,” etc. Dillingham Nathan IT., (e) 21 Indiana place. Disbrow Robert, 22 Edinboro’. Dix John H., Boylston st. Dix L., 21 Endicott st. Doe O. W., 298 Shawmut ave. Doherty Hugh, 258 W. Broadway. A. B., Williams colli, 1863; M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1867; “ L. M., K. Q. C. P. I.,” 1872; member med. soc. of Mass.; coroner of Suffolk co.; sec. board of pensions, exam. surg.; med. cadet U. S. army. Donliam Benj. E., (e) 219 Hanover st. Dow James, (e) 9 Endicott st. Draper Frank W., 36 Worcester st. Sec. Tremont med. club. Draper Joseph R., 637 E. Broadway. A. M., Williams coll., 1861; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Mass.; associate phvs. to Church home; “ phys. ac- coucheur ” Carney hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Drummond T. M., Rockland Home. Dugan P., (e) 361 E st. Dupee Horace, 84 Dover st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1832; A. M., 1835; M. H., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1837 ; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. »f Suffolk dis’t; phys. to Boston lying-in hosp. Durgin Samuel II., Deer Island. Res. phys. Deer Island hosp. Durkee Silas, 50 Howard st. Dutton Samuel L., 169 Harrison ave. Dwight Thos., Jr., 9 Charles st. Member med. soc. of Mass.; prof, of anat. at med. school of Maine. Eastman Edmund T., 293 Shawmut ave. A. B., Harvard univ., 1846; A. M., 1854; M. P., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1850; member med. asso. of Boston, med. soc.-of Suffolk dis’t, Am. med. asso. Edes Robert T.,372 Dudley st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1861; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres. Norfolk dis’t med. soc.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Boston city hosp.; ass’t prof, of mat. med. in Harvard univ.; ass’t surg. and passed ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years; —author of “ Translation of Ecker’s Cerebral Convolutions,” 1873. Edson P. O’Meara, 109 Warren st. Edwards Sami., (e) 253 Tremont st. Ellis Calvin, 114 Boylston st. Prof, clinical med., and dean med. dep’t Harvard univ. Emery William H., Ruggles cor. Tremont st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member med. soc. of Mass. Estabrook C. H., (e) 605 Shaivmut ave. Evans Geo. E., (e) 1136 Washington st. Evans II. P., (e) 27 Essex st. Everett Horace S., 137 W. Broadway. 332 FAB MASSACHUSETTS. HOF Fabyan Geo., 18 Bowdoin st. Fales Geo. II., (e) 48 Maverick square. Fenn Artemus I., 86 Cambridge st. Ferdenandez Manuel, (e) 21 Howard st. Ferguson Hugh, 91 W. Broadway. Fernald Chas. A., 96 Richmond st. and 27 Union Park. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1872; fellow med. soc. of Mass. Fifield W. C. B., Ashland n’r Park,Ward 16. Fisher Theo. W., 171 Warren ave. Fitch S. S., (e) 25 Tremont st. Fitch Vine II., (e) 491 Tremont st. Fitz R. II., 293 Tremont st. Instr. pathol. anat. med. dep’t Harvard univ; pres. Boylston med. soc. Flint John, 1 Union Park. Flint John S., 40 Dudley st. Fogg John S. H., 481 W. Broadway. A. B., Bowdoin coll., 1846; M. 1)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1850; member med. soc. of Mass. Follett John A., 219 Shawmut ave. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1857 ; M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); prof, of anat. and physiology Boston dental coll. Folsom Norton, Mass. General Hospital. Folts Daniel V., 37 Maverick square. Forbes C. F., (e) 271 Ti'emont st. Foye Chas. F., (e) 96 Leverett st. M. D., Long Island coll, hosn., 1871. Foye John W., 30 Kneeland st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1860; member med. soc. of Mass.; special coroner Suffolk co. Frederick Wm., (e) 122 Cambridge st. Fuller Milton, (h) 53 Warren ave. Fulton John B., 258 Meridian st. Gallison Henry N., 15 Eaton st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1871; member med. soe. of Mass., and Suffolk dis’t med. soc. Gambell W. P., (h) 2 Rutland st. Garcean Treffie, 22 Centre st. Garratt Alfred Charles, 37 Boylston st. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1844; fellow med. soc. of Mass.; member med. soc. of Boston, and Am. med. asso., 1872 ;—author of “ Med. Uses of Electricity,” “ Electricity in Women’s Dis- eases.” 1866. Gavin Michael F., (e) 11 W. Broadway. Gay Francis, (e) 62 Cross st. Gay Geo. IT.. 4 Park square. Gay Geo. W., 575 Tremont st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, and med. soc. of Mass.; pres. Tremont med. club; surg. to Boston city hosp. Gersdorff E. B., (h) 138 Boylston st. Gilbert Daniel D., Boston n’r Cottage st. A. M., Harvard coll., 1861; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1864; member Suffolk dis’t med. soc., med. soc. of Mass., and Dorchester med. club; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2 years. Gilman E. A., (e) 22 Warrenton st. Gilson A. J., 630 Tremont st. Goss Francis Webster, 70 Dudley st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass.; censor Norfolk dis’t med. soc. Gould Arthur R., (e) 25 Milford st. Gould J. F., 304 W. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1859; member med. soc. of Mass., and Suffolk dis’t med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Grainger Wm, II., (e) 47 Chelsea st. Gray Francis II., 1 Beacon Hill. Greeley Geo. P., 96 Washington st. Green J. Orne, 1 Tremont place. A. M., Harvard univ., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass., and Boston soc. med. improvements; sec. Am. otological soc.; aural surg. Boston city hosp.; lect. on otology med. dep’t Harvard univ. Green Milbrey, (e) 27 Guild row. Green Reuben, (e) 34 Temple place. Green Samuel A., 25 Kneeland st. Chief phys. Boston dispen.; pres. Channing home. Greene J. S., Washington st. Greene M. C., 69 Green st. Greene N. I., Hamilton place. Greenleaf R. C., Jr.. 30 Newberry st. Greenough Francis B., 17 Charles st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1859; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; member med. soc. of Mass.; sec. soc. for med. improve- ments ; lect. on venereal diseases Harvard med. school; surg. at Carney hosp.; surg. in charge skin and venereal dep’t Boston dispen.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Greenwood James W., (e) 17 Tremont st. Greer Robt., 302 W. Broadway. Grover Samuel, (e) 50 Dover st. Guthrie S., (e) 97 Sudbury st. Hahn A. R., 31 Chelsea st. Hale Josiali L., 575 Tremont st. Hall Adino B., 41 Somerset st. Member med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t. Hall Thos., Jr., 1252 Washington st. M. D., Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Boston, Boylston med. soc., med. soc. of Mass. Hallock F., (e) 143 Court st. Harlow D. L., (e) 113 W. Broadway. Harlow Edwin A. W., 34 Harrison ave. A. B., Harvard univ., 1841; A. M., 1844; M. I>., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1846; member med. asso. of Boston, med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, and med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Boston disp. 3 yrs. Hart John, 733 Parker st. Hartnett Maurice K., 178 Harrison ave. Haskins Alfred L., 264 Tremont st. Haskins J. Proctor, fe) 22 Woodward st. Hastings C. E., (h) 339 Shawmut ave. Hastings W. II. H., U. S. Hotel. Hatch F., (e) 35 Harrison ave. Hawthorne S. T., (e) 111 Hudson st. Hay Gustavus, 91 Charles st. Hayden D. II., 60 Chambers st. Phys. Channing home, and home for aged colored women. Hayes Albert H., (e) 4 Bulfinch st. Hayes A. A., 20 State st. Hayward A. S., 17 Rollins st. Hayward Geo., 3 Walnut st. Hayward J. McL., 618 Tremont st. Hazelton Isaac H., 88 Dover st. Healey J. G., (e) 96 Prince st. Heaton Geo., 586 Tremont st. Hebbard C. E., (e / 135 Concord st. Hebbard Wm. W., (e) 27 Chester park. Hewett S. C., 73 Harrison ave. Hill Calvin A., (e) 189 Warren ave. Hill John B., 28 Avon st. Hodges J. N., (e) 9 Henry st. Hodges Richard M., 53 Mt. Vernon st. Hoffendalil H. L. II., (h) 25 Somerset st. HOL MASSACHUSETTS MER 333 Holbrook S. P., 184 W. Brookline st. Hoi [en L. P., (e) 94 Tremont st. Holmes Oliver W., 296 Beacon st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1829; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; prof. anat. in med. dep’t Harvard univ.; member Am. acad. of arts and sciences;—author of various essays and addresses; (not in prac- tice). Holyoke W. C-, 183 Harrison ave. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1872; member med. soc. of Mass. Ilomans Chas. D., 90 Boylston st. Phys. to home for aged men. Homans John, 161 Beacon st. Hooper Robert W., 114 Beacon st. Horne Albert II., (e) Province House. Howe Samuel G., Blind Asylum. Pres. Mass, school for idiotic and feeble-minded youth. Hubbard Geo., 9 Portland st. Hunt Israel T., 22 Leverett st. Iluse A. H., (e) 7 Tremont Row. Hyde Geo. S., 72 W. Newton st. Ilyndman James, 46 Bowdoin st. Inches Chas. E., 88 Charles st. Ingalls P. P., 285 W. Broadway. Ingalls R. M., 13 Central square. Ingalls Wm., 556 Tremont st. Jackson Chas. T., 47 Court Row. Jackson J. B. S., 89 Charles st. Jackson W. F., (h) 84 Dudley st. Jarvis Edward, Draper Court. Sec. Mass, school for idiotic and feeble-minded children; pres.med. soc. of Norfolk dis’t. Jarvis John F., 56 Chambers st. Jeffries B. Joy, 15 Chestnut st. Jeffries John, 15 Chestnut st. Jenks Thomas L., 10 Allen st. Jernegan II. M., (h) 9 Franklin square. Johnson 47. O., 198 Beacon st. Johnson D. A., (h) 20 47orcester st. Johnson II. F., (e i 91 Court st. Jones Geo. Howard, 35 Cambridge st. Jones Geo. Stevens, 164 Charles st. Jones Jas. S., 1 Bowdoin st. Jones Wm. Pelby, 1 Bowdoin st. Jones Sophia C., 33 E. Concord st. Jourdain R. J., (e) 61 Hancock st. Joyce Robert D., 63 Green st. Kelley Henry L., (e) 84 Meridian st. Kimball Gilman, 13 Temple st. Kneeland Samuel, Mass. Institute of Tech- nology. Knight Edward, (e) 80 Dover st. Knight Frederick Irving, 113 Boylston st. A. B., Yale coll., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member Boston soc. for med. improvement, soc. of med. sciences, med. soc. of Mass.; instructor in auscultation, percus. and laryngoscopy in Harvard univ.; phys. to clinic for diseases of throat, Mass, gen’l hosp.;—author of papers on “ Diseases of the Throat; ” specialty, dis. of throat and chest. Knox Thos. P., (e) '87 47. Cedar st. Krebs F. II., 42 Union Park. La Mert James, (e) 1 Gouch st. Laippnt D. G., (e) 42 E. Brookline st. Lamson John A., 1 Staniford st. Langmaid S. W., 266 Tremont st. Latham John, (e) 292i Washington st. Learnard Noyes N., (e) 31 Dover st. Lee L. M., (h) Adams st. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1862; member homceo. med. soc. of Mass. Leonard M. Bloomfield, 7 Meridian st. Pres. E. Boston med. asso. Lewis Dio, (e) 17 Beacon st. Lewis Winslow, 2 Boylston Place. A. B. and A. M., Harvard univ.; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no dates); member med. soc. of Mass.; consulting surg. Mass, gen’l hosp. and Boston city hosp.; pres, gynaecological soc. of Boston; pres. Mass. hist, soc.; hon. member hist. soc. of N. Y., and hist. soc. of Buffalo; re- tired from practice. Lincoln David F., 8 Beacon st. A. B., Harvard coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1864; member med. asso. of Boston, soc. for med. improvement, med. soc. of Mass., Am. social science asso.; phys. Boston dispens. of nervous system; sec. dep’t of health; act. ass’t surg. U. S. steamer “ Mont- gomery,” 18 months. Liverpool J., 70 Causeway st. Logan Samuel Moore, Decatur st. Lombard Josiah S., 76 Chestnut st. Lothrop G. E., 1S9 Warren ave. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1870. Lundbeck Cli., (e) 41 Hanover st. Lyman Geo. IL, 121 Boylston st. Pres. med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t. McClearn M., (e) 206 Tremont st. McCollom J. H., 622 Tremont st. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass. McDonald A. E., 34 Parmenter st. McDonough James A., 2 Lowell st. A. B., Holy Cross coll., 1863 ; A. M., 1867 ; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Mass. McDougall Sami. J., 581 Tremont st. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Mass.; v.-pres. Mass, dental soc.; prof, dental pathol. in Boston dental coll. McKinnon John C., 278 Hanover st. McLaughlin James A., 228 Harrison ave. McSheely J. J., 92 Richmond st. Macomber II. K., (h) 9 James st. Macdonald James, 42 Staniford st. Macdonald W. Lewis, 41 Tremont st. Mac Earland L., (h) 2 E. Brookline st. Mackie Wm. B., 675 Tremont st. Mac Lellan E. G., (e) 669 Shawmut ave. Main Chas., (e) 342 Harrison ave. Mann Benj., 2067 Washington st. Mann Benj. II., 288 Dudley st. Mann Jonathan, 416 W. Broadway. Mansfield Henry T., 20 W. Dedham st. Marshall Chas. E., (e) 1651 Washington st. Martin A. D. W., 72 Dover st. Martin Henry A., 27 Dudley st. Mather Augustus H., (e) 5 Decatur st. Merkel G. Hermann, (e) 80 Harrison ave. Hon. M. D., Wurzburg and Giessen, Germany, 5 courses; M. D., N. Y. eclec. med. coll, (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of Mass., and Boston dis’t eclec. med. soc. 334 MER MASSACHUSETTS. PIL Merriam Samuel D., 760 Washington st. Mifflin Charles, 260 Beacon st. Miller Chas. N., 170 Cambridge st. Miller Erasmus I)., Washington st. Minot Francis, 7 Charles st. A. M., Harvard coll.; M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no dates); v.-pres. med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t; member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Mass, gen’l hosp.; consult, phys. to Boston lying-in hosp.; ass’t prof, theory and prac. of med., etc., Harvard univ. Moffatt George Tulton, Hotel Boylston. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1860; D. M. D., Harvard univ.; member med. soc. of Mass., Boston soc. of nat. hist., and odontological soc. of N. Y.; v.-pres. Mass, dental soc.; treas. Am. acad. of dental science; prof1, operative dentistry Harvard univ. Monroe Anna, (h) 339 Shawmut ave. M. D., New England female med. coll., 1866; member homoeo. med. soc. of Boston; ex-dem. of anat. N. E. female med. coll.; phys. in homoeo. dispensary of Boston. Monroe W. F. Phys. Channing home. Moore Ira L., 497 Columbus ave. Moore Sami. L., 194 Hanover st. Moore Edward B., 194 Hanover st. Member Suffolk dis’t med. soc., and Am. med. asso. Moore I. L., 1 Oak st. Moran John B., 116 Mt. Vernon st. Morand Alfred, 6631 E. Broadway. Morland William Wallace, 231 Beacon st. A. M., Dartmouth coll., 1838; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1841; member med. soc. of Mass., Suffolk dis’t med. soc., and Boston soc. med. improvements; hon. member Glasgow medico-chirurg. soc.;—author of paper on “ Dis- eases of the Urinary Organs,” 1858; trans. “ Chomel’s Pathology,” 1848. Morong E. P., 44 Rutland square. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1854; member med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Morrill F. Gordon, 324 Shawmut ave. Morrill Fred., (e) 48 Howard st. Morse Edward G., 174 Dudley st, M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member med. soc. of Mass., and raed. soc, of Norfolk dis’t; attending phys. Roxburv dispens. Morse Horatio G.. 62 Zeigler st. Morton Helen, 1011 Washington st. Morton Wm. J., 1 Park square. V.-pres. Boylston med. soc. Mozart J. M.. 3 Shawmut ave. Munroe W. F., 13 Charles st. M. D., Harvard univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Boston dispens., and Chan- ning home for consumptives; ass’t surg. hosp., Washington, 1 year. Munroe W. II., (e) 19 Milford st. Nelson G. S., (e) 57 Tremont st. Newell R. W., 24 Stamford st. Newman J. L., (e) 27 Milford st. Newton A. W. K., 354 Tremont st. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1861 ; member Am. med. asso., 1872; house surg. to New York city hosp.; —author of paper on “ Facial Neuralgia,” 1857 ; “ Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis,” 1873. Nichols Arthur H., 130 Warren st. A. B., Harvard coll.; M. D., raed. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; sec. med. soc. of Norfolk dis’t, and Boxbury soc. for med. improvements. Nichols Charles F., (h) 52 Boylston st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member homoeo. med. soc. of Boston. Nichols Geo. II., 7 Chester park. Nichols James R., 150 Congress st. A. M., Dartmouth coll.; M. D., med. dep’t Dart- mouth coll, (no dates); member med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of N. Essex; councillor Mass. med. soc.;—editor “ Boston Journal of Chemistry.” Nichols Wm., (e) 62 Temple st. Nihill J. L., 329 W. Broadway. Nolcini C. A., (e) 106 Commercial st. O’Connell P. A., 33 Harrison ave. Ogden William Martyn, 1281 Shawmut av. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; member mec. soc. of Mass., and natural hist. soc.; prof, of surg. dental coll., Boston; surg. marine liosp. 1 year. Oliver Fitch E., 27 Brimmer st. Phys. to house of the Good Samaritan. Oliver Henry K., Jr., 10 Joy st. Lect. on laryngoscopy med. dep’t Harvard univ. Ordway John P., 168 Tremont st. Osgood Wm., 69 Dartmouth st. Packard L. D., (h) Dorchester. Page Prince W., 5 Causeway st. Page William H., 4« Beach st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1853; member med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, med. soc. of Mass., and Am. med. asso., 1872; house surg. Mass, general hosp.; phys. to Boston dispens.; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. • Page J. A., (e) 76 Tremont st. Paine J. P., (h) 80 Dudley st. Palmer Ezra, 1 Tremont place. Palmer Frederick N., (h) 37 Pinckney st. Parker Edgar, 149 A. Tremont st. Parker W. II., (e) 4 Bulfincli st. Parker Louisa F., 173 W. Seventh st. Parks Geo. B., 69 Hancock st. Parks Luther, 6 Chestnut st. Patch Franklin F., 23 Somerset st. Pattee Asa F., 387 Shawmut ave. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Mass.; lect. on pharm. and chem. N. E. female med. coll., 1868; — author of “ Therapeutical Properties of Gelseminum,” 1860, etc. Payne F. W., (h) 27 Concord square. Payne J. IL, (h) 1262 Washington st. Pease G. M., (h i 9 Hanson st. Perkins E. A., 15 Upton st. Perkins Geo. T., 80 Waltham st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; coroner for Middlesex co. Perry E. E., 60 Cross st. Phelps Chas. A., 15 Kilby st. tJ. S. pension agent. Phillips A. W., (e) 225 Hanover st. Phinney E. O., 24 Princeton st. Pierce A. P., (e) 41 E. Newton st. Pike J. T. Gilman, (e) 57 Tremont st. Pillsbury E. Liston, 81 Harrison ave. POL MASSACHUSETTS. STR 335 Pollock L. L., (e) 56 Gray st. Pope C. A., (e) 80 Chandler st. Pope E. F., (e) 80 Chandler st. Porter Chas. B., 104 Boylston st. Demonstrator of anat. in med. dep’t Harvard univ. Powers C. P., (e) 147 Court st. Prince James P., 31 Kendall st. Provan Robert, 381 W. Broadway. Putnam Chas. G., 24 Marlboro’ st. Putnam Chas. P., 24 Marlboro’ st. Putnam Dana B., 8 Cambridge st. Putnam James J., 6 Park square. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member med. asso. of Boston ; phys. to Mass, gen’l hosp. for diseases of the nervous system. Quigley Wentworth II., Jr., 412 W. Broad- way. Quint N. P., 415 W. Broadway. Randall C. L., (e) 10 Minot st. Read Wm., 24 Dartmouth st. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1839 ; A. M., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1842; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres. Boston obstet. soc. ; city phys. 6 years; phys. city hosp.; ex-phys. to Bos- ton lying-in hosp.;—author of papers on “ Case of Labor at Full Term, without Artificial Aid in Contracted Pelvis,” 1857; “ Effect of Tartrate of Antimony in Facilitating Labor,” 1857; “ The Cause of Sudden Death in Parturient Women,” 1860; “Asiatic Cholera; is it a Con- tagious Disease ? Report made to the Mayor of the City,” 1866. Renton Geo., 14 Bedford st. Reynolds Edward, 7 Park square. Reynolds John P., 7 Park square. Instructor in obstet. med. dep’t Harvard univ. Richardson Aaron P., 77 Green st. Richardson B. E., (e) 91 W. Springfield st. Richardson Wm. L., 76 Boylston st. Sec. Boston soc. for med. observation. Robinson A. B., 61 Dudley st. Robinson C. F., (h) 99 Eutaw st. Robinson II. J., (e) 17 Milford st. Rogers S. C., 161 Court st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1847; member med. soc. of southern N. Y., med. soc. of Mar- shalltown, Iowa; ass’t surg. and surg. Iowa in- fantry 3 years; U. S. exam. surg. 6 years. Rolf Enoch C., 29 Hollis st. Rosenstein M., (e) 42 Dover st. Rowe George H. M., Boston Lunatic Hosp. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1864; A. M., 1867 ; M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, Boston med. club; ass’t superin. phys. Boston Lunatic ' hosp. Ruddick Wm. H., 379 W. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass.; ex-visiting phys. to Church Home, Boston; ass’t phys. N. H. asy- lum for insane; dis’t phys. Boston dispensary; obstet. phys. Carney hosp., Boston; hosp. stew. U. S. vols. 3 years. Russell George, (h) 14 Lynde st. Russell Le Baron, 34 Mt. Vernon st. Ryan John, 356 Hanover st. Sabine Chas. A., (e) 21 Endicott st. Sabine G. K. Sec. Boylston med. soc. Salter Richard II., 1 Stamford st. Sanborn Chas. E., 58 Lin wood st. Sanborn Jos. C., 269 Commercial st. Sanders O. S., (h) 511 Columbus aye. Saville II. M., 41 Union Park st. Seaverns Joel, 2 Dudley Place. Scott Chas. W., (e) 175 Court st. M. D., eclectic med. coll, of Pa., 1867; member liberal med. asso., R. I., national eclec. med. asso.; prof, of nervous dis. in tlie eclectic med. coll, of Pa. Sharp John C., 54 Commonwealth st. Shattuck Geo. C., 18 Stamford st. Prof, theory and practice of physic in med. dep’t Harvard univ.; phys. to house of good Samari- tan ; pres. Mass. med. benev. soc. Shattuck II. P., (h) 645 Washington st. Shaw Benj. S., 28 Marlboro’ st." A. B., Harvard univ., 1847; A. M., 1850; M. P., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1850 ; member med. soc. of Mass., Boston soc. for med. improve- ment; one of phys. in Mass, gen’l hosp. Shaw Henry L., 159 Boylston st. M. D., dep’t Harvard univ., 1859; member Am. ophthal. soc., Am. otolog. soc., Boston soc. for med. improvements, med. soc. of Mass.; surg. Mass, charitable eye and ear infirmary. Shaw Joel, (e) Hudson st. Sheddon H., (e) 151 Cambridge st. Sheldon L. R., 1552 Washington st. Shepard B., (e) 7 Montgomery Place. Simpson J. H., (e) 86 Harrison ave. Sinclair Alex. D., 35 Newberry st. Skinner Edw. M., 133 Tremont st. Skinner John, 821 Washington st. Smedley A. II., (e) 129 Tremont st. Smith T. II., (e) 4 Smith’s ave. Smyth Robt. P., (e) 4 Smith’s ave. Smythe James, 42 B st. Snow J. Walker, 113 Portland st. Sohl Henricus, (e) 195 Harrison ave. Grad. Academia; Julio-Maximilianeae, Wurzburg. Bavaria, 1858; hon. M. D., Cincinnati physio- med. coll., 1870; diploma A. Y. eclec. med. cell., 1871. Southwick John, (e) 181 Boylston st. Spaulding E. E., (h) 7 Princeton st. Spear E. D., (e) 713 Washington st. Sprague E. P., 9 Chestnut st. Spring C. II., 40 Harrison ave. Stackpole Geo. E., 46 Green st. Stacy Horace, 103 Court st. Staehli Francis R., 672 Shawm ut ave. Grad. univ. of Berne, Switzerland; M. D., Vienna coll., Austria, 1859; studied med. Berne, Paris, and Vienna; hon. member Swiss med. soc.; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Stedman C. Ellery, Stoughton st. Sec. Dorchester med. club. Stevens Calvin, 7 E. Newton st. Stevens S. F., (e) 188 Harrison ave. Still James T., (e) 13 Philips st. Stone W. C., 43 Revere st. Storer D. II., 182 Boylston st. Storer H. B., (e) 137 Harrison ave. Storer H. R., Hotel Pelham. Sec. gynaecological soc. of Boston. Street Chns. C., 282 Hanover st. Streeter H. R., (e) 28 Temple place. Streeter Joseph II., 2016 Washington st. 336 SUM MASSACHUSETTS. WIL Sumner A. M., 4 E. Brookline st. S. B., Harvard coll., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Har- vard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass., and Boston soc. for med. observation; att. phys. children’s hosp. and St. Luke’s home. Swan Chas. W., 61 Worcester st. Sweet Job, (e) 237 Tremont st. Sweney Henry J., (e) 31 Beacon st. Swett S. W., (e) 206 Tremont st. Talbot I. T., (h) 31 Mt. Vernon st. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1853; med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1854; pres. Am. inst. of homoeo.; dean and prof. surg. in Boston univ. school of med.; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Mass., and hosp. and homoeo. dispensary. Tarbell Geo. G., 183 Warren ave. Taylor G. H. T., (e) 271 Havre st. Taylor T. K., (e) 168 W. Springfield st. Thaxter D. McB., Jr., 502 E. Broadway. Thayer David, (h) 58 Beach st. Thayer Eli, Jr., 382 Hanover st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. oi 1866; hosp. stew’d U. S. navy 5 months. Thomson Geo. N. Thompson AV., (e) 76 Tremont st. Thorndike , 31 Chelsea st. Thorndike AVm. H., 92 Boylston st. Tilton L., (e) 10 Davis st. Todd Jacob, (e) 21 Kneeland st. Torrington J., (e > 661 Parker st. Tower Geo., 1 Ben net st. Trask C. M., (e) 21 Pleasant st. Treadwell J. B., 338 Tremont st. Trull Washington B., 42 Chester square. Tucher Elisha G., 11 Ashburton place. Tuck Henry, 24 W. Cedar st. A. B., Harvard coll., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t Har- vard univ., 1867 ; member Boston soc. for med. improvement, and med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Mass, gen’l hosp., Boston lying-in hosp., and home for aged women; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 months. Tucker Joshua, Hotel Boylston. Tyler John E., 7 Newberry st. Prof, mental diseases med. dep’t Harvard univ. Underwood Francis H., (h) 709 Tremont. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867; member homoeo. med. soc. of Mass.; chairman board of censors homoeo. med. soc. of Boston; phys. univ. coll, dispens. Underwood G. L., 643 Tremont st. Underwood AV. E., (e) 55 E. Newton st. Upham J. Baxter, 31 Chestnut st. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1842 ; A. M., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Mass., and Boston soc. for med. improve. ; vis. phys. to Boston city hosp. 5 years; fellow Am. acad. of arts and sciences; vol. surg. U. S. army 13 inos.;—author of “ Typhus and Ship Fever at S. Boston,” “ Epidemic Cerebro-Spinal Meningi- tis, Newbern, N. C.,” 1863; and various import- ant med. articles. Van Hohn II. II., (e) 143 Court st. Venn Artemus I. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1S63; member med. soc. of Mass.; dis’t phys. to Boston dis- pens., 18’64-66. Vogel F. AV., (e) 44 E. Brookline st. Wadsworth Oliver F., 84 Charles st. Sec. med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t; ophthal. surg. of city hosp. Waldock James, 48 Alleghany st. M. D., ined. dep’t Harvard univ., 1852; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Walker Clement A., Lunatic Hospital. Superin. phys. Boston lunatic hosp. Walker J. E., 1554 Washington st. Walker J. H., (e) 237 Tremont st. Walsh Peter D., 75 Beach st. Walton Benj., (e) 32 Lawrence st. Ware Clias. E., 41 Brimmer st. Warner Levi Farr, Hotel Pelham. M. 1)., Lind univ., 1862; member med. soc. of Mo., med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to St. Eliza- beth’s hosp., Boston. Warren J. Collins, 2 Park. Instructor in surg. med. dep’t Harvard univ.; sec. Boston med. asso. Warren Joseph H., 51 Union Park. M. D., Bowdoin coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t. Waterman Thomas, Jr., 15 Worcester square. A. B., Harvard univ., 1864; A. M., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass., Boston soc. for med. improvement, nat. hist. soc. of Boston; phys. to Boston dis- pens. ; instructor in comparative anat. and phys. in Harvard univ.;—author of papers on “ Dis- ease of the Jaws,” 1869; “Dislocation of El- bow,” 1869. Webb M. E., 1282 Washington st. Webber Samuel G., 36 Boylston st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; member med. soc. of Mass.; visiting phys. to Carney hosp., and pathologist to city hosp.; phys. to Boston dis- pens.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3* years. Webster Edward C., (e) 50 Dover st. Webster Joseph R., 762 Tremont st. Webster Stephen, (e) 29 Clarendon st. Welch Edward, (e) 63 Beach st. Weld M. W., 23 Worcester st. Wellman G. II.. (e) Burroughs Place. Werner Julius D., (e) 1268 Washington st. Wesselhoeft Conrad, (h) 302 Columbus ave. Wesselhceft Wm. P., (h) 52 Boylston st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1857 ; member liomoeo. med. soc. of Mass., homoeo. med. soc. of Boston; lecturer in med. school of Boston univ. West Benj. II., (h) Glide corner. Wheeler T. S., (e) 50 School st. White James C., 10 Park square. A. B., Harvard univ., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; prof, dermatology in Harvard univ.; phys. to skin dep’t of Mass, gen’l hosp. White Robert, 331 Hanover st. White Robert, Jr., 331 Hanover st. White Wm. B., (e) 4 Jefferson place. Whitman E. F., 110 Court st. Whitney W. J., 40 Harrison ave. Whitney S., (h) 14 Burroughs place. Whittier Edward N., 20 Leverett st. 8ec. Boston soc. of med. sciences. Wiggleswortli E., Jr., 24 Charles st. Pres, faculty of Mass, gen’l hosp. Willard Robert, 93 Charles st. Williams Edward T., 4 Centre place, Rox- bury. A. B., Harvard univ., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to Roxbury dispens. WIL WHE 337 MASSACHUSETTS. Williams Henry W., 15 Arlington st. Prof, ophthalmology in med. dep’t Harvard univ.; ophthalmic surg. city hosp.; v.-pres. Mass. med. benev. soc. Williams Jacob L., 1 Mt. Vernon st. Williard Marquis, (e) 37 Tremont st. Wilson A. H., 504 E. Broadway. Windship Geo. B., 351 Washington st. Winn T. B., (e) 2 Van Rensselaer place. Winslow A., (e) 20 Oak st. Winslow Chas. F., (e) 59 Rutland st. Wood Edward S. Css’t. nrof. of ehemistrv med dep’t Harvard univ. Woodbury John H., (h) 58 Temple st. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1855; mem- ber Am. inst. of homoeo., homoeo. med. soc. of Mass.; trustee of Mass, homoeo. hosp. ; prof, of diseases of women in Boston univ. Woods Wm., (e) 68 Carver st. Woodvine D. G., (h) 739 Tremont st. Youngman David, 657 Tremont st. CAMBRIDGE. Allen Charles D., Temple, cor. Austin st. Barrett William M., 189 Cambridge st. Bemis Jonathan W., Shepherd st. Chase Hiram L., 752 Main st. Clarke Augustus P., 497 Main st. Sec. Cambridge med. improve, soc. Cogswell Edward R., 330 Broadway. Dow James A., 9 River st. Driver Stepen W., 5 School court. Goddard J. T., Hyde’s block. Hildreth John L., 37 Brattle square. Holt Alfred F., 93 Austin st. Hooker Anson P., 57 Otis st. Howe Estis, 1 Oxford st. Kelley Cyrus K., 80 Cambridge st. Kenniston James M., 6 Essex st. Marcy Henry ()., 693 Main st. Morse James R., Union square. Phys. to almshouse. Nichols Albert L., 152 Cambridge st. Otis Robert M., 160 North ave. Palmer J. K., 736 Main st. Stevens Edmund II., 196 North ave. Stocker Alfred A., 465 Main st. Taylor John B., Third, cor. Otis st. Vaughan Charles E., 8 Garden st. Sec. med. soc. S. dis’t of Middlesex co. Walcott Henry P., Waterhouse st. Webber A. Carter, 771 Main st. Wellington William W., 5 Temple st. Y.-pres. med. soc. S. dis’t of Middlesex co. Weston Edward H., 163 Cambridge st. White Emory L., 152 Cambridge st. Wood Franklin A., Norfolk st. Wyman Jeffries, Quincy, cor. Broadway. Wyman Morrill, Church st. Pres. med. soc. S. dis’t of Middlesex co. CHARLESTOWN. Brickford Hezekiah C.,-6 Dexter row. Bond William L., 345 Main st. Crozier Thomas, Jr., 3 Dexter row. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863; member med. soc. of Mass. Dearborn John G., 191 Main st. Phvs. Charlestown free dispens. and State prison. Forster Edward J., 2 Dexter row. Surg. Charlestown free dispens.; city phys.; sec. Walker soc. for med. improve. Fuller Henry H., 202 Main st. Herrick George H. W., 2 Wood st. Hurd Samuel H., 11 Monument square. McCarthy J. J. Surg. Charlestown free dispens. McDonald James A., 116 Main st. Mason William, 114 Main st. Morris William B., 39 Adams st. Page Edward, 142 Main st. Stevens Charles W., 40 Elm st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1860; M. D., Boston med. school, 1870; officier de Sante, Paris, 1868; member med. soc. of Mass. Whiting John S., 100 Main st. CHELSEA. Mitchell Jacob, 114 Chestnut st. Paige Horatio N., Granite Block. Poole Alexander, 270 Broadway. City physician. Wheeler'William G., 14 Second st. STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. ABB Abbe Edw. P., New Bedford. Member Mass. med. soc. Abbott Benj. F., (e) Melrose. Abbott Ezra, Canton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Abbott Jehiel, (h) Westfield. Abbott Samuel Warren, Wakefield. * A. M., Brown univ., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t Har- vard univ., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Middlesex North; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years U. S. army 1 year; coroner of town and vicinity;—author of monograph, “Veratrum Viride,” 1862, and contributor to med. journals. ADA Abell E. D., Chicopee. Adams Abel B., Lexington. Adams B. F. D., Waltham* Adams Fred. U., Royalston. Adams H. D., (m) New Marlborough. Adams Henry Oscar, South Royalston. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1868; member Worcester N. dis’t med. soc. Adams J. D., (e) Watson. Adams J. F. Alleyne, Pittsfield. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass., med. asso. of Pittsfield, Bos- ton soc. of nat. hist., and Pittsfield board of health; sec. Berkshire dis’t med. soc.; med. cadet U. S. army 18 months; surg. U.S. navy 14 months. 338 ADA MASSACHUSETTS, BIG Adams L. S., Stockbridge. Member Mass. med. soc. Adin M. S., (m) Braintree. Ahlbone Henry, (h) Boston. Ahune Cornelius A., Lynn. Alber G. S., Hopkinton. Albro Franklin, (e) Easton. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1811; A. M., Harvard univ., 1808; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1812; member med. soc. of Mass., Norfolk dis’t med. soc., and Am. med. asso.; hon. member Conn. med. soc.; v.-pres. Mass. med. soc. Alden Ebenezer, Randolph. A. B., Harvard univ., 1806; M. I)., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1811, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1812 ; member med. soc. of Norfolk dis’t, med. soc. of Mass.; perm, member Am. med. asso. ; hon. member*med. soc. of Conn. Alden Samuel, (h) Bridgewater. A. B., Cambridge, 1821; A. M., 1824 ; three courses lects. med. dep’t Dartmouth coll.; member med. soc. of Mass. Aldrich Ezra B., Lowell. Member Middlesex N. dis’t med. soc. Aldrich J. M., (m) Fall River. Allen Almon N., Pittsfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Allen C. G., Barre. Allen C. E., Grafton. Allen D. S., Saugus. Allen E. C., (h) Springfield. Allen Emory A., (e) Randolph. Allen Justin, Topsfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Allen Nathan, Lowell. Allen Wm. G., Mansfield. Alvord Samuel, (h.) Chicopee. Ambrose Daniel L., West Newberg. Ames Azel, Wakefield. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1871; member med. soc. of Mass., hon. member med. soc. of Cal.; sec. E. dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex; bosp. stew. 1 year ; exec, officer board of health;— specialty, sanitary science. Ames A. S., Holden. Amsden L J., (h) Barre. Andrews Geo., (e) Westfield. Andrews John A., (e) Worcester. Andrews John S., Taunton. Andrews Orrin, Wendell. Andrews Robert F., Gardner. Aspinwall C. L., Lynn. Atwood Geo., Fairhaven. Atwood Louisa B., Bridgeton. M. D., New England female med. coll., 1872. Babbitt Nathan S., North Adams. Babbitt Warren Morris, Randolph. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Bachelder John, Plymouth. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1841; A. M., 1844; 1 full course lects. med. dep’t Dartmouth coll.; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—author of articles, “ Prophylactic Effi- ciency of Belladonna in Scarlatina,” 1844. Bachelder Joseph E., Templeton. Bacon A. I)., Sharon. Bagley A. H., Cambridge. Bailey Charles, (h) Pittsfield. A. M., Brown univ., 1841 ; M. B., Berkshire med. coll., and homoeo. coll, of Phila. (no dates); chairman board of health. Bailey J. B., (h) Charlestown. Baker L. M., Malden. Baker M. G., (h) Worcester. Ballard Geo. I., South Wilbraham. Ballard Peter J., (m) Marblehead. Barbour Charles J., Winchendon. Barden Edward Emery, Rockport. M. 1)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Minn. Barker Bowen, South Hanson. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Barker L. M., Malden. Barnard Franklin M., (e) Worcester. Barnes Edward F., Marlborough. A. B.„ Harvard univ., 1838; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1844 ; fellow med. soc. of Mass. Barnes Charles W., Bolton. Barnes John, Milford. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Barrett Henry A., Concord. Bartholomew Hiram, (e) West Springfield. Bartlett F. I)., Dartmouth. I Bartlett E. W., Oakland. ! Bartlett John C., Chelmsford. I Bartlett Josiah, Concord. : ‘Barton Chester M., Northington. i Barton Edward, Orange. | Barton Noyes, Indian Orchard. Bass Wm., Lowell. M. IX, 1857 (no coll, given); member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. I'. S. army. ! Bass W. M., Hyde Park. Basset Elton J., Taunton. Bassett Aaron, (e) Barre. M. I)., Worcester coll., 1847 ; member eclec. med. soc. of Mass. Bates Geo. A., Worcester. Bates Joseph N., Worcester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863 ; fellow med. soc. of Mass. Baxter J. B., Provincetown. Baylies Alfred, Taunton. Beach John C., Springfield. Bear F. P., Hoosic Tunnel. Beard Geo., (e) Natick. Beebe Richard, Egremont. Belden Herbert C., West Springfield. Belden Rufus, Amherst. Bell Artemus, Southampton. Bell Cyrus, Agawam. Bell Newton S., Blanford. Bell William O., Westfield. Bement John W., Baldwinsville. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. . Bemis C. Y., Medford. Bemis J. U., Charlestown. Bemis Merrick, Worcester. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Bemis E., Arlington. Benjamin Francis W., New Boston. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1860; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Bennett A. W., Uxbridge. Bennett Hallis R., (h) Fitcliburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member homoeo. med. soc. of Worcester co., liomoeo. med. soc. of N. Y., homoeo. med. soc. of Washington* co., N. Y., bomeeo. med. soc. of northern N. Y. Bergengsen F. W. II., Gloucester. Bickford II. C.. Charlestown. Bigelow A. T., Clinton. I Bigelow Orvis F., Amherst. Bigelow Windsor, (m) Bolton. Billings Lucius F., Barre. Birmingham S. T., (e) New Bedford. Blake Jacob, (h) Franklin. Blanchard A. II., Sherborn. Blanchard Henry, Neponset. A. B., Harvard univ., 1834; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1840; member med. soc. of Nor- folk dis’t, med. soc. of Mass. Block Leonard, (m) North Reading. Blodgett Albert George, West Brookfield. M. LX, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Blodgett C., Holyoke. Bond William Lycurgus, Charlestown. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1862; ass’t surg. U. S. army 9 mos. Bonney Franklin, Iladley. Hon. A. M., Amherst coll., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres, dis’t med. soc., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. Borden H. F., North Bridgewater. Bosworth F. A., (e) Webster. Booth Robert, Blackstone. M. D., med. dep’t Mich, univ., 1867. Bottum Abial, South Wilbraham. Bottum Daniel W., South Wilbraham. Bowen E. J., Brookhaven. Bower S. W., Fall River. A. B., Brown univ., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., j Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Mass.; corres. member Mass. State board of health ; city phys. of Fall Biver. Bowker Charles, Bernardston. Bowles Stephen Wallace, Springfield. A. B., Williams coll., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., New York city, 1859; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Vt., and med. soc. of Yonkers, N. Y.; corres. member board of health; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years. Boy den A. K., North Bridgewater. Boynton Royal B., West Townsend. M. IX, med. coll, at Pittsfield, 1H§2; member med. soc. of Mass., and Worcester N. dis’t med. soc.; med. cor. State board of health. Boynton Worcester E., (e) Lawrence. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Mass., and board of health. Brackett S. M., (m) Worcester. Bradford Oliver L., (h) Andover. M. D., Western med. coll., Cleveland, O., 1862. Bradley Bradford E., (m) Freetown. Braman Isaac G., Brighton. Breck Theodore F., Springfield. Breck William G., Springfield. Breed Bowman Bigelow, Lynn. A. B., Amherst coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D., Howard med. coll., 1857; fellow Mass. med. soc. ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years; city phys. 1 year. Brewster James B., Plymouth. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Brickett G. F., Lawrence. Bridgman Marcus F., Brighton. M. LX, med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1847; fellow of Mass. med. soc. Brigham Hubbard H., (e) Fitchburgh. M. D., Worcester eclec. col!., 1857; pres. Mass, eclec. med. soc. BIG MASSACHUSETTS Brigham S. C., (e) Fitchburgh. Bringham F. W., Shrewsbury. Bronson John IL, Attleboro’. Brooks Charles A., (h) Clinton. M. D., homceo. med. coll., 1857; member Am. inst. of homceo., and Mass, homceo. med. soc.; pres. Worcester homceo. med. soc. Brooks S. II., (m) Weymouth. Brooks Sybil H., (m) West Scituate. Broons Frederick, (h) Athol Depot. Brown D. M., (h) Franklin. Brown E. A., Chelsea. Brown Francis F., Reading. A. B., Amherst coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1862; member med. soe. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 mos. ; Brown George, Barre. Brown Henry N., North Attleboro’. Brown Henry R., Leominster. | Brown Johnston, (e) Plymouth. Brown Marshall L., Winchendon. B. S., scient. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years, j 9 months. Brown William S., Stoneham. j M. D., but no coll, or date given; cor. for Mass. State board of health ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Brown Frederick D., Webster. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1849; member med. | soc. of Mass. I Brown M., Vineyard Haven. I Brown O. J., North Adams. Brownell Nathan P., South Scituate. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll, (no date). Bryant A. II., Natick. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Bryant Hiram K., Salem. Buck C. II.. (h) Springfield. Buck Nathan L., Springfield. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Springfield. Bullard Geo. E., Blackstone. Bullard II. C., North Attleboro’. Bump Thomas, Freetown. Burden F. L., North Attleboro’. Y.-pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Bristol co. Burdett G. W., Clinton. Burgess Eben G., Dedham. A. B., Amherst coll.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Mass.; treas. Norfolk dis’t med. soc. Burleigh W. II., Lawrence. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Burnap S. G., Holliston. Burnett Elisha G., Webster. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Burnham Caleb, Bellingham. Burnham Josiah, (e) Acushnet. Burnham Walter, Lowell. Burpee J. A., (h) Malden. Burroughs Thomas W., (m) Fitchburgh. Buss W. M., Hyde Park. Buspee J. A., Malden. Butler Winthrop, Vineyard Haven. M. i>., med. (iep’t Harvard univ., 1866; censor med. soc. of Bristol co.; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. L\ S. navy 3 years, 7 months. BUT 339 340 BUT CRO Butterick A. AY., Lowell. Sec. N. dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex co. Buxton II. W., (e) Worcester. Cahill George, Lynn. Calkins Marshall, (e) Springfield. A. B., univ. coil, of N. Y., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1867; ad- mitted by exam, fellow med. soc. of Mass., 1862; del. from Hampden dis’t soc. to Am. med. asso., 1866; member gynecological soc. of Boston and Springfield scientific asso.; exam. surg. for pen- sions, 1871; consult, phys. for “Springfield Home for Friendless AVomen and Children ; ” prof, of physiology and microscopic anat. med. dep’t univ. of Vt.;—author of paper on “ Trichi- nia Spiralis,” 1867. Call E. C., (e) New Bedford. Camp Samuel, Great Barrington. Campbell James, Marlboro’. Campfield J. II., Freetown. Carleton Chas. A., Salem. Carleton G. C., Lawrence. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Mass., and Essex N. dis’t med. soc. Carpenter C. O., Holyoke. Carpenter Nelson, Warren. Casswell Robert B., (e) Amesbury. Cass J., Great Barrington. Cate Hamilton J. M., (h) Amherst. Cate S. M.? (h) Salem. Chamberlain , (h) South Bridge. Chamberlain C. N., Lawrence. Chamberlain Geo. F., Springfield. Chamberlain N. S., Marlboro’. Chamberlain AY. B., (h) AYorcester. Champlin H. C., Springfield. Chandler Ira, (m) Kingston. Chandler Lysander, (m) Lowell. Channing John AAr., (e) New Bedford. Chapin Alonzo, Winchester. A. B., Amherst coll., 1826; A. M., 1829; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1831; member med. soc. of Mass.; treas. E. Middlesex med. soc.; coroner of co. Chapin II. C., Lincoln. Chapin Horace, (h) Somerville. Chapin Solomon, (h) Middleboro’. A. B., AVesleyan univ., 1857; M. D., Phila. homceo. coll., 1869. Chapin William A., Belchertown. Chaplin Daniel, Bridgewater. Chapman Thos. L., Springfield. Pres. med. soc. of Hampden co., 1873. Chase Geo. F., (m) Lowell. Chase H. M., Lawrence. Chase Ira E., (h) Haverhill. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Chase John B., Taunton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Chase John AY., Dedham. Chase Nathan B., Springfield. Chase Preston M., Danvers. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Chase AVm. B., Swampscott. Cheever John, (m) Charlestown. Cheever Joseph, (e) AYaltham. M. D., physio-med. coll, of Ohio. MASSACHUSETTS. Choate David, Salem. Chubbuek L. A., (h) East Wareham. iVi. l)., .New England female med. coll., 1870. Church Jefferson, Springfield. Clark B. R., (e) Worcester. Clark David, Springfield. Clark E. C., Holliston. Clark Henry, Worcester. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Clark H. A., (h) Milbury. Clark Henry B., (h) New Bedford. Clark John M., (e) Holyoke. Clark John L., (h) Fall River. M. D., liomoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1854; member homceo. med. soc. of Mass., liomoeo. med. soc. of Bristol co., and Am. inst. of homceo. Clark M. A. P., (m) Springfield. Clark R. R., Wliitinsville. Clark W. J., Milford. Clough B. F., Worcester. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass., and AVorcester dis’t med. soc.; surgeon’s steward U. S. navy 22 months (flag- ship Miss, squadron). Clough Willard, Brimfield. Cobb Anson, (e) Montague. Coclu'an Geo. B., Wayland. Coggin David, Hingliam. Coggswell Geo. B., North Easton. Cogswell William, Bradford. A'.-pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Essex co. Colby S. A., (e) North Reading. Colley C. E., (h) AYakefield. Coleman C. F., (m) Springfield. Collamore F.,'Pembroke. Collins Clarkson T., Great Barrington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843; member med. soc. of Mass., N. Y. acad. of med., and Am. med. asso.; phys. to a private hosp., 1853;—ed. “ N. Y. Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1845-46. Collins II. A.,(h) Sringfield. Colony George D., Fitchburgh. Sec. NT. dis’t i#ed. soc. of AVTorcester co., 1873. Combs LeanderW., Leyden. Comstock W. W., Middleboro’. Conart Thomas, (h) Gloucester. Condrey A. II., Stoneham. Conn B. F., Linden. Connell J. O., Hyde Park. Connell John O.. (m) Woburn. Coons Seth N., (h) Marshall. Copeland II. F., (h) South Abington. Corcoran Luke, (h) Springfield. Corey F. E., AA^estboro’. Cornish Aaron, New Bedford. Cornish E. II., North Carver. Couch Bradford M., (m) Northampton. Cowdrey A. II., Stoneham. Cowdry Harris, Acton. Cowles Henry AAC, Framingham. Cowles IT., Saxonville. Cox Benjamin, Salem. Cox Gardner, South Hadley Falls. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868 ; member med. soc. of Hampshire co., med. soc. of Mass. Coy C. Erastus. Northington. Cragin F. M., (h) Dedham. Crocker John M., Provincetown. CRO MASSACHUSETTS, EDD 341 Crooker Benj. T., Bridgewater. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1861; surg. and apothecary; surg. U. S. army 4 years, 6 months. Cross A. A., North Amherst, Cross Enoch, Newburyport. Crossman C. C., (m) Middleboro’. Crowell John, Haverhill. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Crozier Thomas, Charlestown. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. 1863; member med. soc. of Mass. Cummings E. P., (h) Newburyport. Cummings H., (m) Charlestown. Currier Wm. J., Lexington. Curtis Lewis W., Globe Village. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. Curtis William, Westboro’. Cushing B mjamin, Dorchester. Cushing Henry J., West Amesbury. Grad. Colby univ., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Har- vard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass. Cushing Oliver M., (h) Lynn. Cushman Thaddeus T., Randolph. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1844; pres. White Mountain med. soc.; member med. soc. of Yt.; delegate from White Mountain med. soc. to Am. med. asso. Cutter Ephraim, Woburn. A. M., Amherst coll, (no date); fellow med. soc. of Mass. Cutting J. M., (m) South Braintree. Dale John L., Fall River. Grad. Brown univ., 1858 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872. Daley J., Lowell. Dana David, Lawrence. Pres. med. soc. of N. Essex. Dans Wesley, Worcester. Davidson II., Gloucester. Davis A., Lowell. Davis George II., Worcester. Davis II. L., (e) Charlestown. Davis Kendall, Athol. Davis O. O., North Andover. Davis Robert T., Fall River. Davis S. A., Charlestown. Davis Wm. P., North Reading. Dawes Wm. G., (h) Malden. Dean A. C., Greenfield. Dean A. S., Wrentham. Dean Edgar E., (h) North Bridgewater. Deane Adams C., Greenfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849. Dean Ebenezer A., Montague. V.-pres. med. soc. of Franklin co., 1873. Deane Henry A., Athol Depot. Dearborn Henry S., (e) Amesbury. Dearing Thomas H., Braintree. D’Avignon Frederick T., North Adams. Grad. ‘‘ Petit Seminaire St. Marie de Monnoir,” 1866; M. D., McGill univ., Montreal, 1871; hon. member “ soci6te St. Jean Baptiste; ” member med. soc. of Berkshire dis’t. De Derkey F. F., (h) New Bedford. Deland A. B., Warren. Deming Joseph L., (m) Fitchburgh. Denison G. W., Chicopee. Dennett G. W., (m) Slierborn. Denning Joseph L., (m) Lynn. Denniston Edward E., Northampton. Devilley Jerome, Fall River. De Wolf Oscar C., Northampton. Y.-pres. med. soc. of Hampshire co., 1873; fellow med. soc. of Mass. De Wolf T. R., Chester. Dickens Job E., (m) Newburyport. Dickerman Lemuel, Foxboro’. Dickerman Wm. A., (h) Foxboro’. Dickey A. O., Worcester. Dickey Hanover, Lowell. Dickson Jas. N., Sheffield. Dill D. M., Becket. Doane Geo. W., Hyannis. Dole John, Amherst. Donham B. E., Stoughton. Donnell E. J. W., Townsend. Donnelson N. J., (e) Worcester. Dorr Jas. C., Medford. Douglass John Abbott, Amesbury. A. 11., Bowdoin coll., 1854; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. army 2 years, 6 months. Dow D. A., Westford. Dow John O., Harvard. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Dow U. U., Somerville. Dowelle Charles E., (e) Sterling. Drake E. W?, Middleboro’. Draper Edgar T., Holyoke. Drew David F., Lynn. Drew S. Watson, Woburn. Dresser S. P., Savoy. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1860; member Mass. Legislature, 1872. Drinkwater Sidney, Haverhill. Drowne Henry W., Richmond. Drury D., Haverhill. Drury Orasmus M., Orange. Dudley II. W., Abington. Duncan Charles M., Shelburne. Duncan Samuel, Williamstown. Dunlap James, Northampton. Member med. soc. of Hampshire co. Dutton Charles, Tyngsboro’. Dwelly J., Fall River. Dwight William, Bernardston. Pres. med. soc. of Franklin co., 1873. Dyer J. Franklin, Gloucester. M. D., med. school of Bowdoin coll, (no date); phys. to board of health 1865-72; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Eager C. A., (m) Florence. Earle Pliny, Northampton. Eastman Henry, Pittsfield. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1864; member Berk- shire dis’t med. soc., and med. soc. of Mass.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; inspect, and mem- ber board of health ; U. S. vols. 4 years. Eaton E. R., (h) Warham. Eaton John M., South Deerfield. Eaton Jacob S., Harvard. Eaton Winslow N., Danvers. Eddy Geo. Stetson, Fall River. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1 year, 6 months. Eddy G. fi., Framingham. Eddy Wm., Falmouth. 342 EDG MASSACHUSETTS GAT Edgerly D. M., Newton. Edwards Chas., Hyde Park. Edwards Nathan B., North Chelmsford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Mass.; treas. Middlesex N. dis’t med. soc. Eldreth Philemon, Marblehead. Eldridge Geo. II., Whately. Ellis Geo. F., (m) Plymouth. Emmerson Geo. W., (e) Webster. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. English K. G. W., Springfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1844; demonst. of anat. univ. of Vt., 1845-46. Estes Charles, South Adams. Eveleth P., Marblehead. Evelith Edward S., Gloucester. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass. Everett James B., Waltham. Everett Willard S., Hyde Park. M. D., med. dew’t Harvard univ., 1864; member med. soc. of Mass., and dis’t med. soc. of Nor- folk co. Everson John S., Lynn. Ewen Alexander, (m) Fitchburgh. Fairbank James R., Ashfield. Fairchild Isaac, Fairhaven. Fang B., Wareham. Farrar Daniel, (e) Leominster. Faster J. C., (e) Shrewsbury. Faulkner George, West Roxbury. Fay A. C., Milford. Fay George W., East Weymouth. Fay J. A., Milford. Fearing Benjamin, Wareliam. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; fellow med. soc. of Mass. Fearing E. P., Nantucket. Fellows Chas. M., Lawrence. Fenno E. S., Somerville. Ferantain Isaac, (e) Southbridge. Fere II., Dalton. Fernald Otis, Ayers Village. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Essex co. Field Caleb C., Leominster. Field II. M., Newton. Fifield W. C. B., Harrison square. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Fish L. II., (e) Worcester. Fisk Chas. L., (e) Greenfield. Fisk Chas. L., Jr., Greenfield. Fisk C. M., Lowell. Fisk D. B. Nelson, North Amherst. Fisk Sami. A., Northampton. Fiske D. S., East Brookfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Fiske Isaac, (h) Fall River. Fitch W. L., Springfield. Fitzgerald Edward, Salem. Flagg E. B., Worcester. Flagg Grin II., New Bedford. Flanders M. J., (h) Lynn. Fletcher Sami. W., Pepperell. Flitner Isaac, Ipswich. Fobes J. B., Bridgewater. Fogg David S., Dedham. Forbes C. F., (m) Chicopee. Forbes Geo. W., (h) West Brookfield. Forrest Martin G., (h) Foxboro’. Forsaith F. F., Weymouth. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Foster E. J., Charlestown. Foskit Stebbins, Wilbraham. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. Foss David, (h) Newburyport. Fossett T. W., (e) Hyannis. I Foster G. E., Springfield. | Foster Geo. T., Pittsfield. Foster James M., Wilbraham. A. B., Brown univ., 1852; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Mass., and Hampden dis’t med. soc.; co. and town phys. Foster J. W., (h) North Attleboro’. Foster Simeon A., Egremont. Fowler Archibald C., Brighton. Fox P., Lowell. Francis Geo. E., Worcester. Francois Edw. A. L., Saugus Centre. Franklin J. H., Ipswich. Freeland James C., (h) Fitchburgh. Freeman A. It., Westboro’. Freeman G. E., North Bridgewater. French A. J., (h) Lawrence. French John O., Hanover. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1844; mem. ber med. soc. of Mass.; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. army, 1845 ; act. ass’t surg. Carver hosp., Wash- ington, 3 years. French L. It. C., (ml South Braintree. French Nathan, Malden. French Samuel P., Warwick. Grad. Dartmouth coll., 1841; M. D., Pittsfield med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of N. II.; cor. sec. Mass, board of health;—author of pa- pers, “ Round Ulcer of the Stomach,” “ Cancel of the Liver,” etc. Frost Geo. M., Peabody. Fuller A. W., Worcester. Fuller Geo. E., Monson. Gage Daniel P., Lowell. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); mem- med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Middlesex co. Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Gage Thomas H., Worcester. Pres. med. soc. of Worcester co., 1873. Gage W. IL, (m) Taunton. Gale J. A., (h) West Medway. Gale J. B., Amesbury. Gale Stephen M., (h) Newburyport. Galloupe Isaac F., Lynn. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1849; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres. med. soc. of Lynn ; late city phys.; v.-pres. Essex S. dis’t soc.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Gamwell Harlow, Huntington. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., Is58 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. army 3 years;—spe- cialty, surgery. Gannett Wra. S., North Scituate. Gardner William Wallace, Springfield. M. D., Worcester med. coll., 1854; med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; N. Y. ophthalmic hosp., 1865; member med. soc. of Mass., Springfield scientific asso. Garland G. W., Lawrence. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Garland Joseph, Gloucester. Gates Henry Fay, (m) Westboro’. GAN MASSACHUSETTS HAY 343 Ganthee Franklin, Southbridge. Gay E., (m) Hopedale. Gay Jarvis, (m) Dedham. Geddes Robert W., Winehendon. Geddes William, Winehendon. Gendora Joseph E., Fitehburgh. A. B., Montreal coll.; M. D., med. dep’t Dart- mouth coll., 1871; member Worcester N. dis’t med. soc., librarian of soc. George Chas. F., Centreville. Y.-pres. med. soc. of Barnstable, 1873. Gerrolds M. W., (m) Worcester. Giddings Theodore, Housatonic. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of Berkshire, med. soc. of Mass. Gifford Benj. D., Gloucester. Gifford S. S., East Stoughton. Gilbert Daniel D., Dorchester. Gilbert J. II., Quincy. Gilfillan Thomas, Cummington. Gile Daniel, Marblehead. Gilman J. E., Worcester. Gilman John II., Lowell. Gleason J. Converse, Arlington. Goddard Josiah II., Huntington. Godding Alvah, Winehendon. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1862 ; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Worcester co. Godding AY. AY., Taunton. Pres. N. dis’t me t. soc. of Bristol. Godin Joseph, Holyoke. Goldsmith Chas. A., Methuen. Goodenough Levi, South Sudbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of A't., 1820; member med. soc. of Mass., Middlesex S. dis’t med. soc. Goodwin Charles, Wakefield. Gordon Timothy, Plymouth. Gordon Wm. A., New Bedford. A. B., Harvard univ., 1826; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1829; member med. soc. of Mass.;—author of paper, “ Puerperal Tetanus.” Gott Lemuel, Berlin. Gould Jas. B., (m) Ware. Gould Samuel H., Brewster. Member med. soc. of Barnstable co. Grace D. M., (m) North Bridgewater. Grant J. II., Newton. Graves J. AV., Lowell. Greeley Moses R., South AYeymoutli. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846. Green Benjamin F., Lynn. Green Francis C., East Hampton. Green L. R., Vineyard Haven. Green John O., Lowell. Greene Chas. AY., Coleraine. Greene F. C., East Hampton. Sec. med. soc. of Hampshire co., 1873. Greene Geo. II., North Andover. Greene James Sumner, Milton. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863; member med. soc. of Mass., Norfolk dis’t med. soc., Dorchester med. club ; liosp. stew. IT. >S. vols. 1 year;—author of paper, “Air in the Veins as a Cause of Death,” 1864. Greenleaf John R., Greenwich. Gridley Josiah, (m) Southampton. Gridley Thos. M., (m) East Dennis. Griggs Thos. T., Grafton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass.. Grosvenor David A., North Reading. Grosvenor David A., Danvers. Guild Phineas K., (h) Jamaica. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853; member homceo. med. soc. of Mass., Am. inst. of homceo.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 13 months. Haddock Charles, Beverly. Hagar Joseph, East Marshfield. Haley Geo. W., (h) Peabody. Hall J. P., (m) Worcester. Hall Marquis, Spencer. Hall M. A., (m) Lowell. Hall Wm. H., Essex. Hamilton Erasmus D., Conway. Hammond John A., (h) Seekonk. Hammond Josiah S., Plympton. Hammond L., Worcester. Ilannaford J. II., (h) North Reading. Hannum D. B., Sandwich. Hanscom S., East Somerville. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass. Harding Wilbur F., Greenfield. Harlow John W., Woburn. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; pres. E. dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex co. Harmon Jas. M., (m) Lowell. Harriman Jas. L., Hudson. Harris Chas. W., East Bridgewater. Harris Handy, (e) South Yarmouth. Harris J. C., Arlington. Hartwell Benj. Ilall, Ayer Village. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass.; cor. Mass. State board of health. Hartwell S. C., Southbridge. ! Hartley J. W., Fall River. Fellow med. soc. of Mass, j Harvey E. B., Westboro’. Harvey George IT., (e) Coleraine. Haskell Benjamin, Rockport. Haskill Joseph, Rochester. Hastings Benjamin F., South Abington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863; sec. med. soc. of Plymouth. Hastings Joseph W., Warren. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1856; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Hatheway Shadrach, (m) Berkley. M. D., Pittsfield med. coll., 1844. Hathaway S. L., (h) East Wareham. M. I)., New England female med. coll., 1871. Hawkes Elisha S., North Adams. A. B., Williams coll., 1826; M. D., Pittsfield med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass., and Berkshire med. soc. (73 years of age). Hawks E. S., North Adams. Hayes Stephen W., New Bedford. Hayes Charles Cogswell, Hyde Park. A. B., Dartmouth colJ., 1849; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Hayden Wm. R., Bedford Springs. M. D., N. Y. eclec. med. coll, (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of N. Y., Am. eclec. med. asso., etc. Hayes Charles, Fall River. Hayes C. C., Hyde Park. Hayward J. W., (h) Taunton. Hayward M. P., (e) Acton. Haywood Edward S., (h) Lynn. 344 HEA MASSACHUSETTS JEN Healy James J., Newburyport. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of X. Y., 1871; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass. Heath Chas. E., Monterey. Hebert Joseph, (e) Ware. Hedenberg Jas., (h) Medford. Hemmenway II. P., (h) Somerville. Henderson Thomas, Waltham. Herbert Chas. D., (h) Milford. Hero J. II., (e) Westboro’. Hibbard William W., Springfield. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member Boylston med. soc., and Springfield scient. asso. Hicks Samuel, (e) New Bedford. Higgins A. M., (e) Palmer. Higgins J. F., West Roxbury. Higgins S. B., (m) Lexington. Hildreth Chas. A., Gloucester. Hildreth John L., (e) Townsend. Hildreth Win. H., Fitchburgli. Hill M. J., (m) Lawrence. Hill W. J., Lawrence. Hills Wm. H., North Prescott. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass.; censor for 1873 in franklin dis’t med. soc.; cor. Mass. State board of health. Hinks E. Franklin, (h) Marlboro’. M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1852; member Am. inst of homoeo., Mass, homoeo. med. soc., and Worcester co. homoeo. med. soc. Hitchcock Alfred, Fitchburgli. Hitchcock George G., South Iladley Falls. Hitchcock G. S., Foxboro’. Hobart Anson L., Worcester. Hobart A. L., (m) Lowell. Hodgdon Richard L., Arlington. A. 11., Bowdoin coll., 1845; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Mass. Hodgson Richard, (h) Stoneham. Holbrook Solomon H., (m) Salem Holbrook Silas P., Douglass. Holbrook William, Palmer. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. Holcomb C. C., Lee. Holland James, Westfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856. Holland William, (m) Salem. * Holman David, Oxford. Holmes A. R., North Bridgewater. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Holmes C. C., Milton. Holmes Howland, Lexington. Holmes II. M., South Adams. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Holt Daniel, (h) Lowell. Holt Edward B., (h) Lowell. Hooker John, Springfield. Hooper Foster, Fall River. Hooper Fred. H., New Bedford. Pres. S. dis’t med. soc. of Bristol co., 1873. Hopkins E. B., (h) Newton. Hopkins Geo., Westhampton. Hosmer Alfred, Watertown. A. B., Harvard coll., 1853 ; M. D., med. dep’t Har- vard univ., 1856; member med. soc. of Mass., and dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex co. Hough Geo. T., New Bedford. M. 1)., N. Y. med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. E. dispensary New York city; phys. to U. S. marine hosp., dis’t of Edgartown; city phys. New Bedford; phys. to St. Joseph’s hosp.; corres. board of health of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Hough H. C., (h) Provincetown. ,How James C., Haverhill. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Howard F., Randolph. Howard Levi, Chelmsford. V.-pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex co., 1873. Howe Appleton, South Weymouth. Howe A. W., Dunstable. Howe Charles, Taunton. Howe Francis A., Newburyport. Howe G. M., Framingham. Iloyt A. E., Natick. Hoyt Enos, Framingham. M. D., med. dej)’t Dartmouth coll., 1821; member med. soc. of Mass.; hon. med. soc. of Middlesex co.; pres. med. soc. of N. H. Hubbard Benjamin, Plymouth. Pres. med. soc. of Plymouth, 1873. Hubbard Clias. F., Taunton. Hubbard H. B., Taunton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Hubbard S. P., (e) Taunton. Hubon Peter E., Worcester. M. I)., Albany med. coll., 1858 ; member med. soc. of Mass., Worcester dis’t med. soc., and botani- cal soc. of Canada; city phys. Worcester, 1861-62 ; brig. surg. and div. surg. U. S. vols. 3 years; contributor to army surg. museum. Iluckins David T., Watertown. Ilurlburt Chauncy M., Dennis. Ilulett Giles S., Alford. Hull William H., Essex. M. P., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1864; member med. soc. of Mass. Ilummiston L. F., Holyoke. Humphrey Daniel, (h) Lawrence. Hunt David, (h) Worcester. Hunt Ebenezer, Danvers. Hurd Edward P., Newbury port. M. D., med. dep’t McGill univ., Montreal, 1865 ; member med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of X. Essex. Hurd Yorick G., Ipswich. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Hurley John F., Chicopee. Iluse W., Lawrence. Hutchings Geo. II., Woburn. Hutchins Isaiah, Acton. M. D., Worcester med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Mass. Hutchins John W., Framingham. Ingalls Lindsey A., (m) Newburyport. Jackson Alexander, Plymouth. Jackson C. S., Middle-boro’. Jackson E., Somerville. Jacobs C. A., Springfield. Jacobs Horace, (m) Springfield. Jameson R. E.. (h) Abington. Jacques Napoleon, Worcester. M. 1)., Victoria coll., 1865; member Canadian med. asso. Jarvis Edward, Dorchester. Jaynes N., (m) Worcester. Jenness L. W., (m) Lowell. Jennings J. Henry, New Bedford. Jennings J. R., Fall River. Jennison Chas. O., (e) Waltham. JER MASSACHUSETTS LON 345 Jermess W. W., (h) Chicopee. Jewett Amory, Ashburnham. Jewett George, Fitchburgh. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Jewitt F. A., Shrewsbury. Jewitt Henry A., Nortliboro’. Jillson Harvey D., (e) Fitchburgh. M. IX, Worcester med. coll., 1862; member na- tional eclec. med. soc., and Worcester N. dis’t med. soc.; v.-pres. elec. med. soc. of Mass. Johnson A. II., Salem. Sec. S. dis’t med. soc. of Essex co., 1873. Johnson Eldridge M., Williamsburgh. Johnson Henry, New Bedford. Member med. soc. of Mass. Johnson Joshua J., Nortliboro’. Johnson J. W., Granville. Johnson Otis II., Haverhill. Johnson O. Otis, Framingham. M. IX, med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1843; member med soc. of Mass. Jones Daniel W., Newton. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Jones E. W., (h) Taunton. Jones Henry Newell, Kingston. M. IX, med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Mass.; corresp. board of health of Mass. Jordan J. C., Holyoke. Jordan Charles, Wakefield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Joseph B. F., (m) Fall River. Keith Thos. S., (h) Newton. Kellam Charles R. J., Lynn. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Mass.; act ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Kelley F. IL, (e) Worcester. Kemble Arthur, Salem. Kemp A. E., Orange. Kemp Chas. P., Springfield. Kemp Elba E., Orange. Kennedy Richard, (m) Lynn. Kenney M. B., (e) Lawrence. M. D., eclec. coll, of Pa. (no date); member na- tional eclec. med. asso., and eclec. med. soc. of Mass.; del. to national eclec. med. asso. Kennison Timothy, Haverhill. Kent Jas. C., (m)* Newton. Kidder L. D., Westport. Kidder Moses W., Lowell. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Kimball F. B., North Reading. Kimball Gilman, Lowell. Pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Middlesex co. Kimball James, (h) Lynn. Kimball J. R., (m) Woburn. Kimball W. H. Andover. Kimball Wm. M., Blackston. King Calvin B., West Springfield. King Geo., Franklin. King John B., Nantucket. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1832; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass.; res. surg. N. Y. hosp., 1832 ; corresp. Mass, board of health. Kittredge Joseph, North Andover. Kittridge F. G., (m) Peabody. Kittridge Theodore, Waltham. Kittridge F. R. C., Waltham. Fellow med. soe. of Mass. Knight FT. J., (h) Somerville. Knight Wm. A., (m) Worcester. Knowlton Charles L., Northampton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; pres. med. soc. of Hampshire co., 1873. Kries J. Albert, (m) Fall Itiver. Ladd M. G., (el Malden. Lake Hiram, (e) Holliston. Lamb Wm. EX, Lawrence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Larochelle P., Lowell. Lawrence G. C., North Adams. Laviolette J. G., (m) Springfield. La Virgin A. W., Lowell. Lawton Sanford, Springfield. A. B., Yale coll., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1856. Leach William E., Holmes Hole. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Leach W., Vineyard Haven. Learning Philip S., (e) New Bedford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., H-56. Learned E. F., Fall River. Y.-pres. S. dis’t med. soc. of Bristol co. Learned John B., Florence. Leavitt Wm. W., West Stockbridge. Lee L. M., (h) Harrison square. Leighton W. H., Lowell. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Leonard Jonathan, Sandwich. Leslie Horace G., Amesbury. Lester William, South Hadley. Lewis Alonzo, Hatfield. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Lincoln William Henry, Milbury. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; corresp. board of health of Mass.; surg. Mass. vols. 2 years. Lindsey Ebenezer, Dudley. Lindsey Silas, Dudley. Lindsley Marshall S., North Dana. Little J. Russell, W. Roxbury. Little J. R., Jamaica Plains. Liver John, (h) Nantucket.* Livermore Abel C., Stow. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Livingston A., Lowell. Long I). F., Otis. Long W. IT., Lawrence. Longley E., Fislidale. Longwood Robert A., Brookline. A. B. and A. M., Harvard univ. (no date); M. P., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); member and councillor med. soc. of Mass.; prof, of phy- siology Bowdoin med. coll.; n ember Am. acad. of arts and sciences; treas. Boston soc. of med. science;—ed. 3d edition of “Chapter on Poi- sons,” of “ Wharton’s and Stille’s Medical Ju- risprudence ; ” author of “ Experiments in Nitrous Oxide,” “ Veratrum Viride,” and con- trib. to “ London Practitioner,” etc. Lord Wm. E., (h) Dennis. Loring John D.. Essex. Loring Lewis M., Petersham. Lothrop J. I.., Somerville. Longee W. IT., (h) Lawrence. 346 LOV MASSACHUSETTS. NEL Lovejoy Oliver S., Haverhill. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Lowe L. G., (h) Bridgewater. Lovering John D., Essex. Grad. Dartmouth coll., 1853 ; M. D., med. coll, of Albany, 1861 ; fellow med. soc. of Mass.; cor. member Mass, board of health. Lucas Herman S., Becket. Luce L. II., Falmouth. Luce Wm. II.,Tisbury. Lynde J. P., Lawrence. McAllister J. G., Athol. McAllister Thomas S., Amesbury. M. D.; Bowdoin med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Newburyport. McCarthy J. J., Charlestown. McKinstry J. A., (m) Springfield. McLean A. S., Springfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. McMahon John J., East Abington. M. D., med.d p t Harvard univ. (no date); fellow med. soc. of Mass. McNulty Frederick J., Worcester. M. D., Georgetown med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. confed. army 1863-65. Mack William, Salem. Member S. dis’t med. soc. of Essex co. Maekie John H., New Bedford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Mass.; consult, phys. to St. Joseph’s hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy and U. S. vols. dur- ing war. Manning Isaac, (m) Springfield. Mansfield J. R., Wakefield. M. D., Woodstock med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Mass. [Marble John O., Worcester. March Austin, Carlisle. Marion Horace E., Brighton. A. B., Dartmouth coil., 1866; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass.; censor Middlesex S. dis’t med. soc.; cor. sec. Mass, board of health. MarissalF. V., Fall River. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Markham R. P., E. Long Meadow. Markham R. G., (m) Springfield. Marsh A., Carlisle. Marsh C. I)., Marlboro’. Marsh Chas. I)., Nantucket. Marshall II., (m) W. Bridgewater. - Marshall J., Fitchburgh. Marsters J. W., Somerville. Martin H. A., Roxbury. Martin Oramel, Worcester. M. D., Berkshire med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass.; ex-pres. Worcester dis’t med. soc.; surg. Worcester city hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; exam, for pensions. Martin Pearl, Medford. Martin Saxton P., Brookfield. Mason Augustus, Brighton. Mason Frank W., Dartmouth. Massa G. J.. Newburyport. Masta Joseph A., (mj Lowell. Matthes G. Felix, (h) New Bedford. Manley A. B., (m) Springfield. Mayberry Edwin, Edgartown. Maynard John P., Dedham. Meacham Hiram A., (e) Orange. Mead Martin L., Conway. Mead Marshall S., Northfield. Fellow nied. sue. of Mass. Meekins Thomas, Williamsburgh. Mercer Wm. M., Pittsfield. Merkell G. H., (e) Newton. Merritt C. C., (m) Springfield. Metcalf Jona G., Mendon. Mignoult P. B., Worcester. Millard II. J., North Adams. Millard L. S., (h) Egremont. Miller Alfred, Fitchburgh. Pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Worcester co. Miller E. D., Dorchester. Miller J. L., Sheffield. Miller Lewis, Stockbridge. Y.-pres. med. soc. of Berkshire co. Miller Wm. B., Springfield. Millet Asa, Bridgewater. Mills Chas. D., Pittsfield. Miner David W., Ware. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Mass. Miner W. W., Ware. Monroe A. B., Norfolk. Monroe Alex. Le Baron, Medway. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1831; m< mber med. soc. of Mass., and Norfolk dis’t med. soc.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 months;—author of paper, “New Method of Treatment in Opium Poisoning,” Paris, 1867. Montgomery G., Newburyport. Moody Joseph D., (m) Lowell. Moore J. O., (h) Haverhill. Morgan Elihu R., Northfield Farms. Morgan Joseph B., (m) West Northfield. Morrill Charles P., North Andover. M. 1)., Georgetown med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass. Morison James, Quincy. A. B., Harvard univ., 1844; A. M., 1864; M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1846 ; member med. soc. of Mass., Norfolk dis’t med. soc., and med. club of Dorchester; prof, pathol. prac. and prin. of med. univ. of Pacific, Cal.; res. pliys. Balti- more infirmary, 1846-9. Morse Ezekiel, (h) Salem. Morse IJ. S., Roxbury. Morse George M./Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1843. Morse Luther B., Watertown. Morse Martfn Y. B., Marblehead. Morse O., (e) East Foxboro’. Morton Cyrus, Halifax. Morton Henry, (m) Shelburne Falls. Moulton B. F., Lawrence. Mullen Frank, (h) Westfield. Munroe Alexander B., Medway. Munroe Geo. A., Billerica. Munsell Geo. N., Harwich. Munsill N., Harwich. Sec. med. soc. of Barnstable, 1873. Murdock Ephraim, (m) Orange. Murray C. IT., (m) Worcester. Muser Geo. W., (m) Lynn. Neilson ,T. C.. (h) Charlestown. Nelson Geo., Bellingham. Nelson W., Salem. NEW MASSACHUSETTS, PRA 347 Newcomb Geo. L., North Scituate. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date). Newhall Asa T., Lynn. Newhall Edward, Lynn. Newton Adin H., Chatham. Newton II. C., (m) Provincetown. Nichols Hiram, (m) Lawrence. Nichols J. D., Tewksbury. Nichols Lemuel B., (h) Worcester. Nickerman L. S., (m) Worcester. Nickerson Franklin, Lowell. Nickerson Wm. J., Everett. Nielson Wm., Salem. Norcross C. T., (m) Lowell. Noyes Josiah, Needham. O’Connor J. J., Holyoke. Oeknie F. G., (h) Plymouth. Ogden AY. M., Quincy. Oliver James, Athol. Orcutt Almon M., Hardwick. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Orcutt Ilarvey, AYesthampton. Ordway A., Lawrence. Orr S. A., East Bridgewater. Osborn Geo. S., Peabody. Osborne Geo., Peabody. Osgood Geo. C., Lowell. M. 1)., med. dep t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Middlesex; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3 years. Osgood Joseph, Peabody. Osgood Jonathan AY. D., Greenfield. O’Shea Thomas, (m) Clinton. Owen V. L., Springfield. Overand D. G., Springfield. Packard Addison F., (m) Fitchburgh. Packard Chas. A., South Deerfield. Packard Chas. AY., Lawrence. Packard G. AY., Becket. Packer E. II., (h) Lowell. Paddock Frank K., Pittsfield. Hon. A. M., Williams coll., 1873; M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres. med. asso. of Pittsfield; ex-pres. med. soc. of Berkshire co.; dean Berkshire med. coll. Page Charles AY., Fitchburgh. Page T. A., (m) Waltham. Palmer II. O., AArorcester. Palmer S., Fairhaven. Palmer Charles, Ipswich. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 months. Park Wallace M., (mj Lowell. Parker Daniel, Billerica. Parker David, Gardner. Parker F. F., Chicopee. Parker Hiram, Lowell. Parker II. O., Shirley. Parker Moses, Melrose. Parker Moses G., Lowell. Parks J. G., AYorcester. Sec. med. soc. of Worcester. Parks AV. II., Great Barrington. Parris John B., AYestpoint. Parsons John E., Groton. Parsons J. M., Lowell. Parsons John E., Ayer. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year, U. S. navy 3 years. Paun A. B., North Middleton. M. IX, xned. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Mass. Payne Wm. It., (m) West Wareham. Peabody Daniel, (h) Springfield. Pean Seth, New Marlboro’. Pease Edward M., Amherst. A. 13., Amherst coll., 1854; M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1862; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’tsurg. U.S. vols. 4 years. Peck E. G., West Boylston. Peck Oliver, Sheffield. Peirce George, New Salem. Peirce Levi, (h) Charlestown. Peirson Edward B., Salem. , Penden It., Newbury port. Penneman James, (m) Worcester. Penniman J. A., (h) Great Barrington. Perkins Geo. A., Salem. Perley Daniel, Lynn. Perley Joseph G., Lynn. Perry Charles H., West Medway. A. M., Brown univ., 1859; M. D., Bellevue bosp. med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Mass., board of health ; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years. Perry W. F., (h) Mansfield. Perry H. C., (m) Foxboro’. Phelps Thadtleus W., Attleboro’. Philps Eben S., Middleton. Phillips H. T., Cheshire. Phinney E. O., Melrose. Pickett Bennett N., Housatonic. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Berkshire co.; not in practice. Pierce Charles S., Ashburnham. Pierce Gardner C., Ashland. Pierce Geo. W., Leominster. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Pierce John, Edgartown. Pierson E. B., Salem. Pres. med. soc. of Essex S. dis’t. Pike Charles Colby, Peabody. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1869; member med. soc. of N. H., med. soc. of Mass. Pillsbury J. E., Lowell. Pillsbury II. H., Medford. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Pillsbury Levi, Fitchburgh. Pineo Peter, Barnstable. Pres. med. soc. of Barnstable. Pinkliam Geo. E., Lowell. Pinkham Joseph G., Lynn. Pitcher Samuel, (m) East Somerville. Pitman John C., (m) Salem. Plympton A. A., Shirley. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Plumb S., (m) Charlestown. Plunkett F. C., Lowell. Pomeroy S. F., Springfield. Pool A. M., Newburyport. Pope Henry E., (m) Salem. Porter Joshua N., Brookfield. Porter Ransom N., Deerfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Potter II. C., (m) Worcester. Powers Thomas, (m) Woburn. Pratt Calvin, Duxbury. Pratt E. A., (m) Milford. Pratt G. P., Cohasset. Pratt Henry, Lanesboro’. 348 PRA MASSACHUSETTS. SCO Pratt J., Hopkinton. Pratt M. J., (m) Wakefield. Pratt , Bridgewater. Prentiss S. H., Worcester. Presbery S. D., Taunton. Prescott Charles Dudley, New Bedford. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1866; sec. med. soc. of S. Bristol; member med. soc. of Mass.; Quarantine phys.; phys. to board of health. Priest Geo. A., Manchester. Priest S. G., Worcester. Proctor Charles, Rowley. Puffer Chenery, Shelburne Falls. Putnam Chas., Marlboro’. Quimby Elisha, Salem. Quimby Elisha H., Salem. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863 ; member med. soc. of Mass., branch med. soc. of Essex co. Quimby S. Foster, Salem. Randall D. L., (e) South Easton. Randall G. P., Sudbury. Randall Paul, Fowlerville. Ransom Nathaniel M., Taunton. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1861; member Bris- tol N. dis’t med. soc.; phys. and. surg. Kings co. hosp., N. Y., 1 year. Rawson Chas., (e'' Oxford. Ray Albert, (e) Webster. Redfarm J., Fall River. Reynolds Chas. M., Birmingham. Reynolds Samuel Moore, Richmond. M. D., Berkshire med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Berkshire dis’t, med. soc. of Mass. Reynolds W. B., Lynn. Rice Austin B., North Hadley. Rice A. R., Springfield. V.-pres. med. soc. of Hampden co. Rice Chas. II., Fitchburgh. Rice David, Leverett. Rice Frank H., Worcester. Rice George, Framingham. A. B., Yale coll., 1860; A. M., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1861; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years; ass’t surg. surg.-gen’l’s office 2 years. Rice J. Marcus, Worcester. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Rice S. A., (e) Marlboro’. Richards J. F., Campello. Richards Wm., Cummington. Richardson A. H., (ml Charlestown. RichardsoVi Ebenezer C., Ware. Richardson J. II., Medfield. Richardson Sam., Watertown. Ricketson Arthur, Maplewood. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Rideout John A., Newburyport. Rideout M. M., Charlestown. Rising II. II., Westboro’. Rising Julius A., New Marlboro’. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1833; member med. soc. of Berkshire. Roberts E. L., Farmington. Roberts M., Lawrence. Roberts Osmore O., (h) Northampton. Roberts O. S., Pittsfield. Robinson J. Henry, Southborough. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Robinson J. II., Littleton. Robinson John L., Wenham. Robinson Morrill, Middleboro’. Robinson M. L., Westfield. Robinson T. F., Newton. Rockwell Jas. W., Soutliwick. Rogers , Dorchester. Rolfe S. H., (e) Worcester. Root Martin, Byfield. Sec. med. soc. of N. Essex dis’t. Root Richmond B., Georgetown. Roscoe John, (m) Palmer. Ross Orrin George, Hudson. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 18(38; member gynae- cological soc. of Boston. Rounds B. M., Norton. Ruggles Nathl., Nantucket. Runnels A. J.. (e) Stoughton. Rupell Geo. W., (m) Tyrone. Russell Fred. W., Winchendon. A. B., Harvard univ., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t N. Y. univ., 1871 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; U. S. vol. hosp. corps 1 year. Russell Ira, Winchendon. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844; member med. soc. of Mass.; v.-pres. N. dis’t med. soc. of Worcester co.; U. S. vols. 4 years. Ryan J., East Arlington. Ryan James Charles, North Abington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Sabin Henry L., Williamstown. Sampson Ira, Taunton. Sanborn John E., Rockport. A. M., Wesleyan univ., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1850; member med. soc. of Mass.; reg. brig, and div. surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—ex-ed. “ Iowa Med. Journal.” Sanders Chas. B., Lowell. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Mass.; censor of Middlesex N. dis’t med. soc. Sanford Edw., (h) Attleboro’. Sargent G. W., Lawrence. Sargent Joseph, Worcester. Sargent S., Lawrence. Saunders Levi, Lanesville. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1857; med. exam, life ins. co. Savory Chas. A., Lowell. Sawyer Edward, Bridgewater. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. and surg. to State workhouse. Sawyer Edward J., South Gardner. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Sawyer Frederick A., Wareham. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1856; member med. soc. of Mass., and S. Bristol dis’t med. soc.; inspect, surg. of recruits, 1863; exatn. surg. for pensions since 1864; corres. board of health of Mass.; surg. Mass. vols. 9 months. Seales Edw. P., (h) Newton. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1859; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Boston, homoeo. med. soc. of Mass., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Scales Thos. S., (h) Woburn. Scammel L. L., Hopkinton. Schofield Edwin, (e) Worcester. Scott C. W., Lawrence. SCO MASSACHUSETTS. STO 349 Scoviile John, Sheffield. Scribner John P., Leicester. Seabury Benj. F., Orleans. Seammell A. R., (m) Milford. Severance , Greenfield. Seavey Oscar F., AVest Amesbury. M. I)., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Mass., and Essex N. dis’t med. soc. Severance Chas. E., (e) Shelburne Fall. Severance AVilliam S., (e) Greenfield. Sexton Edward II., Monson. Seyffarth Edmund, Lawrence. B. A., univ. of Leipzig, Germany; M. D., Leipzig univ., 1849; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. 1st Schleswig-Holstein war, Prussian navy 1851-54; surg. Mass. vols.; ass’t surg. U. S. army gen’l hosp. 4 years. Seymour Christopher, Hinsdale. Shattack J. C., Peppered. Shattuck J. F., Pepperell. Shaw Henry, Bedford. Shepard W. Henry II., AVestminster. Sherman Frederick, Pittsfield. Sherman J. II., (h) Middleboro’. Shive Geo., Yarmouth. Shreve O. B., Salem. Shurtleff F. A., Somerset. Shute Charles B , Malden. A. B., Harvard univ., 1865; A. M., 1868*; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1870; member med. soc. of Mass. Sibley F. R., (h) AVarren. Sidney Austin W., (e) Fitchburgh. Simmons M. Edwin, Chatham. Simpson Benj. F..Lowell. Simpson Henry Y., AVorcester. Sissen Edw. R., (h) New Bedford. Slocomb Christopher C., (h) Millbury. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867 ; member and cor. sec. homoeo. med. soc. of AVorcester co., Am. inst. of homoeo.; ex-prof. Hahnemann inst., Phila., 1866-67 ; pres, alumni asso., 1867-72. Smith Alvan, Monson. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1835; member med. soc. of Mass.; corresp. of Mass, board of health. Smith Asahel, (m) North Easton. Smith A. M., Pittsfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. • Smith Andrew M., AVidiamstown. A. B., Williams coll., 1846; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Mass.; pres. Berkshire dis’t med. soc.; corresp. Mass, board of health; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Smith Cyrus B., Granby. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Mass., Hampshire med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of papers oil, “ Asphyxia from Chloroform,” 1859. Smith D. P., North Haven. Smith G., Ayer. Smith George H., Holyoke. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Smith Henry, (e) AVebster. Smith H. J., Lowell. Smith Isaac, (e) Foxboro’. Smith Isaac, Jr., Fall River. M. IX, no coll, given ; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Smith J. Heber, (h) Melrose. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., I860; member Am. inst. of homceo., homoeo. med. soc. of Mass. ; prof, of mat. med. med. dep’t Boston univ:; chairman of com. on mat. med. of Mass, homoeo. med. soc. Smith Joseph II., Lowell. Smith J. M., Holyoke. Smith Jno. M., Barnstable. Smith Norman, Ayer. Smith T., Easthampton. Smith Wm. G., Chicopee. Snow Geo. W., Newburyport. Snow E. E., Springfield. Snow Wm. D., (e) Westfield. Solomon Jas. M., (m) Attleboro’. Sornbarger Niles B., Greenfield. Southgate Geo. A., (h) Dedham. Southwick M. D., Millville. Spalding Joel, Lowell. Spalding Lemuel, (e) Milford. Spare John, New Bedford. A. B., Amherst coll., 1838; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1842 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, Mediter- ranean squad.,4 years; (retired). Sparhawk Thomas, Amesbury. Sparrow W. E., Mattapoisetts. Spaulding II. E., (h) Hingham. Spaulding Miles, Groton. Spencer Chas. L., (h) New Bedford. Spencer Ezek. E., (e) Templeton. Spofford Morris, Groveland. Spooner Geo. R., Westboro’. Spooner John Philips, Milton. A. B., Harvard univ., 1817; A. M., 1820; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1820; ex-member Boston soc. for med. improvement, and med. soc. of Mass.; member Dorchester med. club ;—au- thor of med. addresses, and “ Memoir of John D. Willow, M.D.,” 1831. Springer W. O. G., South Yarmouth. Sproat II. H., Freetown. Stafford II. M., North Adams. St. Ayr E. D., (m) Lowell. Stearns G., Groton. Stearns Geo. AV., (h) New Bedford. Stebbins Geo. S., Springfield. Stedman E., Dorchester. Stedman C. Ellery, Dorchester. Stedman Joseph, AVest Roxbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1864. Stephenson Ezra, Hingham. Stetson John, A Vest Harwich. Stetson J. A., (h) Quincy. Stevens A. J., Lawrence. Stevens T. J., Charlestown. Stevens AVm. F., Stoneham. Stewart II. P., Franklin. Stickney Alonzo L., Sutton. Stickney Chas. D., New Bedford. Member med. soc. of Mass. Stickney II. G., Springfield. Stickney J. M., Pepperell. Stickney P. L. B., Springfield. Stoddard Henry B., Northampton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; house phys. Bellevue hosp., 1867-68. Stone Jeremiah, Provincetown. 350 STO TYL Stone Lincoln R., Newton. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1854; member med. soc. of Mass., Middlesex S. dis’t med. soc.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Stone Osgood IT., Salem. Stone S. E., Walpole. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Stone Thomas N., Wellfleet. Stone AFm. N., Wellfleet. Stowe John, (e) Lawrence. Stratton Chas. W., (h) Lee. Stratton E., Northneld. Streeter Dwight, Chesterfield. Streeter Joseph H., Roxbury. A. B., Norwich univ. (no date); M. D., Woodstock med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Mass., and Norfolk dis’t med. soc. Sturtevant Chas., Marion. Sturtevant Wm., (m) Bridgewater. Sullivan A. J., Fall River. Sullivan John Langden, Malden. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1849; member med. soc. of Mass., and gynaecological soc. of Boston; dis’t exam. surg. Sullivan Timothy, Lawrence. Sumner Thomas Francis, (h) Ilyde Park. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1863; member liomoeo. med. soc. of Mass. Swain Wm. J., Chicopee. Swan J. C., (h) West Bridgewater. Swan William E. C., (h) Stoughton. M. I)., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865. Swasey Charles L., New Bedford. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1838; member med. soc. of Mass.; phys. to board of health; surg. U. S. vols. 2 months. SwazeyGeo. W., (h) Springfield. Sweatt W. W., Mattanoisett. Sweet Job, (e) New Bedford. Sweet Wm. N., (m) Fall River. Swift Alfred, West Dennis. Symonds George W., Clinton. Synde James P.*, Athol. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1852; member med. soc. of Mass. Taft Brigham A. E., Douglass. Taft Chas. IT., Charlestown. Talbot (’has., Dighton. Talbot C. C., Lawrence. Tanner N. B., North Abington. Taylor Chas. W., (h) Newton. Taylor F. L., Holyoke. Taylor Israel H., Amherst. Taylor L. M., Holyoke. Taylor Vernon O., Athol. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass., Worcester N. dis’t med. asso., and Conn, valley med. asso.; U. S. exam, surg. for pensions; corres. Mass, board of health. Tefft Eleazer W., (e) Otis. Temple Hiram, Charlemont. Temple Theron, Amherst. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Tenlon Wm. F., (e) Newton. Tenney Geo. II., Fall River. Tenney Joseph M., (e) Hubbardston. M. D., Worcester med. coll., 1854; eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1855; member Worcester eclec. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Tewksbury Isaac, Lawrence. MASSACHUSETTS, Thayer E. F., (m) Newton. Thayer H. R., (h) Athol. Thomas F., Scituate. Thomas Jason B., Palmer. Thompson Austin W., Northampton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Thompson Daniel, Northampton. Thompson S. C., (m) Stoneham. Thomson George F., Belchertown. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Mass.; exam. surg. for pensions; corres. Mass, board of health; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Thomson John L. S., Lancaster. Tilton James A., Newburyport. Tirrell N. Q., North Weymouth. Tomlinson Russell, (h) Plymouth. Toothaker Sami. A., Wilmington. M. i)., Berkshire med. school, 1835; member med. soc. of Mass., Woburn nat. hist, asso., and ento- mological soc. of Ontario; councillor and censor of Mass. med. soc.; pres. Middlesex E. med. soc. Torrey Augustus, Beverly. Torrey N., South Braintree. Tower Charles Carroll, South Weymouth. A. B., Harvard univ., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1859; member and censor med. soc. of Mass.; act. ass’t surg. Emory hosp. 6 months. Towle Alonzo, Malden. A. B., Bates coll., 1862; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Towle M. C., Haverhill. Towne J. W., (e) Charlestown. Towne Chas. J., Townsend. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., New York city, 1865. Train Horace D., (h) Sheffield. Trask M. P., (m) Winchester. Travers L., (h) Rochdale. Trembley J. A., Marlboro’. Tribon II., (m) South Braintree. Tribon L. D., (m) South Hanover. Tripp B. H., Rutland. Trow Josiah, Buckland. Trow Nathaniel G., Sunderland. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Trow William M., Haydenville. Trull Samuel, (e) Woburn. Tucker Geo. G., Westfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Tucker Simon, Stoughton. A. B., Brown’s univ., 1821; A. M., 1824; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1825; member and councillor med. soc. of Mass.; censor in Norfolk dis’t med. soc. Tucker Wm. E., Amesbury. Turner 0. C., North Attleboro’. A. B., Tufts coll., 1859 ; M. D., Georgetown med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Mass.; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year, U. S. navy 1 year. Tuttle Lyman M., Holyoke. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); member Conn. River Valley med. asso., med. soc. of Vt.; ass't surg. U. S. vols. 1 year, 3 months. Twasey Oscar F., Beverly. Tyler John B., Northampton. Tyler Warren, North Brookfield. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. UFF MASSACHUSETTS WIN 351 Ufford Edward G., Hadley Falls. Ulrich Frederick, (m) Greenfield. Vaille Henry R., Springfield. A. B., Williams coll., 1835; M. IX, Pittsfield coll., 1837 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Hampden co. Van Deusen C. D., (h) North Adams. Van Deusen II. A., (h) Great Barrington. Vermilyea W. E., Pittsfield. Vinal F. T., North Scituate. Ariney A\rm. II., (m) Springfield. Vining David F., (h) Conway. VoseH. C., (h) Marion. Wadsworth P., Jr., Malden. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1859; M. D., national med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Mass., Middlesex dis’t, med. soc.; cont. surg. and res. surg. U. S. hosp. 19 months ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 5 months. AVait Lorenzo, (h) Pittsfield. AYakefield II. P., Monson. AVakefield J. F., Everett. AValker Augustus C., Greenfield. Sec. med. soc. of Franklin. AYallace Merrick, Ashburnham. Waller William D., Montague. Ward Geo. W., Upton. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of AVorcester co. Wares Abel, (e) Haverhill. M. D., AVorcester med. coll., 1852. Ware AYm. G., (h) Dedham. Warner P. A., Lowell. M. D., Cleveiand med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Mass., Middlesex N. dis’t med. soc. Warner George O., Leicester. Warner Clinton, Westminster. AVarner Emerson, AYorcester. Warren Chas., Milford. Warren Edward, Newton. A. M., Harvard univ., 1829; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1829; member med. soc. of Mass., med. asso. of Boston. AYarren E. L., AYeymouth. Warren G. A., Hopkinton. Warren Geo. AY., AVest Boylston. Warren Jno. K., (h) Palmer. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1870; member liomoeo. med. soc. of Mass., homceo. med. soc. of Worcester co., Am. inst. of homceo. AYarren Orrin, AVest Newbury. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Warren Royal S., AValtham. AVaters , Newton. Watson Wm. S., Pittsfield. Webber George C., Millbury. A. B., Wesleyan univ.. 1860; A. M., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. N. Atlantic squad. 2 years. Webster II., New Bedford. Webster H. AV., New Bedford. Webster John O., Lynn. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868 ; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Lynn; city j phys. of Lynn ; U. S. army 4 years. AVebster Jas. W., New Bedford. AVebster AYm. A., AVestford. AVelch M. E. B., Lynn. Wellington J. L., Swansea. Wells 1)., Lowell. Wells Frank, Andover. Welsh A. S., (m) Lawrence. Wentworth W. H., (h) Pittsfield. West Joseph O., Princeton. Fellow med. soc. of Mass. Wetherbee A. S., (m) Charlestown. Wetherell A. S., (mi Blackston. Weymouth Albert B., (m) Medford. A. B., Harvard univ., I., Detroit med. coll., 1871. Burt W., (m) Mill Station. Butterfield J. C., Williamstown. Butts L. M., (h) Adrian. Byington John F., Middleville, Byington J. T., Coopersville. Byrnes Warren, Bronson. Cady J. L., Niles. Cady Tarris, Ann Arbor. Caldwell J. R., Three Rivers. Caldwell W., Byron. M. D., Charity liosp. med. coll., Cleveland, 1869; member acad. of med., Flint; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Calkins A. R., Allegan. Calkins H. T., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Calkins John S., Dryden. Member med. soc. of Mich. Calvert W. J., (h) Jackson. Camp Joel, Decatur. Campbell B. R., East Saginaw. Campbell D. A., East Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Campbell Jas. E., Detroit. Campbell J. M., East Saginaw. Campbell R. J., (m) Bay City. Campbell W., Grand Rapids'. Canfield Geo. O., (e) Leonidas. Cantens H. J., Detroit. Carleton W., Detroit. Carpart Geo. W., Jackson. Carpenter H. C., (h) Sebewa. Carpenter H., Eagle Harbor. Carpenter Jas. JI., Farmington. Carpenter Jos., (m) Nunica. Carr II. A., Lima. Carstens J. Henry, Detroit. M. I)., Detroit med. coll., 1870; treas. Detroit acad. of med.; phys. of Detroit med. coll, in- firmary, and St. Mary’s hosp.; lecturer on der- matology Detroit med. coll.;—author “Hosp. Reports;” “Cleft Palate,” 1870; “Iodoform,” 1870 ; “ Embolus,” 1872 ; “ Disinfection of Hosp.,” 1872, etc. Case Geo. B., (e) Colon. Case G. S., Saginaw. Case Henry, St. Charles. Case R. S., St. Charles. Cash Ed. L., Lakeport. Cattin Sami., Tecumseh. Chaddock Gilbert, Jonesville. Chaddock L. R., Delhi. Chaddock W. H., Pewamo. Chadwick M. R., Hart. Chafee N. F., Leslie. Chaffee L. A., (e) Saranac. Chaff ell Avery M., (m) Eureka. Chamberlain C., Cannonsburgh. Chamberlain C. H., Niles. Chamberlain Marshall, Hillsdale. Chamberlain J., Romeo. Chambers Daniel, Trenton. Chambers E. C., Pent Water. Chandler J. C., Johnstown. Chandler S. W., Saline. Member med. soc. of Mich. Chandler W. A., Detroit. Chantler Henry, Detroit. Chapin A., Grass Lake. Chapin Andrew B., Flint. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; member Flint acad. of med., and med. soc. of Mich.; phys. in charge of St. John’s hosp., Annapolis, Md., 1863; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. 362 CHA MICHIGAN. coo Chapin E. Bennett, Grass Lake. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1863; member med. soc. of Jackson co.; hon. med. soc. of Wash- tenaw co. Chapin Lebens Cornelius, Kalamazoo. A. 13., Yale coll., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. 1)., med. dep’t Yale coll.; member med. soc. of Kalama- zoo, and Conn. acad. of science; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Chapman C. II., Kew Baltimore. Chapman Geo., Hudson. Chapman O. W., (m) Brady Village. Charles Henry, (e) East Saginaw. Chase Amos G., (h) Ada. Chase J. A., Wenona. Chase Milton, Otsego. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; member med. asso. of Allegan co., and med. soc. of Mich.; pres. med. soc. univ. of Mich., 1860-61 ; surg. U. S. army 21 years. Chauncey Moses E., Girard. ChaveyP. J., Detroit. Cheeseman II., (h) Rives. Clieerer II. S., Ann Arbor. Prof, therapeu. and mat. medica univ. of Mich.; member med. soc. of Mich. Chelsey L. D., Burr Oak. Cheppell Clark, Canandaigua. Chester E. F., Cedar Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1870-71; mem- ber med. soc. of Mich. Child 1ST., (m) Marshall. Chipman O. H., Grand Rapids. Cliittock Gordon, Jackson. Member med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso. Choate S. P., Three Rivers. Choate William Edward, Jackson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Christ Fredk., Grand Rapids. Christian E. P., Wyandotte. V.-pres. med. soc. of Mich., 1873. Church Edwin, (m) Pewamo. Church Win. B., (m) Marshall. Churchill E. M., Au Sable. Churchill Owen, Three Oaks. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866. Claflin Kelson II., East Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Clap II. C., Flint. Member med. soc. of Mich. Clapham Edward, Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Clapp Horace C., Mendon. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1855; ex-pres. med. asso. of St. Joseph’s valley; pres. Mendon literary soc. Clapp W. W., (h) Korth Byron. Clark Benj. L., (e) Detroit. . Clark M., Leslie. Clark C. S., (m) St. Joseph. Clark Daniel, Flint. Clark Henry, Dover. Clark James, Portsmouth. Clark M. M., Kew Buffalo. Clark S. F., Galien. Clark Walter, (e i Fallasburgh. Clark William, Lamont. Clare E., Benton Harbor. . Member med. soc. of Mich. Cleaveland , Flint. Cleland Henry A., Detroit. Clements G. A., (e) Grand Rapids. Cleveland Barnum L., (h) Dexter. Cleveland E. S., Bangor. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Cline C. E., (m) South Riley. Cline Joseph, Huron City. Clisbe Stephen S., Girard. Clymer K., Seneca. Coad Mathias, Willi amstown. Coape A. F., Flushing. Coates L. B. Otsego. Member med. soc. of Mich. Cobb L. H., Detroit. Cobb , Michagamme. Cochran Isaac X., Grand Ledge. Cochran Charles F., Jackson. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Coghall I). C., Bay City. Cogshall Bela, Gaines Station. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich. Colburn Reuben, Casnovia. Cole Daniel H., Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1852; member N. E. med. asso. of Mich. Cole Theodore, Dorr. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Midi. Cole Z., Otsego. Coleman Alfred B., Plymouth. Collar A., Ishpeming. * Coller Eli H., Climax Prairie. M. II., med. dep’t univ*. of Mich., 1859; member med. soc. of Mich.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army If years. Collins A. B., Madison. Collins Eugene A., Homer. # Collins F., (h) St. Joseph. Comfort Francis A., Spring Lake. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865. Comstock Jeremiah S., Farmer’s Creek. Conant Jesse L., Henrietta. One full course Rush med. coll. Congdon Livingston, Columbiaville. Conklin A., (e) Sharon. Connor Leartus, Detroit. A. 13., Williams coll., 1865; A. M., 1869; M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1870; member Detroit acad. of med.; prof, of phys. and micro- scopy in Detroit med. coll.; visiting phys. to St. Mary’s hosp., Detroit;—ed. “ Detroit Review of Med. and Pharmacy.” Constantine Adolph, Memphis. Conviss J. IV., (e) Wayne. Cook Ely, Mason. Cook J. 13., White Pigeon. Cook Jas. B., Sangatuck. Cook Josiali P., White Pigeon. Cook Luther R., (e) Jackson. Cook James M., Muskegon. M. D., Rush med. coll., 186S; member med. soc. of Mich. Cook John, Muskegon. Member med. soc. of Mich. Cook S. M., Ilubbardston. Cooper Aaron W., Jasco. Cooper Jacob, White Pigeon. Cooper J. E., Au Sable. Cooper John W., Grand Rapids. Cooper , Battle Creek. Coot James B., Erie. COR DOD 363 MICHIGAN. DacyBenj., (m) Mayfield. Dakin D. F., Owasso. Danforth M. W., (e) Cascade. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pliila., 1869. Daniels A. II., Galesburgh. Daniels L. II., (e) Dowagiac. Darling Wm. K., (e) Hopkins. M. D., eclec. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870; member eclec. asso. of Mich. Dart Seaman S., Cambria. Dartt Allen M., Grand Rapids. Daty L., (m) Romeo. Davenport Louis, Detroit. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of Mich., and med. soc. of Wavne co.; surg. U. S. marine hosp. at Detroit 8 years. Davis E. C., Little Prairie Ronde. Davis Joseph C., (e) Utica. Davis J. E., Macomb. Davis Jacob S., Roxana. Davis Rosevelt H., Jackson. Davis Wm. A., Oneida. Davis W. W., Galien. Day Daniel, (h) Detroit. Day J. W., East Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Day Levi, Grandville. Dayton John T., Grand Rapids. Dayton L. II., Sumner. Dean Luther D., Dansville. Deane James A., Battle Creek. De Arrnand Alex., Dayton. Debbandt Eugene, Detroit. De Camp William Henry, Grand Rapids. M. D. (no coll, or date given); member med. and surg. soc. of Grand Rapids, med. soc. of Mich., Am. med. asso., 1872, and Kent scientific inst.; cor. member acad. of nat. sciences, Phila.; surg. Mich. vols. 3 years. Decow Abraham, Chester. Defendorf Byron, (h) Eowlerville. De Eo J., Charlotte. De Hart Henry II., (e) Detroit . De La Hook Wm. A., New Boston. De Lap Wm. II., Athens. Delavun Wm. J., Jonesville. Dellenbaugli C. C., Westphalia. Member med. soc. of Mich. De Puy Linus, Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Derby Willoughby, Eaton Rapids. Dewey M. E., (m) Romeo. Dibble Leroy, Paw Paw. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Dibble Wallace, Clarendon. Dickenson II. N., (e) Huron City. Dickie J. B., (e) Plain Well. Dickinson J. C., Holly. Dingman Geo., (m) Port Huron. Ditmars Wm. R., North Adams. Doane Geo. II., Beecliville. Dodd E. S., (e) Buchanan. Dodd Tazewell, (e) Buchanan. Dodge Bradley W., Cambria. Dodge Chas., (m) Ypsilanti. Dodge E. W., Hubbardston. Dodge John R., Medina. Dodge Thos. E., (e) Adrian. Dodge Wm., Deerfield. Corbin Gilbert E., St. Johns. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1855; sec. N. Mich. med. asso.; member med. soc. of Mich., dental asso. of Mich.;—author of paper, “ Em- pyema accompanying Phthisis Pulmonalis.” Corbitt John W., Grand Rapids. Corbus W. J., Salt River. Corbutt W. V. B., Detroit. Corey A. L., Ionia. Cornell A., Ionia. Member med. soc. of Mich. Cornell A. B., (h) Pine Grove. Cornell B. II., (e) Breedsville. Cornell Geo. L., St. Clair. Cornell J., (m) Burville.. Cornell Westley, Mareellus. CoryM. S., Morley. Cotton William II., Adrian. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Cough James, Camden. M. JD., Buffalo med. coll., 1848. Coulter Adrian B., (h) Charlotte. Cousins Greenbury, Williamsville. Covell Palmer, (h) Otisco. Covey Calvin J., Grand Ledge. Cowell Edw., Saginaw. Cox Edward, Battle Creek. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1839; member med. soc. of Battle Creek, med. soc. of Mich., Am. med. asso., 1872; pres, board of health. Cox W. G., Ypsilanti. Cox Henry S., Franklin. One course med. dep’t univ. of Mich. ; ass’t surg. U. S. cavalry 4 years. Craig J. D., (h) St. Joseph. Crane D. B., St. Joseph. Cranmer Nathan, (e) Kalamazoo. Cranmer N. J., (e) South Haven. Crawford Abram, Jackson Lake. Crippen C. S., (m) Jackson. Crissey Alonzo, Hillsdale. Crittenden I. J., (m) Rose. Crofford Geo., (e) Burr Oak. Crook J. Masten, Grand Haven. Grad, at Leiden, Holland. Crooker Geo. A., Chelsea. Crosby Freeman R., Napoleon. Cross A., (m) Grand Rapids. Cully John Wesley, Ann Arbor. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich. Culp S. C., (e) Constantine. Culver Elijah, Chesaning. Cummigs Clark, (e) Grand Rapids. Cummigs E. II., (e) Grand Rapids. Cummings Stephen, (m) Smith’s Creek. Cummins II. E., (e) Lawrence. Currier A. F., (e) Palo. Curtis Eugene A., (e) Dowagiac. M. D., Bennett coll., Chicago, 1873; member ec- lec. med. asso. of Mich. Curtis Chester L., Saginaw. Curtis Jones B., (h) Hillsdale. Curtis J. B. F., Flint. Curtis Warren B., Wayne. Cushman Darvin, Elk Rapids. Cutter Ephraim. Member med. soc. of Mich., Am. med. asso. Cutter Stephen S., Coldwater. CyrL. D., Negaume. 364 DOL FER Dolbur John, (e) Detroit. DolleyC. W., Smyrna. Don Monran Santiago, (e) Detroit. Donch Edward, St. Johns. Member med. soc. of Mich. Doty Edwin, Ludington. Dougan Niles, Detroit. Douglass Isaac, (h) Romeo. Douglas Silas II., Ann Arbor. Prof, chemistry univ. of Mich. Dowling Wm., Detroit. Dowlman Wm., Greenville. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Mich. Downer A., Northville. Downer F. J., Greenfield. M. D., med. dep’t Mich, univ., 1871; member med. soc. of Washington co. Downer Jno. J., Superior. Downer M. S., (e) Owasso. Drake A. P., Hastings. Member med. soc. of Mich. Drake E., Flint. Drake E. II., (h) Detroit. Drake J. C., Laingsburgh. Drake Warren W., (m) Mill Station. Dreskell D., Woodland. Drummond F. T., Brandon. Dryer N. A.. Bath. Du Bois P. C. A., Bay City. Du Bois Samuel, Unadilla. M. D., univ. of Mich., 1855; member med. soc. of Mich.; med. exam, life ins. co. Dufiield S. P., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Dumble Wm. C., Jackson. Dumekot Sami., (m) Grand Rapids. Dumon D., Smyrna. Dundass E. N., Pent Water. Dunning Edwin B.. Mattawan. M. D., med. dep’t N. Y. univ., 1854; member med. asso. of Mich.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Dunning J. R., Watervliet. Dunning J. R., Benton Harbor. Durfee j. M., (m) Detroit. Dutton M., (m) Buchanan. Eakins James, Port Crescent. Earl Chauncy, Pontiac. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1853. Eccles Jacob V., Detroit. Edie James, (e) Lowell. Egery E. A., Three Rivers. Eldred J. M., Chesawing. Eldridge C. S., (h) Bay City. Eldrigee I. N., (hj Flint. Elliot James M., Hickory Corners. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1868. Elliot W. G., Pontiac. Elliot Wm. N., White Pigeon. Ellis Edwin, Ontonagon. Ellis Erastus R., (h) Detroit. Ellis Lathrop S., Mainster. Ellsworth A. M., Lowell. Ely Henry B., Ludington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. Ely Robert C., Medina. Emmerson D. W., (e) Duplain. Emmons E. F., Sparta Centre. Member med. soc. of Mich. MICHIGAN, Encke James Fowler, Detroit. M. D., Detroit med. coll., 1870; exam. surg. for pensions. Engle W. A., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857; member med. soc. of Van Buren co., and med. soc. of Mich. Epley C. C., Polo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich. Ernest Levy IT., Detroit. Esterday Louis, (m) Marshall. Estes Geo. W., (ml St. Johns. Evans Uri. It., (m) Jackson. Evans Ephraim B., Farwell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Everett Augustus, Hillsdale. Everett L. S., (h) Three Rivers. Everett Robert A., Hillsdale. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1858. Ewers Henry F., Union City. A. M., Hamilton med. coll.; M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Mich. Ewing Alexander, Dexter. M. 1)., Geneva med. coll., 1840 ; member med. soc. of Mich., and med. soc. o/ Washington co.; surg. Mich. vols. 3 years and 1 month. Failings J. F., (e) Oslitemo. Fairbairn Thomas A., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Fairbanks H. C., Flint. Fairchild B. H., Niles. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich.; city pliys. of Niles. Fairfield J., Ypsilanti. Fallas Wm. A., Lowell. Falley John W., Hillsdale. Fanning Wm. II., (h) Lapier. Fansworth A., (h) East Saginaw. Fares John B., Romeo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of N. E. dist.; med. exam. ins. cos. Farling J. F., Oslitemo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Farnsworth A., East Saginaw. Farnsworth L. L., (m) Ilolley. Farrand D. O., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Farrand H. C., Otsego. Member med. soc. of Mich. Farrand David O., Detroit. M. IX, coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863 ; mem- ber med. soc* of Wayne co.; attend, surg. Har- per hosp.; metropolitan surg.; ass’t surg. U. S. gen. hosp. 1 year. Fasquell M. F., Ann Arbor. Member med. soc. of Mich. Fasquelle L. W., St. Johns. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1855; member med. soc. of Mich. Faulkner IT. II., Three Rivers. Fenton Henry S., (e) Hudson. Fenwick Wni. E., Davisburgh. Ferguson Augustus F., (h) Okemos. M. IX, homoeo. med. coll, of Mich., 1872; member homceo. med. soc. of Mich. Ferguson A. V., Grandville. Ferguson E. B., Bangor. Ferguson James E. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1870. FER MICHIGAN. GIL 365 Ferguson Joseph, Detroit. Fero II. F., Bellevue. Ferrell John T., Detroit. Fessel G. M., Cedar Springs. Fielton J. H., (e) Otsego. Finch A. S., (e) Kalamazoo. Finley J. R., Niles. Finston Fred., (h) Fort Huron. Fish Elias, (h) Greenville. Fish G. W., Flint. Fisher A. S., (m) Brady Village. Fisher John, Tekonsha. Fisher J. H., (e) Augusta. Fisher Wm. C'., Tecumseh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1858. Fisher Wm. E.,Mainster. Fisk Ira W., Kalamazoo. M. D., Phila. coll, of med., 1850; member med. soc. of Kalamazoo, med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso., 1872; health officer of Kalamazoo. Fiske J. W., Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso. Fitch Chas. D., (e) Napoleon. Fitzgerald Dorr, Union City. Flanders David L. J., Mottville. Fleck Chas. F., Detroit. Fletcher Ira W., Wayne. Flintermann J., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Flora David W., Newaygo. M. D., attended one course Ohio med. coll., and one Chicago med. coll.; exam, for pensions in Newaygo co.; act. ass’t surg. 3 years and 9 months;—author of paper, “ Trichina Spiralis.” Flowers E., (e) Allegan. Flowers A. W., (e) Allegan. Fobes J. B., Romeo. Fobes Wm., Flint. Follett Sam’l B., Sturgis. Fontier C. A., Menominee. Foot David, Oxford. Foote Louis A., Battle Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Forbes Daniel, Belleville. Forbes Elias, Belleville. Ford A., Jr., Bowne. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Mich. Ford Chester S., Cedar Springs. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member Grand Rapids surg. soc., and med. soc. of Mich. Ford Corydon L., Ann Arbor. Prof. anat. and physiol, univ. of Mich. Ford Lorenzo D., (e) Bronson. Ford Oscar D., Leslie. Fort J. B., Williamsville. Fosdick Geo. W., (h) Dowagiac. Foster Andrew, Buchanan. Foster Geo. A., Detroit. Foster James, Le Roy. Foster Lenora, Otsego. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Allegan co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mich., 1873; pres. Kalamazoo Valley med. soc., 1873. Fonts Jesse F., Charlotte. Fowle Orrin, (h) Moscow. Fowler Jno. N., Charlotte. Fowler M. J., (m) Ridgeway. Fox Asa L., Burlington. Fox David, (e) Kinderhook. Pox George, Alaska. Fox U. R., Hopkins. Fox W. H., Schoolcraft. Member med. soc. of Mich. Fraser Corwin B., East Saginaw. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864. Frazer Robert, Union City. French Simeon S., Battle Creek. Member med. soc. of Mich. Frero H. T., Bellevue. Member med. soc. of Mich. Frost A. C., Yankee Springs. Frothingham Geo. E., Ann Arbor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; pres. med. soc. of Washtenaw co.; corres. member med. asso. of Wayne co.; prof, of oidithalmology and aural surg. in univ. of Mich.;—editor “ Medical Journal of Michigan University,” 1869-73. Frye Hiram, Onondaga. Fuller Celia, (h) Paris. Fuller E. L., (h) Pontiac. Fuller Geo., Houghton. Fulton Samuel J., (h) Tecumseh. Gage Wm. H., (m) Arbela. Galbraith F. B., Pontiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. Galbraith John, (m) Amidore. Gallagher Patrick Henry, Michagammee. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1863; member med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Gallup Benj. A., (m) Marshall. Gamble W. W., Ovid. Garand Narciss, (e) Detroit. Gardner J., Cedar Springs. Gardner Thos., (m) Ruby. Garlick F. M., Armada. Garwood Alonzo, Cassopolis. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Gatchell H. P., (h) Kensha. Gates A. W., Sunneld. Gates Edwin Henry, Bay City. M. D., King’s coll, and Victoria univ., Toronto, 1844; member med. soc. of Bay co.; phys. for Bay co. Gates Roswell B., Chelsea. Gee D., Centreville. Gee D. C., (m) Sturgis. Geere E. C., (m) Hew Baltimore. Gendechens Julius, (h) Muskegon. George F., Ann Arbor. George W. H., Little Prairie Ronde. Gerom A. M., (h) Cheboygan. Gerry Ruth A., Ypsilanti. M. D., Female med. coll, of Phila., 1865; member med. soc. of Mich.; ex-ass’t phys. New England hosp. for women and children; consult, phys. Detroit dispensary. Gerry Seth A., Ypsilanti. Gibbs Elijah B., Detroit. Gibbs R., Salina. Gibson Wm. A., (h) Jackson. Gifford David S., Nashville. Gifford William R., Erie. Gilbert Caleb B., Detroit. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; v.-pres. Detroit acad. of med.; prof, materia medica and therapeutics Detroit med. coll.; phys. to St. Mary’s hosp., Detroit. 366 GIL MICHIGAN. HAT Gilbert Solomon, (e) St. Clair. Gillan S. E., Elsie. Member med. soc. of Mich. Gilmartin Peter P., Detroit. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1865; ex-prof, clinical medicine Detroit med. coll.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. Mississippi squadron 14 years. Ginley John II., (h) St. Charles. Girardin V., (e) Saginaw. Glasgow Robert D., (h) Jackson. Gleason D. S., Richmond. Godfrey L. M., (h) Colon. Godfrey W. II., Mindon. Goodale II. A., Bay City. Goodmaugh Jas., Waterford. Goodno Isaiah, Oak Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1854. Goodrich A. C., (e) Douglas. Goodrich O. D., (h) Allegan. Goodrich Osman E., (h) Ypsilanti. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Chicago, 1866 ; ad. eund. homceo. med. coll, of Mo., 1SG8. Gorton Wm. R., (h) Detroit. Goueher G. W., Nashville. Gould W. C., Fremont. Go wan Wm., Brock way. Graham Elisha B., (h) Three Rivers. Graham AYm. II., (n) Monroe. Grandy Francis, Fairfield. Grant James E., Le Roy. Graves John, Wayland. Green Geo. AY, Hudson. Member med. soc. of Mich. Green K. Fred., (m) Hartland. Green Mary E., Charlotte. Member med. soc. of Mich. Green Philip L., A^ermontville. Green Robert A., (h) AVhite Pigeon. Green AY. II., Huron. Greenamyre David John, Three Oaks. Grad. Salem high school, Ohio., 1868; M. I)., med. dep’t univ.‘of Mich., 1871; member senior incd. lyceum univ. of Mich.; phys. to board of health of Three Oaks. Greene Geo. N., Burlington. Greene H. George, Burlington. M. D., med. and surg. univ. of Mich., 1865; pres, med. asso. of Southern Calhoun and Northern Branch cos. Greenshields, William, Romeo. Licentiate faculty phys. and surg. of Glasgow, 1859; sec. med. soc. of N. E. dist., 1873. Gregg John N., (e) Oakville. Gregg P., Brownsville. Griffin R. S., Lawton. Griffith C., Greenville. M. D., American univ. of Phila. Griggs Stephen, Detroit. Grimes R. S., Allen. Groat N., (m) Rockford. Grove James S., Grand Rapids. Guinott Frank, Muskegon. Gulick Thos. J., Allen. Guner Alex., New Baltimore. Gunn Alex., New Haven. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; member med. soc. of N. E. dis’t. Gunselley James O., Detroit. Gunsollex Jas. O., (e) South Haven. Gustin AYm. C., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Guthrie J. A., Ithaca. Guy Geo. L., Reading. Habenicht Henry, Detroit. Hack Augusta, Detroit. Haddlen Amos, (m) Lee. Hadley Conrad AY, Camden. Hafifenrefer Chas., Houghton. Hagadorm A. D., Milford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871. Hagadorn J. W., Ovid. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member med. soc. of Mich. Hagadorn S. H., Portsmouth. Hagen N. J., Fayette. Hager P., (m) Goodland. Haine Wm. Joseph, Fayette. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date). Ilaines Reuben, Plymouth. Hait C. E., Hubbardston. Halbert John Sandford, Jackson. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Erie co.; late phys. St. Vincent lying-in liosp., Buffalo; ex-res. phys. almshouse hosp. of Erie co.; now attend, phys. almshouse hosp. of Jackson co. Hale A. B., (h) Centreville. Ilale Morris, (e) Ann Arbor. Ilall Daniel, Saline. Hall D. S., East Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Hall E., (e) Berrien Springs. Hall Eleazer, Saline. Member med. soc. of Mich. Hall Nathan C., Fowlerville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Hall Oscar S., Ithaca. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1852. Hall Wm., (m) Holly. Ilall Wm., Ypsilanti. Hamilton I. S., Tecumseh. Hamilton R. A., (e) Romeo. Hamilton Jno. B., Columbiaville. Hamilton William Bruce, Columbiaville. A. B., univ. of Mich., 18G6; A. M., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; U. S. army 3 years. Hampton C. D., Muir. Ilancliett Augustus II., Spring Arbor. Haney II. J., Hastings. Ilanlon A., (h) Middleville. Ilann O. P., Niles. Hargrave John, Bay City. Harlow Alonzo, Detroit. Harmon C. L., (e) Laingsburgh. Harrington S. A., Hopkins. Harris Clias., (h) Ann Arbor. Harris L. A., (e) Pontiac. Harrison B., Jr., Schoolcraft. Harson Wm., (m) Algeriac. Hart Wm. S., Onondaga. Hartley John Davis, Adrian. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1S73. Hartman Geo., (e) Thornton. Hartzer G. Austin, Drayton Plains. Harvey Limes, Romeo. Ilascall'J. II., (e) Coruna. Haskin A. S., Lawrence. Hastings Chas., (h) Detroit. Hatch Oliver W., Adamsville. Hatfield David S., Battle Creek. HAN MICHIGAN. HUR 367 Hanson AVm., (e) South Haven. Ilavey Horace M., (m) Albion. Hawkins A\rm. B., Jonesville. Hawley C. AV., (h) Silver Creek. Hawley II. C., Hesperia. Ilawley II. T., Little Traverse. Haws D. S., New Hudson. Ilayard Stanton E., AVacousta. Hayden Chas. N.', Eaton Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Hayden E. R., (h) Eureka. Ilayes N., (h) Cedar Springs. Hayford AVm. M., Hartland. Haywood Abner, (h) Romeo. Haywood Hiram, (e) Lexington. Haze Chas. A\r., Pinckney. II azeAVm. II., Lansing. Hazelwood Arthur, Grand Rapids. M. R., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; cor. sec. med. and surg. soc. of Grand Rapids; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. hosp. 2 years. ITazen L. T., Olivet. Heaton Abram S., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Hebard E. A., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Heill Francis, Port Huron. Helber Christian, Saline. Henderson C. L., Grand Rapids. Henderson Davis, Detroit. Henderson AArm. G., (e) Otisville. Hendricks G. A., (m) Alton. Hendry Geo., (h) Zilwaukie. Ilendryx F., Deerfield. Henman Geo., Bay City. Henshaw Charles Joseph, (hi Cascade. M. D., Chicago Hahnemann med. coll., 1868. Herman A. D., New Troy. Herrick Loyala, (h) Quincy. Herrick O. E., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Mich. Herrick S. L., Three Rivers. Member med. soc. of Mich. Herrington J. II., Pent AVater. Hess Oliver, (m) AVest Campbell. Hesse Bernhard, East Saginaw. Hesting C., Detroit. Heussler A. AV., Houghton. Hewe Joseph E., (m) Oak Grove. Hewitt J. I., Coruna. Ilewitt O. AV., Birmingham. Hibbard Dan’l R., Constantine. Hibbard E. G., (m) Marquette. Hicks 11., (m) Cedar Spring. Higbee David, Mungerville. Higbv Norman L., (e) Tompkins. Hill C. B., Ovid. Hill John J., (m) Coldwater. Hill L. D., Muskegon. Hill Malcolm, Brady Village. Hill N. A., Brady Nillage. Hill AVm. J., Charlotte. Hitchcock Homer Owen, Kalamazoo. A. M., Dartmouth coll, (no date); M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1855; pres. med. soc. of Mich.; corres. member Detroit acad. of med. and gynecological soc. of Boston ;-*puthor of “ Death from Air in the \7eins, being a Review of Testimony; ” “ Comparative Fertility of Na- tive Americans.” Hitchcock T. II., (e) Mt. Clemens. Hobby C. M., Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Ilofscbneider I., (m) Jackson. Hoggner Fred., Detroit, Holbrook Geo., Waterloo. Holden C. M., Rockford. Holland J. G., (m) Buchanan. Holland , (e) St. Joseph. Ilollenbuch Nath. P., Detroit. Hollister David, Maple Rapids. Hollister James, Kalamazoo. Holly D. C., Vernon. Hollywood T. L., Palo. Hollywood J. H., Mt. Morris. Holme II. I., Homer. Holmes J. W., Lansing. Honeywell Stephen R., (m) Centreville. Hooper Joseph, (h) Bay City. Hopkins J. W., (e) Otsego. Ilotsfold Wm., Jackson. Horton J. II., (e) Ionia. Hoskins A. S., (e) Lawrence. Ilosmer L. B., (m) Watertown. Hotchkiss AVm. W., (m) Springport. Hough J. I)., (m) East Saginaw. House Alford Burge, Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866; member med. soc. of N. E. dist., and med. soc. of Mich. House R. B., (h) Tecumseh. M. D., Cleveland liomoeo. med. coll., 1869; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of Cleveland coll., and homceo, med. soc. of Ohio. Ilorey W. S., Milford. Howard Alanson B., (m) Partello. Howard Isaac, Flowerfleld. Howard A. Labon, (e) Litchfield. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1867 ; mem- ber eclec. med. asso. of Mich.; ass’t surg. Mich, vols. 2 years. Howe Geo. W., Clifton. Howell Andrew, Brockway. Howell Chas., Dexter. Howell C. L., Pottersville. Howell Geo., Macon. Howig Frank A., Jackson. Howland Chas. E., (e) Blinfield. Howland Frank P., (e) Adrian. Howland Geo. W., Flint. Hoy Wm. T., (e) Douglas. Hoyt Eugene F., (h) Grand Rapids. Hoyt James M., Walled Lake. Hubbard II. F., Millbrook. Hubbard T. T., South Saginaw. Huberger M., (m) Constantine. Hudson Edward, (e) Davisville. Hueston James, Nortliville. Hugg Wm. M., Portland. Hulbart M., (m) East Saginaw. Hull Henry, Ravenna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1872. Hull Joseph B., Lansing. Hull O. S., Ithaca. Hull Tyler, Eaton Rapids. Hume E. M., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich.' Huminville M. AY., East Saginaw. Hunse AVm., Detroit. Hunt D. Forrest, (h) Grand Rapids. Hunter Henry, Spring Lake. Huntington AVm., (h) Howell. Hurd A. B., Flushing. 368 HUR MICHIGAN. KEN Hurd Edward, Rockford. Member med. soc. of Mich. Hurst Robt., Copper Harbor. Hutchinson S. J., North Port. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867. Hutton Robert Clemens, Howell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857; member med. soc. of Mich.; exam. surg. for pensions for Livingston co. Ilyatt Lofus, Mendon. Ilyde Erastus, Coopersville. Hyde James R., (h) Eaton Rapids. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1861; mem- ber Mich, homceo. inst. Ilyndman Duncan, Ilowell. Ilyster William, Austerlitz. Member med. soc. of Mich. Inglis Richard, Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Irish Luther, Deerfield. Isler Henry, Marquette. Ives C. E., Muir. Jackson Gustavus, Detroit. Jackson Geo. W., Dundee. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; v.-pres. med. soc. of Monroe co.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 y’r. Jackson W. A., Lapeer. Jacobs Guido, Detroit. Jamieson R. A., Detroit. Jefferd Robert B., Kalamo. Jeffery John, Southfield. Jeffands Daniel, (m) Leslie. Jeffries Chas. A., (h) Ann Arbor. Jeffries , East Saginaw. Jeffries T. J., Matherton. Jenkins Abram K., Moscow. Jenkins John F., Detroit. Jenks Edward W., Detroit. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1855; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; pres. med. soc. of Mich. Jennings J. W., Berrien Springs. Jerome Caroline E., (m) Ann Arbor. Jerome Jas. II., Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Jewett M. L., Detroit. Jewett Wm. E., (h) Constantine. Jewett AY. E., Adrian. Johnson A. N., Forrestville. Johnson Austin S., (h) Battle Creek. Johnson Robert, Milford. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1862; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member Union med. soc. of Wayne co., med. soc. of Washtenaw and Oakland cos. ; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 3 years. Johnson Seymour A., (h) Hastings. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, 1873. Johnson Levi O., Bellevue. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Eaton co. Johnson Caleb C., Hillsdale. Johnson C. D., Cedar Springs. Johnson Geo. K., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso. Johnson H. M., White Rock. Johnson James II., Kalamo. Johnson John II., Montague. Member med. soc. of Mich. Johnson Norman, (h) Bay City. Johnson Peter F., (m) Ypsilanti. Johnson S. A., Browne. Johnson Thos. B., Holley. Johnson W. H., Kalamazoo. Jolly J. F., Bay City. Jones A. F., Grand Ledge. Jones A. P. C., Saranac. Jones E., Lowell. Jones F., Ida. Jones Grange W., Imlay. Jones John F., (m) Adrian. Jones J. K., Midland. Jones Lafayette, Pewamo. Jones L. D., (m) Gaines. Jones L. M., (h) Brooklyn. Jones C. R., Brooklyn. Jones Samuel L., Deerfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; Detroit med. coll., 1872; member med. asso. of Mich.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Jones , Ann Arbor. Jones Geo. W., Imlay City. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1858; member coll, of phys. and surg., Ontario, Canada, 1858, and med. asso. of St. Clair and Sanilac cos. Jordan Thos. J., (m) Le Roy. Joslin B. D., Alaska. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Joslin L., Otisco. Joslin O. C., (e) St. Johns. Joy II. L., Marshall. Jyet D., Alpena. Kaiser Augustus, Detroit. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich.; member med. soc. of Mich. Kane Edward, Detroit. Kapp John, Ann Arbor. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Washtenaw co., and board of health. Kay Thomas A., Laingsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Kay Thos., Woodliull. Keables J. T., Decatur. Kedzie Robert C., Lansing. A. B., Oberlin coll., 1847 ; M. B., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1851; member med. soc. of Midi., and Am. med. asso.; prof, chemistry agricul. coll, of Mich. Iveef P. O., East Saginaw. Keeler W. N., Concord. Keer James J., (m) Eagle. Keifer Herman, Detroit. Kelley David, (e) Lyons. Kelley E. II., Rockland. Kelley John, Marquette. Kelley J. A., (e) Lyons. Kellogg Daniel B., Ann Arbor. Kellogg W. II., New Buffalo. Kellogg Walter S., Port Hope. Kelly Wm. J., Cassopolis. Member med. of Mich. Kelsey Dana, Benton Harbor. Kelsey W. J., Cassopolis. M. D., Hush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Mien.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Kennedy S., St. Louis Springs. Member med. soc. of Mich. Kenny M. C., Lapeer. KEN MICHIGAN LIN 369 Kent H. B., (e) Alpena. Keobles John T., Decatur. Member med. soc. of Mich. Kephart —:—, Berrien Springs. Kergan John D.. (h) Coruna. Kermott John AV., (e) Detroit. Keyes F. L., Palo. M. IX, two courses Fairfield, N. Y. State, 1827; licentiate at Toronto coll., 1835; one course Geneva med. coll., 1852. Kezarta Ira G., Burlington. Kibber Jarred, Port Huron. Kibbie R., Port Huron. Kiefer Herman, Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Kilpatrick D. B., AAToodland. Kimball Henry C., Colon. M. D., Detroit med. coll., 1870; member med. asso. of St. Joseph’s Valley. Kimball J. H., (m) Eaton Rapids. Kimball Levi James, Micliigamme. M. D., Detroit med. coil., 1S73; phys. and surg. Iron Mine cos. Kimball Nelson H., Adrian. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1850; member State med. soc. of Mich. Kincard Robt., Vermontville.. Kindermann C., Bay City. King Hawkins A., Quincy. King Robert, (h) Kalamazoo.. King Robt. II., Albion. King S. C., Ovid. Kingsbury Calvin C., Horthville. Kinne Amasa F., Ypsilanti. Kipp Abram J., (e) Bevay. Kirby Roger R., Monroe. Kirr J. S., Detroit. Kitchen D., East Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Kitchen Samuel, East Saginaw. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1863; member med. soc. of Mich., and med. soc. of Saginaw co. Klein Peter, Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Klim Matthias J., (h) Detroit. Kline AVm., Eagle. Knapp Chas. Ei', Ypsilanti. Knapp Edgar K., (h) South Saginaw. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1856; member board of health of E. Saginaw; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Knapp II. S., (h) South Leyson. Knapp L. E., (m) Linden. Knapp AVm., (m) Coldwater. Knapp AVm. B., Leslie. Knight Amos, Eaton Rapids. M. I)., Charity hosp. med. coll., Cleveland, 1867; ad eund. from Rush med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Eaton co. Knight Phillip A., Utica. Knox Timothy, Victory. Koch Fred. W., Frankenmuth. A. M., Concordia coll., Ind., 1862; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Saginaw co., and med. asso. of Mich. Koehrig Matthias, Detroit. Koon Chas. E., Lisbon. Koon S. J., Lisbon. Koovers Derk, (m) Holland, Krause Theodore, Saginaw. Kreger Julius, Blumtield. Kritzer Henri J., Le Roy. Kroh M. A., (m) Three Rivers. Kuhls AV., Hew Buffalo. Labanstein Daniel, Grand Rapids, Lamb Thos. B., (h) Lowell. Lambert Wm,, (m) Buchanan, . Lamond R. D., Jr., Flint. La Montague Geo., Muskegon. Lamphiered T. AV., (e) East Saginaw, Lampman J. C., Baltimore. Lamson Chas. R., (h) Adrian. Lamson II. B., Brighton. Landon II. B., Bay"City. Member med. soc. of Mich. Landon George, Monroe. Lane C. J., Vermontville. Lang J. B., Mt. Morris. Langford Geo. AV., Locke. Langlois Theo. J., Detroit. Lark Fred. D.r Alpena. Lathrop Geo. A., East Saginaw. Lathrop II. V. R., Royal Oak. Lathrop Samuel. Clio/ Lathrop William Henry, Detroit. A. B., Harvard coll., 1663; A. M., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member Detroit acad. of med.; prof, diseases of the brain and mind in Detroit med. coll.; phys. to AVayne co. insane asylum and almshouse;" ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—ed. of “ AVestern Med. Advance.” Latmer J., Muskegon. Lauderdale Edward, Detroit. Landon II. B., Bay City. Laverty Thomas Holmes, Fairfield. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1844; med. dep’t AVester Reserve coll., 1847. Lavery John D., (m) Delta. Lawbaugh A. J., Phoenix. Lawrison L. D., Dallas. Lawson B. H., (h) Brighton. Leach Elisha, Detroit. Leaman A. L., Alpena. Le Barron Robt., Pontiac. Ledeboer B., Holland. Lee F. G., Portland. Lee Hewton D., Saginaw. Lee Uriah, (m) Athens. Leeson John, (e) Salina. Leet A. E., Romeo. Leidke Gustave, Monroe. Lenox , Memphis. Leonard C. AV., Muskegon. Leonard E. S., (e) Ovid. Leonard Jno. M., Burlington. Lester Lyman B., (e) Greenville. Leuderink B., Kalamazoo. Lever Henry, (e) Grand Rapids. M. D. (no coll, or date); member eclec. med. asso. of Mich. Lewitt AVilliam, Ann Arbor. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. *Jvewis J. B. AV., Ceresco. Lincoln Charles H., Richmond. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. asso. of N. E. Mich. Lincoln AVm. B., Ionia. Lindsley C. C., Hashville. Linkliter L. D., AVoodland. Linsley Charles C., (e) Hashville. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1862; member eclec. med. asso. of Mich. 370 LIT AIICHIGAN MAR Littlefield Jno. J., Petersburgh. Little Wm., Ionia. Livermore Frank, Detroit. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864, and univ. of Paris, 1868; phys. to Chinese legation, 1868 -70; phys. to Am. legation, Paris, 1869—70; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 1863-65. Livesay Myron, (m) Eureka. Lobdell H. W., Flat Rock. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1856; phys. to board of health of Fiat Rock. I.odd ell Hiram W., Brownstown. Lodge Edwin A., (h) Detroit. Hon. M. D., Cleveland, N. Y., and Chicago ho- mceo. colls.; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Long D., Brownsville. Long David H., Eaton Rapids. Long J. M., (h) Coldwater. Longyear Stevens E., (e) Lansing. Loomis Harvey, Burr Oak. Loomis Wm. B., (m) Nunica. Loop Joseph M., Port Sanilac. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, 1855; member med. socs. of St. Clair, Sanilac and Lapeer cos. Lord David II., (m) Reynolds. Lord W., Romeo. Loree D. W., Ridgeway. M. D., med. dep’t univ of Mich, (no date). Lovewell C. II., Coldwater. Member med. soc. of Mich. Luddinghausen O. W., Detroit. Luder Jas. R., Pokagon. Ludwig , St. Joseph. Lupeke Chas., Detroit. Lutes C. H., (h) St. Louis. Lutze J. J., Flushing. Lynch James A., (h) Manchester. Lyon Geo. W., Kalamazoo. Lyon O. C., Owasso. Lyons A. B., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Lyons R. I., Detroit. Lyster Henry F., Detroit. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1860 ; feec. med. soc. of Wayne co.; pres. med. soc. of Mich.; mem- ber Detroit acad. of med., state board of health, med. staff of St. Luke’s hosp.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years;—ed. “ Peninsular Journal of Medicine.” McAfee William, Detroit. McAlpin A., (m) Bay City. McAiulrew A., Ypsilanti. McCave J. C., Monterey. McCaskSy J. J., Allegan. [Member med. soc. of Mich. McClain M., Milford. McColl Hugh, Lapeer. Member med. soc. of Mich. McConkie J. J., Allegan. McConnell A. L., Pontiac. McCool A. W., Three Oak’s. McCortney II., (m) New Buffalo. McCumber A. L., Ceropolis. McDaniel Otto C., Lowell. McElroth C. F., Parkville. Member med. soc. of Mich. McElroth Robert, Parkville. McGillycuddy Valentine T., Detroit. 1 M. D., Detroit, med. coll., 1869 ; member Detroit acad. of med., and med. soc. of Mich. McGowan Ed., (m) Port Huron. McGraw Theodore A., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso. McHench Wm. J., Brighton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1858; contract surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. McKennan John, White Hall. McKenzie A., Negaunee. McKeown John, Detroit. McKinney M. Y. B., Latvton. McLean C. E., St. John’s. McLean Donald, Ann Arbor. Lect. on surgery. McLeon Jno., Jackson. Me Linn G. II., (h) Buchanan. McLaughlin Mior, Jackson. McMaster Hamilton, (m) South Eckford. McMaster , Dowagiac. [McMillan Ithuriel, (e) Centreville. McMillen Charles, Camden. McMillen Dugal, Eaton Kapids. MeNabb John W., Hesperia. Me Nett J. B., Grand Haven. McPherson C. F., Flowerfield. McPherson Geo., Matherton. McPherson J. B., Hart. [McPherson William, Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. McQuirk James, (m) Capac. McQuirk Nicholas, (m) Marine City. MeSween , Port Huron. McSwan John F., Alpena. McTaggart It., (m) Grand Rapids. I McTavish James, Alpena. Macey Jeremiah, (e) Union. Machrae A., Douglas. Mack II. ()., Benzonia. Maiden Wm. P., Cheboygan. Maiden W. P., Alpena. M. B., Queen’s univ. of Kingston, Canada, 1862; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873; pension surg. for Alpena; ass’t surg. Dangerfield post hosp. 3 years ; resident and consult, phys. to Al- pena mineral springs. Malcom I. B., Alaska. Malcom J. G., (h) Flint. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866; corresp. sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Mich. Mandigo Jas. W., White Pigeon. Manly Allen C., Napoleon. Mann Elam, (e) Leslie. Mann Levi, Avery. Maiding J. W., White Pigeon. Margnarsdst C., Mt. Clemens. Marks Henry, (m) Bay City. Marley L. W., New Troy. ' Marsh C. IT., Howell. Marsh Lansing C., Cold water. Marsh W. II., (e) Frankfort. Marsh W. R., Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. Marsh Z. Hanley, Ilowell. Marshall L. M., Perry. Marshall Orville, Lansing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; member med. soc. of Mich. Martin Chas M., Greenville. Martin Daniel S., Milford. Martin Jno. 8., Berrien Springs. Martin P., Maple Rapids. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. MAR MICHIGAN NIC 371 Martin AArm. II., Pinckney. Martingh G., Fillmore. Marvin C. AY., Ithaca. Marvin Floyd S., Sumner. Marvin La Roy, (h) Muskegon. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Chicago, 1870. Mason Frank AY., Berrien Springs. Mason John AAr., Dundee. Mason M., Pine Grove. Mason O. S., East Saginaw. Mason AYm. B., (e) Marshall. Massbacker Frederick, East Saginaw. M. D., Julius Maximilian univ. of Wurzburg, I860. Massey N. M., (h) Newaygo. Mastenbrook Jno., (m) Grand Haven. Mather Cyrus, Hartland. Mather J., Greenville. Matheson M., Bay City. Matthews Richard, (e) Sturgis. Matthews Thos. H., Redford. Mattison G. AY., Middleville. Maudlin Solomon, Laketon. Maxfield James G., Ruby. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1867 ; mem- ber med. soc. of St. Clair, Sanilac and Lapeer cos. Maynard C. L., (e) Paw Pa'w. Mead C. H., Olivet. Mead Rich. T., Moscow. Meade R. S., Manistee. Meclxem Isaac J., (h) Battle Creek. Meeper Henry V., Aurelius. Merriman AYm. H., Plymouth. Merritt Chas. A., Charlotte. Merry J. C., Camden. Merwin Smith C., Edinburgh. Messenger Sanford S., Grand Ledge. Metcalf C. N., Eaton Rapids. Milet Alexis, (e) Brownstown. Millard Orson, Flint. M. I)., medi dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member Flint acad. of med., and Flint scientific inst. ; surg. of Port Huron and Lake Michigan R. R. Miller Duncan, Pontiac. Miller Gaylon B., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Miller .J., Lakeville. Miller AYm., (e) Lansing. Mills II. R., Port Huron. Mills II. M., Butler. Mills Jno. L., Jonesville. Mills AY. J., (h) Howell. Mills AY. R., Hartford. Minard Jacob D., (e) Imlay. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870. Minchin Thos. B., Deerfield. Mitchell I)., Otsego. Mitchell Jno. L., Jackson. Mitchell M. M., Colon. Member med. soc. of Mich. Moffutt Jno. S., Detroit. Moliere J. AY., Kalamazoo. Monaghan John, Adrian. Montgomery Jno. II., Marshall. B., South Haven. Moore Andrew, Speaker. One and one-half course med. dep’t univ. of Mich. Moore E., Niles. Moore E. C., Detroit. Moore Joseph, Farmington. Moore Jno. AV., South AYright. Moore L. L., (m) Sturgis. Moore Marshall T., (h) Almont. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863. Morden Marshall R., Somerset. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, (no date). Morey G. M., Milford. Morgan Chas. F., Greenville. M. i)., Yale med. school, 1866; member med. soc. of Mich. Morris Joseph L., Detroit. Morris J. L., Holland. Morrison Russell D., Hillsdale. Morrison Thos., Wayne. Morrison Walter B., Muskegon. M. D., Long Island coll. hosp. (no date); surg. L, S. it. R.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Morrison W., Millbrook. Morse C. W., Dowagiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. Morse Francis J., Constantine. Moss Oscar B., (h) Mason. Mottram C. V., Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Mottram Win., Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Mo wry Y. M., Milford. Mudge Isaac, (m) AVales. Mulheron John J., Detroit. Mulrane P. I., Dowagiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. * ; Munger Martin E., Manchester. Munson James Decker, Jersey. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Murch Albert J. N., (h) Adams. Murdock Thos. S., Ypsilanti. Murphy J. Menominee. Murray Ransom II., Flint. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich. Mussen E. I)., (m) Niles. Musson Joseph, Hudson. Myers P. B., Buchanan. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Nalaele Joseph L., Newport. M. D., Ann Arbor med. coll., 1853. Nash Alfred, Lapeer. Member med. soc. of Mich. Neal William Alex., Dayton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1857 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Near Jno. L., Flat Rock. Negley J. C. P., Leighton. Neidermuller Fred., Detroit. Kelson R. AY., (m) Dewitt. Nesbitt A., (m) Cannonsburgh. Newcomb A. H., Oakville. Newcomb Rowland B., Deerfield. Newcomb, Rowland B. C., Blissfield. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Mich. Newkirk C. T., Bay City. Newlove H. AY., East Saginaw. Newton Lewis, (m) Brady Village. Nibelack James AY., Blissfield. Niblick , Cambria. Nicholas Aden Stephens, Marengo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843. Nichols Alva A., (m) Carmel. Nichols George Byron, Martin. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Mich. 372 NIL PHE Niles Wm. H., Eastmanville. Nims Dwight, Jackson City. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1833; member med. soc. of Jackson co., med. soc. of Mich., and Am. Mned. asso., 1872. Noah Peleg C., (m) Deerfield. Nooin Cornelius, Grand Rapids. Norman John M., (m) Lexington. North Jno. D., Jackson. Northrop John A., Port Huron. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1859; member med. asso. of St. Clair, Sanilac and Lapeer cos.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Northrop Myran, Port Huron. Norton David F., Wayne. Noyes Franklin, Cambria. Noyes James Fanning, Detroit. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846; pres. Detroit acad. of med.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mich.; mem- ber Me. med. asso., and Am. med. asso.; prof, of ophthalmology and otology in Detroit med. coll.; surg. to St. Mary’s hosp., Detroit; mem- ber board of exam. surg. for pensions. Numerville W. W., East Saginaw. Nurthrup Geo. J., Marquette. Oakley F. M., York. Oakley John J., Detroit. Member med..soc. of Mich. O’Brien Dennis C., Lexington. Occobock , (m) Paw Paw. Oggle , Muskegon. Oggle Harry P., Grand Rapids. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Ogilvie R. C., Port Hope. M. D., univ. of Toronto, Canada, and coll, pliys. and surg. of Canada (no date).. O’Hara Jean, (h) Manchester. O’Keef P., East Saginaw. Oldfield A., Fort Sanilac. Orr Wm., Memphis. Osborn O. S., (m) Smyrna. Osborne Leander, Vandalia. Osborne Milton, Albion. Osborne R. W., Calumet. Osburn C. A., North Newburgh. Ostrum S. C. J., Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. O’Toole P. W., Bay City. Outwater Jno., (h) Pewamo. Owen F. K., Ypsilanti. Member med. soc. of Mich. Owens Francis, East Saginaw. Overfield A., Rockland. Packard David M., (e) North Adams. Packard D., Burlington. Palmer Alonzo B., Ann Arbor. Hon. A. M., univ. of Nashville; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1839; member Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of Mich.; hon. member med. soc. of N. Y.; prof. path, and prac. of med. in med. dep’t univ. of Mich., and Bowdoin med. coll., Maine; ex-prof. mat. med. and thera. in Berkshire med. coll.; surg. Mich. vols. 6 mos. Palmer Corvdon B., Detroit. Palmer E., Ilubbardston. Palmer Emory C., Potterville. Palmer Emmett Newton, Brooklyn. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Washtenaw and Jackson cos. MICHIGAN Palmer Geo. II., (h) St. Clair. Palmer James L., Denton. Palmer M. F., Hartford. Palmer W. IJ., Jackson. Palmer W. 11. H., Bradley. Pappa Lewis C. Detroit. Parker D., Port Huron. Parker E. L., Flint. Parker Francis, (h) Saginaw. Parker Geo. J., Port Huron. Parker Joseph F., (e) Ypsilanti. Parker Leonard B., Marine City. Parker R. D., St. Joseph. Parker Sam’l S., (h) Pine Run. Parker Sewell S., (h) Monroe. Parkhurst S. S., Middleville. Member med. soc. of Mich. Parks Isaac, (h) Coruna. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; member Mich, inst. of homceo. Parmenter J. L., (e) Concord. Parmenter William, Yermontville. A. B., Oberlin coll., 1854; A. M., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Mich. Parmer Geo., Camden. Parrish John P., (e) Ganges. Parsons Fayette, Burr Oak. Parsons Wm. II., Sylvan. Parter R. B., Marengo. Partridge J. A., (h) Kalamazoo. M. 1)., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1870. Pasco M. II., California. Patten Fred. E., Detroit. Patterson Geo., Jr., (m) Marlette. Patterson James W., Detroit. Patterson Mich. A., Tecumseh. Patterson Pliilo D., Marshall. Patterson Robt., Edwardsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Pattison J. W., Millbrook. Grad. univ. of Victoria, Canada. Pattison Sam’l W., (h) Ypsilanti. Pattison Wm., (h) Ypsilanti. Pearslee Luke, (m) Metamora. Pease Geo. W., Wayland. Member med. soc. of Mich. Peck A., Lowell. Peck Harvey, Pontiac. Penney J. K., Bennington. Penoyer S. J., (h) Saginaw. Percill J. N., St. Joseph. Perkey Sam’l, Charlotte. Perkins Jabez, Owasso. Perkins Jno. S., Tom])kins. Perrin Thomas A., Cheboygan. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Perry Samuel, Charlotte. Member med. soc. of Mich. Perry Wm., (m) Port Huron. Perry W. W., Hancock. Peterman Hiram A., (e) Marshall. Peterman S. A., (m) Marshall. Peters E., Hopkins. Peters Harrison, Tecumseh. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1853. Peters Jas. D., Plain well. Pettitt B. M., (h) St. Joseph. Phelps O. II., Jackson. Member med. soc. of Mich. PIIE MICHIGAN ROB 373 Phelps Sidney P., Big Rapids. Phillips B. P., Menomonee. Phillips II. II., Vandalia. Phillips J. M., Dayton. Picking Geo. W., Camden. Pierce Ross AY., Buchanan. Pierce Wm., (h) Ypsilanti. Piersoll Justinian M.. (h) Adrian. Piquette Nazareth, (e) Petersburgh. Platt Alonzo, Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Plessner M. P. T., Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Plessner Robt., AArenona. Plews Bradford F., Ann Arbor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Pomeroy Thos. F., (h) Detroit. A. B., Union coll., 1836; A. M., 1854; M, D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1853, homoeo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1869; member Am. inst. of ho- mceo., homoeo. med. soc. of Mich. Porter Addison, (h) Lapeer. Porter George, Detroit. Porter II. P., AYayland. Porter James, Oxford. Porter James A., (h) Brooklyn. Porter Moses, Kalamazoo. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1844; member med. asso. of Kalamazoo; cor. sec. med. soc. of Mich. Post David A., Ypsilanti. Post James A., Birmingham. Potts A. M., (e) Adrian. Powell George, (m) St. Clair. Power H. II., Saranac. Power James S., Hudson. Powers David C., (h) Coldwater. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1848; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Powers T. Delmont, (h) Holland. Pratt Foster, Kalamazoo. Pratt Silas, Ann Arbor. Pratt Willis H., Bellevue. Pray George, AYood’s Corners. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1845; A. M., 1863; M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1S49; phys. to Ionia co. poorhouse. Prescott A. B., Ann Arbor. Prof, organic chem. and pharm. univ. of Mich. Price L. II., Linden. Prindle C. P., Dowagiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. Purinton Henry M., (e) Adrian. Purple M. N., (e) Lowell. Purcell J. H., Adrian. Putnam C. M., (h) Flint. Quevillon Chas.,Ludington. Quinn T. D., Muskegon. Rae John M., Buchanan. Rand Gardner T., (li) Charlotteville. Rand-J. M., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Randall J. E., AVenona. Member med. soc. of Mich. Randolph AVm. S., Hart. Rankin John E., (h ) Bloomingdale. Rankin John M., Richland. Ranney Geo. E., Lansing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1863; sec. med. soc. of Mich.; pres. med. soc. of central Mich.; chairman board of health city of Lansing; hon. member med. soc. of Wayne co.; surg. Mich, vols. and hosp.;—author of paper, “ Bandaging in Excessive Swelling of Mammary Glands,” etc. Ranney T. S., Ionia. Member med. soc. of Mich. Rawson R. B., Woodland. Raymond M. H., Grass Lake. Member med. soc. of Mich. Rea John, (h) Flint. ReaM. A., (h) Flint. Reading Gluts., (m) Quincy. Redding Edgar, Niles. Reed J. P., Huron. Reed O. B., Richmond. Reed Peter, (e) Port Huron. Reeves J. S., East Tawras. Member med. soc. of Mich. Reiber "William F., Berrien Springs. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Reid , Port' Huron. Revenaugh Jno., (m) AFilliamstown. Reynolds D. C., Constantine. Reynolds Ebenezer, Birmingham. Reynolds F. O., Ruby. Reynolds James H., Palmyra. M. D., Detroit med. coll., 1870; phys. to board of health of Palmyra. Reynolds John N., (h) Grand Haven. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Mo., 1867. Reynolds Lemuel C., (h) Jackson. Reynolds Orson, (m) Bethel. Reynolds P., Detroit. Reynolds Thomas Noble, Orion. M. D., Toronto univ., and coll. phys. and surg. of Ontario, 1870; member N. E. med. soc. Rhind Chas., Adrian. Rhine Samuel H., (m) Sebewa. Rhodes 1. M., Hancock. Riber , Berrien Springs. Rice Chas., Flint. Rice Geo. W., (h) Hudson. Rice Levi J., Hillsdale. Rice N. B., (h) East Saginaw. Rich S. C., Middleville. Richards Bennett, Port Austin. Richards Geo. R., Pontiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. Richards S. D., Detroit. Richardson E. S., Pontiac. Member med. soc. of Mich. Richardson II., (e) Cedar Springs. Richardson Jno. AY., Napoleon. Richardson Stillman, Niles. Richter Julius, Roseville. Riker A. AV., Fenton. Robbins Jerome J., Hubbardston. M. D., univ. of Mich., 1867 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years and 3 months. Robens Moses, (m) Grand Rapids. Robert John, Pokagon. Roberts John, Hastings. Robertson A. P., Frankfort. Robertson C. I., White Lake. Robertson Geo. A., Ch°lsea. Robinson Francis, (m) Port Huron. Robinson Squire, Keeler. Robinson Victor E., (h) Carrollton. Robinson , Battle Creek. Robinson AVm. R., Jerome. Rogers D. AV., (h) Union City. Rogers E. AV., Greenville. Rogers Geo. AV., (h) Decatur. Rogers John, Plymouth. Rollman John C., (h) Burr Oak. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870. Rominger Chas. L., Ann Arbor. Ronebucher Miles M., Litchfield. Ronney Geo. E., Lansing. Root Anion, Newaygo. Root Bennett F., Manchester. A. B., Rensselaer school., 1826; M. D., Berkshire med. school, 1832; member med. soc. of AVash- tenaw co. Root Ezekiel, (e) Parma. Root Henry D., Newaygo. One course med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866-69; member med. soc. of Newaygo co.; coroner of Newaygo co. Root Simeon Pliny, Somerset. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); surg. Mich. vols. 4 years. Root A\r. A Ah, Mason. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1862; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Rose Joseph G., (e) Rollin. Rose Levi C., Detroit. Rosecrans E. M., Augusta. Member med. soc. of Mich. Rosmey Geo. Thos., Albion. Ross B. B., East Saginaw. M. D., univ. of Buffalo, 1863 ; pres. med. soc. of Saginaw co., 1873; med. soc. of Mich.; pliys. to East Saginaw; member board of health. Ross Chas. E., Capac. Ross Edwin J., Rome. Ross John, Verona Mills. Ross Wm., Decatur. Rouse J. S., South Saginaw. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Mich. Rouse L. V., (h) Dowagiac. Rouse AVm. II., Detroit. Rowe Roderick G., (m) Albion. Rowe S., Lawrence. Royce J. II., Berrien Springs. Rud T. G., Mt. Morris. Rudolph Benj., (h) Detroit. Rudolph K., Muskegon. Rulison E. C., Flushing. Russell Chas., Hastings. Member med. soc. of Mich. Russell J. M., Hastings. Russell AVm. II., (m) Grand Rapids. Rutan Jno. A., Chelsea. Rutherford Frances A., Grand Rapids. M. D., woman’s med. coll, of Pa.; city phys. of Grand Rapids; member of Kent co. scientific inst. Rynd Chas., Adrian. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich.; regent univ. of Mich., 1870-80. Saben Marden, Centreville. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867; member St. Joseph valley med. asso. 374 ROB MICHIGAN Sabin liansora, Benona. Sackett J. AV., Prairieville. Sackrider Chas. H., Mason. M. D., Jetferson med. coll., 1863. Sager Abram, Ann Arbor. Grad. Rensselaer polytechnic inst., Troy, 1831; lion. A. M., univ. of Mich.; M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1835; member Am. med. asso., 1872, Am. asso. for advancement of science, acad. of nat. science, Pliila., and Chicago, acad. of sci- ence ; hon. member med. soc. of Mich., and med. soc. of N. Y.; ex-prof, of botany and zoology in Mich. univ.; now prof, of obstet. and gynaicology in med. dep’t univ. of Mich.;—author of various scientific and other papers. Sala D. J., (m) South Haven. Salisbury S. D., Ravenna. Salter J. S., Three Oaks. Sanborn R. H., (e) Maple Rapids. Sanders Levi, (e) Bronson. Sanford Ezra, (m) Cohoctah. Satterly Victory, (e) Frankfort. Saunders II. G., Grand Rapids. Saunders II. G., Battle Creek. Member med. soc. of Mich. Saunders M. V., (m) Detroit. Saunders AVm. G., Battle Creek. Member med. soc. of Mich. Sawrason Lawrence A., Fowler. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870. Sawtell Benj. E., St. Louis. Sawyer Alfred I., (h) Monroe. Sawyer Jno. J., Hadley. Saxton N. B., (h) Concord. Schmidt Peter AY., Holland. Scholten R. A., Vriesland. Schults Caspar, Detroit. Schusburg Fred., Roseville. Schuyler P. L., Marion. Scoles Geo. II., Fruitland. Scott A. II., St. Joseph. Scott A. L., Beecliville. Scott C. 0-, Sheridan. Scott AVm. D., Lamont. Member med. soc. of Mich. Scott Wm. D., Ithaca. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions. Scovel John B., Detroit. Scovill Bela P., Mottville. Scully Myron C., Vernon. M. D., univ. of Mich., 1S66. Searles J. O., Leslie. Seeley Oscar F., Climax. M. D. (no coll, or date); member med. soc. of Mich. Segar Alex. AV., (e) Adrian. Seims O. B., (m) New Haven. Selee T., (e) Jackson. Selfe James E., Manchester. Seward Butler N., Bedford. Sexton Bliss, Sparta Centre. Seymour II. P., Flint. Shafer Daniel, Capac. Shafer M. A., Grand Rapids. Shank Hulbert B., Lansing. Member med. soc. of Mich. Shark A. B., Lansing. Shark R. J., Lansing. SIIA SHA MICHIGAN. STE 375 Shaw Edward M., (e) Allen. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Ohio, (no date); member Mich, and national eclec. med. asso.; State del. to national asso., 1873. Shaw J. M., (h) Ternon. Shaw Thos., (e) Hanover. Shearer James, (m) Decatur. Shelton G., Alpena. Shepard A. A., Hancock. Shepard Chas., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Shepard Alonzo B., Menomonee. M. D., Mich. univ. and Rush med. coll., 18G9; liosp. steward U. S. army 3 years. Sherman Adna, Lamont. Sherman M. P., (e) Plainwell. Sherwood W. T., Dowagiac. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869. Shoebottom Henry, Port Huron. Short Uriah M., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Sholtz , Blissfield. Shurley E. L., Mainster. Sides Isaac, Colon. Signland O., Mainster. Sill Joseph, (h) Kalamazoo. Silsby James B., (h) Pinckney. Sing M. V., Ashland. Sitt T. W., Romeo. Skeels James, (m) Fruitport. Slade Henry, (m) Kalamazoo. Slaght Andrew, Grand Blanc. Slater Zophar Thiers, Battle Creek. M. D., Indiana med. coll., 184 ;; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions. Slawson C. M., Greenville. Sleater Silas W., Charlotte. Member med. soc. of Mich. Sloan Seth, Fayette. Sloan Wm. J., Muskegon. Smiley Jas. F., Opemas. Member med. soc. of Mich. Smith Augustus, (h) Mainster. Smith A. K., Champion. Smith Chester, (h) Portland. Smith Cyrus, Jackson. Smith Cynthio, Ypsilanti. Smith Chas. C., Bedford. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth med. coll., 1852; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Smith Delaney D., (m) Marquette. Smith Eugene A., Carrollton. Smith Eugene, Detroit. Member med. soc. of Wayne co., med. soc. of Mich., and Am. med. asso. Smith E. B., Brady Village. Smith Elias, Northfield. Smith F. B., Coruna. Smith Geo. E., Hillsdale. A. B., Western Reserve coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; med. exam, life ins. cos.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 1 year;—specialty, microscopic analysis. Smith Geo. K., Coldwater. Smith Hamilton E., Detroit. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Mich., and med. soc. of Wayne co.; surg. U. S. army 31 years. Smith Harvey A., Detroit. Smith John C., Detroit. , Smith Jno. E., Jackson. Smith J. Howard, (h) Lowell. Smith J. H., (h) Saginaw. Smith Nelson A., (m) Howell. Smith II. S., Flushing. Smith S., Grand Rapids. Smith Willard B., Ann Arbor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1SC1; member med. soc. of Washtenaw co., med. soe. of Mich.; pres, board of health city of Ann Arbor; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Smith Wm. II., (e) Richfield Centre. Smith Wm. M., Monroe. Snell S., Ida. Snook Jerome Marvin, Kalamazoo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1872. Snook Wm. R., (e) Camden. M. D., eelec. med. inst., Cincinnati, (no date). Snow Edward S., Dearborn. Snyder Henry, Portland. Snyder Isaac, Liberty. Snyder Wm., (m) Adrian. Soans Peter, (h) Monroe. Solis Will Henry, Pontiac. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Sollomon J. J., Almona. Southard William B., Kalamazoo. M. D., Buffalo univ., 1850; pres. med. asso. of Kalamazoo ; member Am. med. asso. South worth Chas. T., Monroe. Member med. soc. of Mich. Sower Elias, (m) North Star. Spalsburg Geo. W., Leonidas. Sparkhull Richard, Detroit. Spaulding D. C., Lyons. Spaulding Erastus, Grand Rapids. Spaulding F., Ann Arbor. Spaulding Perley J., Adrian. Spears Jno., Montague. Speck Richard, Detroit. * Speed F., Mt. Morris. Speer , Watervleit. Spencer Geo. W., Grattan. Spencer Henry N., Howell. Spencer Joseph Y., (h) Battle Creek. Spencer Mason, (m) Sherwood. Spinney A. B., (h) East Saginaw. Spinney A. B., (h) Saginaw. Spranger Felix X., (h) Detroit. Spranger M. J., (h) Detroit. Squier M. J., (m) Grand Rapids. Squires R. S., (m) Ora Labor. Stanton John T., Oxford. Stanton W. II., Allegan. Member med. ,soc. of Mich. Starr Delos, (e) Milford. Stearnes Sylvester, (m) Hadley. Stebbens N. B., Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stebbins Theo. W., Detroit. Steineke Henry, Frankenmuth. Stephens H. A., (e) Leighton School. Stephenson R., Adrian. Stevens Luman S., Three Rivers. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stevens M. B., Byron. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stevenson Henry C., (h) Lowell. Stevenson John, (m) Cambridge. Stevenson Robert, Adrian. Stevenson Samuel, Morenci. Stewart D. W. C., St. John’s. 376 STE MICHIGAN TOW Stewart Edwin, Sturgis. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); pres. med. soc. of St. Joseph Valley; member med. soc. of Mich., Am. med. asso. Stewart John W., Wheatland. Stewart L., Detroit. Stewart Morse, Detroit. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stewart Peter, Detroit. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Mich. Stitt Thos. W., Romeo. M. D., Trinity coll., Dublin, Ireland, 1843. Stillson James, (m) Jackson. Stillson J. A., (e) Reading. Stillwell W. F., Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stimson A. II., Sangatuck. Stockwell Cyrus M., Port Huron. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1850; member Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of central N. Y.; ex- pres. med. soc. of Mich., med. soc. of N. E. Mich.; pres. med. soc. of St. Clair, Sanilac, and Lapeer cos., scientific asso. of Mich.; hon. mem- ber med. soc. of Wayne co.; pres, board of health;—author of various medical articles. Stockwell Geo. A., Port Huron. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich., med. soc. of Eaton co., med. soc. of j N. Y.; sec. med. soc. of St. Clair, Sanilac, and Lapeer cos. Stocum-C. W., Morenci. Stoddard J. P., Albion. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stogdill Leonard W., Hersey. Stonbro Chas. M., Athens. Stone Benjamin, Detroit. Stone C.»B., Midland. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stone David F., Almont. Member med. soc. of Mich. Stone F. C., (m) Rockford. Stow Chas. W., (h) Au Sable. Stratton R. F., St. Joseph. Strawbridge O. P., Almont. Strong Asahel B., Reading. Strong Henry W.,-Byron Centre. Struble J. J., Salt River. Sudlam L. O., (e) Shephardsville. Sullings Harvey, (h) Kalamazoo. Sullivan ,J. B., (m) Fenton. Summer Jno., Armada. Summers Sylvester, (m) Algonac. Sumner Francis, (m) Grand Rapids. Swartwort Geo. W., Mason. Swayer G. II. W., (e) Flint. Sweeney Thos. M., Dearborn. Sweet J. Elliot, Keeler. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1852; member med. soc. of Van Buren co. Sweetland J. B., Edwardsburgh. Swift John M., Northville. M. D., eelec. med. inst., 1854; Rush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Mich.; v.-pres. union med. soc. of Oakland, Wayne, and Washtenaw cos. Syman John, Ilarrisville. Taggart James II., Capac. Tatman Jno. C., Ludington. Tattle Albert J., Clinton, Tayer Benj. J., Hudson. Tayler Henry, Mt. Clemens. Tayler Henry, Jr., Mt. Clemens. Tayler William, Dexter. Taylor Joseph S., Roseville. Taylor Lewis, (h) Flushing. Taylor P. F., Perry. Taylor Sumner, Mottville. Taylor Tardon F., Bellevue. Taylor Wm., Burnside. Teift James M., Sturgis. Terrill II. C., (e) Ovid. Terry D. V., Hudson. Terry J. F., Detroit. Thayer Stephen B., (h) Battle Creek. Thomas A. F., Allegan. Thomas Daniel, (e) Constantine. M. D., med. dep’t of Mich, univ., 1858. Thomas H. F., Allegan. Member med. soc. of Mich. Thomas John, (m) Jackson. •Thomas J. P., Pontiac. Thomas J. R., Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. Thomas Wm. B., Ionia. Thompson Albert A., South Haven. Member med. soc. of Mich. Thompson A. H., (h) Lapeer. Thompson B., Plainwell. Thompson I. S., Erie. Thompson S. W., Otsego. Thompson W. C., Flowerfield. Thornton Ephraim, Bellville. Thurmer Henry, Detroit. Tibbals Elbert P., Port Huron. M. I)., Columbia coll., N. Y., 18G1; treas. med. soc. of St. Clair, Sanilac and Lapeer cos. Tillman Henry. Tilson Philo, Romeo. Tindall O. N., Holly. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich.. 1869. Toal P. W. A., Bay City. Tock Orson W., Hartland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich. Todd Daniel, Madison. Todd George, Jeddo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; member med. soc. of St. Clair and Sanilac cos. Todd I)., Adrian. Todd WM Newaygo. Tomlin C. W., Mainster. Tomlinson Mark W., Battle Creek. Tompkins L. D., Cassopolis. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1852; phys. to co. poor house ; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Tonche A., Detroit. Topping Geo. W., Dewitt. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1854; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and med. soc. of central Mich.; corresp. sec. med. soc. of Mich., 1870; exam. surg. Clinton co. 1 year;—author of paper, “ Contagiousness of Typhoid Fever.” Totten Samuel C., (m) Alaska. Tousley , Kalamazoo. Town Wm., Geneva. Townsend H. B., (e) Coldwater. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1844. Townsend James B., Henrietta. Townsend J. B., Fitchburgh. Towsley M. L., Kalamazoo. M. I)., woman’s med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member ihed. soc. of Kalamazoo, TRA MICHIGAN WAS 377 Trask R. S. L., (e) Croton. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member eclec. med. asso. of Mich.; county phys. for poor. Traver Newton II., (h) Almont. Travers John T., Port Huron. Treadwell A. B., Cassopolis. Treat J. A., Champion. M. D., med. dep’t of Mich, univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Oakland co.; treas. med. soc. of Marquette co.; Marquette historical soc. Tremayne II., Orange. Trichler Geo., Riga. Tries E., Union City. Tripp Joseph, Ypsilanti. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1854; Buffalo med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Mich.; city phys. Tripp John D., Tipton. Trout S. M., Morley. Trowbridge Geo. M., Centreville. A. B., Kalamazoo coll., 1859; A. M., 1861; M. D., univ. of Mich., 1862; member med. soc. of St. Joseph Valiev, and med. soc. of Mich.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 6 months. Trudell Samuel, Detroit. Truman Wm. M., East Saginaw. Tubbs Lester, (m) Keeler. Tucker B. B., Watervleit. Tucker Chester S., Coldwater. Tucker Joseph L., Petersburg!!. Two courses at Castleton med. coll.; med. dep’t of Yale coll.; licensed to practise medicine by cen- tral med. soc. of R. I., 1834, and med. soc. of Monroe, Mich., 1835. Tucker , Burnside. Tullman John, Muskegon. Tunnicleff Joseph, Jr., Jackson. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Tupper Horace, Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. Tupper Wm. R., Bay City. Turhume Wm., (m) An Sable. Turner Edwin M., Osseo. Turner H. C., Orangeville. Turner II. J., Bradler. Member med. soc. of Mich. Turner Jason, Detroit. Turner James, Detroit. Turner , Jackson. Turner R., Flat Rock. Tuttle James B., (h) Jackson. Tuttle Miles, (e) Coruna. Twiss Edward, Union City. M. D., med. dep’t of Mich, univ., 1860. Twitchell E. C., (m) Ruby. Tyler C. V., Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. Tyler Dean M., (h) Ann Arbor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1860. Tyler Josiali J., (h) Mason. Tyler Wm., (m) Ionia. Underwood Wm., Williamstown. Unnery Wm., (m) Lexington. Upjohn II. U., Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Upjohn Uriah, Kalamazoo. Member med. soc. of Mich. Upjohn Wm., Hastings. Vail G. N., Beechville. Vailes John E., (e) Vernon. Vallade Joseph, Newport. Vallean Geo. Z., (m) Carson City. Vancle Byland Garrett, (m) Kalpmazoo. Vandeevanter J., Michagamrne. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1869. Vandenberg C. H. H., Zeeland. Vander Vane A., Grand Haven. Van Deusen Edwin H., Kalamazoo. A. B., Williams coll., 1848; A. M., 1851; M. D., coll of phys. and snrg., New York city, 1850; member med. soc. of Mich. Vandoren J. E., (m) Ionia. Van Dusen Abram, East Saginaw. Vankremlin Derk, (m) Grand Haven. Vanmeter A., Molta Bend. Van Norman J. M., Detroit. M. D., med. dep’t McGill univ., 1850: coroner for co. of Holten, Canada; licentiate coll, of phys. and surg., Quebec, 1850. Van Ocker D. D., (m) Petersburgli. Van Ostrand Henry, Albion. Van Riper J. A., (m) Holly. Van Tyne A. N., Chelsea. M. D., Fairfield med. coll., 1828; member Wash- tenaw co. med. soc. Van Vleck Marino, (h) Sturgis. Van Vleck Peter H., (h) Sturgis. M. D., homoeo. coll., Mo., 1865; Mich, univ., 1863-64. Vaughan Julius, Springville. Vernon I., (m) Three Rivers. Voorliees George V., Adrian. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Mich. Voorhies Isaac, Frankfort. Wadd James, (m) Hope. Wade W. C., Holly. Walden S. D., Watervliet. Walker Amos, (h) Pontiac. Walker Emory J., (h) Pontiac. . M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, 1868. Walker Henry O., Detroit. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867: lecturer on venereal dis. and dem. of anat. Detroit med. coll.; phys. in charge of St. Mary’s hosp. free infirmary, 1868;—editor “ Detroit Review of Med. and Pharmacy,” 1869. Walker Henry T., (h) Detroit. Walker Russel G., Olivet. Wallace James F., New Boston. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1868; member med. soc, of Washtenaw and Oakland cos.; health officer Huron township. Wallace John, (m) Berlin. Wallin Malcolm T., (h) Northville. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1869; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of Cleveland. Walling Ezra, Berlin. Walter Abram J., (e) Kinderhook. Ward E. B., Laingsburgh. Warren Asa K., Olivet. A. B., Oberlin coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D.. med. dep’t Mich, univ., 1856; ex-pres. med. soc. of Eaton co.: member med. soc. of Mich. Warren Henry M., Jonesville. Wartman P. G., Flint. Washburn S. H., Detroit. | Washburn S., (m) Howell. 378 WAS MICHIGAN, WIL Washington Norton, Lake Port. Waters G. E., Fenton. Watkins Lester B., Allen. Watkins Tlios. W., Cold water. Watson C., Saginaw. Member med. soc. of Mich. Watson Edward, Ann Arbor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Watson Eltham, (e) Mottville. Watson Henry, Bedford. Watson Henry A. T., Athens. Watson Henry R., Saline. Watson Lewis II., Grand Rapids. AYaugh David, Moshirville. AYay A. B., Otsego. AYeare R., (e) Allegan. AYeaver George, Dryden. Weaver Leland S., Hesperia. AYebb C. AY., (m) Portsmouth. AYebb Frank, Alma. Alember med. soc. of Mich. Webb Nathan, Pittsfield. Webb Thos. J., Dansville. Webber Chas. N., Adams. Webber Nath. W., Detroit. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866; member Detroit acad. of med., and med. soc. of Mich.; prof, of anat. Detroit med. coll.; surg. to St. Mary’s hosp.; U. S. surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. AArebber AY. AY., Muir. AYebster II., Byron. AYebster James M., (h) Big Prairie. AYebster J., Groton. AYebster L. A., Breedsville. AYebster Orange B., Lansing. AYebster O. P., St. Joseph. AYeir AYm. B., (m) Torresteo. AYelling S. H., Ithaca. AYellings J. II., Grand Ledge. AVellings Jas. K., Eureka. AYellman John D., Union City. AYells C. P., Pokagon. Wells Ebenezer, Ann Arbor. AYells Leavett T., (e) Iladley. AYells M. L., Howell. Wells S., Hadley. AYells Samuel M., Port Hope. AYells AVm. L., Ilowell. AVelper N. B., Chesaning. AVeterman ———, Union City. AYest David II., (m) Lexington. Westervelt J. C., (h) Maple Rapids. AYeston A. H., Grandville. AYeston Danl. T., Dansville. Weston II. O., Grandville. Geo. II., (m) Hillsdale. AYeyburn Wm., (e) Kalamazoo. Whattles Jarvis II., (h) Battle Creek. Whayland Thos. II., Chestertown. AYheat AV. K., Bay City. Member med. soc. of Mich. AYheaton AYarren, (m) Leslie. AATheaton W. G., (m) Kalamazoo. Wheeler Edward, (m) Buchanan. Wheeler John A., Whitehall. Wheeler J. H., Dowagiac. M. D., med. coll, of Ga. (no date). A\rheeler M. M., East Saginaw. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. AArheeler S. S., (h) Flint. AYheelock Fred., Albion. Whelan Arwin F., Hillsdale. Wliitbeck Jacob, Pittsford. White John Buel, Saginaw. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1852; ad eund. med. dep’t of Pa. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Sagi- naw co., med. soc. of Mich., Am. med. asso., 1872;—specialty, gynaecology. White J. E., Pontiac. White M., Dundee. White M., Atlas. White S. 0., (e) Muskegon. White Wm., Detroit. White W. II., (m) Holland. Whited Michael, (m) Jasco. Whiteford Rich., Detroit. M. D., McGill univ., Montreal, 1857; licentiate of coll. phys. and surg., Canada; member med. soc. of Wayne co.; city phys. Whitehouse J. II., Midland. Whitfield H. A., (h) Morley. Whitfield I. J., (ti) Big Rapids. Whitford Geo. L., (e) Cold water. Whitlock J. C., Newstead. Whitman E. L., Menomonee. Whitney Luther D., Hadley. Licensed to practice, 1848 ; member med. soc. of Oakland co. Whitney Willard A., (h) Lansing. Whitney A. A., Adrian. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Mich.; city phys. to Adrian. Whittlesey H. Samuel, Central Mine. Grad. Western Reserve coll., 1835; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1853; surg. and phys. at the Copper mines. Wibber Edwin C., (h) Albion. Wickens L. E., (e) Holly. M. D., eclec. med. inst.,Cincinnati, 1872; member eclec. med. asso. Wickham Chas., Nashville. Wicks J. G., (e) Allegan. Wiede Henry, Frankenmuth. Wiggins A. J., St. John. Wiggins O. B., (h) Lawrence. Wilbur Palmer, (e) Palmyra. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, 1872; member eclec. med. asso. of Mich. Wilcox Francis M., Rochester. Wilcox Hiram, (e) Three Oaks. Wilcox Ricli’d, Algonac. Wilcox M., Dundee. Wilder Erwin, Flint. Wildi John, Detroit. Wildi Jacob, Detroit. Wiley Cutting B., Stockbridge. Wilkenson Wm. II., Lakeville. Wilkins M. S., Eaton Rapids. Wilkins Jas. S., Saginaw. Wilkins Sami. M., Eaton Rapids. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll.. Cleveland, 1866 ; ad eund. degree from univ. of Worcester, Cleve- land, 1871; member med. soc. of Eaton co.; l'. S. exam. surg. for pensions; surg. for Lake Shore and Mich, southern R. R.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Wilkinson A. AY., Alpena. Wilkinson J. M., Washington. Wilkinson Robert, (m) Brockway Centre. Wilkinson Warren G., Farwell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866; member med. soc. of Mich.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3J years. WIL MICHIGAN. ZEI 379 Willcox M., Dundee. Willet G., Groton. Williams A. D., Birmingham. Williams David, Brookfield. Williams Josiali, Hamlin. Williams Jas. A., Quincy. Williams J. C., Grand Rapids. Williams J., Edwardsburgh. Williams Luman D., Cambria. Williams IJ. A. S., Baldwins. Wilson A. B., Almira. Wilson J. C., Rochester. Wilson J. C.. Flint. Member med. soc. of Mich. Wilson J. E., Rochester. Wilson J. K., Allegan. Wilson J. P., Pontiac. Wilson R., New Baltimore. Winans Richard, (e) Benton Harbor. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, 1857; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Winchester C. IL, (m) Vickeryville. Winslow Ansel, Potterville. Winslow Enoch M., Lee. Winter David, Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Wisner Luther R., Jonesville. Withey Aaron, Port Huron. Wixom Isaac, Argentine. Wood F. B., Big Rapids. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1871 ; pres. med. soc. of Mecosta and Osceola cos.; member med. soc. of Mich.; hosp. stew. U. S. vols. 3 years, 6 months. Wood Wm., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Woodbridge H. A., (m) Buchanan. Woodman Ely, Farmington. Woodman L. C., Soutirilaven. Member med. soc. of Mich. Woodmansee Henry, Litchfield. Woodmansee M. C., (e) Moslierville. Member national eclec. med. asso. Woodworth J. D., Leslie. Woodruff Elmer, (m) Grand Rapids. AAoodruff Francis, (h) Ann Arbor. Woods I. B., Big Rapids. Woods Jas. IL, Quincy. Woods Richard, Quincy. Woodworth Fred. D., Leslie. Woolley D. F., Big Rapids. Wooster II. E., Big Rapids. Wooster S. R., Grand Rapids. Member med. soc. of Mich. Wordan Win., (m) Clyde Mills. Worden S. T., Mt. Pleasant. Worthman David, (h) Palo. Wotring J., Palmer. • - A. B., VVashington coll., Pa., 1848; A. M., 1851; M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of Pa., 1853; member med. soc. of Columbia co., Wis., med. soc. of Wis. Wright Alfred E., Ecorse. Wright Albert H. Wright A. J., Hastings. Wright J. M., (e) Brownsville. M. i)., Bennett coll., Chicago, 1870. Wright P. B., Cody’s Mill. Wright Peter W., Wyandotte. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873. Wright S. W., Lansing. Wright S. B., (h) Wyandotte. Wright W. B., (e) Sangatuck. Wrightman G. R., Galeshurgh. Wrightman R. R., (e) Petersburgh. Wunch Chas., Coral. Wyman H. C., Blissfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1873; health officer under state board of health for town of Blissfield;—author of paper on “ Operation for Relief of Cervico-brachial Neuralgia,” 1873, etc. Wyman Henry, Morenci. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1831. Yates E. S., (m) Berlin. Yerex David V., Imlay. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Yost Geo. L., Unadilla. Young , Flint. Young J. P., Salt River. Young J., Big Rapids. Young Oscar H., Constantine. Young Wm. II., (h) Ceresco. Youngliusband Lancelot, Mt. Clemens. Youngman N. C., Colon. Youngs Wm., Petersburgh. Younkers Lawlent, (m) Zeeland. Zamer L. G., Bay City. Zeigler Adolph, (m) Bay City. llil REGISTER OF HIE STATE OF HU The Territory of Minnesota was formed March 3d, 1849 ; it then included the present State and that portion of Dakota Territory east of the Missouri river. So much of this Territory as lay east of the Mississippi river belonged to the Territory northwest of the River Ohio (see Indiana), and that lying west of that river to the province of Louisiana (see Arkansas). The present State was admitted into the Union May 11, 1858. The area of the State is 83,531 square miles, being nearly equal to the combined areas of the large and popu- lous States of Ohio and Pennsylvania, and embracing a larger extent of territory than the whole of New England, capable of eventually sustaining a population equal to .that of England. The population, according to the census of 1870, was 439,709. The number of physicians and surgeons being, according to the same authority, 402. Phthisis is the cause of fourteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The name of this State is derived from two Indian words, “Minne” and “Sotah,” “ Sky-tinted Water,” in reference to its numerous and beautiful streams and lakes, which from their crystal purity reflect the clear, steel-blue skies. Thousands of lakes are scattered in groups or chains over nearly the whole surface of the State; many of them, linked together by a common stream, form a singular navigation, by which the most remote parts of the country are. accessible. The largest of these bodies of water is the Lake of the Woods, on the British Dorder, Red’ Lake being the next in size. Minnesota is the most elevated surface in the centre of this continent,,and forms the water-shed of the three great basins of North America. Within its area the Mississippi and the Red river of the North arise; the former sending its waters south into the Gulf of Mexico, and the waters of the latter finally reaching Hudson Bay. The St. Lawrence also may be said to arise in one of the small lakes within the limits of this State. It is said that in wet seasons a canoe may be navigated from the source of one of these rivers to that of another. The Highlands are the nearest approach to mountains in the State ; they form the dividing ridge between the basins of the St. Lawrence and the Missis- sippi. The northeastern portion of this State is rich in timber, and the southern and western are the great wheat-producing sections. The water-power of this State is great; the falls and the rapids of St. Anthony alone, with a total descent of 64 feet, have an avail- able hydraulic capacity of 12,000 horse-power. Nearly all the smaller streams in the State furnish valuable mill-power. Iron, coal, copper and lead are known to exist to a greater or less extent. Gold and silver are found in the northeastern counties. Salt, slate and potter’s clay exist in large quantities. We do not know of any Mineral Springs possessing medicinal properties in Minnesota. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MINNESOTA. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF MINNESOTA. The Winona Preparatory Medical School was first opened in 1872. The object of the school is principally to afford students better facilities, while they are not in attendance upon collage lectures, than can be enjoyed in the office of any single practitioner. Its province is not in any respect to supersede the college, nor does it propose to become a college itself; but, as its name indicates, to be preparatory for, and auxiliary to, the medical college. The school has well furnished rooms for study, recitation and dissection, and an anatomical and pathological museum. Students are divided into two classes. The first class includes such as have not attended college lectures, and this class receives instruction daily in the fundamental branches. The second class includes such as have attended at least one course of lectures, and receive instruction in the advanced branches. For our informa- tion in regard to this school we are indebted to Franklin Staples, M. D., of Winona. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. Minnesota State Hospital for the Insane.—This hospital is situated at the City of St. Peter. A temporary building lias been occupied for some years past, but as the building of the permanent structure has progressed, patients have been moved into it. When com- pleted this will be a very beautiful edifice, containing all the modern improvements. The 380 MINNESOTA. 381 number of patients in this asylum, November 30tli, 1873, was: males, 159; females, 144. The number of patients who recovered during the year was 37, while 19 were discharged being much improved. The deaths during the same period were 26. We have been unable to obtain any information in regard to the St. Joseph’s Hospital at the city of St. Paul. The Minnesota Eye and Ear Institute was incorporated at St. Paul during the month of March, 1873. It consists of an out-door and an in-door department. Indigent patients receive free board and nursing. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Minnesota State Medical Society W. W. Sweeney Charles E. Smith. Ramsey County Medical Society H. C. Hand. Minnesota Southwestern Medical Association Wabashaw County Medical Society F. H. Mulligan E. C. Spalding. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MINNESOTA. MEDICAL LAWS OF TIIE STATE OF MINNESOTA. Any number of persons, not less than three, may become incorporated as a medical society by complying Avith the following provisions : They shall adopt and sign articles containing, 1st. The name, general purpose, plan of operation and location of the corporation. 2d. The terms of admission to membership. 3d. The number of shares (if any) and the amount which constitutes a share. 4th. The officers of the corporation or society ; the time and place of electing or appointing them, and the number of trustees or directors who are to conduct the affairs of the society for the first year. These articles must be recorded in the Registry of Deeds of the county where the corporation is located, and also in the office of the Secretary of State.—Statutes at Large (1873), vol. 1, p. 452, see. 146, etc. In any city or county Avhose population is ten thousand, the superintendent of the jieni- tentiary, the wardens of the poor house, the coroner, or city undertakers, may deliver to physicians, professors and teachers in medical schools the remains of deceased persons, unless the remains lia\re been interred or requested for interment by friends of deceased within twenty-four hours after death, or in cases where remains are those of a person detained for debt, or on suspicion of crime, or as a witness, or of a traveller, or of any person who desired to be buried after death, or whose friends did not consent to give up the body. Any person aat1io uses these remains for any other purpose than anatomical study, or removes them beyond the limits of the State, shall be punished by imprisonment for not moi'e than one year, or by line of from $300 to, $1000. Any person \\rlio receives or delivers any remains in violation of this act shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than tAvo years, or fine of not more than $1000.—Ibid., vol. 2, p. 1103, sec. 1, etc. (Act, February 27, 1872). No regular physician or surgeon can, Avithout the consent of his patient, be examined in any civil case as to any information acquired by him in attending his patient, and which was necessary to enable him to act as physician or surgeon.—Ibid., vol. 2,p. 838, sec. 281 (10). If any physician, AAdiile intoxicated and without design to effect death, administers any poison, drug or medicine, or does any act which produces the death of liis patient, he is guilty of manslaughter in the third degree, and shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than two or more than four years.—Ibid., vol. 2, p. 989, sec. 38 (20). Any person AAdio produces, or causes to be produced in any way, the abortion of a pregnant Avoman—except Avhere this is necessary to preserve life—and thereby causes the death of the mother or child, is guilty of a felony, and shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of from three to ten years. Any person who attempts in any way to produce an abortion, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of from one to two years, or fine of from $500 to $5000, or by both. Any person who knowingly advertises in any way any preparation, article or thing capable of producing abortion, shall be punished by imprisonment, or by fine of from $100 to $500, or by both.—Ibid., vol. 2, p. 987, sec. 1, etc. A physician avIio has attended any person during his or her last sickness, shall, when requested, within fifteen days after the death, furnish for registration Avith the city or toAvn clerk a certificate, stating the duration of the last sickness, the cause of death and date of decease, and, if he does not do this, is liable to a penalty of $25.—Ibid., vol. 1 ,p. 609, sec. 6. MEDICAL DIMM Of THE ME OF IIIESOH. ABR COM Abrahamsdatler O. A., (m) St. Paul. Acharius Win., Red Wing. Adams C. P., Hastings. Member med. soc. of Minn. Allen J. S., Rochester. Allen Nelson, Chatfield. Allen Wm. A., (h) Plainview. Alley Jas. T., (h) St. Paul. Pres, homceo. med. soc. of Ramsey co. Allsdwy J. M., Le Roy. Ames Albert A., Minneapolis. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Hennepin co., med. soc. of Minn., Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. Minn. vols. during rebellion. Ames Alfred E., Minneapolis. M. IX, Rush. med. coll., 1845; ex-pres. med. soc. of Hennepinco.; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Minn.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; ex-surg.-gen. of Minn. ; phys. and surg. to Cottage hosp. Ames Curtis B., Delano. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Minn. Amesburg T., (m) Rochester. Andrews Q. E., Alexandria. Angrem C. O., Minneapolis. Armington J. L., North field. Armstrong J. W., Lands Centre. Ayer J. W., (m) St. Paul. Ayre Otis, Le Sueur. Member med. soc. of Minn. Baker Chas., (m) Duluth. Baldwin J. S., New Boston. Baldwin Wm., St. Paul. Balerme Edwin, (e) Delano. M. D., eclec. coll, of Pa. (no date); hosp. stew. 3 years, 10 months. Balten Andrew, fh) Mankato. Banks Wm., St. Paul. Banten E. E., Alexandria. Barber R. Delos, Worthington. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1856 ; exam, surg. for pensions. Barbour R. D., Freeborn. Batch G. W., Freeborn. Bard well Hiram II., Pleasant Grove. Barnes Richard A., Austin. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1848; co. ph vs., coroner, and pension surg. for Monroe co.; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 1 year. Bartlett C. K., St. Peter. Member med. soc. of Minn. Bawnenberger II. T., (m) Blue Earth City. Beckwith E., (h) Rochester. Bedient J., Kasson. i Bell J. S., Rochester. Berner N. M., (m) Faribault. BennetE., (e) Minneapolis. Bennett L. L., Owatonna. Berry Chas., Belle Blaine. Bightor C. (J., Faribault. Bitts J. G., Northfield. Blackmer F. A., Albert Lea. Blacken C. II., (e) Minneapolis. Blood S., Owatonna. Boardman C. II., St. Paul. Bodle F. S., Owatonna. Born Jacob, Mankato. Bowers J. E., St. Peter. Member med. soc. of Minn. Bowen D. F., Houston. Bray E., Young America. Brelime F., Brownsville. Bundenmunler T., Rochester. Brewbecker J. C., Waseca. Bristodean L., Dayton. Bristrue A. G., St. Paul. Brooks D. F., Minneska. Buckner E. I)., Madelia. Burhas Sami., Faribault. Bullies S. N., (h) Farmington. Burns J. S., Brainerd. Burns Jas. T., Brainerd. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1872; U. S. exam, surg. for pensions; U. S. army 2 years, 7 months. Burrington Solon O., St. Paul. M. D., Baltimore school of med., 1866; member med. soc. of Ramsey co.; U. S. vols. 1 year. Buzzell C. II., St. Charles. Canfield A., Lauds Centre. CarliC., Stillwater. Case L. F., Owatonna. Case O. A., Preston. Cassner Isaac, St. Peter. Chapman J. II., Rochester. Chubb E. P., Fairmount. Clark Dennis, Rochester. Clark C. N., Saratoga. Clark J. G., Faribault. Clark W. W., Mankato. Member med. soc. of Minn. Clifton II., Rochester. Codge ()., Monticello. Coe S. B., Morristown. Cole J. M., Winona. Member med. soc. of Minn. 1 Collins E. E., Duluth, i Comfort J. W., (m) Wyoming. 382 COO MINNESOTA HAW 383 Cook E. K., (m) Wasioga. Cook II. L., Northfield. Cooley E., Faribault. Corliss Harvey, Fillmore. Cowles L. 13., Caledonia. Cross E. C., Rochester. Member med. soc. of Minn. Cross E. W., Rochester. M. I)., Woodstock med. coll., Pittsfield med. coll., and coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no dates) ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Olmsted co.; member med. soc. of Minn.; pres, board of health of city; U. S. army 3 years. Culver N. S., (h) Rochester. Cummings R. N., Minneapolis. Dailey G. D., Le Sueur. Dale II. N., Faribault. Daniels A. W., St. Peter. Member med. soc. of Minn. Davis Edward J., Mankato. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1867 ; rec. sec. med. soc. of Minn., 1873; health officer of Mankato. Davis H., Waterville. Davis James, Chatfield. Delfrandahl J. B., (m) Oak Grove. Demburgli A. L., Mankato. Denninger P. L., Eyota. Dennison L. W., Faribault. Dewitt J. A., (h) Minneapolis. Dickenson W. H., St. Charles. Dodge Levi P., Farmington. Donnelly M., Lanesboro’. Dornberg A. L., Mankato. Dunkam D. C., Anoka. Ellens A., St. Michael. Elliot J. S., (e) Minneapolis. Elliott A. F., (e) Minneapolis. Engle Nathan, (m) Elgin. Entrop L., Shakopee. Erickson C. J., Sand Creek. Ethridge F. B., Hastings. . Evans O. J., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Evarts J. IT., Bushford. Everhard J. J., Mentenville. Fairchilds D. S., High Forest. Member med. soc. of Minn. Falk J. W„ (m) Duluth. Fallman Peter, Mankato. Fellows T. S., Wells. Flagg S. G., St. Paul. Pres. med. soc. of Ramsey co., 1873 ; member med. soc. of Minn. Flanders Geo., Minneapolis. Fletcher E. B., Sauk Rapids. Fletcher E. Ii., Little Falls. Fletcher John P., Abbeville. Flinn Wm., Elysian. Flinn Wm., Redwood Falls. M. D., Rush med. coll., Chicago, 1868. Fox Henry T., La Crescent. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1849; surg. confed. army 1 year. Francis C. L., (m) Sterling. Franklin Jno., (m) Blue Earth City. Finch J. E., Hastings. Member med. soc. of Minn. Galloway II., Rochester. Member meil. sue. of Mina. Garver J., Wasioga. Gaskell J. L. M., Wearne. Gates J. M., (m) Winona. Geve M. S., Wilton. Gibson C. P., Green Lake. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Gibson James S., New London. M. D., Chicago med. collv 1869. Gibson O. W., Austin. Gilchrist J. G., Owatonna. Gilman A. O., St. Cloud. Gliddings A. J., Anoka. Gliddon O. A., St. Paul. Goodrich C. G., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Goodwin IX M., (h) Minneapolis. Goodwin R. F., (h) Hastings. Gothelf Louis, (m) Waconia. Gozen M. A., (m) Winstead. Graham N. F., Carimona City. Grant A., High Forest. Grant S. D., Watertown. Grass P., Glencoe. Gresbick S., High Forest. Greaves Wm., Cannon Falls. Green G. W., Lake City. Green Stephen, (m) Mankato. Griffin W. A., Carver. Griswold Joseph B., Taylor’s Falls. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Minn.; exam. surg. for pensions; member board of education Taylor’s Falls; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2-1 years. Gronvold Christian, Norway. Grover Henry C., Rushford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1855; member med. soc. of Minn.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 31 yrs. Guernon A., St. Paul. Guthrie H. H., St. Charles. Hagan Martin, St. Paul. M. D., S.arling med. coll., 1858; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Ram- sey co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Minn.; member State hist, soc., and St. Paul acad. of natural science; has written numerous articles for med. journals. Hageman II., (h) St. Cloud. Hall Jno. B., (h) St. Paul. M. D., Mo. homoeo. med. coll., 1860; sec. homceo. med. soc. of Ramsey co.; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Hall M., (m) Minneapolis. Hall Oscar, Red Wing. Hammond T. W. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1874. Hand D. W., St. Paul. Member med. soc. of Minn. Hand H. C., St. Paul. M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Minn., and med. soc. of Ramsey co.; phys. to city and co. hosp.;—editor of “ North- western Medical and Surgical Journal.” Hanna U., St. Augusta. Hatch P. L., (h) Minneapolis. Hawley Augustus B., Red Wing. A. M., Hobart coll., 1852; M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Goodhue co., and med. soc. of Minn, (not in practice!. 384 HAY MINNESOTA. MOR Ilayne S. C., (e) Minneapolis. Ileimes J., Belle Plaine. Herrick G. T., Le Sueur. Ilewett C. N., Red Wing. Member med. soc. of Minn. Higbee A. E., (h) Red Wing. Higbee C. G., (h) St. Paul. M. D., Hahnemann liomceo. med. coll., 1869, and coll, homoeo. phys. and surg., 1870; member Minn, homoeo. inst., and Am. inst. of homoeo.; v.-pres. homoeo. med. soc. of Ramsey co. Higher C. G., St. Paul. Hilderbrandt E., (m) Forrest City. Hill Charles, Perie Island. Hill Charles, St. Paul. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1857; ex-pres. med. soc. of Goodhue co.; member med. soc. of Olmsted co., med. soc. of Ramsey co., and med. soc. of Minn. Hill K. B., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Hoar J., Minneapolis. Hoffman F., (e) St. Paul. Iloffstetter B., St. Paul. Hollister Wm., Lansing. Hollister Wm. L., Austin. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1861. Hoyt F. F., Red Wing. Hunter W. R., St. Cloud. Huntington F. R., (h) Minneapolis. Hutchinson W. F., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Jaehing Bruno, Red Wing. M. IX, med. dep’t of Mich, univ., 1865; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 5 months. Jewell E., (m) Lake City. Johnson A. E., St. Anthony. Johnson A. E., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Johnson E. W., (m) Red Wing. Jones J. C., (m) Mankato. Kamhood A., Monticello. Kanphosman II., (m) Frank Hill. Keith Geo. IL, Minneapolis. Kellogg Geo., (m) Rochester. Kendall S. B., (h) Byron. Keomott E. P., Elysian, Kimball Hannibal II., Minneapolis. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1866; member of Hen- nepin co. med. soc.; med. director of the State; exam. surg. for pensions;—ed. and pub. of “ Northwestern Medical and Surgical Journal.” Kimes David, La Sueur. King C. H., Glenwood. King T. M., Riceford. Kimpberg E. J., Le Roy. Koenig G., Caledonia. Konig F., (ml St. Paul. Kievland P. E., Rushford. Kruse M., (m) St. Paul. Lathrop E., (h) Korthfield. Le Blond J. B., Brownsville. Lee Charles, Wasioga. Leonard Louis J. M., St. Paul. Leonard W. A., Osakis. Leonard William H., (h) Minneapolis. One course med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851, and one med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1853; member Hahnemann med. soc. of Hennepin co., and Minn, liomceo. inst.; trustee acad. of natural science; member board of health of Minneapolis ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Lincoln William L., Wabasha. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1850; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass., and med. soc. of Minn.; pres. med. soc. of Wabasha co. Lindley A. II., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Linn J. J., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Lord Chas., Shokopee. Loudenlyer Jno., Helena. Lout O. S., (m) Mazeppa. Ludquirst Peter, St, Paul. Lynn J. J., Minneapolis. McCollom C. A., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. McCollom D., Fillmore. McCormick Samuel C., Duluth. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Minn., 1872; ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 3 years. McGaughey James Brown, Winona. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867 ; sec. med. soc. of Winona co.; member med. soc. of Minn., and Am. med. asso., 1872; sec. Winona prep, med. school; coroner Winona co.; phys. and surg. to orphan home of Minn, at Winona. McIntosh Lyman D.,Waseca. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Sheboyan co.; exam. surg. for pensions ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. McLain J. L., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. McMahon W. R., Mankato. McMahon Henry, (h) Sauk Rapids. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Minn.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. McMichael Oliver H., Vernon Centre. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871. McMinson R. L., Princeton. Me Wright A., Glencoe. Mason M. L., Pine Bend. Mattock B., St. Paul. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Minn., med. soc. of Ramsey co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Mayo W. W., Rochester. Pres. med. soc. of Minn., 1872. Milber J. F., (h) St. Charles. Miller Luke, Lanesborough. Miller M., Caledonia. Miller Samuel, (h) Centreville. Miller W. II., (m) St. Paul. Milligan F. II., Wabasha, Member med. soc. of Minn., Am. med. asso. Moore R. L., Forestville, Moore R. S., Spring Valiev. j M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc, | of Fillmore co.rmed. soc. of Minn.; U. S. vols. 4 years. More C. K., (e) Kasson. Morehouse E. M.,Owatonna. Morey J. J., Etna. Morris J. A., Duluth. MOR MINNESOTA. SPA 385 Morrison S. M., Le Sueur. Morrison Wm. H., (e) Chatfield. Morrison AYm. S., Enterprise. Mulford P., (m) St. Paul. Muller Alfred, New Ulm. Midler J., (m) Spring Grove. Murphy John, St. Paul. A. M., univ. of Pa., 1853 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Murray R. N., Lake City. Nelson M. S., (m) Spring Grove. Nelson P., Minneapolis. Nichols C. B., Faribault. Nolan Anna, (m) AYinona. Nordeck C. F., (h) AYoodbury. Northrop S. J., Sana Creek. Noteman D., AYinnebago City. O’Conner J., Caledonia. Ortman A., Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Oviatt II. M., AYaterville. Park E. S., Red Wing. Pesldey J. S., Belle Plaine. Peart J. AY., Medo. Penniman AY. A., (h) Minneapolis. Perliam J., Anoka. Phillips Edward, Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Alinn. Phillips J. B., St. Paul. Pierce T. A., (m) AYinona. Pillsburg S. Burke, Duluth. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1872; member med. soc. of Alinn.; phys. of St. Louis co. Plummer A., Hamilton. Poller Chas., (m) Still AYater. Poller C. L., (m) Lakesville, Pope T. A., Houston. Post R., (m) St. Paul. Potter S. M., Concord. Potts F. R., Duluth. Preston Harriet E., (m) Rochester. Al. D., Woman’s med. coil, of Pa., 1868 ; hosp. and clin. study in New York and Boston;—spe- cialty, obstetrics and diseases of women. Raeheig T., Shakopee. Randall J. T., Mankato. Randall R., (e) Le Sueur. Alember eclec. med. soc. of Alinn. Ranson S. W., Dodge Centre. AI. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Ray AYm., St. Paul. Redmon La Fayette, Preston. Al. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; pres, med. soc. of Fillmore co.; member med. soc. of Alinn.; surg. for U. S. pensions. Reiner J. L., Stillwater. Alember med. soc. of Alinn. Remondino P. C., AYabasha. Renlese J. C., (h) Stillwater. Reynolds R. M., Rochester. AI. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Rhodes J. C., Stillwater. Richardson J. S., Rockford. Richardson W. H. Harrison, Winona. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Berkshire co., med. soc. of Winona co. ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Minn., 1870; prof. gen. pathol. and diseases of nervous system in prep. med. school of Winona; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1872; cor. member medico- legal soc. of N. Y. Riclieson William, St. Paul. Member med. soc. of Minn. Richter T. L., St. Peter. Righter C. C., Hastings. Riley J. M., Brownsville. Roberts I). H., (h) Plainview. Roberts Francis H., Plainview. M. 1)., Western homceo. coll., 1861. Robins C. S., Fillmore. Robinson S. W., Red Wood Falls. Rockafellow A., (m) Mankato. Rodman La Fayette, Preston. Rogers C. C., Carver. Rogers II. M., Oronoco. Rose F. M., Faribault. Member med. soc. of Minn. Rosenk G., St. Paul. Ross J. A., Preston. Rouse W. IT., St. Anthony. RowningP., Benson. Runge II., (m) Stillwater. Sadler O. W., Byron. Sackett R. U., St. Charles. Schell T. C., (h) St. Paul. Scliiffman R., St. Paul. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1867; member St. Paul acad. of sciences; exam. phys. for life ins. co. Scofield J. S., (m) North field. Scott M. AY., Henderson. See David, Caledonia. Senkler A. E., St. Cloud. Seonard AY. II., Minneapolis. Sliaffor H. N., (m) Lake City. Sheardown S. B., Winona. Member med. soc. of Minn. Sheldon C. S., AYinona. Sheldon G. J., San Jacinto. Sherman L. A., (e) Minneapolis. Showin T. II., Beaver Falls. Signewret H. J., Henderson. Simmons II. II., (m) Rochester. Simpson Charles, Minneapolis. A. M., Ilamline univ., 1868; M. D.,coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1871; member med. soc. of Minn.; health officer and pres, board of health of Min- neapolis; sec. Minn. acad. of nat. sciences. Sine T. M., (m) AYinona. Smith C., Sand Creek. Smith Charles E., St. Paul. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member med. soc. of Ramsey co.; sec. med. soc. of Minn.; pres. med. soc. of Ramsey co.; att. phys. to St. Joseph’s hosp. Smith E. G., St. Paul. Smith E. H., St. Paul. Smith F. R., St. Paul. Smith J. D., Hastings. Smith J. AY., (ml Lake Prairie. Snell E., (e) Minneapolis. Sounders J. M., Dodge Centre. Spafford Heman Wightman, Lake City. M. D., Queen’s coll., Ontario, 1855; member med. soc. of AVabasha co.; surg. for pensions. 386 SPA MINNESOTA, ZIM Spaulding E. C., (m) Lake City. Spatt C. J., Le Sueur. Staples F., Winona. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Winona co., med. soc. of Minn., and Am. med. asso.; member State board of health. Stager C. G., Blue Earth City. Stanton W. B., (e) Minneapolis. Steele John, St. Paul. Steinagan T., Winona. Stengel II., (m) St. Paul. Stewart A. B., Winona. Stewart D. A., Winona. Stewart J. II., St. Paul. Stewart J. T., Mankato. Stockman D., (m) Carver. Stockton , Minneapolis. Member med. soc. of Minn. Stockton E. II., St. Anthony. Stockton R. J., (m) St. Paul. Stoddard S. F., Lake Crystal. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1867; mem- ber med. soc. of Minn. Stone A. J., St. Paul. Member med. soc. of Minn. Store R., (h) St. Paul. Storie C., (h) St. Paul. Stringer Thos., Rochester. Sturglon Thos., Elliota. Stuart Absalom B., Winona. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1856 ; adeund. Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1866; ex-pres. med. soc. of Winona co.; member med. soc. of Minn., and Am. med. asso.; pres. AVinona preparatory school of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Suddith J. IT., St. Charles. Sullivan M. E.. (m) Minneapolis. Sweeney W. W., Red Wing. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. of Goodhue co.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Minn.; mem- ber historical soc. of Minn. Swift T. S., Fairmount. Swiles M. B., Mankato. Taylor R. J., (m) Minneapolis. Tebbetts J. E., Cannon Falls. Teel C. C., Eyota. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1865; member med. soc. of Minn., and med. soc. of Olmsted co. Tegajhulin C. P., Vasa. Temple J. C., Morristown. Thomas II., Cliatfield. Thomas S. A., Mankato. Thompson C. M., (h) Northfield. Thorne William, Hastings. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Minn., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Thornhill S. T., Austin. Timmons J. AY., Money Creek, Tomblin J. B., St. Charles. Torrey AYilson, Garden City. Trenkler Oscar, AYinona. Trore A. II., Cliatfield. Trow Augustus H., Cliatfield. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Fillmore co., and med. soc. of Minn. Turtelott J. F., Winona. Twiford W. H., Somerset. Twitcliell It. W., (m) Cliatfield. Umphrey S. B., Cordovia. Yale J. Q. A., Ilomer. Yanderworl J. M., Spring Valley. Vanhacknen P., Preston. Yasterling Fred., Le Sueur. Viall Lyman, Preston. Yirian S., Alexandria. Wakefield J. L., Shakopee. Wakefield K., Hutchinson. Wakefield S. R., Monticello. Wakefield Wm., Eden Prairie. Walbank Samuel S., Duluth. M. D., attended lect. in Paris, France; licentiate of King’s coll., Toronto (passed examination in 1848); phys. to N. P. It. It. Walcott A. P., (e) Minneapolis. Walker J. II., Austin. Walters A. B., Sana Creek. Waltlier E., (e) St. Paul. Walton J. B., Ilomer. Ware W. A., Owatonna. Warner Charles Fowler, (h) Mankato. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Minn.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 10 months. Warriner Edgar, Princeton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1866. Waste John P., Plain view. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Worcester, 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of Wabasha co., and med. soc. of Minn.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 7 months. Weaver C. W., Beaver. Weaver II. II., (m) Rochester. Webber C. S., (h) St. Cloud. Wedelstaedt H., (h) St. Paul. M. I)., Koeningsburg, Prussia; member homoeo. med. soc. of Ramsey co., and homoeo. inst. of Minn. Wedge A. C., Albert Lea. Weisel G. W., Litchfield. WVlcome J. B., (e) Garden City. Weschke, Chas., New Ulm. Wharton A., St. Paul. Wheat J. M.f Lenova. Wheat J. N., Austin. Wheelock W. I)., Clean Water. Whitman A. F., Spring Valley. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; member med. soc. of Fillmore co., and med. soc. of Minn. Whitman R., Anoka. "Whitney M. A. J., Lake City. Whitlemore J. G., (h) Glenwood. Wiegwann C., (h) St. Paul. Wichgam Henry, Winona. Wilcox M. R., (e) Henderson. Willey Samuel, St. Paul. William C., (m) St. Paul. Williams C. D., (h) St. Paul. William J., (m) Rochester. Wilson Reuben, Mentenville. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Minn.; ass’t surg. Wis. vols. Winch G. D., (e) Blue Earth City. Zenopolaski M., Mankato. Zimmerman J., Owatonna. MEDICAL REGISTER Of T1 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Fon the history of Mississippi before it became a State we refer the reader to the history of the State of Alabama. Mississippi was admitted into the Union December 10th, 1817. The name of the State is derived from that of the great stream which washes its western border for five hundred miles, which name, according to the aboriginal language, signifies the “ Great River,” or the “ Great Father of Waters.” Mississippi covers an area of 47,156 square miles. In 1870, according to the census of that year, the population was 827,922, and the number of physicians and surgeons, 1511. Six per cent, of the annual number of deaths are caused by phthisis. The surface is generally undulating; level in some districts, but nowhere rising into mountains or extensive hills. The largest rivers are the Yazoo and the Big Black, flowing into the Mississippi, and the Pearl and Pascagoula, flowing, into- the Gulf of Mexico. The whole area of the State is abundantly watered, and it also possesses about a hundred miles of coast upon the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the soil is of excellent quality, and in some parts of the State is exceedingly rich. Cotton is the great crop, but sugar, tobacco, the cereals, and vegetables are raised in abundance. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MISSISSIPPI. MINERAL SPRINGS OF MISSISSIPPI. Cooper’s Artesian Well is situated twelve miles, by stage, west of Jackson. According to the analysis of Prof. J. L. Smith, this is a saline chalybeate water. We give his analysis. One pint contains (50° Fahr.): SOLIDS. ' GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium 1.015 Chloride of Magnesium 0.435 Chloride of Calcium 0.540 Sulphate of Potassium 0.076 Sulphate of Sodium 1.463 Sulphate of Magnesium 2.910 Sulphate of Calcium 5.265 GASES. CUB. IN. | Carbonic Acid 4.0 Oxygen 1.5 | ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Aluminum 0.765 Peroxide of Iron 0.420 Crenate of Calcium 0.039 Silica 0.225 Total 13.183 GASES. CDB. IN. Nitrogen 4.5 The use of this water is found to be of service in amemia, chlorosis, chronic diarrhoea, and similar affections. This watering place is a very popular resort, and is amply provided with hotel accommodations. Ocean Springs.—These Springs are situated upon the Mobile & Texas Railroad, fifty- seven miles west of Mobile. They may also be reached by coast steamers, from New Orleans or Mobile. This is a saline-chalybeate water, and the addition of sulphuretted hydrogen is said to make it of service in diseases of the skin. We give the analysis as given by Prof. J. L. Smith, in the “ Geology of Mississippi.” One pint contains: ANALYSIS. Solids. grains. Chloride of Potassium ....... trace. Chloride of Sodium 5.971 Chloride of Magnesium 0.621 Chloride of Calcium 0.4S5 Protoxide of Iron 0.589 GASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 1.22 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Iodine trace. Alumina ...trace. Organic Matter ....trace. Total 7.666 GASES. CDB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 0.16 Visitors to the Springs can enjoy sea-bathing at a fine beach, about half a mile distant. 388 MISSISSIPPI. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF MISSISSIPPI. It is the intention of the trustees of the University of Mississippi to have a Medical Department connected with that institution. We do not know of any Medical Schools in operation in this State. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. The Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum, at Jackson, was opened for the reception of patients, January 8, 1855. The building consists of a centre structure and several wings, and presents a very imposing appearance. Every arrangement possible is made for the com- fort of patients, and great care is taken to amuse and interest them. The late addition of two new wings to this asylum 'lias added much to its beauty and usefulness. During the thirteen months ending December 31, 1873, 74 males and 63 females were admitted, making, with those who were in the Asylum on December 1, 1872, a total of 183 males, and 185 females. During the same length of time 11 males and lh females recovered their reason, 1 was discharged improved, and 4 were discharged unimproved ; 27 died ; 2 eloped ; leaving the number in the Asylum, January 1, 1874, 304. From the first opening of this institution to the latter date, 1008 patients have received its benefits. The above information was kindly furnished by Wm. M. Compton, M. D., superintendent. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MISSISSIPPI. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Mississippi J. M. Taylor J. W. M. Shattuck. Columbus Medical Society A. A. Lyon. Lowndes County Medical Society J. W. M. Shattuck. We are unable to obtain any of the Medical Laws of this State. fill DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ADA BAN Adams , Byhalia. Adams J. C., Carrollton. Adams D. W., Florey ville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Ainsworth Wesley L., Hazlehurst. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871; member med. asso. of Miss. Aills William, Steen’s Creek. Member med. asso. of Miss. Albin Robert, Newport. Alexander B. II., Chulahoma. Alexander E. M., Ripley. Member med. asso. of Miss. Alexander J., Bolton. Alexander S., Bolton. Alexander W. L., Waterford. Alford James T., Georgetown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Allen Geo. W., Rocky Spring. Allen W. G., Skipwitli’s Land. Member med. asso. of Miss. Alvis B. C., Bethlehem. Anderson Mills Thomas, Brownsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member med. asso. of Miss. Anthony II. L., Senatobia. Anthony W. A., Byhalia. Applewhite E. R., Caseyville. Applewhite J. A., (m) Yaiden. Applewhite J. M., Carrollton. Applewhite J. It., (m) Carrollton. Applewhite R. It., Brookhaven. Archer B. F., Taylors. Armistead William H., Yaiden. Member med. asso. of Miss. Armstrong P. P., Yerona. Arnold F. M., (e) Choctaw. Arrington A. S., Quitman. Asken J. A., Carrollton. Atchison M., Natchez. Atkins H. P., Brookhaven. Atkinson Ansell, Erin. Atkinson Ayres, Erin. Atkinson J. L., Houston. Ayrs A. W., Salem. Backstrim W. F., Water Yalley. Bailey P. T., Jackson. Treas. med. asso. of Miss. Baker A., Caseyville. Baker D. S., Casey ville. Baird W. II., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Balfour W. T., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Ball J. L., (m) Greenwood. Bane S. It., Yicksburgh. Banks A. L., Hillsboro’. BAN MISSISSIPPI. CAR 389 Banks E. G., Vicksburgh. V.-pres. med. asso. of Miss. Banks R. B., Vernon. Member med. asso. of Miss. Banks W. S., Dumas. Banton R. W., McDaniel’s Store. Banton R. L., (h) Lanesboro’. Barnett J. R., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Barr William, Vicksburgh. Baskerville Charles, Jr., Horn Lake. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Noxabee co.; — author of papers on “ Clinical Uses of Bromo-Chloralum,” 1872; “ Mechanical Belief for Protruding Hemor- rhoids and Prolapse of Rectum.” Bass J. II., Natchez. Batte , Olive Branch. Baugh Attison S., Polkville. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1866. Beach A., New Albany. Beall James W., Coldwater. Bealle W. L., Magnolia. Beauland E., Springport. Beavers J. L., Mt. Carmel. Beck J. B., Corinth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870; member med. soc. of Miss. Bell ups W. M., Carrollton. Benn J., Columbus. Bennett James W., Brookhaven. A. M., univ. of E. Tenn., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859; member med. asso. of Miss.; C. S. army, ass’t surg. 3 years. Berry V., Deasonville. Berry W. J., Meridian. Bessonett C. H., Verona. Bessonett G., Guntown. Bethea J. J., De Soto. Bethea Robert C., Meadville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1858. Betsill R. G., De Kalb. Billups W. M., Carrollton. Binford J. Henry, Ebenezer. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Bircliett T G., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Bird G. G., Nesbit’s Station. Birdsong T., Steen’s Creek. Blackburn L. P., Natchez. Member med. asso. of Miss. Blackman N., Vaiden. Boggan C. E., Kosciusko. Bogle J. M., Raymond. Member med. asso. of Miss. Bogle R. L., Raymond. Member med. asso. of Miss. Bomlerant W. E., Natchez. Bonner Wm., Monticello. Booth D. W., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Booth G. W., Guntown. Booth W. P., Biloxi. Boozier J. P., Monticello. Border J. A., Brooksville. Bough A. S., Polkville. Bowen E. J., Brookhaven. Boyce J. M., Olive Bi'anch. Boyd J. R., Carrollton. Bragg W. D., Garlandsville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Bramby A. S., Kosciusko. Brandon J. C., Natchez. Brantly Clinton, Winona. M. 1)., med. coll, of New Orleans (no date); att. lectures in Mobile; pres, board of health; surg. confed. army. Breck E. J., Quitman. Bretney Jas., Okolona. Brewer W. W., (m) Lamar. Brikell W. E., Vicksburgh. Bristow John Robert, Goodman. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Broach W. H., Meridian. Brock A. B., West Station. Broome , Panola. Brown A., Brooksville. Brown J., Carrollton. Brown T. B., Winona. Brownlee L. S. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1870. Brownrigg J., Columbus. Brunette J. W., Brookhaven. Buchanan G. W., Okolona. Buchanan S. F., Benela. Buck C. E-, Port Gibson. Buck Wm. S., Westville. Buck , Jackson. Buckley A. F., Pine Ridge. Bullock W. O., Vicksburgh. Bunis Jas. M., Rodney. Burch J. Drummond, Yazoo City. A. B., Centre coll., Danville, Ky., I860; A. M., 1863; M. D., Ky. school of med. 1864; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Louisville, Ky., med. soc. of Ky., and med. asso. of Miss.; late prof, of visceral anat. and histology; also prof. anat. and dean med. coll, of Louisville; prof. anat. and curator of museum med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville ; demonstrator anat. Ky. school of med.; lect. on materia medica and thera. in univ. dispen. Burnley Ilaiden, Hazlehurst. Butler J. F., Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Butt W. M., Cornersville. Byrum D. W., Horn Lake. Cade , Jackson. Cage A. H., Canton. Member med. asso. of Miss. Cain J. S., Okolona. M. D., med. coll, of Nashville, 1853; member Am. med. asso., 1872; confed. army 4 years;—spe- cialty, gynaecology. Cairnes Geo. A., De Soto. Caldwell J. H., Batesville. Calhoun J. N., Gainsville. Calhoun W. B., Macon. Campbell A. S., Water Valley. M. D., botanico-med. coll, of Memphis, 1848, and eclec. med. inst., 1854. Campbell G. W., Pittsboro’. Campbell S., De Kalb. Campbell T. A., Brookville. Campbell W. C., (e) Water Valley. Cannon J. M., Monticello. Capers L. G., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Carlisle James A., French Camps. Carr L. M., Olive Brancji. Carruth A. B., Old Town Creek. Carson R. B., Benton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. 390 CAR MISSISSIPPI. EAS Carter I., Sardis. Carter J. L., Jackson. Member med. asso. of Miss. Carter M. L., Jackson. Carter W. D., Ripley. Castine S. C., Rocky Springs. Catchings Joseph B., Georgetown. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1845. Catching P. M. M. D., New Orleans school of med., 1870. Catching T. J., Brandon. Cato Henry, Brookhaven. Cessin R. D., (e) Rocky Springs. Chadwick R. G., Meridian. Chamberlin A. M., Kellis’ Store. Chandler J. M., Dixie. Chandler J. T., Oxford. Chew Walter, Black Hawk. Christmas II., Yazoo City. Clark F. A., Lorrance. Clark W. B., Serepta. Clayton A. F., Red Banks. Clements E. C., Rolling Fork. Clopton J. II., Aberdeen. Cocke E. R. C., Gainsville. Cocke W. T. S., New Prospect. Coffman ,T. R., Grenada. Coffman R. J., (mi Smith’s Mills. Coffman S. II., Enterprise. Coldwell Jno., Batesville. Coleman B. F., Natchez. Coleman F., Cherry Hill. Coleman F. W., Rodney. Coleman Henry Allon, Coonewah; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army during the Avar. Coleman Jas. W., (e) Rodney. Collins D. W. C., (e) Pleasant Hill. Collins F. M., Abbeville. Collins J., Kosciusko. Compton W. M., Holly Spring. Pres. med. asso. of Miss. Conerly C. P., Holmesville. Conn Benjamin F., Linden. M. D., NeAV Orleans school of med., 1867. Conner T. II., Gainsville. Cook Greenville, Bylialia. Cook J. W., Orizaba. Cook W. A., New Prospect. Coombs W. T., Holmesville. Cooper J. A., Friar’s Point. Cooper T. B., Plattsburgh. Cotton A. J., Garlandville. . Covington T. B., New Prospect. Cowart E., Monticello. Cox E. A., Baldwyn. Member med. asso. of Miss. Cox II., Benton. Craddock W. P., Columbus. Craft M. S., Jackson. Corres. sec. med. soc. of Hinds co.; member med. asso. of Miss. Crane C. A., Kosciusko. Crawford J. A., Ilazlehurst. Crawford J. B., Ilazlehurst. Crockett S. O. B., Cockrun. Cross J. M., West Station. Crutcher J. A., Centre Hill. Cullens F. W., New Albany. Cullens Fred. W., Wallerville. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1857. Cunningham J. M., Vaiden. Cunningham R. C.. Yerona. Curtis A. A., Huntsville. Curtis A. J., Meridian. Cutchings J., Georgetown. Cutler S. P., Holly Springs. Dabney B., Dry Grove. V.-pres. med. soc. of Hinds co., 1873. Dale E., Carrollton. Dancy Francis W., Holly Springs. A. B., univ. of Nashville, 1833; A. M., 1836 ; M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1835; v.-pres. med. soc. of Marshall co.; member med. soc. of Miss.; perm, member Am. med. asso. Dampier L., Westville. Dandridge H., Como. Dandridge P. B., Saltillo. Daney F. W., Holly Springs. Daniel Charles, Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Davidson J. F., Water Valley. Davis B. S., Ocean Springs. Davis Isaac, Brookhaven. Davis James A., Greensboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Davis J. C., Salem. Davis J. S., Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Davis M., Winong. Davis M., Williamsburgh. Davis M. M., Shannon. Davis R. H., Atlanta. Davis T. A. W., (h) Natchez. Davis W. G., Greemvood. Member med. asso. of Miss. Darrah John, (h) Pittsboro’. Deeke E., (m) Smith’s Mills. Dickerson C. J., Rockport. Dickinson C. D., Jackson. Dodd J. C., Crystal Springs. Dotson E. It., Big Creek. Dougherty J. R., Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Drake J. B., Carrollton. Dula Felix G., Sardis. M. D., two full courses at Jefferson med. coll., 1860; surg. confed. army 2 years. Dulaney O., Westville. Dulaney W. J. Member med. soc. of Miss. Dume S. R., Vicksburgh. Dun R. I., Williamsburgh. Dunbar Geo. H., New Bedford. Dunlap C., Sardis. Dunlap — , Sardis. Dunlap I). M., Ocean Springs. Dunn L. R., Yazoo City. Member med. soc. of Miss. Dunn R. T., Corinth. Dupre II. S. T., Raymond. Dupuy W. E., Brandon. Durden W. W., Lexington. Durr Robert J., Blue Ridge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Eagan M., Westville. Eager R., Shieldsboro Early O. R., Grenada. East Wm., Caseyville. EDW MISSISSIPPI. GUN 391 Edwards A. C., Quitman. Edwards James AY., AYhitfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Edwards AYm., Sardis. Edwards AY., Greenwood. Eiland O. G., Louisville. Elkin T. B., Aberdeen. Elliot , Summit. Ellis A. J., Sardis. Ellis AY. M., Baldwyn. Embrey J. II., New Albany. Embry J. B., Paris. Emerson James, Garlandville. Emory J. M., Benela. Erwin C. M., AYinona. Ervin P. H., Columbus. Grad. Southern Wesleyan univ., 1857; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1859; member med. soc. of Colum- bus co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Everett J. J., Sterling. Evans , Aberdeen. Evans C. L., Hazlehurst. Fairly Peter, Jaynesville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1873. Fant A. C., Macon. Member med. soc. of Miss. Fareley P., Mt. Carmel. Farr G. AAr., Lexington. Farerr F., Natchez. Farrer S. C., Jackson. Member med. asso. of Miss. Featherstone J. S., Macon. Member med. asso. of Miss. Fennell F. M., Holly Springs. Ferguson James, Glen’s Falls. M. JD., Yt. acad. of med., 1841; member med. soc. of Warren co., Union med. asso. of Saratoga, AVashington and Warren cos., med. soc. of N. Y., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Ferrell Frank, Salem. Member med. asso. of Miss. Ferrell G. L., New Prospect. Ferrell II. II., Maple Springs. Fielder J. R., i m) Smith’s Mills. Fields AY. B., Goodman. Finch AV. J., Brandon. Fitzgerald P. H., Grenada. Fitzhue Francis M., Vicksburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1847; member med. asso. of Miss. Fletcher Horace, Holly Springs. Floror T. AY., Meridian. Ford D. U., Marion Station. Ford J. R., Buena Vista. Fortune A. L., La Fayette. Foster E., Louisville. Foster G., Natchez. Foster J. C., Louisville. Foster R. G., Goodman. Foute G. S., Hernando. Fowler Richard, Daleville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Fowler R., Louisville. Fox Eliab, M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Franklin S., Columbus. Frazer James W., Tupelo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1860; surg. confed. army 3 years. Frazer L. J., Reel Land. French AY. A., Senatobia. Frigate V. H., Deasonville. Frost H., Natchez. Funches G. J. D., Westville. Funches R. P., Crystal Springs. Funster AY. A., Shannon. Futherston J. S., Macon. Furnace J., Columbus. Gaddis J., Morton. Gadberry W. Y., Yazoo City. Member Am. med. asso. of Miss. Gage J. B.s Boeven. Gaillard T. B., Natchez. GallegeF. H., Goodman. Galloway C. B., Canton. Member med. asso. of Miss. Galloway G. W., Kosciusko. Galloway AY A., Canton. Corres. sec. med. asso. of Miss. Gale S., Centreville. Gans AV., Sr., Mt. Carmel. Gans AY., Jr., Mt. Carmel. Gardner S. AAr., Aberdeen. Garey Henry, Coldwater. Garin A. S., Macon. Garland Guy AY., (e) Garlandville. Garland \Y. P., Jackson. Gartrell L. S., Pope’s Depot. George J. L., Enterprise. Gerdine J., AYest Point. Gholson S. C., Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Gibbs J. H., Meridian. Member med. asso. of Miss. Gibson J. J., Corinth. Gibson AY. J., Fayette. Giles AVm., AYestville. Gillis John, AYilliamsburgh. Gilman J., Vicksburgh. Gilpin Tlios. B., Byhalia. Glover R. M., Tallahoosa. Gnatt R. G., Kosciusko. Godboldt AY. T., Meadville. Goodlet M. L., Chesterville. Goodman Allen, (e) North Dana. Gould Joshua B., Templeton. Gray H. AY., Pleasant Hill. Gray J. AY., Hudsonville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Gray AY. B., Hernando. Green J. H., Okdlona. Green J. M., Aberdeen. Green J. T., Benton. Gregory Hiram, AATiite Sand. M. D., Ga. med. coll., 1842. Gregory J. M., Louisville. Gresham J. L., Forest. Griffing Daniel M., Hazlehurst. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1852. Guiee Napoleon L., Fayette. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858; v.-pres. med. asso. of Jefferson co.; city health officer; surg. of militia; perm, member of Am. med. asso., 1872. Gulledge Frelinghysen H., Durant. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1869. Gunn D. B., Brandon. Gunn J. A., Brandon. 392 GUN MISSISSIPPI, JOII Gunn AAr. B., P*alo Alto. Gunn AY. R., Egypt. Gunn O. D., Egypt. Gussett A. AY., Chunky’s Station. Groynn G. R., (h) Tupelo. Guynn AY. C., Tupelo. Gwynn G., Shannon. Hagan C., Meadville. Halbert A. C., Artesia. Member med. asso. of Miss. Hale AY. B., (e) Bankstown. Haley J., Fannin. Hall J., Jackson. Hull J. C., Holland’s Landing. Hall L. II., Hernando. Halliwell J. IL, Enterprise. Ham G. AV., Horn Lake. Hamilton S. II., Shuqualak. Hampton , Columbus. Hanston Henry, Hazlehurst. Hardin A. E., Abbeville. One course Louisville med. coll., 1871-72. Harding Edw., Fayette. Ilarlen J. A., Pine Valley. Harper T. J., Vicksburgh. Harper AYilliam, Natchez. Harrell J. D., De Soto. Member med. asso. of Miss. Harrell AY., De Soto. Harrison M. E., Shieldsboro’. Harrison M. K., Macon. Harrington I. F., Jackson. Member med. asso. of Miss. Harrington AY. II., Crawfordsville. Harris A., Raymond. Harris R. B. P., Plentitude. Harris S. S., Byron. Hartin Joseph A., Pine Valley. One course lectures Jefferson med. coll., 1868-69. Harvey J., Columbus. Harvey L., Columbus. Harvey A\r. B., Canton. Member med. asso. of Miss. IJauze H. L., Moss Point. Hayes Archer, Fayette. Haynes J. M., Macon. Haynes S., Centreville. Hebron J. L., Aricksburgli. Hemphill , Bryan’s Station. Hempidell L. B., Jackson. Henderson C. R., Deasonville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Hendrick O., Macon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La,, 1853. Henry Edmund T., Vicksburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1850; member med. asso. of Miss. Henry J. P.. Greenwood. Henson John McK., Aberdeen. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Monroe co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Hicks B. M., Sidon. Hicks J. R., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Hicks AAy, Cayuga. Hiel J., Jackson. Hill A. G., (m) Republican. Hill A. P., Palo Alto. Hill D. B., Palo Alto. Hill Samuel Van D., Macon. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; pres, med, asso. of Miss., 1870; surg. in chief hosps. con* fed. army 4 years. Hill W. J., Jackson. Hodges James, Dumas. Hodges R. S., Cartersville. A. B., La Grange coll., Ala,, 1851; A. M., 1854; M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Tishomingo co. Hoke D. R., Pittsborougli. Holbrook W. S., (e) Snow Creek. Holcomb G. B., Oxford. Ilolems W. E., Greensboro’. Holland C. 11., Greenwood. Ilollonan John, Pigeon Roost. Holmes J. P., Hazlehurst. Ilougli J. M., Jackson. House W. P., Oak Grove. Houston J. J., Charleston. Howard Geo. W., Vicksburgli. Member med. asso. of Miss. Howard , Grand Gulf. Iloye AY. J., (e) Lawrence. Hudgin II. II., Duck Ilill. Hudnall E. F., Monticello. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army. Hughes E. AY., Grenada. Member med. asso. of Miss. Hughes J. C., Kosciusko. Hughes T. R., Hickory. Hughes AY. P., Port Gibson. Iluley R. AY., Hazlehurst. Hunt J. M., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Hunt J. N., Ripley. Hunter II. W., Tupelo. Huntley AYilliam, Winona. Hurmer J. P., AYhitefield. Hurlburt J., Columbus. Ilussey Geo. II. C., Natchez. Hutchinson James Dudley, Aberdeen. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Hutchinson William F., Banner. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; ass’t surg. con- fed. army 4 years. Hyer W. F., Chulahoma. M. I)., Shelby med. coll, (no date); member med. asso. of Miss.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Inge J. C., Natchez. Inge Z. Montgomery P., Vicksburgh. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Isom Thomas D., Oxford. Member med. asso. of Miss. Izard Henry, Garlandville. M. D., grad, of S. C. coll., 1851; med. coll, of S. C., 1856. Jackson I. J.. Liberty. Jackson M. H., Ruckersville. Jackson N. B., Long Creek. Jackson S. R., Vicksburgh. Jamison AY. II., AYaterford. Jarrett A. L., Bainesville. • Jerdine A. L.. Columbus. Jerdine I., Columbus. Johnson J. M., Tupelo. Johnson J. R., Benela. Johnson O. L., Monticello JOH MISSISSIPPI. McC 393 Johnson AArert, Tupela. Johnson AY. II., Oxford. Johnston Wirt, Jackson. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. asso. of Aliss.; rec. sec. med. asso. of Hinds co.; city phys. Johnston AY. J., Jackson. Jones B. C., Jackson. Jones T., Hernando. Jones T. II., Terry. Jordan J. B., Acoure. Keith M. M., Decatur. Kells Robert, Jackson. Member med. asso. of Hinds co., and med. asso. of Miss. Kendall W. T., Newport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md. (no date); ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Kendrick Carroll, Corinth. Member med. asso. of Aliss. Keyes Joseph M., Carrollton. AI. D., med. coll, of Richmond, 1860. Kidd H. B., Yazoo City. Alember med. asso. of Aliss. Kincliloe D. A., Sardis. King A. M., Oxford. King J. Stebbins, Natchez. AI. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1860; member Am. med. asso; sec. med. soc. of Adams co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 2 years. King T., Benton. King V. O., Black Hawk. Alember med. asso. of Aliss. Kirk A. S., Buck Horn. Kirk C. D., Buck Horn. Kirk C. F., Fearn’s Springs. Kirk L. B., Byhalia. Kirk AY., Buck Horn. Kirkland J. R., Meridian. Alember med. asso. of Aliss. Kiser G., Vicksburgh. Kittrell Benjamin F., Black Hawk. Grad. Irving coll., 1855; AI. I)., New Orleans school of med.,-1861; member med. asso. of Aliss.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Kline J. D., Meridian. AI. D., New Orleans coll, of phys. and surg., 1872; member med. asso. of Aleridian, med. asso. of Aliss. Knott J. H., Birmingham. AI. D., Nashville med. coll., 1857. Knott J. S., Shannon. Knox J. C., Meridian. Knox It. L., (h) Early Grove. Lack J. M., Harpersville. Lambert N., Pascagoula. Landrum Z. P., Columbus. AI. D., med. coll, of Georgia (no date);—author of articles on “ Dysentery,” “ Hip-joint Luxa- tion.” Landy AY. L., Nesbit’s Station. Langford T. I)., De Soto. Langley AY. L., Brandon. Lanier Sykes, Columbus. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Latham E., Shieldsboro’. Latimer George, Raymond. Alember med. asso. of Aliss. Laud S. AV., West Station. Lauderdale D., (e) Hernando. Launier , Columbus. Lawrence A. W., Caledonia. Lea Edward, Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Lea Wm., Holly Springs. Member med. asso. of Miss. Leach J. A., (h) Richmond. Leech Joseph A., Verona. M. I)., eclec. med. school of Cincinnati, 1857. Ledwell AAr. B., Carrollton. Lees L. C., Graysport. Leester J. D., (m) Oxford. Leggett H. II., Natchez. Leggett N. E., Hudsonville. Leggett S., AVestville. Leggett AY. AY., Lindon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1S59. Lemly Joseph, Jackson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. Leonard Thos., Gainsville. Lessley Wm. AY., Fort Adams. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. - Leverett A., AArilliamsburgh. Leveritt II. I)., Bunkerhill. Lewelling J., Serepta. Lewis James Me A., Kosciusko. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870; member med. asso. of Miss.; cor. sec. med. asso. of Miss., 1871. Lewis John AAL, Waterford. Lewis AV. A.,De Soto. Leyle A. M., Early Grove. Lidell AY. AY., Carrollton. Lipscomb R. II., Columbus. Lipscomb AAr., Scooba. Lipscomb W. L., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Miss. Lockridge S. T., Paulding. Lockwood E. T., Crystal Springs. Lockwood F. P., Crystal Springs. Longmire G. E., Hickory. Love Thomas, Newton. Lowe , Aberdeen. Luck S. M., (e) Byhalia. Lusher J. O., Horn Lake. Lyles A. M., Early Grove. Lyles J. B., (e) Hickory. Lynch AYilliam, Horn Lake. Lynn AY. L., Saltillo. Lyon A. A., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Miss. Lyon E. AV., (e) Hickory. Lyon AY. H., Lexington. Lyons Michael L., Plaq Brulee. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. McAllister E., Port Gibson. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1834. McArn Wm. T., Union Church. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Jefferson co.; del. to Am. med. asso., 1869. McCabe F. M., Columbus. McCain J. S., Goodman. McCaleb AV. C., Port Gibson. McCall R. J., (e) Bethlehem. McCallum G. S., Hickory. McCallum G. C., Claiborne. 394 McC MISSISSIPPI MUR McCallum Doddridge, Westville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1872. McCann R. C., Yazoo City. McCarty , Macon. McCargo AV. II., Olive Branch. McClendon J. II., (h) Atlanta. McCoin AY. N., (e) Cold water. McCormick P. J., Yazoo City. Member med. asso. of Miss. McConnell J. D., Brownsville. Member med. asso. of Miss. McCown J. S., Shannon. McCoy , Bolton’s Depot. McCullum , AVestville. McDaniel J. II., Meadville. McDougall AY. II., Rienzi. Member med. asso. of Miss. McDow AY. T., Union Church. McDowell , Brandon. McElrey J. C., Shubuta. McEray J. A., Shieldsboro’. McEwen J. B., Oxford. McFarland D. B., Corinth. McFarland M., (h) AYater Valley. McGehee I., Columbus. McGehee J. J. L., Osyka. McGehu James E., Benton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. McGibbon , Osyka. McGill AY. G., Abbeville. McGnider T. B., Port Gibson. McHean J. J., Union Church. McHean R. AY., Rocky Springs. Mclnnis Daniel B., Mt. Carmel. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Mclnnis Singleton A., Moss Point. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867. McIntosh J., Shubuta. McIntyre John C., Port Gibson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. McKay A. L., Boltons. McKie N. AY., Sharon. Member med. asso. of Miss. McKinnie , Horn Lake. McKinnis D. B., AYestville. McLain H. C., Brandon. McLanahan G. V., De Kalb. McLaurin II., Brandon. McLaurin R. I)., Brandon. Member med. asso. of Miss. McLeod J., Macon. McNair Angus R., Fayette. M. D., med. school of New Orleans, 1860 ; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. ; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. McNeal M. J., Centre Hill. McNeill , Olive Branch. McPheeters W. A., Natchez. A. B., S. C. coll., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of Adams co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. McPherson I. E., Hudsonville. McPhersons Joseph M., Union Church. Grad. Davidson coll., N. C., 1859; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; member med. asso. of Jefferson co. McRaven J. S., Holly Springs. McSwaine William, Grenada. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867. McWright G. AV., Benela. Mabry , Chulahooma. Mackey AV. G., Senatobia. Maddox A., Rodney. Magee Robert J., Mt. Carmel. M. D,, med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Magness J. W., Codareeta. Magruder Thomas B., Port Gibson. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1821. Manker Albert, Winona. Manker Walter, Winona. Martin J. M., Brookliaven. Martin R. B., Erata. Martin Samuel, Batesville. Martin Solomon C., Port Gibson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Matherson G., Pontotoc. Mathis R. F., Columbus. Matlock E. A., Hickory Flat. Matlock G. S., Hickory. Mathews II.,'Columbus. Mathews T. II., Carrollton. Mathewson G. P., Hickory. Maxwell David, (e) Pleasant Hill. Maxwell P. J., Columbus. Member med. asso. of Miss. Mayfield D. J., Saltillo. Mayo Thomas H., Columbus. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Columbus, med. soc. of Lowndes co., and med. asso. of Miss. Mays L. M., Graysport. Member med. asso. of Miss. Meade J. U., Pearlington. Meade T. T., Brookliaven. Means D. J., Grenada. Medcalfe O., Natchez. Medley G. W., Arkabutla. Meek R. D., Black Hawk. Meek W. II., Pickens. Merritt J. F., Cornersville. Merriweather C. F. J., Charleston. Miles .J. L., Hillsborough. Miller J. W., Shannon. Miller P. W., Batesville. Minor II. A., Macon. Mitchell J. C., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Mitchell T. J., Jackson. V.-pres. med. soc. of Hinds co., 1873. Mobley J. C., Hernando. Moffat James, Fayette. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., I860. Molloy A. C., Caledonia. Monnette W. E., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Montgomery D. C., Vicksburgh. Montgomery J. M., Abbeville. Montgomery J. P., Sparta. Montgomery W. R., Cornersville. Moore B. W., Durant. Moore C. W., Moss Point. Moore , Horn Lake. Moore J. P., Yazoo City. Member med. asso. of Miss. MooreheadL. T., Aberdeen. Moorman J. A., Salem. Morris J. A., Eulogy. Mosely II., Sardis. Munson A. C., Sparta. Munson L. A., Columbus. Murdock J. P., Buena Vista. Mur fee John Howard, Cholona. M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; sec. med. soc. of Cholona. MUR MISSISSIPPI. RHE 395 Murphy C. T., Durant. Murphy John, Durant. Mury J. G., Ripley. Murry John Young, Ripley. M. D., Jetferson med. coll., 1855; phys. to Tippah co. hosp., 1870-71. Myers David F., Silver Creek. M. I)., univ. of Louisville, 1859. Myers Theodore L., Augusta. M. D., med. coll, of Ala., 1870;—author of paper on “ Traumatic Axillary Aneurism.” Nabers Z. L., Winona. Nailer Daniel B., Yicksburgh. M. D., Transylvania univ., 1835; member med. asso. of Miss. Nailer E., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Nall Robert Berry, Emory. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Neeley R. M., Senatobia. Neighbors Lewis, Serepta. Neiman J. C., Yicksburgh. Nelson I., Centreville. Nelson T. II., Pickens. Nesmith W. J., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. New Charles B., Pass Christian. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1830; life member Am. colonization soc.; phys. to cholera hosp., Louis- ville, 1833; pres, board of health, Rodney, Miss., 1837;—author of “ Pamphlet on Cholera.” New R. Anderson, Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Newman I. C., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Newman W. R., Eayette. Noble J. E., Fannin. Norman C. R., Cato. Oates W. E., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Oatis C. E., Hazlehurst. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1846; ass’t surg. of hosp. at Hazlehurst, 1872-73. Oldham O. M., Kosciusko. O’Leary J. P., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. O’Leary R., Yicksburgh. Member Am. med. asso. of Miss. Oliver C. A., Tibbie Station. Oliver J. S., Hernando. Olliphant Samuel R., Decatur. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1855. Orfutt W. H., Yicksburgh. Orr Daniel J., Port Gibson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Oswald I. S., Greenville. Paine F. T., Olive Branch. Paine I. R., Erata. Palmer B. B., Lake. Member med. asso. of Miss. Park Simpson, Duck Hill. Parker C. B., Horn Lake. Parker H. H., Brandon. Parker I. R., Liberty. Parker J. S., (e) Lawrence. Parker R. C., (e) Oak Grove. Parker R. 1ST., Meridian. Parker R. S., East Stoughton. Parks E. M., Coldwater. Patton J. L., Brandon.. Patton W. E., (m) Red Banks. Payne W. R., Ilolly Springs. Pearce , Tallahoosa. Pearson J. A., Panola. Pearson W. I)., Meadville. Peck G. E., Enterprise. Peck A. II., Port Gibson. Peebles J., Columbus. Peel Robert II., Chulahoma. Pennington N. G., Athens. Penny A., Yicksburgh. Percy James R., Tchula. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858. Perkins , Lockhart Station. Perkins D. M., Buck Horn. Pettit D. It., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Pettis L. C., (m) Oxford. Phares D. L., Newtonia. Phillips G. P., Holly Springs. Phillips J. P., Hudsonville. Phillips J. R., Meridian. Phillips M. N., Panola. Phillips N. D., Shubuta. Phillips T. W., Canton. Member med. asso. of Miss. Pierce A. G., Monticello. PitmanS. C., (e) Paris. Pittman E. E., Whitefield. Porter J. W., Port Gibson. Porterwood P. L., Goodman. Pou James Galvin, Pope’s Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Powell M. A., Lafayette Springs. Powell ¥m., Coffeeville. Prince R. B., Sidon. Profelet L. E., Natchez. Prosser L., Woodville. Purnall J. B., Crump’s Mill. Pursall J. B., Hazlehurst. Quinn D. II., Summit. Quinn R. A., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Raines S. L., Horn Lake. Ramsey , Gainsville. Ramson N. W., (e) Taunton. Randall J. M., West Point. Randall M. R., Rehobotli. Rankin B. II., Dallas. Ray A., Beauregard. Rawls L., Crystal Springs. Rea Robert Willey, Wesson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Reber W., Brandon. Redhead J., Woodville. Redwood George E., Meridian. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1833; member med. asso. of Miss.; hon. member med. soc. of Mobile; pres. med. soc. of Meridian; city phys. and pres, board of health, Meridian; surg. to Mobile city hosp. 1834-56; surg. confed. army during the war. Reilly R., Newport. Rhea Alexander, (m) Cornersville. 396 RHO MISSISSIPPI. STE Rhodes , Daleville. Rice A. C., Brandon. Rice J. C., Brandon. Rice L„ Brandon. Richardson J. J., Byhalia. Richardson R. E., Fayette. Richmond L., Olive Branch. Member med. asso. of Miss. Richmond W. C., Oxford. Riley J. L., Lake. Member med. asso. of Mis... Ringoll R. S., Grenada. Ritchie J. W., Tliyatira. Rivers R. IL, Como. Rives II. A., Holly Springs. Roberts II. A. D., Handboro’. Robertson R. W., Smithville. M. D., member of Monroe co. med. soc. Roberts S. D., Brandon. Roberts W., Centreville. Robinson 1)., Vicksburgh. Robinson J. M., Cold water. Robinson S. B., (e) Olive Branch Robinson W., Columbus. Rod well W. A., Bogue Chitta. Rogan L. B., Moorsville. Rogers D. C. C-, (e) Byhalia. Roldan J., Shieldsboro’. Rowan Elias Alfred, Byhalia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Ross B. W., Holly Springs. Rucker C. C., Ruckerville. Rushing G. W., Abbeville. Russell W. McN\, Port Gibson. Ryan F. B., Olive Branch. Ryan J. G., Pittsborough. Ryland J. II., Tibbie Station. Sale Eugene P., Aberdeen. Grad. univ. of La.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no dates); sec. med. soc. of Monroe co. Sale J. D., North Mt. Pleasant. Sallis J. G., Durant. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1853. Salter , Aberdeen. Sanders A. J., Carrollton. Sanders James O., Carrollton. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1860; ass’t surg. con- fed. army. Sanders L. L., Hernando. Sanders M. M., Corinth. Sanders P. II., Buena Vista. Scarborough J. W., Kosciusko. Scott J. T., Oakland. Scott R., Oak Ridge. Scott Z. J., Crystal Springs. Scruggs A. M., Hardy. Seitch J. H., Vicksburgh. Sellman P., Saltillo. Shackleford L., Meridian. Member med. asso. of Miss. Shamburger W. T., Crystal Springs. Shamen II., Vicksburgh. Shandes A. C., Senatobia. Shannon II., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Sharp John W., Wall Hill. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1866. Sharp T. S., Natchez. Sharp W. II., Good Hope. Shattuck James W. M., Columbus. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859; member Am. med. asso.; perm. rec. sec. med. asso. of Miss.; perm, sec. and ex-pres. med. soc. of Columbus and Lowndes cos.; sec. and ex-pres. board of health of Atlanta; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Shaw B. A., ITorn Lake. Shaw J. T., Olive Branch. Shelton J. J., Cooksville. Shelton P. S., Utica. Shields Richard, Cherry Hill. Shoofner J. H., Mt. Pleasant. Shuford F. B., Holly Springs. Shurtliff O. V., Meadville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1855. Silliman W., Tamola. Simmons I). M., Bankstown. Simonton W., Shannon. Sims A., Lexington. Sims A. P., Brandon. Sizer J. S., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Slack W. L., Pontotoc. Slaten J. R., Looxahoma. Slater J. K., Holly Springs. Small H. J., (e) Winona. Smith A., Bogue Chitta. Smith A. H., Meridian. Member med. asso. of Miss. Smith C., Terry Station. Smith C. R., Crystal Springs. Smith G. N\, Pass Christian. Smith James M., Egg’s Point. Member med. asso. of Miss. Smith J. S., Senatobia. Smith James S., Strayhorn. M. D., Ky. med. school, 1870. Smith J. W. C., Benton. Smith R., Kosciusko. Smith R. N-., Kosciusko. Smith S. IL, Brandon. Smith T. I.., Sharon. Smith W. B., Senatobia. Smith Wiley Patrick, Horn Lake. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. Snell A. B., Woodville. Snider G., Magnolia. Snodgrass Henry C., Rodney. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1855. Southerland II. L., Glencoe. Sparkman A. P., Magnolia. Sparkman W. II., Good Hope. Spinks J. C., Sliubuta. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1857; member med. asso. of Miss. Spillman John W., Columbus. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1852; member med. asso. of Miss.; pres. med. soc. of Columbus; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Spite S., New Albany. Spratt N. B., Quincy. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Spring J. V., West Station. Stackhouse II. C., Utica. Member med. asso. of Miss. Stackhouse , Pine Bluff. Stackhouse II. C., Sharon. Staton J. A., Pleasant Hill. Steinriede Joseph, Benton. Member med. asso. of Miss.; perm, member Am med. asso. STE MISSISSIPPI. WHI 397 Steele Newton C., Kossuth. Member med. asso. of Miss. Stephens R. K., Charleston. Sterall AY. L., Choctaw. Stewart C., (e) Oak Grove. Stinson AY. AY., Holly Springs. Stockard J. J., Palo Alto. Stockard R. R., Greenville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Stone T. C., (e) Snow Creek. Stonesburg AY. M., Carrollton. Stovall AY. AY., Snow Creek. Strode AAY, Macon. Strohan AY., Gallatin. Sullivan Isaac, Sardis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1838; lion, mem- ber med. soc. of Nashville. SummerellG., Claiborne. Sumsall Geo., Brownsville. Member med. asso. of Miss. Sutton C. P., Lodi. Sutton D., Lexington. Sykes L. M., Muldon. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Sykes AV. G., Aberdeen. Member med. soc. of Monroe co., med. asso. of Miss. Tackett John Philip, Richland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Taggat J. AY., Goodman. Talbutt C. B., Greenville. Tate J. J., (m) Yaiden. Tavney L. J., Big Creek. Taylor J. F., Carrollton. Taylor James M., Corinth. M. D., Jeiferson med. coll., 1851; pres. med. asso. of Miss., Am. med. asso.; pres, of two med. socs. in 1860, notin existence now; surg. confed. army. Taylor W. J., Goodman. Tennison G. H., Monticello. Terrill J. D., Mt. Carmel. Thomas A. C., Caledonia. Thomas E. A., Port Gibson. Thomas F. G., Pickens. Thomas AAr. R., AALiter Yalley. Thompson Andy, (m) Grenada. Thompson C. Y., Macon. Member med. asso. of Miss. Thompson E. M., Yazoo City. Thompson G. M., Senatobia. Thompson II. M., Cockrun. Thompson John, (e) Oxford. Thorn AY. L., Ripley. Thorn AY. N., Bell Lake. Thornhill Joseph M., Holmesville. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year. Thornton J. J., Pass Christian. Tindall J. L., Aberdeen. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Toombs R. S., Richland. Member med. asso. of Miss. Tory Jno. L., Port Gibson. Tribble G. AY., Guntown. Trimble G. AY., Charleston. Tritter T. R., Duck Ilill. Trumbul R., Yicksburgh. Tucker J. IL, Okolona. Turnbull R. J., Duncantry’s Landing. Member med. asso. of Miss. Turner D. B., (m) Winona. Turnipseed , Aberdeen. Turpin A. W., Cherry Hill. Yasser G. W., Carrollton. Yaughn B. A., Columbus. Y.-pres. med. asso. of Miss. Yaughan , Benton. Yeiden Thomas, (m) Water Yalley. Yen able R. X., Lamar. Yiney E. C., Benela. Waddell A. M., Yicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Wade Philip, Rodney. Wailes L., Natchez. Wakefield M. F., Starkville. 'Member med. asso. of Miss. Waldripp W. P., Holly Springs. Walker J. S., Yicksburgh. Walker W. L., Houlka. AArall A. E., Centreville. Wall S. B., Hickory. AYall AY. B., Eureka. AYallace J., Holmesville. AYaller R. S., Mt. Carmel. Walton J. J., Garlandsville. AYalton R. Bruce, Eulogy. AYard B. F., AArinona. AYard AY., Yaiden. AYare A. S., Richmond. AATarner AY. C., A\raterford. AA'ashington AAr. B., Scooba. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1839. AYasson J. A., AYells. AAratkins T. R., Horn Lake. AAratson J. I)., Moorsville. AAratson J. R., Lexington. AAratson K. A., Dide. AAhitts J., Decatur. AVeatherby Jas., Mt. Carmel. AYeatherby AY., Mt. Carmbl. AYeathersby AAYn., Mohticello. AYeaver Z. P., Eureka. AYebb A., Mt. Pleasant. AArebb J. T., Scorba. AYebb S. C., Meadville. AYebber M. AY., (e) Looxahoma. AYebster R. M., Oxford. AYedgeworth , Cooksville. AYeissenger AYilliam S., Hernando. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. AYelch J. P., Decatur. AYelchT. C., (e) Greensboro’. AYest Scott, Crystal Springs. AArestonT. S., Webster. Westbrook J. H., Hernando. AYharton R. G., Port Gibson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; member med. asso. of Miss. Wheat A. A., Harrison’s Station. AAHiitaker A., Yicksburgh. AYhite F. M., New Prospect. AYliite L., Utica. Member med. asso. of Miss. White T., Columbus. AVhite AY., Columbus. AVhitehead N. E., Lexington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. 398 Will MISSISSIPPI. ZEN Whitehead Peter F., Vicksburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; v.-pres. med. soc. of Miss.; chief surg. confed. army 4 years. Whitfield , Jackson. Whitfield R. H., Meridian. Whittin A. M., Jonesboro’. Whitton A. W., (h) Jonesboro’. Wilder Daniel, (h) Greenfield. Willholft W. H., Summit. William M. V., Looxahoma. Williams J. W., Lodi. Williams H. M., Arkabutla. Williams W. B., Edward’s Depot. Pres. med. asso. of Hinds co. Williams W. G., Rodney. Williamson , Edward’s Depot. Williamson L. Z., Sardis. Willis J. W., Waltham. Wills John W. V., (e) Cornersville. Wilson Geo. A., Independence. Wilson J. II., Yazoo City. Wilson L. J., Tyro. Wilson N. J., Wall Hill. Wilson R. T., (m) Vaiden. Wilson S. C., Bainesville. Winningham W. RT., Tallahousa. Winter , Jackson. Wofford J. E., Winona. Wolverten Ashur V., Enterprise. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1854. Wood J. D., Wahalak. Woodhouse N. G., Big Springs. Woodward G. T., Louisville. Woodward I., Slmbuta. Woodruff; Z. T., Vicksburgh. Member med. asso. of Miss. Woolard J. M., Atlanta. Wooten G. W., Panola. Worman Colis, Saltillo. Worthington W. W., Egg’s Point. Wright John, Sardis. Wright J. M., Batesville. Wright J. W., Byhalia. Wright R. J., Meadville. Wroten V. J., Magnolia. Wyatt J. M., Rolling Fork. Wyme S. L., Looxahoma. Yandell II., Benton. Member med. asso. of Miss. Yarbrough J., (m) State Spring. Yeates Edward D., Starkville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Young Jno., Water Valley. Young R. W., Corinth. Young Tliomas, Port Gibson. Young W. D., Goodman. Zeno via L. E., Ilazleliurst. MEDICAL REGISTER OF HIE STATE OF MISSOURI. The first organization of this region was effected October 1st, 1804, when all the land west of the Mississippi river, and not in the State of Louisiana, was formed into the District of Louisiana. Before this date, this region was a part of the Province of Louisiana (see Arkansas). In 1S05, this District was organized as the Territory of Missouri. The State of Missouri was admitted into the Union August 10th, 1821. At that time it was bounded upon the west “ by the meridian passing through the confluence of the Kansas and Mis- souri rivers,” and it was not until March 28tli, 1837, that the western boundary was extended by proclamation to the Missouri river. The area of the State is 65,350 square miles. The population, in 1870, was 1,721,295, the number of physicians and surgeons being 3560. Phthisis is the cause of nine per cent, of the annual number of deaths. “ The State of Missouri comprises almost every variety of surface, except the extreme mountainous.” Those “ high hills and ridges,” known as the Ozark Mountains, are found in the southern and southwestern portion of the State. In the southeast, the country is low, fiat, and marshy. North of the Ozark Mountains, the country is generally rolling or level, inter- spersed with many streams and fertile valleys. Possessing, as it* does, a great .variety of geological characteristics, the soils necessarily include an extensive variety, and affoi'd facilities for a remarkably varied agriculture, and valuable minerals are also found in large quantities. Having the Mississippi river for five hundred miles upon its eastern border, and the great Missouri running through its centre and washing a portion of its western border, and having many other rivers and smaller streams, this State is well supplied with water communication, means of irrigation, and motive power. The coal fields are esti- mated to cover 26,887 square miles. Iron is found in immense quantities. Lead is found in six hundred localities. Copper exists in twenty-two counties. Zinc ores are abundant; tin, cobalt, nickel, manganese, silver, gold, antimony, and saltpetre have been found. Petroleum springs occur in several counties. Valuable building stone is abundant. There are many other valuable minerals found; in fact, the mineral wealth of this State is incalculable, and. almost incredible. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MISSOURI. MINERAL SPRINGS OF MISSOURI. St. Louis Artesian Well.—This is a saline thermal water, flowing from a well 2199 feet deep, in the city of St. Louis. The water was analyzed about sixteen years ago, since which time it is believed to have undergone a change. There are many other mineral springs in Missouri, but we have no information in regard to them. The following may be named: Elk Spring, in Pike county, Chouteau Spring, in Cooper county, Cheltenham Springs, St. Louis county, Monaghan, in St. Clair county, the Saline Springs, in Cooper, Saline, Howard, and adjoining counties. There are also several Sulphur Springs in this State. MEDICAL INSTITUTION'S OF MISSOURI. The Missouri Medical College was organized at St. Louis, in 1840. Instruction is given by eleven professors and four assistants. The Preliminary Course commences on the first day of October, and continues for about three weeks. The Regular Term begins about the twentieth of October, and ends the first of the following March. This school occupies a very large, handsome building, adjoining that of St. John’s Hospital, so that patients can be carried from the wards into the amphitheatre, for examination or operation, without the slightest exposure or inconvenience. Clinical instruction is given in the Hospital, before mentioned, and the City Hospital. Students may also visit the Marine Hospital, the St. Louis Eye and Ear Infirmary, the St. Louis Western Dispensary, and St. Vincent’s Insane Asylum. Students have ample opportunities for the study of special branches, such as the eye and ear, insanity, gynaecology, diseases of children, analytical chemistry, etc., etc. Several prizes are given by the faculty, the Alumni association, and friends of the College. The fees are: for a full course of lectures, $105; matriculation (paid but once), $5 ; demon- strator’s fee, $10 ; graduation, $20. 399 400 The St. Louis Medical College was organized in 1841. There are ten professors in the faculty. The Regular Course commences on the second Monday m October, and continues until the middle of the following March. This term is preceded by a preliminary course of several weeks’ duration. There is also a summer session during the months of April, May, and June. The fee for this course is $25, which, for those students who remain through the winter session, will be deducted from the general fees. The St. Louis (or “ Sisters ”) Hospital is entirely under the control of the faculty of this College, in so far as relates to the treatment of the patients, and its wards are thrown open to the students daily through- out the year. Clinical instruction is also given at the City Hospital, at the College Dispen- sary, the United States Marine Hospital, and the St. Louis Lying-in Hospital. Students can visit the St. Louis County Insane Asylum, the Small-pox and Quarantine Hospitals, St. Louis Eye and Ear Infirmary, and other hospitals. This school has a well filled museum of such specimens as serve to illustrate the course of lectures. Students who desire to pursue a practical course of chemistry, can do so by entering the laboratory and studying under the direct supervision of the Professor of Chemistry. The fees are : matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $105; demonstrator’s ticket, $10 ; graduation, $20; hospital ticket, gra- tuitous. Graduates of other respectable medical schools are admitted to the lectures on the payment of the matriculation fee. Students who have attended two full courses of lectures in other accredited medical schools, will receive all the tickets (including that for dissec- tions) to the lectures of this college for $75, exclusive of the matriculation fee. Several prizes are offered to students by the Alumni association of this College. The Missouri Dental College is connected with this institution. A “Quiz Club ” hold their examina- tions nightly during the sessions, at the College, and also twice a week in the afternoon. Fee, $12. The Kansas City College of Physicians and Surgeons was organized in 1869. In- struction is given by nine professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The Regular Session begins on the first of October, and closes about the first of the following March. Clinical instruction is given at the College Dispensary and at the City Hospital. Students are formed into classes for the study of practical chemistry, and are “ provided with the neces- sary apparatus for repeating after the professor the various tests.” Several prizes are offered to stimulate students in their studies. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $50; anatomy, $10; graduation, $20. The American Medical College, at St. Louis, “ is an Eclectic School, and its teachings are in accordance with that system of practice.” There are nine professors in the faculty. There is a Winter Term, and a Spring Term “ which is in every way equal ” to the former. The fees for either course are: tuition, $65; demonstrator’s ticket, $5; graduation, $25. The Homoeopathic Medical College of Missouri was organized at St. Louis, in 1859. There are eleven professors, two associate professors, and a demonstrator in the faculty. The winter course commences about the middle of October, and continues four and a half months. Clinical instruction is given at the College Dispensary, the Good Samaritan and the City Hospitals. Students may visit the Quarantine and Small-pox Hospitals. Females are admitted to all the privileges of this institution. Several prizes are offered to students. Five scholarships are free, and five beneficiary students are received upon the payment of $25. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lectures, $50; anatomy, $10; graduation, $30; hos- pital ticket, free. In the list of medical colleges, as furnished by the U- S. Department of Education, the “Medical College of Kansas City” is mentioned, but our endeavors to get any information in regard to such an institution have failed. MISSOURI HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. St. Louis (or Sisters) Hospital is a large institution, accommodating annually about 3000 patients. It is under the control of the faculty of the St. Louis Medical College, and has been mentioned when speaking of that school. Rooms are set apart in the Hospital for private patients afflicted with uterine disorders, where every attention is given and service rendered. Gynaecological clinics are held here twice a week throughout the year. Eye and Ear clinics are also held three times a week, and Medical and Surgical clinics nearly every day. St. John’s Hospital, at St. Louis, conducted by the “ Sisters of Mercy ” and connected with the Missouri Medical College, has a capacity for over three hundred patients. There are general wards for charity patients—private wards for six patients each. The patients in the latter are required to pay from five to seven dollars per week for board, without farther charge for medical attendance, nursing, etc. There are twenty private rooms, elegantly furnished, the patients having special bills of fare, extra nurses, and medical attendants of their own choosing, when so desired a private room may be had for from eight to twenty- five dollars per week. The Hospital is located in one of the most beautiful, healthy, and accessible localities in the city. The St. Louis Institute for Diseases of Women was inaugurated in 1871. It has since been connected with the St. John’s Hospital, and is now entitled “ Female Department of St.John’s Hospital.” It is prepared to accommodate over three hundred patients. The MISSOURI. 401 institution is managed by the “ Sisters of Mercy,” and is connected with the Missouri Medi- cal College, the available material being used exclusively for the benefit of the students of that institution. Over two thousand gynaecological cases have been treated in a single year. Clinics are held here as mentioned in connection with the Missouri Medical College. Dr. M. Yarnall, Adjunct to Clinical Professor of Gynaecology, has kindly furnished us with much of our information in regard to this and other medical institutions of St. Louis. The St. Louis City Hospital.—Between three and four, thousand patients receive the benefits of this Hospital annually. Medical, surgical, ophthalmic, and gynaecological clinics are held here twice a week. • The United States Marine Hospital, at St. Louis, was erected at a cost of $109,000, upon grounds already the property of the Government, and was first occupied in 1S58. For the law regulating the reception of patients into the Marine Hospitals, we must refer the reader to the account of the U. S. Marine Hospital at Chelsea, near Boston. The St. Louis Eye and Ear Infirmary is open daily for the reception and treatment of patients. Clinical instruction is given to the students of St. Louis Medical College, at this institution, by the surgeon in charge. The Missouri State Lunatic Asylum is situated at Fulton, in Calloway county. “The Asylum is an imposing structure, with a front of five hundred feet, and extreme wings at right angles, one hundred and sixteen feet, and four stories high,” with a chapel and several other buildings in the rear. The buildings are surrounded by five hundred acres of land belonging to the Asylum. The Superintendent, in his last Biennial Report, calls upon the State to appropriate money for the improvement of the Asylum, the heating, ventilating and sewerage apparatus being in- sufficient and defective, and new floors, walls, furniture, etc., being required. We have no doubt that the Legislature will see the reasonableness of these demands, and that in future this Asylum will deserve unqualified praise. The medical management reflects credit upon the institution even under these grave difficulties. The Report, dated November 25, 1872, states that during the two preceding years, 121 patients were restored to reason and useful- ness, 56 improved, 64 died, and 18 were discharged, unimproved. The total number of patients under treatment during the same period was 582. The St. Vincent’s Institution for the Insane is a private Asylum, situated in a retired but readily accessible portion of the city of St. Louis, and surrounded by the most exten- sive grounds. This Asylum was opened for patients in August, 1858. Everything possible is done to interest and amuse the patients, and every comfort is pro- vided for them. Two hundred and thirteen patients received the benefits of this Institution during the year 1878, and 2212 from the opening, in 1858, to January, 1874. We are indebted to J. K. Bauduy, M. D., Superintendent, for the above information. The Good Samaritan Hospital (Homoeopathic) was founded at St. Louis, in 1857. It has a capacity of 160 beds. We are unable to obtain information in regard to the following institutions at St. Louis, viz: Lying-in, the Quarantine, and the Small-pox Hospitals, and the St. Louis County Insane Asylum. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MISSOURI. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Missouri State Medical Society S. S. Todd J. P. Cliesney. Kansas City Medical Society J. L. Tedd. Caldwell County Medical Society M. Bottown Jno. S. Kelly. Carondale Medical Society N. M. Ilamsley H. M. Sharldoff. Harrison County Medical Society C. J. Blackburn J. N. Lewis. Gentry County Medical Society Geo. F. Perry J. M. Patton. Lafayette County Medical Society J. B. Alexander. Lincoln County Medical Society J. J. McElwee. Linton District Medical Society II. H. Middelkamb. Marion County Medical Society J. W. Pryor Microscopical Society of St. Louis D. O. Dean Geo. J. Engleman. Nodaway County Medical Society J. M. Dean. Randolph County Medical Society J. C. Tedford. Springfield Medical Society J. T. Mears P. Burns. St. Louis Medical Society Jno. Green. St. Joseph Medical Society John B. Snelson W. A. Brock. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI. Any physician who, while intoxicated, and without design to effect death, shall adminis- ter any drug, potion, or medicine, or do any act, by which death may ensue, shall be guilty of manslaughter in the third degree, and shall be punished by imprisonment in the peniten- 402 MISSOURI. tiary not less than three years, or in the county jail not less than six months, or by a fine of not less than three hundred dollars, or by both fine and imprisonment.—Stat. 1872, vol. 1, n. 447, sec. 1G. Every person who shall administer to any woman pregnant with a quick child any medb cine, drug, or substance, or’ use any instrument, with intent to destroy such child—unless such treatment is, or is advised by a physician to be, necessary to preserve the mother’s life—shall, in case of the death of the mother or child, be guilty of manslaughter in the second degree, and be punished by imprisonment from three to' five years.—Ibid., p. 447, sec. 10. The killing of an unborn quick, child by any injury to the mother, which would be murder if the death of the mother ensued, is manslaughter in the first degree.—Ibid., sec. 9. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OP Mill OF 1IIMII. CITY OF ST. LOUIS. (POPULATION, 310,864.) ADO BRO Adolph Joseph. Allen James X. Alleyne J. S. P., 1903 Carr st. Prof, therapeutics and mat. med. in St. Louis med. coll. Anderson R. S. Phys. to St. Louis quarantine hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Armstrong J. M. Artzt F. Atkinson R. C. Atwood O. M. Balirenburg J. II. Baker II. C. Bang George F. Barbee A. F. Barker William S. Member St. Louis board of health, Am. med. asso. Barnes A. F. Member Am. med. asso. Barnes A. T. Barrett William L., 142 Washington ave. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member St. Louis med. club, med. soc. of St. Louis; house phys. nursery and children’s hosp., New York, 1866; house surg. N. Y. state women’s hosp., 1867; health officer of St. Louis, 1868 ; ex-prof, diseases of child., St. Louis coll, of phys. and surg.; lect. on dis. of child, and clin. teacher of gynsecol. St. Louis med. coll., 1871; consult, phys. St. Louis hosp., 1871. Barlow IT. A. Bates Julian. Bauday J. K. St. Vincent’s insane asylum; member Am. med. asso. Baumgarten Gustavus, 103 S. Fifteenth st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1856 ; member St. Louis med. club, med. soc. of St. Louis co., Am. med. asso.; sec. German med. soc.; prof, physi- ology St. Louis med. coll.; ass’t and passed ass’t surg. U. S. navy 34 years;—ed. of “ St. Louis Med. Journal,” 1868-71. I Beadle H. ! Beck Louis. Belvin J. W. Benkendorf E. Berringer Leopold, 210 S. Fifth st. Grad. univ. of Berlin, Prussia (no date). Blake Thomas. Blank A. Blank Oscar. Blakesley A. S. Blickhahn George H., 1001 X. Tenth st. Grad. coll, of pharra., Md., 1859; M. D., Hum- boldt inst. med. school, 1863; member med. soc. of St. Louis; Am. pharm. asso.; act. ass’t sura. Jefferson barracks, 1864; surg. U. S. army ii years. Bock Armenius. Boesewetter Otto. Boisliniere Charles L., Twenty-third and Chestnut sts. Member Am. med. asso.; phys. St. Ann’s lying-in hosp.; j>rof. obstet. and dis. of worn, and child. St. Louis med. coll. Bond Y. IT. Bork Edward. Bosse Louis. Boutwell II. E. Brackett S. J. Bradford Thomas. Brennan 'William X. Phys. Alexian brothers’ hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Bressie J. K. Briggs Charles E. Phys. St. Vincent insane hosp.; member Am, med. asso. Brockhausen Charles L. Brockman Leon. Brokaw F. L. Y. Phys. city dispens.; member Am. med. asso. Brokaw J. II. Browan S. P. Brown T. BRY MISSOURI. FAB 403 Bryson John P., 610 Pine st. Cor. sec. med. soc. of St. Louis. Buchanan A. T. Buck II. A. Burgess E. Burleigh W. E. Campbell George. Campbell James A. Campbell W. II. Carrington C. Carriere L. C. Carson N. B. Member St. Louis hosp. asso., Am. med. asso. Cash Nathan, (h) 1219 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1865; med. coll, of Mo., 1868; homceo. med. coll, of Mo., 1870; member homoeo. med. soc. of St. Louis; lect. mat. med. and thera. homceo. med. coll.; pres, board of health E. St. Louis; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Cassily John. Castle William H., 109 N. Sixth st. M. D., med. inst. of Cincinnati (no date); ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Castlehuhn H. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Chaplin H. W. Chapman O. H. Chinn C. B. Chipley William B. Christopher Hiram, 1326 Pine st. A. B., Bethany coll., W. Va., 1845; A. M., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1847 ; med. officer life ins. co. Clay T. J. Clayton Isaac B. Cleary F. J. Clemens J. W. Prof. phys. and med. jurisprudence in St. Louis med. coll. Cogan David. Coleman Edward E. Cole J. J. Coles Walter, 2844 Pine st. Grad. Hampden Sidney coll., 1857; univ. of Va., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. of St. Louis, med. club of St. Louis; ex-prof. dis. of women and child, med. coll, of Va.; house surg. Bellevue hosp. 1860- prof, nervous dis. coll. phys. of St. Louis; ex-pres. med. soc. of Wood co.; member aead. science of St. Louis; surg. confed. army 1861- ;—author of papers, “ Progressive Lo- comotor,” 1868; “ Embolism in its Relation to Disease,” 1869, etc. Collier T. J. Colt J. D. Comae C. L. Comstock Thomas Griswold, S. W. cor. Washington ave. and Fourteenth st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1849; master obstet. univ. of Vienna, 1856; member med. and surg. club; one of phys. Good Samaritan hosp.; staff surg. Mo. militia;—author of papers, “ Pelvic Hsematocele,” 1866; “Uterine Hyatids,” 1864; “ Difficult Obstetrical Cases,” 1874, etc.;—spe- cialty, gynaecology. Conzelman John. Conery W. B. Coons Harry C. Cooper W. H. Phys. St. Joseph’s hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Cornelle Tliomas J. Crary C. W. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Crawshaw Edward. Crooker George A. Curerdzinski Y. M. Curran William. Curtman Charles O. Grad. coll, at Giessen, Germany, 1847; bon. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1866; Louisville med. coll., 1870; prof, chemistry, pharmacy and toxicology Mo. med. coll.; formerly ass’t to Prof. Knapp, chemico-tech. laboratory at Giessen and Ilanau, Germany; member Wetterau soc., Hanau, Ger- many, Am. med. asso., Am. pharm. asso.; surg. confed. army during the war;—author of paper, “ Peculiar Appearance of Tongue in Malaria.” Dalton Eobert II. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Day Cyrus. Day W. C. Dean D. Y. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Dean T. J. De Leuw L. Dickinson William. Dietz Adolph. Dietz P. J. Disse Henry. Doing C. G. D. Dorn Edward. Drake Francis O. Drechsler William. Druid ing. Dudley G. F. Dunham L. Dusselldorff Otto Louis, (e) 66 E. Fifty- fifth st. M. D., Metropolitan med. coll., 1856; member eclec. med. soc.; phys. St. Joseph’s Industrial school. Earl A. E. Eaton J. L. Edgar William S., 1217 Pine st. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of St. Louis, microscopic soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author of papers, “ Camp Diarrhoea,” 1865 ; “ Infantile Pneumonia,” 1869 ; “ Cholera Infantum,” 1871; “Veratrum Viride,” 1867;—ed. of “The St. Louis Med. Journal.” Eell E. Ehrman C. Ehrman Louis P. Emerson W. F. Enders T. H. Engleman George. Member med. club of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Engel M. Evans Brandi E. Evans J. W. Everett Ambrose IS. Evers Edwards. Ewald Phil. Faber John. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Fabricius T. A. 404 FAY MISSOURI. jori Fay Theodore. Feehan Edward. Phys. St. Louis lying-in liosp.; member Am. med. asso. Ferguson J. G. B. Finley W. W. Fisehel Washington E., 92 X. Sixth st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1871; member German med. soc. Fischer Gustav. Fitzporter I. L. Fonderberg Jacob. Ford Howard. Forsee E. B. Frank J. II. Franklin Edward Carroll, (h) M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846; member homoeo. med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. inst. of homceo.; prof, homoeo. med. coll, of Mo.; surg. Good Samaritan hosp. Frazer E. S. Frazer S. H. Frick A. Frolme J. P. Fuller William. Gabney August. Gahan Willis J. Gamble D. C. Garlock S. E. Gericke Charles, 116 X. Sixth st. M. D., univ. of Jena, Germany, 1853; member med. soc. of St. Louis; ex-phys. St. Mary’s infirmary, Cairo, 111.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Gibson W. A. Gill E. Z. Gill G. F. Gillet W. J. Glasgow W. C. Golding W. S. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Goodlett W. C. Gorbutt W. B. Grant S. E. Green A. Green John. Phys. St. Louis eye and ear infirmary; member Am. med. asso. Greimer X. Gregory E. II., 1006 Olive st. Member St. Louis med. soc., Am. med. asso.; prof, prin. and prac. of surg., and clinical surg. Grievand E. A. Griffin Louis S. Griffin Theodore. Grissom W. W. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Guhman M. Gulman X. Gundelach Charles. Gunning J. II. Hall E. K. Hall George W. Hall James Z. Hammer A. Hammond T. H., 418 Washington ave. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. of St. Louis, and microscopic soc. of St. Louis. Hanley Thomas G. Hansman C. T. H. Hardaway William A. Harris James W. Ilart John M. Harter M. L. Hartman A. K. j Hartman John. I Ilasse Edward. ! Ilauck Charles. I Ilauck Fred. M. Haughey Peter. M. i>., St. Louis rued, coll., 1858. Ilaussler Fred. Hazard William B. Phys. St. Louis co. insane asylum; member Am. med. asso. Heacock A. Ileadington W. P. Heil Charles. Heintz Charles A. Heitzig Joseph. Henderson 1). II. Hendrick II. T. Herman John II. Heyer Charles, 521 Franklin ave. M. D., Giessen, Germany, 1863; member med. soc. of St. Louis. Hickman Henry. Ililgard Theodore C. Hill Robert J., 414 Washington ave. M. I)., Starling med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of St. Louis; exam. surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 41 years. Hillman Warren T. Ilodgen John T., cor. St. Charles and Four- teenth sts. Prof, gen’l descrip, and surg. anat.; military and clinical surg. city liosp.; member med. soc. of St. Lotus, Am. med. asso. Hoffman Ernest H., 909 X. Jefferson ave. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of St. Louis; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. Holman L. A. Hornsby M. Houts Samuel B., 520 Pine st. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 24 years;—author of a few papers on Surgery. Howard L. IT. Howard Norman DeV., 804 X. Eleventlnst. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1871; member acad. of science, St. Louis; ass’t phys. St. Louis co. insane asylum, 1S71-72. Iluffel Louis. Huntoon J. W. Hurd Justus. Hurt Garland, 805 X. Fourth st. V.-pres. St. Louis med. soc.; member Am. med. asso. Irwin Thomas. Jacques W. S. Jaminet A. Jannarg D. V. Jarret George B. Jenks John A. Johnson James F. Johnson James B., Tenth and Pine sts. Prof. prin. and prac. of med. St. Louis med. coll.; member Am. med. asso. JOII MISSOURI. MOO 405 Johnson William. M. D., “Louisville,” 1838; member med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Jones E. S. Jordan J. E. Jourdan J. C. Jourdan Robert M. Kane John J. Kaufman F. O. Kealliofer R. II. Keenan B. Keith Clayton, 805 N. Fourth st. A. B., Transylvania univ., 1868; A. M., 1873; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872; rec. sec. St. Louis med. coll.; ass’t phys. city hosp. Kennard Thomas, 2912 Morgan st. Grad. St. Timothy’s Hall of Ind., 1S52, univ. of Va., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; v.-pres. med. soc. of St. Louis, and med. asso. of Mo.; member Am. med. asso., St. Louis acad. of science; ex-ass’t phys. Blackwell’s Island hosp., Jewish hosp., N. Y.;—author of papers on Cholera, Diphtheria, etc. Kershaw J. M. Kier William F. Kinner Hugo Eranz M. Grad, in medicine, Berlin, 1863; studied at Jena, Leipzig, and Greifswalde; member German med. soc. of St. Louis;—author of “ De Pustula Ma- ligna,” Berlin, 1863. Kingsley James P. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865; Missouri med. coll., 1874; member med. soc. of St. Louis; med. club of St. Louis; adjunct prof, of physiology Mo. med. coll. Kirby R. M. Kirchner Henry. Kirchner H. A. Knox Frank T. Kolbenheyer Frederick. Kueckelhahn A. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Kuhn Daniel. Kunkle C. S. Laidley L. II. Laughton John. Lankford A. P. Phys. St. Joseph’s hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Laurent G. H. Leavell M. M. Leavy John A. Ledert Otto. Lee L. M. Leete James L. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Leffingwell II. S. Lemen S. E. Lemoine E. S. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Lightburn R. E. Lingenfelder J. P. Linton Benjamin. Litton A. Prof, chemistry and pharmacy St. Louis med. coll.; member Am. med. asso. Logan W. II. Lougeay Charles. Love Isaac N., 1500 Washington ave. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872; ass’t res. phys. city hosp. 2 years;—author of hosp. reports and clinics. Lucas H. B. Ludwig Charles Valentine E., 320 Cedar st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of St. Louis, med. asso. of Mo., and Am. med. asso.; phys. to O’Fallon dispen. 3 years; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Luyties D. R. McCabe L. L. McCarthy Justin. McCarthy Thomas L. McCasli C. A. McClure James. McCosh Geo. E. McDowell Charles. McDowell Drake. McDowell J. J., 1517 Olive st. Prof, practical anatomy St. Louis med. coll. ; member Am. med. asso. McElroy W. T. McLean Charles. McPheeters William M. A. B., univ. of N. C.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1840 ; pres. med. soc. of St. Louis, and med. soc. of Mo.; member med. club of St. Louis, Am. med. asso., and St. Louis acad. of science; prof, materia medica and thera. St. Louis med. coll.; surg. confed. army 3 years;—editor of “St. Louis Medical Journal” 19 years. Maggoffin John. A. B., Centre coil, of Danville, Ky., 1S42; M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1847; perm, member Am. med. asso. Mallen A. J. Marshall Alexander. Martin D. B. Martin J. C. Martin M. Mathison Thomas. Matthews H. M. Maughs G. M. B. Prof. Mo. med. coll.; member Am. med. asso. Maurer August. Maygar John. Meisch August. Melsher S. II. Metcalfe R. L. Michel Charles Eugene, 1300 Washington ave. M. D., Charleston med. coll., S. C., 1857; member med. club of St. Louis; prof, of ophthal. and histol. Mo. med. coll.; consult, oculist city hosp. ; surg. confed. army during the war;—specialty, surgery and ophthalmology. Middleton Joshua. Miller Ebenezer. Miller John J. Montague A. J. Montgomery A. Montgomery Edward, 1316 Olive st. Grad. univ. of Edinburgh; hon. M. D., St. Louis med. coll, and Mo. med. coll.; ex-pres. med. soc. of St. Louis; pres. med. asso. of Mo.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; prof, materia medica Mo. med. coll.;—author of papers, “ Cholera,” “ Rheumatism,” “ Small-pox,” “ Cerebral Spinal Meningitis,” etc. Moore F. R. 406 MOO MISSOURI. RIC Moore J. D. Moore John H. Moore John S. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Morton James H. Morrill G. II. Moses Gratz A. Pei4n. member Am. med. asso. Mudd Henry Hodgen, 500 N. Four- teenth st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of St. Louis, microscopical soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso.; prosector to chair of prac- tical anatomy. Mueller Fred. Mueller F. L. Nagel IJ. Neubert Adolph. Newell John M. Newland Henry, 1009 S. Seventh st. Grad, of Berlin, Prussia, 1853; member med. soc. of Mo.; ex-city phys. of Detroit, Mich.; prof, coll. phys. and surg. of St. Louis; city phys. of St. Louis; surg. Mo. vols. 2 years and 7 months. Newman S. F. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso. Niedlett James E. Niedlett S. L. Niehaus William, 704 Pine st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1856; member St. Louis microscopical soc.;—specialty, ophthalmology. Noel Perry E. O’Brien John. O’Brien R. II., Health Office. Member board of health of St. Louis. O’Gallagher James. Ogle II. Y. Oliphant Robert W. A. B., Amherst coll., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1848 ;• member med. soc. of St. Louis, and acad. of science, St. Louis; house phys. to Mass, gen’l liosp., 1848-49; med. officer St.'Louis life ins. co.; med. exam, life ins. co. O’Reilly P. S. Phys. to St. Vincent insane asylum; member Am. med. asso. O’Reilly Robert Joseph. A. B., univ. of St. Louis, 1861; M. P., St. Louis med. coll., 1867 ; with 5 years’ study in Vienna, London and Dublin; member med. club, of St. Louis. O’Reilly Thomas. Ostertag Albert. Outen W: B. Owens Bernard. Pallen Montrose A. Hon. M. A., univ. of St. Louis, 1871; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1856, and McGill med. coll., 1864; member med. club of St. Louis; ex-ass’t sec. Am. med. asso.; ex-prof, of anat. Mo. med. coll.; ex-prof, of gynaecology St. Louis coll, of phys. and surg.; phys. to St. Luke’s hosp.; member acad. of sciences, St. Louis; surg.-gen’l Mo. militia; med. director confed. army 3 years; —author of prize essays, “ Vision and some of its Anomalies as Revealed by the Ophthalmo- scope,” Am. med. asso., 1858; “ Uterine Abnor- mities,” Am. med. asso., 1867. Pallen Moses M., 1523 Olive st. A. B., univ. of Va. (no date); M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1835; member med. soc. of St. Louis; ex-prof, midwifery and dis. of women, St. Louis med. coll., 1843-70; phys. to city hosp. 2 years;—author of various articles in “ St. Louis Medical Journal.” Palmer Louis Iv. Pancoast Jerome. Papin Timothy L. Parker A. A. Parson S. P. Parrish J. G. Pettigrew Samuel. Phelan E. W. Phillips George C. Pim L. T. Pirtle J. T. Pitzer George. Pococke II. C. Pollack J. T. Pollack S. P. D. and M. D., univs. of Prague and Vienna, 1836; member med. soc. of St. Louis; perm, member Am. med. asso., Am. ophthal. soc., acad. of science, St. Louis, British asso. of science and arts, and Western sanitary commis.; U. S. hosp. inspector; surg. in charge of eye and ear infirmary St. Louis hosp.; phys. and oculist to Mo. inst. for blind (founder and trustee 22 years);—author of articles on “ Research among Institutions for the Blind” (in French), etc. Pollman Ludwig. Porter Frank G. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso. Poston G. N. Potter Oscar F., 1006 E. Sixteenth st. A. M., Masonic coll, of Mo.; Ph. D., St. Louis coll, of pharmacy; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1856; St. Louis med. coll., 1866; ex-prof, materia medica and med. botany in St. Louis coll, of pharmacy;—ex-editor “ St. Louis Medical Re- porter.” Pottinger J. II. Powers E. M. Prewitt T. F. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso. Purkitt Caleb S. Quarles K. A. Eattinger E. Eead J. S. Eebert L. S. Iteilly Joseph. Reilly Robert Joseph, South St. Louis. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of St. Louis, and med. soc. of Carondelet; phys. to St. Boniface hosp.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1£ years. Reiss A. E. Reiss Charles. Phys. to Evangelic Lutheran hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Renick William Herbert, 924 Chouteau av. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; ass’t surg. St. Louis city hosp., 1866; phys. to city dispen., 1867; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years. Reynaud L. T. Richards T. J. RIC MISSOURI. WAD 407 Richardson William C., (h) 3230 N. Tenth st. M. D., hornceo. med. coll, of Mo. (no date); mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of St. Louis; prof, gyne- cology in homceo. med. coll, of Mo.;—ass’t editor of “ American Observer.” Eiley C. M. Eimberger Theodore. Einge Joseph. Eoberts E. A. Robinson P. G. A. B. (no coll, given); M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1856; member Am. med. asso.; prof, clinical med. and principles of diagnosis Mo. med. coll.; visiting phys. to St. John’s hosp. Robinson S. C. Roemer Bernard. Eoepke Frederick. Rogers T. M. Eohlflng C. G. Rooch August. Rose Edward, 917 S. Second st. Studied med. at univ. of Berlin 2 years, then at coll, of Braunschwergund, Hanover, and in va- rious hosps.; member med. soc. of St. Louis; practised med. in Hanover, Germany, 6 years. Ross W. H. Eossy E. A. Rumbold Thomas Frazier, 1205 Washing- ton ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of St. Louis; rec. sec. microscopical soc. of St. Louis; act. ass’t surg. Jefferson barracks, Mo.; —author of “ Functions of the Eustachian Tube,” 1873; “ Description of New Instruments for Examination of Nose, Throat, and Ear,” 1873;—specialty, nose, throat and ear. Rutledge W. D. Samples W. R. Samuels A. F. Sangster W. L. Saunnier J. B. , Schade Fred. Schauricht G. S. Schauvent G. B. Schiefferstein L. J. Schlosstein A. Schmidt Casper. Sclioekel V. T. Schoeneman William. Schroeder Edward. Schulz Richard. Scliwander R. M. Schwarz Henry. Scott James M., cor. Seventh st. and Wash- ington ave. Y.-pres. med. soc. of St. Louis ; member Am. med. asso. Scott Thomas. Scully George. Seeman Emil. Sergeant William F. Sharrock William. Shaw A. B. Shelley R. B. Shephard William. Shore John. Perm, member Am. med. asso. Siebel G. T. Smith Elsworth F., Thirteenth and Chest- nut sts. Prof, clinical med. and pathological anat., St. Louis med. coll.; phys. city hosp.; member Am. med. asso. Smith E. L. Smytlie Charles R. Specht Franz. Spiegellialter Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Spinzig Carl, 1200 South Fifth st. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; member micro- scopical soc. of St. Louis; res. phys. city hosp., 1866; surg. U. S. vols. 3£ yrs.;—specialty opr. surg. Stapp William. Stark Solon. Starkloff H. M. Steedman Isaiah G. W. A. B. S. C. military acad., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859; member med. soc. of St. Louis, med. club of St. Louis, Am. med. asso. Stelzleni Otto. Steele A. J., 2825 Washington ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of St. Louis, microscop. soc. of St. Louis; perm. mem. Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. army during the war. Stevens Charles W. Stevens J. T. Stickel C. J. Stillman John Dwight, 809 Chestnut st. Grad. De Ruyter inst., 1851; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; act. ass’t surg. military prison, hosp’s., etc., during war;—author of papers, “Life vs. Death,” “Experiments and Results of Restorative Med.,” etc. Stokes Charles S. Strothotte A. Summers S. V. Talbot J. L. Tandy D. C. Tarleton Thomas W. Temple John T. Tennant C. E. Terrill M. D. Thrailkill John W., (e) 312 Horth Sixth st. M. D., eclec. med. inst. Ginn., O., 1864; prof. anat. phys. and ophthalm. Am. coll., St. Louis; mem- ber acad. of sciences, St. Louis;—author of “ Essay on Causes of Infant Mortality,” 1869. Todd Charles A. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso. Tomlin B. F. Tranend Tj. Tuholske H. Tyndale J. H. Tyler B. E. Valentine F. C. Van Studdiford Henry. Vastine Charles. Yastine T. P. Yite^John. Voerster E., Health Office. Coroner St. Louis county. Yogt E. A. Wadsworth John. 408 AVAL MISSOURI. YOU Walker George S., (h) 1226 Washing- ton ave. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1844; M. D., Jefferson med. coll.,1852; member Am. horaoao. med. asso., acad. of sciences of St. Louis; surg. Mo. vols. 2 years. Wall Otto Augustus., 1403 Carondelet ave. Grad. St. Louis coll, of pharmacy, 1869; M. I)., Mo. med. coll., 1870; Bellevue hosp. med. coll. 1871; member alumni asso. of Mo. med. coll.; prof, materia medica and therap. Mo. med. coll., and materia medica, St. Louis coll, of pharmacy. Wallace Andrew. Wallace W. B. Walter Charles. Walter L. II. Walton L. A. Ware’Charles A. Washington II. C. Washington J. R. Waters J. H. Watkins J. C. Webster A. AV. Webster Edwin E. Webb William. Weln- S. F. Weigel Philip. Wentlandt G. Wesseler F. W., 3452 Carondelet ave. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866 ; Mo. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of St. Louis; alumni asso. St. Louis med. coll.; attend, phys. St. Joseph’s hosp., Alexian Brothers; med. cadet marine hosp. 1 year. White Daniel. Whitehill James C. Whittier W. W. Wichenan G. W. Wilcox William Allen., 2802 Gamble st. M. i)., St. Louis ined coll., 1858; member med. soc. of St. Louis; ass’t surg. and surg. U.S. vols. 3£ years. Wiley W. M. Williams J. B. Wizlizenius F. A. Woodruff Zachary Taylor. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Wortman A. M. Wortman William S. Wright E. R, Wright Henry C. W yman Walter. Yarnall Mordecai, 1601 Washington ave. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. St. Louis; med. club of St. Louis; adjunct prof, chair midwifery and gynaecology iu Mo. med. coll.; house phys. to female ward St. John’s hosp.; .phys. to St. Bridget’s hosp., and St. Mary’s orphan asylum. Young L. Y. Young W. O. Youngblood J. M. Member med. soc. of St. Louis, and Am. med. asso. STATE OF MISSOURI. ABB ARN Abbey Thos., Lone Oak. Abbott Charles Hale; Linn. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Adair William P., Hillsboro’. Adams C., (m) St. Joseph. Adams I). B., Cameron. Adams Dingee, Newton. Adams William B., Danville. Agnew Francis. Calhoun. Ainsworth R. M., Kansas City. Albay S. M., Perry. Alexander John B., Lexington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, 1841; member med. soc. of Lafayette co.; prof. gen. pathol. med. coll, of Kansas City. Alexander James Thomas, Cuba. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Allberry M. T., Cassville. Allemong John W., (e) Williamstown. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1855. Allen Albert Langdon, Hannibal. A. Ik, Antioch coll'., Ohio, 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; treas. med. soc. of Hannibal; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Allen Appleton, New Bloomfield. Allen James, Brunswick. Allen J. F., Gallatin. Allen John M., Liberty. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Allen Lyman, Sedalia. M. 1)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.; surg. U. S. vols. Allen S. V., Ashland. Allen S. W., Marshall. Allen William, (el Greenfield. Allen William Virgil, Rich Hill. Grad. univ. of Mo.; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865. Aller D. IT., High Point. Allison J. L., Greenville. Anderson Robert Nelson, Hannibal. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo.; pres. med. soc. of Hannibal; member med. lyceum of Cincinnati; surg. confed. army 4 years. Andrews A. A., Sherwood. Andrews Henry C., Kennet. Andrews J. C., Allenville. Angel C. F., Indiana Ford. Anthony James, Frederickville. Appleby R., Rock Prairie. Apply William, Cliffy Dale. Armstrong Edward S., Perry. Armstrong John M., Colony. Arnold E. J., Everett. ARN MISSOURI. BIG 409 Arnold T. Allen, Columbia. Prof. med. dep’t univ. of Mo.; member Am. med. asso. Arnold W. M., Winchester. Arnoldia Peter, (h) Kansas City. Arnot William L., Salem. Arthur L. Q.,Avilla. Ashbaugh T. L., Moundville. Ashbury Richard, Monroe City. Asherbraner John, Piketon. Atchison J. B., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, med. soc. of Mo. Atherton Thomas, Crescent Hill. Atkins G. S., Harrison ville. Atkinson , Washington. Atkinson J. F., Lexington. Member Am. med. asso., 1872. Atterbury J. T., Madison. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1870. Atwood Le Grand, Bridgeton. Augustine E., Marble Hill. Ault xA. F., Hannibal. Austin J. M., (m) St. Joseph. Austin Peter, Carrollton. Ayers Albert R., Hannibal. M. JD., St. Louis coll, of phvs. and surg., 1869; member med. soc. of Hannibal; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Babst D. F., Greenfield. Bacon B. B., (e) Bower’s Mills. Baebury A., New Melle. Bagby R. J., Roanoke. ' Balirenbury J. R., Smith City. Bailey Elijah, Monroe. Bailey E. P., Avon. Bailey W. L., Bethel. Bain J. W., Camden. Bainbridge P. A., Mosley. Baird W. C., Mandeville. Baker C. II., (h) Kansas City. Baker John, Jefferson. M. R. C. S. L. and M. S. A., England; med. exam, for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Baker J. T., Stephen’s Store. Baker J. S., Plattsburgh. Baker P., (h) Kansas City. Baker R. N., Fulton. Baker S. xA., Patterson. Baldridge John M., Pocahontas. Baldwin James C., (e) Marshall. Balen J. W., Fidelity. Balinger J., Otterville. Ball ,1. J., (m) Mt. Vernon. Ballard Fuller, Kennett. A. B., Wesleyan univ., Delaware, Ohio; 1847; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., and physio-med. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Ballinger G. M., Syracuse. Ballard J. II., Missouri City. Banes A. V., St. Joseph. M. D., Jeffei’son med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of St. Joseph. Bankhead C., Paynesville. Banks Geo. W., St. Joseph. Banks John W., Dover. M. D., Jefferson med. coll.. 1857. Banning F. J., Brownsville. Banning II. P., Callao. Barbee A. B., Mill Spring. Barber A., Virgil City. Barber James, Rossanna. Barber S. E., Prairie City. Barbour John F., New Madrid. Bardell C., Nor borne. Barkovv John J., (m) Neosho. Barnes A. B., Jamesport. Barnes A. N., St. Joseph. Barnes Thos. A., Miles Point. Barnett A. F., Wellsville. Barnett E. E., Humansville. Barnett J. G., Gentryville. Barnett P. G. II., Greensburgh. Barney R., Chillicothe. Barrow W. F., Hardin. Bartlett , Louisiana. Bartlett E. P., Osceola. Bartlett G. T., Poplar Bluff. Bartlett II. C., Stewartsville. Baskett T. J., Mexico. Battorn M., Breckenridge. Bayne Alex., Pleasant Hill. Bayne W. I., Bedford. Beale J. B. II., Eureka. Beam R. F., Neosho. Beamer James, (e) De Soto. Beaumont Thomas, Weston. Beck J. G., Sedalia. Beckwith E. L., Clinton. Bedell J. W., (m) Elk Mills. Beecher Sanford B., (e) St. Cloud. Studied 3 years. Beeman S., Chillicothe. Beidelman R. B., (e) Forest City. Bell I). F., Miami. Bell J. M., Dresden. Bell John B., Potosi. Bell J. R., Dresden. Bell Lee T., Sidney. Belt James, Napoleon. Belt J. W. D., (m) Mount View. Bennett J. II., Kansas City. Bennett Y., (e) Leroy. Benton Francis J., Centralia. Att. lect. at St. Louis rued, coll., 1870-71; member med. soc. of Boone co. Berce S., Gates. BerghofF John Theodore, St. Joseph. M. D., med. dep’t of St. Louis univ., 1855; member med. soc. of Mo., and med. soc. of St. Joseph; coroner for Buchanan co.; exam. surg. U. S. pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Berkley Hugh, De Soto. Bernard A. C., (e) Haynesville. Bernard Janies C., Haynesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1854; mem- ber med. asso. of Mo. Berry N. E., Linn Creek. Berry William R., Macon. Berryman G. Q., Ironton. Bertram William, St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. asso. of Mo. Bibb Alexander L., Huntsville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Bickett J. A., Bridgewater. Bickford W. W., (e) Montgomery City. Bickwell T. F., Neosho. Bides Henry J., Marble Ilill. Bigg R. B., Sulphur Springs. Biggur A. P., Warrensburgh. 410 BIE MISSOURI. BRO Bierwith Augustus M., Cape Girardeau. M. D., univ. of Leipsic, Saxony, 1872; ass’t surg. in German army during Franco-German war; —author of “Variola sine Variolis,” Leipsic, 1872. Bills N. M. II., (e) Hone House. Birch G. B., (h) Hannibal. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1856; Mo. homceo. med. coll., 1870; member Am. inst. of homceo. Birch W. S., Snow Hill. Bishop E. W., Sweet Home. Bishop G. E., St. Joseph. Bishop P. H., Brunot. Black O. II., New Garden. Black It. D., Columbus. Black S. C., Edina. Black William E., Concord. Black W. H., Breckenridge. Blackburn C. J., Bethany. Blackburn J. W., Rock Port. Member med. asso. of Mo. Blackwell John A., Forestell. A. B., Wabash coll., 1858; A. M., 1861; att. lect. at Jefferson med. coll.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Blaine John, St. James. Blair William, Huntsville. Blake Joel Houston, Nevada City. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1861. Blakely J. T., Butlerville. Bland W. W., Plattsburgh. Bledsoe John, Perry. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1867. Bleu Arthur, (e) Chillicothe. Blockford James, Pleasant Hill. Board J. IT., Minersville. Boarman C. S., Kansas City. Boarman C. F., Booneville. Boas Robert J., Avoca. Bodine J. R., Montgomery City. Bogan W. L., Montevallo. Bogie Marcus Aurelius, Kansas City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; Long Island coll, hosp., 1864. Bolton R. S., Holden. Bolton T. L., (e) Lexington. Bond Simeon, Locust Mound. Bonifant Beniamin, Weston. Bonham M. N., Franklin. Bonney S. F., Canton. Boomer ———, Mt. Pleasant. Boone J. D., Versailles. Boorman J. A., Kansas City. Booth R. W., St. Cloud. Boseman Henry, St. Marv. Bottom Montgomery, Breckenridge. M. I)., med. coll, of Va., 1849; pres. med. soc. of Caldwell co.; member med. asso. of Mo.; med. soc. of Va., and med. soc. of Galena. Boucher D. P., Cairo. Boulwar F. C.. Butler. Boulwore W. P.. Lexington. Bouton George W., May View. Bouton Henry, Concordia. Bowers John P., (e) Cherryville. Bowles E. B., Jake’s Prairie. Bowles William II., Lane’s Prairie. Boyce S. F., Chillicothe. Boyd Elias Butler, Cold Water. Attended lectures med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1867-68. Boyd M. B., Cold Water. Boyd William A., Myers. Boyd William, Salem. Boyer W. F., Sedalia. Bracken W. S., Kingston. Bracklin D. T., Westphalia. Bradfleld L. T., Bush Tower. Bradley II., (h) St. Joseph. Bradlyford H., Tuscumbia. Brady J., Brownsville. Bramizer G. W., fh) Marshall. Brand C. B., Little Osage. Brand John M., Graham. Brandt Henry, Cappelu. Brasher W. F., Camden. Breese C., Carthage. Brent J. W., Tipton. Bressler William L., Nor borne. Brewer F., Waynesville. Brewster Thomas S., Hillsboro’. Brickey II. P., Lone Cedar. Bridewell J. II., Charleston. Bridgeman I). A., (e) Marble Hill. Bridges James M., (e) Neosho. Bridgewood T. II., (e) Gayoso. Brinkman F. W., Woollam. Briscoe A., Frankfort. Briscoe J. J., St. Peters. Briscoe R. D., High Hill. Briscoe It. S., Monticello. Bristol B. J., (h) Webster. Brittingham F. L., Hannibal. Brittingliam L. B., Hannibal. Britts J. II., Clinton. Brock William A., St. Joseph. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; cor. sec. med. asso. of St. Joseph, med. asso. of Mo. Brocken T. J., Caruthersville. Bronaugh Joseph, Calhoun. Bronaugh John, Calhoun. Brook Cyrus, Hematite. Brookliard, J. T., Harrisonville. Brooks E. M., Keytesville. Brooks Robert F., Carthage. A. B., Miami univ., 1S58; A. M., 1863 ; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864 ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 1864; passed ass’t surg. 1866-69. Broome George W., Moberly. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1872; rec. sec. med. soc. of Bandolph co.; member Mo. med. asso., and Am. med. asso. Brosus G. W., (m) Gallatin. Brown A. B., Rosendale. Brown A. F., Reedsville. Brown A. G., Alexandria. Brown A. II. C., Dresden. Brown A. P., Malta Bend. Brown B. D., Martinsburgh. Brown David, Dresden. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Brown Geo. C. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1874. Brown G. II., Arrow Rock. Brown James T., Independence. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1853. Brown J. B., (m) Little Osage. Brown James T., Bellefontaine. Brown Joseph A. C., Dresden. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1858; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. of Pe$tis co. BRO MISSOURI. CAR 411 Brown Lewis, Chillicothe. Brown M. A., Miami. Brown Spencer W., Waverly. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Brown W. A., Black Oak. Brown Wade, (m) Williamsburgli. Brown W. E., Fillmore. Brown William, (m) Gallatin. Browne L. R., (e) Shelbina. _ Browne Robert H., Kirksville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; pres. med. soc. of N. E. Mo.; member med. asso. of Mo., Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. 111. vols. Browning E., (e) Yerona. Bruce M., Overton. Bruce M. R., Lancaster. Bruce T. R., Old Mines. Bruner J. F., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of Mo. Bruner John E., St. Charles. Brumfield R. B., James’ Bayou. Bruton F. J., Centralia. Bryan A., Carthage. Bryan ,T. A., Ada! Bryan T. A., St. Catharine. Member med. asso. of Mo. Bryant David A., Hickman’s Mills. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1850. Bryant F. M., (e) Greenfield. Bryant John, Sr., Independence. Bryant John, Jr., Independence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Bryant L. M., Turnback. Bryant W. II., Gainesville. Bryant W. H., Savannah. M D., Louisville med. coll., 1853; member med. asso. of Mo. Buchanan A. H., Hardin. Buchanan George W., Richmond. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Buchanan James Robt., Clarksville. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Buck Silas F., (m) Wellsville. Buckhonn Richard, Phelps. Buckhonn R. N., (e) Phelps. Buckhonn R. S., Linden. Buckley N. II., (e) Racine. Bueckman F., Pilot Knob. Buford Edward, Point Pleasant. Bull J., Concordia. Bull James F., Hannibal. Bumgardner J., Osceola. Bumps G. S., Forbes’ Station. Member med. asso. of Mo. Bumps Jason, Elm Grove. Bunch J., Commerce. Bunget Charles J., Warrentown. Bunker Samuel, Omaha. Bunnell David, Millport. Burch Benjamin Franklin, Washington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1845; member med. soc. of Franklin co., med. soc. of Mo., and board of health. t Buren W. F., Goshen. Burford K. H., Burfordsville. Burgess Ernest A., Altenburgli. Burgin F. N., (e) Brooklyn. Burk B. J., Lathrop. Burns E. S., Relfe. Burt J. M., Kirksville. Burton John, Kirksville. Bush R. II., Abernathy. Butcher W. E., Fillmore. Buthurst R. A., (m) Lonora. Butler P., Washington. Butler P. W., Beauford. Butnam W. C. P., Hartford. Butterfield Ralph, Kansas City. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1839 ; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1843 (retired). Byrd J. Y., Rockport. Byrne John, St. Mary’s. A. M., St. Mary’s coll., Baltimore, Md., 1837; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1837; ex-demonst. of anat. med. dep’t univ. of Md.; surg. U. S. army 15 years. Cabel Robert II., Lindley. Cable S. L., Hermitage. Cadle I. E., Chillicothe. Cad well J. W., Kansas City. Caffee A. H., Carthage. Calbern J. W., Morristown. Caldwell Walter, (m) Middletown. Calhoun Josiah, Maryville. Calhoun William, Warrensburgh. Calkins James B., Pacific. Callaway I. E., Rosanna. Callett Edward L., Aurora. Calloway J. B., Nevada City. Cameron C. C., (h) Carthage. Campbell A. J., Saverton. Campbell B. J., Moberly. Campbell C. C., Knobnoster. Campbell Daniel Boone. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Campbell J. A., Parkerville. Campbell L.. Newton. Campbell Malcolm Munro, Albany. M. £>., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871. Campbell Robt. William, Bowling Green. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Campbell S. J., Byler’s Mills. Campbell Taylor A., Edina. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Campbell W. II. H., Mount Hope. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Canfield M. L., Dundas. Cannon James William, Jackson. A. B., Princeton coll., N. J., 1860; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1863. Cantrel W., Hartville. Cantwell E. J., New Boston. Cantwell J. S., Bucklin. Caplo Charles, (e) Amazonia. Caraway T. F., Spring Hill. Carlock W. Isaac, Rock Prairie. M. D., St, Louis med. coll., 1873. Carpenter S. F., Osborne. Member med. asso. of Mo. Carpenter W. B., Fox. Carpenter W. II., Chapel Hill. Carr A., Caledonia. Carr E. M., (m) Florence. Carr F., Providence. Carr Munson, Caledonia. Carroll W. E., Commerce. Carson Charles F., St. Genevieve. Carson William, West Ely. 412 CAR MISSOURI, CUJN Carter Americus Jackson, Decaturville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1833; member med. soc. of Caledonia co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Carter Charles Leonidas, Holden. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1862; ex-pres. med. soc. of Holden; hon. member med. soc. of St. Louis; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years, 3 months; —author of “ General Pathology and its Iiela- lation to Practical Medicine,” 1867. Carter James, Sedalia. Att. lect. at Ohio med. coll., 1864-65-66. Carter John A., Carthage. Carter John D., Mt. Vernon. Carter Richard, (m) Missouri City. Carter Robert, Dover. Carter W. W. Member med. soc. of Andrew co. Carver H. M., Guilford. Case George S., Baden. Casey F. T\, Kansas City. Cash Richard, Buttsville. Cass James S., Seneca. Cassel A. B., Lee’s Summit. Cassity Peter Fitch, Marionville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Castileo Joseph N., Hamburgh. Caston C., Chillicothe. Catlett George C., St. Joseph. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member med. soc. of St. Joseph ; surg. confed. army 4 years;— ex-ed. “St. Joseph Med. and Surg. Journal.” Catner George W., Greenfield. Catran Martin Luther, Madisonville. M. D., ined. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 180.3. Caughell Darius Mark, Chamois. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1858. Cayad T. E., (h) Ayersville. Cearnal Henry S., Butler. M. D. (no coll, given); sec. med. soc. of Bates co. Cecil D. T., Coldwater. Chalfant D. Y., (e) Kansas City. Chamberlain J., Hannibal. Chambers Paschal Hickman, Lexington. A. B., Miami univ. 1845 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1S50; member med. soc. of La- fayette co. Chandler C. Q., Rockfort. Chapman Andrew L., Kansas City. A. B., Bethany coll., Va., 1849; A. M., 1860; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1856; cor. sec. med. soc. of Kansas City. Chapman George W., (h) Centre Creek. Chapman Ozias Stephen, Kansas City. M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Kansas City; hosp. stew, confed. army 2i years. Charles D. K., Utica. Charles J. W., Ionia City. Chastine B. P., Marshall. Chastine M. T., Marshall. Chearens Henry M., Ashland. Chembers P. II., Lexington. Chenoweth A. W., Pineville. Cherry Fred., Kingston Furnace. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868. Chesney G. P., New Market. Chesney J. C., New Market. Chesney Jesse Portman, St. Joseph. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 18t>4; rec. sec. med. soc. of Mo.; cor. member gynaecological soc. of Boston; treas. med. soc. of St. Joseph; ex-mem- ber med. soc. of Platte co.;—author of “ Pro- longed Use of Chloroform,” 1865; “Placenta Pra:via,” 1866; “ A Physiological Inquiry,” 1867; “Remarks on Typhoid Fever,” 1868; “ Prolonged Asphyxia,” 1869 ; “ Dilatation of Os Uteri, a Physiological Process,” 1870 ; “Popu- lar Medical Literature,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” and others too numerous to ihen- tion. Chew Joseph, Kansas City. Chew Vernon J., Kansas City. Chiles I. G., Dundee. Childers Josiah, Quincy. Chilton Edward, Montrose. Chinn George E., Franklin. Christian I., Jamestown. Christian R. T., Randolph. Christy R. J., Monticello. Churchell Albert,(m) Nevada. Attend, lects. in physio-med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio. Claffle , Chamois. Clagget Dudley Malcolm, Gray’s Summit. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Clapp C. F., (h) Glasgow. Clark Anderson, Knoxville. Clark E. M., Sweet Home. Clark J. II., (e) Tipton. Clark William, Canton. Clarkson C. A., Malta. Clarkson E. S., Marshall. Clarkson I. R. L., La Grange. Clarkson R. W., May View. Clayton C. F., Hannibal. Clein R. A., Versailles. Clemens J. W., (h) Ferguson. Clements A.R., (h) Savertown. Clift William J., Tliomasville. Clone O. W., Altenburgh. Cloud A. S., Chillicothe. Cock M. M., Coatesville. Coffey E. McD., Camden Point. Cole A. W., Bourbon. Cole Isaac, Trenton. Cole Joseph L., (e) Mineral Point. Cole W. II., (h) Warrensburgh. Coleman , Cottonwood Point. Coleman W. E., Seneca. Coleman Thomas J., Charleston. Colfax A. D., (m) Centre Creek. Colley Silburn Howard, Wavnesville. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1872, member med. soc. of Richland. Collier A. A., Wheeling. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Collins M. B., Glasgow. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Collins S., Terre Haute. Colly II. L., Waynesville. Columbus J. R., Holden. Conant George E., Neosho. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1845; ass’t surg. 3d Wis. vols. Condee A., Sedalia. Cone Jared, Memphis. Conger U. A., Booneville. Connelly Simon, La Grange. CON MISSOURI DIM 413 Conover Richard Ashton, Peculiar. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; surg. U.S. army 3 years. Conway Samuel, Lamonte. Conwell George, La Grange. Cook M. M., Coatesville. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1873. Cook R. G., Bloomfield. Cooley F., Kansas City. Cooms Theodore, Booneville. Coon L., Elkton. Coon William, Elkton. Cooper James, Trenton. Cooper J. C., Carrollton. Cooper J. M., Cooper Hill. Cooper Joel Sanders, Brookfield. M. O., Miami med. coll., 1867 ; member med. asso. of Linn co.; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. Coppage F. M., Relfe. Cordon Vincent, Shelbina. Corey J. C., Kansas City. Cotton T. S., Bloomfield. Cowen O. W., Bloomfield. Cox B. II., Stewartsville. Cox George M., Springfield. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Cox J. B., French Village. Cox Jesse C., Patterson. Cox John T., Moberly. Cox S. B., Catharine. Cox William, Chalk Level. Craft Stewart Conklin, Polo. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1867. Cramer John W.. Sedgewickville. Crandall W. L., Salem. Craven James T., Palmyra. Cravens B. F., Lake Springs. Cravens J. M., Gallatin. Crawford C. D., Millersville. Crawford J. IE, Florida. Crawford J. II., Mexico. Crawford S. K., Warsaw. Crawford W. H., Mirabile. Crellin W. K., Chillicothe. Crockett G. F., Albany. Cromer John H., Jr., Knoxville. Crook V. II., Marquand. Cross II. W., Brunswick. Crow Asbury M., Kansas City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Crow G. W., (e) Carthage. Crow II. II. W., Paris. Crowder J. N., Excelsior. Crowell A. A., Charleston. Crull A., Ditmer’s,Store. Crump W. A., Sand Hill. Crutcher A. L., Leesburgh. Crutelby George C., Miles Point. Culbertson Andrew J., Stewartsville. Member med. asso. of Mo.; surg. Mo. militia. Cullum J. R., Green Ridge. » Cundiff W. H. II., Pleasant Hill. Cunningham J. F., Brunswick. Curran L. C., Sikeston. Curtis J. II., Kansas City. Curtis J. T., Kansas City. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Cutler S. P., Warrensburgh. Dade J., Belle Air. Dailey W. M., Corning. Dalton II. C., Marquand. Dalton Robert II., Ellerdsville. Daniels Moses, (m) Bancroft. Darley Charles II., (m) St. Joseph. Darley John, A villa. Davenport G-eorge II., Bolckow. Davenport R. O., Brunswick. Davidson A. C., Jetferson City. Davidson H. C., Reeves Station. Davidson J. II., Charleston. Davis A. A., Marshall. Davis A. C., Greenfield. Davis Benjamin, Richmond. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Davis E. C., Hunnewell. Davis E. P., (m) Montevallo. Davis F. M., Spring Hill. Davis F. T., St. Joseph. Member med. asso. of Mo. Davis G. II., Neosho. Davis G. W., Pleasantville. Davis G. W., Butler. Davis J., St. .Joseph. Davis John II., New Port. Davis J. L., Lucas. Davis John N., (m) Knobnoster. Davison William A., .Jr., Jefferson City. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Day F., Bardstown. Day J., Kansas City. Day James A., Ilalleck. Deadman William, Lone Jack. Dean J. W., Maryville. Dean Y. S., Lone Jack. Deigel Edward, Carrollton. De La Vergne Y. D., (m) Clinton. De Licun L., Baden. Denham S. M., Kearney. Denis James, Cross Roads. Dennett J. P., Clinton. Dennis Enoch, Piketon. Dent J. F., Breckenridge. Dent T. A., Maysville. Derner J. W, Laman. Detweiler E. L., Catawissa. Dewey George M., Iveytesville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Dewey S. I., Spring Hill. Dewey S. J., Kansas City. Member med. soc. of Caldwell co., and Am. med. asso. De Wint F., Commerce. Dewitt Joel, Milan. Dice J. R., Caloma. Dick J. F,, Clarkton. Dickerson D’Estaing, Kansas City. M. D., Albany med. univ. of N. Y., 1857; mem- ber med. soc. of Kansas City; prof, of materia medica and therapeutics, coll, of phys. and surg. Kansas City; health officer, and surg. in charge Kansas City hosp. 3 years; surg. in army 4 yrs. Diedaricks N., Macon. Diehr Fred., St. Charles. Dietmaun Justian, Holstien. Dietzel H., Herman. Dill Edward W., Westport. Dillie L., Osceola. Dimmitt James Price, Clinton. M. D. (no coll, given); rec. sec. med. soc. of Henry co.; member med. asso. of Mo., Am. med. asso.; cor. sec. med. asso. of Mo.; act. ass’t surg. army 3 years. 414 DIM MISSOURI. EST Dimmitt Philip T., Shelbyville. M. IX, med. dep’t Mo. univ., 1849; pres. med. soc. of Shelbyville. Dimmit Philo. Member Am. med. asso. Divelbiss, S. B., Butler. Dixon L. M., Elston. Dockery Alex. M., Chillicothe. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865; member med. asso. of Mo., med. soc. of Dorington co., board of curators univ. of Mo., board of health, Chil- licothe ; phys. Dorington co. Dodge A., Hannibal. Dodson S. M., (m) Martinsburgh. Dodson W. M., Wet Glaze. Doggett Cyrus, Moberly. Doherty R. J., Brasley. Donehou Thos., Medoc. Donelan E. A., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. asso. of Mo. Donnell L. II., Fredericktown. Donnell S. M., Irondale. Dorrell W., Osceola. Dorries A. P., Parkville. Dorsey J. A., Galesburgh. Dougherty W. W., Liberty. Member med. asso. of Mo. Douglass E. R., Martinsburgh. Att. lectures at St. Louis med. coll.; med. exam, life ins. co. Dountain C. II., Taberville. Douthit John Emory, Kingsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; ass’t surg. confed. army during war. Dowday J., (m) Brooklyn. Downing A. T., De Kalb co. Member med. asso. of Mo. Doyle Thomas H., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. soc. of Mo. Dozier R. L., Osceola, Drake William, Stephen’s Station. Drewel Fred., Bay. Drusscomb Edward, Kansas City. Dudley C. F., New Florence. Dudley IT., Doniphan. Duffieid Edward, Hannibal. Duffield S., Lee’s Summit. Dunbar Nelson, Warrensburgh. Dunbaran John, Golden City. Duncan Edward, Mexico. Duncan W. II., Columbia. Dunham W. II., Happy Talley. Dunkley B. F., Sigel. Dunlap James M., High Point. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1857; Mo. med. coll., 1870. Dunlap John North, Miami. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1843; ass’t surg. in Mexican war. Dunlap M. A., Centretown. M. D., St. Louis med. coll.; surg. Mo. militia 2 years. Dunlay H. F., Avilla. Dunn George W., Georgia City. Dunn James B., Maysville. Dunn John W., Roclvport. Dunn M. V., Bigelow. Dunn S. M., Maysville. Dunn Thomas J., Maysville. Dunn W. I., Pacific. Durand W. St. V., (m) Mexico. Durmont G. W., Austin. Durrett F. It., Arrow Rock. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Dursclimer C., Stringtown. Dutt M., Bourboise. Dwight Richard Yeadon, Pleasant Green. M. IX, med. coll, of S. C., 1859; ass’t surg. confed. army. Dye Albert Augustus, Lamar. M. D., Rush med. coll., Chicago, 1871; U. S. exam, surg. for pensions. Dyke Sami., New Castle. Dysart B. G., Paris. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Eagle H. P., St. Cloud. Earl D., Kansas City. Eastman F. C., Alta Yista. Eaton T. J., Kansas City. Prof, of chem. coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City. Ebert Edwin, Neosho. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1850; member med. soc. of Newton co.; surg. in army 4 years. Edelin R. M., Etna. Edgar J. L., Lake Creek. Edson G. M., Oregon. Edwards Benjamin F., Kirkwood. Edwards G., Brunswick. Edwards John C., Cottleville. Eggleston J. W., Washburne. Eidson II. J.. Bedford. Eirard Francis, Argo. Elder R. D., (m) Knobnoster. Elders G. W. N., Cedar Hill. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Elridge A. W., Clinton. Elfield E. A., Drake. Elliott George W., Rocheport. Elliott T. D., St. Johns. Ellis J. S.j Salem. Ellis Lewis, (h) Aversville. Ellis Samuel, Lee’s Summit. Ellis William II., Pisgah. Ellswick E., Montevallo. Elston A., Elston. Elston James Anthony, Elston. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Central Mo. Elston John William, Weston. M. IX, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; ass’t surg. U. S. navy,1869. Ely J. H., Palmyra. Emerson Samuel, Tabo. Emery M. D., Glaze City. Enders F. H., Cape Girardeau. Endicutt James M., Milford. Engrove J. W.. Pleasant Hill. Enlove John, Camsville. Enright M. C., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph. Epperson II. C., (m) Greenfield. Erwin A. J., (e) Waynesville. Essig F. V., Plattsburgh. Essig Harry, Plattsburgh. Estes F. M., Clinton. EST MISSOURI GAI 415 Estes Henderson. Member med. soc. of Nodaway co. Ettmeuller Gus., Hermann. Evans A. F., Vernon. Evans A. J., Oregon. Evans Edwin C., Booneville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Evans William, Plattsburgh. Evans W. C., Kansas City. Prof. clin. med. and dis. of children in coll, pliys. and surg. of Kansas City. Evans W. E., Point Pleasant. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Evans William E., Rocheport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1868; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Evans William H., Smith City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Evard Francis, Argo. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1860; surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. Evins W., De Soto. Ewing L. A., (m) Little Osage. Ewing William D., Arrow Rock. Ewright M. C., St. Joseph. Faehndrich J., Loose Creek. Fairchild M. A., Hannibal. Falus William, Bethany. Fanar G. W., Ironton. Farmer John C., Libertvville. Farmer John P., Pineville. Farmer W. Reze, Hillsboro'’. Farran A., Independence. Farrar Geo. Washington, Ironton. A. B., Arcadia coll., 1851; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1857. Farrel Jacob, Hampton. Farrow N. U., Warrentown. Faulk W. L-i Woodville. Faulkner Seth Kings, Bolckow. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853 ; hosp. stew- ard U. S. navy 1 year. Feagans George O., Waverly. Fee John, Kansas City. Fekiti , E. St. Louis. Feld John, fh) Kansas City. Feldmann John, fm) Hermann. Ferguson I. G. B., Savannah. M. D., St. Louis med. coll, (no date); sec. med. soc. of Andrew co. Field Thomas, Elm Wood. Finn Eugene, (ml Kansas City. Finn John, (m) Tipton. Finn John, Jr., (m) Kansas City. Fisher Robert L., (m) Bloomfield. Fisher W. G., Jonesboro’. Fitzer John, Booneville. Fitzgerald II. C., Irish Grove. Fitzgerald Oscar D., Ilaynesville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Fitzpatrick Geo. W., Kansas City. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1863 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Flanders F. L., Concordia. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868; hosp. steward 3 . years. Flanner 8. W., Springfield. Fleming N. L., Farmington. Fletcher Robert I., Mooresville. FloenoyF. G., Carrollton. Floyd S. F., Harlin. Floyd William, Milan. Flynn .Tohn, (m) Kansas City. Fonts D. L., Farley. Forbes D. Y., Bloomfield. Ford B. W., Martinsburgh. Ford Fred. G., Bolckow. Ford J., (m) Bethany. Ford James C., New Florence. Foreman J. V., Jonesboro’. Formsbee W. H., Gallatin. Forrest John Murray, Kansas City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Forsee E. B., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. asso. of Mo. Foster A. A., Garden Grove. Foster J. B., Tipton. Foster James W., Camden. Foster T. S., Kirkwood. Foster Thomas W., Cottonwood. Foster William D., (h) Hannibal. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Mo., 1869; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; ass’t surg. Mo. vols. 2 yrs. Foster William H., Marionsville. Foust William, (m) Gayoso. Fowler D. B., Memphis. Fowler J. C., Canton. Fowler J. T., Lakeman. Frame I. P., Gilead. France J. M. D., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph. Franke John X., St. Charles. Franklin L., Shelbina. Frasse Henry, Savannah. Frazer Theodore F., Commerce. Att. lect. univ. of Nashville, 1866-67. Frazie Morris, Nevada City. Frazier George E., Madisonville. Frazier J. H., Ft. Henry. Frazier J. W., Madisonville. Frazier T. S., Morley. Frazz J. W., (h) Holden. Frederick Isaiah, Bevier. French E. T., (e) Pineville. French William, Columbia. Frick William Ei., Oak Grove. Frietag Philip, (e) Pisgah. Frizell John H., Butler. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Fry James, (m) Waldron. Fry John W., Richmond. Fugate Reuben, (m) Charleston. Fulkerson Albert P., St. Joseph. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Fulkerson F. E., Wellington. Fulkerson J. M., Columbus. Fulkerson Putnam S., Wellington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. asso. of Mo. Fullilone F., He Witt. Furbie J. J., Cedarville. Thomas F., Brownsville. Gadlin James H., Miami. Gager Fred. J., Rochester, Gains J. A., Miami. 416 GAI MISSOURI, GUT Gainstead Jno. J., Keytesville. Gaither Harrison, Elk Mills.. Galfy A., (m) Kansas City. Gall Jacob F., Nineveh. Galloway A. B., (m) Charleston. Gamer LX C., Richmond. Gancey Thomas A.. Malta Bend. Ganghofer James, Kansas City. Member med. asso. of Mo. Gant J. C. Iv., Lathrop. Gant J. D., Knoxville. Gardner A. A., Savannah. Gardner J. F. Garnett Harris Thomas, Keytesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Chariton co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 31 years. Garnett II. N., Petra. Garnett R. W., Osceola. Gates William, (e) Sublett. Gay William T., New London. Gayle C. M., Marshall. Geddes John, Florida. Geiger Jacob, St. Joseph. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872; attend, phys. city hosp.; sec. med. asso. of St. Joseph. Gerard E. N., Shelbina. Gerard S. AV\, Hopkins. Gerber F. E., (m) Rich woods. Gerdine A. S., Kansas City. Gerould Martin S., Webster Groves. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; cor. mem- ber med. soc. of St. Louis; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2J years. Gibens H., Crescent Ilill. Gibson Alexander, Steelville. Gibson II. C., Booneville. Gibson R. II., (m) Carrollton. Gideon M. C., Poplar Bluff. Giles G. T., Palmyra. Giles J. E., (e> Carthage. Gill Preston, Salisbury. Gillman William J., Reform. Gillroy Patrick, Cape Girardeau. Gish James C., Meadville. Gisse Charles, Holstein. Givens George W., (m) Warsaw. Givens William M., Gallatin. Glass Barker, Dresden. Glass Z. P.. Hannibal. Glasscock James II., Avoca. M. IX, St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Gleason J. L., Hannibal. Glenn William Ellis, Rolla. Certificate of arts from Apothecaries’ Hall, Dublin, Ireland, 1850; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1856; member med. asso. of S. W. Mo.; lect. on anatomy, physiology and hygiene in Mo. school of mines and metallurgy;—author of paper on “ The Treatment of Variola with S&r- racenia Purpurea.” Glover W. S., Jefferson City. Godly Milton, Lucas. Goden V., Charleston. Gcerlich O., (hi Bay P. O. Goff William, (m) Fredericktown. Goforth E. G., Westport. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City, Mo., 1873. Golden L. D., Charleston. G-orner H. C., Richmond. Gooch Linn, Linneus. Goodman A. J., Preston. Goodi-ich Charles F., New Haven. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years and 3 months. Goodrich C. II., Rocky Mount. Goodrich J. C., Wentzville. Goodson J. E., (e) Callao. Goodwin William C., Columbus. M. D., Jefferson ined. coll., 1853; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Goodykuntz W. R., Caledonia. Gordon G. A., Richmond. Gordon W. A., Hannibal. Gordon William A., Maysville. Gordon William L., Forest City. Gore A. E., Paris. Gore J. A., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of Mo. Goshen C. A., (m) Lee’s Summit. Goslin Asher, Oregon. Grad. Antioch coll., 1855; M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866; member Med. soc. of Mo.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Goslin James Archibald, Kansas City. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Gosney J. IL, Fredericktown. Gosson Gustave, St. Peters. Goulding T. It., Ironton. Grabowski Julian, Cherry Grove. Graham G., Gentryville. Member med. asso. of Mo. Graham W. L., Keytesville. Grammar J. L., Granby. Grannemann C., Morrison. Grant E., (e) Shoalsbury. Graves L. B., Avoca. Gray Clifton S., Nevada City. M. IX, St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Gray E. P., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of Mo. Gray J. P. H., California. M. D., med. dep’t univ., of Mo. Gray La Fayette, Baymore. M. IX, Rush med. coll., 1857. Gray O. P., Salem. Grayson W. II., Bertrand. Grayum J. J., (m) High Point. Gregory W. N., Ironton. Grey E. T., St. Joseph. Greyham G. W., Centreville. Green J. N., Plattsburgh. Green R., (m) Bancroft. Griffith B. A., Elm Grove. Griffith J., Elm Wood. Griffith J..C., Laclede. Griffith L., Thomasville. Griffith N. C., Ironton. Griggs E. I)., Jr., (m) Vernon. Griswold S. C., New Ilaven. Groom F. M., (m) Brooklyn. Gross Fred., (m) Lake Creek. Gross W. M., Patterson. Grove F. A., Kirksville. Groves Amos, Mayville. Guibourd F., St. Genevieve. Guthery A. T., Platte City. HAG MISSOURI, HER 417 Hagan Charles J., Alexandria. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Mo.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Halbert J. B., Cross Timbers. Haley R. D., Trenton. Haley W. C., Marble Hill. Hall E. D., Ionia. Hall Fred. B., St. Clair. Hall L. S., Potosi. Hall M. E., (m) Watson. Hall R. R., Milton. Hall W. R., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hall W. S., (h) St. Joseph. Ilalley G., Kansas City. Prof, of anat. in coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City; member med. asso. of Mo. Halman John B., Booneville. Halstead Joseph S., Breckenridge. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1840. Hamilton II. B., (m) Crab Orchard. Hamilton James, Pleasant Hill. Hamilton Thomas L., Huntsville. Hamilton Wells, (m) Crab Orchard. Hamilton W. E., Morristown. Hamlin D. W., Craig. Hammett J. IX, Huntsville. Hammons D. II., Bedford. Han J. L., Charleston. Hanback J. E., (e) St. Joseph.. Hance F. C., Rockport. Hand E. E., Woodville. Hanger Cornelius, Woodlawnv M. D., Jefferson med. coll.,. 1861; member med. asso. of Monroe co. Hansam John, (h) St. Charles. Hansard Elbert P., Pierce City. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Hanse G. AT., Sedalia. Harbison M. C., Morse’s Mills.. Hardesty N. AV., Cuba. Harding David Eugene,. Grant City. Member med. asso. of Worth City, and board of health. Hardin O. S., Grant City. Hardy AVilliam B., St. Joseph.. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Hargett Rial M., Stonehouse. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Harrington L. Bl, Little Campton. Harris E. R., Egypt Mills.. Harris George F., Lamonte. M. D., med. dep’t Columbia coll., AVashington, D. C., 1847. Harris II. B. C., (m) AYeston. Harris H. IT., Pilot Grove. Harris James D., AVentzville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of Linton dis’t. Harris Jos., Kansas City. Harris J. E., Treuton. Harris J. V., Smith’s City. Harris Jas. W., (m) Knoxville. Harris Samuel S., Jackson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858; house phys. to N. Y. hosp., 1859-61. Harrison G. B., Missouri. Harrison Jas. P., Arlington. Harrison Q. H., (m) Charleston. Harrison S. I., Osage. Hart J. G., (e) Unionville. Hart J. S., Rockville. Harvey D. M., Bower’s Mills.. Harvey 1. Q., Trenton. Harvey J. W., Point Pleasant. Harvey W. C., Roanoke. M. D., Jefl'erson med. coll., 1855. Harwood William S., Bruceton.. M. IX, St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Cooper co. Hasse II. E., De Soto. Haszar Charles, (m) Carrollton. Hatcher M. G., New Madrid.. Hathaway H. H.r Russellville. Ilatler W. C., Bloomfield. Hatton T. O., Morley. Hausmann Aug., Washington. M. D., univ. of Jena, Germany, 1868; ex-phys. German life ins. co. Havens E. ©., (e) Bfeckenridge. Hawkins E. J., Hannibal. Hawkins J. W., Glasgow. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1861. Hawkins; John W., (e) Canton. M. D., Am. med. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio; v.- pres. med. soc. of Lewis co. Hayden M. M., Chillicotlie. Hayman S. H., Seneca. Hays , New Castle. Hays Samuel, (h) Canton. Ilayse T. A., Ridgley. Hazen C. A., Carrollton. Grad, of Franklin coll., Ohio; M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850; treas. Folger med. soc. of Car- rollton. Head Alfred, Millersburgh. Head J. T., James Port. Headlee S. H., St. James. Heath James C., Butler. Heddens William I., St. Joseph. M. D. Jefferson med. coll., 1855; ex-pres. med. soc. of St. Joseph; member med. soc. of Mo.;— one of the editors of “ St. Joseph Medical and Surgical Journal.” Hedges Wm. L., (h) Warrensburgh. M. 1)., homoeo. med. coll, of St. Louis, 1869; ex- pres. of St. Louis homoeo. inst.; phys. to Good Samaritan hosp., St. Louis, 1869. Heiden Chas., (m) Carrollton. Heitz R. A., Palmyra. Helpeg O., La Grange. Ileman Morris, Macon. Hemmingway Carlo, (e) Lake Spring. Henderson , (e) Ellenorah. Henderson A. S., Benton. Henderson James, Marquand. Henderson R. T., Pocahontas. Hendricks E. M., Mt. Yernon. Hendrickson C. EX, (m) St. Joseph. Hendrix U. G., Meadeville. Henning G. A., Cape Girardeau. Henny John E., Fairmont. Henry J. P., Independence. Henry J. R., Little Black. Henson E., Flat Creek. Herefor R. 1L, Easton. Member med. asso. of Mo. Hereford II. T., Westport. Herndon J. A., Pleasant Hill. 418 HER MISSOURI. JAP Ilertich Charles Joseph, St. Genevieve. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Hesse Edward, (m) Carrollton. Heyden Geo. E., Kansas City. Hiekerson J. C., Ilydesburgh. Hicks J. X., Marble Creek. Hickson Columbus, Kansas City. Hiedemann Fred., .New Haven. Hightree Jno. TV., Civil Bend. Hill A. D., (m) Bloomfield. Hill George R., Fredericktown. Hill Thomas C., Georgetown. Hill William T., (m) Calhoun. Hilton William, (e) Chillicothe. Hinckley Lewis, Alanthus Grove. Hixson C., Kansas City. Hooker William A., Harrisonville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Hodges Darius, Bloomfield. Iloex J. F., Clinton. Hoffman J. M., Whitesville. Member med. asso. of Mo. Hogan Martin, Harlem. Holland Britton, (m) Cottonwood Point. Holland Willis S., (e) Warsaw. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1848; eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1854. Holloway Oscar E., Savannah. Holman John B., Booneville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1854 ; member med. soc. of Cooper co.; surg. Mo. vols. 1 year. Ilolt Jas. M., Farley. Holt S. TV., Sturgeon. Hooper TV., Otterville. Hoover J. F., Morristown. Hopkins TV. R., Paulville. Horgatt P. M., Pleasant Mount. Horn Chas., Perryville. Horn J. D., (e) Isadora. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of Worth co. Horn John A., Burfordsville. Hornsby N. L., Carondelet. Horton H. E., Hannibal. Horton L. TV., A villa. Hostetter A. V., (e) Carthage. Ilousemann A., Berger. Houser Jacob H., Grant City. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Worth co.; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. Houston TVm. M., (m) Whitesville. Hovard Byron S., (m) Cameron. Howard F. N., Hannibal. Howard John B., St. Joseph. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; v.-pres. med. soc. of St Joseph. Howard J. II., Fulton. Howard T. A., Fulton. Howard Thomas 8., Savannah. Howard Waid, Jr., Bunceton. M. P., St. Louis med. coll., 1864; member med. j soc. of Cooper co. Howe P. R., Philadelphia. Howe TV. A., Pittsfield. Howell , New Castle. Ilowell E. TV.. Madrid. Howell S. T., New Market. Howendobler J., Maryville. Howerton R. II., Holden. Howlett R. E., Otterville. Hubbard Edward, Marble Hill. Hubbell Clarence G., Columbia. M. D., St. Louis med. coil., 1869; sec. med. soc. of Boone co.; member Linton dist. med. soc. Hubble G. TV., Dayton. Hudspeth J. D., Relfe. Huey George Jefferson, Cape Girardeau. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1848; hosp. steward 13 months of Mexican war. Huff P. T., Memphis. Huff Richard, Cornelia. Huffman John M., Whitesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Andrew co. Hughes B. F., Georgetown. Hughes B. M., King City. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Hughes Charles H., Fulton. Member med. asso. of Mo. Hughes Miles, (e) Sedgwickville. Hughes Sami. S., Iluntingdale. Hughs J., King City. Hughs J. C., Hopkins. Hull A., Kansas City. Hull James, Pocahontas. Humble C., Albany. Humpert Philip, Kansas City. Humphrey Wesley, Mexico. M. D., Castleton, Vt., 1844; member med. soc. of Mexico, med. soc. of Adrian co., Linton dis’t med. soc.; del. to Am. med. asso. Hunt , (e) Union Grove. Hunt E. If., Grant City. Hunt George R., Warrensburgh. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1848; sure;, confed. army 4 years. Huntington C. F., Castorville. Huntley S. B., Alanthus. Hurlbert E. T. M., (h) St. Joseph. Hurley I. M., Sticklerville. Hussey , Mt. Pleasant. Hutchinson G. TV., Jamesport. Hutchinson M. E., Rolla. Hyatt B. F., Macon. Ilyer John, Lake Spring. Idol Jas. K. P., Beaver. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Impey Francis, Fillmore. Ingram TV. G., Bloomfield. Isbell John, Kansas City. Demons, of anat. in coll, of phys. and surg., Kan- sas City, Mo. Ivey J. A., Lexington. Jackson C., Kansas City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868 ; sec. med. soc. of Kansas City. Jackson Jas. P., Bigelow. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1868; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1873. Jackson John TV., Labaddie. Jacobs Chas., Washington. Jacobs M. C., Richmond. James Jos. II., Barnesville. James Lewis, Victoria. M. D., St. Louis med. coll. ; pres. med. soc. of Jefferson co. Japes TV. II., Greenfield. JAU MISSOURI KUH 419 Jaudon Benj. A., Palmyra. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; v.-pres. med. soc. of Marion co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Jeffries F., Glaze City. Jennings B. D., Little Black. Jenny W. II., (h) Kansas City. Jesserick E., Jamestown. Jester Jesse W., Keytesville. . Jewitt J. J., AYheeling. John John, Kingston. Johnson A. C., Plattsburgh. Johnson B. F., im) Platte City. Johnson Chas., Richmond. Johnson Chas. M., St. Charles. Johnson E. G., Syracuse. Johnson F. M., Platte City. Member med. soc. of Mo. Johnson Geo., Gray’s Summit. Johnson Geo. W., Storefield. Johnson J. II., Roscoe. Johnson J. L., (m) Moundville. Johnson John M., (e) Granby. Johnson John N., Bigelow. Johnson J. T., Liberty. Johnson Jesse W., Plattsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Johnson M. V. B., (m) Clinton. Johnson Robert, (m) Warrensburgh. Johnson Thomas W., Bloomfield. Johnson Wane!-, Lindley. Johnson AY. S. D., La Grange. Johnson AVilliam AY., Fayette. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Johnston A. AY., Grant. Johnston J. L., Craig. Johnston T. AY., Kingston. Jones B. B., Grubville. Jones B. C., Poplar Bluff. Jones D., Dundee. Jones Hiram, Craig. Jones I. J., Vienna. -Jones Isaac M., Bolivar. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Jones Jacob B., Sedalia. M. D., St. Louis med. coll.; pres. med. soc. of Pettis co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Mo.; member board of health of Sedalia. .rones J. B., AYatson. -Jones Jas. D., (m) Miron Mills. Jones James M., (e) Danville. Jones Jas. R., Mirabile. Jones J. S., Clinton. Jones Lindsay, Linn. Jones L. J., Liberty. Jones S., Clinton. -Tones S. P.. Dundee. Jones T., AVintersville. Jones Thos. F., Grundy. -Tones T. J., Galloway. Jones AY. N., Frankfort. Jones AYesley, St. Joseph. Jones W. B., (m) Prospect Hill. Jones AYm. B., Cliillicothe. -Jorden W. D., Hickory Hill. Justice II. J., Lancaster. Kamkin AYm. F., Pleasant Hill. Kavanaugh S. G. B., Lomor Station. Kay L. V., Cliillicothe. Kearney J., Chamois. Kee D. P., Paulville. Keith Ezekiel, La Plata. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1861; Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Keith Wm., Sturgeon. Attend, lects. med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1837 -8; member med. soc. of Randolph co., med. soc. of Mo.; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Kelley Thos. G., Windsor. Keltmer T. W., Mt. Vernon. Kendall O. E., Point Pleasant. Kennedy Samuel L., Pleasant Hill. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., New York city, 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Kerr J. A., (m) Ashland. Kessinger J. C., Kiddeville. Kibble H., Roscoe. Kiel A., Bethel. Kierman R. E., Mexico. Kimberlin W. H., St. Joseph. Kimberly Henry, (m) Gayoso. Kimbull John, (e) Corsicana. Kimbull V. AY., Virgil City. Kimlin Tliomas, Lindley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Kimmel Cyrus, Brunswick. M. D. (no coll, given); member med. soc. of Chari- ton co.; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. Mo. vols. 3 years. Kincomaon A. H., Dover. King J. F., Cameron. King Obed, (e) Cassville. King Reuben, Oregon. King R. D., Hamilton. King Willis P., Nevada City. M. L>., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Kinner E. H., Cliffy Dale. Kinney Wm., Kansas City. Kinyoun John Hendricks, Centre View. A. B., univ. coll., N. Y., 1852 ; A. M., 1855 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of New York city, 1859; bri- gade surg. confed. army 4 years. Kirby G. B., Mount View. Kirdley D. J., Paulville. Kirg Willis P., Nevada City. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Kirgon John H., Centre View. Kirkland James, Paris. Kirkpatrick Henry, Austin. Kirkup E., (h) Macon. Klepper B. F., Mirabile. Klepper M. D., Cameron. Kleuber J. II., California. Klueber Emil U., Cottleville. Knapp G. L., Mt. Vernon. Knetf Danl., Kingston. Knight A., Kansas City. Knight A. L., Macon. Knight Chas. F., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. soc. of Mo. Knote P., Civil Bend. Knox L. P., Elizabethtown. Koch Chas. D., St. Joseph. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Krause II. Otto, Jefferson City. Kuhn Adolph, Gravelton. 420 LAC MISSOURI, McC Lacey W. A., Cambridge. Lackett W. A., Flagg Springs. Lacy A. J., Prairie Home. Ladd J. T., Madison. Ladd V. W., Somerset. Lafayette Thomas, (e) Centre Creek. Lafoin E. V., (e) Dade ville. Lamb C. L., Hannibal. Lambert , Putchtown. Lamies J. W., Fredericktowm. Lamson II. L., (e) Lamson J. W., Newtonia. Landaner M. T., Washington. Landis L. B., Marionville. Lane A., Sullivan. Lane A. W., Martinstown. Lane N. A., Cherry Grove. Lankford Alvin P., Kansas City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Lanoix W. II., St. Joseph. Lansdown Geo. W., Oakhurst. Lansdown J. W., Linn Creek. Lapon Jos., (h) Hannibal. Larce B. II., Clinton. Larch E. C. S., Ashland. Lare David, Decaturville. Larey Jacob A. J., Iatan. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1869; member med. soc. of Platte co. Laser A., (h) Holden. One course Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1857-58. Latham Henry W., High Point. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Latimer C. D., Norborne. Latsprick J. R., Holden. Laughlield W., Turney. Lea J. L., (m) Ivnobnoster. Leace J. J., Madrid. Leach Geo. II., Fredericktown. Leach W. S., St. Joseph. Lee John A. J., (e) Humboldt. Lee Robert, (m) St..Charles. Leech T. F., Brownington. Leffingwell A. W., Sullivan. Legg H. R., Washburne. Lehner Michael, Oregon. Leman John R., (m) Warsaw. Lemon J. A., Warsaw. Le Noir W. B., Jefferson. Lenox W. L., Morley. Lenox W. M., Rolla. Lester Thomas B., Kansas City. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Kansas City, and Am. med. asso.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Mo.; prof. prin. and prac. of med. coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army, Mexican war, 1847-48. Levengood George, Deer Ridge. Lewis Eugene R. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1874. Lewis Joseph A., Glasgow. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Lewis J. M., Bethany. Lewis Lawrence, Osceola. Lewis R. B., Flint Hill. Lewis Thomas, St. Clair. Lewton O., Little Black. Liebrandts C., Cameron. Lightner John W., (e) Att. lect. St. Louis med. coll. Lindenwood G. W., Kennett. Lindsay James F., Chain of Rocks. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Lingum J. F., Sarcoxie. Linneker II. A., Rolla. Lipscumb Jno., Montevallo. Little A. F., Chillicothe. Little M., Osage. Loan B. F., Barry. Lockett Geo. W., Thomas. Lockridge J. S., Sturgeon. Loenard II. L., Abernathy. Logan II. IL, Wentzville. Logan J. S., De Witt. Logan W. G., St. Joseph. Lohrnann Louis, Kimmswick. Lone G. W., Westport. Lonergan Albert C., Louisiana. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Long A. S., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. soc. of Mo. Long Ben., Barry. Long Jno., Missouriton. Loomis Geo. M., Easton. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Loomis Martin V., Mendota. Lopez Alonzo, St. Joseph. Lord R., Kansas City. Loving A. S., Wright City. Lowery J. W., (m) Pittsville. Lucas J. R., Hannibal. Luce P., Kearney. Luster Wiley E., Galloway Station. Lykins Johnson, Kansas City. Lyle Alva Evans, Papinsville. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Lyle J. J., Macon. Lynch II. P., Commerce. Lynch R. B., Houston. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Lyons J. R., Moberly. McAdon J. L., Prairie Park. McAllister A. W., Columbia. McAnnally S. M., Allenville. McAnninch J., Johnstown. McArthur Daniel, Grantville. McArthur Thomas W., Chillicothe. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., ts52; member board of health; surg. Ohio vols. 4 years. McCabe F., Palmyra. McCabe John, (hj Kansas City. McCall Wm. S., Reform. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1857. McCallan J. C., Blodgett. McCamant Wm., Morrison. McCandless R. R., Emporia. McCay J. C., Versailles. McClanahan A., (e) Tipton. McClanahan Chas., Meadville. McClelland A. J., Warrensburgh. McClelland M. N., Brownsville. McClintock A. I)., Brasley. McClune J. W., Sedalia. McConnel A., Patterson. McCormas J. M., Sturgeon. McCulloch Jno., Shamrock. McCully Jno. M., Cherry Bark. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McC MISSOURI. MIN 421 McCully W. A., Taborville. McDaniel Alexander S., Miami. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1870. McDearman J., (e) Long Branch. McDonald A., Fayetteville. McDonald C. D., Carrollton. McDonald Donald, Elleard. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. McDonald E., Platte City. McDonald James Henry, Washburn. M. D., univ. of Nashville (n > date); surg. confed. army 3 years;—specialty, surgery. McDowell W. G., Fairfield. McElurath G. A., West Prairie. McFarland Abraham, Hannibal. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. McFarland , Clarksville. McFarland A. F., Lockspring. Att. lect. at St. Louis med. coll.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 V years. McFarland John P., Neosho. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. McFarland J. P., Patterson. McFarland W. W., Concord. McGarney James, Egypt Mills. McGaugh John B., Richmond. McGaugh W. R., Richmond. McGaugliey J. E., Otterville. McGee Jno. W., Middle Grove. McGirk J. B., Sedalia. McGirk N. II., College Mound. McGlade J. L., (e) Osceola. McGrau G. W., (e) Cassville. McGregor , Linn. McIntosh A. J., Brasley. McKay Thomas, Piketon. McKeage J. M., Gray’s Summit. McKenny J., Japan. McKinney J. R., Bellevue. McLendon R. II., (m) Gayoso. McLean E., Washington. McLeod W. O., (e) Shelbyville. McMilliam Jno., Barnesville. McMurtry J. N., (e) Salem. McNab Alexander, Flagg Springs. McNary Robert B., Holden. McNeil Daniel Clarence, Osceola. Hon. M. D., med. coll, of Pa.; member med. soc. of St. Clair; ass’t surg. gen’l hosp., San Antonio, Texas, vols. Mexican war, 1846-47; ass’t surg. and med. direc. during late war; exam. surg. for pensions; member board of health, Osceola. McNutt I. Newton, Pevely. M.D., med. coll, of Va., 1866. McNutt Jno., Middle Grove. McNutt J. II., Pevely. McNutt Robert, Marshall. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; phvs. co. poor- house ; member board of health; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of paper, “Therapeutical Action of Sambucus Canadensis in Albumi- nuria,” 1869. McPheeters J., Medoc. McPheeters S. B., Medoc. M. D., coll. phvs. and surg. of Keokuk, 1863; member med. asso. of Jasper co. McPheeters William M., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Mo. McReynolds James, Deer Ridge. McReynolds Logan, Pleasant Hill. M. D., Louisville med. inst., 1844. McVeigh F. A., Bel voir. Mac y L., Little Black. Mack David, Blue Springs. Maddox William, Buchanan. Magoon Ephraim, Slielbina. Mainer A. H., Altona. Malin J., St. Joseph. Malvey J., Kidder. Mankham W. W., Georgia City. Mann Calvin A., Perryville. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1858. Manning E. AI., Quitman. Manter I). II., Irondale. Mantilon W. W.. Bindley. Marchant J. B., Monticello. Marquis A. C., Osceola. Marrs W., Grant Hill. Marsh J. T., Liberty. A. B., Westminster coll., Mo., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Clay co. Martin Abner, Ashland. Martin A. B., Ironton. Martin A. S., Butler. Martin Jno., (m) Novelty. Martin J. B., Russelville. Martin N. B., Little Black. Martin Robert S., Ashland. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Martin Thomas, Cuba. Martin T. S., Modena. Martin W. A., Liberty. Matherson J. P., (m) Kansas City. Mathews , Alanthus Grove. Mathews E., Bell view. Mathews J. M., Mount Pleasant. Matthews T., Jefferson. Mauning W. Member med. soc. of Nodaway co. Maupin W. T., Columbia. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Maurer August, Ellerdville. Mauzey II. 0., Brunswick. Maxwell Madison, Barnumton. May T. R., Chillicothe. Mayfield S. B., Sedalia. Mead L. C., New Frankfort. Means W. II., Marionsville. Meek Berry, Mound City. Meek C. F., Oregon. Memminger S. B., Kansas City. Menafee P. M., Bonnot’s Mills. Mendenhall J. N., Wheatland. Meng S. T., Dover. Mercer C. F., Brownington. Merrill A. W., Booneville. Merriweather L. D., Roila. Metcalf A., Steel ville. Michael N. B., St. Aubert. Middleton J. H., Otterville. Miles Daniel D., (h) Booneville. Millay L. D., Asper. Miller D. H., Irondale. Miller H. P., Alpha. Miller J. G., Pleasant Hill. Miller John II., Huntsville. Miller J. P., Hermann. Miller W. W., Lee’s Summit. Milligan S., Kansas City. Mineke Louis, (e) Oak Hill. Ming G. II., Sedalia. 422 MIN MISSOURI. OWE Minrand II., (h) Altville. Mitchell F. D., (e) Jonesburgh. Mitchell Geo., Oakhurst. Mitchell John C., Rochester. Mitchell J. M., Knobnoster. Mitchell R. P., Etna. Mitchell S. C., Kew Palestine. Mixon Benjamin L., Callao. Mobley A. B., Kennett. Monahan J. D., Pierce City. Moning Oscar, (m) Americus. Monks E. II., (e) Bethany. Montgomery Edward, Springfield. Member med. soc. of Mo. Montgomery E. J., Sedalia. Member med. soc. of Mo. Montgomery J. W., Warsaw. Montgomery Thomas J., Sedalia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1838; hon. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1858 ; Starling med. coll., 1855; ex-pres. med. soc. of Pettis co.; member med. asso. of Mo.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; med. direct. 3 years. Moody F. C., West Prairie. Moor Alex.. Irondale. Moore A., D *eaturville. Moore A. J., Hancock. Moore Charles Samuel, Plattsburgh. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Moore F. V. , Parkville. • Moore H. P., Watson. Moore James, Portage. Moore Janies D., (m) Hannibal. Moore John E., Calhoun. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Moore John II., Doniphan. Moore John ,T., Soring Hill. Moore Martin Van B., Perry ville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll, (no date). Moore R., Howe’s Mill. Moore R. E., Greenfield. Moore R. H., Round Grove. M. D., med. school of New Orleans; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Moore W. C., Middleburgh. Moore W. II., (e) Queen City. Moorehead J. M. C., Kansas City. Moorman C. P., Bush Ridge. Morehead James M.. (e) Phelps. Morerod E. R., (m) Nevada City. Morgan Joshua, Washburne. Morgan J. M., Graham. Morris I. N., Ettienville. Morris .T. M., Mt. Pleasant. Morris J. T., Kansas City. Morris J. W., Austin. Morris L., (e) Greenfield. Morris Samuel, Rocky Comfort. Morris W. B., Bridgeton. Morrison II. S., Kansas City. Morton , Hannibal. Morton C. II., Smithville. Morton Wm. A.. Liberty. Mosbey W. W., Richmond. Mosey AY., (el Proctor Hill. Moss D. F., (e) Fidelity. Moss George II., Paris. Moss P. S., Otter Creek. Mott J. S., Kansas City. Moulder J. AY., Linn Creek. Mudd James Robert, St. Charles. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Mulholland David. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Mulvey James W., Kidder. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1854. Murphy George AY., Memphis. Murphy II. C., St. Lawrence. Murphy W. P., Springfield. Musgrove John K., La Belle. Musgrove W. II., Canton. Myers D. P., Hobson’s Ferry. Myers James, Cahoka. Myers John T., Randolph. Member med. soc. of Mo. Myrick W. H., Montrose. Nally R. J. P., Washington. Nash I. P., Macon. Neale Lewis C., Marshall. Keepers Samuel, Williamstown. Neff George Ray, Athens. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1870. Kelson J. E., Milan. Kelson Lewis F., (m) Palmyra. Kelson K.. Gilead. Kelson William A., Harlem. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; surg. U. S. navy, 1839-58; surg. confed. army. Kew , Macon. Kewberger J. A., Clinton. Kewlon William R., Kansas City. Kewman A. L., Eagleville. KewmanG. W., Bethany. Kewman J. II.. Wheatland. Kewman W. P., Columbus. Kicliols C. C., Lake Springs. Kichols G. W., Rock Ilill. Kicliols J. S., Canton. Kieman E. M., (h) Phelps. Kifong William. Fredericktown. Kixdorf A. P., Pleasant Farm. Kixon Thomas M., llains’ Prairie. Koal A. E., Brunswick. Koel Jesse, Corning. Noel P. E., Carondelet. Koel W. C., Gayoso. Korman J. W.. Tipton. Korris James, Cannon’s Mills. Norris James, Overton. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1840. Korris T. J., Goodland. Korton B. F., Hannibal. Norton Jas. Jackson, Sidney. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 1852; ass’t surg. Mo. guards 1 year.. Nunn J. II., Hamilton. O’Bryan W. A., Harlem. O’Connor Andrew, Dayton. O’Connor I). J., Kansas City. O’Kelly Thomas R.. Patton. O’Mara Daniel, Potosi. O'Neil S. E., Lathrop. Member med. a««o. of Mo. O’Rear W. C., Fayetteville. Osborn D., (m) Grant City. Osborn M. II., Curran. Ottmer II. C., 'Warrenton. Owens Given, (e) Four Mile. OVE MISSOURI. PRI 423 Overstreet J. M., Smith City. Overstreet W. C., Smith City. Overton A. B., Corsicana. Pace David Thomas, Jackson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis, 1857 ; treas. med. asso. of Cape Girardeau, and med. asso. of S. E. Mo. Packer Mrs. S. B., Kansas City. Pate II. C., Lathrop. Page J. C., St. Charles. Page N. A., Clarkton. Page William R., Maryville. Palley S. W., Brunswick. Palmer H. D., Westport. Palmer L. K., Bridgeport. Palmer W. G., Barnumton. Papplewell S. G., Montevallo. Parker F. M., Howe’s Mill. Parker J. I)., (m) New Florence. Parker R. L., Preston. Parker William C., Point Pleasant. Parker W. H., (e) Cherryville. Parkhurst A., Farmington. Parks W., Hanover. Parrish John E., Memphis. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1869. Parrish Simeon, Craig. Parsons W. Buchanan, Brownsville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Pasley II. G., Clarkton. Patchen U. R., (h) "Hannibal. Patterson A. M., (m) Fredericktown. Patterson II. M., Fredericktown. Patterson T. L., Charleston. Patton ,T. R., Smithville. Payne B., Hagar’s Grove. Payne C. D., Moselle. Payne II. R., Kansas City. Payne P. J., Luray. Peabody Adams, (h) Jefferson City. Peake j. II., North Star. Pearson C. M. I)., med. dep’t Kemper coll., St. Louis, 1844. Peebles Benson, New Madrid. Peery G. F., Albany. Member rued. asso. of Mo. Peery Thos., Wellsville. M. D., Mo. med. coll.; member Linton dis’t med. soc.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Montgomery co. Peiro Frank L., Macon. Pelot Jas. W., Waverly. Pendarvis J. A., Jamestown. Pendleton M., Hickman’s Mills. Pendleton W. J., Pilot Grove. Penn Jas., Creve Coeur. Pennington Wm., Barnesville. Percival C., Marshall. Perkins B., Warrenton. Perkins E. F., Lnneus. Perkins L. R., Salisbury. Perkins P. II.,Linneus. Perkinson Thos. P., Salisbury. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Chariton co. Perry G. F., Albany. Perry Geo. F. Corsicana. Sec. med. asso. of Barry co. Perry Jno., May View. Perry Thos., Wellsville. Perry W. B., Stockton. Peter W., Weston. Pettet L. M., Greenville. Phelps W., Kansas City. Philpot F. B., Salisbury. Pickard L. B., Clarkton. Pierce A. L., Middlebury. Pierce E. L., (m) Kirksville. Pierce W. G., Shibley’s Point. Pierpont A., Cape Girardeau. Pile H. W., Land Mark. Pile Henry W., Sebree. M. I)., Long Island coll, liosp., 1867. Pingry W. B., Roscoe. Pinkston William Douglass, Kingsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854. Pinney E., Preston. Piper N. J., Beverly. Pipkin Charles, Hillsboro’. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Jef- ferson co.; exam. phys. life ins. co. Pippinger James H., Clarence. Pitman A. W., Jonesburgh. Pitman John, Kirkwood. A. B., St. Charles coll., Mo.; M. D., St. Louis med. coll. Pitzer J. T., Loutre Island. Pitszell William, Cainesville. Pocoke H. W., Montgomery City. Poerbeck W. J., (e) Weston. Poindexter E. S., Cbillicotlie. Pollard G. W., Bloomfield. Poison James T., Laclede. Pond Samuel Y., (e) Novelty. Pondnem J. P., Jefferson City. Poot Thomas C.. Charleston. Pope James V., Papinville. Poplin G. L., Poplar Bluff. Porter David R., Kansas City. M. D., med. and surg. coll, of Keokuk, 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; v.-pres. med. soc. of Kansas City ; prof, of materia medica and therapeutics, coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. during late war. Porter S. T. W., (h) Salisbury. Porterfield J. D., Commerce. Poterfield V., Sylvania. Posey J. A.. Missouri City. Poston H. W., Irondale. Potter J. G., Miami. Potts J. S.. Mexico. Powell Albert, Augusta. Powell B. E., Glasgow. Powell H. B., Arrow Rock. Power R., Warrenton. Powers J. A., (e) Labaddia. Powers W. II., (e) Calvey. Prengel E., Concordia. Prentiss Charles A., Humansville. M. D., Nat. med. coll, of D. C.; member clinico- patho. soc. of D. C.; exam. surg. for pensions. Preston M. M., Kansas City. Prevost C., Kansas City. Price Robert A., New Madrid. Price Reuben W., Greenwood. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1861; ass’t surg. in U. S. army 4 years. Priest Albert G., Shelbyville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; ass’t surg. in late war. Prigmore L., Rolla. 424 PRI MISSOURI. ROC Pringle C. R., Snow Hill. Proctor Thomas, Hannibal. Proctor W. II., (e) Unionsville. Prosser L. S., Brunswick. Purcell Michael, St. Joseph. Purkitt C. S., Concordia. Putman Benjamin B., Buckland. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Pyle Elliott, Butler. xVI. ])., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Pyle William, Pattonsburgh. Quarters W. II., Millville. Quigley Jno. M., Peirce City. M. !>., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., (no date); member soc. coll, of med. and surg., Cin- cinnati. Quinlan Joseph, Westphalia. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, N. Y., 1868. Rackhold C., Marshall. Radford T. W., Fayette. Raeheliff S. F., Santa Fe. Rage L., Washington. Ragsdale Edward, Lone Jack. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Rainey Alex., Linn. Rains B. R., Rockport. Member med. asso. of Mo. Rains J. D., La Grange. Raley J. II., Coffeysburgh. Ralph A. G., Missouri City. Ramsey Preston, De Kalb. Randall J. P., Pleasant Ilill. Rankin Henry, Booneville. Raten Jno., Oxford. Raten T., Barry. Raven Otto, Macon. Ray B. B., (m) Elm Grove. Ray G. W., Cassville. Ray Jno., Cassville. Read Nathaniel M., Granville. Grad, of Hampden Sidney coll., Ya.; M. I), univ. of Va., (no dates); ass’t surg. in confed. army and navy. Reberts J. C., (h) Millersville. Records Benj. F., Liberty. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Clay co.;—author of papers, ‘‘ Cerebro- Spinal Meningitis,” 1873. Reddish Robt., Barry. M. I)., Louisville med coll., 1857. Redman E. C., Platte City. Redman Wm., Tipton. Reed A. P., Allinville. Reed N. M., Granville. Reese Alexander William,Warrensburgh. B. S., Hanover coll., Ind.; M. D., Ky. school of med., 1855; ad eund. med. dep’t univ. of Louis- ville, 1867 ; surg. U. S. vols., 1864; exam. surg. for pensions. Reese E. II., (e) Avilla. Reese E. W., Kingston. Reese J. C., Warrensburgh. Reicker R. IT.. Martinsburgh. Reiley R. J., Westohalia. Renick Oscar F., Wellington. Member Am. men. asso. Requa W. C., Butler. Resime J. A., Hamilton. Rhoads August. Papinville. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Rhoads Jno. G., Spring Hill. Rhoads Marcus M., Graham. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll., 1808. Rice Eugene, Miami. Richards Jno. II., Kansas City. Richards J. J., Kansas City. Richards Win. H., Savannah. Richardson Nathan S., Macon. M. 1)., med. coll, of Ohio, 1801; sec. med. soc. of Macon; exam. surg. for pensions; pres, board of education, Macon; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 yrs. Richie Jas., Marquand. Ricky J., (h) Cedar City. Riddler Jno. G., Jefferson City. Riddlemouser William A., Smitlisburgh. M. D., med. dep’t of Washington univ., 1844; member med. soc. of Washington co. Rider Jas. H., Lutesville. M. D., Mo. med. coll., St. Louis, 1870; ass’t surg. and surg. corded, army 4 years. Ridge Isaac, Kansas City. Ridings Alvis W., Sibley. M. I)., Mo. med. coll., 1870. Ridings Jos. C., Middle Grove. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Rigings J. A.. Schuyler. Ringo John W., Parksville. M. 1)., St. Louis med. coll.; member med. soc. of Platte co. Rising R. A., Butler. Risk R. C., Williamstown. M. I)., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1855. Ritcliez Stephen, Liberty. Member med. asso. of Mo. Rives T. L., St. Charles. Rixey Samuel, Platte City. Roark , Chamois. Robbins M. W., Kansas City. Roberts A., Dawn. Roberts C. IL, (h) Jackson. Roberts I., Rocheport. Roberts I. M., Laclede. Roberts J. C., (m) Virgil City. Roberts J. F., Brookfield. Roberts J. L., Millville. Roberts J. M., (e) Bethany. Roberts William R., Rocheport. Robertson A. W., Missouri City. Robertson George Wash., Shotwell. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Robertson R. II., Gallatin. Robertson W. A., St. Joseph. Robertson William H., Columbus. Robinson A. L., Columbia. Robinson A. N., Ridgley. Robinson C. W., Warrensburgh. Robinson J. M., Rowletta. Robinson J. M., Ridgley. Robinson M. M., Greenton. Robinson Thomas B., Columbia. Robison S. L., Bolckow. M. I)., univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1867. Robison Wm. R., Scottsville. Rock E. D., Johnstown. Rocke John B., Van Buren. M. D., two full courses, W. Ya.; member med. soc. of S. E. Mo. Rockwood C. A., Nevada City. ROD MISSOURI. SHO 425 Rodes William R., Santa Fe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Rodgers A. G., (e) Bucklin. Rodgers L. II., Meadville. Rogers Benjamin W., St. Charles. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1849. Rogers Isaac Newton, Kenton. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Rogers J. C., Lee’s Summit. Rogers J. II., Amazonia. Rogers James S., Knobnoster. Rolstin II. J., (m) Lincoln. Ropp George, Creve Cceur. Rose John C., Farmersville. Roseman Henry, St. Mary’s. Ross John, Point Pleasant. Ross J. II., Pilot Grove. Ross M. L., Chillicothe. Ross Thomas B., Sigel. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1866. Rothwell G. M., Sedalia. Royalty R. M., Emerson. Royston E. C. T., Iluntingdale. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873; member med. asso. of Henry co.; ass’t surg. Mo. guards 6 months. Ruble R. P., Hannibal. Ruby A. E., Black Oak Point. Rucker M. J., Keytesville. Rud Lewis, Mining. Rudlin W. G., Hannibal. Ruffin W- H., Lexington. Ruge Charles, Holstein. Ruge Louis, Washington. Ruhl R. H., Cape Girardeau. Runner R. C., (h) Chillicothe. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa.; member eclec. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of homceo. Russell C. D., Crab Orchard. Russell James G., Kansas City. Russell J. J., California. Russell S. N., Mexico. Ruthwell W. A., Huntsville. Ryals William, (e) Callao. Ryme John, St. Mary’s. Saddle Samuel, Mercyville. Sadymann George W., Marble Hill. Salmon G. Y., Clinton. Sample J. A. T., Rushville. Sander August, Patton. Sanders A. J., West Point. Sanders II. P., Plattsburgh. Sands James Robert, Salisbury. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1851. Sarcoin A. A., Washington. Sargeant J. A., Buchanan. Sargent A. D., White Cloud. Saunders S. A., Jollification. Saunders S. H., Otterville. Saville Matthew, Oregon. Schaerff William J., Kansas City. Schaufifler Edward W., Kansas City. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., New York city, 1868; member med. soc. of Kansas City, and Am. med. asso.; rec. sec. med. asso. of Mo.; prof, of physiology coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City;—editor of “ Kansas City Med. Journal.” Schlangenhauf J., Union. Sclilenter F. C., (h) Jackson. Scheveikart Frederick C., Union. Grad. Gymnasium, Darmstadt, Germany, 1834; M. D., Giessen, 1839; att. lectures at Heidelberg and Vienna; ass’t surg. army of Grand Duke of Hesse 4 years; surg. of militia 3 months during late war. Schmitzer H. A., Appleton. Schoen E. F., Pocahontas. Schoen Louis A., Kansas City. Schofield J. L., Holden. Sclioll C. R., Williamsburgh. Schreiner D. W., Prairie City. Schuck John, Santa Fe. Schultz F. B., Wittenberg. Scision William J., (e) Blue Eagle. Scott Charles D., (e) Cedar City. Scott I). M., Athens. Scott Elijah Tate, Fulton. A. B., Centre coll., Ky.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1855; phys. to deaf and dumb asylum of Mo. Scott John F., Jasper. Scott John G., Cameron. Scott M. B., Athens. Scott R. J., (m) Brookfield. Scott S. J., Bedford. Scott W. W., Haynesville. Scroggins T. M., Salisbury. Seaman C. II., (h) Salem. Sears S. W., (e) Bloomington. Seeher W. J., Freedom. Sellers John L., Erie. Sells Samuel, Sticklerville. Selvidge John, (e) Wheatland. Serogg J. Y., Haynesville. Setton F. G., Ashland. Sexton William, Rosendale. Shackelford J. M., New Garden. Shadbourne Thomas, Windsor. Sliadbourne Thomas G., Calhoun. Shannon R. D., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of Mo. Sharp C. L., Cameron. Sharp Jos., Kansas City. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City, 1873. Sharp William, Clark Level. Shattuck M. Y. B., (h) Sedalia. Shaw T. Wilson, Macon. Shaw William S., Silver Lake. Shelby Reuben, Perryville. Shelton W. E., Monegan. Shephard A. F., Iron ton. Shepherd J. T., Craig. Shidy Hamilton, Fulton. Shields D. Howell, Hannibal. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Mo. Shilling Albert, Kimmswick. Shipley Jno. L., Trenton. Shipley R. W., Kansas City. Shirk Adam, Johnstown. M. D., univ. of Pa,, 1862; ass’t phys. Texas State lunatic asylum from 1868 to 1873; act. ass’t surg. in navy 3 years during late war. Shirley B., Hudson. Shivel W. F., Green Ridge. Shively A. H., Pleasant Hill. Shobe A. A., New Haven. Shook Henry, Green Castle. Shore T. M., Chapel Hill. Short B. C., St. Mary’s. 426 SHO STE Short R. T. Member med. asso. of Mo. Shortridge W. T., Weston. Shucli J. F., Kansas City. Slniltz Geo., St. Lawrence. Shumale John L., Sikeston. A. lb, St. Charles coll., Ellicott City, Md., 1851; M. D., St. Louis med. coll. Shuttleworth J. A., Pleasant Hill. Sickels W. A., Greentop. Siemens C. J., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, and med. asso. of Mo. Simmons Francis A., Rochester. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Andrew co.;—author of papers, “ Treatment of Pneumonia; ” “ Foreign Bodies in Nasal Passages; ” “ Reflex Paralysis.” Simmons II. S., Kansas City. Simmons P. O., Alton. Simons Thomas, Pattonsburgh. Simpson William, High Point. Singleton L., Eminence. Sister J. A., (m) Quincy. Sitton J. O., Canaan. Sitton William E., Fort Lyon. Skelly J. J., Chillicothe. Skidmore J. D., Middle Fabies. Slack W. R., Bloomfield. Slaughter P. M., Marionville. Sloan A. B., Kansas City. Sloan J. II., Jackson Corners. Small Andrew Victor, Lexington. M. D., Liege, Belgium, and univ. of Paris, 1840; member med. soc. of Lexington; reg. surg. French army 8 years; surg. of div. confed. army 4 years. Smart John, Seneca. Smith C. B., Enterprise. Smith Edward W., Paris. M. Ib, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Smith G. W., Platte City. Smith Henry, Perryville. Smith Henry J., Sedgewickville. M. D., St. Louis ined. coll., 1865; ass’t surg. Mo. vols. 41 years. Smith J., Pleasant Retreat. Smith J. B., Oakhurst, Smith Joseph D., St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph. Smith J. F., St. Joseph. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Smith J. P., Blackwell’s Station. Smith J. T., Jamestown. Smith Minor J., Independence. Smith N. M., Kingston. Smith Robert E., Savannah. Member med. soc. of Mo. Smith R. E., Agency Ford. Smith R. F., Kansas City. Demons, of auat. coll. phys. and surg. of Kansas City. Smith Robert F., •Hainesville. M. Ib, coll. phvs. and surg. of Kansas City, 1871 ; member med. soc. of Kansas City. Smith Sanford F., Lexington. A. B., Lexington masonic coll.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Lexington. Smith T., Fayette. Smith T. R.,‘Lathrop. Smith T. S., Lexington. MISSOURI. Smith W. W., Trenton. Smith William, Kansas City. Smizer J., Charleston. Sneed A. F., Centralia. Sneed J. C., Kansas City. Snell J. K., Knobnoster. Snelson John B., St. Joseph. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1847; pres, rued. soc. of St. Joseph, 1873;—one of eds. of “ St. Joseph Journal of Med. and Surg.,” 1861. Snethan John, Big Spring. Snethen John, Americus. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Snider Jacob, Four Mile. Snively John, Neosho. Snoddy W. D., Lamonte. Snon C. V., Irish Grove. Snyder J. H., Cameron. Snyder W. J., Hermitage. Soey W. E., Versailles. Sonter H. V., Oakhurst. Soper J., Salisbury. South worth J. W., Glasgow. Spalding Michal F., Bloomsdale. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Sparks Jacob, Benton. Sparks William M., Union. Spears H. C., Longwood. M. lb, med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1850. Speaser W. W., Green Castle. Spence A. P.. ltocheport. Spencer A. M., Waynesville. Spencer Charles W., Plattsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Sperling William, Warrensburgh. Spicer C. W., (e) Fillmore. Spicer David A., Flagg Springs. Sprectenmeyer F., (h) Berger. Spruill Jephtha, Kansas City. Stafford A. B., Cameron. Staley J. C., Perryville. Staffer E.. (e) Hamilton. Standish S. L., Butler. Stanford L. V., Chambersburgh. Stanley J. W., Kirksville. Stanley Z. F., Laclede. Stanton J. D., St. Johns. Staples T. E., Ridge Prairie. Stapleton C., Albany. Stark John, Kansas City. M. P., Royal coll, of Glasgow, Scotland, 1863; Licentiate of the faculty of phvs. and surg., Glasgow, Scotland, 1863; member med. soc. of Kansas City: act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years; surg. trans-atlantic steamers 1 year. Starkes , (e) Clarkton. Steele S. II., Cottonwood Point. Steger Leo J., Egypt Mills. Stegman G., Hillsboro’. Stephens J. II., Pleasant Mount. Stephens L. C., Bunceton. Stephenson E., Schleursburgh. Stevens B. F., (e) Baker. Stevens Byron N., Chillicothe. M. Ib, Rush med. coll, of Chicago, 111.; sec. board of health. Stevens B. Q., (h) Hannibal. Stevenson William, Etna. Stewart C. W., Rushville. Stewart J. D., Sedalia. STE MISSOURI, TOD 427 Stewart J. P., Clarksburgh. Stewart J. W., Clinton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Stewart M. A. Germantown. Stewart R., Hudson. Stewart Robert, St. Joseph. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo., St. Louis; member med. soc. of St. Joseph. Still E. C. Macon. Stinner C. O., Luteston. Stockton R. G., Booneville. Stomcil John B., Gayoso. Stone B. L. G., Utica. Stone John, (e) Carthage. Storts C. II., Rolla. Stoover W. H., (e) Kahoka. Stowe A. II., Kansas City. Stratton D. II., Everett. Strode Edward B., New London. M. D., Mo. med. coil., 1854; reg. surg. confed. army 3 years. Stumberg John H., St. Charles. M. IX, St. Louis med. coll., 1862; phys. to St. Charles co. hosp.; surg. of vols. 1J years. Sturgis John, Plattsburgh. Sullivan Amos W., Miami. M. D., Med. dep’t uuiv. of Iowa, 1871. Sullivan G. M., Monticello. Sullivan R. L., (m) Smithville. Suly Thos., (h) Neosho. Sutherland Samuel H., Green Ridge. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1868; nuember med. soc. of Pettis co. Swaney Loren, Kansas City. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City, 1873. Swicegood W. S., Quincy. Swiggart D. W., Milan. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1869. Symmes II., Kansas City. Tadlock A. B., Kansas City. Talbot E. M., Fairville. Talbott James M., Easton. Talbott Perry H., Maryville. Att. lectures Starling med. coll. Talley Jesse R., Millersville. Tally John A., Wentzville. Tally William, Wentzville. Tally W. C., Marble Hill. Tanner William, Bolivar. Tanner W. A., Poplar Bluff. Tansey Grant, Hudson. Tate Chilton L., Cadet. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1869; res. phys. St. Joseph’s Mining co. Tate John, (m) Jones’ Tanyard. Tate Thomas B., La Grange. Taylor , (e) Gentry ville. Taylor A., Hudson. Taylor Alfred B., Kansas City. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1857; Ohio med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Kansas city, med. soc. of Mo., med. soc. of Ind., Am. med. asso.: prof. surg. coll, of phys. and surg. Kansas city ; ass’t surg. Ind. vols. 3 years. Taylor Ernest Aug., Cole Camp. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Taylor F. A., Sherwood. Taylor J. C., (m) Whig Valley. I Taylor Janies IX, Richmond. Taylor J. H., Cape Girardeau. Taylor J. L., Newark. Taylor James M., Rutler. Taylor R. M., Lamonte. Taylor S. W., Waverly. A. B., Centre coll., Danville, Ky.; M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1850. Taylor W. H., (m) Neosho. Tayman A. A., Phelps. Member med. asso. of Mo. Tebbs A. S., Kansas City. Tedford John C., Moberly. ■ M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; ex-pres., now v.-pres., med. soc. of Randolph co. Teed J. L., Kansas City. Prof. gen. pathol. and dis. of the nervous system ; sec. faculty of coll. phys. and surg., Kansas City; member med. asso. of Mo. Tefft j. E., Springfield. Pres. med. soc. of Mo. Temple 33. B., St. Charles. Temple Peter, (h) Lexington. Terrel Thomas, Point Pleasant. Tharp John II., Linneus. Thatcher John Pinkney, Sedalia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; v.-pres. med. soc. of Pettis co.; phys. “ County Farm.” Thatcher R. P., Hannibal. Thebank F. C., Rock Port. Thomas A. S., Mt. Vernon. Thomas F. W. G., Booneville. Thomas John L., Portage. Thomas L. C., Waverly. Thomas Moses, Bellevue. Thomas W. G., Iron Mountain. Thomin George Fred., Kirksville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Butler co., Ohio, and Union dist. Ohio, med. soc. Thompkins J., La Grange. Thompson A. C., Papinville. Thompson C. A., Jefferson City. Thompson John, Bloomfield. Thompson S., Grant. Thomson William, Kansas City. Thorn Joshua, Kansas City. Thorndike , Hannibal. Thornton M. N., Irish Grove. Thornton W. T., Clinton. Thornton Thomas R.. Lee’s Summit. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1868; member Prairie med. soc., Lee’s Summit. Thruston J. B., Versailles. Thurman E. J., Clencoe. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Thurman J. L., Cedarville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1871. Thurmond W. V. R., St. Clair. Tiffin Clayton, Knoxville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll. Tiffin J. W., Knoxville. Tinsley J. D., Caruthersville. Tipton Quincy A., (e) Cottonwood Point. Aft. lect. med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869-70. Tisdale Jno. S., (m) Farley. Toalson T. B., Greenland. Todd F. B., Madison. M. D., Mo. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Monroe co. 428 TOD MISSOURI. WAT Todd Simeon S., Kansas City. M. D., Ind. med. coll., 1849; pres. med. soc. of Kansas City, and med. soc. of Mo.; Boston gyn- aecological soc.; prof, obstet. and dis. of women ; pres, of faculty coll. phys. and surg., Kansas City; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Todd William, Luray. Tolbert George A., Kansas City. Tolman AY. L., Farmington. Tonley L. P., Leesville. Tooley Logan P., Rocheport. M. I)., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Toothman%W. II., (e) La Grange. Torbert John S , Belton. A. B., Warren Green inst., Warrenton, Va., 1847; M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1864. Torbet George A., Kansas City. Torry AY. O., Brookfield. Member med. asso. of Mo. Towles A. L., La Grange. Townley K. W., Chamois. Attend, lects. Mo. med. coll., 1855. Tracy James Lewis, Rockport. M. U., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Tracy J. M., North Point. Tracy John Marquis, (e) Mound City. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1873. Tracy Levi E., Utica. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Trader John W., Sedalia. M. D., Mo. med. coll., I860; member med. soc. of Pettis co., med. soc. of Mo., Am. med. asso., board of health of Sedalia; surg. Mo. vols. 3 years. Trainer C. P., Gayoso. Trevor Hugh, St. Joseph. Member med. soc. of St. Joseph, med. soc. of Mo. Trevy Robert, Calhoun. Trimble AY. IT., (e) Leesburgh. Trollinger ,1. P., Leesville. Troyman J. II., Independence. Troyman L., Independence. Troyman L. AAr., Blue Springs. Tubbs Alonzo, Drake. Tuck Ryland, Booneville. Tucker B. St. G., Marshall. Tucker B. S., AArood Lawn. Tucker George B., Sr., Marshall. Tullus AVilliam, Bethany. Turnbaugh Thomas B., Four Mile. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Dunklin co.; lion, member med. soc. of St. Louis. Turnbull Jno. M., La Motte. Turner A., Cole Camp. Turner S. D., California. Turpin B. B., Nevada City. Tutt B. F., Buncombe. Tutt Samuel J., Kansas City. Tuttle J. AAr., Proctorville. Turver AY. AY., Kansas City. Tyler B. R., Ellerdville. Tyree J. J., (e) Richland. Tyrill J. II., Linn Creek. Tyson J. S., (h) Warrensburgli. Underwood N. M., AAHiite Rock. Upham Henry, (m) Pierce City. Vamin G. AY., Montgomery. Yanburkleo Benjamin E., O’Fallon. M. D., St. Louis ined. coll., 1873. Vance D. M., Kansas City. Yancil Cyrus, (e) Sikeston. Yandemost It. H., Ocffeysburgh. Yandover Caleb, Allenville. Yan Evra C., Kansas City. Vanest Joseph, La Grange. Vanhoy James H., Index. Yanmeter A., Molta Bend. Yan Metre J. H., Ironton. Yan Pelt Isaac, Lamar. Yansycle I). Y., Canton. Vasse William Wood, Fort Henry. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1860; member med, soc. of Randolph co. Vaughan J. W., (mi De Witt. Yaughn James M., (e) Peculiar. Yernon Tinsley, Charleston. Via William P., Columbia. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. Villars Louis J., Frederickton. M.D., St. Louis med. coll., 1850. Yinson W. H., (m) Mandeville. Volgnardson John, Colecamp. Yolker Rudolph Chas., St. James. Yone S. A., (e) Osceola. Yon Koenige A., (m) Carondelet. Wade R. Bay, Morley. Wagner J. P., Chamois. Wagoner Daniel, Carrollton. Waits Arthur E., (m) Rockport. Wakefield M. F., Savannah. Walker C., (m) Memphis. Walker F. J. C., Brownsville. Walker Geo. W., Mound City. Walker H., Yerona. Walker Hugh, (hi Pleasant Hill. Walker Jackson, Bethany. Walker James B., Baden. Walker John, Allenville. Walker John F., Bee Ridge. Walker J. H., Oak Ridge. Walker S. W., North Point. Walker W., Germantown. Walker William, (e) Cassville. Walker W. A., (m) Parks’ Grove. Wallace William, Henry. Walt James W., Calhoun. Ward J. A. R., West Prairie. Ward J. B., Milan. Ward Julius M., Cornelia. M. D., St. Louis*med. coll, (no date). Ward Meredith G., Knobnoster. M. P., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Ward Robert, (e) Big Spring. Ward T. M., St. Thomas. Warner E., Blodgett. Warren James A., Iron Mountain. Warren J. II., Knobnoster. Warren Michael S., Middletown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member med. soc. of Linton co. Warth ,T. E., Nevada City. Washington George, Richmond. Waters D. A., Linwood. Waters West W., New Madrid. Watkins Wm. Woodbury, MineLaMotte. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. WAT MISSOURI. WOO 429 AYatson Berry A., Millersburgh. 31. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. AYatson John E., Santa Fe. Watson Samuel, Columbia. AYatson Thomas J., Freedom. AYatson AY., Sedalia. AYatts J. J., Fayette. AYay E. B., (e) Allenville. AYeams G. A., Rocky Comfort. AYeaver J. S., Cliillicothe. AYebb II. J., Ironton. AYebb Lewis M., Ewing. 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1872. AYebb,AY. C., Dover. Weirick William H., Montrose. 31. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. asso. of Henry co.; ass’t surg. 3Io. vols. AYeisz Herman, Kansas City. Weller George Riley, Gentryville. 31. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Jasper co.; coroner of Jasper co., 111. Wells James, New Melle. AYelsh AYilliam, Lesterville. AYentwood F. A., (h) AYaynesville. AVesscher J. II., (e) Kirksville. AYeyand J. S., Greenwood. AYheeler Amos A., Miami. 31. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Whieler J. AY., (m) Monegan. White Alonzo, Hannibal. 31. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of 3Io. AVliite A. P., Edina. AYhite John A., Ilallsville. AYhite John P., Hannibal. AYhite Thomas J., (m) Boydsville. AYhite U. C., Danville. AYhite AY. R., Gayoso. Whitney Charles, Cape Girardeau. Whitinger D., Kansas City. AYhitinger S. F., Kansas City. Wieland C. F., Leesburgh. AYielan Gustave, Dutzow. AViley J. AY., (e) Bolton. Wilhite W. D., Salisbury. 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of 3Io.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Chariton co. Wilkerson C., Hazel Barrens. Wilkins Fabius M., Clarkton. 31. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859. AYilkinson C., Middleburgh. Willard A. P., Kirksville. Williams Abraham, Kansas City. Williams Benjamin B., (m) Bofckow. AVilliams Charles, Fenton. 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Williams Charles, Wright City. 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Williams C. A., Cliillicothe. Williams C. C., Clinton. AA’Illiams D. B., Kansas City. AYilliams G. A., Booneville. Williams G. AY., Farmington. Williams John II., La Grange. Williams Lawson II., Rowletta. 31. IL, 3Io. med. coll., 1857; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Pettis co. AYilliams O., AVrsailles. AYilliams S. J., Rolla. Williams AY. B., Farmington. Williams William C., O’Fallon. Williams , Gayoso. Williamson J. A., Cape Girardeau. Willis Virgil Alex., Price’s Branch. A. 15., Washington coll., E. Tenn., 1852; 31. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1855; member med. soc. of Linton dis’t; med. officer confed. army 3 years. Wills Lewis, Neosho. AYills S. A., (e) Granby. Wilson Andrew, Bowers’ Mills. Wilson A. H., Cambridge. Wilson George W., Queen City. 31. D., med. dep t univ. of Iowa (no date); member med. asso. of N. E. 3Io. Wilson Henry H., Bindley. 31. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1869. Wilson H. M., Forest City. Wilson Isaac, Alta Vista. Wilson James F., Carthage. Wilson James M., (m) Independence. Wilson James AY., South Point. AArilson J. T., Weston. Alember med. soc. of 3!o. Wilson Joseph G., Cairo. 31. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, Iowa., 1873; Am. med. asso., 1872. AArilson L. A., Bolla. AYilson M., (m) Hamilton. AYilson N. C., Kansas City. AYilson William, Granby. AYilson AY. B., Cape Girardeau. AYilson W. C., (e) Mt. Vernon. AYilson AY. IB, Vienna. Winfrey Caleb, Pleasant Hill. 31. I)., med. dep’t of St. Louis univ., 1847; surg. confed. army 4 years. Winn Thomas A., Libertyville. Student Western 31ill inst., Ky., 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1861. AYiniston B. AY., Jefferson City. AYiniston G. B., Jefferson City. AYinslow G. B. Pres. med. soc. of central 3Io. AYintrode J. V., Kansas City. AVithers II. P., Pierce City. AYitte August, Perryville. AYitten R. AY., Edinburgh. AVitter M. G., (m) Duroc. AYoerner Philip, Appleton. AYolgamott George AY., Memphis. AYollheim Seigfried, Cape Girardeau. AYolstill John, Bedford. AYolyerton Thompson, Marble Hill. Wood A. G., Shelbina. 31. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, Iowa, 1859; member med. soc. of Shelby co. AYood IL D., Saline City. AYood E. P., Kansas City. Wood John Day, Pink Hill. 31. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1865. AYood J. L., Atlanta. AVood Joseph M., Kansas City. Emeritus prof. surg. coll, of phys. and surg. Kan- sas City. AYood John T., Rocheport. Wood P. E., California. Wood P. M., Storefield. 31. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Kansas City, 1873. 430 WOO MISSOURI. YOU AVood Robert L., Kansas City. AVoodall James, Linn Creek. Woodbridge M. B., Stockton. Woodfin M. II., Syracuse. AVoodlin F. M., Syracuse. Woods AV. E., (e) Carthage. AVoodson J. B., Kansas City. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. AVood ward AV. II., Sr., Fillmore. AVoodward AV. H., Jr., Bolckow. AVooldridge J., Rocheport. AVoolsey A., Fierce City. AVorkman William J., Knobnoster. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1873. Wright E. B., Competition. Wright John, Oxford. Wright J. P., (e) Baker. Wright T. J., Calhoun. Wuth Alex., (h) Washington. Yancey A. L., Hunnewell. Yarger W. O., Kansas City. Yates Paul Christian, Jacksonville. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1861; surg. confed. army 4 years. Yates W. F., Richmond. Yates W. J., Kearney. York AY II., Shelbina. Young A., Columbia. Young G. B., Calhoun. Young George AV., Lexington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Young L. Ar., De Soto. Young AVm., Centretown. MEDICAL REGISTER (IF THE TERRITORY (IF MONTANA. The Territory of Montana was formed May 26, 1864. It then embraced portions of territory which had at different times been included in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Dakota and Nebraska Territories, and covered an area of 143,776 square miles. This was the extent of surface in 1870 ; since that date 2000 square miles have been added from the Territory of Dakota, making its present area 145,776 square miles. The population, as it existed in 1870, was 20,595, and the number of physicians and surgeons 42. Phthisis is the cause of nine per cent, of the annual number of deaths?. “ The name Montana is of Spanish origin, meaning mountainous, an appellation particularly applicable to this Territory. The Indians gave it the name of ‘ Tayabe-shockup,’ or the country of the mountains.” (Land Office Report, 1869, p. 159.) This region consists of three basins, one on the east, one on the west, and one within the ranges' of the Rocky Mountains. Spurs from the main chain subdivide these basins into a number of valleys, which are connected one with another by numerous gaps or passes. The basin west of the mountains is drained by the Missoula and Flat Head rivers and their'branches, and contains the beautiful Flat Head Lake. Numerous spurs from the main range divide this basin into valleys of great beauty and fertility. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that this region is full of precious metals, the Bitter Root Moun- tains, whose lofty peaks are covered with eternal snows, and the great Rocky Range, upon both its slopes, yielding between the years 1863 and 1872 $130,000,000 worth of gold. In the production of this precious metal this Territory is second only to California. The central basin embraces all the country enclosed by the mountain ranges. In this basin and the corresponding one on the western side of the rocky range, is contained nearly all the present population and agricultural and mineral wealth of the Territory. It is traversed by the Missouri river and its numerous branches. The climate is milder than the latitude and elevation would seem to indicate, and the soil is unsurpassed for productiveness. All that portion of the Territory east of the mountain range may be called the eastern basin. This region is drained by the Missouri, the Yellowstone, and their branches, and though some- what mountainous, is not as much so as the rest of the Territory. A part of this region is “ the bad lands,” but other portions are very fertile. Gold, as before stated, and silver are found in large quantities. Copper is abundant, but has not yet been worked. “ There is a small stream in this Territory which, holding copper in solution, precipitates it on iron utensils left in the water.” Iron and coal exist in immense quantities. Tin, cinnabar, zinc, lead, antimony and precious stones are found. The northern trending of the iso- thermal lines gives this Territory a much milder climate than is usually found in such latitudes. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF MONTANA. Numerous Hot Springs are found in different sections of the Territory. In Madison county is the “ Hot Spring District,” in which six Springs are found whose principal mineral constituent is lime; the temperature of three of them varying from 110° to 124° Fahr., while the remaining three have a temperature of from 64° to 76° Fahr. These springs are 4804 feet above the level of the sea. (United States Geological Survey of Montana, 1871, pp. 172,197.) In Deer Lodge Valley is a mound thirty feet high, one hundred feet in diameter at the base, and thirty feet at the top, where is to be found a Spring three feet in diameter, the water of which is nearly at the boiling point. This water contains silica and iron, and the whole mound is found to consist of deposits formed from the Spring during countless ages. (Land Office Report, 1870, p. 131.) There are many other Springs in Montana, but they have not been made of service in the cure of disease, although the day cannot be far distant when they will become useful and popular places of resort. We have no knowledge of any medical institutions or societies in this Territory. MINERAL SPRINGS OF MONTANA. 431 MEDICAL DIRECTORY Of THE TERRITORY OF MONTANA. BAK YAG Baker J. P., Missoula. Blakeley II. P., (e) Radersburgh. Bowie II. S., Deer Lodge. Brooke B. C., Helena. Bullard W. C., Helena. Crepin Henry, Deer Lodge. 4 Deams L., Virginia City. Eidler Geo., Silver Store. Frank , Helena. Gager Ejlward Finley, Virginia City. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1856; two courses at univ. of N. Y., 1864-65. Glick J. S., Helena. Harlow C. E., Helena. Hencke E., Missoula. Holmes L. E., Deer Lodge. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Hunter R. J., (e) Bozeman. Ingersol C. S., (h) Helena. Ingersol J., Helena. Judd James, (e) Diamond City. Langhorn Samuel, (e) Bozeman. Leavitt E. D., Bannock. McDonald M., (e) Diamond City. McKee James Harsha, Indian Agency via Missoula. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868; U. S. phys. to Flathead agency ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Maupin J. B., Helena. Mitchell A. H., Deer Lodge. Musigbrat C., Virginia City. O’Neil Howard, Bozeman. Ream C. II., Blackfoot. Reece Thomas, Helena. Reins J. W., Helena. Robinson Benjamin, Helena. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1872; 3 years at St. George’s hosp., London, England; surg. con- fed. army 10 months. Shone A., Helena. Sill II. C., (e) Bozeman. Smith ,T. C., Virginia City. Steen II., Deer Lodge. Stone E. W., (h) Helena. Tierman J. P., Missoula. Weeden II. G., Lincoln. Witford O. B., (e) Deer Lodge. Williams T., (e) Bozeman. Yager E. T., (e) Virginia City. 432 UAL REGISTER OF TIE STATE OF NEBRASKA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NEBRASKA. The Territory of Nebraska was formed May 30tli, 1854. It then included portions of territory now in Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado, and all the present State of Nebraska. This region was originally a portion of the Province of Louisiana (see Ar- kansas). The State was admitted with its present area of 75,995 square miles, February 9th, 1867. In 1870, the population was 122,993, and the number of physicians and surgeons, 247. Phthisis is the cause of nine per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The surface of this State consists mostly of prairies gently undulating or broken into low hills, and gradually rising from the Missouri River, westward to the mountains. The eastern may be said to be the agricultural, and the western the grazing section. Nebraska is to a great extent tree- less, timber being found principally along the streams. The Missouri River bounds the State upon the east, and the Niobrara, the Platte, and the Republican Fork of the Kansas River, flow through the State from west to east. Coal, iron, alum, sandstone, and gypsum are found. In Lancaster county are the great salt basins, occupying an area several miles in extent, and furnishing immense quantities of valuable salt of great purity. IVe believe there are no Medicinal Springs, Medical Schools, or Hospitals in this State. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF NEBRASKA. NAME. • PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Nebraska State Medical Society A. Bowen S. I). Mercer. Otoe County Medical Society D. W. Ilershey. Omaha Medical Society J. C. Demill MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF MAIL ABB BLA Abbott L. J , Fremont. Member med. soc. of Neb. Addis J. 11., Faduca. Anderson M. T., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Andrews J. P., Fort Calhoun. Hon. member med. soc. of Omaha. Armstrong P. C., Omaha. Arnold William, Brownville. Arnold Leonidas Bruce, Brownville. M. D., Rellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Avery W. A., Seward. Babcock Lyman Francis, Omaha. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Neb.; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 2 years. Bailey George O., Fairbury. E. S., McKendrie coll.; M. H., Rush med. coll., 1869. Baldwin Cyrus, Elkliorn. Baldwin J. C., Grand Island. Bancroft William M., Plum Creek. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; exam. surg. U. S. pension dep’t. Band Cliarles, (ml Milford. Banks T.. Unionville. Barber Henry, (e) Tecumseh. Bass Cyrus, North Bend. Hon. member med. soc. of Omaha. Bathrick Byron, (m) ISTursery Hill. M. I)., Rush med. coll, (no date); surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Baumer Theodore, Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Bear Alexander, Fremont. Bell T. W., North Bend. Benjamin Henry B,., Omaha. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867; member med. soc. of Omaha. Black George H., Plattsmouth. 433 434 BLA NEBRASKA. LOW Black J., Plattsmouth. Hon. member med. soc. of Omaha. Bonestill S. A., Columbus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867; member med. soc. of Omaha. Bowen A., A\rehaska City. Member med. soc. of Neb. Brooks J. K., (m) Salem. Brown M. K., Fremont. Brownell S. D., Nursery Hill. Bryson A\r. R., (m) Tekamah. Bullard E. AAr., (m) Cincinnati. Bunnell Theodore A., Ashland. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1858. Bure AY. A., (h) Lincoln. Bushman Joseph, (m) Elkliorn. Butten II. P., (m) Blair. Cameron E. G., Omaha. Campbell J. C., Nebraska. Member med. soc. of Neb. Chaffee II. II., Bellevue. Chapman P. L., Fairburg. Chipman J. V. II., North Bend. Coffman Victor H., Omaha. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Omaha; cor. sec. med. soc. of Neb., 1873; surg. Iowa vols. 4 years. Collins Levi, (m) Peru. Conger T. AY., Nursery Hill. Colliding J. R., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Cooke J. R., Omaha. Cooper P. G., Washington. Corgill C., (e) Brownville. Cowles Samuel, (h) Brownville. Cox , Table Rock. Crabbs James Harrison, Fremont. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk (no date); coroner of Dodge co. Crane Jonas, Brownville. Crim John, Omaha. Dailey AY. M., St. Deroin. De Naper John, Omaha. Demiee Jacob Conover, Omaha. A. B., Farmer’s coll., Hamilton, O., 1849; A. M., 1852; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Neb.; pres. med. soc. of Omaha; sec. board of direct, of Omaha med. coll.; prof, of med. and surg. and diseases of women and child, med. coll, of Omaha; phys. to deaf and dumb inst. of Neb.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years ; ex-surg. sold, home, Dayton, O. Donelam W. E., Plattsmouth. Earhart William J., (h) Fremont. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1864 (pupil of Dr. J. R. Earhart); chief phys. of homoeo. dispens., Phila., 4 years. Edwards William Morgan, Omaha. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1840. Ellis II. A., Lowell. Ellis AY. H., Lowell. Evans J. M., Seward. Faulkner O. P., (m) Table Rock. Fawcett S. II., Blair. Fenton AAr. F., (e) Omaha. Firma John, (m) Falls City. French George W., Lincoln. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Fuller F. G., Lincoln. V.-pres. med. soc. of Neb., 1873. Gandy I. L., Table Rock. Gant B. L., Nebraska City. Gant S. S. Member med. soc. of Neb. Gardner J. B. W., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Gilbert T., Savannah. Glover S. G., Bell Creek. Goodrich George A., Lincoln. Grant W. AY., (m) Dakotah. Green G. S., Fremont. Green , Table Rock. Haggland M., (m) Omaha. Hamlin I). AY., Falls City. Hanna II. O., Falls City. Hannum George, Ashland. Hannum II. G., Lincoln. Hastings II. C., Seward. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Ilaughan Thomas, (m) Lincoln. Ilayden W. R., Camden. Henshey David W., Nebraska City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1854; member med. soc. of Otoe co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Neb., 1873 ; del. to Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—author of papers,“ Dislocation of Tarso- Metatarsal Articulation“ Exfoliation of the Coccyx;” “Obstruction of Sub-Longitudinal Sinus,” contributions to Pliila. Med. and SURG. Reporter. Hess AY. II., Nebraska City. Hohn Edward, Columbus. Holliday A. S., Brownville. Holton Noble, Falls City. Hoover T. S., Nemeha City. Howard T. S., Nebraska City. Huff S. G., Ashland. Huntz Charles, Nebraska City. Ira Geo. P., (e) Decatur. Jeffries M., (m) Rulo. Jensen Hans Peter. M. D., Long Island med. coll., 1873. Kay James, (m) Nemeha City. Kay M. K., Nebraska City. Kelley B. IL, Grand Island. Knowlson John, Omaha. Kramer AT. F., Lincoln. Krispen E., AYest Point. Laine .T. R., Grand Island. Larsh N. B., Nebraska City. Member med. soc. of Neb. Lewis Emlen, Omaha. M. P., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872. Bindley J. AAr., Table Rock. Line D., Nebraska City. Line N. M. Member med. soc. of Neb. Livingston R. R., Plattsmouth. Member med. soc. of Omaha; corres. sec. med. soc. of Neb. Lowe Enos, Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. LON NEBRASKA. VAN 435 Longley L. II., (m) Blair. Lusa Charles, (m) Arago. McBride ,T. J., (m) Omaha. McCauseland J. N., (m) Pawnee City. McClelland William, Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha, med. soc. of Neb. McClurg W. M., Ashland. McClure W. II., (m) Tekamah. McClusky W. H., Omaha. McGrew S. W., London. McLaughlin D. L., Tekamah. Mackey Thomas C., Factoryville. Studied with Dr. Cabell, Va., (no degree); surg. confed army 2 years. Martyn David T., Clarksville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Marvin G. W., Omaha. Marvin J. W., Omaha. Mathews II. L., Brownville. Mathewson Harley P., Omaha. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., (no date); ex- pres. med. soc. of Omaha; pres. med. soc. of Neb.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Mayer Gustave, West Point. Mercer S. D., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha; rec. sec. med. soc. of Neb. Miller A., Bellevue. Miller G. F., Omaha. Hon. member med. soc. of Omaha. Miller II., Bellevue. Monell G. C., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Moore R. C., Omaha. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Omaha, med. soc. of Neb. Neal J. F., (m) Peru. Nelson B. W., (m) Salem. Northrop J. W., Lincoln. Nye George, Larimer Mills. O’Lynn Daniel H., Blair. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872 ; member med. soc. of Harrison co., Iowa; exam. surg. IT. S. pen- sion dep’t; hosp. stew. U. S. army 4 years. Olmstead Iv. S., Omaha. Paniter E., Omaha. Pankerton M., Dakotah City. Panter J. C., Pleasant Hill. Parker J. W., Nebraska City. Patrick P. F., Table Rock. Patterson Arthur, Saltillo. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; phys. to state prison of Neb. 3 years. Peabody James Henry, Omaha. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Georgetown, D. C., 1860; ex-pres. and cor. sec. med. soc. of Omaha ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Neb.; member Am. med. asso., 1870; consult, phys. Mercy hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. during war; attend, surg. tJ. S. offi- cers at Omaha 4 years. Pearson D., Nebraska City. Peck J. P., Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Peebles John M., (m) Decatur. Perry Russell, (m) Peru. Pierce William Le Roy, (e) Tekamah. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1871. Tinney E. H., Omalia. Member med. soc. of Omaha. Plummer J. B., (m) Omaha. Polly Isaiah, (e) Columbus. Porter Charles, Nursery Hill. Potter L. II., Lincoln. Badmore C. C., Lincoln. Rainey J. K., Omaha. Rawlings J. W., Plattsmouth. Redfleld S. J., Omaha. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857. Reed E. B., Rock Bluffs. Reed F. LI., (e) Nebraska City. Renner F., Nebraska City. Member med. soc. of Neb. Reynolds E., Pawnee City. Rice Charles E., Humboldt. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866 ; ex-sec. med. soc. of Pawnee co.; hosp. druggist U. S. vols. 1 year. Robbins L. II., Lincoln. Member med. soc. of Neb. Root J. T., Omaha. Sachsse Bernhard, (m) Omaha. Saxton T., Fontanelle. Scheldknecht II., Plattsmouth. Shaw William Waring, (e) Falls City. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Phila., 1863. Sheldon B. F., Omaha. Showelter A. W., Fairburg. Simpson G. L., Omaha. Sisson , Omaha. Smith A. M., (h) Nebraska City. Snowdon J. W., (e) Wyoming. SorellA., Omaha. Southland W. G., Schuyler. Sowle D. W., Humboldt. Sprague G. F., Beatrice. Stangland E. C., Omaha. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; member med. soc. of Omaha. Stewart A. S., (e) Pawnee City. Stewart C. F., (e) Brownville. Stillman C. B., Columbus. Stone Melville W., Osceola. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1864; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Suter Frederick, Arago. Tanner L., (m) Omaha. Taylor O. F., Omaha. Taylor S. B., Blair. M. D., med. and surg. coll, of Keokuk, 1871; co. phys. and one of exam, in cases of lunacy. Tennant Charles F., West Point. Thirspecken A., Grand Island. Thomas J. F., Meridian. Thuman H. C., (m) Brownville. Tilden George, Omaha. Member med. soc. of Omaha, med. soc. of Neb. Upjohn E. N., Bellevue. Van Buren E., Fremont. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Dodge co., med. soc. of Neb.; ass’t surg. in charge of hosp. 1£ years. Van Camp I., (e) Omaha. Vanderwak J. E., Lincoln. 436 WAL NEBRASKA. WRI Walker L., (m) Seward. Ward S. L. F., (m) Tecumseh. Way J. H., (h) Nebraska City. Welch J. J., Savannah. Whitten J. M., Nebraska City. Member med. soc. of Neb. Wilkes S., Decatur. Williams J. W. F., Schuyler. Wilson E. Millikan, Falls City. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan univ., 1860; M. D., coll, of med. and surg., Cincinnati, 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. and post surg. 2 years. Witting Nelson S., Omaha. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870. Wolf Henry, Omaha. Wolff H., Plattsmouth. Wood Orlando Scott, (h) Omaha. M. D., homceo. coll., Phila., 1860; Hahnemann med. coll., 1868; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Wright A. S., (h) Omaha. Wright J. D., Liberty. Youngstedt M. M., Ashland. HOI REGISTER 01 HE STATE OF IVADA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NEVADA. This State occupies a portion of the territory ceded to the United States by the treaty with Mexico in 1848 (see California). The Territory of Nevada was formed March 2d, 1861, from the western part of Utah. It was admitted as a State, October 31st, 1864. In 1866, another portion of Utah, and a portion of Arizona was added to the State, thus giving it an area of 104,125 square miles. The population, in 1870, was 42,491, and the number of physicians and surgeons, 110. “A peculiar feature of the State is the remarkable uni- formity with which mountain and valley succeed each other in nearly parallel lines almost throughout its whole extent, the mountains being rocky and but sparsely covered with herbage or timber, and the valleys generally dry, sandy plains, interspersed with salt and alkali flats, also intersected with beautiful broad shallow streams, bordering on which are wide belts of alluvial formation, covered by luxuriant herbage varied with flourishing tim- ber, the soil possessing elements of the greatest fertility.” (Land Office Report, 1869, p. 178.) The great Colorado river separates this State from Arizona on the extreme southeast; but the rivers of Nevada are small and shallow, many of them having the peculiarity of disap- pearing from the surface of the earth, being dispersed over the sub-soil of broad fertile meadows, beyond which they again unite in channels above the ground. The largest streams are the Humboldt and Virgin rivers, and the principal lakes are Tahoe, Pyramid and Walker. The mineral wealth is enormous, the silver mined in a single year being worth from twenty to thirty millions of dollars. Besides the innumerable veins of silver and copper which occur in almost every part of the State, there are extensive deposits of salt, soda, sulphur, and borax. Pure carbonate of sodium is found in Churchill county, and is quarried in huge blocks and transported to San Francisco. Iron, coal, cinnabar, zinc, tin, lead, antimony, nickel, cobalt, and many other valuable minerals are found. MINERAL SPRINGS OF NEVADA. “The Springs of Nevada—thermal, mineral, and otherwise—are numerous and of great size, some of them, from their large volume, high temperature, and the composition of their waters, being considered great geological curiosities. They occur at all elevations and under nearly every peculiarity of condition—deep and shallow; cold, hot, and tepid; some in a state of ebullition, and some quiescent; some impregnated with various mineral solutions, others perfectly pure ; some isolated, others in groups ; some cool and calm, others sending off clouds of steam, with a gurgling and hissing noise. These Springs vary in diameter from one to thirty feet, and in depth from two feet to one hundred.” “ Steamboat Springs, in "Washoe county, have thus far been of more frequent resort by the white people than any of the others, more on account of their greater accessibility than their superior sanitary properties, which are supposed to be not equal to those of many others not so well known. A chemical analysis of these Springs shows them to contain principally the chlorides of sodium and magnesium, with soda in different forms, lime, silica, and organic matter.” (Land Office Report, 1869, pp. 179 and 180.) The Hot Springs of Pyramid Lake.—These Springs are near the margin of the lake, and are of various sizes, the largest being several feet in circumference. The temperature of the different Springs varies, the highest being 208° Fahr. The Puebla Hot Spring, in Humboldt county, has been described by Dr. Blake in the “Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences.” To this account we must refer the reader. Volcano Springs, in Lander county.—Col. Evans has given a very interesting account of these Springs in the “ Overland Monthly ” for Feb., 1869. There are many other Springs in the State; among them are the Salt, Sulphur, Soda, Turnley’s, and Indian Springs. We do not know of any Medical Institutions in this State. 437 UAL DIRECTORY l)F TIE STATE OF NEVADA. AHK ZAB Ah Kee, (m) (Chinese) Carson. Ah Tong, (m) (Chinese) Carson. Aitchison Geo., Virginia City. Bell R., Hamilton. Bishop S., Reno. Bishop W. C., Wadsworth. Boatman K. C., Mountain City. Bronson II. S., Virginia City. Chamberlain M. A., Hamilton. Chase Albert, Austin. Collean D., Hamilton. Crain S. E., Elko. Cummings W., Hamilton. Deal D. R., Treasure City. Foltz F. C. G., Prioche. Fowler II. R., (m) Virginia City. Gates D. V., Virginia City. Gim Hin, (m) (Chinese) Virginia City. Goetcliers Y. W., Eureka. Green C. C., Virginia City. Ilall J. W., Gold Hill. Hath M. W., Virginia City. Ilazlett T. C., Dayton. Herrick II. S., Hamilton. Hogan II. II., Reno. Hopkins W. St. G., Virginia City. Ingerson A. W., (e) Elko. Jones Mrs. II., (m) Treasure City. Knapp M., (h) Virginia City. David S. Morton. Austin. Lee Long, (m) Washoe. Lefevre J. B. B., Virginia City. Le Guin Thomas, Virginia City. Loon Lington, Virginia City. Luce C. B., Washoe. Lukness T. J., Eureka. Luther D., Unionville. McMeans S. A., Hamilton. Manson Peter, Virginia City. Mason B. S., Pine Grove. Meigs John J., Elko. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1860; phys. and surg. for Elk eo. liosp.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Mitchell J. F., Virginia City. Mixon W. W., Austin. Moore Samuel Grant, Belmont. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Munckton George, Carson. On Kee, (m) (Chinese) Virginia City. Owen J. R. M., Hamilton. Price R., (m) Virginia City. Reese E. L., Mountain City. Richey D. T. Sam Sing, (m) (Chinese) Carson. Spaulding Volney, Hamilton. Steele Woolcott, Winnemuca. Taylor W. H., Hamilton. Temple W. B., Hamilton. Terry Louis, Elko. M. D., Montpelier school of med., France, 1850; Government phys. to Flatheads and other Ind. tribes 7 years; ass’t surg. U. S. army in Ind. war. Thoma George H., Hamilton. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1864; had charge of White Pine co. hosp. 3 years. Thompson T. C., Carson. Townd.row William Norrish, Belmont. M. D., Iowa med. coll., Keokuk, 1855. Webber R., Virginia City. White F. T., Virginia City. White T., Elko. Wild E. A., (h) Austin. Willard E. II., Shermantown. Willard E. L., Shermantown. Wong Quong, (m) (Chinese) Reno. Zabriskie Christian Brevoort,Silver City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1825; ass’t surg. 111. vols. in Mexican war. 438 IDOL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF II HAMPSHIRE. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. New Hampshire was the name given to the territory granted by the Plymouth Company to Captain John Mason and others in 1639, in honor of the patentee, who was Governor of Portsmouth, in Hampshire, England. They planted settlements at Portsmouth and Dover, but they established no wise government, and in a few years the colony placed itself under the government of Massachusetts, and sent representatives to the General Court. In 1680, New Hampshire was made a Royal Province. In after years, when Massachusetts was under royal rule, the two provinces were occasionally united under one Governor. They finally separated in 1741, and were under Royal Governors until the Revolutionary War. New Hampshire was one of the original thirteen States, and ratified the Constitution June 21, 1788. This State covers an area of 9280 square miles. The population in 1870 was 318,300, and the number of physicians and surgeons 565. Twenty-five per cent, of the annual number of deaths are caused by phthisis. The surface of New Hampshire is very irregular ; toward the coast it is quite’low, but becomes more elevated as we proceed inland, mountains appearing, and in the central portion of the State, the White Mountains towering aloft in all their rugged beauty. Though not to be compared to some of the great ranges in the far West, these peaks possess a grandeur and rise to a height only equalled on this side of the continent by the mountains of western North Carolina. Mount Washington, the highest of these mountains, reaches an altitude of 6234 feet. The general slope of the surface being from north to south determines the course of the rivers in the same direction. The Connecticut river separates this State from Vermont, and the Piscataque and Salmon rivers in part from the State of Maine. The Androscoggin and the Merrimac rivers rise in this State and flow through the adjoining States of Maine and Massachusetts. The rivers are not suitable for navigation, but are of great service as mill power. There are many beautiful lakes throughout the State. Lake Winnipiseogee, twenty-three miles in length by from two to ten in breadth, and having over 360 islands sprinkled over its bosom, is not only the largest, but also the most beautiful of these bodies of water. New Hampshire has a sea-coast line of eighteen miles, and pos- sesses, at Portsmouth, one of the finest harbors on the Atlantic coast. This State is rich in mineral wealth. Iron exists in nearly every county. Copper and zinc are mined in many places. Gold, silver, lead and other metals are found. Immense quantities of valuable granite and marble abound in the most convenient localities. Timber of the best quality is abundant. MINERAL SPRINGS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Birch-Dale Springs are in the vicinity of the city of Concord, the capital of the State. The water of these Springs has been analyzed by Dr. C. D. Jackson, and found to contain salts of calcium, sodium, iron and phosphates. There are ample hotel accommodations. Abenaquis Springs are situated at Walpole in Cheshire county, twelve miles from Bellow’s Falls, Vermont. Visitors must take a private conveyance from the latter place. The water has not been analyzed, but it is said to possess tonic properties. Amherst Springs.—These Springs are at the town of the same name in Hillsboro’ county. We have no analysis of the waters. Bradford Springs are near the town of Bradford, in Merrimac county. Guests will find ample hotel accommodations at the Springs. The water has not been analyzed. MEDICAL INSTITUTION'S OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Medical Department of Dartmouth College, otherwise known as the New Hampshire Medical Institute, was organized at Hanover in 1797. Instruction is given by ten professors, one assistant professor and a demonstrator of anatomy. “The annual course of medical lectures begins on the first Thursday in August and continues fourteen weeks. During the first half of this term lectures are delivered on the following branches: 439 440 NEW HAMPSHIRE. Chemistry, Surgery, Gynaecology, and Obstetrics, and during the last half on Anatomy, Phys- iology, Theory and Practice, Materia Medica, and Medical J urisprudenee.” This institution possesses a fine museum and a lai'ge laboratory. A surgical dispensary service is held at the college. The expenses are: matriculation, $5 (paid annually); course ticket,$77; graduation, $25. Students who have attended two courses at any other regular college are charged $25 for the course ticket. Several prizes are offered by the faculty. “ That part of the year not occupied by the lecture term is divided into two recitation terms of fourteen weeks each, of which the first begins December 2d and the second March 17th. Students are classified according to their attainments, and have daily recitations during these terms in the studies pursued. During the winter and early spring special attention is given to anatomy and to work in the chemical laboratory. Students are also admitted to the public courses of lectures in the Academical Department of Dartmouth College. The fee for this course is $40.” The New Hampshire State Asylum for the Insane is situated near the city of Con- cord, in the midst of attractive grounds, and is a large and flourishing institution. It was opened in 1842, is built of brick, and is in every way fitted for the purpose for which it was intended. This asylum is capable of accommodating between two and three hundred patients. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. New Hampshire State Medical Society G. P. Conn. White Mountain Medical Society comprises the counties of Coos and Grafton in New Hampshire, and Caledonia, Essex, and Orange in Vermont. President, John McNab. Physicians are exempt from jury service.—Gen. Stats. (1867), p. 394, sec. 2. Physicians are not liable to the penalties imposed on persons for selling poisons, etc., without making a record of the sale in their book, when the poisons, etc., are contained in prescriptions for patients.—lbid.,p. 512, sec. 8. Physicians who attend the birth or death of any one shall make a record of the same, and shall annually, before the 15th day of April, deliver a copy of the record for the year ending the last day of March next preceding, to the selectmen of the town where the birth or death occurred. For this service the physician is entitled to twenty-five cents. The record of birth must contain : date and place of birth, full Christian and surname, color and sex of child, whether child was living or still-born, full Christian and surnames, color, occupation, residence and birth-place of parents. The death record must contain : date of death, full Christian and surname, sex, color, condition (married or single), age, occupation, place of birth and death of deceased, full Christian and surnames and birth-places of parents, disease or cause of death.—Ibid., p. 332, sec. 1, etc. Every person who shall wilfully administer to a woman pregnant with quick child, with intent to destroy such child, any drug, medicine or substance, or use any instrument— unless, by reason of malformation, or difficult or protracted labor, such treatment shall be, or shall be advised by two physicians to be, necessary to preserve the woman’s life—shall be punished by fine not exceeding $1000, and imprisonment from one to ten years. Every person who shall administer to any pregnant woman any drug, medicine or sub- stance, or use any instrument with intent to procure miscarriage, shall be imprisoned not more than one year, or fined not exceeding $1000, or both. Any person who causes the death of the woman in the prosecution of either of the above crimes, shall be deemed guilty of murder in the second degree.—lbid.,p. 529, sec. 11, etc. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1) R. DE JONGH’S COD LIVER OIL, when scrupulously analyzed at various times and in various countries by eminent scientific Chemists, The ONLY REAL TEST of the UNDEVIATING PURITY of a DRUG, has always been found to possess all the essential principles of the most perfectly pure Cod Liver Oil. DR. DE JONGH’S COD LIVER OIL, when carefully compared with other varieties in the Treatment of Disease by distinguished British and Foreign Medical Practitioners, The ONLY REAL TEST of the SUPERIOR EFFICACY of a MEDICINE, has, in a marked degree, produced the most beneficial effects far more certainly and speedily than any other kind. DR. DE JONGH’S COD LIVER OIL has therefore acquired, during the last quarter of a century, the entire confidence of the Medical Profession in all parts of the world, and is universally known as the Cod Liver Oil which excels all others in consequence of ITS BYYAZIIAB LB 'PUHIT1', ITS UAL BO It M BXCBLZBJYCB, ITS WAT lit AZ Bit BUD OM BliOM A A US BO US TASTB, AjYI ITS TOirBllBUL BBBICACT. From innumerable commendatory Medical Opinions the following are quoted:— DE. JONATHAN PEESIEA, F. E. S., Author of “ The Elements of Materia Aledica and Therapeutics. ” “ It was fitting that the author of the best analysis and in- vestigations into the properties of Cod Liver Oil should him- self be the purveyor of this important medicine. I know that no one can be better, and few so well, acquainted with the physical and chemical properties of this medicine as yourself, ‘whom I regard as the highest authority on the subject. The Oil is of the very finest quality, whether considered with re- ference to its color, flavor, or chemical properties; and I am satisfied that for medicinal purposes no finer Oil can be pro- cured.” DE. EDWAED SMITH, P.E. S., Medical Officer to the Poor-Law Board of Great Britain. “ We think it a great advantage that there is one kind of Cod Liver Oil which is universally admitted to he genuine—the Light-Brown Oil supplied by Dr. De Jongh. It has long been our practice, when prescribing the Oil, to recommend this kind, since, amidst so much variety and uncertainty, we have confi- dence in its genuineness.'”—(Extract from “Consumption: Its Early and Remediable Stages.”) DE. BAELOW, F. E. S., Late Senior Physician to Guy’s Hospital. “ I have frequently recommended persons consulting me to make use of Dr. De Jongh’s Cod Liver Oil. I have been well satisfied with its effects, and believe it to be a very pure Oil, well fitted for those cases in which the use of that sub- stance is indicated.” 12. LETHEBY, Medical Officer of Health, and Chief Analyst to the i City of London. " In all cases I have found Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil possessing the same set of properties, among which the presence of cholaic compounds, and of iodine in a state of organic combination, are the most remarkable. It is, I believe, universally acknowledged that this Oil has great therapeutic power; and, from my investigations, I have no doubt of its being a pure and unadulterated article.” DE. LANKESTEE, P. E. S., Coroner for Central Middlesex. “I consider that the purity and genuineness of this Oil are secured in its preparation bv the personal attention of so good a chemist and intelligent a Physician as Dr. De Jongh. He has also written the best Medical Treatise on the Oil with which I am acquainted. Hence I deem the Cod Liver Oil sold under his guarantee to be preferable to any other kind as regards genuineness and medicinal efficacy.” DE. BANKS, King's Professor of the Practice of Physic at the University of Dublin. “ I have in the course of my practice extensively employed Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil, and I have no hesitation in stating that I consider it the best of all the spe- cimens of Oil which have ever come under my notice. The fact of so able and accurate an observer as Dr. De Jongh subjecting the Oil to careful analysis previous to its exposure for sale, is a sufficient guarantee of Its purity and excellence." [For further select Medical Opinions, see other side.] DR. DE JONGH’S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL SELECT MEDICAL OPINIONS. CO.\'7'I.\TA ‘IIO.V OF SIE HENEY MAESH, Bart., M.D., T. C.D., Physician in Ordinary to the Queen in Ireland. “ I have frequently prescribed Dr. De Jongh’s Light- Brown Cod Liver Oil. I consider it to be a very pure Oil, not likely to create disgust, and a therapeutic agent of great value.” SIE G. DUNCAN GIBB, Bart., M.D., LL.D., Physician and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, Westminster Hospital. “ The experience of many years has abundantly proved the truth of every word said in favour of Dr. De Jongh’s Light- I’rown Cod Liver Oil by many of our first Physicians and Chemists, thus stamping him as a high authority and an able Chemist whose investigations have remained unquestioned. “ Its value, therefore, as a therapeutic agent in a number of diseases, chiefly of an exhaustive character, has been admitted by the world of medicine; but, in addition, I have found it a remedy of great power in the treatment of many Affections of the Throat and Larynx, especially in Consumption of the latter, where it will sustain life when everything else fails. “ Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod LiverOil has an agree- able flavor, is very palatable, and liked by children; hence its value in the third stage of Hooping-Cough, when it acts as a restorative and tonic.” DE. MOEELL MACZEN2IE, Physician to the Hospitalfor Diseases of the Throat. “ As a general rule, I object to giving a testimonial in favor of anv remedy, but as you have called my attention to the fact, that for many years in prescribing Cod Liver Oil, I have spe- cially indicated that sold at your establishment, I cannot refuse to state my reasons for having done so. “ These are as follows :— “ 1st. That I have found your Light-Brown Oil much more uniform in character than any other Cod Liver Oil. 2ndly. That I have found it more uniform in its action than any other Cod Liver Oil. 3rdly. That I have found it more easily di- gested than any other Cod Liver Oil.” DE. WHITMOEE, Medical Officer of Health, and Official Analyst for St. Marylebone. “ My own somewhat lengthened experience as a Medical Practitioner enables me with confidence to recommend Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Oil as being more uniform in qua- lity, more certain in its effects, more palatable, and infinitely less likely to disagree with the stomach than the Pale Oil. “ If I were asked for an explanation of the marked success which for so many years has attended the administration of Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil, I should say that it is owing to its extraordinary medicinal, dietetic, and regiminal properties, and which are found to exist in no other medicine that I am acquainted with, in such uniform combi- nation.” SIE JOSEPH OLLIFFE, M. D., Physician to the British Embassy at Paris. “ I have frequently prescribed Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil, and I have every reason to be satisfied with its beneficial and salutary effects.” DE. PEOSSEE JAMES, Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics at the London Hospital. “ I have always recognised your Treatise on Cod Liver Oil as the best on the subject), and adopted its conclusion as to the superiority of the Light-Brown over the Pale Oil. “I have the less hesitation in expressing myself in this sense since I am only endorsing the opinion sent to you more than twenty years ago by Dr. Pereira, my illustrious prede- cessor in the chair of Materia Medica at the London Hospital. “ As you particularly ask my views as to the therapeutical properties of the Oil with which your name is associated, I may state my conviction that it contains the whole of the active ingredients of the remedy, and is easily digested. Hence its value, not only in diseases of the Throat and Lungs, but in a great number of cases to which the Profession is extending its use.” DE. MEYMOTT TIDY, Lecturer on Chemistry, and Medical Jurisprudence at the London Hospital. “ I have carefully examined the sample of Cod Liver Oil that I received from you a short time back. “ The results of my investigations prove that it is exactly what Cod Liver Oil should be. I am satisfied of its purity. It has a perfectly clean taste, with a complete absence of ran- cidity of smell. For this reason I am convinced that it may be taken with the certainty of producing less nausea than the usual samples of Oil that I have had occasion to examine from time to time. “ I am at all times most reluctant to give certificates respect- ing the purity of any article of food, drink or drugs, but know- ing how important it is that Physicians should be able to feel certain of the quality of the Cod Liver Oil they prescribe, I feel no hesitation in most strongly recommending the Oil supplied by Dr. De Jongh.” DE. HAEDWICKE, Medical Officer of Health, and Official Analyst for Paddington. “ I have great pleasure in adding my testimony to the al- ready well recognised virtues of Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil, having prescribed it many years, and being satisfied that it is a pure Oil, very palatable, and more easily digested than the Pale Oils. “ In the class of tubercular diseases, including Consump- tion, so prevalent in our great centres of population, the use of Dr. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is attended with manifold advantages ; and I know of no therapeutic agent which, in connection with judicious sanitary measures, is better calculated to stay the ravages of these great consuming plagues of the British Islands.” DR. DE JONGH’S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL Is sold OArIT in Capsuled lAfPHPId I Half-'Pints, labelled under the Pink V'rapper noth his stamp and signature, and the signature of his SO LH COA'- SIGATHHS, WIT HO UT WHICH ATOATH CAAr POSSIPIT PH GHAT UTAH, by all the principal Druggists throughout the UArITHD STAPHS. SOT F CONSIGNEES ANSAR, HARFORD & CO., 77 strand, London. in I1W SYDENHAM BMDHT, INSTITUTED IN 1858. OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY. The purpose of the Society is to supply certain acknowledged deficiencies in the ex- isting means of diffusing medical literature. During the past fourteen years its objects have been successfully carried out in the translation of many foreign works of merit, few of which would otherwise have been available to the English reader; in the reprint- ing of valuable writings of English authors which had become inaccessible; and in the production of a volume, at first annually and now biennially, of Reports and Abstracts of the Progress of the different Branches of Medical and Surgical Science. (A list of works supplied by the Society to its members, with the years in which they were issued, is appended.) CONSTITUENCY AND TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP. The officers of the Society, elected by the members, are,—a President, sixteen Vice- Presidents, a Treasurer, a Secretary, and a Council of thirty-two, all honorary. A sub- scription of one guinea (21s.) is the only condition of membership, and for every guinea subscribed the books issued for one year are supplied. The cost of transmission is defrayed by the member. The Society now numbers nearly 3000 members, residing in all parts of the world. Though equally eligible as members, and though the inducements to co-operation in the objects of the Society are as great for members of the Profession in America as in Great Britain and Ireland, the Society numbers no more than 250 in the whole of the United States. The smallness of the number can be explained only by the consideration that the Society can be known but to a few, or that means of communication are in- adequate. Knowing that our American brethren warmly approve the objects of the Society, and believing that we should count thousands instead of hundreds of members in the States, if the supposed difficulties of distance were obviated, the Council will gladly accept the services of those who are willing to act as Hon. Secretaries, in all the larger cities of the States—in canvassing for members, collecting subscriptions, and arranging for the delivery of books. Those who are willing to act in this capacity are requested to write to the Society’s agent in England,—Mr. H. K. Lewis, 136 Gower Street, London. Members who find it convenient to do so, can procure their books through Dr. Salter, Stamford Street, Boston; Dr. Dunglison, care of Messrs. Lindsay and Blakiston, Philadelphia; and Dr. Bumstead, care of Messrs. Wood & Co., New York. Where other facilities are wanting, members residing in any part of the United States or Canada can be supplied with the Society’s Publications, as issued, direct from the London depot, on transmitting for each year the sum of 30«. (thirty shillings) by post-office order or otherwise, to Mr. Henry King Lewis, 136 Gower Street, London, who will forward them to their destination post free. A few complete sets are still TO BE HAD. 1859. (First Year.) 1. Diday on Infantile Syphilis. 2. Gooch on Diseases of Women. 3. Memoirs on Diphtheria. 4. Van der Kolk on the Spinal Cord, etc. 5. Monographs (Kussmaul and Tenner, Graefe, Wagner, etc.). 1860. (Second Year.) 6. Dr. Bright on Abdominal Tumors. 7. Frerichs on Diseases of the Liver. Vol. I. 8. A Yearbook for 1859. 9. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (1st Fasciculus.) 1861. (Third Year.) 10. A Yearbook for 1860. LI. Monographs (Czermak, Dusch, Radicke, etc.) 12. Casper’s Forensic Medicine. Yol. I. 13. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (2nd Fasciculus.) 1862. (Fourth Year.) 14. Frerichs on Diseases of the Liver. Yol. II. 15. A Yearbook for 1831. 16. Casper’s Forensic Medicine. Yol. II. 17. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (3rd Fasciculus.) 1863. (jFifth Year.) 18. Kramer on Diseases of the Ear. 19. A Yearbook for 1862. 20. Neubauer and Vogel on the Urine. 1864. (Sixth Year.) 21. Casper’s Forensic Medicine. Vol. III. 22. Donders on the Accommodation and Refrac- tion of the Eye. 23. A Yearbook for 1863. 24. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (4th Fasciculus.) 1865. (Seventh Year.) 25. A Yearbook for 1864. 26. Casper’s Forensic Medicine. Vol. IV. 27. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (5th Fasciculus.) 1866. (Eighth Year.) ‘ 28. Bernutz and Goupil on the Diseases of Women. Vol. I. 29. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (6th Fasciculus.) 30. IIebra on Diseases of the Skin. Yol. I. 31. Bernutz and Goupil on Diseases of Women. Vol. II. LIST OF WORKS ALREADY ISSUED. 1867. (Ninth Year.) 32. A Biennial Retrospect on Medicine and Surgery. 33. Griesinger on Mental Pathology and Thera- peutics. 34. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (7th Fasciculus.) 35. Trousseau’s Clinical Medicine. Yol. I. 1868. (Tenth Year.) 36. The Collected Works of Dr. Addison. 37. IIebra on Skin Diseases. Yol. II. 38. Laxcereaux’s Treatise on Syphilis. Yol. I. 39. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (8th Fasciculus.) 40. Catalogue of Atlas of Skin Diseases. (First Part.) 1869. (Eleventh Year.) 41. Lancereaux’s Treatise on Syphilis. Yol. II. 42. Trousseau’s Clinical Medicine. Yol. II. 43. A Biennial Retrospect of Medicine and Surgery. 44. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (9th Fasciculus.) 1870. (Twelfth Year.) 45. Trousseau’s Lectures on Clinical Medicine. Yol. III. 46. Niemeyer’s Lectures on Pulmonary Con- sumption. 47. Stricker’s Manual of Histology. Yol. I. 48. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (10th Fasciculus.) 1871. (Thirteenth Year.) 49. Wunderlich’s Medical Thermometry. 50. Biennial Retrospect of Medicine and "Surgery. 51. Trousseau’s Clinical Medicine. Yol. IY. 52. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases, (lltli Fasciculus.) 1872. (Fourteenth Year.) 53. Stricker’s Manual of Histology. Yol. II. 54. Rindfleiscii's Pathological Histology. Yol. I. 55. Trousseau’s Clinical Medicine. Yol. Y. 56. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (12th Fasciculus.) 1873. (Fifteenth Year.) 57. Stricker’s Manual of Histology. Yol. III. 58. Rindfleiscii’s Pathological Histology. Yol. II. 59. Biennial Retrospect of Medicine and Surgery. 60. Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases. (13th 1 Fasciculus.) The Atlas of Portraits of Skin Diseases may be procured separately by those who wish to possess this work,—fasciculi i. to viii., 3 guineas, or 10s. 6d. each fasciculus. (Postage of each fasciculus to the United States or Canada, one shilling.) Among the works in preparation are Hebra’s Treatise on Skin Diseases, Yol. III., first volume for 1874 is now ready ; Smellie’s Midwifery, edited with notes by Dr. Barnes; a new edition of Mayne’s Lexicon of Medical and Scientific Terms, with large additions and corrections,—to be issued to members only; Von Troeltsch’s Treatise on Diseases of the Ear, translated with notes by Mr. Hinton ; and Helmoltz on the Membrana Tympani and Bones of the Ear, in one volume, just ready. JONATHAN HUTCHINSON, 136 Gower Street, London. HON. SECRETARY. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF IF HAMPSHIRE. ABB BUR Abbott Amos, (h) Nashua. A. B., Andover, Mass.; M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1871; missionary in India 12 years; super- intendent of mission schools,, India, 13 years; trans. and pub. in Maratta language of Dr. Small’s work on “ Homoeopathic Practice,” and Dr. W. Williamson’s work on “ Diseases of Woman.” Abbott Alfred W., SanborntOn. Member med. soc. of N. H. Abbott Ezra W., (el Concord. Abbott James B., Sanbornton. Abbott Oscar Dunreath, Manchester. M. I)., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1852; mem- ber med. soc. of Mass.; city phys. and member board of health of Mass. Adams D. S., Manchester. Adams Willard, Swanzey. Aiken Edward, Amherst. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1851 ; A. M., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1861: prof, of materia medica and thera., New England female med. coll, since 1864. Allen Calvin, Troy. Bachelder Nathaniel, Epping. Baker Cyrus E., Claremont. Baker Payson R., Amherst. Bancroft J. P., Concord. Member med. soc. of N. H. Barney John W., Concord. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1841; Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1871; member White Mountain med. soc. and med. soc. of N. II. Barrows N., Meriden. Bartlett Bradley II., Manchester. Bartlett Ezra, Exeter. Barton William, Croydon. Bassett Janies Chase, Tamworth. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1857; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 8 months and U. S. navy 8 months. Bassett Thomas, Kingston. Batch elder , Pelham. Baytas A. W., Ashland. Beake George, Walpole. Bean L. C., Lebanon. Becklen Charles C., Plainfield. Beebe George, Chichester. Bell John, Dover. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member med. soc. of Strafford co.; med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Bermis F., (h) Concord. Bishop , Franklin. Bishop I. M., Hill. Bishop James M., Bristol. Blackmer John, Centre Sandwich. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of N. H.; surg. U. S. vols. and U. S. navy H years;—author of oration before med. soc. of N. H., “ Our Duties with regard to the Use of Alcohol,” 1871. Blaisdell George C., Contoocook. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of N. H. Blake George Albert, Walpole. A. B., Williams coll., mass., 184!); M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1853; member Connecticut River Valiev med. asso., med. soc. of Mass.; phys. U. S. sanitary commis. 4 years. Blake Jeremiah, Gilmanton. Boardman J. H., Portsmouth. Bonney C. F., Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. H. Boyd Paige I., Manchester. Boynton Charles II., Lisbon. Boynton O. M., (e) Great Falls. Boynton O. H., Lisbon. Bradley Oscar H., East Jaffrey. Bragdon William Henry, North Conway. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1869. Brasher J. P., Cedarville. Brenson J., Bath. Brick Francis, (h) Keene. M. D., Western hoincBO. med. coll., Cleveland, O., 1861; member homceo. med. soc. of N. H., Am. inst. of homoeo., nat. hist. soc. of Keene. Brockway , Lebanon. Bronson Austin Simon, Sutton, M. D., Detroit med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. N. H. Brooks N. G., Acworth. Brown Howard H., Gilford. Brown Henry W., Croydon Flat. Brown Henry W., Newport. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1873. Brown James F., (e) Chester. Brown Stephen, Deerfield. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1829; member med. soc. of N. H. Brown Samuel P., Lisbon. Brown William W., Manchester. M. D., med. dep’t. Dartmouth coll., 1835; ex-pres. med. soc. of N. II.; surg. U. S. vols. Brownson A. J.,New Hampton. Bucklin W. A., Belmont. Bugbee Frank, Lancaster. Bugbee Ralph, Jr.. Littleton. Bunton Sylvanus, Mount Vernon. Burbank Moody, Dover. Burleigh , Franklin. Burnham Abel C., Hillsboro’ Bridge. 441 442 BUR NEAY HAMPSHIRE, DUR Burnham C. H., Bartlett. Burnham Hosea B., Epping. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of N. H.; phys. and surg. to hosp., Rockingham co. and insane dep’t of alms-house. Burs Elbridge, East Plainfield. Butler J. N., Lempster. Buxell Lyford, Rochester. Call Nathan, Pembroke. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1853 ; member med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t phys. to N. 11. insane asylum 1855-59. Campbell William J., Londonderry. Canny II. C., Auburn. Member med. soc. of N. H. Carbee S. P., Haverhill. Carlton Charles A., Bradford. Carpenter A. S., Keene. Carpenter Cyrus C., Stratford. Carr Alonzo E., Goffstown. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., (no date); mem. med. soc. of N. H., Am. med. asso., 1872. Carr Edgar L., Pittsfield. Carroll Albert, Exeter. Carter Ezra, Concord. Carter William G., Concord. Member med. soc. of N. H-. Caverly M. W., Brentwood. Chamberlin David T. P., Farmington. M. D., Maine med. school, 1872; member med. soc. of N. H. Chase Israel P., (h) Henniker. Chase Ira S., Bristol. Chase W. D., Peterboro’. Cliesley Lafayette, Strafford. Child W., Woodsville. Child William, Bath. M. D., N. H. med. inst., 1858; member med. soc. of N. H.; surg. U. S. pension dep’t; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Christie Morris, (h) Antrim. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859. Cilley Sumner B., Goffstown. Clark Davis S., Derry. Clark Nelson P., New Boston. Clark Nathaniel T., New London. Clement Thomas R., East Enfield. Clough W. C., Greenland. Coburn Henry C., (e) Manchester. Cogswell J. R., Franconia. Colburn Edwin A., Nashua. Colby J. S.j Manchester. Cole William Ezra, (e) Keene. M. D., eclectic med. coll, of Pa., 1869; cor. sec. eclectic med. soc. of N. H. Coleman N. B., (e) Portsmouth. Collins L. B., Keene. Collins William S., (h) London. Collins O. O., (e) Contoocook. Comer George W., Nashua. Conent J., Great Falls. Conn Granville P., Concord. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1855; sec. med. soc. of N. II.; hon. member med. soc. of Vt.; member board of health of Concord, hist, soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Cooper Sherman, Claremont. Copwell John R., Franconia. Cox M. E., (m) Chester. M. D., hygeio-therapeutic of N. Y., 1864; N. Y. electro-med. inst.; member eclec. med. inst. of N. Y. Crittenden It. A., Plaiston. Crombia James II., Derry. Crosby Albert B. Concord. Member med. soc. of N. H. Crosby D., Hanover. Crosby Josiah, Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. H. Crosley George A., Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. H. Crosley T. R., Hanover. Cummings A. H., Claremont. Cummings Silas, Fitzwilliam. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1827; ex-treas. med. soc. of N. H. Currier David M., Newport. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll, (no date) ; member med. soc. of N. H.; del. from med. soc. of N. H. to med. soc. of Conn. Currier G. W., (e) Manchester. Currier P., Newport. Curtis B. W., (el Portsmouth. Cushman S. T., Littleton. Cussie , Lebanon. Custer E., (h) Manchester. Cutler John H., Peterboro’. Cutler Daniel B., Peterboro’. Cutler George I., West Swanzey. Dana John A., Ashland. Darling II. Homer, (h) Iveene. Darling J. II., (h) Keene. Darling William W., Newport. Davis A. E., Cedarville. Davis E. H., Manchester. M. D. (no coll, or date given); member med. soc. of N. II., Am. med. asso.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Davis H. Stanton, (e) Cornish Elat. Davis 1. B., (e) Lisbon. Davis James Austin, Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of N. H.; exam, surg- for pensions. Davis Moses E., Concord. Davis S. W., Plymouth. Dearborn Alfred Randall, East Weare. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of N. II. Dearborn B., (e) Portsmouth. Dearborn H. M., Hopkinton. Dearborn Jonathan, Seabrook. Dearborn J. W., Effingham. Dearborn Samuel G., Milford. Dearborn Thomas B., Milford. Member med. soc. of N. H. Dinkie , Franklin. Dinsmoor Silas M., East Washington. M. D., National med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of N. II. Dodge C. L., Peterboro’. Dodge Levi, (hi Peterboro’. Donnell E. J., Richmond. Dow E. C., Rochester. Dow II. T., Nashua. Drake Jason W., (h) Dover. Dunham William Russell, Westmoreland. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1865; v.-pres. Conn. River Valley med. asso. Durgin S., Nashua. Durkee Austin, New Hampton. Durkee F. A., (h) Wentworth. EAS NEW HAMPSHIRE. HAN 443 Eastman J. C., Hempstead. Eaton Harrison, Thornton’s Ferry. Eayers Charles G. A., Nashua. Eliott Charles F., Great Falls. Elkins J. L., New Market. Elkins J. P., Wilmot Flat. Elkins J. S., Newport. Elliot John S., Manchester. M.D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1825; member med. soc. of N. H. Emery James, Hudson. Emery Stephen Moody, Fishersville. Grad. Dartmouth coll., 1836; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1852. Evans Earl, Winchester. Evans S. A., Conway. Fairbrother George W., Lancaster. Farrington James, Rochester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1S47. Fellows Rufus, Bristol. Fenner A. G., Dover. Finns A. G., Dover. Ferguson John, Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. II. Fisher Thomas E., (h) Francistown. Fisk Cyrus M., Bradford. Fitts j. Frank, Francistown. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll, (no date); member med. soc. of N. H.; exam. surg. for pensions. Fitz John M., Bradford. Fitzpatrick John, Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. II. Flagg Andrew J., (e) Claremont. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa. (no date), pres, eclec. med. soc. of N. II. Fleeman Josiah, Wilton. Folsom J. D., Lancaster. Folsom N. L., (e) Portsmouth. Foss Rufus B., Farmington. Foster T. S., Laconia. Fouler O. F., Bristol. Fowler Hadley B., Bristol. French Horace, Concord. French Isaac Smith, London Bridge. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1854; hon. M. D., Berkshire med. coll.; membey Suncook Valley med. asso.; med. exam, for lh'e ins. co. French John Q. A., Hillsboro’ Bridge. French Leonard M., Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. II. Frisbie J. J., Cedarville. Frost C. P.,Hanover. Member med. soc. of N. II. Gage Charles P., Concord. Member med. soc. of N. II. Gage Horace, Hookset. Gagnon J. B., (h) Concord. Gailseth Charles A., (h) Laconia. Gale Jonathan Greely, (e) Newton. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1836. Gale Walter Channing, Newton. Grad. Haverhill high school; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no dates). Gallett M., (m) Keene. Gallinger Jacob H.. (h ) Concord. Garland Jeremiah C., Nashua. Geathno F., (h) Great Falls. Geddes William, Keene. Gerald F. L., (e) Nashua. Gibby Thomas H., Nashua. Gibson A. J., Nashua. Gibson Francis N., New Ipswich. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1861; member med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Gleason Aaron R., Fitzwilliam. Member med. soc. of N. H. Glossian S., (m) Manchester. Goodell John, Hillsboro- Bridge. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1859; mem- ber med. soc. of N. H. Goodhue David Putney, West Springfield. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1863; member and one of councillors med. soc. of N. H. Goodrich , Franklin. Goodwin Richd. Jas. Plumer, Manchester. B. S., Harvard uoiv. (no date); M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1859; member med. soc. of N. H., and med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Gould Charles R., Hillsboro’ Bridge. Gould True Morrill, Raymond. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth univ., 1854; member med. soc. of N. H., and Am. med. asso. Gove George S., Whitefield. Graham S. W., Conway. Grant W. C., Ossipee Centre. Graves Eli Edwin, Boscowen. M. D., Yt. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of N. IT.; phys. to almshouse, Merrimac co. Graves Frank W., Warner. Member med. soc. of N. II. Graves Josiali G., Nashua. Graves L. G., Claremont. Gray George, Nashua. Greeley George Preston, Nashua. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1857; mem- ber med. soc. of N. H., and med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. N. II. vols. 1 year; surg. 3 years. Green S. H., New Market. Greenlaw , Conway. Gregory Samuel O.. (h) Winchester. Grosvenor Lucius II., Pelham. Guilford E. G., West Thornton. Haines George Marvin, Oxfordville. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1870; mem- ber med. soc. of Orleans co., Yt., and med. soc. of Lamoille valley, Yt. Haley F., Milton. Haley Timothy A., Tuftonboro’. Hall A. A., Rumney. Hall Charles Edwin, Greenville. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1870; A. M., 1873; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1873; member med. soc. of Mass. Hall J. F., Portsmouth. Ham E. B., Strafford. Ham John Randolph, Dover. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1866; sec. Strafford dis’t med. soc.; fellow med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. colored .infantry 2 years. Hammond Evan B., Nashua. Handelet L. D., Great Falls. Hanes John, Londonderry. Hanson C. W., Northwood. Hanson Jacob Clements, Great Falls. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1839; member Strafford dis’t med. soc., and med. soc. of N. H.; hon. member med. soc. of Iowa. 444 HAN NEW HAMPSHIRE. MIT Hanson Tliad. M., (e) Manchester. Hardy J. E., Richmond. Harris Augustus, Colebrook. Harrison George A., Manchester. Hartwell James M., (e) Colebrook. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1855, and Am. med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1855; member Am. eclec. med. asso. Harward J. L., Nashua. Hatch Mason, Newport. t Hatch M. A., Concord. ' Hatch S., Manchester. Hatch Thomas E., Keene. Haynes John, North Londonderry. M. D., med. coll., Woodstock, Vt., 1855; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1J years. Haynes John O., Manchester. Haynes Timothy, Concord. Hayt A. B., Grafton. Ilayt Peter L., Wentworth. Herbert Joseph, Great Falls. Ilersey G. E., Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. H. Hildreth C. F., Pembroke. Hill Gardiner C., Keene. M. D., med. coll, of Castleton, 1856; member med. soc. of Mass. Hill Levi Gerrish, Dover. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1838; has been sec. and pres. med. asso. of Dover; sec., treas. and pres. Strafford dis’t med. soc.; treas. and pres. med. soc. of N. H.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Hill R. F., Keene. M. D., New England female med. coll, (no date). Hinds W. II. W., (h) Milford. Hobbs Albert W., Madison. Ilobbs Daniel S., Freedom. Hobbs Moses L., North Hampton. Holbrook Guy, West Stewartstown. Member med. soc. of N. H. Holland William Washburn, Manchester. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1873. Ilorne W., Dover. Horsch Carl II., (h) Dover. Ilosford Willard, Oxford. Hosmer William II., Fisliersville. Hover Isaac B., Atkinson. How Lyman Bartlett, Manchester. A. 51., Dartmouth coll., I860; M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1863; member med. soc. of N. II.; prof, of anat. and phys. in med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll. Howe J., Dover. Hunt G. W., Cornish Flat. Hunt M. O. A., Manchester. Hurd John, liindge. Hurd O. W., Grantham. Ilytcli M., Newport. Jarvis Samuel G., Claremont. Jenkins Alvin, Great Falls. Jenness S. G., Seabroolt. Jennison John Fuller, (e) Keene. A. B., Norwich univ., 1840; M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1842. Jewell S. C., South Hampton. Jones Daniel Lee, (h) Lancaster. Jones F., New Ipswich. Jones Sylvester P., West Stewartstown. Jones William A., (h) Lyndeboro’. Junkins W. O., Greenland. Kelley F. L., (e) Lisbon. Kelly Nathaniel Knight, Plaiston. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1823; member Essex North, med. asso. (merged into State soc.);—au- thor of paper, “ A Cure of Tuberculous Liver,” 1841. Kimball John R., Pembroke. King Rufus II., Wolf boro’. Kingsbury Charles F., Lyme. Grad. Norwich univ.; M. D., med. dep’t of Dart- mouth coll, (no dates); member and one of the councillors med. soc. of N. H. Kittridge George W., New Market. Kittridge J., Keene. Kittridge Thomas B., Keene. Knight Edwin A.. Lebanon. Knight Luther Martin, Franklin. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1834; mem- ber med. soc. of N. H., and Am. med. asso., 1872; division surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Ladd John G., Pittsfield. Larabee George H., Suncook. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1865; member med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 11 years. Latlirop M. C., Dover. Leonard W. F., Ilarrisville. Leonard William S., Hinsdale. Lindsay A., Laconia. Lindsey Albert, (h) Gilford. Little Daniel, Goffstown. Little John S., Goffstown. Lock Luther F., Nashua. Lockerly Charles A., Concord. Lombard E. D., Colebrook. Lougee J. W., Rochester. Lyford R. C., Tilton. McDaniel David, Barrington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1842. MeNab John, Woodsville. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll, (no date): pres. White Mountain med. soc. (a member 50 vears). McQueenston E. Forrest, Nashua. Member med. soc. of N. II., and Am. med. asso. Maffett F. T., Littleton. Manahan Valentine, Enfield. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of N. II., and Am. med. asso. Manchester Constant Wood, Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1857 ; med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1858; member med. soc. of N. H. Manning Charles A., Manchester. Marcey M. E., (e) Peterboro’. Marrow A. D., Freedom. Marston D. G., Oxford. Marston Jeremiah, Effingham. Mason Franklin L., Tilton. Mason II. W., Wilmot Centre. Mason W. H. H., Moultonboro’. May James R., Portsmouth. Merrill W. F., Exeter. Meserve R. II., Milan. Mitcalf S. D., (m) Winchester. Mitchell Ezra, Lancaster. M. D. med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1865; mem- ber White Mountain med. soc.; med. cadet gen’l hosp. 1} years. MON NEW HAMPSHIRE. SCR 445 Montgomery George, Gilmanton. Mooar J., Manchester. Moody William B., Franconia. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Orleans co., White Moun- tain med. soc., and med. soc. of Vt. Moore David F., Gilford. Moore Joseph, Gilford. Moore Norman J., Nashua. (Morgan Arnold, East Canaan. Morrill Alphos, (h) Concord. Morrill Shadrick C., Concord. Morse Josiah, Groveton. Moulton Albert II., Concord. Moulton Charles, New Market. Murrill Robert E., Warren. Nelson David B., Laconia. Newell Arthur Clark, Farmington. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio; member med. soc. of Strafford co., med. soc. of N. II.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 vears. Nill L. G., Dover. Norris Clark C., (m) Colebrook. M. D., Woodstock med. coll., 1857. Odell George II., Stratham. Odell Joseph Warren, Greenland. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1855; member med. soc. of N. H.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Olcott B. T., Lancaster. Osborn James B., Tilton. Packer II. T., Claremont. Page B. F., Lisbon. Page David, Haverhill. Page John C., Centre Harbor. Page Richard II., Candia. Page William A., Centre Harbor. Palmer Daniel E., Tuftonboro’ Parker David T., Farmington. Ex-pres. med. soc. of N. II. Parker Henry K., Wolfboro’. Parsons John William, Portsmouth. M. I)., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of N. II., Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. 1 year. Parsons Warren, Rye. Parsons William M., Bennington. Member med. soc. of N. II. Parsons W. W., Manchester. Patridge Samuel II., Greenfield. Patten J. L., Whitefield. Pattle Luther, Manchester. Peabody Leonard W., Epsom. Peavey George Washington, Milton. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1861. Perlians Samuel, Exeter. Perkins Charles W., Alton. Perkins Marshall, Marlow. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1850; mem- ber Conn. Valley med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Perkins Nathaniel R., Haverhill. Perley I. N., Lebanon. Perry Adams, Portsmouth. Perry William, Exeter. Perry William Gilman, Exeter. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1842; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1847; trustee of N. II. asylum for insane. Phelps Gurley A., Jaffrey. Phillips Butler Hubbard, Pembroke. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of N. H. Pierce George W., Winchester. , Pike Charles C., Sulton. Pike John Gilman, Dover. A. B., Bowdoin coll., 1844; M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1847; mem. med. soc. of Strafford co. Porter Winslow B., Alstead. Porter William H., Surrey. Pray John W., East Rochester. Pray Samuel, Farmington. Pray Thomas J. W., Dover. A. B., Bowdoin coll., 1844; A. M., 1847; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1848; member med. soc. of Strafford co., med. soc. of N. H.;— author of monograph, “ Nursing Sore Mouth.” Prescott David Sanborn, Laconia. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1849; member med. soc. of N. H. Preston J. W., Plymouth. Prouty Ira F., Keene. Randall Daniel F., Chesterfield. Reynolds , Tam worth. Reynolds Thomas Osgood, Kingston. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of N. II.; hosp. steward and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Reynolds William R , Wakefield. Richard M., Manchester. Richards Paschal B., Bradford. Richardson Abel P., Walpole. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1864; cor. sec. Conn. Biver Valley med. asso. Richardson Samuel A., Marlboro’. Ripley W. K., (e) Great Falls. Rix J. M., Warner. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1S68. Roberts Samuel W., Wakefield. Member med. soc. of N. H. Robinson A. II. Member med. soc. of N. II. Rogers Alexander, Ilopkinton. Member med. soc. of N. H. Rogers Tristam, East Canaan. Ross J. S., (e) Great Falls. Russ N. K., West Thornton. Russell M. W. Member med. soc. of N. H. Russell Timothy, Oxford. Sanborn Charles Henry, Hampton Falls. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1856. Sanborn George, Meredith Village. Member med. soc. of N. H. Sanborn George W., Kingston. Sanborn J. A., Campton. Sanborn John H., (e) Meredith Village. Sanborn Thomas, Newport. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1841 ; member med. soc. of N. H., Am. med. asso., 1872; exam, surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. Sanger T. E., (h) Littleton. Sargent B. W., Rochester. Sarvis S., Claremont. Schaefer C., Manchester. Screwton John F.. Farmington. Scruton John Edmund, Union. M. D., med. dep’t Bowdoin coll, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of N. H. 446 SHA NEW HAMPSHIRE. WHI Shackford P. A., Dover. Shepard Charles, Alstead. Sherry John W., Londonderry. Simmonds Barton, Westmoreland. Simpson S. L. F., West Rumney. Member med. soc. of N. H. Sleeper Herbert, Meriden. Sleeper W. W., (e) Salisbury. Smalley Adoniram, Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1830; ex-pres. med. soc. of N. II.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Smart W. II., New Castle. Smiley J. R., North Sutton. Smith Albert, Peterboro’. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1825; hon. LL. D., 1871; M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1833; ex- pres. med. soc. of N. H.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of mat. med. in med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1849-71. Smith David B., Hudson. Smith Henry Hilliard, Dublin. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1859; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2 years, 7 months. Smith J. Ranlet, Wolfboro’. Smith Summer T., Claremont. Smith W. A., Campton Yillage. Smolley A., Lebanon. Somerton John L., Wakefield. Spalding Edward, Nashua. Spaulding Phineas, Haverhill. Stackpole Paul Augustine, Dover. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1842; hon. member med. soc. of Sydenham, London; mem- ber med. soc. of Essex, N. dis’t, Mass., med. soc. of Mass; ex-pres. Strafford dis’t med. soc., N. H., and med. soc. of N. II. Stowell David P., Mason Yillage. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. 1862. Strong J. E., (e) Portsmouth. Sumner F. A., Charlestown. Swan John, Madison. Sweat Thomas J., Centre Sandwich. Swett John Langdon, Newport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1836; hon. member med. soc. of Cal.; pres. med. soc. of N. II., 1873; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Sylvester W. S., Durham. Taft Albert II., Hancock. Taylor S. A., Epsom. Member med. soc. of N. H. Tebbetts George W., Ossipee. Tenny Richard J. P., Pittsfield. Member med. soc. of N. II. Terhune Gilliam II., New Boston. Thompson A. J., Laconia. Thompson John F., Lisbon. Thompson Robert, (h) Dover. Thornton William, Rindge.' Titcombs George P., (e) Salisbury. Tolies Clarence Weston, Claremont. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member San Francisco med. benevolent soc., Conn. River Valley med. asso. ’ Tolies Nathaniel, Claremont. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1830 ; member Conn. River Valley med. asso., med. soc. of N. II. Topliff A. P., Freedom. Torrey H. D., Torliain. Towle George II., Deerfield. Townsend Henry M., Monroe. Trensbly Adolphus L., Manchester. Trevett Henry, Milton. True Noah L., (e) Laconia. Tucker Henry, (h) Claremont. Tufts Charles Augustus, Dover. A. M., Dartmouth coil., 1870; M. 1)., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1871 ; member Essex N. dis’t med. soc., Mass.; med. soc. of N. H.; treas. med. soc. of Strafford dis’t; v.-pres. Am. phar- maceutical asso. Tuttle Charles M., Littleton. Tuttle Thomas, North wood Centre. Twitched George B., Keene. Member med. soc. of N. H. Yarney A. II., South New Market. Yolk Carl A., Claremont. Yose T. S., Manchester. Walker Aaron, Manchester. Walker James P., Manchester. Walker Mark, Barnstead. Warren M. R., Dover. Waterhouse William, Barrington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1842; member med. soc. of Strafford dis’t, med. soc. of N. H. Watson Henry L., Littleton. Watson Irving Allison, Groveton. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1871; member White Mountain med. soc.; health officer of Stark and Northumberland, N. H. Way Osmon B., Claremont. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1865; member Conn. Iiiver Valley med. soc. Webber Samuel, Charlestown. Webster Kimbell I)., Gilsum. Weeks Lorrain True, (h) Laconia. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll, (no date); member homceo. med. soc. of N. H., Am. inst. of homoeo. Wells Charles, Manchester. Wells David Eaton, Bristol. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1852; hon. M. B., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1868 ; member Lamoille Valley med. soc., med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. West J., Manchester. West John, Francistown. Weymouth Henry A., East Andover. Wheat Asa, Canaan. Wheat Thomas, Manchester. Member med. soc. of N. H. Wheeler C. A., (e) Charlestown. Wheeler Francis H., Goshen. 'Wheeler John, Barnstead. Wheeler James H., Dover. M. IX, coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date) ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Strafford dis’t; member med. soc. of N. H., Am. med. asso. Wheeler P. II., Alton. Whipple A. A., Wentworth. Whipple Solomon M., New London. A. B., Norwich univ., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Woodstock med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. x of N. H. Whirt John, Hebron. Whitaker J. M., Charlestown. "Whitcomb Moses, Coos. White Ezekiel. Troy. WHI NEW HAMPSHIRE. YOU 447 Whittier Samuel Crook, Portsmouth. M. D., rued, dep’t Harvard univ., 1862; member med. soc. of Strafford co., med. soc. of N. H.; city phys. 3 years; health officer 3 years; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Whittle Joshua Folsom, (h) Nashua. M. D., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1843; member Am. inst. of homceo. Whittle James P., Weare Centre. Wight E. M.t Gorham. Wight W., Gilmanton. Wilbur George F., Nashua. Wilcox Mason A., Newport. Wilkenson F. D., Charlestown. Wilkins W. W., Bedford. Member med. soc. of N. H. Willoughley Henry W., Hollis. Wilson J. W., Contoocook. Winch Albert, Whitefield. Winegar E. It., Manchester. Wingar Olive M., Manchester. Winn Alexander N., Manchester. Wood Sylvester, Washington. Woodbury M. H., Lancaster. Woodbury M. It., Lancaster. Woodbury Oliver A., (h) Nashua. Wood well P. G., Tilton. Wordwell H. F., Gorham. York Jasper II., Dover. Young J. F., Gilmanton. MEDICAL REGISTER (IF 11 Sill (IF if JERSEY. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NEW JERSEY. The country south of the Hudson was visited by the Dutch in 1623, and formed a portion of their province of New Netherlands. In 1664, this region fell into the hands of the English, and received the name of New Jersey, in honor of Sir George Carteret, who had been Governor of the island of Jersey, in the English Channel, and who jointly with Lord Berkeley purchased this province from the Duke of York. In 1674, Lord Berkeley sold his share of the province, West New Jersey, to the Quakers, a large number of whom emigrated from England the next year. East New Jersey was also purchased by the Quakers, in 1682. In 1702, the Quaker proprietors gave up their rights, and Queen Anne sent over a royal Governor. From this time until the Revolutionary War there is little of interest in the history of New Jersey, but during the struggle for Independence many important battles were fought upon her soil. New Jersey was one of the “ Original Thirteen States,” and ratified the Constitution Dec. 18th, 1787. The population, in 1870, according to the census of that year, was 906,096, and the number of physicians and surgeons, 1208. Twenty per cent, of the annual number of deaths are due to phthisis. New Jersey covers an area of 8320 square miles. “ In the southern and central portions of this State the country is flat and sandy; in the north are some ranges of picturesque hills, interspersed with charming lakes and ponds. Some of the Alleghany ridges traverse New Jersey, forming the spurs known as Schooley’s Mountain, Trowbridge, the Rambo and Second Mountains.” New Jersey is surrounded upon three sides by water, having the Atlantic Ocean, New York bay, and the Hudson river upon the east, and Delaware bay and river upon the south and west. The coast is low and sandy, with but few inlets of sufficient size to admit of the entrance of small vessels, and no efficient harbors. The Delaware river, bounding this State upon the west, is a grand stream, admitting of the largest sea going vessels as far as Camden, while smaller craft ascend as far as Trenton. The rivers of this State are better adapted for economical purposes than for navigation, the largest admitting of the use of small craft for from fifteen to twenty miles from the sea. The principal streams are the Hackensack, the Passaic, and the Raritan rivers. These streams are fn the more elevated portion of the State, and are of service as mill power. The Falls of the Passaic afford sufficient power to move the machinery of many vast factories, the “race ” taken from the river above the falls being as large as a small canal. The southern portion of the State is covered to a great extent by vast pine forests, and possesses no large streams. Iron, copper, and zinc are found in large quantities. Manganese is found in several localities. Fine building stone is abundant. MINERAL SPRINGS OF NEW JERSEY. Schooley’s Mountain Spring is in Morris county, twro and a half miles from Ilacket’s Town, on the Morris & Essex Railroad. This is a very popular place of resort, both on ac- count of the virtues of the water and the great beauty of the surrounding country. The water has not been analyzed, but has a strong chalybeate taste, and contains carbonic acid gas. The temperature of the Spring is 50° Fahr. It is found near the summit of the moun- tain, and the water is conveyed to a convenient place in pipes. This mountain contains iron ore, which is worked in several places. The constant flow of this Spring is about one gallon every two minutes. There are several hotels convenient to the Spring. “ Mineral Spring.”—This Spring is two miles distant from Long Branch, and is much resorted to by visitors to that attractive sea-side resort. The water is said to contain car- bonate of iron. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. The New Jersey State Lunatic Asylum was founded at Trenton, in 1848. It is a very handsome and well arranged edifice, consisting of a centre building four stories high, con- taining the officers’ apartments, etc., and very extensive wings three stories high, with every arrangement possible for the accommodation of patients. The plan of this building 448 NEW JERSEY. 449 is so arranged that an addition to the present structure can be made at any time at a con - paratively small cost, adding much to the beauty of the building, and giving accommoda- tions for 360 additional inmates. The number of patients in this Asylum on the 31st of October, 1872, was 700, and the number received during the next year was 131, making the whole number under treatment during the year 831. Of these, 45 recovered, 71 improved, 43 died, and 19 were discharged, unimproved, leaving 653 patients in the Asylum on the 31st day of October, 1873. This is a greater number than the Asylum was originally in- tended to accommodate; therefore it is the intention of the State Government to erect an Asylum near Morristown. The greater number of patients are supported by the State, but private patients are also admitted. The Newark German Hospital.—This Hospital was opened for the reception of patients during the month of January, 1871. It is very pleasantly situated on high ground, and has a capacity of sixty beds. The number of patients received prior to July 1st, 1873, was over six hundred. St. Michael’s Hospital, at Newark.—In 1865, a small house, having a capacity of ten beds, was lifted up for needy patients. In 1867, this charity was extended, a larger house being taken, and in 1870 it assumed the name and proportions of the present St. Michael’s. This Hospital has accommodations for 130 patients, and is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. General hospital clinics, and eye and ear clinics are held daily. During the year 1873, 880 patients were admitted, 866 attended the eye and ear clinic, and 253 the general hospital clinic. The total number of persons receiving the benefit of this institution was 2108. We are indebted to Drs. Elliott and Woodhull, of the Medical Staff, for the above information. The Hospital of St. Barnabas, at Newark, has a capacity of 34 beds. During the year ending June 11th, 1873, 194 patients received its benefits, of whom 128 recovered, Unim- proved, and 18 died. This Hospital partakes somewhat of the nature of a home, .persons of all ages, sex, and condition being admitted and taken care of. There is also a Lying-in and Out-door Department attached to this institution. This Hospital is under the care of the Episcopal denomination, and several beds are endowed by various churches in the diocese ; several also by the Newark city government. Dr. Dougherty, of the Surgical Staff, has kindly furnished the above information. St. Joseph’s Hospital, at Paterson, was opened for the reception of patients in 1868, and enlarged in 1872. During the year ending September 1st, 1873, 380 patients were treat! d in this institution. Of this number, 220 were cured, 58 were relieved, and 35 died. The poor are admitted without charge; for males, who are able to pay, the charge is $6, and for females, $5 per week. In addition to the general wards, there are a few private rooms. The Hospital is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. A Dispensary Department is open twice a week for the treatment of diseases of the eye and ear, and once a week for diseasi s of the skin and special diseases of women. The Hudson County Hospital, at Hudson City, was formally opened June 2d, 1870. The Hospital is built of stone, is four stories high, and is beautifully situated in the midst of large grounds. It has beds for thirty-six patients, and is capable of admitting more. Patients with incurable diseases are charged $15 per week; cases of mania-a-potu, $25, in advance ; patients who are inhabitants of Hudson county are charged $7 per week ; others, $8 to $10. We have no information in regard to St. Mary’s Hospital, at Hoboken, or the Charity Hospital, at Jersey City. The Newark City Dispensary is open daily from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m., except Sundays and holidays. The hour from 11 to 12 is set apart for vaccination ; the following hour fox- male, and the remainder of the time for female patients. The city is divided into eight districts, and the poor in each are attended free of charge by the physicians connected with the Dispensary. J. A. Nichols, M. D., the Health Physician of Newark, has kindly furnished the above information. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF NEW JERSEY. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. New Jersey State Medical Society Franklin Gauntt Wm. Pierson, Jr. Atlantic County Medical Society Bergen Comity Medical Society F. M. Wright Chas. Hasbrouck. Burlington CountyMedical Society E. P. Townsend. Camden County Medical Society Richard M. Cooper H, G. Taylor. Central Medical Society Jas. A. Exton J. C. Holmes. Cumberland County Medical Society Eli E. Bateman H. W. Elmer. Elizabeth City Medical Asso.s Thos. Terrill, Jr. Essex County Medical Society Wm. O’Gorman Chas. Young. Essex Medical Union Arthur Ward. Gloucester County Medical Society Jno. H. Ashcraft Wm. H. Turner. 450 NEW JERSEY. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF XEW JERSEY.—Continued. NAME. PRESIDENT. ' SECRETARY. Hudson County Medical Society F. E. Nobbe C. H. Terrington. Hudson County Pathological Society.. Tno. O. Bird. Hunterdon County Medical Society O. II. Sproul. Jersey City Pathological Society II. S. Gardiner. Mercer County Medical Society C. Shepherd J. B. James. Middlesex County Medical Society Rush Van Dyke D. Stephens. Monmouth County Medical Society A. T. Applegate Jno. Vought. Morris County Medical Society Newark Medical Association Chas. Young A. K. Baldwin. Ocean County Medical Society Passaic County Medical Society Orson Barnes C. Van Riper. Salem County Medical Society Somerset County Medical Society II. F.Van DerVeer. Sussex County Medical Society C. K. Davison Jonathan Havens. Union County Medical Society J. S. Crane II. P. Geib. Warren County Medical Society ' P. F. Brakeley. The “medical society of the State of New Jersey ” is composed of four delegates from each district society. The “medical society of New .Jersey,” whenever it is deemed expedient, or upon applica- tion made to it, may appoint five licensed physicians or surgeons of skill and learning, and who are practitioners and residents in any county, to convene and form a district medical society for the county in which they reside, and the society so formed shall be a corporation.— Nixon’s Dig., 1868, p. 583, secs. 1, 2. All physicians, who at any time have been presidents of the “medical society of New Jer- sey,” rank as fellows of the said society, and are entitled to all the rights of delegate mem- bers ; and all regulations with reference to the conferring of degrees made by the society must be approved by the fellows.—Ibid., secs. 4, 5. The “medical society of New Jersey ” shall examine all students and give diplomas under the hand of the president and seal of the society, and any person who receives such diploma is authorized to practise medicine or surgery, or both, as the diploma may specify, in any part of this State.—Ibid., sec. 6. The “medical society of New Jersey ” is required to appoint at the annual meeting three or more censors, called the “board of censors of the medical society of New Jersey,” from and for each of the following districts, viz.: Eastern district, which includes the counties of Sussex, Warren, Morris, Essex, and Bergen. Middle, which includes the counties of Huntington, Somerset, Middlesex, and Monmouth. Western, which includes the counties of Burlington, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, and Cape May. The board of censors shall examine all applicants for license in materia medica, pharmacy, chemistry, anatomy, sur- gery and the practice of physic and midwifery. At least three signatures are requisite to make valid the certificate for license.—Ibid., sec. 8. No person is qualified for examination by the censors, unless he has studied under the direction of a regularly practising physician or surgeon in this State for four years, and has attended one course of medical lectures, and is at the time of his application twenty-one years of age. But if the applicant has received a diploma from any college, three years’ study and one course of lectures is sufficient. And any person, who comes from another State with the aforesaid certificate and qualifications, may present himself for examination.— Ibid ., sec. 9. Any person who has passed an examination before the board of censors, and received a certificate signed by them, is entitled, upon payment of $15, to receive from the president of the “medical society of New Jersey ” a license to practise, and no person is allowed, ex- cept in cases of special emergency, or when a physician cannot be had, or where a licensed physician or surgeon from another State has been called to a consultation, to practise phy- sic or surgery, without being examined and receiving a license, under a penalty of $25, nor is such person allowed to collect any compensation for services rendered by him. And all quacks of every description are prohibited from practising, and it is the duty of the over- seers of the poor and of the county medical societies to prosecute all persons of this class. Every person, who is licensed to practice, must deposit with the clerk of the county in which he resides, a copy of his license, and until he does so, is subject to all the liabilities of unlicensed physicians. Licensed physicians are required to deliver their account or bill of particulars, written in plain English, to their patients.—Ibid., secs. 11-16. Any per sod of good moral character, who has obtained diploma from the College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons in New York, the Medical Department of the University of Pennsyl- vania, the Jefferson Medical College, the Medical Department of Philadelphia College* in Philadelphia, or such other medical college as the “ medical society ” shall from time to MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW JEBSEY, * Suspended about 1860. NEW JERSEY. 451 time designate, may present his diploma, together with testimonials of good moral character, to the president of the “ medical society,” and the president, if he is satisfied with the tes- timonials of character, is empowered to grant a license to practise medicine or surgery in this State, and the person who thus receives his license is not liable to the penalties pre- scribed for violating the medical laws. For this license $15 must be paid.—Ibid., secs. 20, 21. Any person of good moral character, who has obtained a diploma from any medical col- lege, or the medical department of any university in any State in the United States, which require their students to be twenty-one years of age at graduation, to have studied physic or surgery three full years with a respectable and lawful practitioner of medicine or surgery, and taken two full courses of medical lectures of twelve weeks each, in which have been taught the principles of materia medica, pharmacy, chemistry, anatomy, physiology, and the practice of physic, surgery and midwifery, is authorized to practise physic or surgery, or both, in this State, upon depositing a copy of his diploma in English, or other evidence of qualification, with the clerk of the county in which such person resides, but until this is done, the practitioner is liable to all the penalties imposed upon unlicensed physicians.— Ibid., sec. 28. The “ medical society ” may require the board of censors to examine all applicants for license, who have not received diplomas in the arts from a college or university, on such branches of general learning and science as the society may designate, and to require evi- dence of four years’ study in such branches of learning and science.—Ibid., sec. 22, etc. Upon application of any district medical society, the “ medical society of New Jersey ” may revoke the license of any physician, who may have obtained the same through fraud or in violation of any requirement of the medical laws, or who has dishonored himself by gross malpractice or conduct. But the person so charged shall have full opportunity of de- fence, and the charge must be sustained by the vote of two-thirds of the members of the society.—Ibid., sec. 25. The “medical society of New Jersey ” is authorized to establish a fund for the widows and children of deceased physicians and surgeons, who were members of the “ medical society of New Jersey ” and of the county medical societies under its control.—Ibid., sec. 18. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF III JERSEY. CITY OF NE¥AEK AND (POPULATION, , 105,078.) GRU Andrews Wm. J., (h) 207 Washington st. Annin J. D., (h) 81 Parkhurst st. Baker Walter S., (h) 250 Mulberry st. Member honueo. State med. soc. of N. J., and Eastern dis’t homceo. med. soc. of N. J. Baldwin A. K., 288 Plane st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Baldwin Milton, 288 Plane st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843; member med. soc. of Essex co. Baldwin Silas C., 65 Warren st. Breintnall J. II. H., Breintnall place. Brack Julius, 102 Mulberry st. M. D., univ. of Berlin and Breslau, 1859; sec. Ger- man med. soc. of Newark; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 5 months. Brumley J. D., 82 Halsey st. Brundage A. H., 257 Bank st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; ophthal- mic hosp. (no date); member med. soc. of Tioga co., N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. during the war. Burnet James B., 18 Chestnut st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866. Clark R. W., Chestnut st. Coles Abraham, 222 Market st. • M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1835. Conover William A., 787 Broad st. Corwin Joseph A., 13 Union st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Cross Jeremiah A., 63 Market st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Cutter James B., 875 Broad st. Dennis Laban, (h) 30 Central ave. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of N. J. Dougherty Alexander N., 82 Halsey st. Douglass George W., 10 Third st., East Netv- ark. Draper Chas. E., (e) 67 Banks st. Duncker Fred. W. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Dutcher J. B., (h) Elliot James, 56 New st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. J., 1850. Eyrich Christopher. 6 William st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Fish Chas. F., (h) 95 N. Seventh st. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1855; member Am. inst. of homceo.; phys. to Newark orphan asylum 4 years, and Newark homceo. dispen. Grover Wm. B., 752 Broad st. i Gruber Frank, (h) 59 West st. 452 HAG NEW JERSEY. VAI Hagen Charles W., 162 Springfield ave. Haight Trevanian, 24 E. Kinney st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Hatch Greenleaf F., 77 Clinton ave. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1871. Hendry H. Campbell. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Herzog Ambrose, 197 Washington st. Hewlett Peter V. P., 377 High st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868 ; member med. soc. of Essex co. Hickey Daniel C., 127 Washington st. Licentiate of N. Y. med. soc., 1863; member med. soc. of Newark, med. soc. of Essex co., and med. soc. of N. J.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1J years (not in active practice). Hitchcock W. E., 87 Belleville ave. Holden Edgar, 13 Central ave. A. B., Princeton coll., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1861; member Am. med. asso., 1872, N. Y. Journal asso., med. soc. of N. J., historical soc. of N. J., and soc. for advanc. of science, N. Y.; clinical phys. for dis. of chest, St. Michael’s hosp. Howe E. J., 22 Clinton st. Ill Fridolin, 132 Springfield ave. Jackson Joseph B., 598 Broad st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1824; mem- ber med. soc. of Essex co., and med. union of Essex co.; med. adviser to life ins. co. since 1845. Jeschinsky L., 63 Pacific st. t Kent George R., 394 Broad st. M. D.. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Essex co. Kipp Charles J., 8 Centre st. M. D., med. dep’t Columbus coll., N. Y. city, 1861: member Am. med. asso., 1872, Am. ophthalmo- logical soc., and Am. otological soc.; aural surg. to St. Michael’s hosp.; surg. U. S. army, hosp. and field, 61 years;—author of articles on oph- thalmology and otology. Kornemann Henry A., 6 Belmont ave. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1872; mem- ber med. soc. of N. .T. Kuechler Max, 177 Halsey st. Lafon Thomas, (h) 19 Cedar st. Lancaster Charles, (h) 120 Belleville ave. Lehlbaeh Chas. F. J., 183 Washington st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Essex co., and med. asso. of Newark; sec. med. board of Newark, German hosp., and visit, phys. of German hosp.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years;—ass’t editor of “Medical and Surgical Reporter,” Phila., 1860-61. Lehmacher F., 160 Springfield st. Lindsly James C., 884 Broad st. Loweree T. W., Jr., 912 Broad st. Lyon S. S., (e, 9 Orchard st. Mandeville F. B., (h) 940 Broad st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member Am. inst. of homoeo., homceo. med. soc. of N. J., and Eastern dis’t med. soc.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 8 months. Marsh Stewart C., 787 Broad st. Mead Wm., (e) 502 Broad st. Mercer Archibald, 13 Central ave. A. B., Rutger’s coll., 1868; A. M., 1871; M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1871; member med. union of Essex co.; phys. to St. Barnabas’ hosp., Newark. Mercer Wm. T., 693 Broad st. Miller John F., (h) 578 Orange st. Mills Andrew M., 169 Plane st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Mulcahy Dennis D., 78 Bank st, Nichols E. J., 901 Broad st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Nichols Isaac A., 10 W. Park st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1850; mem- ber med. soc. of Essex co., and med. asso. of Newark; surg. to St. Michael’s hosp.; health phys. to Newark. O’Gorman William, 81 Market st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Osborne Edward A.. 34 Ferry st. Osborne Joseph D., 1034 Broad st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Pennington Samuel II., 692 High st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Perkins Isaac C., (e) 59 New st. Rand John M., 10 Green st. Read J. W. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Ricord Philippe, 144 Warren st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Essex co. Rockwitli Frank, (h) 38 Franklin st. Savage M. M., (e) 8 New st. Schoeffler Ernest. 25 William st. Shirreff Charles, (hi 219 E. Kinney st. Smith D. W., 201 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Smith Edward D. G., 596 Broad st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Smith William A., 356 Broad st. Southard Lott, 121 Union st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Staclilin Robert, 15 Green st. Stevens Fred. II.. Lincoln ave. Stickney Chas. Wilson. 65 S. Orange st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; member med. soc. of N. J., and med. soc. of Essex co.; phys. to home for friendless, Newark; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Sutphen R. M., 26 Camp st. Swaim George M., 33 New st. Grad. Phila. coll, of pharmacy, 1867 ; M. T>., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1870; mem. med. soc. of Newark; hosp. steward U. S. army. Taft Simon P., (e) 28 Fulton st. Taylor Samuel W., (h) 81 Halsey st. Taylor William, 70 Orchard st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Tichenor Hiram II., 27 Academy st. Tissot Max, 262 Court st. Tompkins Silas B.. (hi 14 Warren st. Trimble Isaac P.. 645 High st. Tufts Wm. W., (h) 54 Pennsylvania ave. Vail M. II. Cash, 728 Broad st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. YOG NEW JERSEY ZEH 453 Vogler Charles, 3 Belmont ave. Vollmerhaus Win., (h) 206 Springfield st. Wade Joseph L., (h) Irvington st. Ward Arthur, 17 Lombardy st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Ward George S., 969 Broad st. Ward Henry, 374 Broad st. Ward Leslie IX, 114 Congress st. Ward William S., 12 Bridge st. Webner Charles F., Blank st. Weeks Henry M., 356 Broad st. Woodhull Addison W., 24 E. Kinney st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Young Charles, 1058 Broad st. Zeh Charles M., 481 Broad st. Member med. soc. of Essex co. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. ABE BAT Abell Matthias, Quakertown. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1857; ex- pres. med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; member med. soc. of N. J. Abernethy H. II., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of N. J. Abernethy Samuel, Rahway. Member med. soc. of Union co. Allen Carlos, Vernon. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Sussex co. Allen J. Linn, La Fayette. Member med. soc. of Sussex co., med. soc. of N. J. Allen L. A. D., Woodstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Allen S. E., (h) Trenton. Allie W. S., Cedarville. Alpaugh William C., High Bridge. Amiraux James C., Paterson. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Passaic co.; coroner of Passaic co. Amthon Robert, (h) Egg Harbor City. Anderson Calvin, Madison. Anderson Charles G., Wellsville. Andress T. H., Sparta. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Andrew B. A., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of N. J. Andrew Russel G., Heversink. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Albany, N. Y., 1866. Andrew P., (h) Camden. Applegate A. T., Englishtown. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co., med. soc. of N. J. Appleton , Jr., Trenton. Archer II. E., Jersey City. Armitage A. W., Woodsville. Member med. soc. of Hunterdon co. Arms S. E., Elizabeth. Member med. soc. of Union co. Armstrong J., Blackwoodtown. Arrowsmith J. G., Keysport. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Ashcroft John H., Mullica Hill. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Atkinson Charles P.. (m) Palatine. Austin , Camden. Avery A. G., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of N. J. Aycrigg Benjamin B., Passaic. A. B., univ. of N. Y., 1844; A. M., 1847; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848; not in prac. Ayers Daniel S., Rockaway. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1870. Ayers M. S., Fairview. Bacon S., Newport. Bailey Charles Howell, Bloomfield. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1868; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Essex co., med. soc. of Oneida co., N. Y.; ass’t surg. of N. Y. hosp., 1869-70. Bailey F. A., (h) Bloomfield. Bailey Geo. W., (h) Elizabeth. Baker J. W., Williamstown. Baldwin Henry R., Hew Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co., med. soc. of N. J. Baldwin S. C., Orange. Balleray George HenrJ-, Paterson. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; sec. med. soc. of Passaic co.; attend, surg. St. Jo- seph’s hosp. Bancroft E. K., (hi Mount Holly. Banks Henry M., (h) Englewood. Banta II. C., Hoboken. Barker Phanett C., Morristown. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1860; cor. member gynaecological soc. of Boston ; phys. to Bellevue hosp.. 1860-61;—author of paper, “Ac- tion of Opium as a Parturient Agent,” 1869, etc. Barlow Frederick C., Jersey City. Barnes Orson, Paterson. Pres. med. soc. of Passaic co. Bartine D. Hedding, Merchantville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; act. ass’t surg. and surg. hosp. and field, army of Poto- mac, 31 years. Bartlett , Vineland. Barton J. M., (h) Hudson City. Bassinger S. H., Hew Providence. Bateman B. Rush, Cedarville. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. soc. of N. J. Bateman Ephraim, Cedarville. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. soc. of N. J. 454 BAT NEW JERSEY. BUR Bateman Eli E., Cedarville. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. soc. of N. J. Bateman Robert M., Cedarville. Sub-grad. Prineton coll.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; ass’t surg. N. J. vols., 1862-63;—author of “ History of the Medical Men,” and “ History of Dis’t Med. Soc. of County of Cumberland,” 1871. Bayles John, Rocky Hill. Beam James M., Jacobstown. Baegle I. Newton Pelch, Turkey. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Beeman E., (e) Elizabeth Port. Beesley Maurice N., Dennyville. Belden Oliver S., Salem. Bennett Charles T., (m) Swedesboro’. Bennett Edward, Barnegat. Bennett F. N., Orange. Benson David, Hoboken. Berg Joseph F., North Branch. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member alumni asso. of Jefferson coll.; ass’t surg. N. J. vols. 1 year. Berger A., Hudson City. Betts William A., Red Bank. Bevins Wm. A., Keyport. Bickley , Riverton. Bidwell E. C., Vineland. Bieber Edwin Henry, Phillipsburgh. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; contract surg. U. S. vols. Bilderback Francis, Salem. Bird John Q., Jersey City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of Hudson co.; pres, pathological soc. of Hudson co.; member medico-legal soc. of N. J.; ex-house phys. and surg. Hudson co. hosp.; police surg.; deputy co. phys. Bird Joseph, Clinton. Blaekfan John Wilkinson, Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; ass’t surg. N. J. vols. 2 years. . Blackham George E., Perth Amboy. Member med. soc. of Middlesex, med. soc. of N. J. Blacknese F. S., Millstone. Blackwell E. T., Hackettstown. Member med. soc. of Warren co., med. soc. of N. J. Blackwell Lewis Springer, Bound Brook. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857. Blackwell Thomas, Long Branch. Blake D. W., Gloucester. Blane John, Perryville. M. D., diploma from med. soc. of N. J., 1827; member dis’t med. soc. of N. J.; pres. med. soc. of N. J., 1861; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Blundell William, Paterson. Sec. med. soc. of Passaic co, Boardman Joseph C., (h) Trenton. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member Am. inst. of homceo.; fellow and cor. mem- ber of homoeo. med. coll, of Pa. Bock Emanuel, Bergen. Bodine J. L., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co., med. soc. of N. J. Boileau N. B., Perryville. Member med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; med. soc. of N. J. Bogert R. D., Paterson. Bond Thomas, Polkville. Borden D. P., Paterson. Borden L. H., (m) Paterson. Boss J. B., Sparta. Member med. soc. of Sussex co., med. soc. of N. J. Bott John. Lodi. Bougliman Geo. W., Gloucester City. Member med. soc. of Camden co., med. soc. of N. J. Bowen E., (h) Jersey City. Bowen Horace, Jersey City. Bowen John B.. Bridgeton. Bowen R. J., Elizabeth. Bowen W. T., Bridgeton. Bowlby L. C., Vienna. Bozeman 1ST., Morristown. Brain Robert G., Irvington. Member med. soc. of Essex co., med. soc. of N. J. Brakeley P. E., Belvidere. Member med. soc. of Warren co., med. soc. of N. J. Brakeley P. W., Dunellen. Branin Henry E., Blackwoodtown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Camden co., med. soc. of N. J. Braum Louis, Elizabeth Port. Member med. soc. of Union co., med. soc. of N. J. Briegleb William, Hudson City. Brinkley I. T., Belleville. Britton D., Washington. Britton J., Washington. Brookham Joseph, (m) Paterson. Brooks George L., Jersey City. A. B., Columbia coll.; M. L)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; city phys., 1808-70; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Brosnan J. S., Elizabeth Port. Member med. soc. of Union co., med. soc. of N. J. Brown Clifford J., Union. Brown D. H., Orange. Brown J., Elizabeth. Brown L. R., (h) Elizabeth. Brown L. W., (h) Vineland. M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1861; member homoeo. med. soc. of West Jersey; coroner for Cumberland co.; snrg. in liosp. U. S. vols. Brown Richard Estell, Mount Holly. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Burlington co., med. soc. of N. J., Am. med. asso., 1872; act. ass’t surg. in gen’l liosp. U. S. vols. 2 years. Brunett John P., Penn’s Grove. Buck Ephraim W., Bergen. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1857; mem- ber dis’t med. soc. of Hudson co.; co. pliys.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Budd A. E., Mount Holly. Member med. soc. of Burlington co., med. soc. of N. J. Buffett Edward Payson, Hudson City. A. B., Yale coll., 1854; A. M., 1857; M. 1)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1858; member med. soc. of Hudson co., pathological soc. of Hudson co.; member of surg. staff Hudson co. hosp. Burdett A. S., Hackensack. Member med. soc. of Bergen co., med. soc. of N. J. Burdett John B., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of N. J. Burdick L., Franklinville. Burnett John Porter, Penn’s Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Burr L., Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co., med. soc. of N. J. BUR NEAY JERSEY”. COR 455 Burrows W., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of N. J. Brush II. M., Bergen. Busse William, Paterson. Butcher Charles, Maurieetown. Butcher Samuel, Maurieetown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. soc. of N. .T. Buttner F. K., Orange. Buttolph II. A., Trenton. Phys. to N. J. asylum for iusane. * Byrdsel Silvester, Camden. Byington Roderick, Belvidere. Hon. member med. soc. of Warren co. Cadmus A. L., Hudson City. Cahill P., Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co. Calkins A. M.. Jersey City. Calver Geo. W. H., (e) Jacksonville. M. 1)., med. coil, of Phila., 1862. Calvert George B., (e) Burlington. Campbell Jos., Drakestown. Cannon Frederick M., Deckertown. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Care Is S., Camden. Carey James, Jersey City. Carey Wm. Richard, (m) Trenton. Carl! Geo. G., Dennisville. Grad. Ft. Edward inst.; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; member med. soc. of Cape May co. Carlisle D. G., Leesburgh. Carls Samuel, (h) Camden. Carman Frederick M., Deckertown. Carrall George W., (e) Washington. Carson John W., Orange. Cary A. M., New Providence. Cary II. A., Gloucester. Case C. II., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Case Nathaniel, (e) Asbury. Cattell Samuel G., Deerfield. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Chabert Romeo F., Hoboken. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Chadwick F. T., (h) Red Bank. Chamberlin James, (m) Trenton. Chambrie II. B., Dover. Champion Charles T., Daretown. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 5 months. Chandler William J., Orange. A. B., Yale coll., 1864; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1868; member med. soc. of Essex co.; Essex med. Union, Newark; visit, phys. to memorial hosp.; ass’t surg. eye and ear dep’t St. Michael’s hosp., Newark;— author of paper, “ Intermittent Fever,” 1869. Chase D. C., Bricksburgh. Chattle Thomas G., Long Branch. Clark Charles F., Camden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1823; member med. soc. of Gloucester co., med. soc. of Camden; exam. surg. for pensions. Clark Henry C., Woodbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853: member med. soc. of N. J.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Clark Samuel S., Belvidere. Member med. soc. of Warren co. ! Clark S. V. D., Perth Amboy. Member med. soc. of Middlesex eo. ! Clawson J. E., Woodstown. Clay George Bolton L., (h) Moorestown. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1853; member homceo. med. soc. of N. J., homceo. med. soc. of West N. J., Am. inst. of homceo. Clement Thomas R., Woodstown. Cline G. II., (e) Harmony. Cion Horatio S., Cranberry. Cloud Charles R., (h) Burlington. Cole , Washington. Cole William, (e) Port Colden. Coleman II. W., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Coleman James B.. Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Coles Jonathan Ackeman, Scotch Plains. A. B., Columbia coll., 1864: A. M., 1867; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1868; member N. Y. acad. of med., and med. soc. of N. Y. co.; treas. med. soc. of Union co.; deleg. to Am. med. soc., 1873. Colfax William W„ Pompton. Collins James W., (e) Johnsonburgli. Comfort John II., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Condick 1ST. A., Dover. Congdon Edgar H., Hoboken. Conklin E. L., Bridgeton. Conover A. V., Long Branch. Hon. member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Conover Charles A., Holmdel. Conover John R., Freehold. Conover James S., Freehold. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Conover R. R., Red Bank. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Cook John. Englishtown. Cook J., Woodstown. Cook John S., (e) Hackettstown. Cook Lewis C., (e) Hackettstown. Cook Silas C., Hackettstown. Cooke Henry G.. Holmdel. A. B., Rutgers coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., 1857; member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Cooke John, Englishtown. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Cooke Joseph S., Washington. A. B., Union coll., 1853; hon. M. A., Lafavett i coll., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Pa., 1856; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Cooper C. J., (h) Camden. Cooper Howard M., Camden. Cooper Isaac, (h) Glassboro’. Cooper , Paterson. Cooper James Eugene, Colt’s Neck. M. H., coll, of phys. and surg., 1867. Cooper R. M., Camden. Cooper Sherman, Westfield. Member med. soc. of Union co. Copeland Geo. W., Titusville. Cornelison J. M., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Cornell G. B., (h) Bergen. Corriell W. Wallace, New Market. Corson John W., Orange. Corson Thomas J., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. 456 COR NEW JERSEY. ELW Cory A. M., New Providence. Member med. soc. of Union co. Courson W. S., Oak Ridge. Couse J. P., Franklin Furnace. Member me 1. soc. of Sussex co. Cox II. M., Port Murray. Crabbe Henry, Absecom. Craig James, -Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Craig Lewis, Plainfield. Cramer Isaac Smith, Sergeantsville. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1854; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co. Crane II. N., Branchville. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Crane Job S., Elizabeth. Pres. med. soc. of Union co., 1872. Crane Lyman M., Orange. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Crane Theodore, Ilackettstown. M. D., coll, of phys and surg., N. Y., 1855 ; mem- ber med. soc. of N. J.; pres. med. soc. of War- ren co. Crary II. A., Gloucester. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Craven John J., Bergen. Creamer J. S., Sergeantsville. Creveling J. P., Mt. Pleasant. Creveling P. G., Junction. Creveling AY. S., Stanton. Member med. soc. of Hunterdon co. Crittenden Thomas R., Dover. Croft James, Marlboro’. Crow AY. II., Bordentown. Cullen Thomas M., Camden. Member med. soc. of Camden co. Culver J. E., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Cummins G. O., Dover. Currie Charles Clark, (h) Freehold. Member homceo. med. soc. of N. J. Currie I). A., Englewood. Member med. soc. of Bergen co., aud med. soc. of N. J. Currie H. ‘F., Trenton. Currie Joshua I., (h) Elemington. Daemer , Paterson. Daily Geffrine, Franklin. Danmer II., Paterson. Dare Charles II., Bridgeton. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Davidson John AY., Perrineville. Davis Benj. J., Elemington. Davis Joseph A., Bloomfield. Davison C. K., Andover. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Day AYilliam II., Fort Lee. Dayton J. C., Basking Ridge. Dearborn George S., Oxford. Member med. soc. of AVarren co. Decker Dayton, Elizabeth. Deemy Emanuel K., Frenclitown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; ex-member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 11 years. De Groff Ephraim, Union. De Hart M. F., Jersey City. De Latourette X.. Bergen. I)e Meyer Jules, Montclair. Be Mund L. T., Ridgewood. Member med. soc. of Bergen co. De Witt Edward, Lawrenceville. De Witt J. D., Phillipsburgh. Denison E., Coytsville. Denson , Hoboken. Deshler C. F., Ilightstown. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Dewhirst , Paterson. Dickenson Thomas P., Hancock’s Bridge. Dickerson Benj. S., Flanders. Dildine David, Hope. Member med. soc. of Warren co. Disbrow R. L., Tom’s River. Disbrow S. M., Squankum. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Ditts Jacob, Ringoes. Dobridge H. A., Orange. Dodd William J., Jersey City. Donovan C. M., Jersey City. Doty James, Basking Ridge. Douglass G. W., Harrison. Downs Isaac M., Cape May C. H. M. 1)., two courses, 1863-64 (no coll, given); ass’t surg. vols. 1 year. Drake Lewis, Rahway. Drake W. II., Musconetcong. Draper Joseph, Trenton. Dreshler C. T., Ilightstown. Drewes , Paterson. Duer George S., Crosswick. Duncan D. L., Xevvton. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Dunham Charles, New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Durrie G. B., (h) Hackensack. Durrie W. Al, (h) Jersey City. Duvel Charles, AYeehawken. Eckhardt Edward, Weehawken. Edmonds S. C., Somers’ Point. Ehring William, Newark. Eicke Adolf, Hudson City. Elder Lorenzo Welton, Hoboken. M.D., coll. phys. and surg. of N.Y., 1847 ; member dis’t med. soc. of Hudson co.; pres, pathological soc. of Hudson co., 1872; phys. to Hudson co. hosp. Elmer Henry W., Bridgeton. A. B., Princeton coll., 1866; A. M., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; sec. med. soc. of Cumberland co. Elmer Robert William, Bridgeton. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860: member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Elmer William, Bridgeton. A. B., Princeton coll.; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; pres. med. soc. of N. J., 1860; mem- ber med. soc. of Cumberland co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Elmer William. Jr., Trenton. A. B., Princeton coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member Trenton med. asso., and med. soc. of Mercer co.; cor. sec. med. soc. of N. J. Elton J. R., Vineland. Elwell Alexander, Vincentown. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. ENG NEW JERSEY, GRI 457 English David E., New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. English S. S., Manalopen. Hon. member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Ewing Robert P., Bridgeton. Exton James A., Hightstown. Fagan , Paterson. Fagan II. M., Boonton. Fairbank J. N., (h) Hightstown. Fairchild Robert N., Parsippany. Farrando Richard S., Boonton. Farrow Levi, Middle Yalley. Farrow Joseph Smith, Flanders. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1871. Fenner Henry, South Orange. Field Henry, Clinton. Field J. F., Saltersville. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Finn Joseph F., Greenville. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Fisher Farley, Ringoes. Fisher J. C., New Brunswick. Fisler Jacob, Ilarrisonville. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Fisler Samuel F., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co., and Am. med. asso. Fitch James C., Hope. Hon. member med. soc. of Warren co. Fitliain J. F., Woodbury. Hon. member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Flagler T. B., Morristown. Fordham F. A., Freehold. Forman D. McLean, Freehold. M.D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no date); member N. Y. patholog. soc., and med. soc. of Monmouth co. Forman Samuel R., Bergen. Member ined. soc. of Hudson co. Fowler A. L., (h) Orange. Francis William, Ridgewood. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Bergen co. Frank A., Bridgeton. Freeman Alonzo, Hudson. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Freeman Ellis B., Woodbridge. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Freeman George L., (h) Bergen. Freeman O. It., Freehold. Freeman V., Freehold. Fritts J. T., White House. Fuchs , Paterson. Fuller , Paterson. Furman John II., Pemberton. Gale A., Asbury. Gale William, Westfield. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Union co.; act. ass’t surg. and act. past ass’t surg. U. S. navy 6 years. Gardiner David E., (h) Bordentown. Gardiner II. S., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Gardiner Samuel R.. Woodbury. Garnett O. V., Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co. Garrison Charles, Swedesboro’. Hon. member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Garrison Joseph E., Camden. Hon. member med. soc. of Camden co. Gauntt Franklin, Burlington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847; fellow med. soc. of N. J.; pres. med. soc. of Burlington co., 1872; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and alum, med. soc. univ. of Pa.; surg. to U. S. gen’l hosp., Beverly, N. J., 2 years; brig. surg. national guards'of N. J.; surg. on Gov. Parker’s staff;— author of essays before medical societies. Gedney Jacob R., (h) Passaic. Geib D., Elizabeth. Geib H. P., Elizabeth. Sec. med. soc. of Union co. Geisler Frank E., Hoboken. Grad, high school, Bremen, 1852; in univ. of Bonn, Germany, 1859 ; grad, in med. and surg., Wurzburg, 1861; member med. soc. of Hudson co., and patholog. soc. of Hudson ; hon. member obstet. soc. of Berlin; vol. phys., Prussia, 1866. Gill C. M., May’s Landing. Gill Charles, May’s Landing. Gilman Uriah, Woodstown. Gilmann B., Hudson. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Glander Andrew P., Mantua. Glen Irenseus R., Pluckemin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864 ; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; med. cadet in Phila. vol. hosp. 1£ yrs. Glen Samuel, Washington. A. B., Union coll., 1844; A. M., 1S48; M. D., Cas- tleton, Vt., 1850. Goodell George, Plattsburgh. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Goodenough Joseph B., Turkey. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Gordon Charles O., Bricksburgh. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1867; mem- ber med. soc. of N. H.; sec. med. soc. of Ocean co., N. J. Grandin John Forman, Clinton. A. B. and A. M., Union coll., Schenectady, (no date); M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852. Grant Edward I.. Trenton. Gray J. Alfred, Flemington. Gray William K., Summit. Member med. soc. of Union co. Green A. A., Chester. Green J. A., Paterson. Green James O., Red Bank. Green James S., Elizabeth. Member med. soc. of Union co. Green William, Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Greenbank John, (h) New Brunswick. A. B., Dickinson coll., 1848; M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Phila., 1853; member homceo. med. soc. of N. J. Grier Joseph H., Elizabeth. Member med. soc. of Union co. Grier Philip H., Elizabeth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; member med. soc. of Union co. Griffith John IT., Phillipsburgh. Grigg Jacob, Pemberton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1843. 458 GRI NEW JERSEY. HUN Grimes John, Boonton. Grimes M. L., Boonton. Griswold E. B., (h) Vineland. Groff John II., Sharpstown. Guernsey Henry, Berlin. Gulick Selah, Cranberry. Hadden Walter J., Jersey City. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1860; treas. med. soc. of Hudson co.; treas. pathological soc.; member med. soc. of N. J., medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; med. exam, provost Marshall’s office. Haessner A., (m) Hoboken. Ilaigh Thomas, Lodi. Haines George, Medford. Hale A. J., Vincentown. Hall M. B., (h) Beverly. Hall William H., Rutherford. Member med. soc. of Bergen co. Halsey Luther F., Swedesboro’. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Hammond H. L., Hudson City. Hand Jeremiah, Somers Point. Haney John R., Camden. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Hardenbergh Daniel S., Jersey City. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. vols'. 3 years. Haring J. J. Pres. med. soc. of Bergen co., 1872. Harkness James, fh) Jersey City. Harned Samuel Phillips, AYoodbridge. M. D., med. den’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Harris Henry K., Allamuchy. Harris Richard, (h i Perth Amboy. Hart Amos M., Ringoes. Hart I., Pennington. HartpeneeWilliam M., Oxford. M. D., med. coll, of Bowdoin, Me., 1865; pres, med. soc. of AYarren co. Hasbrouck Charles., Hackensack. M. 1)., coll. phys. and surg. of western N. Y., 1839; diploma med. soc. of N. J., 1841; mem- ber pathological soc. of Hudson co.; sec. med. soc. of Bergen co.; fellow med. soc. of N. J. Hasbrouck -T., (h) Newton. Hasbrouck Stephen, Jersey City. A. B., Union coll., Schenectady, 1815; A. M., 1818; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. A"., 1817; fellow of 'he same in 1818; member med. socs. of Ulster, Orange, Dutchess and New York cos.; perm, member med. soc. of N. Y. Havens Jonathan, Newton. Sec. med. soc. of Sussex co. Hawk Edward II., Blawenburgh. Hayes Thomas J., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Hedges Joseph, Branchville. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Hedges S. E., Chester. Helm John, New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Henry J. S., Vineland. Heritage John Down, Glassboroh M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Gloucester co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Heritage Josiah F., Auburn. Herker E. K., (m) Hoboken. Herker P. J., (m) Hoboken. Herrick John C., Passaic. M. D., Long island coll, hosp., 1865; member med. soc. of Passaic co. Herrick , Paterson. Herrick W. A., AYashington. Ilewlings J. AY., Jr., Iladdonfield. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Hickman John, Bergen Point. M. B., univ. of Toronto, 1869; M. C. P. and S., On- tario, 1870; member Jersey City pathological soc., med. soc. of Hudson co. Higgins Archibald A., Squan Village. Grad. Princton coll., 1846; M. I)., med. dep’tuniv. of Pa., 1854; member med. soc. of Monmouth co. ITill A. V.,Guttenburgh. Hilliard Phineas, Manahawkin. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Hitchner Charles F., Elmer. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Hodge Charles, Jr., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Hodgson AYilmer, Keyport. Iloff J., Everittstown. Hoff Jeremiah 0., Bloomsburgli. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co. Hoffman E. S., Morristown. Hollenbach Henry, (e) Burlington. Ilollingshead Enoch, New Egypt. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Holmes Ephraim, Greenwich. Holmes John Calvin, Cranberry. A. B., Princeton coll., 1863; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., 1864; member med. soc. of Middlesex co., ined. soc. of central N. J., med. soc. of N. J. Holmes A\r. II., Orange. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Holt Henry D., Jersey City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. ITomer Horace, (h) Plainfield. Honeyman John, New Germantown. Hopper H. A., Hackensack. Member med. soc. of Bergen co. Ilornblower William, Hudson City. Horner Joseph II., Florence. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Horton C. II., Martinville. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Hough D. AY. C., Rahway. Member med. soc. of Union co. Hough Thomas L., Elizabeth. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Union co. Howell Alexander A., Allentown. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Howell Benj. P., AVoodbury. Hubbard AY. II., Red Bank. Ilugg Isaac N., Camden. Hulshizer Henry, Port Oram. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Warren co. Hulshizer P. F., Stewartsville. Member med. soc. of Warren co. Hunt A. P., Raritan. Member med. soc. of Somerset co. Hunt Cicero, Ringoes. IIUN NEW JERSEY. LAN 459 Hunt Ezra M., Metuchen. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Hunt II. V., (h) Camden. Hunt John Wesley, Jersey City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859 ; member dis’t med. soc. of Hudson co.; pres, dis’t med. soc. of Hudson co., 1865; ass’t surg. Bellevue hosp., 1859, and surg. I860.; surg. Jersey City charity hosp.; surg. and brig. surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Hunt L. S., Mount Rose. Hunt S. B., Irvington. Hunt Sylvester Henry, Eatontown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Monmouth co.; med. cadet U. S. vols. 1 year; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Hunt T. Edgar, Clarksville. Hunter Charles H., Caldwell. Hyatt P. F., Bordentown. Ingersoll D. B., May’s Landing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; exam. surg. for pen- sions; med. cadet U. S. gen’l hosp., Phila. Ingram John, Vineland. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850; sec. Sydenham club; pres. hist. soc. of Vineland; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Inness George, Montclair. Ireland William II., Camden. Member med. soc. of Camden co. Irwin S. B., Tuckerton. Iszard J., Glaston. Iszard William Howard, Elmer. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Jackson Francis II.. East Orange. Jackson George C., Hudson City. Jackson John W., (h) Rockaway. Jackson Winslow, Bridgeport. Jacobus P. N., Hainesville. M. I). (no. coll, or date named); member dis’t med. soc. of Sussex co.; ex-phys. to infirmary of Warren co. James II. II., Rahway. Member med. soc. of Union co. James J. B., Trenton. Sec. med. soc. of Mercer co. Janehnoke George F., (e) English Creek. Janeway George J., New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Janisch , Paterson. Janny J. D., (h) Mount Holly. Jemison Lewis, Bordentown. A. B., Princeton coll., 1853: A. M., 1856; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1S58; member med. soc. of Burlington co. Jemison John S., Ilornellsville. Jennings Nathaniel, Washington. Jennings N. B., Haddonfield. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Camden co. Jobs Eugene, Springfield. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Johnson John C., Blairstown. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1850; pres. med. soc. of Warren co., 1863-61, and med. soc. of N. J., 1867;—author of “ Reports of Med. Soc. of N. J.” Johnson J. P., (h) Iliglitstown. 1 Johnson John V., White House. ; Johnson Samuel II., Harrison. Johnson Thomas, Readington. Johnson William E., Keyport. Jones George II., Boonton. Jones Samuel A., (h) Englewood. Jouney Joshua Dungan, Cinnaminson. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Joyce J. B., Orange. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Joyce Thomas E., Orange. Kaemmerer N., New Brunswfck. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Kane Thomas Joseph, Paterson. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1872; member med. soc. of Passaic co. Keasby J. B., Woodbury. Kelly E. B. P., Perrineville. Kem])sen P. T., Metuchen. Kenedy James S., Cape May City. Kennedy S. S., Stewartsville. Kent Ridley, Paterson. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1853; ex- pres. med. soc. of Passaic co. Kent William, Paterson. M. D., Long Island med. coll., 1873. Ketcham II. C., Port Oram. Ivichenor C. F., Elmer. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Kidder Walter, Jersey City. Kimball , (h) Eatontown. Kimmerer Nicholas, New Brunswick. Kinch F. A., Westfielcl. Member med. soc. of Union co. Kinch C., Westfield. King Joseph D., Dover. Kinne P. S., Paterson. Kinne Thomas G., (h) Paterson. Kinsey P., Morristown. Kinworthv Charles J., Passaic. Kirby John, Salem. M. ])., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852. Kirkbride Stacey, Port Republic. Kirkpatrick Alexander, (h) Burlington. Kirsten A., Jersey City. Knapin A. P., Jamesburgh. Knight M. D., Little York. Knight William, Annandale. Member med. soc. of Hunterdon co. Knoch Julius Augustus, Hoboken. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., It73. Knox James Suydam, Somerville. Member med. soc. of Somerset co. Kopetschny O., Jersey City. Krueger E., Hoboken. Kudlick John, Hoboken. M. D., univ. of Zurich, Switzerland, 1853 : member patholog. soc. of Hudson co., and med. soc. of Hudson co. Lace J., Jr., Paterson. Laidlow A. II., Hudson City. Laine E. R., (h) Caldwell. Laird Robert, Squan Village. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Lalor William S., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Lane Franklin, (e) Vineland. Lansing E. S., Burlington. 460 LAP NEW JERSEY. MAR Lappen , Paterson. Larison Cornelius W., Ringoes. M. D., nted. coll., Geneva, N. Y., 1863; member and reporter med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; prof, of nat. science at Seminary, Ringoes;—author of paper, “ Use of Alcohol in Croup,” 1871, etc. Larison George Holcomber,Lambertville. Hon. A. M.,univ. of Lewisburg, Pa., 1867 ; M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; ex v.-pres. med. soc. of N. J.; ex-sec. of hist. soc. of Hunterdon co.; city phys. 9 years; meteorological reporter for dis’t soc. of Hunterdon co., and Smithsonian inst.;—author of papers, “ Small-pox, its Form and Treatment,” 1865 ; “ Diseases prevalent in the Valley of the Delaware,” 1872; “Climatology and Diseases,” 1872. Laws G. C., Paulsboro’. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. Leal J. R., Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co. Leavitt John, Baptistown. Leavitt L., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Lee Charles M., Ringoes. M. D., Geneva med. coll., N. Y.. 1865; member med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; reporter for the soc. in materia medica. Lewis Alfred Almeron, Basking Ridge. A. B., univ. of N. Y., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; med. exam, for N. J. Life Insurance Co. • Lewis J. II., (h) Bergen. Lilly Samuel, Lambertville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; ex-pres. and sec. med. soc. of Hunterdon co.; pres, and fel- low of med. soc. of N. J.; member Am. med. asso.; not in practice except as consulting phys. Linaberry J. S., Mountainville. Lindall Van R., (h) Woodstown. Linn W. II., Hamburgh. Member med. soc. of Sussex co.; cor. of Sussex co. Lippincott A. B., (h) Salem. Lippincott F. B., Burlington. Livor , Passaic. Lloyd J. W., Orange. Lloyd Wilber, If ightstown. Lochner John, Jersey City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1871; member pathol. soc., med. legal soc. of N. J., med. soc. of Hudson co.; city phys. 1871-3. Lock Peter F., Bridgeport. Loewenthal E. J., Hoboken. Long Isaac S., Freehold. Member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Longstreet Henry IT., Bordentown. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Lopa James, Millville. Love John J. II., Montclair. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Lowe John M., (h) Rahway. Lowe John Newton, (h)'Milford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862. Lowenthal Ernst T., Hoboken. M. IX, univ. of Wurzburg, Germany, 1839; mem- ber med. soc. of Hudson co. Lowrie If. II., (h) Plainfield. Lukens Israel, (h) Rahway. Lund O. F., (h) Bergen. Lutkins A. A., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Lytle William J., Princeton. McAllister , Canton. McCaffrey Patrick, Trenton. McCauley , Clinton. McCauley J. D., Centreville. McConnell J. K., Cranford. Member med. soc. of Union co. McConnell K. M.. Cranford. McCullough J. W., Blackwoodtown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Camden co.; phvs. to Camden co. alms- house ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years 9 months. McDowell Augustus W., Bloomfield. McDowell .James II., (h) Jersey City. McFarlan E., Bloomfield. McGeorge Wallace, (h) Woodbury. M. 1)., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1868; sec. West Jersey homoeo. med. soc.; member homeeo. med. soc. of N. J., Am. inst. of homoeo. McGill John D., Jersey City. A. B„ Princeton coll.. 1867 ; A. M., 1870; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member Jersey City pathol. soc.; pres. med. soc. of Hudson co.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; Jersey City board of health ; visit, surg. to St. Francis hosp. McGill S. D., Elizabeth. McIntosh J. II., Paterson. McIntosh , Paterson. McKelway Alex. J., Williamstown. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1835; member med. soc. of Gloucester co.; med. soc. of N. J.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McKenzie T. II., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. McKinney E., Keyport. McKissock P. D., Millstone. McLaughlin T. J., .Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. McLean Thomas N., Elizabeth. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1871; sec. dis’t med. soc. of Union co. McNeil C. Holmes, (h) Jersey City. M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1872; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. J., Am. inst. of homoeo. McNeil Daniel, (h) Jersey City. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1840; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. J., Am. inst. of homceo.; surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. McPherson Andrew G., Clayton. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co. McWithey A. A., Pompton. Mackintosh J. M., Paterson. Macober A. P., (h) Hackensack. Madden Edmund II., Absecom. Maggoner Samuel S., Bridgeport. Maines E. W., Flatbrookville. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Mains Robert C.. West Milford. Marcy Alexander, Camden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; ex-pres. med. soc. of Camden City ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Cam- den CO. Marcy Virgil, Cold Springs. Marsh Elias Joseph, Paterson. A. B., Columbia coll, of N. Y., 1854; M. D., coll, of phvs. and surg., 1858; member med. soc. of Passaic co.; phys. of St. Joseph’s hosp., Pater- son, N. J.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 9 years. MAR NEW JERSEY O'BR 461 Marshall Randolph, Tuckahoe. Marshton E., Brieksburgh. Martin Joseph 8., Elizabeth Port. Member med. soc. of Union co. Martin Kenneth B., Jersey City. Martin R. W., (h) Elizabeth. Martin Thomas, Elizabeth. Martin W. L., Rancocas. Mason William K., Tuckerton. Mass Christopher, Egg Harbor City. Mathews Benj. B., Pennington. Matthews Benjamin Burroughs, Bound Brook. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Somerset co. Mattison Jansen B., Chester. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Mattison William E., New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Maynard James G., Six Mile Run. Mecray A. M., Camden. Member med. soc. of Camden co. Mecray James, Cape May City. Meeker John W., New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Meeser George F., Titusville. M. D., univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Mercer co.:—author of paper, “ Disease of Chil- dren,” 1870. Menogh J. T., Rockaway. Meppis , Paterson. Merill James II., South Vineland. Merrell William H., South Branch. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; pres. med. soc. of Somerset co. Merrill S. R., Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co. Meyer J. D., Orange. Michel Louis, Hudson City. Miller John, Andover. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Miller L. D., Newton. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Miller Martin Alexander, Jersey City. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863; ex- pres. patholog. soc. of Jersey City; pres. med. soc. of Hudson co.; member med. board, and visiting phys. to Charity hosp. and St. Francis hosp., Jersey City; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 yrs. Miller Samuel T., Paulsboro’. Member med. soc. of Gloucester co., and Am. med. asso. Mills J. D., Stanhope. Mitchell Henry, Jersey City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member dis’t med. soc. of Hudson co., med. soc. of Che- nango co., N. Y., and Am. med. asso., 1872; visit, phys. to St. Francis hosp. Montague M., (m) Paterson. Moore C. H., Juliustown. Moore Charles Vail, Stillwater. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member med. soc. of Sussex co. Moore Joseph, (h) Bridgeton. Moore John, Deckertown. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Moore J. G., Hightstown. Moore S. H., Newton. Morgan James F., Jersey City. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1868; member patholog. soc. of Hudson co., and Am. med. asso.; hosp. steward U. S. navy 6 months. Morgan Lawrence O., South Amboy. Morgan R. E., Camden. Morgan Randal W., Camden. Ph. D., univ. of Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Camden, and med. soc. of Camden co.; city phys.; phys. to Camden co. prison. Morris P. H., Englewood. Morris Theo. F., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Morrogh Clifford, New Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Middlesex co. Morton J. B., (h) Elizabeth. Mosher L. II., Griggstown. Moss Michael, Paterson. Member med. soc. of Passaic co. Mulcahy James. Jersey City. Mulford J. L., (h) New Brunswick. Mulford Isaac B., Jr., Camden. Member med. soc. of Camden co. Muller Edward, Hoboken. Murrough Clifford, New Brunswick. Nast Hugo, Hoboken. Neal Ebenezer, Burlington. A. B., Miami univ.; A. M., Hanover coll., 1862; M. D., univ. of Pa., 1865; life member alumni asso., 1873; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Neer David, (h) Paterson. Neer Henry C., Park Iiidge. M. D., Berkshire med. inst., 1860; member med. soc. of Bergen co. Nelden Charles R., Stanhope. Member med. soc. of Sussex co. Newell William Augustus. A. B., Rutgers coll., IS. J., 1836; A. M., 1839; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; member med. soc. of Monmouth co.; Member of Congress 1846-48-64; Governor of N. J., 1856; exam, surg. U. S. vols. during the war. Newell William Henry, (h) Jersey City Heights. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member homceo. med. soc. of Hudson co., Am. inst. of homceo., faculty of phys. and surg. of Jersey City dispens.; chairman exec. com. society for prevention of cruelty to animals, N. J.’ surg. confed. army 4 years. Newell William L., Millville. Member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Newell W. N., (h) Hudson City. Newton Charles, (h) Sharptown. M. D., homceo. coll., 1861. Newton Charles T., (h) Swedesboro’. Nichols Frank, (h) Hoboken. Nichols Edward P., Woodside. Nightingale II. B., Flemington. Nixon William, Cherryville. Noble F. E., Hudson City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. North Edward, Hammonton. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. North J. II., Hammonton. Nott E., (h) Paterson. Nottingham John, (h) Paterson. Oakley L. W., Elizabeth. O’Brien John C., Phillipsburgh. 462 OCA NEW JERSEY. RIE O’Callaghan T. C., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Okie William Thompson, (h) Elizabeth. Grad. Phila. high school, 1857; M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; prof, of materia mediea and therapeutics in female med. coll, of N. Y. city, 1868-69; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—author of paper, “ Bromide of Potassium in Pertussis, Asthma,” etc., 1863. Olmstead A. I)., Jersey City. Osmun C. S., Jr., Delaware Station. Member med. soc. of Warren co. Osmun L. M., Phillipsburgh. Outerbridge A., Morristown. Owen F. W., Morristown. Packer Edward F., Woodbury. Page Richard IT., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Burlington co. Pancoast D. Parrish, Camden. Member med. soc. of Camden co. Parkhurst Christa, Englewood. Parkinson James C., (h) Yineland. Patterson James II., Shrewsbury. Patterson Robert E., Long Branch. Patterson Theophilus, Salem. Paul J. Marshall, Belvidere. Paul J. Marshall, Jr., Belvidere. Member med. soc. of Warren co. Paulding J. Moses, Woodstown. Paullin George, Canton. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of Salem co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years, 4 months. Paxton , Paterson. Payn Fred. George, Bergen Point. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member Jersey City pathological soc., med. soc. of Hudson co. Peck II. P., Millville. Pembefton H. H., (h) Ocean Point. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1872; Hahnemann coll., 1873; member homceo. med. soc. of N. J. Pemberton John P., South Orange. Pennington William, Somerville. M. JD., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date). Personett Stephen, Verona. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Petre James A.,Elizabeth. Pettigrew F. W., Jersey City. Member med. soc. of Hudson co. Pettit A., Elizabeth. A. M., univ. of Rochester, 1866 ; M. H., univ. of Buffalo, 1867 ; member dis’t med. soc. of Union co., Am. med. asso.; city phys.; member board of health of Elizabeth. Phillips Charles C., Deerfield. Phillips , Paterson. Phillips E. II., (h) Cape May City. Phillips William AY. L., Trenton. Member med. soc. of Mercer co. Pierson Henry C., Roselle. Member med. soc. of Union co. Pierson Stephen, Booneton. Pierson AYilliam, Orange. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Pierson William, Jr., Orange. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Pierson AY. IT., Bloomfield. Pierson AAr. M., Tenafly. Pindar John, Hoboken’. Pinkham J. W., Montclair. Member med. soc. of Essex co. Pinneo J. Otis, Elizabeth. Member med. soc. of Union co. Pirtle John R., (h) Paterson. Pitney J. K., Absecom. Pittenger Abraham S., Clover Hill. M. J)., med. coll, of Geneva, N. Y., 1870; v.-pres. med. soc. of Hunterdon co., 1873. Porch Albert, Franklinville. Portor , Bricksburgh. Potter J. Barron, Bridgeton. A. B., Princeton coll., 1 > p c *i C . ? . O New Bath Spring. 5o° Falir. Prof. Beck. Solids. Grains. Grains. Grains. Carbonate of Calcium 1.000 3.666 3.370 2.S00 0.710 1.051 2.000 1.716 4.840 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.250 6.201 1.010 Sulphate of Calcium 10.500 7.180 0.440 trace. 17.050 19.814 10.370 Gases. Cub. in. Cub. in. Cub. in. 0.70 0.49 Sulphuretted Hydrogen 1.50 1.25 0.50 Richfield Springs are upon the Chenango & Susquehanna Valley Railroad, in Otsego county. The waters were analyzed many years ago, and it is not probable that the amount of the mineral constituents has remained precisely the same. The hotel, within the limits of which the Springs are situated, is the “ Spring House.” NEW YORK. 475 Longmuir’s Well is at Rochester. We give the analysis as found in the “ Geology of New York.” ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonates of Calcium and Magnesium, with trace of Oxide of Iron 1.48 Chloride of Sodium 6.52 GASES. CUB. IN. I Carbonic Acid small quantity. I One pint contains (523 Fahr.) : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 6.99 Total : 14.99 GASES. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 2.16 Cherry Valley Springs are two miles from the town of the same name on the Albany & Susquehanna Railroad, in Otsego county. We give the analysis of the Bath House Spring as made by Dr. J. B. Chilton, and that of the Spring north of the Bath as made by Professor Perkins. ANALYSIS. jp ONE PINT CONTAINS Batli House Spring. J. B. Chilton, M.D. Spring north of Bath House. Prof. Per- kins. Solids. Grains. 2.227 Grains. 1.245 0.306 1.844 0.311 0.266 1.177 1.555 0.460 0.350 1.385 3.070 7.210 0.075 0.045 18.683 0.455 0.035 17.589 23.110 Clifton Springs are upon the Auburn branch of the New York Central Railroad, in Ontario county. The water of these Springs is efficacious in bilious and cutaneous disorders. This is a very popular watering place. Professor J. B. Chilton gives the following analysis without estimating the amount of carbonic acid gas or of sulphuretted hydrogen. The temperature is 51° Fahr. One pint contains: ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 1.64 Carbonate of Calcium 1.21 Chloride of Sodium 1.16 Chloride of Magnesium 0.51 Chloride of Calcium 0.51 Sulphate of Sodium 0.97 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Magnesium 2.06 Sulphate of Calcium 8.65 Organic Matter trace. Total 16.71 White Sulphur Springs.—These Springs are situated in the Catskill Mountains, in Greene county, and are ten miles from Catskill village on the Hudson river. Columbia Springs are five miles northeast of Hudson, in Columbia county. This is a very pleasant resort, with abundant hotel accommodations. We believe there is no reliable analysis of these Springs. . Auburn Springs are in the neighborhood of Auburn, in Cayuga county. Dr. Chilton gives the following analysis of one of these Springs : 476 NEW YORK. One pint contains: ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 15.00 Sulphate of Magnesium 3.20 Chloride of Magnesium 0.25 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium * 0.75 Total 19.20' GAS. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen 1.5 The water of Chappaqua Springs, near Sing Sing upon the Hudson, is known to contain sulphate of calcium and the chloride of calcium, iron and magnesium. Saquoit Springs are nine, and Verona Spring, fourteen miles from Utica, in Oneida county. The former are said to contain chloride of sodium, chloride of magnesium, sulphate of calcium, and iron. They are so highly impregnated with carburetted hydrogen that it is collected and kept constantly burning. The latter— Verona—has been analyzed by Professor Noyes, and we give the constituents as determined by him. One pint contains: ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Calcium 1 Chloride of Magnesium J Chloride of Sodium 90.00 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 7.50 Total 106.00 Sulphuretted hydrogen is very abundant in the water, amounting almost to complete saturation. Mesina Sulphur Springs are about three miles northeast of Syracuse. Moorman gives the following analysis: ANALYSIS. One pint contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 1.85 Sulphate of Calcium 8.55 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.36 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Calcium 1.33 Total 13.09 Seneca or Deer Lick Springs are four miles from Buffalo, in Erie county. They are said to hold in solution the carbonates of calcium, sodium and magnesium, and the sulphate of calcium. These Springs are very rich in sulphuretted hydrogen. There are many other Sulphur Springs in New York. The following may be mentioned : Manlius Spring in Onondaga county, Harroiogate Spring in Rensselaer county, Newburgh Spring in Orange county, Ameniaville Spring in Duchess county, the Sulphur Spring at Troy, and others in the counties of Broome, Gates, Mendon, Ogden, Niagara, Lewis and Clinton. (CHALYBEATE "WATERS.) Oak Orchard Acid Springs are twelve miles northwest of Batavia, in Genesee county. There are nine Springs within the limits of a circle fifty rods in diameter. These Springs contain free sulphuric acid (diliydric sulphate), a substance which is rarely found in mineral springs. We give the analysis of Spring No. 1, as made by Dr. Chilton, and that of the same Spring, as given by Professor Emmons. It will be seen that these two tables do not agree ; this is probably due to the difference between a wet and a dry season. One pint contains (Dr. J. B. Chilton): ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Organic Matter 0.422 Free Sulphuric Acid 10.370 Total 19.907 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Magnesium 1.035 Sulphate of Aluminum 1.210 Sulphate of Calcium 4.950 Protosulphate of Iron 1.790 Silica 0.130 One pint contains (Prof. Emmons): ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Organic Matter 1.33 Total ; 59.16 SOLIDS. " GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 24.00 Sulphate of Magnesium 2.00 Silica 0.33 Free Sulphuric Acid 31.50 NEW YORK. 477 These waters are tonic and astringent, and are of service in amemia, debility, chronic diarrhoea and many other diseases. The water must be diluted and taken in small quanti- ties. It is also used externally in the treatment of ulcers. Sharon Chalybeate Spring.—Dr. Maisch made the following analysis of this Spring in 1861. One pint contains: ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 1.120 Sulphate of Potassium. trace. Sulphate of Sodium 467 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.019 Sulphate of Calcium 7.975 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Protosulphate of Iron 0.175 Organic Matter 3.560 Total 14.316 •• (THERMAL WATERS.) Lebanon or New Lebanon Springs, in Columbia county, have fine medicinal properties, and are much resorted to during the summer months. The route thither from Hudson is by the Hudson & Boston Railroad to Chatham, and there change cars ; or from New York city by the Harlem Railroad. The Spring is ten feet in diameter, with a flow of about five hundred gallons per minute and a temperature of 73° Falir., being the only thermal spring in the State. We give the analysis as made by Professor II. Dussance. One pint contains (73° Fahr.): ANALYSIS. solids. grains. Carbonate of Sodium 0.301 Carbonate of Calcium 0.506 Chloride of Sodium 0.120 Sulphate of Potassium 0.130 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.132 Sulphuret of Sodium 0.002 Oxide of Iron 0.117 GASES. CUB. IN. Oxygen 0.25 Nitrogen 0.44 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Alumina 0.056 Silicic Acid 0.406 Organic Compounds.. { Total 3.047 GASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 0.06 Total 0.75 This water is said to be of service in cutaneous diseases, rheumatism, nervous debility and liver affections. It is soft and pleasantly suited for bathing purposes, and is quite tasteless and inodorous. It is chiefly used externally. At the Shaker village, a short distance from Lebanon, there is a Spring which is said to be very rich in iron. There are abundant accommodations for guests. (unclassified waters.) Adirondack Spring is situated in the village of Whitehall, at the head of Lake Cham- plain. Professor C. Collier, of the University of Vermont, has made the following analysis: ANALYSIS. One gallon contains (52° Falir.): ACIDS. GRAINS. Carbonic Acid, free 31.861 Carbonic Acid, combined..: 22.591 Sulphuric Acid 6.594 Chlorine 8.701 BASES. Oxide of Iron 3.129 Oxide of Manganese trace. Lime 14.970 Magnesia 7.914 Alumina trace. ALKALIES. Potassa 3.623 Soda 10.602 Lithia 009 ALKALIES. GRAINS. Silica i. .742 110.696 Sulphate of Calcium 11.134 Carbonate of Calcium 18.543 Carbonate of Magnesium 16.618 Carbonate of Iron 5.040 Carbonate of Manganese trace. Carbonate of Potassium 5.317 Carbonate of Sodium 5.135 Carbonate of Lithium 023 Chloride of Sodium 14.340 Alumina trace. Silica 742 GAS. • CITB. IN. Free Carbonic Acid 67.275 478 NEW YORK. Vallonia Springs, in Broome county. This is a very pleasant place of resort, but we are unable to give any analysis of its waters. Guests can be accommodated at the “ Spring House.” The water of Reed’s Mineral Spring, in AVashington county, is said to be similar to that of Saratoga. The AYater of Halleck’s Well, near Hampton in Oneida county, contains the chlorides of sodium, calcium, magnesium, and the sulphate of calcium, and is said to evolve carbu- retted hydrogen gas. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF NEW YORK. The College of Physicians and Sui’geons of New York was chartered in 1807, and became the Medical Department of Columbia College in 1860. Instruction is given by nine professors, three adjunct professors, a demonstrator of anatomy, an assistant demonstrator, six lecturers, and nineteen clinical assistants. The collegiate year embraces a summer session and a winter session. Attendance during the summer session is not required for graduation, but opportunities are afforded for the prosecution of special studies in this course. This session begins about the middle of March and continues three months. Two Didactic Lectures are delivered daily ; clinics illustrating these lectures are also held daily, and clinical instruction is given in the hospitals. Obstetri- cal cases are furnished to students. The fees for this course are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $30, or, for each ticket, $5. The regular winter session commences on the first of October, and continues until the following March. During this term instruction is given by five or six lectures each day, together with daily clinics. Several series of lectures on special subjects are also given during this session. Advanced students are supplied with obstetrical cases. Clinical teaching constitutes an important and prominent feature in the plan of instruction. Clinics are held in the College in the following order: Surgical, Monday and AYednesday ; Medical, Thursday ; Cutaneous Diseases, Monday ; Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Tuesday ; Diseases of Children, AYednesday; Diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs, Thursday; Diseases of AYomen, Friday ; Diseases of the Nervous System, Saturday. In addition to this large amount of clinical instruction, students are also expected to attend the Bellevue Hospital, Charity Hospital, Roosevelt Hospital, and the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital. The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, the New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, and the many Dispensaries of the city, also furnish means of clinical observation. The fees for the regular winter session are: matriculation, $5; professors’ tickets, $110, or if taken separately, $20 each; anatomy, $10; graduation, $30. Students who have already attended two full courses of lectures in other regular schools, and recent graduates, are admitted on paying the maticulation fee and $70. Third-course students and theological students are admitted upon paying the matriculation fee only. In addition to the above, the following “ Special Courses ” are given: Analytical Chemistry, during the summer session at the college, fee $12: Physical Examination of the Eye, at the New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, 8 lessons, fee $12; Pathological Anatomy, during the winter session at the Bellevue Dead House, fee $10 ; Minor Surgery, 10 lessons, fee $10; Physical Diagnosis, at several hospitals and at the College, 12 lessons, fee $12; Otology, at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, during both sessions, 12 lessons, $12. Laryngo- scopy, 12 lessons, $12 ; Operative Surgery, during both sessions, 12 lessons, $18. The Faculty have introduced a system of Regular Examinations, by a competent corps of medical men, who will examine such as choose to avail themselves of these opportunities, in all branches taught during the winter and summer sessions. The fees for these examinations are: winter session, $40; summer session, $30 ; year, $60. The faculty and friends of the College offer a number of prizes. The College occupies a very large building, which is in every respect fitted for the purposes of such an institution. The Medical Department of the University of the City of New York was organized in 1841. There are thirteen professors, three adjunct and two clinical professors, and one lecturer in the faculty. There are also five “ tutors in medicine,” and five clinical assistants. “ The collegiate year is divided into two sessions—a regular winter session, and a spring and summer session ; ” attendance on the latter not being necessary for graduation. The spring course begins about the middle of March and ends the first of June. One didactic and two clinical lectures are delivered, and two recitations are held, daily. Students can pursue the study of Practical Anatomy at the college; Morbid Anatomy at the Dead Houses of Bellevue and Charity Hospitals ; Ophthalmology at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Infirmary; Practical Chemistry, Surgery, Diagnosis and Dermatology, at the College. Second-course students are provided with cases of obstetrics. The spring course is free to students who have attended the winter session, others are charged $30 for the course and $5 for matriculation ; “ and, should they decide to become pupils of the University for the winter course ensuing, the $35 thus paid will be credited to them on taking out their tickets for that course.” There is also a laboratory fee of $5, and a fee of $10 for the dissecting ticket, the latter and the matriculation ticket being valid for the winter term. NEW YORK. 479 A preliminary term commences about the middle of September and continues until the opening of the regular session. The regular winter session occupies four and one-half months, commencing on the first of October and continuing to the middle of the following February. Four or live didactic lectures and two clinical lectures are delivered each day. Clinical instruction is given at Bellevue Hospital, the Charity Hospital, and the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital. Students may visit the Fever and Small Pox Hospitals, the Hospital for Epileptics and Paralytics, the Nursery Hospital, the Insane Asylum, the Koosevelt Hospital, and many other similar institutions. The clinics held at the College are as follows : Medicine, Monday and Friday; Surgery, Thursday and Saturday; Cutaneous Diseases, Tuesday; Diseases of Women, Wednesday. Students may pursue the study of Chemistry in the Laboratory “ at a trifling expense.” They may also attend cases of obstetrics. A number of prizes are offered by the faculty and others. The fees for the winter course are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $140 ; demonstrator’s fee (including material), $10 ; graduation, $30. Students who have attended two full courses, one of them being in this College, are required to matriculate only, or if both courses were in some other accredited school, they receive a general ticket for $70, exclusive of matriculation. A limited number of beneficiaries are received, the charge for such being $43, and the matriculation fee. Several private courses are given by members of the faculty and others, for which the terms are moderate. The present large and commo- dious building of this college was first occupied in 1869. It is situated opposite the Bellevue Hospital, and very near several similar institutions. BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. Bellevue Hospital Medical College.—The Medical Bellevue Hospital, seeing the vast amount of clinical material in that institution, opened "an amphitheatre for clinical teaching in 1849. This was the commencement of the movement wdnch resulted in the organization of the College in 1861. Instruction is given by seventeen professors and ten assistants. The collegiate year embraces a winter session and a summer session. The winter session consists of the regular term and a preliminary term. The latter begins about the middle of September and continues until the first of October, when the regular term commences, to end about the first of the following March. The recitations and clinics of the summer session begin about the middle of March and continue fifteen weeks. During this session instruction is given in special branches. Students are divided into two classes, junior and senior; the former are examined on anatomy, physiology, and chemistry ; the latter on practice surgery, obstetrics, materia medica and therapeutics. The fees for the summer session are: matriculation $5 (the ticket valid for the following winter); recitations and lectures, $50; chemical laboratory (including material), $25; dissecting, $10 (the ticket valid for the following winter). Attendance on the summer session, or the preliminary term, is not necessary for graduation. During the preliminary term lectures are delivered, and clinics are held daily. Xo fee is charged. Instruction is given during the winter session by “clinical and didactic teaching.” Four lectures are delivered, and “two or 480 three hours are daily allotted to clinical instruction,” clinics being held at Bellevue Hospital and the Charity Hospital. Students may visit the Hew York State Hospital for Diseases of the Nervous System, the Hew York Eye Infirmary, the Fever and Small Pox Hospital, the Insane Asylum, and many other similar institutions. Special courses of lectures are given upon Ophthalmology, Otology and Dermatology. There are also many private courses by the professors and others. Analytical chemistry may be studied in the College Laboratory; the fee, including chemicals, is $25. “ For the benefit of those who desire a thorough drilling in the different departments during the progress of the course, the faculty have or- ganized a recitation class, which will be continued throughout the regular session ; ” the fee is $35. The fees for the regular winter session are : matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $140 ; dissecting ticket, $10; graduation, $30. “ Students who have attended two full courses of lectures in other accredited medical colleges receive all the tickets to the lectures of this College, exclusive of the matriculation and the dissecting tickets, for $70. Students having attended two full courses of lectures in this College, or, after attendance on one full course in this college, having previously attended one full course in some other accredited college, are required to matriculate only.” A number of prizes are offered by the faculty • and others. The building occupied by the College was erected by the “ Bureau of Medical and Surgical Relief for Out-door Poor,” upon the grounds of the Hospital. The lower floor is used as a Dispensary, and the upper part of the building is leased to the faculty for the use of the College. Albany Medical College.—This school was incorporated m 1839, and became the Medical Department of Union University in 1873. There are twelve professors, a demon- strator of anatomy, and an assistant professor in the faculty. Instruction is given by didactic lectures, clinical lectures, recitations, practical work in the laboratory and dis- secting room, and by the examinations and diagnosis by students of cases assigned them, and by reports and criticisms of the same by the class and by the professors. The regular term begins on the first Tuesday in September, and continues twenty weeks. Five or more lectures are given daily, medical and ophthalmic clinics are held each Wednesday, and a general surgical clinic each Saturday. The Albany Hospital, the Eye and Ear Infirmary, and the Dispensary are in close proximity to the College, and are made available for clinical purposes, three or more clinics being held weekly. The College occupies a fine, large, brick edifice, having well-appointed lecture rooms, chemical laboratory and dissecting rooms, and possesses a well-filled museum and library. The fees are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $100 ; demonstrator’s ticket, $5 ; laboratory ticket, $10 ; graduation, $25. A perpetual ticket to the lectures is given for $150. Students who have attended two full courses of lectures at other medical institutions will be required to pay $25 and the matriculation fee; or if the courses have been at this college, the matriculation fee only. A spring term begins on the first Tuesday of March, and continues eight weeks. Lectures are delivered, clinics are held, and laboratory and dissecting-room studies can be pursued. Holders of perpetual tickets are not charged for this course ; others pay a fee of $5. The Long Island College Hospital, at Brooklyn, was organized in 1860, and “ was the first to inaugurate, in this country, the union of a hospital and a medical school, for the purpose of securing more thorough demonstrative teaching. ” The reading term commences the first of October, and continues until the last week of the following February. The faculty for this term consists of one professor, seven lecturers, a demonstrator and four assistants. The teaching during tiffs term is thoroughly demonstrative, the lectures being supplemented by questions, recitations and explanations. The class is divided into sections, each section accompanying the clinical teacher in his daily rounds of hospital service. Daily examinations are held upon the preceding lectures. Several special courses are given. The lecture rooms being: within the Hospital buildings, students can pass directly from the class rooms to the wards* The fees for this term are: matriculation (good for the year), $5 ; dissecting ticket for a year, $10 ; recitations and clinics, $30 ; or for a single ticket, $10. The regular term commences early in March, and ends the last week of June. The faculty of this term consists of eight professors, an adjunct professor, a demonstrator of anatomy, and three lecturers. Instruction is given by lectures and by daily clinics. “ Resources for clinical instruction are afforded by the College Hospital, the Dispensary for Out-door Patients, St. Peter’s Hospital, the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, and various other charities in the city of Brooklyn.” Cases of obstetrics are given to advanced students, and abundant opportunities, for the pursuit of special branches of study are afforded. The fees for the regular term are: matriculation, $5; lectures and clinics, $100; demonstrator’s ticket, $5 ; graduation, $25; or, for a single ticket, $17. A deduction is made for students who have attended two full courses in this or any other school. The Medical Department of the University of Buffalo was organized in 1846. In- struction is given by seven professors, one lecturer, and a demonstrator of anatomy. A preliminary term occupies the month of October. The regular term begins the first Wednesday in Hovember, and continues sixteen weeks. The lectures are made as practical as possible, and clinical instruction is given at the “ Buffalo Hospital of Sisters of Charity,” and the Buffalo General Hospital. The College building is a commodious stone structure, constructed with express reference to medicinal instruction ; containing museum, chemical apparatus, etc. The fees are: matriculation (annually), $5; lecture tickets, $75 ; demon- NEW YORK, NEW YORK. 481 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO. strator’s fee, $5; graduation, $25. A perpetual lecture ticket is given for $125. The fee for students who have attended two courses elsewhere is $35. Third'-course students in this school are charged the matriculation fee only. The Medical Department of Syracuse University, otherwise known as the College of Physicians and Surgeons, was organized in 1872. There are fourteen professors, and a demonstrator of anatomy, in the faculty. The regular course of study in this institution covers a period of three years. The collegiate year begins on the first Thursday in October, and ends on the last Wednesday in June. The first term is devoted mainly to lectures, with practical exercises, and is designated as the Lecture Term. The second term lias recita- tions as the principal feature, and is called the Recitation Term. Students following the regular three years course, take up their studies in the following order: First year. Anatomy, Physiology, and General Chemistry. Second year, Medical Chemistry, Materia Medica, Pathological Anatomy, Didactic and Clinical Medicine, and Surgery. Third year, Medical Jurisprudence, Therapeutics, Obstetrics, with lectures on all the branches of the entire course. “Examinations of those pursuing this course will be held at the beginning, middle, and end of each year. The examinations at the beginning of the year are for students desirous of entering advanced classes. Students who take the regular course of this college will be divided into three classes, according to their time of study and proficiency.” At tbe end of the first year, examinations are held on Anatomy, Physiology, and Chemistry. At the end of the second year, on Medical Chemistry, Materia Medica, and Pathological Anat- omy. At the end of the third year, Therapeutics, Obstetrics, Theory and Practice of Medi- cine, Clinical Medicine, Surgery and Clinical Surgery, and Medical Jurisprudence. “ Students who have pursued their studies elsewhere, may become candidates for a degree, without joining the regular classes, completing their studies in such order as may be deemed best, and passing the examinations at the end of each course.” Clinical instruction is given at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Students may pursue the study of Chemistry under the supervision of the professor in the laboratory. Cases of obstetrics are given to advanced students. Women are admitted to this College on the same terms as men. The fees are : matricula- tion, $5 ; lecture term, $75 ; recitation term, $40; the year $100 ; graduation, $20. The Woman’s Medical College of the New York Infirmary was organized in 1868. The winter session opens the first Monday in October, and continues twenty-four weeks. The summer session begins early in April and is continued through the first week of June. 482 NEW YORK. There are nine professors, two lecturers, a demonstrator of anatomy, and five clinical assist- ants in the faculty. The fees are ; matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $115, graduation, $30. The New York Free Medical College for Women was organized in 1871. Instruc- tion is given by fourteen professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. Advanced students are given cases of obstetrics. Clinical instruction is given at the College Dispensary, and the following hospitals are open to students : Bellevue Hospital, Blackwell’s Island Hospi- tals, Nursery Hospital, New York Eye Infirmary, Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled, Demilt Dispensary. The only fees are: matriculation, $5; graduation, $15. The New York Homoeopathic Medical College was organized in 1859. There are fifteen professors, four lecturers, and a demonstrator of anatomy in the faculty. The Col- lege is in the same building with the Ophthalmic Hospital. A course of three years’ attend- ance on lectures with special studies each year, is recommended to students. Instruction is given by lectures, examinations, and clinics. The regular session begins on the second Tuesday of October and ends the last of February. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets for one course, $100, or three years, $160; anatomy, $10 ; graduation, $30. The New York Medical College and Hospital for Women, a Homoeopathic Institu- tion, was organized in 1863. Instruction is given by eleven professors, two lecturers, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular session commences the middle of October and continues twenty-two weeks, and is followed by a “ supplementary ” course of six weeks’ duration. The course of study is designed to occupy three years, with separate studies for each year. Clinical instruction is given in the College Hospital, the Ophthalmic Hospital, and the New York Hospital Dispensary. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $70 ; demonstrator’s fee, $5; graduation, $10. For the three years’ course, $150. The Eclectic Medical College of the City of New York was chartered in 1865. There are nine professors. The regular session is of eighteen weeks’ duration. The fees are : matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $100, graduation, $30. The New York Ophthalmic School and Hospital.—This is a free Homoeopathic Insti- tution, in which lectures are delivered twice a week, upon Diseases of the Eye and Ear. HOSPITALS AXD INFIRMARIES. The New York Hospital is at present suspended. It was chartered by George III., in 1771. Bellevue Hospital (Department of Public Charities and Correction). This Hospital was first opened in 1826; since that date it has been much enlarged, and is now capable of accommodating twelve hundred patients. The main building extends north and south about two hundred feet, the north wing being about three hundred and fifty, and the south wing about one hundred and twenty-five feet in length. The buildings are four stories, with a veranda from each floor for the use of the patients. The older portion of the build- ing is not very well ventilated, but the whole building is well heated by steam. The south wing of the building is occupied by the Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Histological and Pathological Laboratory, Museum, Morgue, Autopsy Room, and Out-door Dispensary. An ambulance corps has been attached to this Hospital for several years, and in answer to a call by telegraph, an ambulance in charge of a surgeon is dispatched, ready furnished with stretcher, blankets, and such medical supplies as may be immediately necessary. Poor patients are not charged, and the maximum charge for such as are able to pay, is $3.50 per week. Five or six hundred births take place in the lying-in wards annually. In 1872,7397 patients were treated in the Hospital. The Reception Hospitals are “ outposts of Bellevue Hospital.” There are two of these hospitals in different parts of the citv. “ All accidents and cases of emergency occurring in the first six wards of the city, are taken to the Park Hospital, which is provided with thirty-five beds.” In 1872, 69 cases of sunstroke, 1988 surgical, 499 medical, 21 obstetrical cases were treated at the Park Hospital. “ At the Ninety-ninth street Hospital patients are received from the twelfth and twenty-second wards;” 2936 dispensary and 372 hospital cases were treated here in 1872. “As the patients improve they are removed by ambulance to Bellevue Hospital.” The Charity Hospital (Department of Public Charities and Correction), is on Blackwell’s Island in the East River. This Hospital is capable of accommodating 1000 patients. There are two pay wards, the patients in which are charged $12 per month. The Hospital is built of stone, is about one hundred yards long, and is five stories high with mansard roof. During the year 1872, 8463 patients received the benefits of this institution. The Small-pox Hospital is upon the same Island, and under the same control as the last mentioned institution. “ It consists of a two-story stone building, corresponding in ap- pearance to Charity Hospital, and four pavilions, capable of accommodating in ail about 500 patients.” About one-third of the patients pay from $5 to $10 per week ; 2655 patients were treated in this Hospital in 1872. The Fever Hospital, the Hospital for Incurables, and the Hospital for Epileptics and Paralytics, and the Workhouse Hospital, are all upon Blackwell’s Island, and are connected with the Department of Public Charities and Correction. The Fever Hospital “consists of two pavilions each one hundred feet in length, one of which is assigned to either sex2655 patients were treated in* this Hospital during the year 1872. The Hospital for Incurables consists of two pavilions one hundred feet long and twenty- five feet wide ; 168 patients received the benefits of this Institution during the year 1872. The Hospital for Epileptics and Paralytics also “ consists of two pavilions, each one story high, thirty-six feet wide, and one hundred and sixty feet long266 unfortunates were treated here in 1872. The Workhouse Hospital consists of two wards for the treatment of cases of delirium tremens. About 500 patients are treated annually. Hew York City Lunatic Asyum (Department of Public Charities and Correction), Blackwell’s Island, was opened June 10th, 1839. The number of patients treated during 1873 was 62 males and 1450 females. The Hospitals on Randall’s Island and Hart’s Island in the East River, all belong to the Department of Public Charities and Correction. Infants Hospital, Randall’s Island. This Institution is intended for orphans and in- fants abandoned by their parents. Infants are also taken to board at $3 per week. Infants are placed with families in the neighboring country, and are visited by the physician once a week, or more frequently if they are sick. “ There were cared for during 1872,1091 infants, 218 ofwhom died, and 670 were discharged and adopted.” The Hursery Hospital, Randall’s Island, consists of two three-story buildings with verandas, the girls and small children in one building, the boys in the other. It contains twenty-four wards, and 268 beds. Over 700 children were treated during the year 1872. The Idiot and Epileptic Asylum, Randall’s Island, is intended for idiotic and epileptic children ; 199 of these unfortunates received the benefits of this Asylum in 1872. The Convalescent Hospital, Hart’s Island, was opened in August, 1872, and the num- ber of patients treated during the remainder of that year was 442. The Hew York State Emigrant Hospital, Ward’s Island, was founded in 1847. The State owns 120 acres of land on this Island, upon which it has about thirty buildings. The largest of which is known as the “ Verplanck State Emigrant Hospital,” and “ consists of a corridor 450 feet long and two stories high, and has five wings 130 feet long, and 25 feet wide, each two stories high, except the middle wing which is three stories.” “ Immediately west of this building are five pavilions detached, 25 by 125 feet, also two and three stories in height. At the north side of the island are four fever pavilions of one floor each. There are also three buildings for destitute males and females, accommodating about 500 of each sex. These buildings are well filled during the winter. A new Insane Asylum has recently been erected at the south side of the island, comprising six one-floor pavilions and physi- cian’s residence.” •“ Emigrants who have resided in the country less than five years, are "en- titled to its privileges. The expenses of maintaining and the other institutions on the island, are entirely met by the per capita emigrant tax of $1.50 paid by the consignees of ships. Accommodating capacity, 1000 beds.” During the year 1872, 8676 patients were treated here. St. Luke’s Hospital, Hew York City, was opened May, 1858. The general plan of the building is that of a parallelogram, with a wing at each end, and central administrative portion. It is 280 feet in length, built of brick, and three floors in height. Each of the six main wards is 110 feet long by 26 wide, and 14 high, and contains from twenty to twenty- five beds. “Although under the special patronage of the Protestant Episcopal Church, no distinction is made in the admission of patients.” “This institution is intended for the treatment of acute diseases and injuries only, chronic and incurable diseases not being re- ceived or retained, unless under peculiar circumstances.” The building is supplied with the most approved contrivances for warming and ventilating all the various apartments. There are 59 “ charity-beds,” but persons who are able to pay are charged at the rate of $7 per week for adults, and $4 for children. During the year 1872, 1069 patients were treated in this Hospital. St. Vincent’s Hospital, Hew-York City, is under the direction qf the Sisters of Charity, and was incorporated in 1849. There are 150 beds in this Hospital. Poor patients are re- ceived without charge; those who are able to pay are charged, males, $6, females, $5 per week. The buildings being old, and not well adapted for a hospital, land has been pur- chased for the purpose of erecting a new building. One thousand and twenty-eight patients were treated here in 1872. St. Francis’ Hospital, Hew York City, was opened in 1864, and is under the care of the “Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis.” This is a charitable institution, and contains 250 beds. The building is large, and is fitted with every convenience and comfort possible. Hine hundred and twenty-eight patients were treated during the year 1872. The German Hospital, Hew York City, was opened in 1869. In addition to the wards, there are six private rooms. There are 84 beds, 21 of them being free. The charge for pay patients is $7 per week. NEW YORK. 483 484 NEW YORK. Mt. Sinai Hospital was opened in 1855, and was then known as the “ Jews’ Hospital in the City of Hew York.” The new building was opened in 1872, and is a very large edilice in the Elizabethan style of architecture, and consists of a centre building, four stories high, and wings, three stories high. All the modern improvements have been introduced. Between six and seven hundred patients of all creeds are admitted annually. The Roosevelt Hospital, Hew York City.—The funds for the erection and endowment of this Hospital were bequeathed for the purpose by the late James H. Roosevelt, Esq. The plan of the Hospital comprises four pavilions, three of which are completed, furnishing ac- commodations for 180 patients. The Presbyterian Hospital, Hew York City, consists of three pavilions and a large administration building, united by corridors, and forming a square, in the centre of which is the building containing the laundry, boiler rooms, etc. This Hospital is not completely finished, and at present accommodates about one hundred patients. Patients in the public wards are charged $7 per week; board in private rooms ranges from $35 to $50 per week. This Hospital is furnished with every modern convenience, and its system of ventilation is said to be perfect. Thfe Hew York State Woman’s Hospital, Hew York City, was opened in 1867, has a capacity of 65 beds, and was “ established for the treatment of diseases peculiar to women.” Patients having private rooms are charged from $10 to $15, and those in the general wards from $6 to $8 per week. There are two free wards. During the year 1872, 250 patients were treated in the Hospital, and 924 in the out-door department. The Hospital of the Hew York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, is free to the poor of Hew York City and vicinity, and to all crippled soldiers. Those who are able to pay are charged a moderate sum. There are 200 beds in this Hos- pital, and many out-door patients are treated. The Hursery and Child’s Hospital, Hew York City, has, for its objects, “The main- tenance and care of children of wet-nurses ; the daily charge of infants whose parents are away from home; the care of lying-in women and their infants, and the care of destitute arid abandoned children.” The charges are: for infants, $10 per month ; children who can walk, $7 per month ; sick children, $9 per month. Women who come here to be confined pay $15 per week. More than 200 children are born here annually, and the number in the institution during the year 1872 was 694. The “ Country Branch ” of this Hospital is on Staten Island, and accommodates 40 mothers and infants. The lying-in cottage contains 16 beds. The Asylum for Lying-in Women, Hew York City.—This institution is nearly half a century old. Its principal object is to furnish comfortable accommodations and skilful attendance to exemplary women during confinement. Seventy-five children were born in the Asylum last year. St. Mary’s Free Hospital, Hew York City, is under the charge of the Sisters of St. Mary, P. E. This Hospital contains 30 beds, and is intended for children between two and fourteen years of age. The Hew York State Hospital for Diseases of the Hervous System, was opened in Hew York City, in 1870. The object of this institution is to furnish gratuitous relief to such indigent persons who suffer from nervous disease. Twenty-five pay patients can be accommodated. Ho insane person is admitted. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Hew York City, is under the care of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of Assisium. Persons of all creeds and color are admitted. The charge is $6 per week. The Mt. Morris Hospital Association propose to establish a Hospital in Ilarlem for the benefit of the sick poor of that place. The United States Haval Hospital, Brooklyn, is a large white sandstone edifice, surrounded by thirty-five acres of ground. The building is very well arranged, and is capable of accommodating about 250 patients. Brooklyn City Hospital was opened for patients in 1852. It has a capacity of 350 beds, and contains a large pathological museum and a lecture room. Twenty dollars per week is charged for private rooms, and from $5 to $10 per week in the wards. Cases of mania-a- potu are charged $25. More than 700 patients are treated here annually. The Kings County Hospital, Flatbush, H. Y., is under the control of the Com- missioners of Charities. It is a large building, well heated and ventilated, and contains 400 beds. Between three and four thousand patients are treated here every year. Kings County Lunatic Asylum, Flatbush, H. Y.—Present Asylum was opened in 1855 ; enlarged, 1861; again enlarged in 1869. The Asylum is under the control of the Com- missioners of Charities. It lias accommodations for 800 patients. About fifteen per cent, of the cost of supporting the institution is defrayed by pay patients. A certificate from the County Clerk, certifying that a warrant for the arrest and confinement of the lunatic therein named, signed by two justices of the peace, and filed in his office, is prerequisite to NEW YORK. 485 admission; said certificate also requires to be endorsed by one of the Commissioners of Charities. The price of board is $5 per week. Present number of inmates, 850. Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald, Superintendent and Physician, has kindly furnished us with the above information. St. Peter’s Hospital, Brooklyn, is under the care of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis, and is a free institution. The building is 255 feet long, 30 feet deep, and is capable of accommodating 125 patients. Over 1000 persons are treated here every year. The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital was opened in 1868. About 2000 patients are treated in the Hospital and Dispensary annually. St. Mary’s Hospital for Women, Brooklyn, is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. There are a number of private rooms for pay patients, but the wards are free. During the year 1872, 2623 patients were treated here. A new Hospital is soon to be erected in Brooklyn, to be called the Brooklyn East Dis- trict Hospital. The S. R. Smith Infirmary, Edgewater, Staten Island, contains twelve beds, and is in- tended for the sick poor of the island. St. John’s Riverside Hospital, Yonkers.—The number of patients treated in this in- stitution from its opening, in 1870, to January 1st, 1873, was 173. In June of 1873, a Dis- pensary was attached to the Hospital. Sanford Hall, Flushing, Queens County, is a private asylum for insane and nervous persons. Thirty patients can be accommodated here. The charge is from $30 to $45 per week. St. John’s Hospital, Brooklyn, is under the care of a corps of Protestant Sisters, and is capable of accommodating about 45 patients. Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane, Yew York City.—This institution was erected by “ the Society of the Yew York Hospital. ” It is very eligibly situated at about the centre of Yew York island, on very high land, and commands remarkably fine views. The main building was occupied in 1821, since which time others have been erected, forming a group of independent and moderate-sized structures, -well adapted to their purposes, and for the classification of the inmates. There are accommodations for about 175 patients, with the necessary corps of officers and attendants. The charges for board and treatment vary ac- cording to the means and requirements of the patients, a considerable proportion of whom are maintained at rates much below the cost of support. We are indebted to Dr. D. Tilden Brown, Superintendent, for the above information. The State Lunatic Asylum, Utica, was opened in 1843. The building is a very fine structure, forming a hollow square, the front of which is 550 feet long. The official portion of the edifice is five stories high, and is surmounted by a dome, and the wings containing the wards are four stories high. The Asylum is furnished with all the modern conveni- ences, and is a first-class institution in every respect. The number of patients treated in this Asylum, from its opening to December 1st, 1872, was 10,621; of this number, 4035 recovered. During the year ending Yovember 30th, 1872, 502 men and 462 women were treated, of whom 142 recovered, 73 were improved, 14 were found not to be insane, and 62 died. The building was opened in 1869, and is capable of accommodating about 700 patients. The Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane.—The corner stone of this institution was laid in September, 1872. “ The plans provide for a central administrative building, with wards for patients extending on either side, and for other necessary buildings, as kitchen, bakery, laundry, engine-house, etc., etc.” Bingham Hall, Canandaigua, is a private retreat for the insane. It is capable of accom- modating 75 patients. From $8 to $15 is charged per week for board. The lowest charge for private patients is $16 per week. The Hudson River State Hospital for the Insane, Poughkeepsie, was opened October 20th, 1871. “ The plan of the Hospital represents a central structure with two wings, which fall back to the front line. Each wing has two transverse portions running from west to east, and three which are parallel with the centre, and run from north to south. The centre building extends 500 feet from the rear line, and the extreme ends of the wings are 1400 feet apart.” The building is on a farm of 200 acres. We have been unable to obtain any report of this Asylum. The "Willard Asylum for the Insane, Ovid, Seneca County, is a State institution for the care of the insane poor. St. Peter’s Hospital, Albany, is in charge of the Sisters of Mercy, and was opened in 1869. A Dispensary and a special department for the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear are connected with the Hospital. There are a number of free beds, but those who are able to pay are charged $6 per week,«or morei, if in private rooms. Albany City Hospital.—This institution was opened for reception of patients August 8th, 1854, at a cost of $50,000. An addition was made to the building during the year 1873, and the Hospital is now capable of accommodating 150 patients. All the modern improve- 486 NEW YORK. ments have been introduced and the building made as perfect as possible. In addition to the wards, there are several private rooms. Connected with the Hospital is a Dispensary, where medical and surgical attendance are given gratuitously to all who may apply. We have no information in regard to the Eye and Ear Infirmary at Albany. The Troy Hospital (St. Mary’s Hospital) is in charge of the Sisters of Charity, and is capable of accommodating 200 patients. A Dispensary is connected with this Hospital. The Marshal Infirmary, Troy, consists of several departments. A General Hospital, erected in 1853, accommodates 80 patients; an Asylum for the Insane, erected in 1859, ac- commodates 125 persons ; a Lying-in Department, a Department for Contagious Disease, and an Out-door Department. “ The institution is capable of accommodating 250 patients, and is supplied with modern conveniences for their safety, comfort, and amusement.” Poor patients are received without charge, but pay-patients are charged according to the accommodation and attendance required, the minimum price at present being $5 per week for the medical and surgical wards and the insane department, and $10 for the inebriate and venereal wards. St. Joseph’s Hospital, Syracuse, has been mentioned in connection with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of that City. It accommodates 72 patients, and is free to all who are not able to pay. St. Elizabeth Hospital and Home, Utica, is under the care of the Sisters of St. Francis. The present building accommodates 30 patients, but a new Hospital is soon to be erected with “six pavilions, each one hundred and ten feet long, arranged like the rays of a star.” When furnished, it will have a capacity of about 150 beds. A Dispensary is connected with this Hospital. The Rochester City Hospital was opened in 1864. The building is a very fine one, well adapted for hospital purposes, and accommodates 200 patients. St. Mary’s Hospital, Rochester, was opened in 1857, and is an imposing edifice of cut stone, with accommodations for 1000 patients. Monroe County Insane Asylum, Rochester, has accommodation for 175 patients, and is a fine structure, well fitted with every comfort and convenience. The Buffalo Hospital of the Sisters of Charity was organized in 1848. The Hospital is a brick structure, three stories high, 200 feet long, 40 feet wide, and having lateral wings. There are nine large wards and several rooms for private patients. The Buffalo General Hospital was organized in 1855. But one wing of the proposed building lias been erected. It contains four wards and several private rooms for pay- patients, and is capable of accommodating 125 patients. The St. Mary’s Lying-in Hospital, Buffalo, was opened in 1854. It is under the care of the Sisters of Charity, and occupies a portion of the building of the St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum. The very poor are not charged, but a small sum is charged for those who are able to pay. We have no information in regard to the following institutions at Buffalo : The City Dis- pensary', the Homoeopathic Free Dispensary, the St. Francis Hospital, or the Providence 'Luna- tic Asylum. A Hospital was organized at Cohoes in 1872, but we are unable to obtain any details in regal'd to it. St. Barnabas Hospital, Poughkeepsie, was opened in June, 1871. There are ten beds in this Hospital. The poor are received gratuitously, and the highest charge is $6 per week. L- Home for Incurables, V est Farms, was opened June 11th, 1866, and accommodates about forty-five patients. The House of Rest for Consumptives, Tremont, Westchester countv, was opened November 28th, 1869, under the auspices of the Protestant Episcopal Church'. “ The whole number admitted from the opening of the House to January 1st. 1874. is 153.” All the beds are f ree. “ Plans have been prepared for an addition to the House, doubling its present number of beds; it will be completed during the summer of 1874.” Thanksgiving Hospital, Cooperstown, was incorporated in 1868. The building is calla- ble ot accommodating sixteen patients. The following Dispensaries are in New York : New York Dispensary, founded in 1791. Nearly 40.000 patients are treated annually. Northern Dispensary, founded in 1827, and now treating about 18,000 patients annually. The Eastern Dispensary, was organized in 1834. The annual number of patients is about 26,000. About 25,000 patients are treated each year ’t univ. of N. Y., (no dates); member med. jour. asso. of N. Y.; house surg. of Bellevue hosp., 1872-73. Ranney Evander W.,440 W. Twenty-third. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1832; member acad. of med., N. Y. city. Ranney Henry D., 227 AY. Thirty-fourth st. Ranney James W., 17 E. Forty-sixth st. Ranney Lafayette, 14 W. Thirty-second st. Ranney Martin L., 317 W. Twenty-ninth st. Raphael Benjamin I., 19 E. Ninth st. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1839; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., Am. med. asso.; prof, of surg. N. A . med. coll.; surg. and v.-pres. med. staff, Mt. Sinai hosp. of N. Y. Raphael Henry, 136 E. Broadway. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., medico-legal and East River med. soc. of N. Y.; house surg. Bellevue hosp. and Charity hosp. of N. Y.; attend, phys. to Eastern dispen. for the dis. of women ; as's’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Rawson Edmund G., 4 Lexington ave. Raymond Edward H., 28 E. Thirteenth st. Read Harriet N., 436 Sixth ave. » Read Ira B., 154 E. 128th st. Reeve Caroline L., 63 AY. Twenty-second st. Regenaburger Alfred E., 64 AY. Thirty-sixth. Reilly Frank AY., 46 E. Fourteenth st. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862; sanitary inspect. Chicago board of health, 1867; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years ; retired mem. Chicago acad. of science. Reincke Carl. 256 W. Forty-third st. Reisig Adolph, (h) 54 AY. Thirty-fourth st. Reisig Richard, (h) 228 W. Forty-third st. Reuss Peter J., 197 Allen st. Reynolds Daniel F., 531 Second ave. Reynolds James B., 9 E. Thirteenth st. Riccard Clias. S., 84 Rivington st. Rich John B., 35 E. Tenth st. Richards David B , 228 Varick st. Richards Joseph W., 12 Clinton pi. A. B., Union coll., 1823 ; lion. A. M., 1826; M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1825; member N. Y. acad. of med.; trustee and curator of N. Y. med. coll.; life member of Am. inst.; life member Am. geograpli. soc.;—specialty, throat, lungs, ear and all the air passages. Richardson Andrew J., (h) 150 E. 83d st. Richardson Haynes L., 143 AY. Fourth st. M. D., Castleton med. coll., I860; member medico- legal soc. of N. Y. Richaby Hamilton, 258 AY. Forty-second st. Rieffel August, 415 Sixth st. Riegel George, 3 Beach st. Riggs John AY., 2 Barclay st. Ringer Ernest, 112 E. Twenty-second st. Ripley John H., 213 E. Fifty-third st. Rising James Converse, 24 E. Thirty-fifth st. Ritter Frederick, 135 Suffolk st. Ritter Thomas, 206 E. Thirteenth st. Roberts C. F., 447 Second ave. Ass’t demonstrator anat. physiol, materia med. and tlierap. Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Roberts Chas. S., 175 E. Seventy-third st. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1S64; ass’t surg. U. S.'vols. 2 years. Roberts Nathan S., 13 Attorney st. Roberts Samuel AY., 357 AY. Thirtieth st. ROB NEW YORK. SCH 509 Roberts Stephen M., 361 W. Thirtieth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Yt., 1867 ; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; clin. prof. dis. of child, in woman’s med. coll, of N. Y. infirmary. Roberts Wm. C., 105 W. Twenty-first st. Itobie John W., 205 E. Fiftieth st. Robinson Beverly, 39 W. Thirty-fifth st. Robinson Fred. J., 53 N. Moore st. Robinson Geo. W., 184 Grand st. nobinson J. Blake, (h) 203 E. Twenty-third. Robinson John, 184 Grand st. Robson Benj. R., 50 Washington sq. Rockwell Alphonso D.,40 E. Thirtieth st. A. M., Kenyon coll., Ohio, 1S60; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., pathol. soc. of N. Y., and electro- therap. soc. of N. Y.; electro-therap. to Demilt disp.; surg. U. S. army 1 year;—published a work with Dr. Beard on “ The Medical Uses of Electricity;” “Electricity a New Means of Diagnosis,” etc. Roediger Tran got, 273 W. Thirty-ninth st. Roesch John A., 234 Seventh st. Rogers Jacob D., 225 E. Forty-eighth st. Rogers Stephen, 249 W. Forty-second st. M. D., univ. of Md., 1849; coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1850; ass’t phys. charity, small-pox, and almshouse hosps., 1849-50; surg. Panama R. R. co. 6 years; attend, phys. Demilt disp., N. Y.; pres. N. Y. medico-legal soc.; member several other local socs. Romero Calisto, 73 W. Fifty-first st. Roof Stephen W., 11 Abingdon sq. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city; med. dep’t Columbia coll., 1864; fellow N. Y. acad. of med.; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; visit, phys. N. W. disp.; ward-master U. S. sanitary com., U. S. army. Roosa I). B. St. John, 20 E. Thirtieth st. Clin. prof. dis. of eye and ear med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. Rose Achilles, 317 E. Tenth st. Rosenberg Emil, 229 E. Thirty-first st. Rosenthal David, 612 Fifth st. Ross James, 65 Bank st. Ross Mary C., 332 Second ave. Rossi Joseph, 140 Sullivan st. Roth Chas., 232 E. Fifty-second st. Rowe Alvah, 410 W. Tnirty-fourth st. Rowe John, 264 Ninth ave. Rowe Nicholas R. C., 150 W. Twenty-second. Ruggles Dwight, 81 Macdougal st. Ruppaner Anthony, Fifth ave. hotel. A. B., Harvard coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., Boston med. coll., 1858; member Am. med. asso.; fellow med. soc. of Mass.; phys.-in-chief N. Y. disp. for dis. of throat and chest, 1869 ; surg. U. S. vols. 6 months;—author of various papers. Ruppe Bernard, 127 Thompson st. Rupprecht Louis, 72 Seventh st. Russell Chas. P., 41 W. Thirty-second st. Sabine Gustavus A., 46 W. Twenty-third st. Sabine Thos. T., 46 W. Twenty-third st. Adj. prof. anat. coll, of phys, and surg. of N. Y. Sackett Clarke D., 285 W. Eleventh st. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1869. St. John Samuel, Coll, of Phys. and Surg. Prof. chem. and med. jurisp. coll. phys. and surg. St. John S. B., Bellevue hosp. Sands David, 5 E. Seventeenth st. Sands Henry B., 35 W. Thirty-third st. M. JD., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1854; member med. soe. of N. Y. co., and pathol. soc.; prof. anat. coll, of phys. and surg.; consult, surg. St. Luke’s hosp. Sappelt Joseph, 123 First st. Sass Jmis F., 01 W. Thirty-sixth st. Satterlee Frank Le Roy, 42 W. 21st st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of N. Y: co., med. library and jour, asso. of N. Y., and N. Y. dermatol. soc.; hon. member soc. of arts, London, England, and Am. museum of nat. hist.; prof, of chem., materia medica and therap. N. Y. coll.; lect. on agricul., chem. and hygiene N. Y. coll, of veter. surg.; attend, surg. N. Y. disp. dis. of skin; municipal police surg.; med. exam, life ins. cos.; phys. midnight mission, N. Y.;—specialty, diseases of skin, etc., etc. Satterthwaite Thos. E., 50 E. Thirty-first st. Sauer Gustav, (h) 250 E. Tenth st. Savage IVin, J., 22 Bleecker st. Saxton Clias. P., 231 W. Fourth st. Sayre Lewis A., 285 Fifth ave. Grad. Transylvania univ., 1838; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1842; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; hon. member New Brunswick med. soc.; v.-pres. Am. med. asso.; surg. Belle- vue and Charity hosps.; prof. surg. Bellevue hosp. med. coll.; consult, surg. N. W. disp.;— author of “Manual of Club Foot,” 1870; and ' “ Morbus Coxarius,” 1860, etc. Scallay Geo. W., 124 E. Eleventh st. Schaefer Eva, 222 W. Thirtieth st. Schapringer A., 25 W. Twenty-fourth st. M. 1)., univ. of Vienna, Austria; member N. Y. ophthal. soc.; clin. ass’t N. Y. ophthal. and aural inst.; ass’t surg. Austrian army 1 year. Seharban Barnlm, 15 Beach st. M. D., Royal univ. of Berlin, Prussia, 1864; mem. med. soc. of N. Y. co., and obstet. and med. soc. of Berlin ; att. phys. to St. Francis hosp. N. Y. Scheicle William,. 330 Ninth ave. Scheider Julius, 233 E. Tenth st. Scherer Herman, 39 W. Ninth st. Scherzer William, (h) 53 W. Thirty-second. Schieferdecker Christian C., 313 W. 22d st. Schilbach Theresa, 85 Amity st. Sehirmer Wm., 121 E. Fifty-eighth st. M. D., Marburg univ., Europe, 1832; also studied in hosp. of Wurzburg; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; coroner of N. Y. city 9 years. Schlesinger Louis, 25 W. Twenty-second st. Schmidt Chas., 409 W. Fifty-third st. Schnetter Joseph, 58 W. Ninth st. Schoen Michael, 322 Third st. Schoenemann Chas., 20 First ave. Schoney Lazarus, 1234 Third ave. Grad. univ. of Prague, Austria, 1851; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Schoening Eugene, 16 Centre st. Schoonover Warren, 1050 Second ave. A. B., Union coll., N. Y., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; house phys. of N. E. dis- pen., N. Y. city. Schultze Louis F., 237 E. Thirty-fourth st. Schuman A. T., 59 Bond st. Schutt Albert, 204 Allen st. Schuyler Wm. D., 302 W. Fifty-sixth st. Scliwedler Edward F., 155 W. Thirty-fourth. 510 SCH NEW YORK STE Sehweig George M., 162 Second ave. M. D., Rellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of N. Y. co. Scollay George W., 124 E. Eleventh st. Scott William H., (h) 8 E. Forty-first st. Scott Xenophon C., 46 E. Twelfth st. A. M., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1868; M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1869; res. surg. to Brook- lyn city hosp. 1 year; ass’t and res. surg. to eye hosp. of the univ. of Heidelberg, Germany; charge of a Prussian military hosp. during the Franco-Prussian war; res. surg. aural and oph- thalmic inst., N. Y.; ex-prof, eye and ear dispen. of Cleveland med. coll. Searls Wellington B., Ill E. 128th st. Sears Henry T., 257 W. Fifty-second st. Seeger Ferd. A. F., (h) 718 Lexington ave. Seelye Frank It., 737 Broadway. Segnitz Bernhard, 127 W. Forty-eighth st. Seguin Edward, 17 E. Twenty-first st. Seguin Edward C., 37 E. Twelfth st. Sell Edward H., 115 W. Thirty-second st. A. B., Pa. coll., Gettysburg, Pa., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; fellow acad. of med., N. Y.; member N. Y. co. med. asso., N. Y. patholog. soc., N. Y. med. library and journal asso., N. Y. medico-legal soc., and Am. med. asso., 1872; att. phys. at N.-E. dispen.; fellow of the London obstet. soc. Selmnitz Sticlweh A. de, 120 W. 17th st. Sewall John G., 354 W. Thirtieth st. Sexton Samuel, 12 W. Thirty-fifth st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1856; corres. member Cincinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of N. Y. co., and electro-thera. soc. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; surg. to N. Y. ear dis- pens., etc., etc. Seyfried Herman, 107 E. Twenty-third st. Shaffer N. M., 9 E. Seventeenth st. Sharp T. M., 145 Eighth st. Shear Theodore R., 23 Nassau st. Sheldon D. L. D., 710 Broadway. Sheldon H. Lawrence, 39 W. 128th st. M. D., attended three courses in coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y.; two courses in univ. of Pa. (no dates); member med. soc. of Harlem'; sec. board of health of New Orleans 3 years ; trustee to Harlem dispens.; U. S. navy 3 years ; regular army 5 years. Sheppard Henry, 215 E. Tenth st. Shine Wm„ 17 State st. Shrady John, 2031 Third ave. A. B., A. M., Columbia coll.; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. (no dates); member med. soc. of N. Y. co., East River med. asso., medico- legal soc., and Harlem med. asso. of N. Y.; ex- pres. East River med. asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Shrady Geo. Fred., 38 E. Thirty-second st. Hon. A. M., Yale coll., 1869; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1858 ; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. acad. of med., med. soc. of Ulster co.; sec. N. Y. pathol. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. army hosp. 2 years;—ed. of Med. Record, N. Y. Silsbee Samuel, 43 E. Tenth st. Simmons Chas. E., 742 Lexington ave. Simon John, 224 E. Forty-seventh st. Simons Daniel, 278 E. Broadway. Simpson Samuel F., 45 Bond st. Simrock Francis, 64 E. Twelfth st. Simrock Joseph, 64 E. Twelfth st. Sims Jas. Marion, 267 Madison ave. Skiff George V., 109 E. Nineteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. ofN. Y. city, I860; mem- ber med. soc. of N. Y. co., medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; pres. East River med. asso.; phys. mutual aid asso., East River med. asso., eastern disp.; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Slade Henry, 210 W. Forty-third st. Slocum Lewis M., 121 W. Fifteenth st. Smith A. A., 16 E. Thirtieth st. Smith Andrew H., 408 Lexington ave. Smith Edward S., 20 Irving pi. Smith Franklin, 157 Mulberry st. Smith Geo. B., (h) 207 Broadway. M. D., liomceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1863; insp. of metropolitan board of health of N. Y. Smith George W., 129 W. Twentieth st. Smith G. M., 14 E. Seventeenth st. Smith Heber, 25 W. 127th st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, (no date); member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. lib. and journ. asso., Am. public health asso., Am. med. asso., 1872 ; surg. U. S. marine hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years. Smith Henry M., (h) 107 Fourth ave. M. I)., N. Y. med. coll., 1860; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. co., Am. inst. of homoeo.; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. co. 12 years. Smith James O., 81 Clinton pi. Smith Jerome C., 139 E. Thirty-ninth st. Smith Job Lewis, 227 W. Forty-ninth st. Smith Norman, 117 E. Fifty-ninth st. Smith Oscar G., 270 W. Eleventh st. Smith Reuben, 349 E. Eighteenth st. Smith St. Clair, 3 E. Thirty-third st. Smith Samuel Hanbury. M. 1)., Stockholm inst., Sweden, Starling med. coll, (no dates); fellow N. Y. acad. of med., royal Swedish med. soc.; ex-prof. Starling med. coll., Ohio ; ex-superin. N. Y. lunatic asylum; edited “Dr. Drake on Diseases of the Interior Valley of North America,” 1854. Smith Stephen, 29 W. Forty-second st. Smith Thos. Franklin, (h) 62 E. 128th st. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1860; homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. co., Am. inst. of homoeo., board of cen- sors, homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y.; attend, phys. Harlem homoeo. disp.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 15 months. Snelling Fred., 10 Lexington ave. Sohet Chas., 69 Amity st. Spannliake Louis, 155 Prince st. Sparrmann Wilhelmina, 93 Orchard st. Sparr Mary, 237 Fourth ave. Spence Payton, 138 E. Sixteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mo.; prof, physiol., in med. dep’t univ. of Mo., 5 years. Sprague Welcome W., 1523 Third ave. Spranger Fred. W., 521 Eldridge st. Spreng Justus J., 219 W. Thirtieth st. Sproat Louis D., 21 City Hall pi. Squibb Richard D., 323 W. Thirty-fifth st. Stachelberg Isidor, 312 E. Twenty-third st. Stafford Fred. E., 206 W. Twenty-fifth st. Stahl Chas. J., 166 Rivington st. Stanley Claud G., 158 E. Twenty-eighth st. Steele Theophilus, 50 Great Jones st. Stein Alexander W., 28 W. Fifteeenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., journ. and lib. asso.; v.-pres. East River med. soc. of N. Y. : attend, surg. to Charity hosp.; prof, visceral anat. and phys. in N. Y. coll.; lecturer on genito-urinarv in med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. 8. army 3 months;—author of various papers. Stein Louis M., (h) 151 E. Eighty-seventh st. Steinach Adelrich, 135 Eldridge st. M. I)., St. Gall med. coll., Switzerland; licentiate med. soc. of N. J., and med. soc of N. Y.; mem- ber med. soc. of N. Y. co., med. soc. of N. J.; ass’t surg. and surg. N. Y. vols. 4 years. Steinan Julius H., 338 W. Fifty-fifth st. Steinert George, 207 E. 123d st. Stephenson Marcus P., 21 E. Forty-eighth st. Sterling John W., Castle Garden. Stern Lassar, 221 E. Fifty-second st. Stiebling George C., 138 Second st. Stieger Joseph, 9 Allen st. Stillwell John E., 238 E. Twelfth st. Stilwell Thos. H., 55 W. “Washington pi. Stimson Daniel M., 11 E. Thirteenth st. Stone John O., 27 AY. Twenty-third st. Storer Ebenezer, 47 E. Thirtieth st. Storms Andrew, 25 E. Twelfth st. Stout Thomas J., 32 E. Fourth st. Stowe John, 311 W. Seventeenth st. Strachan Alexander R., 47 E. Twenty-third. Stratford AYm., 103 E. Tenth st. Straus Ludwig, 25 Second st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wurzburg, Bavaria, 1864 ; member German dispen.; visit, phys. to the German disp. Strew AYm. AY., 582 Seventh ave. Stronach Jas. W., 460 AY. Fifty-first st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1872. Strong Alex., 329 E. Ninth st. Stubbs Joseph, 233 E. Thirty-fourth st. Sturgis Fred. R., 16 AY. Thirty-second st. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1867 ; member derma- tological soc. of N. Y., ophthalmological soc. of N. Y., neurological soc. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. of Manhattan eye and ear hosp.;—author of vari- ous papers. Stutzer Emil T., 527 Sixth st. Sullivan John C., 258 AY. Thirty-seventh st. Sundmacher George, 206 AY. Twenty-fourth. Sutfield Richard, 125 AY. Twentieth st. Swan Chas. Y., Astor House. M. D., coil, of phys. and surg., N. Ar., 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of N. Y. co., medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Swan Grosvenor, (h) 125 E. Seventeenth st. Swan Samuel, (h) 13 AY. Thirty-eighth st. Sweeney James, 28 Mott st. Sweeney Owen, 134 Mulberry st. Sweetzer AYm., 252 AAr. Twenty-first st. Swerchesky Gustave, 304 Sixth st. Swezey Gilbert H., 134 Lexington ave. Tanszky R., 333 E. Fifty-first st. Taylor Chas. F., 100 AY. Fifty-third st. Taylor George H., 588 Madison ave. Taylor Isaac E., 7 E. Thirty-sixth st. Emer. prof, obstet. and pres, faculty of Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Taylor James B., 75 Orchard st. Hon. A. M., univ. of Art.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of \rt., 1856; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., med. library and jour, asso., Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. to N. Y. orthopaedic dispen. and hosp.;—author of papers, “ Mechanical Treat- ment of Angular Curvature of Spine,” 1863; “ Diseases of Hip Joint,” 1873, etc., etc. Taylor Geo. H., 58 Madison ave. Hon. A. M., univ. of Vt.; M. D., med. dep’t of Har- vard univ., 1850, N. Y. med. coll., 1852;—author of monographs, “ Diseases of Women,” “ Paraly- sis,” “ Exposition of Swedish Movement Cure*” etc. STE NEW YORK. tJTT 511 Taylor James B., 75 Orchard st. Taylor K. II., 259 W. Forty-third st. Taylor Robert W., 125 E. Twelfth st. Taylor Theus J., 17 AYaverly pi. Teats Sylvester, 35 W. Thirty-fifth st. Teller Seligman, 306 W. Thirty-third st. M. D., univ. of Vienna, Austria, 1858; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. acad. of med., medico-legal asso.; phys. to West Side German dispen. Tellkampf Theodore A., 142 W. Fourth st. Terry Joseph A., (h) 45 W. Forty-eighth st. Thayer Eliza A., 211 Fourth ave. Thebaud Julius, 29 AY. Fourteenth st. Thebaud Julius S., 9 E. Thirteenth st. Theyken Henry, 136 Franklin st. Thomas James C., 107 W. Forty-seventh st. Thomas T. Gaillard, 296 Fifth ave. Prof, obstet. and dis. of women and child., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. Thompson Beverhout, 261 AY. Fifty-second. Thompson Bradford S., 105 E. Twenty-sixth. Thompson Edward W., 27 Montgomery. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1864; ass’t surg. IT. S. army 1 year. Thompson George, 41 E. Tenth st. Thompson John H., (h) 36 E. Thirtieth st. Thompson Virgil, (h) 234 W. Eleventh st. Thoms William F., 92 Madison ave. Prof, materia med. and thera. med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. Thomson I. R., 150 W. Thirty-seventh st. Thomson Wm. H., Ill W. Forty-third st. Thorner Marianne, 117 Ludlow st. Throop Augustus P., (h) 120 W. 41st. st. M. D., N. Y. hommo. med. coll., 1862; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. and Hahnemann acad.; phys. for dis. of women in N. Y. homoeo. dispens., Hahnemann hosp. of N. Y.; phys. to N.-E. homoeo. dispens. Thurman Wm., 543 Madison ave. Toal David B., 605 E. Eleventh st. Tobin Walter, Castle Garden. Todd Elbert, 23 E. Twentieth st. Topping Henry F., 72 Rivington st. Toscano Richard C., 217 E. Forty-fifth st. Towne Mary, 14 Clinton pi. Townsend John F., 211 W. Fourteenth st. Tranchand Francis R., (h) 117 Bleecker st. Treskatis Gustav, 91 Third st. Tucker Carlos P., 43 W. Twenty-sixth st. Tucker Frank W., 61 Macdougal st. Tufts Hannah M., 42 Greenwich ave. Tully Marcus C., 113 E. Nineteenth st. Turnbull Clias. S., 46 E. Twelfth st. Turner James L., 233 W. Forty-eighth st. Tuthill S. B., 63 Lexington ave. Tyndale Julius, 121 Rivington st. Grad. St. Louis, Mo., 1863; M. H., med. dep’t univ. of St. Louis, 1868; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; ass’t surg. city hosp., St. Louis; phys. St. Louis disp.; house surg. German hosp., N. Y.; phys. German disp., N. Y. Uling Ernest, 95 Second ave. Uling Francis, 95 Second ave. Underhill Alfred, 45 E. Twentieth st. Upham Alfred, 39 E. Fourth st. Urbach Moses, 97 E. Broadway. Utter Francis Asbury,Boulevard,cor. 94th. M. £>., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; phys. to orphan house, Manhattan disp.; med. cadet, sfnd ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. 512 VAL NEW YORK. win Valentine Albert E., 43 E. Thirty-first st. Vanarsdale Henry, 53 Seventh st. Vanburen Peter, 214 W. Twenty-second st. Vanburen Wm. II., 104 Madison ave. Vance Reuben A., 124 E. Twenty-seventh st. Vanderpoel Edwd., 232 W. Thirty-fourth. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1833; member N. Y. med. acad.;—author of paper on “ Strychnine in Tetanus.” Vander Poel S. Oakley, Health office. A. B., univ. of N. Y. city, 1842; A. M., 1845; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; pres. med. soc. of N. Y. State, 1870; ex-pres. med. soc. of Albany; ex-phys. St. Peter’s hosp., Albany; now lect. coll, of phys. and surg.; surg.-gen’l N. Y. State 1857-58, 1861-62. Vandervoort John Ledyard, 1?3 W. 11th. Grad. Columbia coll., 1828; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1831; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; res. phys. N. Y. hosp., 1832-33, and 1864; librarian of same since 1841;—author of paper on “ Delirium Tremens,” 1839. Vandoren Matthew D., 274 Fifth ave. Vankleeck James B., 160 Franklin st. Vankleck John Robert, 69 E. Fourth st. M. D., coll, of' phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1831; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., and N. Y. med. acad. Vanpelt Moses D., 243 W. Forty-second st. Vanwinkle Edward IL, 25 W. Ninth st. Vanwyck Wm. H., 268 W. Thirty-eighth st. Varley Christopher D., 348 W. 22d st. Vedder M., 135 E. Fifty-seventh st. Velden Tobias, 334 E. Eleventh st. Vermilye Wm. H., 44 E. Nineteenth st. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1852; member med. soc, of N. Y. co. Viele Augustus, 579 Lexington ave. Villanyi Emile J., 229 W. Thirty-second st. Voelker Anthony, 67 Thompson st. Vosburgh Benj. F., 259 W. Eleventh st. Waechter Carl, 124 Second st. Wagner Clinton, 24 W. Thirtieth st. Wagner Henry, (h) 208 E. 126th st. Wakeman Harwood, 50 W. Forty-sixth st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of N. Y. co. Walker Hamilton II., 410 W. Twenty-third. Walker Henry F., 296 Fifth ave. Wallace James J., (h) 106 E. Fifty-fifth st. Wallace Wm. Barry, 145 E. Forty-eighth st. Walsh Wm., 41 Greenwich ave. Walther Chas., 93 Chrystie st. Walton L. P., 27 Fifth ave. Wannemacher Henry, 311 Sixth st. Ward Chas. S., 25 E. Thirty-first st. Ward Edwin F., 200 W. Thirty-eighth st. Ward James E., 18 E. Thirty-third st. Ward John A., 39 E. Nineteenth st. Ward John Edward, 19 Oliver st. Ward Laura M., 1158 Broadway. Ward Owen J., 256 E. Broadway. Ward Samuel B., 206 W. Forty-second st. A. B., Columbia coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll., 1864; member N. Y. pathol. soc., med. jour, and library asso., and N.-W. med. and surg. soc. of N. Y.; prof, of surg. woman’s med. coll, of N. Y. infirmary; consult, surg. Western disp. for women and child.; visit, surg. Presbyterian hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Warner Everardus I?., 182 Bleecker st. Warner Henry H., 240 E. Twelfth st. Warner Homer H., (h) 240 E. Fifty-fifth st. Warner John W., 82 Lexington ave. Warner Lewis T., (h) 39 E. Thirty-ninth st. Warren John S., 237 W. Thirty-eighth st. Grad. Dartmouth coll., 1802; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of N. Y. co.; phys. to N.-W. dispens. and hosp. for relief of the ruptured and crippled; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Warth John W., Ill Ludlow st. Washington John, 87 Liberty st. Waterman Sigismund, 103 W. Forty-ninth. M. D., Yale coll., 1848; member N. Y. med. jour- nal and library asso.; surg. of the police force since 1857;—author of papers on “Spectral Analysis.” Watkins Hezekiah, 23 Nassau st. Watson William A., 27 W. Twenty-fourth st. Watson Wm. S., 107 W. Forty-first st. Watts Robert, 49 W. Thirty-sixth st. Webb Zepheniali S., 264 W. Twenty-first st. Weber John G., 30 Stanton st. Weber Leonard, 136 W. Thirty-fourth st. Grad. univ. of Schwerinfartli, Germany, 1855; M. D., med. coll, of Erlangen, Germany, 1860; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. library and journal asso., and historical med. soc. Webster David, 19 E. Thirty-ninth st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., Am. ophthalmolog. soc., and Am. otological soc.; chairman of ophthal- mology in coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. to Manhattan eye and ear hosp., N. Y. Weeks Cyrus, 170 Spring st. Weigert Benjamin, 321 E. Fourteenth st. Weir Robert F., 19 E. Thirty-second st. A. B., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1854; A. M., 1857; M. D., 1859; member patholog. soc. of N. Y., med. library and journal asso., and N. Y. med. and surg. soc.; surg. to St. Luke hosp.; surg. to Roosevelt hosp.; surg. to N. Y. eye and ear infirm.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 yrs. Weismann Francis II., Ill Ludlow st. Weisse E. D., 28 W. Fifteenth st. Clin. prof, dermatologv in med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. Weisse John A., (h) 28 W. Fifteenth st. Welch Wm. J., 302 E. Broadway. Welch Follansbee G., 46 E. Fourteenth st. Wells Daniel, 431 Second ave. Wells Ovid P., 318 W. Twentieth st. Wells George Wm., 144 Broadway. A. B., A. M., Princeton coll, (no date); M. P., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Westchester co., Yonkers med. soc., and Am. med. asso. Welsh F. G., 46 E. Fourteenth st. Wescott Joseph 11., (h) 138 W. Forty-third. West Edwin, (h) 42 W. Washington pi. M. I)., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1849; member Am. inst. of liomoeo., and med. soc. of N. Y. co. Westover Henry W., (h) 351 W. 34th st. Wetmore John McE., (h) 280 Fourth ave. Wettengel Emil, 241 E. Twenty-seventh st. Weyland Louis, 14 Lamartine pi. Wheelock George G.. 159 W. Thirty-fourth. Whitall Samuel, 607 Lexington ave. White Edward, 360 W. Forty-second st. WHI NEW YORK ZWA 513 White Francis V., 222 E. Thirty-first st. A. B., univ. of N. Y. city, 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t.univ. of N. Y. city, 1855; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. acad. of med., and N. Y. patholog. soc.;—author of arti- cle on “ Fracture of the Patella.” White Joint II., 417 Fourtli ave. White J. P. P., 31 W. Twenty-first st. White Joseph R., (h) 228 E. 124th st. White Octavius A., 222 Second ave. White Oliver, 52 W. Twelfth st. White Thos. II., 427 Fourth ave. White Whittman V., 151 E. Eighty-sixth st. White William H., (h) 1 W. Thirty-fourth. White Wm. T., 130 E. Thirtieth st. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1855 ; member N. Y. acad. of med., and N. Y. co. soc.; rec. sec. N. Y. acad. of med.; pres. N. Y. medico-historical soc.; surg. to Demilt dispens., N. Y. city; corres. member of Boston natural history soc. Whitehead Newton, 220 E. Twenty-seventh. Wliiteing Edmund N., 44 Gt. Jones st. Whiteney Albert B., (e) 153 W. 28tli st. A. B., Columbia coll., A. Y. city, 1861 ; A. M. 1864; M. D., Pa. med. univ. (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of N. Y., and lyceum of natural history, N. Y. city; res. phys. to Hoffman dis- pens. ; —author of paper on “ Asiatic Cholera,” 1866. Whitney Elijah, 153 W. Twenty-eighth st. Whybraw Chas., 41 W. Twenty-ninth st. Whybrew Chas. T., 48 W. Twenty-sixth st. Wiener Jos., 508 Second ave. Wier Wm. W., Third ave. cor. E. 57tli st. Wilkes George, 348 Broadway. Wilkinson Asa W., 1130 Broadway. Ass’ t to prof, chemist, and toxicol. of Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Williams Horace R., 229 E. Thirtieth st. Williams James A., 256 W. Thirty-fourth st. Williams Mark II., 259 W. Eleventh st. Williams Merrill W., 115 E. Thirty-sixth st. Williamson Hugh, 874 Second ave. Williamson S., 142 W. Sixteenth st. Wilson John II., 272 Ninth ave. Wilson Milo A., 26 W. Twenty-ninth st. Wilson Wm., 292 Stanton st. Winston Gustavus S., 18 W. Thirty-first st. Member Am. med. asso. Winterburn Chas., 101 E. Twentieth st. Withers Russel, 82 Charles st. Wolf Frederick, 85 E. Broadway. Wolff Gabriel J., 251 E. Tenth st. Wood Allen L., 13 & 15 Laiglit st. M. 1)., hvgeio-thera. coll., 1. 63. Wood Chas. S., 171 W. Forty-seventh st. M. D., Jelierson med. coll., 1851; member Am. med. asso., med. soc. of N. Y. co.; ass’t surg. and surg. IT. S. vols. 4 years. Wood Jacob A., 31 Cooper Union. M. D., Woodstock med. eoll., 1836;—author of various papers on Spinal Diseases. Wood James R., 80 Irving pi. Emer. prof. surg. of Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Wood James Robie, 151 W. Forty-lirst st. Wood Stephen, 331 E. Seventeenth st. M. 1)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1833; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., N. Y. acad. of med.; phys. mutual aid asso., acad. of med.; exam, life ins. co. Woodbury Edward C., 233 W. Forty-eighth. Woodhull Henry W., 164 Fifth ave. A. M., Princeton coll., 1838; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1845; member N. Y. acad. of med. and pathol. soc., Am. med. asso., 1872. Woodruff Lockwood D., 13 W. Thirty-sixth. Woodward Alvin M., 52 W. Twenty-ninth. Woolley James V. S., 153 E. 78tli st. A. B., univ. of N. Y. city, 1866; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member acad. of med., med. soc. of N. Y. co.; attend, surg. to„ N.-E. dispens. of N. Y. city; surg. to metropolitan police of N. Y. city. Worcester Rocilla, 117 Charles st. Worster Joseph. 115 E. Thirtieth st. Wright Chas., Jr., 346 Broadway. Wright Joel W., 8 Charlton st. * Wuest Christian, 19 Delancey st. Wyckoff Peter B., 40 W. Twenty-fourth st. Wyeth John A., 187 Lexington ave. Wyler Emil, 290 Third st. Wynkoop Gerardus H., 5 E. Thirteenth st. Yale Leroy Milton, 14 E. Forty-seventh st. Ass’t to prof, orthopaedic surg. of Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Yeomans C. J., (h) 151 E. Fifty-third st. Yeomans Henry P., 151 E. Fifty-third st. Zinsser Frederick, 15 W. Twelfth st. Zwadziszewska Ursula, 138 Ludlow st. CITY OF BROOKLYN. ABE (POPULATION, 396,300.) ATW Abernethy J. J., Putnam ave. Acheson J. J., 95 Fourth st. Albers Hermann, 100 Summit st. Allen II. R., 315 Cumberland st. Ambrose Daniel, 90 Second pi. Ambrose John, 674 Fourth ave. Ambrose John K., 628 Fifth ave. M. D., Long Island coll, liosp., 1873; member med. soc. of Kings co. Anderson.,!. E., (h) 178 Atlantic st. Andrews Benjamin, 431 State st. Armor Samuel G., 166 Montague st. Trof. principles and prac. med. and clin. med., Long Island coll, liosp. Armstrong Robert, 14 Manger st. Aten H. F., ih) 34 Hanson pi. Atkinson George H., Jr. Res. surg. of Long Island coll. hosp. Atwood A. Dealton, 161 Throop ave. Atwood J. F., (h) 34 Hanson ])1. Atwood Robert X., 422 Tompkins st. 514 AYC NEW YORK. BUN AyckoiF Richard M., 532 Clinton ave. A. B., Amherst coll., 1859 ; M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; sec. med. soc. of Kings co.; sanitary inspec. Ayling G. F., 352 Bedford ave. Ayres Daniel, 198 Montague st. Grad. N. J. coll., 1842; LL.D., Wesleyan univ., 1856; M. D., univ. of N. Y., 1844 ; member med. acad. of N. Y., Am. med. asso., 1872, etc.; surg. to Long Island coll. hosp.; prof, of cliu. surg.; surg. to Brooklyn city hosp.; consult, surg. to St. Peter’s hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. during war. Ayres Gabriel D., 198 Montague st. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1853. Bache Benjamin T., 341 Clinton st. Bachmann , 140 Manger st. Bacon James, 1514 Pacific st. Bailey M. L., 406 Court st. Baker George W., 48 Bedford ave. A. B., Union coll., 1862; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1864; member med. soc. of Kings co.; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. 6 months. Baldwin Neilson A., 407 Adelphi st. A. B., Lafayette coll., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. D., \rale med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Kings co.; police surg. of Brooklyn ; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Ball John, 157 Pierrepont st. Ballard O. M., 164 Powers st. Banks James 8., 47 Joralemon st. Baralt Louis A., 324 Livingston st. Barber Isaac H., 36 Lafayette ave. Barker William, (e) 215 Broadway. Barnett John F„ 2 Lafayette ave. Barry Edward, 174 York st. Bates William H., 50 Sands st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863; member med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. of Brooklyn hosp.; demons, of anat. in Long Island coll. hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Baylis Thos., 487 Adelphi st. Beard Geo. M., 372 Clermont st. Becker Nicholas, 33 Leonard st. Bedell AY. F., 349 Degraw st. Bell A. T. S., 273 Warren st. Bell Agrippa Nelson, 175 Clinton st. Hon. A. M., Trinity coll., Conn.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of N. Y., med. soc. of Kings co., Am. med. asso.; commis. of quarantine, N. Y.; phys. to Brooklyn city hosp.; cor. member epidemiological soc. of London ; U. S. navy 9) years. Benedict William C., 456 Pacific st. Bennett George H. R., (h) 95 St. Felix st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. A'., 1860. Bennett George I., 230 Adams st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N.' Y., 1842; ex-pres. med. soc. of Kings co.;—author of paper on “ Cold a Cause of Miscarriages,” 1861. Bennett AYm. II., 404 Prospect ave. Bingel G. A., 96 Ten Eyck st. Bird James R., 183 Putnam ave. A. M., Trinity coll., 1854; M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1858; member med. soc. of Kings co., Brooklyn med. journal asso.; phys. to St. John’s hosp.; attend, phys. Atlantic ave. dispens. Bird Francis AY., 347 Sackett st. Birdsall 8. T., 613 Lafayette ave. Blakeney Jacob, 637 Vanderbilt ave. Blanchard James A., 695 AYarren st. Blauvelt James F., 159 Van Buren st. Bleecker John S., 145 Bond st. Blennerhassett John, 186 S. Eighth st. Bliss Win. A., 292 Eighteenth st. Bliven Jeremiah P., 234 8. Ninth st. M. D., Yale med. coil., 1S34; member N. Y. acad. of med., med. soc. of N. Y. co.; surg. of police N. Y. city 5 years. Bloodgood D. U. 8. N., 320 Clermont st. Bodkin Dominick G , 122 Sands st. Bogardus liob’t, 312 Fulton st. Bohmer Frederick, Montrose ave. Bond Frank, (h; 27 Schermerhorn st. A. B., Williams coll., 1854; M. D., med. dep’tuniv. of N. Y. city, 1857 ; member liomoeo. med. soc. of Kings co.; phys. to Kings co. liomoeo. disp. 5 years. Bond Geo. K., 252 Twelfth st. Boner Chas. A., 30 Prospect ave. Bonnell Chas. L., (h) 3 Hanson pi. Boskowitz Herman, (h) 137 Dullield st. Bowen George A., (n) 194 Livingston st. Bowen S. Merwin, 263*IIoyt st. Bowron Francis AY., 259 Tompkins ave. Brady John A. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of A’t., 1852; member med. soc. of Kings co.; consult, phys. Kings co. liosp. Brady Samuel J., 146 Fourth st. Brady Thomas A., 444 Kent ave. Brsewnlich Gustave, 257 Court st. Braneon Caroline M., 158 Kemsen st. Bredull R., Myrtle ave. Breen Michael, 166 N. Sixth st. A. B., Queen’s univ., Ireland, 1857 ; M. D., Queen’s univ., 1861; licentiate royal coll, of surg., Edin- burgh ; member Irish med. asso.; med officer Jabasheeda disp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Breining David E., 283 Schermerhorn st. Bretz, George Z., 139 Clinton st. Grad. Baltimore coll, of dental surg., J851; M. D., Long Island coll, liosp., 1864; member med. soc. of Kings co.; sanitary inspect, board of health; adjunct surg. Long Island coll, liosp.; U. S. vols. 3 years. Bridge Joshua T., 115 Remsen st. Briggs Benjamin M , 104 Myrtle ave. Grad. coll, of N. Y., 1861; M. 1L, coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1868. Brinkerhoff I., 269 Ryerson st. Brockett L. P., 206 Quincy st. Brodie John Adam, 205 Raymond st. M. 1)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1855; member med. soc. of Kings co.; ass’t surg. Fair- fax seminary hosp. 30 days. Bronson C. H., (h) 478 Pacific st. Brown Harriet E., (h) 218 Ninth st. Brown Mary C., (h) 122 S. Grand st. M. D., N. Y. med. coll, for women, 1869; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co., and med. staff liomoeo. dispen. of AVilliamsburg. Brown AAr. K., 128 Montague st. Bryant Melville, (h) 378 Adelpl* st. Bryant AArilliam C., (h) 378 Adelphi st. Buell Richard M., 621 Third ave. M. D., med. dep’t of A'ale coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Kings co. Buelow Adolpli F., 615 Broadway. Bunker Edward S., 280 Henry st. Grad. Brooklyn polytechnic school, 1858; M. T>., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Kings co.; lect. on obstet., etc., Long Island coll. hosp. BUR NEW YORK ESK 515 Burdick James T., 459 Gates ave. M. D., Worcester coll., 1853; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; police surg.; ass’t surg. in cavalry 2 years. Burge J. H. Hobart, 64 Livingston st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1848; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1872; ex-pres. med. soc. of Kings co.; ex-pres. Long Island coll. hosp. soc.; ex-phys. to N. Y. dispens.; surg. Long Island coll. hosp.; consult, surg. to Brooklyn central dispens.; consult, surg. to Episcopal hosp.; con- sult. phys. to St. Peter’s (Episcopal) nursery ;— author of paper on “ Nature and Treatment of Croup,” 1870; “Relations of Physicians and Apothecaries.” Burke Abraham C., (h) 275 Union st. Butler John, (h) 98 Lafayette ave. M. D., coll, of phys., Edinburgh, 1864; coll, of surg., Dublin, 1864; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co. Byrne John, 314 Clinton st. Byrne Marcus L., 307 Degraw st. Byse William II., 75 Third ave. Cady II. E., 80 Willoughby st. Caemmerer Wm. IL, 283 Warren st. Calahan J. Lewis, 561 Bedford ave. Callum Daniel P., 229 Gold st. Campbell A. B., (h) 114-S. Third st. Carpenter Elijah W., 37 Bemsen st. Catlin A. W., 43 St. James pi. Catlin Thomas G., 10 Sidney pi. Chapin Eliza J., 74 S. Tenth st. Chapman B. F., (e) 117 Fort Greene pi. Chapman Edwin B., 95 Pierrepont st. Chase Chas. F., 217 Clason ave. Cheever Henry S. Prof, physiol, and microscopic anat., Long Island coll. hosp. Childs Samuel B., 470 Grand ave. Church Stewart, 293 Clinton st. Clark C. Frederick, 306 Union st. A. B., Columbia coll., N. Y. city, 1863; A. M., 1866; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of Kings co. Clark Joseph E., 340 Clinton st. Clark Lucius A., City Hospital, Baymond. Clifford Myra, 24 Myrtle ave. Clifton Stephen E., 216 Schermerhorn st. Clough Henry, 406 Clermont ave. Cochran Alexander, 212 Clinton st. Colgan David J., 329 Jay st. Colgan Joseph P., 329 Jay st. Collins D. Y., 128 India st. Colt Lewis, 119 .Taylor st. Colton Edward G., 276 President st. Colton Frederick H., 136 Montague st. Ass’t demons, of anat. in Long Island coll. hosp. Coming Geo., 219 Bineteenth st. Conkling John T., 143 Bemsen st. Cooke Chauncey L., 98 Pineapple st. Cooper Geo., (e) 456 State st. Cooper Henry C., (e) Fifty-fifth st. n. 3d ave. Cooper John, 33 St. James pi. Cooper W. S., 384 McDonough st. Corbally T. P., 472 Vanderbilt st. Corbin John, 943 Gates ave. Grad. univ. of Vt., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1859; member med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. U. S. navy 7 years. Corey Charles, 23 S.'Oxford st. Adj. phys. Long Island coll. hosp. Cortelyon Peter B., 306 Greene ave. A. B., Yale coll., 1864: A. M., 1867; M. D., Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Kings co., and alumni soc. of Bellevue coll.; on Bellevue hosp. staff 18 months; visit, phys. Atlantic ave. disp., and St. John’s hosp. Crane James, 168 Clinton st. Crans A. F., (e) 12 Lafayette ave. Creamer Joseph, 60 S. Second st. Creamer Joseph M., 72 Butler st. Cronyn David II., 118 Clermont ave. Crowell Eugene, 196 Clinton ave. Crowell Willis E., 109 Hamilton st. Crutchley Wilbur, 146 Madison st. Cutter Chas. B., 134 Sands st. Danelson James E., (e) 532 Lafayette ave. Darling Nathaniel B., 104 Bevins st. Att. med. lects. coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1873. Davis Edwin IT., 76 Meserole ave. Day James, 136 Boble st. De Bowes Thomas B., 55 Butler st. De Cortez Cyrus A. P., 284 Dean st. De Long Wm. A., 285 S. Second st. Dennis John, 93 Lewis ave. Dirix M. E., (h) 127 Yates ave. Doane Chas. B., 22 Meserole st. Dodge Daniel A., 163 Congress st. A. M., N. \ . univ. (no date); M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1852; surg. Long Island coll. hosp. Dods J. Bovee, 385 Bridge st. Doty Edward II., 26 Second st. Doty S. P., (h) 128 Byerson st. Drake Belson S., 191 Clinton st. Drayton Edward F., 539 Binth st. Drexel Geo. T., 384 Clermont ave. Drury Alfred T., 140 Twenty-first st. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1857. Dudley William II., 301 Henry st. Consult, phys. Long Island coll. hosp. Duffin John P., (h) 159 Joralemon st. Duggan Edward II., 164 S. Fourth st. Dunscombe Francis, 243 Sixteenth st. Dunster Edward S. Prof, obstet. and dis. of women and child., Long Island coll. lios. Dusenbury Henry, 233 S. Third st. Dusenbury Richard J., 270 S. Second st. Dwyer Peter J., 202 Baltic st. Licent. soc. of apothecaries, Ireland, 1863; M. D., Queen’s univ., Ireland, 1869; licent. faculty of phys. and surg., Glasgow, Scotland, 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Kings co.; sen. phys. to St. Mary’s hosp. for women. Eddy Chas., 117 S. Oxford st. Edson Benjamin, 140 Park pi. M. D., med. dep’t N. Y. univ., 1873; member med. soc. of Kings co. Elliger George, 401 Carlton ave. Elliot Joseph B., (h) 493 Clinton ave. M.D., Yale med. inst. (no date); member national homoeo. soc.; consult, phys. to home disp. and nursery. Elmendorf J. L. II., 142 Greene ave. Elstroth Geo. H., 1176 Baltic st. Ensell Sarah, 124 High st. Ensell J. Edwin, 124 High st. Erickson Fred., 109 State st. Eskens Francis, 740 Flushing ave. 516 EST NEW YORK. IIOL Estes Cyrus II., 91 Sackett st. Evans G. A., 441 Bedford ave. Everett Daniel L., (h) 39 Madison st. Fahnestock C. S., (h) 103 Lawrence st. Farley James M., 104 Pulaski st. Fearon Herbert, 196 Clermont st. Feeley James F., 296 Lorimer st. Ferchland C., (h) 122 Livingston st. Ferris Phebe J., 63 Johnson st. Ferry C. II., 133 Cambridge st. Fessenden Benj. F., 380 Adelphi st. Fincke Bernhardt, (h) 122 Livingston st. Firth H. E., (e) 191 Carlton ave. M. D., Metropolitan med. coll., 1851; eclec. med. coll., N. Y. city, 1867; member Brooklyn acad. of med., eclec. med. soc. of N. Y., and national eclec. med. soc.; sec. Brooklyn eclec. disp. Firth Henry S., (e) 203 S. Fifth st. Firth John B., 1435 Hudson ave. Firth L. B., (e) 232 Myrtle ave. Fisk Samuel JN., 89 Fifth st. Fisk W. M. L., (h) 101 Division ave. Fletcher George, (e) 147 Heyward st. Frankum Thos. II., 527 Washington ave. Freeman J. W., 80 Hanson pi. French Thos. R., 325 Clinton ave. Frickenstein Theodore, 389 S. Third st. Frou Geo., 518 Henry st. Folga , 343 Sixth st. Ford A. W., 173 Union st. Ford Corydon L. Prof. anat. Long Island coll. hosp. Ford Nathaniel, 514 Henry st. Foster E. J., (h) 108 Penn st. Fowler George JR., 1099 Myrtle ave. Fuller S. E., 64 Hanson pi. Gahrar Robt., 264 Eckford st. Gardiner Wm. II., 133 Clinton st. Garside Wm. Briggs, (h) 63 Greene ave. M. D., phys. med. coil, of Ohio, 1858; homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1868 ; member homceo. med. soc. of Kings co., and Am. inst. of homceo.; phys. to Brooklyn homceo. hosp.; lect. on physi- ology in N. Y. State school for training nurses. Gerstl Jacob, 172 Meserole st. Giberson Chas., 188 Remsen st. Gilbert Henry S., (hi 409 Bridge st. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1849; member homceo. med. soc. of Kings co.; res. phys. and surg. of Brooklyn city hosp., 1850. Gilfillan Geo., 79 Main st. Gilfillan Wm., 169 Clinton st. M. D., Edinburgh, Scotland, 1855; member N. Y. acad. of med., and med. soc. of Kings co.; con- sult. surg. to St. John’s hosp. Gilfillan Wm. J., 79 Main st. Gilligan Michael. 184 Nelson st. Gillmore John A., 75 State st. G-ilsey Sam. V., 106 Sackett st. Giroux T. C., 282 S. Fourth st. Gleary John J., 506 Wyekoff st. Goodridge J. C., Third ave. Goodwin Francis, 386 Bedford ave. Gordon David A., (h) 311 Clinton st. Gravesend Raymond, 289 Ryei'son st. Gray D. T., 163 Clermont ave. Gray Rollin B., (h) 111 St. Felix st. LL. D., N. W. coll, of Mo., 1863; M. D., McDow- ell’s coll, of Mo., 1871; member united med. soc. of Kings co.; lect. on dis. of chest, etc., in horaoeo. dispens. of Brooklyn 2 years. Green Thomas Henderson, 304 Hicks st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of lJa., 1830; member med. soc. of Kings co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Greene William W. Prof. prin. and prac. of surg. and elin. surg., Long Island coll. hosp. Gregory Justis E., 167 Union st. . Griffin John, 243 Front st. Griffiths Wm. E., 364 Schermerhorn st. Griggs Stephen C.. 528 Clason ave. Groninger Louis, 104 Java st. Groux Eugene A., 23 Ten Eyck st. Grad, in med. Goettingen univ., Germany, 1863; Hon. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll.; member German med. soc. of Williamsburgh, N. Y. Gutberlet Christopher, 92 Scholes st. Guy Samuel S., (h) 94 Greene ave. Gyse Samuel, 106 Sackett st. Hagar Chas. 119 Montrose ave. Hall. Geo. W., 123 Noble st. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1861 ; sanitary inspector. Hallam Albert C., 518 Grand st. M. D., Yale med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Kings co., and med. soc. Eastern dis’t of Brooklyn. Hallett Arnold, 129 Montague st. Visiting phys. Long Island coll. hosp. Hallinan Daniel, 446 Court st. Halsey John C., 21 Concord st. Hamilton Clark T., (h) 375 Degraw st. Hamilton J. C., 375 Degraw st. Hamilton John W., 883 Myrtle ave. Hanford Samuel C., (h) 178 S. Fifth st. Hanford Wm. H., 114 Fourth st. Hanna John, 31 Johnson st. Harlin Wm. II., 887 Pacific st. Hart Sam., 382 Atlantic st. Ilasbrook Joseph L., 129 Seventh st. Hasbrouck Everitt, (h) 253 Thirteenth st. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1864; member united med. and surg. soc. of Kings co.; rec. sec. homceo. med. soc. of Kings co. Ilaslett Audley, 115 Clinton st. Ilaslett John, 115 Clinton st. Ilaslett Sam. E., 115 Clinton st. Hassard JR. G., 335 De Kalb ave. Haven Erastus O., 123 Ilewes st. Hawkins Oscar Chas., 149 Powers st. M. I)., univ. of the city of N. Y., 1873. Hawley James S., 402 Degraw st. A. B., Union coll., 1841; M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Kings co. Hayward Mary, 111 Clermont ave. Hegewisch Ernest. 38 Monroe pi. Henderson A. A., N. Laboratory. Henderson A. C., 289 Fourth st. Henry James II., 431 Clinton st. Henry J. W., 432 Tompkins st. Herbert George W., 5 Ilicks st. Hermance M., (e) 503 Fulton st. Ilersey Seth M., (e) 291 Thirteenth st. Hesse Richard, 191 State st. Adjunct surg. Long Island coll. hosp. Hogan John, 179 Lequer st. Iloge Eugene, City Hospital. Hogen J. J., Court and Lequer sts. Holbrook M. L., 158 Remsen st. j Ilolley S. J., 595 Green ave. HOL NEW YORK. MAR 517 Holmes Thomas. Eighth & Division ave. M. D., univ. of N. Y. city, 1845; exam. phys. to coroner’s office of city and co. of N. Y. 7 years; first successful embalmer in the U. S. Holt Henry, (h) 136 Noble st. Homiston Joseph M., 96 Sands st. M. D., Yale med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Kings co. Hopkins Geo. G., 186 Gates ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; treas. med. soc. of' Kings co.; hon. member med. soc. of Montgomery co., Ohio; surg. St. John’s hosp. bureau. Housel Wm., 557 Atlantic ave. Howard John G., 105 Henry st. Howard Joseph, 60 Clark st. Howard Matthew, 288 Franklin ave. Hunt Wm. G., 101 Pierrepont st. Hurd Wm. IL, 32 Bedford ave. Hutchins Alexander, 796 De Kalb ave. Hutchins J. H., 443 Bedford ave. Hutchinson J. C., 479 Clinton ave. Hyde Joel W., 188 Schermerhorn st. M. D., Yale med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Kings co.; phys. to Brooklyn city orphan asylum; med. exam, for life ins. co.; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Irish Geo. N., 511 Fulton st. Irish Lucius B., 275 Warren st. Jackson S., U. S. N. Hospital. Jacobi A., 210 Powers st. Jacobson Adolphus E., (e) 212 S. Fourth st. James Lewis G., 158 Remsen st. James Moses S., (e) 415 Fifth ave. Jenkins John A., 702 Leonard st. Jewett Chas., 373 Gates ave. Jewett Chas. C., 101 Hicks st. Johnson Frank C., 133 Monroe st. Johnson John G., 81 Henry st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. univ. of N. Y., 1857; sec. med. soc. of Kings co.; ex-house surg. to Bellevue hosp., and surg. to Long Island coll, hosp., now surg. to Brooklyn city railroad. Johnson Simon, 315 Degraw st. Johnstone Harrison, 109 Second pi. Jones C. De Haven, 204 S. Fourth st. Jones Joseph Z., 372 Carlton ave. Kahn Max, 159 Bridge st. Kane Edward W., 541 Grand st. gant N. G., 283 Columbia st. edder Jerome II., Flushing ave. Keep J. L., (h) 467 Vanderbilt ave. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1860; N. Y., homoeo. med. coll., 1862; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Keep Lester, (h) 469 Vanderbilt ave. Keep S. Hopkins, (h) 469 Vanderbilt ave. Keller Friedland, 98 Dean st. Kelly John J., 161 Bridge st. Kennedy Richard, 374 Wyckoff st. Kenney Chas. B., 37 Fort Greene st. Kershner Ed., Navy Hospital. Kidder J. H., 102 Washington ave. Kimball Joseph, 95 Livingston st. Kimberly Augustus G., 730 Gates ave. Kissam Daniel, 37 Seventh ave. Kissam Daniel E., 100 Joralemon st. Kissam Wm. A., 100 Joralemon st. Kryer John, 248 Court st. Kuhn Christopher G., 47 Graham ave. Kuhn G. R., 309 Sackett st. Kunz John J., 255 Thirteenth st. Lane Lunsford, 119 High st. Langdon H. A., 292 Clinton ave. Langworthy Robert, 482 Atlantic ave. Large A., 24 College pi. Larkin James J., 249 Ewen st. Lassen H. S., (h) 77 Henry st. Lawrence Samuel S., 1284 Atlantic ave. Law Wm., 308 Clinton ave. Leact J. T. G., 384 Court st. M. D., coll. phys. and sm-g. of N. Y. city, 1830; member med. soc. of Boston. Leavitt A. O., E. D. Lee Lucius 202 Johnson ave. Leighton N. W., 174 S. Eighth st. M. D., attend, lectures at Bowdoin med. coll., one at Dartmouth med. coll.; member med. soc. of Kings co.; exam. surg. tor Brooklyn U. S. army 31 years. Lewis Henry M., (h) 78 Orange st. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Pliila., 1870; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Lindridge Edwin F., 82 Park ave. Lines Oliver T., (h) 344 Washington ave. Listmayer Anton, 112 Manger st. Little Alexander, 353 Jay st. Little George S., 171 Carlton ave. Lloyd Benjamin, 110 Ninth st. Lobelski Louis, 38 N. Second st. Lowenstein Henry, 150 Bushwick ave. Lora Israel, 153 Madison ave. Lord Israel S. P., (h) 153 Madison st. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Chicago, (no date) ; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y., Am. inst. of homoeo., med. soc. of Dutchess co. Lorens David, 100 Graham ave. Lovette F. M., 529 Grand st. Lovette Geo. F., 579 Grand st. Lowell A. L., 144 Gates ave. Lulie Yonder August, 154 Leonard st. McAllister Thomas, 363 Jay st. McCann Chas., 117 Broadway. McCanlay James B., 330 Van Brunt st. McClellan C. R., 119 Pacific st. McCollum Wm., 195 LefEerts pi. M. D., Castleton coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Kings co., med. soc. of Vt.; hon. member of N. Y. state mad. soc., and of Conn, state med. soc. McEntee Bernard, 195 Myrtle ave. McFarland A. H., 806 Gates ave. Mcllroy Sami. P., 530 Hicks st. McKenney Susan M., 243 Pearl st. McManus Henry, 77 Wyckolf st. A. M., St. Michael’s coll, of Toronto, 1865; coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1869; member med. soc. of Kings co.; res. surg. to Brooklyn city hosp., 1869-71. McNeely Hugh, 539 Vanderbilt ave. Macker Benjamin S., Flushing ave. Maddren Wm., 600 Pacific st. Mahon James F., 655 Leonard st. Malone Edward, 111 S. Second st. Mann C. S., 209 McDonough st. Mann Frederick P., 308 Gates ave. Manning John, 1059 Third ave. Marsh Seymour N., 39 Second pi. 518 MAR NEW YORK. PLY Marvin Geo., 94 Pineapple st. Mason Lewis D., 173 Joralemon st. Lecturer on minor surg. Long island coll. hosp. Mason Theodore L., 173 Joralemon st. Consult, surg. Long Island coll. hosp. Matlieson A. Ross, 345 Union st. Mathewson Arthur, 17 Clinton st. A. B., Yale coil., 1858; A. M., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. to Brooklyn eye and ear hosp.; lecturer on aural surg. at Long Island coll, hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy. Matson N., 245 Franklin ave. Matthews Ilenry C., 1002 Broadway. Matthews John, 79 St. James pi. Mayer Conrad, 54 Meserole st. Mears Edwin lv., 178 Lafayette ave. Metcalfe Ernest G., 313 S. Fifth st. Miller S., 631 Atlantic ave. Minton Ilenry, (h) 184 Remsen st. A. M., Blackburn univ., 111., 1873; M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1853; member Am. inst. of homceo., med. soc. of Kings co.; founder of and first phys. to Brooklyn homceo. lying-in asylum; member Long Island hist, soe. Miner Edwin, (h) 145 Gates ave. Mitchell Chauneey L., 129 Montague st. A. B., Union coll., N. Y., 1833; A. M., 1837; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1836; member med. soc. of Kings co., med. soc. of co. and city of N. Y.; res. phys. N. Y. city hosp., 1836-7; ex-prof, obstet. and dis. of women and child, in Castleton med. coll.; consult, phys. Long Island coll. hosp.;—author of paper on “ Pregnancy and Labor Complicated with Disease of Heart.” Moffat Reubin C., (h) 47 Schermerhorn st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member homceo. med. soc. of Kings co.; ex-pres. homceo. med. soc. of Kings co. Monmonier Julius L., (h) 431 Washington ave. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1871; ex-res. phys. homceo. lying-in hosp., Brooklyn; demons, of anat. at N. Y. homceo. med. coll. Moore J. F., 107 Iloyf st. Moore Janies N., 162 Lequer st. Moorhead John, 87 Flatbush ave. Morrill Henry E., (h) 78 Orange st. M, D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1840; ex-pres. homceo. med. soc. of Kings co., Am. inst. of homceo.; consult, phys. Brooklyn homceo. ma- ternite. Morrissy Wm. P., 141 Meserole ave. Morse Verranus, 291 Carlton am Mudie Archibald F., 557 Graham ave. Muller Clms., 476 Carroll st. Murphy Daniel, 259 Lorimer st. Newcomb George V., (h) 191 Adelphi st. Newman James, 378 Grand st. Newton Homer G., 17 Clinton st. Grad. Yale coll., 1859; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1863; member med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. to Brooklyn eye and ear hosp.; member board of censors of Kings co. med. soc. Nichols Felix, 128 Lorimer st. Nichols George, (h) 230 Leonard st. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa.; member med. soc. of Kings co.; trustee and med. attend, of Brooklyn E. dis’t homoeo. disp. asso. Nichtern Ponce M., 68 Degraw st. Nickerson W. M., Elliot pi. Nightingale , 1068 Fulton st. Nitzelnadel Paul, 154 Leonard st., E. D. Norris Thomas P., 387 Jay st. North Nelson L., 27 Bedford ave. M. D., coll, pliys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1854; mem. med. soc. of Kings co., Am. mod. asso., 1872. Nott Eliphalet, (h) 22 Jefferson st. Grad. Union coll., 1854; M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1858; member liomceo. med. soc. of Kings co. ; one of the staff phys. Brooklyn liomoeo. liosp. Oaks J. F., (h) 178 Atlantic ave. P. C. univ. of Mich., 1869 ; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Kings co.; clin. instruct, in midwifery in the N. Y. State school for training nurses. O’Connor Rowland R., 270 Livingston st. Olcott Cornelius, 104 Beckford ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849 ; member med. soc. of Kings co. Oldenberg Gustave V., 294 Atlantic ave. Olmstead Samuel II., 192 Union st. Oppenauer Alois, 224 Nassau st. Ormiston Robert, 75 Hanson pi. Orth Atliolf, 162 McKibbin st. Osborne John Augustus, 233 Sands st. M. I)., Richmond coll, of surg. lxosp., Dublin, 1829 ; with two years’ study in schools, hosps. and colleges, Dublin; on account of foreign birth ranked as apothecary in navy on various steam vessels 7 years. Ostrander Ferdinand W., 95 Clark st. Ostrander George A., 20 Greene ave. Ostrander John W., 95 Clark st. Otterson Andrew, 179 Washington st. Otterson William C., 144 Pierrepont st. Overton John B., Jr., 210 S. Fourth st. M. D., “ univ. of Phila.,” coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city (no date). Owen Edward W., 541 Grand st. M. D., Castleton med. coll., Vt., (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Pallister Isaac C., 338 Clermont ave. Palmedo Ulrich, 334 Pearl st. Painter A. J., (h) 463 Bedford ave. Palmer Lucius N., 93 Fourth st. Palmer Napoleon, 36 Brooklyn ave. Park Anna E., 351 Atlantic ave. Parker J. B., N..liosp. Parkhurst G. II., (h) 264 Franklin ave. Parry II. C.,323 Smith st. Peck A. E.,'124 Lawrence st. Peck Ebenezer M., 114 Sands st. Peck Edgar F., 385 State st. Peers Wm. II., Meserole ave. Pendergrast Patrick, 198 Smith st. Pendleton Edward, 141 S. Fifth st. Pennoyer James, 364 Gates ave. Perrine W. L. R., (hi 137 Montague st. Perry Gideon B., 25 Bedford ave. Peter Sebastian, 201 Montrose st. Phillips Howard W., 113 Clermont ave. Pilcher Lewis S., 4 Monroe st. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1862; if. D., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Kings co.; adjunct surg. and lect. on anat. Long Island coll, liosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1867 to 1872. Pipkin II. S’., Navy Yard. Platt F. P. Harper, 486 State st. Plunkett Geo. A., 87 Carroll st. Plympton Geo. W. Prof. chem. and toxicol. Long Island coll. hosp. POT NEW YORK. SNI 519 Potter Chas. H., 494 Third ave. A. B., Princeton coll., 1863; M. D., Bellevue hosp. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Kings co. Prankard Wm., 229 Nineteenth st. Pratt Wm. H. B., 810 Warren st. Price Abel F., Flushing ave. Price S. T. B., 27 Johnson st. Prout J. S., 148 State st. Lect. on dis. of eye Long Island coll. hosp. Rafael Enrique C., City Hospital. Randolph Wm., 434 Herkimer st. Raney Eugene, 14 Wyckoff st. Rappold Julius C., 750 Flushing ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; treas. med. soc. of German phys. of Williamsburgh; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Rappold Wm. F., 750 Flushing ave. Ray Joseph H., 413 Fifth ave. Ray Peter W., S. Second, cor. of Eleventh st. Ray Peter W., 13 Stuyvesant ave. Raymond J. Hr, 191 Clinton st. Lect. on element, obstet. and adjunct prof, of physiol. Long Island coll. hosp. Read Henry N., 79 Woodhull st. Ass’t to prof, of obstet. Long Island coll. hosp. Reay John, 132 Hopkins st. Rebman Fritz, 200 S. Fifth st. Reed Chas. F., 792 Lafayette ave. Reese William Woodward, 193 Joralemon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845 ; member med. soc. of Kings co., and Am. med. asso., 1872: v.-pres. N. Y. phys. mutual aid asso. Regan Matthew F., 274 Bridge st. Rhodes Robert R., 14 Third ave. Rice Otto, 374 Fulton st. Richardson Bradbury M., (h) 139 Noble st. M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Kings co., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Richardson Edward T., (h) 141 Montague st. Richardson Geo. W., (h) 139 Noble st. M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1873; attend, phys. Brooklyn, E. D., homoeo. disp. Richter Henry W., (h) 431 Henry st. Riedel II., 179 Boulevard st. Robbins M. A., 145 Willoughby ave. Robinson John A., 247 Leonard st. Robinson Samuel C., 431 Clinton ave. Rockwell Frank W., 42 Fourth ave. A. B., Amherst coll., 1865; A. M., 1865; 51. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Kings co.; surg. to St. John’s hosp.; visit, phys. to shelterinsr arms nursery; surg. out-door der>’t Long Island coll. hosp. Rockwell Richard W., (h) 208 Adelphi st. Roff J. II., 227 Nassau st. Ronk Jeremiah, 39 Hicks st. Rooney A. J., 615 Third ave. Roskopf Wm., 222 Montrose st. Rosman John G., (h) 70 Pierrepont st. Ross John II., 227 Nassau st. Rotten Otto, 374 Fulton st. Rowland Chas., 76 Henry st. Ruggles Augustus D., 95 Monroe st. Rushmore J. D., 479 Clinton ave. Lect. on element, surg. and adjunct surg. Long Island coll. hosp. Russell Wm. G., 258 Broadway. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1871; member med. soc. of Kings co.; sec. med. asso. of Brook- lyn, E. D.; attend, phys. industrial school and Williamsburgh disp.; ass’t sanitary inspector bureau board of health. Saltzmedal Henry A., (h) 141 Johnson ave. Sands Edward H., 157 Gates aye. Sanford Wilbur E., 101 Oak st. A. B., Wesleyan univ., Conn., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t N. Y. univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Kingg co., and E. dis’t med. asso.; pres. E. dis’t med. asso., 1872. Santoire S., 55 Elliot pi. Sarle John, (h) 207 Skillman st. Scjiaening Emil, 466 Seventeenth st. Scliaerti Miser, 179 Graham ave. - Schapps C. H., 23 Bedford ave. Schlatter C. B., 251 Columbia st. Schmitz Henry, 28 Siegel st. Schofield W. K., Navy Yard. Schuler Max II., 155 Fourth st. Schultz John V.. 41 Powers st. Schnab Joseph, 15 Ten Eyck st. Schreiner Valentine, 45 McKibbin st. Searle Wm. S., (h) 132 Henry st. A. B., A. M., Hamilton coll, of N. Y., 1855 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co., homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. state; oculist to Brooklyn homoeo. eye and ear infirmary. Segur Benjamin A.. 17 Clinton st. Seligmann E., 374 Jay st. Sheets L. D., 504 Myrtle ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Sheets Levi, 43 S. Portland ave. Sheldon I). L., 60 Ft. Greene st. Shepard Aaron W., 124 Willoughby st. Shepard Chas. H.,(e) 81 Columbia Heights. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 1859; v.-pres. eclec. med. acad. of Brooklyn. Sherman Wm., 176 Eckford st. Sherwell Samuel, 267 Livingston st. Sidney Ross O., 1658 Atlantic ave. Simms Henry C., 84 Court st. Sizer Nelson B., 336 Greene ave. Skene A. J. C., 148 State st. Skiles F. W., (h) 160 Remsen st. Slingerland Jacob A., 406 Court st. Smith Alden B., 403 Clermont ave. Smith D. A., 301 Fulton st. Three courses med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.; member acad. eclec. med., Brooklyn. Smith D. E., (e) 131 Fort Greene pi. M. D., Reformed med. coll, of N. Y., 1847, univ. of Pa., 1857 ; eclec. 'med. coll, of N. Y., 1867 ; member acad. of elec. med. of Brooklyn. Smith Edwin E.,*98 Pineapple st. Smith Geo. H., (h) 1105 De Kalb ave. Smith Geo. K.. 18 Clinton st. Smith H. S., 195 Harrison st. Smith Orsin H., 20 Bedford ave. Smith Thomas L.. 167 Joralemon st. Snell Isaac Kitchen, 146 Java st. M. U., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1846; member med. soc. of Kings co.; pres. Green Point pharma, soc. Snively Joseph C., 139 Clinton st. A. B., Dickinson coll, of Pa., 1856; A. M., 1866; M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Kings co.; delegate to Am. med. asso. from Kings co. med. soc., 1871; ass’t phys. Long Island coll, hosp., 6 years; act. ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Snively S. E., 139 Clinton st. A. B., Dickinson coll, of Pa., 1869; A. M., 1872 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872; charge of Moyamensing dispens., Phila., 1872. 520 SPA NEW YORK. WEL Sparrow Orson C., 481 Classon ave. Grad. Yale coll., 1854; M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1864; member med. soc. of Kings co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Speir Robert F., 162 Montague st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt.;—author of “ Going South for the Winter—Hints for Consumptives,” 1874. Speir S. Fleet, 162 Montague st. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Kings co., N. Y. med. acad., N. Y. med. soc.; surg. to Brooklyn city hosp.; surg. to Brooklyn eye and ear infirm.; surg. to Brooklyn tumor and cancer infirm. Squibb Edward R., 36 Doughty st. Stamm Ferd., (h) 58 Meserole st. Stark J. M., 503 Bedford ave. Stark John D., 154 Lee ave. A. B., Victoria univ. of Canada, 1864 ; A. M., 1867; M. D., Victoria univ. of Canada, 1867. Steele Albert J., 89 Fulton st. Stevens Edgar, 69 High st. Stewart James, 329 Adelplii st. Stewart Wm. B., 70 Fulton st. Stiles S. Edward, (h) 111 S. Oxford st. M. H., Long'Island coll, hosp., 1870; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co.; res. phys. homoeo. hosp. of Brooklyn. Stillwell Samuel D., 85 Henry st. Stoddard Hammond, 635 Lafayette ave. Stone Richard H., 178 Jay st. Grad. Dartmouth coll., 1860; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1866 ; mem. med. soc. of Kings co. Stow Benjamin J., (e) 213 Nassau st. Stub Arnold, 136 Dean st. Sullivan John D., Tompkins ave. Sumner A. E., (h) 150 Joralemon st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co.; med. direc. of Brooklyn homoeo. hosp. and dispens.; lecturer of N. Y. state school for nurses; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 18 months. Swalm W. Frank, 90 Lafayette ave. Swift Wm., 54 Lefferts pi. Szigethy Chas. A. IE, 151 Harrison st. Talmage John F., (h) 155 Joralemon st. A. B., Rutgers coll, of N. J., 1849; A. M., 1852 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., (no date); consult, phys. to Gates ave. homoeo. dispens. and Brooklyn nursery. Talmage Samuel, (h) 155 Joralemon st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, (no date); house phys. to Gates ave. homoeo. dispens.; consult, phys. to Brooklyn nursery. Taylor E. G., 338 Hudson ave. Teller II., 23 S. Oxford st. Terlmne James J., 162 Adelphi st. Terhune James J., 345 Cumberland st. Terry Chas. II., 133 Cambridge pi. Thayer Wm. II., 171 Livingston st. Thayer W. Irving, 133 Third pi. Thorne J. S., 53 Sands st. Tiemann C. L., 1827 Fulton st. Tinker Martin A., (h) 572 Henry st. M. D., Bershire med. coll., 1856; member homoeo. med. soc. of Kings co.; fellow med. soc. of Mass. Tittemore Noah, 18 De Kalb pi. Tucker Chas.B., (e) 244 Sackett st. Tucker Harrison A., (e) 393 Clinton st. Tucker Wilson, (h) 30 Lafayette ave. Turner Henry C., 413 Henry st. Turner Joseph M., 413 Henry st. Tuthill James Y., 69 Fort Greene st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. raed. coll., 1864. Twombly J. H., 1411 Pacific st. Underwood B. F., (h) 484Classon ave. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Phila., 1868; mem- ber hornoeo. med. soc. of Kings co. Utz Anthony, 23 Johnson ave. Valenting Chas., 101 Sackett st. Van Bibber Washington C., 47 Franklin st. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1842 ; M. D., univ. of Md., 1845; member medico-cliirurg. faculty of Md., Baltimore pathol. soc.; ex-phys. to Baltimore co. and city almshouse; phys. to the home of the Friendless, Christ’s Church orphan asylum ;— ed. of “ Maryland and Virginia Med. Journal.” Van Brakle Jas., 313 Fourth st. Vanderveer John R., 301 Carlton ave. A. B., univ. of N. Y., 1850; A. M., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852. Van Giesen Ransford, 96 Java st. Van Giesen It. E., 94 Kent st., E. D. Van Harlingen John, 139 Duflield st. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1869; member med. soc. of Kings co. Vander Weyde P. IE, 236 Duffield st. Ph. D., Holland, 1845; gold medal, Amsterdam, 1846; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857 ; hon. member of med. soc. in Germany; phys. to N. Y. disp., 1858-60; prof. Cooper inst., 1859- 64; prof, chemistry N. Y. med. coll., 1862-4'; now prof, women’s coll.;—specialty, microscopi- cal pathology. Vanhouten N. B., 34 Clinton st. Van Ness John, 456Bedford ave. Van Skelline Theodore, (e) 298 Grand st. Van Wyck E. IE, U.S.N., Naval Hospital. Varona Adolfo, (h) 21 Clinton st. Vickers Albert, 259 Clinton st. Vonder Lube August, (h) 98 Fifth st.,E. D. Von Der Luhe Carl, (h) 98 Fifth st. Vyse W. IE, (h) 75 Third ave. Wackerhagen George, 366 Clinton ave. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1869; member med. soc. of Kings co., Brooklyn path, soc.; surg. to southern disp., Brooklyn; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years;—specialty, surgery. Wade John E., 10 Kossuth pi. Wade J. D., 52 S. Ninth st. Wadeson Grindell, 16 Water st. Wakefield Edwai'd B., 196 Powers st. Walker J., Sixth ave. cor. Dean st. Wallace William, 183 Congress st. Lect. on elements of prac. med. at Long Island coll hosp. Ward James H., (h) 60 Bedford ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; member Am. inst. of homoeo., med. soc. of Kings co. Ward Joseph B.. (h) 83 Bedford ave. Watson Henry B., 83 Henry st. Watson James E., Schermerhorn cor. Bond. Watt James, 276 Carroll st. M. D., Long Island coll. hosp. (no date); member med. soc. of Kings co.; registrar vital statistics Brooklyn board of health. Watts Alfred J., 162 Putnam ave. Watts John H., 184 Columbia st. Wells P. P., (h) 158 Clinton st. WEL NEW YORK. ZUN 521 Welty John, 150 Huntingdon st. Wetmore P., 250 Ewen st. Whaley Edward A., 257 Clinton st. Whaley George IL, 206 Warren st. Wheeden Thomas J., 107 Sands st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1859; member med. soc. of Baltimore ; ex-phys. to marine hosp. in Baltimore. Wheelers Augustus, 97 Kent st. White C. II., U. S. N. Laboratory. White G. Rankine, 66 Court st. White Hiram B., 63 Cranberry st. M. D., Yt. med. coll. 1847 ; member med. soc. of Kings co.; med. executive officer at Fortress Monroe. White J. A., 672 Lafayette ave. Whitehead J. D., Navy Yard. Whiting Howard, 350 Broadway. Whiting Ed. J., (h) 100 Lafayette ave. Wieber George, 158 S. Fifth st. Wight Jarvis S., 115 Pacific ave. Prof. mat. med. and thera. in Long Island coll, hosp. Wilbur Joshua G., 413 Adelphi st. Wilcox Theodore S., 103 Lawrence st. Wilde Thomas, 35 Fifth ave. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Kings co., Brooklyn path, soc., and N. Y. path. soc.; house phys. Brooklyn central dispens. WillcocksD., (e) 107 Eighth st. Willett Gerard, 108i Franklin ave. Williams Lewis J., Flushing ave. Williamson Charles., 66 Woodliull st. Willis H., (h) 589 Lafayette ave. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Kings co.; hon. member med. soc. of Oneida co., Ohio; surg. to Brooklyn homceo. hosp. and disp. Willis Latlirop A., 101 Fourth st. Willoughby Hamilton, 403 Clermont st. Wiltse John, (e) 578 Myrtle ave. Winder Win. D., 175 Lee ave. Wittman Carl, 179Bushwick ave. Wood E. E., (h) 960 Gates ave. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1870. Woodruf Harlem D., 436 Gates ave. Woodruff Jacob D., 436 Grand ave. Woodruff C. S., 412 Grand ave. Wright Albert, (h) 1 Bedford ave. Wright Benjamin M., 237 Smith st. M. I)., Long Island med. coll., 1869. Wright William, (h) 96 Fifth st. Wyckoff Richard M., 532 Clinton st. Wyman John C., 167 Hicks st. Young John, (h) 284 Leonard st. Young John S., 119 Johnson st. Zellhoefer Chas., 175 S. Fourth st. Zundt Herman, 289 Atlantic ave. OITT OF BUFFALO. ABB (POPULATION, 117,715.) CLA Abbey Emery D., (e) 260 Carolina st. A. M., Genesee coll., 1859; M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Phila., 1863; sec. eclec. med. soc. of N. Y.; med. exam, for life ins. cos. Abbott Prank Wayland, 114 Niagara st. A. B., univ. of Rochester, 1863 ; A. M., 1866; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of Erie co., Buffalo med. asso., and Am. otological soc.; eye and ear surg. to Buffalo , med. and surg. disp.;—author of translation of “ Helmboldz on Ophthalmology and Otology.” Appleby II. F., (h) 270 Main st. Ayer George, 330 Elk st. Grad, of Oxford, England ; M. D., univ. of Edin- burgh, J848; member Buffalo med. asso., med. soc. of Erie co., and med. soc. of N. Y. Bailey D. A., Niagara st. Bailey Joseph Goffin, 282 Forest ave. Grad, of military school; M. D., Buffalo med. coll, (no date); member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; med. exam, life ins. co. Baker Charles II., 292 Virginia st. Barnes Edwin R., 35 W. Eagle st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Barrett William J., 156 Palmer st. Bartlett Frederick W., 112 Ellicott st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Becherrel John, 300 Sycamore st. Becker Henry G., 566 E. Eagle st. Bissell Elias L., Main near Amherst st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Blanchard Henry C., (h) 88 Niagara st. Boardman John, 16 Court st. A. B., Williams coll., 1849; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; pres, free med. and surg. disp., Buffalo; surg. to Sisters of Charity hosp., Buffalo. Boysen Otto, 165 Genesee st. Brennan Geo. M., 470 Niagara st. Briggs Albert Henry, 294 Michigan st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1871; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; dis’t phys. to Buffalo free disp.; post mortem exam, for Buffalo 2 years. Brown Jeremiah N., 115 Franklin st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Brunck Francis C., 319 Niagara st. Bull A. T., (hi 98 E. Swan st. Bump J. C., 364 York st. Burke John J., 7 Terrace st. Burwell George N., 130 Pearl st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Butler Hope, 176 Sycamore st. Callahan Thomas. 262 Carolina st. Campbell Kobert E., 1861 Niagara st Member med. soc. of Erie co. Cary Walter, 184 Delaware st. Cavanaugh T. H., Genesee House. Chace D. E., 69 W. Eagle st. Sec. med. soc. of Erie co. Clark John W., 692 Main st 522 COL NEW YORK. MIL Collen Henry E., (h) 162 Pearl st. Colyer Charles AY., 371 Hudson st. Congar Horace M., 312 Pearl st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Cook E. G., (h) 342 Washington st. Cronyn John, 55 W. Swan st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Crowl John G., 8 S. Division st. Crumb William R., 273 Niagara st. Curtiss AY. II., 143 Ninth st. Dagenais Alphonse, 290 Seneca st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Daggett Byron H., 5 S. Division st. M. if. (no coll, or date given); member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; surg. of police. Davis Epenetus II., 25 Terrace st. Dayton Charles L., 1872 Niagara st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Dayton Lewis P., 15 Niagara st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Dellenbaugli Frederick, 173 Batavia st. Dellenbaugh Samuel, 458 Main st. Devening Daniel, 470 Michigan st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Diehl Conrad, 32 AY. Genesee st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Dimock II. S., 39 Niagara st. Edwards Charles AC., 86 E. Seneca st. Eisbein Jacob, 147 E. Genesee st. Ellwood Henry S., 147 AY. Chippewa st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1868; member med. soc. of Erie co. Erdmann R. F. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Firmenich Joseph, 496 Washington st. Folwell Mahlon B., 8 N. Division st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Foster Hubbard, (h) 31 Franklin st. Foster Hubbard, Jr., (h) 31 Franklin st. Fowler J., 496 Main st. Furgeson A. S., 296 Terrace st. Gay Charles C. F., 452 Washington st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Greene Joseph C., 444 Elk st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Gregg Rollin R., (h) 42 S. Division st. Gould William, 219 Pearl st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1850; ex-pres. Buffalo med. asso.; pres. Buffalo free med. and surg. dispens.; member med. soc. of Erie co., med. soc. of N. Y. Hadley George, 1335 Main st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Hall Herman L.. 123 Elliott st. Harrington A. AV., 1428 Main st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Harvey Charles AY., 32 S. Division st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Harvey Leon F., 32 S. Division st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Hauenstein John, 499 AYashington st. M. D., Geneva med. coll., (no date); pres. Buffalo med. asso., 1873; member med. soc. of Erie co.; consult, surer. Buffalo gen’l host). Hebenstreit Christopher, 430 Batavia st. Ilebenstreit Robert, 430 Batavia st. Henderson A. 1ST., 238 Main st. Henne Christian, 538 Michigan st. Hickery Eugene H., 242 E. Seneca st. M. 1)., Jefferson raed. coll., 1870; member alumni soc. of Jefferson med. coll., med. soc. of Erie co.; visit, pbys. to Sisters of Charity hosp., Buffalo. Hill John D., 190 Delaware st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Hill Milo W., 301 Main st. Hinkley Alonzo Squire, (h) 564 Main st. M. L)., Western liommo. coll., 187-6; member homoeo. med. soc. of Erie co., Am. inst. of homoeo.; phys. to Ingleside Home and Buffalo liomceo. hosp. Hopkins Henry R., Franklin & Mohawk sts. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Iloxsie Augustus C., (h) 121 Franklin st. Jansen Augustus F. D., 13 E. Seneca st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Johnson George, 1305 Niagara st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Johnson Thomas M., 18 S. Division st. M. I)., Buffalo med. coll., (no date); ex-pres. Buffalo med. asso.; ex-sec. med. soc. of Erie co.; member soc. of arts and science, Buffalo; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols.; police surg. of Buffalo 4 years. Jurgens Augustus, 128 Spruce st. Kamerling Andrew, 43 W. Swan st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Keller Stephen, (h) 282 Emslie st. Kenyon Lorenzo M., (h) 86 Mohawk st. King James E., 14 E. Seneca st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Krombein Louis, 246 Elm st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. | Lake John G., 58 Commercial st. Leake Wellington J., 48 Main st. Lewis George W., (h) 227 Pearl st. Little Edward, 205 Main st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Livingston A. T., 496 Main st. Lockman E. R. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Lockpert Joachim C., 456 Clinton st. Loersch Joseph P., 304 Genesee st. Long Lawson A., 93 W. Eagle st. Loomis Horatio N., 115 Franklin st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Lothrop Benj. L., Niagara & Breckenridge. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Lothrop Thomas, 260 Pearl st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1858; member Buffalo med. asso., med. soc. of Erie co. McCray Gilford W., 94 Main st. McMichael L. D., 84 Niagara st. McNeil Dougal, 33 E. Seneca st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Mackay Gustavus E., 66 Franklin st. Madden Francis P., opp. Poorhouse. Mansberger C., 312 Pine st. Mathews John D., 49 Swan st. Matzingar Charles, 539 Elm st. Meisberger William, 13 Court st. Miller Abram, 16 Court st, Mills William, 181 Folsom st. MIN NEW YORK. WYC 523 Miner Julius F., 61 S. Division st. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1847; member Buffalo med. asso., med. soc. of Erie co., med. soc. of N. Y., and Am. med. asso., 1872; hon. member med. soc. of Muskingum co., Ohio; prof, special surg. med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo; surg. Buffalo gen’l hosp., and hosp. Sisters of Charity, Buf- falo ;—ed. “ Buffalo Med. and Surg. Journal.” Miner Worthington W., 61 S. Division st. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1871; ass’t phys. Butler hosp. for insane, 1871-72. Mixer Sylvester F., 151 E. Swan st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Morrow Caspian R., 190 Main st. Nichell Henry, 80 Sycamore st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. O’Brien Edward C. W., 16 E. Seneca st. # Member med. soc. of Erie co. Osborn N., (h) 73 W. Eagle st. Parker Jesse W., Mohawk and Main sts. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Parsons Henry, 488 Main st. Pattison George Wright, 200 Main st. M.D., Buffalo med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Erie co.; city phys. to first dis’t. Petsch Charles F., (h) 49 Genesee st. Phelps William C., 378 Main st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Pierce R. Y., 133 E. Seneca st. Pincus Abraham, 16 Centre st. Polde John D. E., (h) 750 Michigan st. Pollack Wilhelm, 61 Maple st. Poole Parker, 14 S. Division st. Potter Milton G., 449 Main st. A. B., Rochester univ., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1867; member Buffalo med. asso., med. soc. of Erie co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of anat. Buffalo med. coll.; phys. to Buffalo gen’l hosp., Buffalo orphan asylum, and church home. Ransom Frank, 221 Pearl st. Retel Casper, 212 Pine st. Retel John, 632 Genesee st. Ring William, 364 Niagara st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Rochester Thomas F., 216 Franklin st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Ross George B., (h) 227 Pearl st. Sabine William A., 316 Ellicott st. Samo James, 396 Pearl st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Scott William K., 78 W. Mohawk st. Shaw Merrill H., 291 S. Division st. M. D., Geneva med. coll., U39; member Buffalo med. asso., med. soc. of Erie co., and med. soc. of Chant, co.; exam. phys. for life ins. cos. Sloane James B., 36 Swan st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1870; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co. Smith James S., 447 Main st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Sonnick Peter L., 89 Batavia st. Stanley Frederick G., Kremlin Hall. Stevens A. A., 33 Main st. Stevens J. F., 175 Swan st. Stevens W. C., 268 Main st. Stevenson James 1). G., 228 Seventh st. Stork Edward, 463 Washington st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Strong P, II., 120 Niagara st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Talbott William, Jr., 290 Seneca st. Tanner James R., 21 Commercial st. Taylor Benjamin C., 90 Walnut st. Thoma Otto L., 137 Oak st. Tobie Edward, 12 E. Mohawk st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Trowbridge John S., 191 Franklin st. Truhtar Franklin, 102 Batavia st. Yan Peyma , General Hospital. Yolker William, 386 Genesee st. Walsh John J., 190 Main st. M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1869; member med. soc. of Erie co., and med. asso. of Buffalo; interne Sisters of Charity hosp.; dis’t phys., Buffalo. Walsh Nicholas, 437 E. Seneca st. Licensed practitioner; had charge of dispen., Kil- dare, Kilkenny and Carlow, Ireland, 1843-46. Washburn Silas F., 293 Washington st. Wasson William A., Main st. Weiss John. 53 Batavia st. Wetmore Samuel William, 51 W. Genesee. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1862; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; late de- mons. of anat. in Buffalo med. coll.; prof. anat. med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1872; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years; —author of “ Chart of Cranial Nerves,” 1868. White James Platt, 674 Main st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1834; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; perm, member med. soc. of N. Y., Am. med. asso., 1872; hon. member med. soc. of R. I.; prof, of obstet. in med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo; pres. med. board of hosp. Sisters of Charity; consult, ob- stetrician in Buffalo gen. hosp.; med. inspec. of hosps., 1862-63 ;—author of papers on “ Inver- sion of Uterus,” 1856-58-70, etc., etc. White Russell J.. 504 Franklin st. Wiggins Dennis B., 440 Main st. Williams Avery, 5 W. Chippewa st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Willoughby Matthew, 66 Erie st. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1867; member Buffalo med. asso., and med. soc. of Erie co.; treas. board of direc. Buffalo free med. and surg. asso. Winne Charles, 33 Eagle st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. Wright A. R., (h) 162 Pearl st. Wyckoff Cornelius C., 482 Delaware st. Member med. soc. of Erie co. 524 NEW YORK. STATE OF FEW YOKE. ABB AND Abbott Amos W., Delhi. Abbott Frank B., Elmira. Abbott George, Hamburgh. M. D., Buffalo med. univ., 1852; member med. soc. of N. Y. State; ex-v.-pres. and pres. med. soc. of Erie co.; pres. Hamburgh acad.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1863. Abell Irah Hill, Antwerp. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1844; pres. med. soc. of Jef- ferson co., 1871. Aberdein Robert, Suspension Bridge. Acheson James J., Williamsburgh. Ackeman R., (m) Three Mile Bay. Acker Dillon, Hannibal. M. I)., univ. of Buffalo, 1869; member med. soc. of Oswego co. Acker Thomas Jefferson, Croton Landing. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., N. Y. city, 1865; i member med. soc. of Westchester co. Acker W. J., Hannibal. Ackley Cassims M., South Dansville. Ackley Chas. S., South Dansville. Adam Augustus, Martinsville. Adams Chas. H., (m) Fredonia. Adams Henry F., (h) Canastota. Adams H. Myron, (h) Palmyra. Grad. Marion collegiate inst.: M. D., Hahnemann homneo'. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Wayne co., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Adams II. C., (m) Moriah. Adams H. G., Troy. Adams James L., Phelps. Adams Jno. L., Carmel. Adams O. B., Warsaw. Adams Reuben A., (h) Churcliville. M. I)., Hahnemann homoeo. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Adams Seth, Lowville. Adams Henry F., (h) Canastota. M. D., Hahnemann homoeo. med. coll., 1867 ; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Madison co., N. Y. cent, homoeo. med. soc., homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Agard D. M., Catherine. Aikin A. B., Moravia. Akin W., Troy. A. B., Cambridge acad., 1854; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Albers Herman. Brooklyn. Alden , Flushing. Alden L. W., (e) Aurelius. Aldrich T. S., Addison. Alexander James, Albany. Alexander J. II., Hermon. Alexander O. C., Albany. Alexander R. II., Fort Hamilton. Allaben J. L., Margaretsville. Allaben O. M., Margaretsville. Alleman A. J., Albany. Allen Almon S., Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Albany co.; res. phys. and surg. to Albany hosp. Allen Amos, Grafton Centre. Allen Charles H., Salem. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1859; member med.soc. of Washington co.; del. to N. Y. State med. soc. Allen Charles S., Greenbush. Allen Cyrus, (h) Clifton Springs. Allen 1). II., Gorham. Allen E., Copenhagen. Allen Henry B., Baldwinsville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Onondaga co.; cor. member med. soc. of St. Louis. Allen Jabez, East Aurora. Allen James, Richford. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1849; pres. med. soc. of Tioga co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years, 9 months. Allen James H., Gorham. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1853 ; member med. soc. of Ontario co.; del. to med. soc. of N. Y., 1871. Allen L. A., Owego. Allen Otis, Cuba. Allen Peter A., ., univ. of Mich., 1868. Goss A. G., Crary’s Mills. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1857. Gottney Jacob, (m) Utica. Gould Wm. B., Lockport. Gour Arch., Schuylerville. Govan William,Stony Point. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1839; A. M., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; pres. med. soc. of Rockland co.; perm, member med. soc. State of'N. Y.; member Am. med. asso., 1872; coro- ner of Rockland co.; surg. Rockland print-w’ks. Gow Frank, Schuylerville. Grafton Jno., Watertown. Graham John, (m) Troy. Graham J. H. A., Berne. M. D., med. dep’t Williams coll., 1836. Granger Allen, Canisteo. Grans L. E., Corning. Grant Benjamin F., (h) Bath. Grant C. S., Saratoga Springs. M. D., Albany med. coll., I860 ; member med. soc. of Saratoga co., med. soc. of Warren co. Grant II. S., Samsonville. Graveline L. C. B., Chatham Village. Graves Clias. M., Corning. Graves Charles Pomeroy, (h) Westfield. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Chautauqua co.; hon. member Buffalo homoeo. hosp. Graves Joshua B., Corning. Graves J. II., Manlius. Graves Lewis, Long Island City. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Queens co.; ass’t surg. U. S. gen’l hosp. 4 years. Graves Newton, Booneville. Gray Arnold, Springwater. Gray C. C., Fort Wood. Gray Henry, Greenwich. Gray Henry C., Cambridge. Gray IlenryT. B., Perrysburgh. Gray John, Avon. Gray John W., (e) Findlay’s Lake. Gray R. II., Eaton. Gray S. It., (h) Saratoga Springs. Gray W. K., Summit. Green Caleb, (h) Homer. Green Cordelia, Castile. Green Carl E., Hamilton. Green C. II., (h) Brockport. Green Elisha C., Alfred Centre. Green Geo. O., St. Jolinsville. Green James, (h) Ghent. Green John, Sharon. Green Jay L.. (m) Hemlock Lake. Green S., Saratoga Springs. Green Wm. B., (h) Glen Cove. Green William F., (m) Ilornellsville. Greene Fred. S., Coxsackie. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Greene co.; del. to med. soc. of State, Am. med. asso. Greene G., Schenectady. M. D., Woodstock med. coll., 1846 ; member and censor med. soc. of Schenectady co. Greene II. II., Paines Hollow. Greene Louis C., Amenia Union. Greene Richard II., Hoosick Corners. Greene Tobias J., Parish. Greene W. II., Prattsburgli. Greenleaf C. T., Brewerton. Greenleaf L. D., (ml Pharsalia. Greenman Orlando S., Horse Heads. Greenwood Levi P., Erieville. Gregor A. It., Hammond. Gregory John R., West Troy. M. 1)., Albany med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Albany co. Gregory Jas., Mt. Vernon. Gregory W. II., Deposit. Gridley Frank D., (e) Whitney’s Point. Griffin A. J., Cannanfour Corners. Griffin Janies, Pine Hill. GRI NEAY YORK. IIAR 541 Griffin James M., Lexington. Griffin Sami. M., (h) Cold Spring. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1867; member homceo. med. soc. of Westchester co. Griffin Sylvanus, (e) South Butler. Griggs J. D., (m) Lake Side. Grinnell A. P., Ogdensburgh. Grinnell J. II., Massena. Grippert A., (e) Ellenville. Griswold James H., Pottersville. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1845. Griswold N. P., (e) Brookfield. Griswold Walter R., New Hartford. Groom Orlando, (h) Horse Heads. Groot C. A., Syracuse. Groninger L., Greenpoint. Grosvener J. AY., Lockport. Groux Eugene A., Williamsburgh. Grover Lewis P., (e) Breesport. Grundy Thomas I)., (m) Orange. Guernsey D., Addison. Guitean Luther, Trenton. GulickAVm., (h) AYatkins. Gumbes C. AY., Albany. Gutman Simeon, (m) Darien. Guy Clement, Maine Pillage. Guy Ezekiel, Harpersville. Guy James I)., Coventry. Guy Timothy, Norwich. Gwynn William M., (h) Tliroopsville. M. D., homceo. med. coll. of'Phila., 1867; pres, homceo. med. soc. of Cayuga co.; member homceo. med. soc. of central N. Y., homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. inst. of homceo. Gygax John, Utica. Hadley Hiram, (h) Booneville. Hageman Fred. C., Seaford. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; phys. to the poor, town of Hempstead. Haidland John, Poughkeepsie. Haight Alonzo, (h) Verbank. Haight Chas., (h) Poughkeepsie. Haight Caleb Wetmore, Pleasantville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1846; ex- pres. med. soc. of AVestchester co.; member med. soc. of X. Y. State, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hailes AY., Albany. Halbert Horace, Pitcher. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. of Chenango co. Hale A. P., (e) Adams. Hale Daniel M., AArest Bloomfield. Hale Lorenzo, Albany. Hale S. E., Essex. Haley E. P., Medina. ITall A. C., Byron. Hall Chas. I., (m) Nouray. Hall Dennis. Ludlowville". ITall E. D., Knowlesville. Hall George A., (h) AArestfield. Hall George F., West Stockholm. Ilall George AY., Greenpoint. Hall II. C., Lisle. ITall II. P., Sinclearville. Hall John S., Newburgh. Hall Owen C., AYillett. Hall Samuel, Orange. Hall S. J., Spencer. Hallam Albert C., AYilliamsburgh. Ilallock David H., (e) Southampton. Ilallock Jas. C., Ward’s Island. Halsey T. L., Madilla. Hamill Alex., Baldwinsville. Hamill A. P., Phoenix. Hamill Edward H., Islip, Long Island. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ. (no date); v.-pres. med. soc. of Suffolk co.; coroner for Suffolk co. Hamill J. E., Phoenix. Hamilton Allen, Poughkeepsie. Hamilton Chas. A., Savannah. A. B., Oberlin coll., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., med. dep’t of Mich, univ., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Hamilton II. A., (m) Oneonta. Hamilton Ira, Jordan. Hamlin Charles W., Oriskany Falls. Hamlin F. M., Union Springs. Hammell Charles, Auburn. Hammer Charles, Schenectady. M. D., univ. of Goettingen, 1853; member med. soc. of Schenectady co., and committee on med. ethics; coroner of Schenectady co. Hammer J. L., (h) Ellenville. Hammil A. P., Phoenix. Hammond Caleb H., Rush. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Hammond A. P., Iveesville. Hammond F. M., Penn Yan. Hammond G. B., Spring Valley. Hams II. T., La wrens. Hance Wm., (m) Albany. Ilanchett S. D., (e) Chittenango. Hand Geo., (h) Baysliore. Hand Geo. F., (h) Binghamton. Hand Stephen D., (h) Binghamton. Hand S. M., Norwich. Hanington I). W., Lockport. Hannah Kilborn, Watertown. M. D., Fairfield coll., 1831. Ilanlow D. D., Waverly. Hanna Geo. AY., Mindon. Hannan L. C., (m) Albany. Planners Henry, Hoosick Falls. Hannill J. E., Phoenix. Ilansdow S. II., (m) Albany. Hanse M. D., North Hector. Harborn Jas. S., Bath. Hardenberg C., Port Jervis. Harding C. L., (e) Nunda. Haring Isaac C., Nyack Turnpike. Harrington J. C., (h) Rochester. Harrington S. II., Chenango Forks. Harris E. S., (m) Cassadaga. Harris G. W., Georgetown. Harris L. M., (h) Esperance. Harris N. C., Schuylerville. Harris T. L., (e) Cazenovia. Harris William, (m) Broadalbin. Harrison D. B., (m) Rochester. Harrison Freeman P., Scottsburgh. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1844. Harrison Gregory, Deposit. Harrison Geo. S., Sinclearville. Harrison H. R., Port Richmond. Hart Erastus L., Elmira. Hart Ira F., Elmira. Hart P. T., Waterford. Harter Philip, (m) Herkimer. Hartman AY. A., Rochester. Harvey A. B., Poughkeepsie. 542 HAR NEW YORK. HOD Harvey James A., Enfield Centre. Ilasbrouck Chas.. Hackensack. Hasbrouck Josiah, Port Ewen. Ilasbrouck Josiah, Esopus. Hasbrouck J. L., Monticello. Hasbrouck Stephen, (h) Dobb’s Ferry. Hasbrouck Solomon E., Marlborough. Haskell P., Geddes. Haskins II. R., Albany. Haughton E. B., Coolspring. Haven C.. Hannibal. II avens J. D., Summit. Havens James S., East Aurora. II avens I . B,, Ilamdton. Havens Robt. Grant, Jefferson. M. D., att. two full courses at Albany med. coll. Havill Freak, Constantia. Hawes S. S., (m) Cazenovia. Hawks Porter, Centreville. Hawley F. C., (e) Canandaigua. Hawley I. A., (e) Canandaigua. Ilawley L. B., (h) AYaverly. Hawley AYilliam A., Syracuse. Ilawley AAr. II., (e) Potter Centre. Hayes P. A., Killawog. ITayey J. M., Earl. ITayne Samuel, (e) Saranac. Haynes John II., Brainards. Haynes Jonathan Iv., Iloosick Falls. Haynes J. U., Cohoes. A1 ember med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Haynes Samuel AY., Putnam. Hays Phiny II., (m) Elmira. Hays Tlios., Deerfield. Hayward Allen, (m) West Laurens. Hayward E. Darwin, Columbus. Hazard A. C., New Berlin. Hazel tine G. AY., Jamestown. Ilazelton ,T. II. C., Henrietta. Hazzard A. C., South New Berlin. Head A. D., (h) Tully. Head A. L., Ilomer. Ileadly Sylvester B., Cohocton. Heartt Philip Titus, AAraterford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1834; member med. soc. of Saratoga co., med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; health officer of AYaterford for 20 years, cor. 9 years. Heath Chauncey, (e) Philadelphia. Heath II. II., (h) Seneca Falls. Heath S. L., AYoodstock. Heaton Chas. E., (e) Mexico. Heaton G. R., Newark Valley. Heaton Thomas, Cornwall. Heckinarer L., (m) Rochester. Hedge William S., (h) Jamestown. ITeffron L., Fabius. liegeman Fred. G., Seaford. Ileimstreet Thomas B., Troy. Heineman Jacob, St. Johnsburgh. Ililbromer Jacob, (m) Albany. Helm William II., Sing Sing. Helme Thomas, McKownsville. Member med. soc. of Albany co. Helmer J. II.. Lockport. Hemingway Harry, Whitney’s Point. Hemstreet II., (e) Canastota. Ilemstreet James, (m) Poland. Ilenan Jonathan, Linden. Hendee II. S., Carthage. Hendrick II. C., McGrawville. Hendrickson Skidmore, Jamaica. A. 15., N. Y. univ., 1863; M. 11., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1866; v.-pres. of Queens co. med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. gen’l hosp. 13 months. Henggler J., Nyack Turnpike. Henick J. S., Carlisle. Henry John, (m) Troy. Henry John N., Collins Centre. Ilenwood Hugh, Morrisania. Herion J. B., (h) Rochester. Ilerish William II., Townsend. Hernwig Nelson, South Alabama. Herrick Walter, Milanville. Herrington Nelson M., Corning. Ilerriot George, Yonkers. Ilershey II. B., Himrods. Hervey Edwin Addison, Rossville. M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of N. Y. city, 1859; mem- ber med. soc. of Richmond Co. Hess S. A., Rochester. Hester Abiah P., Highland. Ileuggler Jacob, Nyack Turnpike. Ileum Robert T., (m) Elba. Hewett E. L., (m) Fulton. Hewitt David, (e) Pekin. Hewitt George, (h) Genoa. Hewitt George D., (m) Carthage. Hewlett Henry T., (m) Roslyn. Hewlett William H., Babylon. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Suffolk co.; health officer of board of health of town of Babylon. Hews Robert II., (m) Northwestern. Hibbard G. C., (hi Mannsville. Hicks James L., (h) Flushing. Hicks Walter S., Bristol. M. I)., Buffalo med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Ontario co., med. sec. of central X. Y. Higgins Samuel D., Deposit. M. D., Fairfield coll., 1829; member med. soc. of Delaware co. Higgins S. M., Memphis. Higgins William Q„ Sanborn. Hill C. Judson, (h) Utica. Hill Clayton L.. Collingwood. Hill Elisha, (m) Geneseo. Ilill .Henry, Dundee. Hill Hugh, Nunda Station. Hill II. II., Somerset. Hill Isaac E., (e) Trumanburgh. Hill Lyman Henry, Cooperstown. M.'D., hied, dep’t univ. of N Y., 1863;-pres. med. soc. of Otsego co., 1873. Hillman L. L., Greece. Hills E. D., Bennington Flats. Hinds John R., Harts Falls. Hines L. L., (m) Albany. Hines M., (m) Harrisville. ITinman George, Hartland Corner. Hinman Sheldon, Homer. Hirschfield H., Williamsburgh. ITiscox David W., Pittstown Corners. Hoag S., Canton. IToag Wm. H., Manhassett. Hobbs Allen E., Patterson. Hobby C. M., Locke. Hobert A. W., Homer. Hocking AY. F., (h) Yonkers. Hockstrasser Abel, (m.) Berne. ITodgins Wm. N., Sidney Plains. Hodgman Wm. H., Saratoga Springs. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, i873. HOD NEW YORK. HUG 543 Hodgson George W., White Plains. Licentiate of N. Y. State med. soc., 1831; attend, lect. coll. phys. and surg., N. Y.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Westchester co. Hoernlein Martin, Dayton. Hoffman Joseph, Mamaroneck. Hoffman H. W., Port Byron. Hogeboom James L., Castleton. Member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. IToke Geo. E., Pine Valley. Holating John, Gallupville. Holbrook M. R., Poughkeepsie. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1850: member med. soc. of Dutchess co.; per. member med. soc. of N. Y.; hon. member med. soc. of N. H.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Oswego co.; health officer of Fulton, N. Y., 1856; del. from Dutchess co. med. soc. to State med. soc., 7 years. Holcomb B. F., Greene. Holcomb B. R., Plattsburgh. Holcomb F. H., Hensonville. Holcomb J. lb, Newport. Holcomb S. S., Jay. Holden Austin W., (h) Glen’s Falls. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1848; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y.; pres, homceo. med. soc. of northern N. Y.; pres, of board of health of Glen’s Falls, 3 years. Hollard D. W., Rochester. Holland Richard, (m) Mt. Morris. ITollep A. P., (h) Havana. ITollett Peter S., (h) Lonora. Ilolman George F., Amsterdam. Holmes George, (m) Coeymans. Holmes George II., Brier Hill. Holmon Samuel, North Parma. Holsapple Wm. M., Hudson. Holt E. C., Bennington. Holton L. II., Sand Bank. Holts John V., New Patts. Homby John, (hi Poughkeepsie. Hone Elliot C., (h) New Baltimore. House Peter R., Avoca. Hooker Lucius, Cato. Iloombeck E. D., Iverhonkson. Hoombeck P. I). B., Wanassing. Iloombeck S. E. D., Ellenville. Hopkins C. O., (e) Great Bend. Hopkins H. O. L.. Rochester. Hopkins Ira D.. Utica. Hopkins P. I)., (m) Wales. Hopkins W. II., Hyde Park. Hopson E. M., Piermont. Hopson James A., Piermont. Ilordenburgh Henry, (m) Port Jervis. Horne J. M., Rose. Horning Nelson, South Alabama. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Genesee co. Horsfield J., Fordham. Horton Howard J., Berlin. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1862; surg. national guard of N. Y. 7 vears. Horton .T. H., (e) Kelloggsville. Horton Thomas H., (m) Bath. Horton Truman C., Silver Creek. Hosmer R. IT., Ransomville. Ilotaley I. W., (h) Somerset. Hotaling Irving W., (h) Somerset. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1870; member homceo. med. soc. of Niagara co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 yeare. Hotaling Joshua M., (m) Rochester. Hotaling John, Gallupville. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Schoharie co. Hotchkiss Jesse T., Cornwall. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1842; member homoeo. med. soc. of Orange co., Am. inst. of homceo. Hough F. B., Lowville. Houghton E. E., Schenevus. M. i)., Castleton med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Otsego co. Houghton H. A., Keesville. House Cornelius S., (e) Parish. House H. H., Haverstraw. House S. G., Marian. House William H., Haverstraw. Housinger William S., West Cliazy. Hovey P., Rochester. Howard I). B., Warrensburgh. Howard E. W., Warrensburgh. Howe C. B., (m) Seneca Falls. Howe C. W., Cowlesville. Howe George, Chateaugay. Howe John L., Phelps. Howell D., Pekin. Howe Elliott C., (h) Yonkers. M. IX, Metropoiuan med. coll, of N. Y. city, 1853 ; member homceo. med. soc. of Westchester co., Am. asso. for the advancement of science. Howes Thomas C., Cohoes. Howland A. C., (h) Poughkeepsie. M. D., N. Y. med. coll, for women, 1868. Howland Elon G., Knoxboro’. , Howland William, (m) Westford. Iloxie B. R., (e) Scipio Centre. Hoyer F. F., Tonawanda. Hoyt Charles W., (h) Panama. Hoyt William E., (m) Syracuse. Hoyt William II., (h) Syracuse. Hubbard George C., Tottenville. Hubbard George H., Lansingburgh. Hon. A. M., Dartmouth coll., 1868; M. D., Yt. med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Rensse- laer co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; censor to med. soc. of N. Y. State; attend, phys. Marshall infirm., Troy; health bfficer, Lansingburgh; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—ed. “N. II. Journal of Med.,” 1853 to 1858; eulogy on Dr. T. C. Brinsmade, 1868, etc., etc. Hubbard G. N., Carthage. Hubbard Chauncey George, Ilornellsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1871; member Elmira med. acad. Ilubbell Alvin A., (e) Leon. Hubbell Charles L., Troy. A. B., Williams coll., 1846; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1848 ; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co., and Mass. med. soc.; phys. Marshall infirm.; deleg. to Am. med. asso. Hubbell R., (e) Harpersfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866. Hufcut Obed, Luddingtonville. Huges J. B., (e) Cortland. Huggins Wm. Q., Sanborn. Grad. Temple Hill, Texas, 1861; M. D.,med. dep’t Buffalo univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Nia- gara co.; cont. phys. El Passo, New Mexico. Hughes David, Washington Mills. Hughes Hiram,. Savona. Hughey James, (m) Sugar Hill. Hughey L., Mechlenburgh. 544 HUH NEW YORK. JEN Iluhne Augustus, Rondout. Ilulbert A. S., (m) Oneida. Hulbert J. C., Livonia Station. Hull A. C., Olive. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1859; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ulster co. Hull Alexander II., West Sandlake. Hull Alonzo E., Berlin. Hull Alson D., Lansingburgh. Hull Wm, II., Poestenkill. Hulst Peter H., (h) Greenwich. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866; member homoeo. med. soc. of Washington co.; deleg. to Am. inst. of homoeo., 1874. Humphrey D. L., Little Falls. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1865. Humphreys C. L., Spring Valley. Hun Edward R., Albany. A. B., Harvard coll., 1863; M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of Al- bany co., and med. soc. of N. Y.; attend, phys. St. Peter’s hall; consult, phys. Cohoes hosp.; pathologist N. Y. insane asyl.;—author of pa- pers, “Pulse of Insane,” 1870; “Hematuria Auris,” 1870, etc., etc. Hun Thomas, Albany. Hungerford E. A., (in) Ilartwick Seminary. Hunsiker Hoyt, (h) Auburn. Hunt A. A., Lowell. Hunt Benjamin, (h) Yorkshire Centre. Hunt Enoch, (m) Troy. Hunt Isaac L., Utica. Hunt Isaac S., Port Jervis. HunJ; Jacob, Utica. Hunt L. W., La Grange. Hunt Samuel M., Cornwall. Hunt S. W., Perry. Hunt W. D., Gainsville. Hunter T. T., (e) Candor. Hunter De Witt Clinton, Clarence Centre. M. D., univ. of Buffalo, 1873; member med. soc. of Erie co. Hunting Isaac M,, Bangall. Hunting Nelson, (h) Gallupville. Huntington George L., Eastliampton. Huntington L. O., Palermo. Huntington W. M., Pittsford. Huntley James F., Durhamville. Hurd D. E., Fayetteville. Hurd E. II., (h) Rochester. Hurd George F., Rochester. Hurdick Jacob, (m) Addison. Hurlburt J. C., (m) Livonia Station. IJurlbut Hiram, (m) Norwich. Hursh W. B., Buffalo. Husbronck De Witt, Highland. Ilustis C., Matteawan. Hutcheson J. W., Rockville Centre. Hutchins J., Cheshire. Ilutcliins II. S., (h) Batavia. Hutchins M. J., Redwood. Hutchinson E., Utica. Hutchinson James C., Troy. Hutchinson Robert W., Rockville Centre. Licensed midwif., 1857 ; M. D., univ. of St. An- drew, 1858; licensed soc. apoth., London, 1859 ; house surg. Scarboro’ dispens., Yorkshire, Eng- land, 1859; ass’t surg. N. Y. State Guards. Iluyck Andrew, Coeymans. Huyck Lorenzo, (m) Croton. Hyde Frederick, Cortland. Hyde Miles G., Cortland. Hyde Romeo E., E. Chazy. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Clinton co., and med. asso. of northern N. Y.; health officer of Chazy. Hylton J. Dunbar, Palmyra. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865. Ingalls F. W., (h) Kingston. M. D., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1863; mem- ber liomceo. med. soc. of Ulster co., homoeo. med. soc. N. Y. State, and Am. inst. of homoeo. Ingersoll Andrew J., Corning. Ingersoll L. E., Catskill. Ingham S. A., Sr., Little Falls. Member med. soc. of Herkimer co. Ingham S. A., Jr., Little Falls. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Albany co., and med. soc. of Herkimer co. Ingraham Henry D., Kennedy. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co., and med. soc. of Lake Erie; del. to med. soc. of Venango co., and Am. med. asso. Ingraham S., Walworth. Ingraham Y. M., Flatlands. Ingram Kelson, Kingston. Ireland T. L., Green port. Irish Truman, Worcester. Ishaw Nelson, Little Falls. M. 1)., New Haven med. coll., 1828; member med. soc. of Herkimer co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Ismond Ceyton E., (h) Ilartwick. M. 1)., homoeo. med. coll, of N. Y. city, 1S67; member liomceo. med. soc. of Otsego co. Issla Henry J., Mott Haven. Ives James, Strykersville. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1836 ; member med. soc. of Wyoming co. Jackson A. C., (e) Angelica. Jackson A. P., Oakfleld. Jackson David P., Binghamton. A. B., Hobart coll., 1863; M. D.\ coll. phys. and surg. (no date); member med. soc. of Broome co.; health officer of Binghamton. Jackson F. A., Lawrenceville. Jackson James C., Dansville. Jackway Otis A., Breesport. Jacob Horton, Livingston. Jacobs F., Auburn. James S. W., (h) Groton. James William M., Whitestown. Jameson James T., South Otsilic. Jameson W. II., Louisville. Jamison J. S., Hornellsville. Janos A., (m) Syracuse. Jarvis , Fireplace Jarvis S. G., Claremont. Jarvis Wallace, (e) Babylon. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of N. Y. city, 1S73. Jarvis- E. P., Centre Moriches. Jarvis M. B., Canastota. Jayne Mortimer D., Philadelphia. Jaynes Dewitt C., (h) Florida. Jeffers Alva, (m) Union. Jefferson Thomas, (m) Syracuse. Jeffords II. L., Tuscarora. Jena Jno. M., (m) Wellsville. Jenkins Jno., Shelby. Jenkins Jno. A., Greenpoint. Jenkins Jno. A., Middle Granville. JEN NEW YORK. KES 545 Jenkins John F., Yonkers. A. B., Union coll, of Schenectady, 1846; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; member med. soc. of AVestchester co.; member med. soc. of Yonk- ers ; member British med. asso., med. soc. ot N. Y. state; member Am. med. asso., 1872; consult, phys. to St. John’s Riverside hosp. of Yonkers; —author of report on “Spontaneous Umbilical Hemorrhage of the Newly Born.” Jenkins Sami., Queensbury. Jenks J. E., East Avon. Jennings Amos AY., (e) Sherman. Jernegan Chas. P., (h) Saugerties. Jessup A. J., AYest Town. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1869; mem- ber Tri-States med. soc. Jewell James, Catskill. Jewett II. O., Cortland. Jewett II. AY., (e) Claremont. Jewett Harvey, Canandaigua. Johns AYilliam, Newburgh. Johnson A., (m) Brockport. Johnson C. C., Gowanda. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Phila., 1864; member med. soc. of N. Y. state; sec. of dis’t med. soc., N. Y. Johnson Charles M., AYatertown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; sec. med. soc. of Jefferson co.; exam. surg. U. S. pension office; ass’t, surg. N. Y. vols. 18 months. Johnson Charles M., Cape Vincent. Johnson D. A., (e) Orange. Johnson George P., Mexico. Johnson II. B., Hamden. Johnson J., (m) Clayton. Johnson J. M., AYatertown. Johnson J. G., Greenfield. Johnson John P., (m) Troy. Johnson Leonard M., (h) Greene. Johnson M., Penns Grove. Johnson N. O., Mayfield. Johnson N. P., Newfane. Johnson P. II., Carthage. Johnson P. A., AYaverly. Johnson Ransom, (h) Speedville. Johnson S. C., Cohoes. Johnson S. B., Oswego. Johnson Stephen Pardee, Waterloo. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1859 ; member med. soc. of Seneca co.;—author of paper, “ Bilious Pneu- monia,” in “Phila. Med. and Surg. Re- porter.” Johnson AYilliam, Valley Falls. Member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Johnson William E., AYaverly. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1859; pres. med. soc. of Tioga co.; pres, board of health, AVaverly; cor. of Tioga co. Johnson AY. L., Johnstown. Johnson AYilliam R., Syracuse. Johnston Edward R., (h) Sing Sing. Johnston James D., Middleton. M. I)., N. Y. med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Oransre co. Johnston Napoleon, Barryvale. Jolls Augustus, East Albany. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Berkshire. Jolly AY. F., (e) Middlesex. Jones A. A., Charlotte. Jones Ambrose, Charlotte. M. D., Fairfield med. coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Jones Amos P., Randolph. Jones C. De Haven, Williamsburgh. Jones D. W., Ellenburgh Centre. A. B., merchants’ coll., Phila., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member and censor med. soc. of Franklin co.; member med. asso. of northern N. Y.; health officer for Ellenburgh; ass’t surg. in the U. S. navy, 2 years. Jones E. B., (h) Albany. Jones E. A., Charlotte. Jones G. A., New Berlin. Jones George B., Cherry Creek. Jones Henry C., Mt. Vernon. Jones Henry D., (e) East Chatham. Jones Ira L., Minetto. Jones James, (m) Port Edward. Jones J. D., Schenectady. Jones James E., Clayville. Jones J. J., (e) Utica. Jones Luther M., Evans Mills. Jones M. B., Camden. Jones M. E., Port Jervis. Jones W. Roscoe, (h) Jamesville. Joslyn C. C., Vail Mill. Joslyn Z. AY., Mt. Morris. Jost J., Reserve. Judson C. II., Dodd’s Ferry. Judson John B., Silver Creek. Kamter Theodore, Rome. Kane Hazael, Nassau. Kasson Ambrose, Bath. M. II., Buifalo univ., 1873; sec. of med. soc. of Steuben co.; phys. to Steuben co. jail. Karner Solomon, Pleasant Brook. Keeler D. D., East Poestenkill. Keichling L., Rochester. Kein Sam’l G., (e) Lamb’s Corners. Keller Stephen, (m) AVest Falls. Kelley John, Esperance. Kellison C., Penn Yan. Kellner Jas. D., Utica. Kellogg Asa D., (h) AYolcott. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1847; pres. bd. of health. Kellogg T. II., Long Island. Kelly C. II., Newark. Kelly James II., Shaverstown. Kelly Pete.]', Oran. Kelsey C. T., Mechlenburgh. Kemble AYarren, Saugerties. Kemp Simon A., Callicoon Depot. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. soc. of Tri-States. Kemp Julius J., Rochester. M. IJ., Albany med. coll., 1868 ; member med. soc. of Monroe co., med. soc. of AVis. Kendall James V., Baldwinsville. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Onondaga co., med. soc. of central N. Y.; per. member med. soc. of N. Y. state; corres. member gynecological soc. of Boston; censor med. dep’t Syracuse univ.; reg. surg. U.S. army, 3 years;— author paper on “ Cerebro-spinal meningitis, 1858. Kenedy A. S., (m) Auburn. Kennedy James, Lodi Centre. Kennedy Samuel, (m) Rochester. Kent Ezra A., Conklin. Kent E. AY., Moriah. Kenyon C. L., (h) Thurman. Kenyon O. (e) Taberg. Keshner A. P., (h) Highland. 546 KES NEW YORK. LAU Keschling Louis, Rochester. Keyser Josepli D., Kingston. Kiernan Wm., (m) Mooer’s Forks. Kies E. F., Edinburgh. Kilbourn Ira, (m) Oswego. Kilmer S. J., (e) Schoharie. Kilmer S. A., Sidney Plains. Kilmer T. J., Sidney Plains. Kimball Daniel S., Sackett’s Harbor. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1849; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions. Kimball James S., Wilson. Kimber , Prattsville. Kimberly S., (e) Hamilton. Kimmuth Hugh S., (m) South Worcester. King C. H., (e) North Hector. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1868; mem- ber eclec. med. soc. of central N. Y. King Erastus, Madilla Forks. King G. W., Saratoga Springs. King Levi, Cairo. King Nathan Sherwood, Mott Haven. xV. B., Williams coll., 1849; A. M., 1852; M. P., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1852; member med. soc. of Westchester co. King Thomas J., Machias. A. B., Williams coll., 1848; A. M., 1852; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Cattaraugus co. Kingman C. M., Palmyra. Kingsbury O., Lee Centre. Kingsley Samuel, South Onondaga. Kingsley J. S., (h) Rome. Kingsley W. J. P., (h) Rome. Kingston S. J., Oswego. Kitchell L. IL, Warsaw. Kitchen Daniel H., Utica. M. D., Toronto school of med., 1869; member med. soc. of Oneida co.; house phys. nursery and child’s hosp., 1870; health insp.' Metropoli- tan board of health. Kitridge J.. Fishkill. Kittinger M. S., Lockport. Klagis F. W., Utica. Klinck George, Utica. Knapp D. A., North Clove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; member med. soc. of Dutchess co. Knapp Edwin A., Jamesville. Knapp F. L., Gasport. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1844. Knapp James, Odessa. Knapp James E., Marlborough. Knapp John, (m) New London. Knapp John, (m) Bolivar. Knapp John IL, Harford. Knapp Sylvester J., Smithboro’. Knapp Theo. P., (h) Union. Kneeland B. T., Munda Station. Kneeland John, South Onondaga. Knerth M., Lockport. Knickerbocker Simeon C., (hi Watertown. A. M., Union coll., 1852; M. D., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll., 1861; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State. Knight , Oswego. Knight Charles C., Peekskill. Knowlson John Otis, Middle Granville. A. B., Williams coll., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1857; mem- ber med. soc. of Washington eo.; treas. med. soc. of Rensselaer co., 1858; rec. sec. med. soc. of Iowa State. Knowlton M., Albany. Koch C., Lyons. Koch Theodore, (m) Albany. Kolleck Franz, (m) Albany. Koon A. H., Niagara Falls. Krehbiel J., Williamsville. Kretchmer G. A., Melrose. Kreizer C. P., Peekskill. Krowl Abram, (m) Elmira. Kyatt Jefferson, (m) Nelson. Kyle N. P., Martville. Laban Walter, Lake Sand. Le Count David, Chilton. M. 1)., Rush ined. coll., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Wis., Am. med. asso., 1872; U. S. army 1 yr. Lainbert Joseph, Deerfield. LaingE. A., (m) Hebron. Laing J. G., Downsville. Laird Wm. T., (h) Watertown. A. M., Hamilton coll., 1868; M. D., homoeo. med. coll., N. Y. city, 1872. Lake A. D., New Albion. Lake D. E., Fulton. Lake Daniel, Spring Yalley. Lake Phipps, (e) Otto. Lakeman W. IL, Rochester. Lamb M. M., Lansingburgh. Lambert John, Salem. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1852; pres. med. soc. of Washington co.; cor. member gynsecolog. soc. of'Boston; del. to Am. med. asso. 3 years;— author of paper, “ Treatment of Uterine Dis- placements,” 1872;—specialty, gynaecology. Lambert James, (m) Dansville. La Mont Austin, Hyde Park. La Mont J. C., Sodus. La More J. S., Graliamsville. Lamont W., Schoharie. Lamphear Ira, (m) Nile. Landon E. T., (h) Fredonia. Landon R. B., (h) Fredonia. Lane Horace N., Philadelphia. Lane R. L-, East Henrietta. Lang S. C., Brush Mills. Never graduated, but “ practises according to Woods and Bache.” Laning Chas., Berkshire. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1858; member and cen- sor med. soc. of Tioga co. Langley J., (e) Cobleskill. Langs Majir L., Suspension Bridge. Lang worthy II. II., Rochester. Lansing Benj., (h) Rhinebeck. Lansing Chas., Berkshire. Lansing D., McLean. Lansing Henry, Etna. Lansing Jno., Albany. Lansing Taylor, (h) Poughkeepsie. M. 1)., Hahnemann homoeo. med. coll.,Phila., 1871. Lanyer James, Middleburgh. Lapham Geo. II., East Aurora. Lapp Henry, Clarence Hollow. Larkins A. M., West Chazy. Larkins Jas. J., Williamsburgh. Larkins Lyman B., (h) Ballston. Larrabee David, Paris. Lasher J. H., Albany. Member med. soc. of Albany co. Latlirop Horace, Cooperstown. Lauderdale Walter E., Geneseo. LAU NEW YORK LOR 547 Laudt Wm., (m) Mohawk. Lawrence C. M., (h) Port Jervis. Laviolette J. G., Troy. Lawlell J. S., West Richmondville. Lawrence Geo. E., (e) Smyrna. Lawrence M. B., (m) Bushnell Basin. Lawton D., Pulaski. Lawton E. J., Rome. Lawton J. W., Syracuse. Lawyer A. F., Cobleskill. Lawyer Valentine M., Fultonham. Layman Wm. S., Schoharie. Lea Isaac, Stapleton. Leach L. R., Hamburgh. Leake Thos. W., (e) Central Bridge. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1859. Learning J. R., Fly Creek. M. D., Castleton med. school, Yt., 1848; ex.-pres, med. soc. of Otsego co.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Learette F. M., Williamsburgh. Lee Chas. E., Purdy Station. Lee C. M., Fulton. Lee Dwight M., Oxford. A. B., Hamilton coll., 1863; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of cent. N. Y.; sec. med. soc. of Chenango co.; ass’t surg. U.S. vol. cavl. Lee Edward E., Newburgh. Lee F. K.,iMeehanicsville. Lee F. L., (e) Owego. Lee M. L., Fulton. Lee Thomas, (m) Elmira. Lee Thomas J., (h) Orange. Leffingwell Elisha, Aurora. Leffler C. M., Gloversville. Leggett Alex. B., Florida. Leggett C. P., (hi Flushing. Leighton N. W. Williamsburgh. Lemire , Watertown. Leoine E., Watertown. Leonard Alfred M., Lockport. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1850; ex-pres. med. soc. of Niagara co.; member Am. asso. for advance, of science, Buffalo asso. of science ; local geolo- gist ; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Leonard H. W., Camden. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1856; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Leonard W. F., Webb’s Mills. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Elmira; ass’t surg. U. S vols. • health officer of Southpent township. Leonard Duncan M., Broome Centre. Leonard Edward D., Elmira. Leonard II. B., (m) Auburn. Leonard L. J., Esperance. Leonard O., Lockport. Leonard William H., Judsonville. Leonard William H., Worcester. Leon J. F., Westchester. Leon Ponce de, Mt. Yernon. M. D., Harvard univ., 1856; coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1860; member med. soc. of Westchester co. Lemire Eustaehe, Watertown. M. D., Victoria univ., Canada, 1858; phys. to gen’l hosp. and Providence asyl. dispens.; sec. medico-chirurg. soc. of Montreal ;—editor of “ The Gazette Medical,” 1865; “ Vaccine Matter Cause of Syphilis,” etc. Lente Frederick D., Cold Spring. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1845; A. M., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849 ; member med. soc. of N. Y. co., and N. Y. pathol. soc.; hon. member med. soc. of Dutchess co., and med. soc. of N. C.; corres. member medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; ex-prof, of dis. women and child. N. Y. univ.; ex-ass’t surg. N. Y. State woman’s hosp.; phys. to St. Mary’s hosp. for child., N. Y. Leonardson H., (m) Eddytown. Lesdale , Lima. Lester Elias, Seneca Falls. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1863; member med. asso. of central N. Y., and med. soc. of Seneca co.; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year; ass’t surg. and surg. N. Y. cav. 3i years. Letson Erastus B., Collins Centre. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1870. Lever J. Howard, Flushing. Lewis Joseph, Albany. Lewis Edwin W., (h) Watkins. A licentiate of homceo. med. soc.; member and censor homoeo. med. soc. of Schuyler co. Lewis Fred. A. B., Watertown. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1860; member med. soc. of Mass.; sec. med. soc. of Jefferson co. 5 years; deleg. to State med. soc.; coroner of Jefferson co.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1861 to 1865. Lewis Iliram W., Albion. Lewis J. V., North Norwich. Lewis J. W., Apalacliin. Lewis L. S., (m) Plessis. Lewis Morgan, Ballston. Lewis Z. Edwards, West Farms. Liebenan Chas., Morrisania. Lighthill.C. 15., (m) Rochester. Lilley H., (m) Aurelius. Lindenfield N., Rochester. Lindsay Walter, Huntington. Lines O. T., (h) Williamsburgh. Linson J. J., Tarrytown. Lippe Constantine, (h) Tremont. Liston R., (ml Albany. Little David, Rochester. Little George W., (h) Fort Edward. Livingston A. C., Fulton. Livingston L., (m) Bennettsville. Livingston A. Le Boy, (h) Albion. M. D., Madison med. coll., 1842; member homceo. med. soc. of Niagara co. Lockwood Frankell, Bradford. Lockwood Jno. H., (e) Hawkinsville. Lockwood J. W., Philmont. Lomax J. D., Troy. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1862; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co., and N. Y. scient. asso.; med. sup’t Marshall infirm., and Rensselaer co. lunatic asylum;—specialty, in- sanity ;—author, Reported Cases to “ Phila. Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Long Alfred J., Whitehall. Look G. W., (e) Prattsburgh. Look Sylvester, (e) Prattsburgh. Loomis Dyer, New Berlin. Loomis Ed., (h) Oneida. Loomis Ezra, Homer. Loomis Ezra S., Perry’s Mills. Loomis Geo. S., Dewitt. Lord I. S. P., (h) Poughkeepsie. Lord John, (e) Busti. Lord S. D., Smithville. 548 LOS NEW YORK, MAD Losee , Schuylerville. Losee Alex. T., Germantown. Losee John E., Upper Red Ilook. Losey J. B., Conesus Centre. Loucks John, (h) Three Mile Bay. Loughman Wm. A., St. Andrew’s. Loughran Robt., Kingston. Lounsberry Levi, Stone Ridge. Lounsburg Stephen, Mamaroneck. Lounsbury C. F., Navarine. Lounsbury O. W., (m) Rochester. Lovejoy David H., (e) New Hartford. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1862; A. M., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; member med. soc. of Oneida co. Lovejoy David II., Utica. Lovejoy E., (h) Owego. Loveland E. W., Oneida. Low E. C., (h) Plattsburgh. Low Frank L., Pulaski. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1850; hon. member med. soc. of Oswego city; exam. surg. for pen- sions 8 years. Lowe Chester, (m) Brotvnville. Lowery P. R., Stanfordville. Loury Chas., Ilomer. Lozier Abraham, (h) Yonkers. Luce A. B., Riverhead. Luce E. P., Danby. Luce W. O., Elbridge. Ludlow E. G., Yonkers. Luison J. J., Tarrytown Lung J. C., Rochester. Lusk N. G., Naples. Lyman Elijah S., Sherburne. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Fairfield, N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of Chenango co. ; perm, member med. soc. of N. Y. State; health officer of Sherburne. Lyman Henry II., Hume. Lynde U. C., Springville. Lyon E. M., Plattsburgh. Lyon Firman J., (e) Bloomingdale. Lyon J. W., (m) Burdette. Lyons Edward L., Rochester. McAuthun T. J., Castile. McBeth John, Wales Centre. McCabe Benj. G., Middletown. McCabe Bradley S., Greenville. McCarn S. J., (m) Rochester. McCartha Hiram, Weedsport. McCarthy Geo., Lysander. McCarty II., Weedsport. McChesney John, Potsdam. McChesney II. S., Wilson. McClary Del., Andover. McClellan J. E., De Ruyter. McCollum Matthew, (h) Portchester. McCollum W. M., Lockport. McCort Peter J., Troy. McCray J. M., (h) Elmira. McCullom Wm., Lockport. McDermott W. C., (e) Syracuse. McDonald Alex., Cohoes. McDonald Carlos F., Flatbush. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member asso. .of med. superin. inst. for insane; med. superin. of Kings co. lunatic asylum; ass’t phvs. Kings co. lunatic asylum, 1870-73 ; ass’t phys. Kings co. hosp., N. Y., 1869-70. McDonald George E., Schenectady. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1862; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 21 years. McDonald C. H., East Worcester. McDonald E., North Greenbush. McDonald M. M., Syracuse. McDonald Wm. H., Bloomingdale. McDougal E., Mt. Vision. McDougal Jno. E., Mt. Clarksville. McEwen R. C., Saratoga Springs. McFadden Orrel, Massena. McFadden Thos., (m) Three-Mile Bay. McEalls D., Gouverneur. M. D., C’astleton med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of St. Lawrence co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 yrs. McFarland C., Oswego. McFarland S. F., Oxford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857; member med. soc. of Chenango co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 months. McFaw David, Rossie. McFerren S., (m) Edwards. McGee Daniel. Chestertown. McGeorge Willard, (h) Crescent. McGreggor J. II., Westport. Mcllroy Samuel H., Mott Haven. McIntosh Lucius W., Vernon. McKay Lawrence, Rochester. McKay , Schenectady. McKee J. C., Fort Wadsworth. McKennan Wm., Albion. McKenzie I). B., (h) Adams. McKenzie Edw. P., Port Ewen. McKniglit Geo., Sterling. McKown J. F., (h) Albany. McLaughlin Robert, Camden. McLaura A., Hobart. McLaura James S., Walton. McLean Henry K., Iloosick Falls. McLean II. G., Flatbush. McLean Le Roy, Troy. McManus G. I)., (hi Oswego. M. D., Western liomceo. med. coll., 1858; member homoeo. med. soc. of Oswego co. McMonagle N. D., Rensselaer Falls. McMonagle P. R., (e) Ogdensburgh. McNaught John S., Hobart. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1846; ex-pres. med. soc. of Delaware co. McNaughton P., Albany. McNeil James'S., Argyle. McNeill Ernest, Mott Haven. McNutt Hiram, Warrensburgli. McOwen M. A., Utica. McOscar Tlios.. Yonkers. McVoughton James, Albany. Me Wharf J., Morton Clymer. Mabee Frank, (m) Lansingburgh. Mabey G., (h) Rensville. Mabie Allen, Wiscoy. Macdonald Manville M., Syracuse. A. B., Bushford med. coll., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Syracuse, med. soc. of Onondaga co., med. soc. of central N. Y., and N. Y. State; surg. to Syra- cuse free dispens.; exam. phys. for life ins. co. Macfarland C., Oswego. Macfie James, Fort Covington. Macken Menitt, Wcllsville. Mackey E. R., Catskill. Madison John II., West Hebron. MAE NEW YORK. MIL 549 Mae E. C., Groton. Magee John A., Fort Edward. Magee Wolsey, (h) Newark. Mahanna D., Clayton. Mahary Samuel, Davenport Centre. Main A. P., West Walworth. Maine C. J., Spencer. Majursky Adolph, Perkinsville. Mallory Alfred, Chestertown. Malone John M., Eddytown. Manderville Dorrance K., (h) Clinton. A. B., Hamilton coll., N. Y., 1849; A. M., 1852; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1852; house surg. to Bellevue hosp., 1853-54 ; member med. soc. of Mobile, Ala.; phys. in charge of Mobile Protestant orphan asylum, 1854-60. Manderville A., Rochester. Manley B. S., Potsdam. Manley Horace, Richfield. Mann E. H., Delhi. Mann George, Newfane. Mann William B., Brockport. Manning T. B., (m) Rochester. Manwaren James M., (e) Mexico. Man warren James, (m) Texas. Martyri David, Claxton. Marble Nathan F., (m) Humphrey. March Henry, /Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Albany co., of med. staff of Albany hosp. Markham II., Port Jefferson. Markham Jason L., (m) Fulton. Marks A. H., Baldwinsville. Marmion George II., Troy. Marple Samuel W., Horse Heads. Marriott Mark, Sr., (m) Rome. Marriott Mark, Jr., (m) Rome. Marsh N. F., (e) Ellington. M. !>., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of N. Y. Marsh E. W., Darien. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1866; member med. soc. of Genesee co. Marsh William II., Prattsville. Marters William, (m) Ithaca. Martin F., Mt. Read. Martin Josiah A., Troy. Martin Leslie, Lysander. Martin O. S., (h) Jamestown. Martin T. Dwight, Morrisania. Martin William B., Busti. Martin AYilliam II., New Rochelle. Martin W. H. C., (m) Syracuse. Martin AY. N., Folsomdale. Martindale F. E., (h) Port Richmondville. Martine Henry, Johnsburgh. Martine G. R., North Creek. M. D., Burlington med. coll., 1862; ex-pres. med. soc. of Warren co., and member of Tri county med. soc. Marton C. A., Valatie. Mason Lafayette, Evans Mills. Mason Croden, Rusliford. Mason V. AY., Canastota. Mason Robert, Canastota. Massey W. P., Brownville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1848; mem- ber med. soc. of Jefferson co. Masten C. H., Pierpont. Mastin Charles H., (m) Valatie. Mastin Francis, (m) Greece. Machell William, Bellevale. Mather John F., Ganattsville. Mather O., (h) Harford. Mathews Edward F. Portchester. Mattison M., Morris. Mattison J. M., Butternuts. Mauagwidans , (m) Little Falls. Maxon Frank, Chatham Village. Maxson Stephen. Cuba. May Edward S., Campbelltown. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866. May Henry C., Corning. May J. E. Tomhannock. May O., Savannah. May Wm. T., Palmyra. Maynard A. B., Marathon. Maynard , Flushing. Maynard O. B., Hamden. Meacham Isaac C., Bainbridge. Mead E. A., (h) Moravia. Mead H. P., Morrisville. Mead Isaac N., Amenia. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city (no date); member med. soc. of Dutchess co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Mead Nelson, Locke. Mead Theodore, Perryville. Meade Joel M., Hunter. Meade W. H., Ashland. Mease J. H., Oswego. Meeker Hiram, Sr., North Granville. Meeker Hiram, Jr., Poulterey. Meeley Nelson, (m) Little Falls. Meisei Henry, Elmira. Melins Robert II., Morrisania. Menaugh J. V., Rockaway. Menzie R. J., Caledonia. Menzie G. Leroy, Verona. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1866; licensed to practise in N. Y. State, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of'Oneida •co.; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year; surg. U. S. army 2 years and 3 months ;—author of “ History of Case of Litho- tomy,” etc., 1872. Mercer A., Syracuse. Mercer William D., Harlemville. M. IX, Berkshire med. coll., 1846. Merd H. P., (e) Oneida. Merles E., (e) Sag Harbor. Merrill A. J., Keene. Merrill C. F., Skaneateles. Merrille Hiram P., Wethersfield. Merritt George, Cherry Valley. Merritt James K., Flushing. Merwin William R., Middle Granville. Mesick N. H., W. Taghkanic. M. IX, Albany med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Columbus co. Mesick R. H., Mellowville. Metcalf A. E., Owego. Metcalf C. G., Troy. Metcalf G. W., Owego. Metcalf S. W., Oswego. Meyer William F., Utica. Meyers R. I., Clarence Hollow. Miibank W. E., (h) Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1872; member homceo. med. soc. of Albany co.; surg. to the city homceo. hosp. and disp. Millard E. R. S., Miller’s Place. Millard J. T., Pamelia. 550 MIL NEW YORK. MOS Miller Adam., (m) Brighton. Miller Adam, Jordanville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1854; mem- ber med. soc. of Herkimer co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Miller Chas. A., Rochester. Miller C. C., (m) Greene. Miller H. B., Warsaw. Miller H. B., Ellicottville. Miller Henry P., Eaton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; v.-pres. med. soc. of Madison co., 1873; phys. to Madison co. poor house and hosp. for the insane. Miller John, Strykersville. Miller J. B., Ellicottville. Miller J. II., (m) Hermon. Miller J. J., Charleston. Miller John M., (h) Morrisania. Miller John N., Highland. Miller John S., (h) East Greenbush. Miller John T., (h) Cambridge. Miller Myron, Short Tract. Miller Oscar F., (h) Millport. Miller Robert Emaaett, (h) Oxford. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1861; member homoeo. med. soc. of Chenango co., homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. state, Am. inst. of homoeo. Miller Sami., Java. Miller S. S., Currier’s Corners. Miller T. D. C., (h) Sandy Hill. Miller V. R. Harrison, (h) Syracuse. A. B., Hamilton coll., 1853; "A. M., 1856; M. D., N. Y. homoeo. med. coll., 1862; member homoeo. med. soc. of Onondaga co., Am. inst. of homoeo.; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Central N. Y. Miller William II., Sandy Hill. Millington Samuel, (e) Rome. Millington S. R., Poland. Mills Augustus T., Corning. Millspaugli Bushrod, Walden. Millspaugh E., Walden. Millspaugli G. M., Walden. Millspaugh 1. L., Richmond. Millspaugh Thomas, Walden. Milne James A., Oswego. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; formerly phys. to E. Turkey mission and U. S. v.-consiil at Aleppo, Syria. Minard Isaac, Pike. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1829; clin. school of med., Woodstock, 1830. Miner Geo. W., North Salem. M. D., coll. phvs. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1850. Miner H. B., Iloneoye Falls. Miner John, Antwerp. Miney Joseph, fm) Fulton. Minor G. W., North Salem. Mitchell C. F., Geneva. Mitchell D., Cazenovia. Mitchell Charles T., (h) Le Roy. M. D., Victoria univ. of Toronto, 1863. Mitchell Geo. B. I., (h) Fishkill. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866, Bowdoin med. coll., (no date), N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1867 ; member homceo. med. soc. of Dutchess co. Mitchell John, Addison. M. D., med. dep’t of Buffalo univ., 1851; member med. soc. of Steuben co., Elmira acad. of med. Mitchell John James, (h) Newburgh. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1857; member homoeo. med. soc. of Orange co., Am, inst. of homceo., Hahnemann acad. of med. Mitchell L. O., Sand Bank. Mitchell Samuel, Cameron Mills. Mitchell Seth M., Monticello. Mitchell S., Hornellsville. Mix William E., (e) Perrysburgh. Moake Sheldon, Theresa. M. D., Castleton nied. coll., 1855. Moffatt Joseph, Blooming Grove. Money Robert H., Chatham. Monroe A. D., Bolton. Monroe David, Ira. Monroe Isaac, Jr., South Granville. Monroe J. H., (e) Poland Centre. Monroe John E., Highland Falls. Monroe James S., Rochester. Monroe M. G., Pultneyville. Monroe Nelson, West Troy. Montange W. I)., Kingston. Montford Robert Y. R., (h) Newburgh. Montgomery II. F., Rochester. Montgomery J. J., Dryden. Montgomery Thomas E., Woodstock. M. L>., Geneva med. coll., Pittsfield med. coll., (no dates); member med. soc. of Ulster co. Moon John, (m) Deveraux. Moore A. A., (m) West Winfield. Moore E. M., Rochester. Moore F. A., (m) Manlius. Moore F. S., Fredonia. Moore) James W., Cohoes. Moore John, (e) Gasport. Moore James, Bennett’s Corners. Moore John De Yille, (h) Nyack. Moore L., Ballston. Moore Levi, Albany. Moore M. J., Ticonderoga. Moore Nicholas, (m) Rome. Moore R. E., Owego. Moore W. C., Brasher Falls. Morey Geo. P., Rochester. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Monroe co., pathol. soc. of Rochester city ; at- tend. phys. at Rochester free disp. Morey Robert H., Chatham. A. B., Williams coll., 1858; M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1861. Morfit C. U., Nashua. Morgan L. S.. (h) Springville. Morgan William, Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Albany; phys. to home of friendless; police surg. Morley I. J., Bangor. Morn E., (e) Fort Covington. Morris Jas. A., Syracuse. Morris Sami. II., UTica. Morris William, Utica. Morris William II. H., Utica. Morris John P., Chateaugay. Morrow Allen, Clinton. Morse H. A., Clarkson. Morse J. A., (m) Troy. Morse R., (e) Elmira. Morsick George A., Nyack. Morton Elijah, De Kaib. Moses Hiram, Petersburgh. Moses Hiram, Jr., Sodus. Moses S., Hoosick Falls. Mosher C. D., Albany. Mosher Chas. M., (h) Easton. Mosher D. J., Norwich. MOS NEW YORK. NIV 551 Mosher Francis G., Coeymans. Member med. soc. of Albany co. Mosher Jacob S., Tompkinsville. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; perm, member med. soc. of Albany co., and N. Y. State med. soc.; member Am. med. asso., 1872. * Mosher J. S., Quarantine. Mott William, Chateaugay. Moubray Jarvis R., Bayshore. Moulton Hiram, North Cohocton. Moulton Peter, New Rochelle. Movey George C., (m) Grant. • Mowbray J. R., Islip. Mowbrey , Islip. Mower J. W., West Schuyler. Muckey Ebenezer R., Catskill. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Greene co.; phys. board of health of Catskill. Mudge Chas., Phelps. Mugan E. J., (h) Ithaca. Mugur E. A., Waterville. Muir John, Antwerp. B. L., Union law coll., Cleveland, Ohio, 1863 ; pro- vincial licentiate in phys. surg. and obstet., 1868; M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1872; coll, phys. and surg. of Ontario, Canada, 1869, mem- ber med. council of Ontario, Canada, 1872, cent, exam, board of Ontario, Canada, 1872; v.-pres. med. council of Ontario, 1873-74 ; coroner of united cos. of Leeds and Granville, Ontario, 1868;—pub. papers on “ External Treatment of Scarlatina,” 1871. Mull Phillip M., (h) Ghent. M. D., Albany med. coil., 1852 ; pres, homoeo. med. soc. of Columbia co.; member Am. inst. of homceo. Mullen J. V., Alexander. Mulot Louis, Astoria. Mumford Erastus S., Syracuse. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1862; member med. asso. of Syracuse, med. soc. of Onondaga co., Elmira acad. of med. Muncey William A., (h) Virgil. Munch Timothy, (m) New London. Munday Edward C., Port Richmond. Munford E. S., Havana. Munger E. A., fh) Clinton. Munger M. G. N., (e) Bergen. Munn J. Dayton, (m) Van Hornesville. Munroe William C., (e) Pultneyville. Licentiate of royal coll, of surg. and apothecaries soc., England; M. D., Am. univ. of Phila.; grad. Hull and East Riding coll, of med., Eng- land, Guy’s hosp., London, England; member British med. asso., royal philosoph. soc., Eng- land ; surg. to her majesty’s king’s own hussars 1 year, 9 months; royal marine light infantry 2 years ;—author of the “ Treatment of Small Pox by Common Salt,” “ Sulphurous Acid in Typhoid Fever,” etc., etc. Munsell John, Jr., Castle Creek. Munson , Watertown. Murdock Geo. W., Cold Spring. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1867; member pathol. soc. of N. Y. Murdock Thaddeus, Rensselaer Falls. Murphy C. C., East Bloomfield. Murphy Daniel, Royalton Centre. Murphy Henry C., Troy. F. R. C. S., England, 1838; ass’t surg. British army. Murphy William, Mt. Vernon. M. D., Rutgers coll., N. Y., 1833 ; member med. soc. of Westchester eo., med. soc. of N. Y. co.; health commis. of N. Y.; phys. “ Retreat for Inebriates,” at Mt. Yernon. Murphy William H., Liberty. Murray Charles, (m) Edwards. Murray Charles A., Van Etterville. Murray E. D., (e) Bergen. Murray II. B., Tonawanda. Murray J. B., Moriah Centre. Murray J. E., Gloversville. Murray W. D., Tonawanda. Mursiek Geo. A., Nyack. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1860; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 2 years, 9 months. Muthig Francis, Hasbrouch. Myell J. P., Spencer. Myer Henry A., (e) Seward. Myer James, Wingston. Myers C. II., Alder Creek. Myers John I., Albany. Mynders B. Aaron, Schenectady. A. B., Union coll., 1849; A. M., 1849; M. D., Al- bany med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Schenectady co. Myres Henry*R., (m) Utica. Nash Marion, Martinsburgh. Naudain A., Tremont. Neef J. F., (m) Albany. Neher T-. C., Accord. Nellis Jacob, (e) Schoharie. Nellis J. W., (e) North Parma. Nelson Andrew N., (e) Potsdam. Nelson George W., Orwell. Nelson J. C., Tuxton. Nelson Bobert, Giffords. Nelson Truman L., Granville. Nelson William II., Taberg. Nesbit William, Avon. Newcomb Albert S., (m) Troy. M. D., Albany med. coli., 1866; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; exam. phys. for life ins. cos. Newcomb George II., Albany. Newkirk J., Roxbury. Newton G. F., (h) Gloversville. Nichol M., Waverly. Nicholas Henry, North Bay. Nicholls A. L., (m) Barnes’ Corners. Nicholls Lucius W., Walesville. Nicholls H. W., Rushville. Nichols James, Limestone. Nichols J. C., North Java. Nichols J. F., Newburgh. Nichols Lyman N., Prattsburgh, M. D., Geneva med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Schuyler co. Nichols Thomas B., Plattsburgh. A. B., and A. M., univ. of Yt.; M. D., Castletoa med. coll., 1850. Nichols William II., West Sandlake. Nicholson C. A., Beekman. Nicholson Richard, (m) Addison. Nichtern P. M., Albany. Nichorson Robert, Murray. Nickerson A. R., Ticonderoga. Niles W. B., Little York. Nims Horace, Manns. Nims W. W., (m) Syracuse. Nivison N., Burdette. Nivison S, S., Dryden. 552 NOB NEW YORK. PAL Noble Ezekiel II., Montgomery. Noble George H., Cairo. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1852; pres. med. soc. of Greene co., 1866. Noble G., (h) Dundee. Noble William, Albion. Nold John B., Booneville. Nordguist Charles J., Tuckahoe. Northrop Bradley, Gainsville. Northrop M. C., Wimp Station. Norton Benjamin, Belmont. Norton George II., East Pembroke. Norton John, Belmont. Norton L. E., Belmont. Norwood D., Esperance. Norwood J. B., Rensville. Norwood J. E., Davenport. Norwood Jacob IL, Rensville. Nott S. E. S. H., Hamburgh. Noxon B. W., Ballston. Noxon P. B., Watervliet. Nugent D. B., Henderson. Nutten W. F., Newark. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1863; member med. soc. of Wayne co. Nyle Horace II., Wellsville. Oakes Albert, Syracuse. O’Connell R. S., East Constable. O’Day Chas., (m) Coliocton. Odell Evander, Unadilla. Han. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1870 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Otsego co., med. soc. of Che- nango co., med. soc. of Delaware co. Ochme Ferdinand G., (h) Tompkinsville. M. D., univ. of Leipzig, Saxony, 1852 ; ex-member homoeo. med. soc. of N. H., and Mass. Ogden Henry E., Walton. Ogden Thomas J., Walton. Olcott Cornelius, Williamsburgh. Olden S. M., Brockport. O’Leary C. B., Albany. O’Leary C. M., Manhattanville. O’Leary D. V., Albany. Oliver James, Marbletown. Oliver J. N., Essex. Oliver William, Penn Yan. Olney Pamenis F., (m) Bath. Oncliten William, Perry Centre. O’Neil Michael M., Newspringvale. Orcutt Hiram C., (h) Hornellsville. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1845. Ormes Cornelius, (h) Jamestown. Ormes F. D., Jamestown. Ormsby Byron J., Plymouth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of Chenango co.; coroner of Chenango co., for 3 years. Orton D. L., Northampton. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Fulton co.; exam. surg. for pensions. Orton John Gay, Binghamton. M. D., med. dep’t N. Y. univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Broome co., Am. med. asso., 1872; per. member State med. soc.; U. S. exam. surg.; trustee of N. Y. State blind asylum ; hon. mem- ber of Buffalo soc. of nat. hist.;—author of paper, “ Bi-chromate of Potassa in Diphtheria,” 1864. Orton William J., Lisle. Osborn A. C., Holland. Osborn Chas. A,, Sauquoit. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1863. Osborn F. G., South Wales. Osborne B. E., Throopville. Osborne H. B., Sherman. M. D., univ. of Mich., 1861; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co., med. soc. of Lake Shore ; exam. surg. for pens.; surg. U. S.’ vols. Oscar Thomas M., Yonkers. A. M., Manhattan coll., N. Y. city, 1868; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1871; member med. asso. of Yonkers. Ostranden M., (e) Broadalbin. Ostrander 1). B., Olive Bridge. Ostrander Edward, Albany. Ostrum J. II., (h) Goshen. Ostrum II. II., Alton. Otis Abijab, Ellenville. A. B., Geneva coll., 1840; M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Ulster co.; exam. surg. for pensions. Otis John C., (hi Poughkeepsie. Overton M. L., Lorraine. Owen Alanson, Pembroke. Owen E. D.,Unionville. Owen Edward W., Williamsburgh. Owen Ira C., (h) Sherburne. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); member homoeo. med. soc. of Chenango co., homceo. med. soc. of Madison co., homoeo. med. soc. of Oneida co., homoeo. med. soc. of central N. Y., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Owen Beuben II., Ilaverstraw. Packard Lyman, Sardinia. Page George, Crown Point Centre Page S., Jack’s Ituss. Pagsley Chas. S., Itansomville. Paine Horace M., (h) Albany. Hon. A. M., Hamilton coll., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849; member homoeo. med. soc. of northern N. Y., Imperial homoeo. med. soc. of Russia, Am. inst. of homoeo., board of trustees N. Y. State homoeo. asyl. for insane, and State board homoeo. med. exam.; perm, member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; hon. member homoeo. med. soc. of central Germany; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Albany co., 1865 to 1870, and homoeo. med. soc. of Oneida co., 1858 to 1865. Palmer Asa, (e) New Baltimore, Palmer Chauncey, Poolville. Palmer Charles Newell, Lockport. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Niagara co., and med. soc. of Oneida co.; perm, member State med. soc.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Niagara co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Palmer 1)., Schroon Lake. Palmer George B., (h) East Hamilton. M. D., Cleveland homreo. coll., 1856; member homoeo. med. soc. of Madison co., homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Palmer George M., Pike. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo (no date). Palmer George W., Kukville. Palmer Henry C., Westmoreland. Palmer James, Bergen. Palmer Jedediati W., Victor. M. 1)., Berkshire med. coll., 1830; member med. soc. of Ontario co., Am. med. asso., 1872, and med. soc. of central N. Y.; coroner of Ontario co.;—author of article on “ Criminal Abortion,” 1867. Palmer L. N., Williamsburgh. PAL NEW YORK. PIG 553 Palmer R. B., (m) Portage. Palmer S. N., Williamsburgh. Pardee Daniel, Fulton. A. B., Union coll., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. I)., Al- bany med. coll., 1855; pres. med. soc. of Oswego co.,'lS62; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 months. Pardee Stephen, Fxdton. Parder William, Oaktield. Park Elijah, Lafayette. Parke Ely Chester, (h) Holly. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Orleans co., and homceo. med. soc. of Niagara co. Parker A. A., (m) Brookfield. Parker Charles, Three Mile Bay. Parker Edward II., Poughkeepsie. Parker James A., Cuba. Parker J. S., Thurman. Parker L. P. L., Akron. Parker Martin S., Parishville. Parker O. R., Clarence Hollow. Parker S. J., Ithaca. Parkhill David C., Howard. Parkhill Reuben F., Howard. Parkhurst L. D., (h) Elmira. Parkhurst M., (m) Rochester. Parkhurst P., Scipioville. Parkhurst W. II. II., Frankfort. Parkhurst Gabriel H., (h) Sloatsburgh. M. D., Oastleton med. coll., 1860; N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1861; member homceo. med. soc. of Kings co. Parkman Truman E., Rock City Falls. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Saratoga co., and Union med. soc. Parmelee Francis B., Greenbush. Parmelee L. B., South Pembroke. Parmelee Simson L., Gouverneur. M. D., Woodstock, Vt., 1853; sec. med. soc. of St. Lawrence co., and med. soc. of northern N. Y. Parmelu Ezra, (h) Morley. Parmiter Geo. C., (m) Oswego. Parr John, Buell. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; member med. soc. of N. Y. State; ex-pres. med. soc. of Montgomery co. Parr N. B., Brookfield. Parshall Geo., (h) Weedsport. Parsons A. B., Jamestown. Parson A. B., East Randolph. Parsons Adna P., (e) Forestville. Parsons Israel, Marcellus. Parsons John, Kingsbridge. Parson John, Fordham. Parsons O. C., (e) Newark. Pasco F. M., Red Creek. Patchin Cameron, Wayland. Patchin Robert A., Perry. Grad. State normal school, 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Buffalo univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Livingston co.; coroner of Wyoming co. Paterson A. F., (e) Plattsburgh. Patrick E. L., (m) Caldwell. Patterson A., Ithaca. Patterson Christopher, Avoca. Patterson , Scottsburgh. Patterson J. C., South Livonia. Pattison A. F., Plattsburgh. Bauds Jerome D., Portchester. Payne Jno. C., Poughkeepsie. Payne O. C., (e) Fredonia. Peabody Ira W., (h) Binghamton. Pearce C. R., Perry. Pearce Henry, (e) Pawling. Pearl V. R., Sherwood’s. Pearsall S. J., (hi Saratoga Springs. Pearse Hannon, (e) Schenectady. Pease F. A., Potsdam Junction. Pease P. M., Syracuse. Peck Lucius, Arcade. Peck L. B., (m) Albany. Peck M. R., Glen’s Falls. Peck Oliver J., North Chatham. Peck S. II., Ithaca. Peckham Allen G., (h) Waterford. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Saratoga co., and homceo. med. soc. of N. Y.; sec. homceo. med. soc. of Saratoga co. Peden Jas. T., Carthage. Peebles Corbett, Big Floats. Peer G. W., (h) Rochester. Peer T. J., (h) Ontario. Peltier G. U., (h) Cohoes. Pelton L. F., Mt. Kisco. Penfleld S., (h) Saugerties. Pennell E., Akron. Pennock Hiram, (m) Lyndonville. Penny Francis, Hannibal. Perkins E. K., Rondout. Perkins J. B., (m) Loriba. Perkins Wells W., (m) Unadilla Forks. Pero Joseph, West Amboy. Perrin F. M., Dansville. Perry Asahel, South Easton. Perry J. L., Saratoga Springs. Perry Nathaniel M., Troupsburgli. Perry Stephen, (h) Northport. Peter Barnes, Poughkeepsie. Peters S., Crescent. Peterson O. W., (h) Waterloo. Peterson P. H., (h) Union Springs. Petril E. F., Utica. Pettet T. J., (h) Fort Plain. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1867; member homceo. med. soc. of Montgomery co., and homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; coroner of Montgomery co. Pettingill Samuel C., Hancock. Peurphileer II., Stafford. Phelps E. I)., Owego. Phelps E. P., Owego. Phelps William H., Savannah. Philip James F., (h) Claverack. Phillips Alonzo P., Fredonia. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1848. Phillips Alonzo P., Cassadaga. Phillips James A., (h) Morrisville. Phillips J. S., (h) Catskill. Phillips J. S., Malone. Phinney L. N., Gorham. M. D., Hobart med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Ontario co.; surg.-in-chief U. S. vols. 2 yrs. Pickett Benjamin, Canisteo. Picott M. II., Geneva. Pierce N., Newburgh. Pierce Arthur G., Greenwich. Pierce Byron, Cooper’s Plains. Pierce Caleb, Madrid. Pierce D. E., St. Lawrence. Pierce John, Madrid. Pierce S. A., Rochester. Pierce William H., Waverly. Piggot Henry, (m) Rome. 554 PIK NEW YORK. PRU Pike Horace B., YYmkers. Pine P. L., Poughkeepsie. Pitts James, Ricliburgh. Pitts J. C., Ransomville. Pitts David W., Johnsonville. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1865; pres, homoeo. med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; member homceo. med. soc. of northern N. Y. Place Simon G., Oswego. Plank W. T., Syracuse. Plank M. G., Schenectady. Plant William T., Syracuse. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1860; member med. soc. of Onondaga co., and med. asso. of Syracuse; prof. clin. med. and med. juris, in coll. phys. and surg. of Syracuse univ.; ass’t and past ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years. Plainer Rensselaer, Clermont. Platte Frederick, (e) Lyons. Platts Frederick, Syracuse. Plumb S. Hiram, Red Creek. M. D., med. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1846; member med. soc. of Wayne co., and med. asso. of cen- tral N. Y.; exam. surg. for pensions; brig, and divis. surg. U. S. vols. 31 years. Plumb M., (e) Otisville. Polhemus J. O., Nyack. Pollard A., Westport. Pollman T. W., (h) North Branch. Pomeroy C. G., Newark. Pond Joseph D., Rochester. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Monroe co.; city phys. 4-years. Pommier F. G., (m) Cape Vincent. Ponsliall J. D., Cooperstown. Pool Augustus, (h) Oswego. Pool E. C., Springville. Pool S. V., Otto. Pooley J. II., Dobb’s Ferry. Pooley James H., Yonkers. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1860; member med. asso. of Yonkers, N. Y. patho- log. soc., obstet. soc. of N. Y., and med. library and journal asso.; fellow N. Y. acad. of med.; corresp.' member gynsecolog. soc. of Bos- ton ; councillor alumni asso. of coll. phys. and surg.; surg. to St. John’s Riverside hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years;—author of pamphlet, “ Case of Epithelioma of Cheek and Lower Eye- lid ; ” “ Imperforate Anus,” etc., etc. Pooley Thos. K., Syracuse. Pope E. D., Oneonta. Port J. A., Perry. Porter Asher C., (m) Ashford. Porter Chas. H., Albany. A. M., Yale coll.; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Albany co.; treas. med. soc. of N. Y. State; surg. to St. Peter’s hosp., Albany; surg. LT. S. vols. 4 years. Porter Daniel R., Manhasset. Porter E. II., Skeneateles. Porter H. N., New Yrork Mills. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1841; member med. soc. of Oneida co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Porter W. W., Geddes. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. of Onondaga co.; member med. soc. of central N. Y.; prof, of obstet. and diseases of women and children in coll. phys. and surg. of Syra- cuse univ. Porteous James George, Luzerne. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Warren co., ined. soc. of Sara- toga co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Post Lewis, Lodi. Post Julius A., Perry. M. I)., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1866; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army liosp. 9 months. Potiro Samuel Crescent. Potter Darwin, Fort Plain. Potter William W., Mt. Morris. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1859; member med. soc. of Livingston co.; coroner District of Columbia, 1868 to ’72; now pres, board of health of Mt. Morris; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vol. hosp. 3 years. Potter E. B., Webster. Potter George C., (m) Utica. Potter J. D., Pompey. Potter M. G., Attica. Potter S. M., Manlius. Potter Yaughn C., Van Ilornesville. Powell E., Kichford. Powell II. E., (h) Glen Cove. Powell Thomas D., North Java. Powers Cyrus, Union Springs. Powers George R., Webster. Powers N. C., Syracuse. Pramer John, (e) Sharon. Pratt Almond, Rochester. Pratt , Scottsburgh. Pratt Daniel M., Canaseraga. Pratt Ezra B., Cliaumont. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Pratt J. K., Manchester. Pratt L. M., (h) Albany. Pratt Oscar S., Dansville. Pratt S. E., (m) Elmira. Prentice S. M., Irving. Prescott M. H., Geneva. Preston Byron Isaac, Rochester. M. I)., Geneva med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Preston John R., Sclmylerville. M. 1)., coll. phys. and surg., 1832; member med. soc. of Saratoga co. Preston Medina, Sr., Sangerfield. Preston Medina, Jr., Sangerfield. Preston G. II., Dansville. Preston W. B., (e) Dansville. Preston William S., Patchogue. Price Benjamin, Ilomer. Price James, Patchogue. Price W. II., (m) Syracuse. Prichard George C., (e) Phelps. Prichard T. D., (e) Phelps. Pride J. B., Alden. Prime Peter, Herkimer. Prince Henry, Clifton Springs. Pringle Charles, Fredonia. Pritchards Evan II., (m) Utica. Proudfit Alex., Sterling Valley. Proudfit Hugh, Sterling Valley. Prouty Henry P., Middle Granville. Provencher N., Crown Point Centre. Provost W. S., Babylon. Pruyn John, Prospect. Pruyn Lucas, Kenderhook. Pruyn P. V. S., Kenderhook. PRY NEW YORK. RID 555 Pryn William C., New Rochelle. A. M., Columbia coll, of N. Y. city, 1856; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Westchester co.; house surg. Bellevue hosp. 2 years; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Pryne Peter, Sing Sing. Pultz Monroe T., Stanfordville. Purchase J. B., Scottsburgli. Purdie A. J. N., (e) South Otselic. Purdy Andrew, Jasper. Purdy A. G., Oneida. Purdy Charles M., Norwich. Purdy II. F., Seneca Falls. Purdy Henry II., Elmira. Purdy J. II., Seneca Falls. Purdy Isaac, Mongaup Valley. Purdy J. N., Luffern. Purdy AVilliam S., (h) Corning. Putnam John, Madison. Putney George E., Howell’s Depot. Pyle Emmett F., Pekin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1868; member med. soc. of Niagara co. Quackenbusli J. V. P., Albany. Quincy A., Cincinnatus. Quinlan Edward F., Monticello. Quinn John, Moira. Quintell J., (h) Rondout. Quinnty J. E., Fayetteville. Randall C. L., (h) Cortland. Randall J. AV., Albion. Randel O. M., Oneida. Randel AV. II., (h) Albany. Rano I., Corfu. Ransom AVillard, (e) Panama. Rathbone Israel, Howard. Ratlibone J. Henry, Jamestown. Raw F., Morrisania. Ray J. II., Syracuse. Ray Stephen, (m) Nelson. Raymond A. F. D., Syracuse. M. D., Women’s med. coll, of Pa., 1864. Raymond Alanson, Hales Eddy. Raymond ,1. C., (h) Utica. Raymond L. R., Angola. Raymond Samuel AV., (h) Clinton. Raymond AV. C.. Cambria. Rea Robert, Portageville. Read Amos, (m) Newport. Read J. AV., Corfu. Read T. AV., Big Flats. Rebmann AV. F., Hicksville. Record Henry A., Dewittville. Redfield George S., Conklin. Reed A. D., Marathon. Reed J. II., East Durham. .Reed S. AV., Margaretsville. Reed Theophilus AV., (h) Big Flats. Reeve Wm. B., Quogue. A. B., Princeton coll., 1836. Reeves L. A., AVilliamson. Reichenbach F., Rochester. Reid Christopher C., Rome. Reid Henry G., North AVestern. Reid Kenneith, Tompkinsville. Reimer A. F. W., College Point. M. D., univ. of Gottingen, Germany, 1861; surg. Flushing, North Side and Central Railroad, Long Island ; cor. of Oneida co.; ass’t phys. to State Emigrant hosp. Reinfelder Max J., Yonkers. M. D., univ. of Munich, 1846, lued. dep’t of N. Y. univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Westchester co.; ex-pres. med. asso. of Yonkers; fellow of the acad. of med., N. Y. Remington Francis, (e) Painted Post. Remington AV. B., (e) Painted Post. Remsen Cornelius, AVappingecs Falls. Renike L., (e) West Gulway. Rentz Gustave F., Morrisania. Reynolds A. D., (m> Oneonta. Reynolds Chas J., Cuba. M. I)., on certificate from State med. soc., 1834. Reynolds Chas. AV., Stephen!own. Reynolds E. J., (m) Rochester. Reynolds George AY., Conquest. Reynolds G. AYC, Morley. Reynolds Horace M., Castleton. Reynolds Jesse, Potsdam. Reynolds J. A., (e) Rochester. Reynolds J. D., Copake. Reynolds Joseph II., (m) Stanley’s Corners. Reynolds Lawrence, Oswego. Surg. apoth. of Dublin; phys. to board of health, Oswego. Reynolds L. II., (h) Rochester. Reynolds P. L. F., (h) Albany. Reynolds Rufus C., Pittsford. Reynolds T. B., Saratoga Springs. Rhinefelder Max, Yonkers. Rhoades R. I)., Marcellus. Rhoades Sumner, Syracuse. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1840; demons, of anat. in Geneva med. coll., 2 years; ex-member med. soc. of Chemung and Tompkins cos.; exam, surg. for pensions 4 years. Rice Aaron, Elmira. Rice Alvin B., Panama. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co.; exam. surg. for pensions. Rice Alfred, Hannibal. Rice George, Lansingburgh. Rice James, Patchogue. Rice John, Port Byron. Rice AV. B., Niagara Falls. Rice William H., Phoenix. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1847; pres. med. soc. of Oswego co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Richards C. B., Binghamton. Richards C. J., (m) Binghamton. Richards Danl., Marion. Richards E. A., (m) Poughkeepsie. Richards G. AV., (m) Camillus. Richards AV. E., Elmira. Richardson Abner S., Hamlet. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co. Richardson Geo., Stapleton. Richardson AV. II., AVestport. Richman Jno., (e) North Parma. Richmond Chas. H., Livonia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1860; pres, med. soc. of Livingston co., 1872; member med. soc. of Onondaga co., med. soc. of Syracuse city; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Richmond Geo. D., Amityville. Richter Morris, (m) Middleville. Riddell Geo., Canisteo. Riddell Le Roy, Canisteo. 556 RID NEW YORK. SAL Riddell Sanford S., Norwich. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1860; member med. soc. of Chenango co.; fellow N. O. acad. of science; ex-prof, of chem. and metal. N. O. dent, coll., 1861; del. to Am. med. asso., 1874. Rider C. E., Rochester. Riga J. A., (e) Belleville. Riggs John V., (h) Amsterdam. Ripley Joseph, Massena. Ripley J. S.,E. Fishkill. Ritter Washington, Morrisania. Robb Wm. IL, Amsterdam. Robbins A. 1)., Corning. Robbins Thomas, (e) Quaker Springs. Roberts Burt B., (h) Warsaw. Roberts Charles G., (h) Greene. Roberts E., (m) Syracuse. Roberts Lorenzo P., (e) Port Crane. M. i)., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1867. Roberts R. Rodolph, Lewis. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1872; member med. s.oc. of Essex co. Robertson Charles A., Albany. Robins F., Valatie. Robinson A., McLean. Robinson A. D., Collins Centre. Robinson Charles D., Ilornellsville. Robinson Evan, (e) Fairport. Robinson Horatio, Sr., ih) Auburn. Robinson Horatio, Jr., (h) Auburn. Robinson II. II., Goshen. Robinson J., Collins Centre. • Robinson James W., Ilornellsville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Steuben co., acad. of med., El- mira; health officer for many years; ass’ t surg., surg., brig. surg. U. S. vols. 3 years, 4 months. Robinson L., Rosendale. Robinson M., (h) Clinton. Robinson Milton, Lewiston. Robinson Reubin II., Lee Centre. Rockwell Henry, Portchester. Rockwell O. H., Monroeton. Rockwell Lyman E., Amenia. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Dutchess co. Rodenstein C. Fred.. Fordham. Rodgers Thomas, Seward. Rodgers William E., (h) Rexford Flats. Not a graduate; member homoeo. med. soc. of Saratoga co. Roe G. M., Monroe. Roe Sylvester, Jr., Sag Harbor. Roe John O., Rochester. Pharm. chemist univ. of Mich., 1870; M. D., coll, phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1871; member med. soc. of Monroe co.; pres. med. soc. of Rochester; sec. and attend, phys. Rochester free dispens. Rogers A. C., Brookfield. Rogers Amos W., Greatneck. Rogers C. R., Whitney’s Pond. Rogers E. W., (h) Crystal Springs. Rogers II. R., Dunkirk. M. D., med. dep’t Bowdoin coll.; Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co.; pres. med. soc. of Lake Erie. Rogers Leander, Ischua. Rogers Ralph, Watertown. Rogers W. C., Rochester. Rogers William R., Rexford Flats. Roofe Frank H., Clifton Springs. Roney William C., Gallupville. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1874. Roosa S. K., Samsonville. Root F. W., East Hamilton. M. D., Castleton ined. coll., 1843; member med. soc. of Madison co. Root John, Batavia. A. B., Union coll., 1848 ; M. D., med. dep’t Buffalo univ., 1850; member med. soc. of Genesee co., med. soc. of N. Y. State. Rosa J. P., Broadalbin. Rosboro Charles, (m) Albany. Rose H. G. C., (h) Walworth. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll., Cleveland, Ohio; member med. soc. of Warren co. Rose James M., West Winfield. Rose P. S., South Lodus. Roseman Jno. B., Albany. Roscoe R. J., (e) Carlisle. Ross S. Z., Royalton. Attend, three terms lects. Fairfield med. coll., 1817-18-19; member med. soc. of Niagara co. since 1824. Rossman G. W., Ancram Lead Mines. Rossman John, ie) West Fulton. Rour George,Bramin’s Ferry. Rowe Andrew D., Hartford. Rowe William, (m) Davenport Centre. Rowell S. N., Malta. A. B., Yale coll., 1849; M. D., Yale med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. of Saratoga co., 1873-74. Rowland M. C., Lakeville. Rowland Thomas, Newark. Royce T. C., Middletown. Royn P. A., Suspension Bridge. Rud Randall, Belmont. Rudd A. R., Watertown. Rugg C. C., (e) Gowanda. Rugg II. G., Churchville. Rundell II., (h) Mexico. Rundell Reuben, (m) Brocket’s Ridge. Rundell William H., (h) Mexico. Runge H. D., (m) Constableville. Rupp David A., Skaneateles. Ruslimore Ed. C., (h) Hempstead. Rusk Nelson, Stuyvesant Falls. Ruskell A. L., Marion. Russell A. W., Albany. Russell William, Utica. M. I)., Berkshire med. coll., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city (no dates); perm, member med. soc. of N. Y. State; sec. med. soc. of Oneida co. 10 years;—author of paper on “ Malignant Ulcera- tions of Os Uteri.” Rutherford J. A., (m) Woodborn. Rythers Chas. W., (e) Pontiac. Sabin E. W., Rochester. Sabin George G., Carthage. Sabin John B., Nunda. Sabin Orange, West Almond. Sabin R. H., West Troy. M. I)., Albany med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Albany co.; health officer of West Troy. Sabin S. A.. Palmyra. Sackett S. P., Ithaca. Salfields Isaac, Rochester. Salmon George P.. New Lebanon Centre. Salmon Henry B., Stuyvesant Falls. M. 1)., Fairfield med. coll., 1834; perm, member med. soc. of Columbia co., and med. soc. of N. Y. State; pres. med. soc. of Columbia co.; del. to Am. med. asso., at Boston; coroner Colum- bia co. Saltzwell H., Williamsburgh. Sanburn L., Heuvelton. Sanders James G., Richville. Sands J. D., Portchester. Sands Norton, Portchester. Sanford Chas. P., Auburn. M. IX, Berkshire med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Cayuga co. Sanford M. E., (m) Rome. Sanford W. R., Kendall. Satterthwait A., Mariner’s Harbor. Saunders A. L., Brookfield. M. D., Geneva med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Madison co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Saunders C. W., Belfast. Sec. med. soc. of Alleghany co. Saunders E. L., (m) Otego. Saunders Henry P., (h) Alfred Centre. Saunders Jno. II., Belfast. Saunders Nelson, Randolph. Savage James, Argyle. M. IX, Fairfield med. coll., 1826; ex-pres. med. soc. of Washington co. Sawyer Benj. F., (m) Goshen. Sawyer C., Ausable Forks. Sawyer P. R. H., Bedford. Saxon C. P., Warwick. Saxton N. L., (e) City Island. Sayers A., Marion. Sayles Henry, (h) Elmira. Scattergood Chas. F., Albany. M. I)., Albany med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Albany co. Schapps C. IE, Williamsburgh. Sehermerhorn I. M., Stockport. M. IX, Albany med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Columbia co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 8 mon. Sehenek B. B., (h) Plainville. M. I)., Geneva med. coll., 1838; member homceo. med. soc. of Onondaga co., and homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; v.-pres. homceo. med. soc. of central N. Y. Schenck Jno. P., Jr., Glenham. Sehenek P. L., Flatbush. A. B., A. M., univ. of N. Y. city (no date); M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1865; member med. soc. of Kings co.; med. superin. of Kings co. hosp.; act. ass’t surg. in charge of marine hosp. at Wilmington, 1865. Schenck Tennis, Flatbush. Scheonmaker S., Rosendale. * Sehermerhorn Burr, Buskirk’s Bridge. Sehermerhorn William B., Middleville. Scheloetzer E., Rochester. Schmalzl Joseph, Rochester. Schmid II. E., AVhite Plains. Schmidt George A., (m) White’s Corners. Schmidt Wolfgang, Stapleton. Schmitt Julius, Rochester. Schonger George, North Branch. Sclioomaker E. J., Tyre. Schoon J. H., Amsterdam. Schram Adam, (m) Rome. Schroeder A., Highland Falls. Schutt Andrew, Caton. Schutts J., (m) Rochester. Schwaab J. C., (m) Yorkshire. Scofield Jno. Ox, Bedford. Scollard James, (e) Clinton. Seoon James H., Amsterdam. M. 11., Albany med. coll., 1849; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. SAL NEW YORK. SHA 557 Scott G. II., Owego. Scott Isaac F., Carlisle. Scott Isaac F., Grovernor’s Corners. M. D., Oastleton med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Schoharie co. Scott J. W., (h) Jamestown. Scoville A. S., Fortsville. Scrafford Lawrence, (m) Albany. Scranton Hiram, (h) McGrawville. Scribner James W., Tarrytown. Scudder Samuel O., (h) Rome. Seabury John H., Jamaica. Seaman Horace, Millport. M. D., Yt. med. acad., 1828; member med. soc. of Chemung co., and Elmira acad. of med.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Chemung co.;—with W. W. Ruth- erford, author of “A Case of Loss of nearly Half the Bones of the Skull, with Exposure and Sloughing of a portion of the Brain,” in “ Med. and Sukg. Repobtee,” vol. x., No. 9. Seaman Horace D., Beaver Dams. M. D., Geneva med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Schuyler co. Seaman II. F., Alton. Seaman T. H., Lodus Centre. Seaman R. S., Glen Cove. Searles Francis G., Hart’s Falls. Sears Alfred, Townsendville. M. IX, Berkshire med. coll., 1840; member med. soc. of Seneca co. Sears Samuel J., Tuthill. Seaving Gideon A., Hempsted. Sebott D. F., Livingstonville. Sebring R., (m) West Troy. See Chapman, Cornwall. Seeley Nath. R., (h) Elmira. Seeley J. E., (hj Scottsville. Seeley J. E., (h) Rochester. M. H., N. Y. homcEO. coll., 1866; v.-pres. homoco. med. soc. of Monroe co., 1873; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 2 years. Seely R., (m) Albany. Seeple G. M., Esperance. Seger Chas. E., Canaan Four Corners. Selee D. M., Edwardsville. Sellen Amos S., (h) Elmira. Seller W. IT., Moscow. Servis Justus, Trumanburgh. Servis J. D., Trumanburgh. Seward Fred. W., (h) Middleton. Seward Stephen, (h) Syracuse. M. I)., Fairfield med. coll., 1837; member homoeo. med. soc. of Onondaga co., homceo. med. soc. of central N. Y. Seymour A. A., West Town. Seymour Charles J., Binghamton. Seymour Emerson, (m) Natural Bridge. Seymour E. G., Hermon. Seymour , Westfield. Seymour George, Mannsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1865; contract surg., 3 mos. Seymour William P., Troy. A. B., Williams coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; per. member med. soc. of N. Y. State; ex-prof, materia medica, in Castleton med. coll., materia medica, obstet., and gynae- cology, in Berkshire coll.; prof, obstet. and dis. of children, Albany med. coil., 1870. Shafer Levi, (h) Kingston. A. B., Union coll., 1844; A. M., 1848; M. D., Al- bany med. coll., 1850; member homoeo. med. soc. of Ulster co., Am. inst. of homoeo. 558 SIIA NEW YORK. SMI Shaffer James M., South Schodack. Member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Shank Alex. R., Auburn. Shannon J. A., Lockport. Shannon Thos., Campbell town. Sharer J. P., (m) Little Falls. Sharp J. B., Hume. Sharp James P., (e) Tuscarora, Sharpe Chas. H., Stockbridge. Grad. Rushford acad., 1862; one course Buffalo med. coll.; member med. soc. of Madison to. Sharr Joseph, (m) Gaines. Shattuck Sewell E., Hornellsville. Shaw M. B., Eden. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Lake Erie. Shaw Otis, Copenhagen. Shaw S. II., Ripley. Shedd Ira, Arcade. Sheffield Richard II., Greenwood. Sheldon A. F., Pultneyville. Sheldon Jay W., Syracuse. M. D., Cleveland liomoeo. med. coll., 1864; mem- ber Am. inst. of homoeo., homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State, homoeo. med. soc. of central N. Y. Shepandon Otis, (m) Lyndonville. Sherbeck Henry, Summit. Sherbrun Henry, (e) Esperance. Sherman A. R., Auburn. Sherman B. F., Ogdensburgh. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1841; member Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of St. Lawrence co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, med. soc. of northern N. Y.; coroner of St. Lawrence co. Sherman C. II., Williamsburgh. Sherman F. A., Ballston. Sherman II. B., Rochester. Sherman L. D., (h) Lyons. Sherman Oscar T., Stapleton. Sherman P., Peru. Sherman Ransom R., Canton. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of St. Lawrence co., and board of health; phys. to county house for insane. Sherman S. N., Ogdensburgh. Sherwood William Fanton, Liberty. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Sherwood O. B., (m) Cayutaville. Shiland Alex., West Troy. A. B., Union coll.; 1849; M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1853; v.-pres. Albany co. med. soc. Shipley Jerome, Root. Shipman D. M., Rochester. Shipman P. G., Rochester. Shove Seth, Katonah. M. D., Yale med. coll., 1829; member med. soc. of Westchester co., Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of N. Y. State; hon. mem. Conn. State med. soc. Shufelt James T., Ghent. Shufelt P. AY., Talkanie. Shugert J. S., Gowanda. Shull E. L., York. Shull D. L., Rochester. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Livingston co.; hosp. steward U. S. army, 3 years. Shumway Sam‘1, AYhitehall. Sibley Warren, (e) Fly Creek. Silkworth , Deposit. Sikes Wm. J., Watertown. Sill B. S., Bainbridge. Sill Edward, Dexter. Sill Joseph, South Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848; health officer of Hartford. Sill John C., Argyle. Simmons E. AY., Canandaigua. • Simmons James W., (m) Troy. Simmons Levi A., (h) Belmont. Simmons Peter, Schenevus. Simons A. A., Ischua. Simons A., (m) Albany. Simons Elbridge G., Ripley. Simons O. II., (e) Jamestown. Simpson Alfred A., Long Eddy. Simpson G. L., Mott Haven. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1860; mem- ber med. asso. of Morrisania; ass’t surg. Euro- pean squadron 5 years. Simpson G. F., Fort Edwards. Simpson William, (m) Hale’s Eddy. Skidmore Franklin, Babylon. Skiff P. A., (m) Frankfort. Skinner Albert G., Youngstown. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1834; pres, med. soc. of Niagara co., 1872-73; corres. mem- ber soc. of nat. sci., Buffalo; past surg. at Fort Niagara 5 years. Skinner Barton D , Greenport. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Suffolk co. Skinner Calvin, Malone. M. I)., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1841; pres, med. soc. of Franklin co., 1872; v.-pres. med. soc. of northern N. Y.; surg. U. S. army 3 yrs. Skinner Ezekiel E. D., Greenport. M. I)., Bovvdoin med. coll., 1829; member med. soc. of Suffolk co.; health officer of Greenport. Skinner E. D., Cutchougue. Skinner L. C., Amboy. Skinner M., Watkins. Skinner Smith A., Iloosick Falls. M. D., univ. of Vt. (nodate); -member med. soc. of Orleans co.; health commis. Hoosick Falls. Slack Henry, Fishkill. Slawson Abram, Bedford. Slawson J. V., Mt. Kisco. Slawson J., Newcastle. Slayton W. C., Spenceport. Sloan Alex. B., Bellona. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1842; pres. med. soc. of Yates co. Sloan Henry S., (h) Binghamton. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1862; member homoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. inst. of homce'o. Sloan James D., (h) Sing Sing. Sloan Robert, Middletown. Sloat Spencer, Ilaverstraw. Slocum Cyrus, Galway. Slocum Chas. C., (e) South Hartford. Slocum J. ()., (h) Camillus. Small Daniel, St. Johnsville. Smallwood Sami. B., Huntingdon. Smith Abram B., (m) Rosendale. Smith Albert, New Rochelle. Smith Alonzo D., New Woodstock. M. 1)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, (no date); ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Madison co'. Smith A. D., Oakfield. Smith A. P., (h) Geneva, Smith B., Nyack. SMI NEW YORK. SPE 559 Smith Benj. F., Mt. Upton. M. 1)., Albany med. coll, (no date); ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Chenango co. Smith Chas., (m) Syracuse. Smith Chas. IX, Goshen. Smith Chas. E., Whitestown. Smith Chas. P., Chester. Smith C. B., Brush Mills. Smith C. W., (e) Amsterdam. Smith D. TX, (h) Spring Valley. Smith David E., Broxville. Smith David S. II., Mabbettsville. Smith Edward, Lewiston. Smith E., Newourgh. Smith E. D., Italy Hollow. Smith E. P. K., (h) Auburn. Smith E. S., Dresden. Smith Francis N., Belmont. M. IX, med. dep’t Iowa univ., 1856 ; ex-member med. soc. of Peoria co.; phys. to Iowa peniten. 2 years; surg. U. S. army 1 year;—author of paper on “ Prolapse of Funis, and Craniotomy.” Smith Fred. D., Burke. Smith F. II., Penn Yan. Smith F. M., East Worcester. Smith Garret, (h) Phoenix. Smith George C., Rondout. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1862; treas. med. soc. of Ulster co. Smith Harvey W., (e) Summit. Smith Heber, Remsen House, Harlem. Smith Henry L., Hudson. M. IX, coll, of phys. and surg. N. Y.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Columbia co.; ex-house phys. and surg. Bellevue hosp.; health officer. Smith Hiram D., Nicholville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1856; member med. soc. of St. Lawrence co. Smith H. Stephen, Ellicottville. M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll., D. C. (no date); sec. med. soc. of Cattaraugus co. Smith Ira P., Bath. M. I)., Albany med. coll., 1859; v.-pres. med. soc. of Steuben co., 1873 ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Smith Jacob, Warsaw. Smith James, (m) Rome. Smith James A., Cicero. Smith John, Cornwall Landing. Smith John B., Ilornby. Smith John H., Brewster’s Station. Member med. soc. of Dutchess co.; censor med. soc. of N. Westchester and E. Putnam co. Smith Joseph H., Plattsburgh. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1846; pres. med. soc. of Clinton co.; phys. to Clinton prison, 1861 to 1868. Smith Joseph T., Canandaigua. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Ontario co., med. soc. of phys. and surg., and med. soc. of western N. Y. State; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Smith J. E., Clyde. Smith J. E., Weston. Smith Jno. F., Wellsburgh. Smith J. G., (m) East Salamanca. Smith J. S., Waverly. Smith Luff, Jr., Lackawack. Smith M. B., Cincinnatus. Smith O. N., Fonda. Smith P. S., Hartwick. Smith R. J., (h) Brockport. Smith Simon, Alpine. Smith S., Germantown. Smith S., Chester Castle. Smith S. A., (m) Lewis. Smith Sami. H., (m) Auburn. Smith Sami. H., Caton. Smith S. Morley, Dunkirk. Smith T. B., Cooperstown. Smith T. B., Nyack. Smith Wm., Canisteo. Smith W. B., (e) Cazenoyia. Smith W. CL, Savannah. Smith Wm. J., Bombay. Smith Wm. M., Angelica. Smith William O., Germantown. M. IX, med. dep’t Vt. univ., 1862; member med. soc. of Columbia co. Smith W. W., Avoca. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Steuben co. Smyles Jno., Rochester. Snell Austin A., Canajoharie. M. D., Albany med. coil., 1873; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Snell Jeremiah, Port Jackson. Snell Jacob G., Amsterdam. Snidly James II., Scotchtowm. Snook M. J., Parma. Snow R. W., Canajoharie. Snow J. L., Canajoharie. Snowden Thos., Peekskill. Snyder Edward E., (h) Candor.. M. D., eclec. coll, of Cincinnati, 1871, Hahnemann med. coll, of Phila., 1872; member Hahn. med. inst. Snyder Horace, Richfield. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Otsego co. Snyder George W., Scriba. Snyder G. B., (e) Sharon. Snyder Morgan, Fort Plain. Snyder Peter, Rensville. Sodus H. R., (m) Sodus. Sommers E. M., Deansville. Sommer A., Ilaverstnuv. Soock Louis, Rochester. Southerland L. W., Marengo. Southwick A. B., (h) Rome. Southwick E. I)., (h) Ogdensburgh. Southwortli A. L., (e) Leonardsville. Southworth A. W., (e) Avon. Sow E. C., Plattsburgh. Sowger C., Sable Forks. Shafford E. W., Portlandville. Spalding F. A., Rochester. Span John, Sprout Brook. Spaulding , Baldwin. Spaulding Clarence, North Chemung. Spaulding C. M., Elmira. Spear Tlios., Utica. Speare M. R., Rochester. Sec. med. soc. of Monroe co.; pres. Rochester pathol. soc.; att. phys. to Rochester free disp. Spencer C. D., (m) Butternuts. Spencer C. D., Binghamton. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Otsego co., med. soc. of Chenango co., med. soc. of Broome co. Spencer H. Gordon P., Watertown. Member med. soc. of Jefferson co.; perm, member med soc. of N. Y. State. Spencer Horatio, Pike. M. IX, Albany med. coll, (no date). 560 SPE NEW YORK, STI Spencer Ira, De Ruyter. Spencer James, Rossville. Spencer James D., Watertown. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Spencer John, Westfield. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1842; reg. surg. N. Y. vols., 1861; surg. L. S. & Mich. R. R., and U. S. pension exam. surg. Spencer M. Delos, Guilford. Licentiate of Broome co. med. soc.; member med. soc. of Chenango co. Spencer Nathan, (m) West Winfield. Spencer Wm. M., Edmeston Centre. Spencer W. G., Westfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Lake Erie, med. soc. of Chautauqua co. Spendly Zina A., (e) Chenango Forks. M. lb, eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869. Spogue L. S., Williamson. Spooer S., (h) Oneida. Sprague Charles A., Parishville. Sprague H. M., Fordham. A. B., Amherst coll., 1858 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Westchester co., med. asso. of Yonkers; corresponding mem- ber medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Sprague L. S., Williamson. Sprague O. C., Rochester. Sprague Wm. IJ., Pavilion. Sprague Wm., Auburn. Sprague W. W., Poplar Ridge. Spratt Geo. R., Clymer. Springsteed David, (h) Albany. Licentiate of N. Y. State, 1830; M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1854; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; co. phys., 1851-52; v.-pres. homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; consult, phys. to Al- bany homceo. hosp. and disp. Squier M. J., (m) Grand Rapids. Squire John, Scliodack Landing. Member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Squire Truman II., Elmira. Sraver R. IX. Green Island. Staats B. P., Albany. Staats C. P., Albany. Staats Peter P., Albany. Stacy O. F., Rushford. Stachlin Robert, German Hospital. Stafford John H., Canajoharie. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Stales Sylvester M., Elmira. Stanbro George C., Springville. Stanbro James, (e) Plymouth. Stanchfield John R., Elmira. Stanley P. J., Windham. Stanley Wm. S., Mamaroneck. Stannard William, Greenbush. Stanton Lyman, (e) Copenhagen. Staress J. A., im) Rochester. Starkey David, Chili. Starkey J. C., Watkins. Starkmather It. C., (m) Brookfield. Starr A., Mt. Yernon. Starr Charles S., Rochester. Staunton J. B., Ellicottville. Stearnes J., Pompey. Stearns P. S., (e) Owego. Stebbins James EL, Geneva. M. D., rned. coll, of Cincinnati, 1856; member homceo. med. soc. of Ontario co., homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. State, Am. inst. of homceo. Stebbins C. E., Franklin. Stebbins lioderick, Friendship. Steenbergh H., West Troy. Steenburgh , Waterloo. Steinberg W. H., Green Island. Stenicker J. W., Roseboom. Stephens J. S., Penn Yan. Stephenson A. S. W., (h) Morrisania. Stephenson James A., Scio. Stephenson W. G., Nyack. Sterling John Williams, Port Richmond. Licentiate med soc. of N. Y. eo., 1816; hon. M. D., Yale med. coll., 1819; elect, fellow coll. of. phys. ajid surg. univ. of N. Y., 1829; phys. to Marine hosp., 1848-53; trails, of “Velpeau’s Surg. Anat.,” 1830, and “Report of French Acad, on Cholera,” 1832. Sterling Charles S., Liverpool. Sterling George A., Sag Harbor. Stevens A. B., (e) Black River. Stevens , Watertown. Stevens Edward B., Syracuse. A. M., Miami univ. of Ohio, 1843; M. D.-, med. coll, of Ohio, 1846; member acad. of med., Cin- cinnati, med. soc. of Ohio; late prof, of materia medica in Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati; now prof, of materia med. med. dep’t univ. of Syra- cuse ; ass’t surg. U. S. army 5 years. Stevens E. II., (m) Camden. Stevens George S., Albany. Stevens Hiram, Croton Landing. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1843; member med. soc. of Westchester co. Stevens James J., Tappan. Stevens Lucius, Constantia. Stevenson A. M., Colamer. Stevenson S. J., Rochester. Stevenson W. G., Nyack. Steward William, South Worcester. Stewart A. B., Hume. Stewart E. S.. Ellicottville. Stewart Joseph I)., Coila. Stewart P., Peekskill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Westchester co., Am. med. asso., 1872. Stewart R. J., Collins. Stewart Tlios. A., Avoca. Stewart William, (m) Buena Yista. St. George L. Yan, Canajoharie. Stickney Everett, Leon. Stickney J. It., Fowlerville. Stiles Henry Reed, (h) Middletown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1855: mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Orange co.; homceo. med. soc. of N. Y. state; lect. on sanitary sci. and hygiene at N. Y. homceo. med. coll. Stiles Charles L., Owego. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1865; sec. med. soc. of Tioga co.; member med. soc. of Owego. Stiles Henry B.. (h) Middletown. Stille John W., Morris. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., (no date); vol. surg. at Fredericksburgh, battle of Wilderness. Stillman Asa G., Troy. , Stillman D. E., Plains. Stillman Edward M., Alfred Centre. Stillman Sidney, Millerton. STI NEW YORK. TAY 561 Stills J. AY., Morris. Stillwell Alex., Dwarskell. Stillwell E. D., Sag Harbor. Stillworth Isaac, Deposit. Stimson D. M., Albany. Stimpson A. O., Long Eddy. A. B., St. Francis coll., 1863; M. D., McGill univ. of Montreal, (no date); member med. soc. of Sullivan co.; Tri-States med. asso. St. John George, Short Track. St. John N. N., (m) Springwater. Stobbs A., Mechlenburgh. Stockwell James K., AVilson. Stockwell James K., Oswego. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1869; Long Island med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Oswego city and co., med. asso. of Central N. Y.; sec. med. soc. of Oswego co.; city phys. for poor; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Stoddard P. K., Prattsburgh. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1848; v.-pres. med. soc. of Steuben co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Stoddard A., (m) Poughkeepsie. Stoddard Enoch V., Rochester. A. B., Trinity coll., 1860; A. M., 1864; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Monroe co., med. soc. of Central N. Y., med. soc. of Rochester; att. phys. Rochester city hosp.; lect. on materia medica and hygiene of Buffalo med. coll.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stokem James D., Turners. Stone Andrew, (m) Troy. Stone Frank L., Stafford. Stone Henry L., (h) Ava. Stone L., AVaverly. Stone Robert, Irvington. Stone William P., Burke. Stonehouse John B., Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Albany co.; ass’t med. super, of Sanford Hall for dis. of mind and nervous system ; member of Albany inst.;—author of “ General Paresis of the Insane,” 1873. Stout Luther C., Friendship. Stowe S. D., (h) Fulton. Stowell O. O., Copenhagen. Stowers Lewis, AVaddington. Strait George AY., East Nassau. Strang Albert, Peekskill. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of AVestchester co., Bellevue hosp. med. Union; house surg. to Bellevue hosp. 1868; health inspect, of N. Y. city, 1870; prosector chair of anat., Bellevue coll. Stranch Christian, College Point. Street S., (m) Margaretsville. Streeter B. G., Glen’s Falls. Streeter H., Salisburgh Centre. Streeter H. W., Watertown. Streeter Mifflin H., Granville. Strickland E., (m) Croton. Strinner B. D., Orient. Strinner E. E. D., Greenport. Strong A. P., Lawrens. Strong E. T., Crown Point. Cor. sec. med. soc. of Essex co. Strong E. T., Lewis. Strong 1, Auburn. Strong O. C., Colden. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1870 ; member med. soc. of Erie co. Strong S. E., (e) Saratoga Springs. Strong S. S., (e) Saratoga Springs. Strong Thomos D., Westfield. Strawbridge L. A., (ml Cortland. Strubble H. W., (e) Ovid. Stuart George Albert, AVest Glenville. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass. Stuart T. A., Avoca. Stuart Peter S., Schoharie. Stuart W. H., Earlville. Sturtevant Frank, Deposit. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Broome co.; elected coroner southern dis’t of Broome co., 1872, for 3 years. Styles Thomas S., Johnsburgh. Sulivan J. AY., White’s Corners. Sullivan J. H., Haverstraw. Sullivan John M., Haverstraw. Sullivan N. B., Memphis. Suly Albert H., AYoodhull. Summer Charles S., (h) Rochester. Sunmons A. M., (e) Cobleskill. Surman Horace, Beaver Dam. Sutherland A. R., Tonawanda. Sutherland Lewis Wesley, Marengo. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Wayne co. Sutton George L., East Fishkill. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., 1859; member med. soc. of Dutchess co.; surg. IT. S. vols. 3i years. Sutton R. E., Rome. Swaby William A., Seneca Falls. Swain AYilliam D., Copake. Swan Nelson, (m) New London. Swann Thomas, (e) Rochester. Swart John J., Schoharie. Swart AY. T., Canandaigua. Swartz John J., (m) Haverstraw. Swasey J. M., (h) Yonkers. Sweatman II. T., Argusville. Sweet Amos Lewis, Southold. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866; member med. soc. of Suffolk co. Sweet Griffin, Fairfield. Sweet Joshua, Unadilla. Sweet Nathaniel, (m) Hornellsville. Sweeting M. F., (h) South Butler. Sweetland George, East Evans. Swift , Y^onkers. Swift Charles E., (h) Auburn. Swimburn George, Rochester. Swits Hannon, (h) Schenectady. Sylvester Isaiah, (m) Champlain. Taber H., AVilson. Tabor Hiram, (m) Marilla. Taft Albert S., Auburn. Taft Gilbert T., Auburn. Talbot Arthur, De Ruyter. Talmadge H. O., Reeseville. Talmage Rufus, (h) Mechlenburgh. Tankie A. H., Syracuse. Tanner M., (m) Plessis. Tappan E. C., Burnt Hills. Tappan John C., Newark Yalley. Tappan D., Glen Cove. Tappan Edwin C., Charlton. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1862. Tarbell D. H., Parishville. Tawdry David, Barnes’ Corners. Taylor A. C., Scriba. 562 TAY NEW YORK. TRU Taylor E. D., Utica. Taylor J. H., Holley. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Orleans co.; coroner of co. Taylor Philip, (m) Poughkeepsie. Taylor Remson A., Astoria. Taylor William, Munsville. Teed Samuel F., (m) Utica. Tefft Edwin B., Albany. A. B., Union coll., 1860; M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Albany co. TefFt Nathan R., Onondaga. Hon. M. D., univ. of N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of Onondaga co.; attend, phys. and surg. Onondaga co. almshouse and asylum for insane; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Tefft E. B.,Bloomingburgh. Teft Charles B., Utica. Tegg John, (m) Rochester. Teller Isaac Thompson, Chittenango. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1833; member med. soc. of Madison co. Templar Williams, South Bristol. Ten Eyck Anthony, Defreestville. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co., med. soc. of Albany co.; ex- house phys. Albany almshouse; phys. in charge Rensselaer co. almshouse. Terbell W. D., Corning. Terry David, Trenton. Terry Henry P., Cutchogue. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866; treas. med. soc. of Suffolk eo. Terry Louis W., Patchogue. Terry Marsena, Painted Post. Terry O., Redford. Terry Wm. A., Modena. Terry W. C., Ridgeburgh. Thayer F., Riverliead. Thayer George, Medino. Thayer George A., Binghamton. Thayer Orson V., Binghamton. M. D., Woodstock med. coll. 1846; chairman board of health of Binghamton ; med. superin. of hy- gienic inst., Binghamton—specialty, diseases of women and children. Thayer William D., Fabius. Thibbetts William, (m) Newville. Thirkell William G., Sodus. M. D., univ. of Queen’s coll., Ontario (no date); member botanical soc. of Canada. Thomas A. F., (m) Elmira. Thomas C., (e) Frewsburgh. Thomas Daniel G., Utica. Thomas E. C., (m) Auburn. Thomas George, Jordan. Thomas J. R., (m) Albany. Thomas O. F., (e) Brockport. Thomas W.. (m) Pineville. Thomas William C., Glen Haven. Thomas Rowland, Newark. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1831; ex-member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Thompkins , Knowlesville. Thompson A. G., Babylon Islip. Thompson A. L., Sandy Creek. Thompson A. N., Norfolk. Thompson A. S., Ellisburgh. Thompson Chas. H., (h) Pittsford. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Monroe co. Thompson David, Rochester. M. L)., cull. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 18(39. Thompson David, Troy. Thompson , Johnsville. Thompson Joseph, Newburgh. Thompson John Hudson, Goshen. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1852; member Tri-States med. asso.; health phys. and phys. to co. jail; ass’t phys. to seamen’s retreat, Staten Island; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years; ass’t surg. to Erie Railway Co. Thompson J. B., Yonkers. Thompson J. W., Watkins. Thompson T. G., (m) Oswego. Thompson T. J., Quarantine. Thorn Joel, (e) Portlandville. Thorn James, Troy. Thorne Jno. S., Washington. Throop J. Mott, Lebanon. Thurston E. C., Utica. Tibbett J. C., Warsaw. Tiffany Lyman, (m) East Worcester. Tilden I. N., (h) Peekskill. Tilton H. P., David Island, N. Y. Timberman J. O., Somers. Tisdale J., (m) Lockport. Titus Nelson, (mi N. Union. Tobey Stephen, (m) Caton. Todd William S., (h) Angelica. Tolman II. P., Onondaga Valley. Tompkins F.,'(h) Bellona. Tompkins II. C., Knowlesville. Tompkins Orren A., Steamburgli. Tommire D. M., (m) Auburn. Torry A., Middle Valley. Torrey C. W., (h) Yonkers. Grad. Julius-Maximilian univ., Wurzburg, 1858; M. D., homceo. coll, of N. Y.; member liomceo. med. soc. of Westchester; lect. on dis. of women and children, homceo. med. coll, of N. Y. Totman C. S., (e) Syracuse. Towle Joshua J., Stockton. Townsend C., (h) Oswego. Townsend , (h) Victor. Townsend James C., Glencove. Townsend M. W., Bergen. Townsend William P., Goshen. M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ., 1845; mem- ber rnedl soc. of Orange co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Tozier Joseph, (h) Clarkson. Trask Edward, Oriskany Falls. Trask James D., (m) Astoria. Traver G. R., Perry. Travis H. J., Woodstock. Travis J. S., Glasco. Treest Wm. J., (m) Rome. Trepp Daniel, (m) Cohocton. Tripp John, Suspension Bridge. Tripp Van Dyke, (h'l Spafford. Trips John IX, (h) Virgil. Triveling , Auburn. Trowbridge William R., Watertown. M. P., Willoughby univ., Ohio, 1848; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Trull H. B., Williamsville. Truman Adelbert W., (e) Alfred Centre. M. IX, eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1870; member board of health. Truman J. P., Scott. Truman William M., Alfred Centre. TRU NEW YORK, VAR 563 Trumbull James H., Hornellsville. M. I)., Buffalo inst., 1871; member acad. of med., Elmira, acad. of med., Hornellsville, and med. soc. of Steuben co. Tucker E. W., (m) Clifton Springs. Tucker Willis G., Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Albany co.; ass’t chemist Albany med. coll.; attend, phys. Albany hosp. dispens. Turck James II., (h) Camden. Turner A. S., Onondaga Hill. Turner Gideon, White'Creek. Turner Henry J., (e) South Otselic. Turner P. II., (m) Rochester. Tutbill R. R., Poughkeepsie. M. D., N. Y. med. coll., 185!); member med. soc. of Dutchess co.; surg. to St. Barnabas’ hosp.; health officer of city. Tuthill Samuel, (m) Poughkeepsie. Tuttle Freeman, Rodenan. Tuttle R. C., Rockland. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1861; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3 years. Twornley L., Little Valley. Tyler James, (e) Parma Centre. Tyler Milton, Lockport. Tyler William E., Sackett’s Harbor. Tyrell , Waverly. Ulilun S. P., Oneida. • Underhill Anthony, (h) New Hackensack. Underwood John D., East Pharsalia. Up de Graff Thaddeus S., (m) Elmira. Upham George B., Yonkers. Upson S. C., Munda. Ure H. D., Wampsville. Utley R., Rochester. Vail William H., Cornwall Landing. A. B., Princeton coll., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1869. Vaill E. J., (m) Albion. Vaill Charles, Rochester. Van Allen John, Bethlehem. Van Alstyne Jno. L., Richmondville. Van Alstyne S. M., Richmondville. Van Alstyne John T., West Troy. Van Anden Charles E., Auburn. Van Buren M., (m) Frankfort. Van Buskirk M. B., Seneca. Vanboust , Schenectady. Vanderburg D. W., (m) Ilion. Vanderhoof Fred. D., Phelps. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1864; ex-pres. med. soc. of Ontario co.; member med. asso. of central N. Y.; ass’t surg. U. S. army, 1 year. Vandermark John, Stone Ridge. Vanderpoel S. O., Quarantine. Van Derpool S. D., Albany. Van Derveere A., Albany. Van Deusen A. R., Claverack. Van Deusen Robert, (m) Troy. Van Deusen George H., Painted Post. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1861; member med. soc. of Steuben co., and Elmira acad. of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 2 years. Van Deuser N. M., Wappingers. Vandeventer H. B., Roslyn. Van de Warker Edward E., Syracuse. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Onondaga co., med. asso. of central N. Y.; corres. member gynaicological soc. of Boston, and medico-legal soc. of N. Y.; phys. dis. of women and children, Syracuse dispens.; surg. U. S. vols., 3 years. Van de Walk E. E., Syracuse. Vandewater Hugh B., Port Washington. Van Duzer A. E., Poughkeepsie. Van Dycke David, Newburgh. Van Dycke John B., Coxsackie. Van Etten Solomon, Port Jervis. M. B., Albany med. coll., 1855 ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Orange co.; pres. Tri-States med. soc. at Port Jervis, 1873 ; surg. U. S. vols., 3 years. Van Engen J. L., Schenectady. Van Evins E., (m) Rochester. Van IToesen Isaac C., Medway. Van Hoevenburgh J. O., Kingston. Van Horn Alfred, Springfield Centre. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city (no date); member med. soc. of Otsego co. Van Hoosen L. P., (m) Albany. Van Ingan J. L., Schenectady. Van Keuren William C., Sliokan. Van Keuren Fort, Sherburne. Vankirk H., Ithaca. Vankleek R. L., Gravesend. Vankleek , Elmira. Van Ondale Henry, Jasper. Van Payma T. W., Lancaster. Van Peyma Worp, Clarence Centre. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1866 ; member med. soc. of Erie co.; health officer of village. Van Pelt William, Williamsville. Van Renselare J. J., New Brighton. Van Rensellaer W. A., Kingston. Van Rensselaer D. S., (h) Randolph. Van Scoy David B., Amagansette. Van Slyke E., New Baltimore. Member med. soc. of Albany co. Van Slyke Eugene, Albany. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Albany co.; res. house phys. of city hosp., Al- bany, 1872; phys, to Albany dispens., 1873. Van Steenburg W., Cohoes. Van Tendo Henry C., Oyster Bay. A. B., Union coll, (no date); M. D., Albany med. coll., 1865 ; member med. soc. of Queens co. Van Vleet P. P., Sliortsville. Van Vleit J. F., Rhinebeck. Van Voast G. W. V., Schenectady. A. B., Union coll., 1857; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1861; member med. soc. of Schenectady co.; phys. to almshouse ; phys. to home for the friendless; surg. post Edwin For- rest, G. A. It.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. hosp., 3 yrs. Van Wart D., (m) Albany. Van Wert Harry, Raymertown. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; health officer of Pittstown. Van Wormer L., (m) Elmira. Van Zant Henry C., Oyster Bay. Vanrie V. V., (e) Dundee. Varian William S., Yonkers. Varian William A., Kingsbridge. Varick R. A., Poughkeepsie. Varin Joseph, Cohoes. 564 VED NEW YORK. WEA Yedder Alex. M., Schenectady. A. B., Union coll., 1833; A. M., 1836; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; member med. soc. of Schenectady co., med. soc. of N. Y. State ; cura- tor of Albany med. coll. Yedder John, Saugerties. Yedder M. R., Flushing. Vedder Ransom H., Chatham Centre. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1847 ; pres. med. soc. of Columbia co., 1871. Yedeler A. M., Schenectady. Velder Louis, Elmira. M. D., Vienna univ., Austria, 1846; member med. soc. of Chemung co., Elmira acad. of med., Am. med. asso., 1872. Yickery S. W., Darien Centre. Yiele Francis, (m) Glen’s Falls. Yiets O., Woodville. Yincent Frank L., (h) Troy. Yirgil II. G., (h) Stillwater. Yoak I. B., (h) Canandaigua. Yogt Ambrose, Rome. Yon Moschzisker , Rochester. YooburghM. L., Ballston. Yoorhees Geo. W., Troy. Yosburgh H. D., Lyons. Yosburgh William, Lyons. Yosbury II. P., Healsey Yalley. Yroman Josiali II., North Blenheim. Watcher , Waterloo. Waddle J. M., Penn Yan. Wade E. M., Watervliet. Waful Coonrod, (e) Sterlingville. Wagner F. R., Addison. Wagner E. B., Havana. Wagner John L., (h) Deposit. Wagner W. J., Rochester. Wainwright O. E., East Aurora. Waite S. C., Gouverneur. Walch , Madrid. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Waldo Lyman B., (h) Oswego. Wales John, Rondout. Wales Samuel, (e) Saratoga Springs. Walker I). N., South Yalley. Walker E. S., Ilion. Walker Hiram Dana, Franklinville. Grad, in chein. and phar. at univ. of Mich., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1864; mem- ber med. soc. of Cattaraugus co. Walker Joseph C., (m) Byron. Wall Jno. C., (m) Caroline Centre. Wallace A. E., (h) Oneida. Wallace Edmond, (m) Rochester. Wallace George A., Rochester. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1870 ; member med. soc. of Monroe co., med. soc. of Rochester city, and pathol. soc.; pres, board of west. Rochester free disp.; attend, surg. at disp. Wallace J. C. B., Baldwinsville. Wallace Jason Theo., (h) New Berlin. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1868; member and censor homceo. med. soc. of Chenango co. Wallace Theodore C., Cambridge. Wallace William A., (e) Avoca. Wallis William M., Alabama. Walls John W., West Milton. Walser Theodore, New Brighton. Walsh Chas. A., (h) Owego. Walsh E. C., Madrid. Walsh Patrick J., Troy. Walsh R., Natural Bridge. Walsh Thomas, (m) Port Jervis. Wan Charles S., Niagara Falls. Wands Alfred L., Cohoes. Ward Alva F., (h) Jamestown. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1856; Cleveland homceo. coll., 1860; member homceo. med. soc. of Chautauqua co.; hon. member Buffalo homceo. hosp. Ward Charles H., Ilornellsville. M. D., Long Island med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Steuben co. Ward John J., Ellenville. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1859; med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1869; member mod. soc. of Ulster co.; health officer of village. Ward Iliram J., North Granville. Ward Luman A.-, Ilornellsville. Ward R. H., Troy. A. B., Williams coll., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1862; mem- ber med. soc. of Rensselaer co., board of gover- nors med. board Marshall infirm., Troy, and several scient. socs.; perm, member med. soc. of N. Y. State; prof, of botany in Rensselaer polytech. inst.;—microscopical ed. “ American Naturalist.” Ward S. H., Flatbush. Wardle John K., Hudson. Warner Eli, Flatbush. Warner Philip P., Cobleskill. Warner R. E., Port Henry. Warren Clark, (h) Marathon. Warren Dwight, (h) Austerlitz. Warren E. B., (h) Middlefield. Warren John, Hoosick Corners. Member med. soc. of Rensselaer co. Warren John D., Lyndonville. Warren S. C., Jordan. Warren Woodward, (h) Booneville. Warren William J., Albany. Warring James R., Dunkirk. Wasa George F., Ogden. Wasserbach Daniel, Albany. M. D., Amsterdam med. coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Albany co.; coroner and phys. of Al- bany co. Watchter William. Waterloo. Waterbury D. N., Liverpool. Waterhouse A., .Jamestown. M. D., Maine med. school, 1850; member med. soc. of Chautauqua co., and med. soc. of Lake Erie ; pres. med. soc. of Chautauqua co.; health officer of Jamestown; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Waters Ebenezer, Flatbush. Waters II., (m) Valatie. Watkins John D., Liberty. Watson G. II., Canaseraga. Watson Jesse, (m) Fulton. Watson John C., Yarysburgh. Watson L. C., (m) Alexandria. Watson William H., (h) Utica. A. B., Brown univ., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ» of Pa. (no date); member homceo. med. soc. of Oneida co., Am. inst. of homceo., and lioiuoeo. med. soc. of N. Y. State; phys. to St. Luke’s hosp., Utica. Watson William R., (m) Syracuse. Way Joshua, Naples. Weaver E. R., Groton. WEA NEW YORK. WHY 565 Weaver J. H., Pleasant Valley. Weaver Thomas B., (m) Troy. Webb Edwin, Hempstead. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1825; pres. med. soc. of Queen’s co., member Am. med. asso., med. soc. of N. Y. Webb E. A., Ridgeburgli. Webb Walter, Adams. Webb William II., Cape Vincent. Webster D. T., East Bloomfield. Webster William J., Liberty. Weeb S. C., Homer. Weed G. B., Tuckahoe. Weed H. A., Jordan. Weed Levi, Ballston. Weed Samuel, Clyde. Weidman Felix, Westerlo. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1847 ; member- med. soc. of Albany co. Weighel Michael, Rochester. Weiss Conrad, Mt. Vernon. Welch Abraham, Syracuse. Welles M. M., (m) Mt. Morris. Welles William II., Caledonia. Wellman A., Cocliecton. Wells Isaac Jones, Nanuet. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1865; Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Rockland co. Wells George D., Oakfield. Wells George I)., Brockport. Wells George W., West Farms. Wells II. O., Middleburgh. Wells James F., Baldwinsville. Wells Lucian B., (h) Utica. Wells L. S., Middleburgh. Wellman George M., Dover Plains. Wendt William, (m) Constableville. Wentworth S. S., Ellenburgh. Wenz Julius, Lancester. Werneke II. M., Grand Island. Wescott James J., (e) Norwich. West Aaron L., Mexico. West M. Calvin, Rome. M. D., med. dep’t Mich, univ., 1860; member med. soc. of N. Y. state; Am. med. asso., 1872; ex- v-pres. of Oneida co. med. soc.; ex-health officer of Rome; del. to state med. soc.; specialty, diseases of women. West Samuel W., Allen’s Hill. M. D., Western hornceo. med. coll, of Cleveland, Ohio, 1862, Buffalo med. coll., 1865; member homoeo. med. soc. of Ontario co. West Eli M., Otego. West Joseph E., Utica. West M. E. L., (m) Poughkeepsie. Westervelt P. S., Cropseyville. Westervelt A. G., Palenville. Westlake Horace, Hillsdale. Weston Adam, (e) Reeseville. Wetmore C. S., Catskill. Wetmore G. W., Red Hook. Wetmore H. G., Oneida Castle. Wetmore W. W., Catskill. Wettling T. B., Flatbush. Wettmore Samuel, Adams. Weyburn Edwin, (e) Geneva. M. D., Syracuse med. coll., 1850. Weyburn S. D., Rochester. Whaley J. S., Rome. Wheaden George D., Syracuse. Wheaton A. L., Geddis. Wheaton W. Jackson, Four Corners. Wheaton W. W., (m) Binghamton. Whedon G. D., Syracuse. Wheeldon John H., Wyoming. M. D., Buffalo univ., 1867; hon. member med. soc. of Erie co.; specialty, diseases of women and children. Wheeler B. F., Macedon. Wheeler C. C., Farmer Village. Wheeler E. R., Schenectady. Wheeler G. W. P., Garratsville. Wheeler J. B., (e) Middleburgli. Wheeler John II., Athens. Wheeler James P., Hudson. Wheeler J. P., (h) Brighton. Wheeler L. R., Rockland. Wheeler M. N., Esopus. Wheeler Nathan W., Patterson. Wheeler Thomas J., Conewango. Wheeler W. L., Ithaca. Wheeler William W., Farmer Village. Whitaker George G., Rodman. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Whitaker J. L., Unionville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., (no date); member med. soc. of Orange co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 3 years. Whitbeck H. I)., Venice. Whitbeck E. E., Cohoes. Whitbeck J. F., Rochester. Whitbeck J. F. W., Rochester. Whitcomb E. J., Ontario Centre. White , Northcastle. White Austin, Mexico. White Alanson, (e) Montezuma. White A. J., Trumbull Corners. White A. P., (m) Seneca Falls. White David, (e) Ithaca. White Devillo, Sherburne. White Ezra M., (h) Cohocton. White J., Canajoharie. White J. M., Cherry Valley. White J. N., (h) Amsterdam. White Lewis II., Fishkill. White T. C., (h) Rochester. Whited S. F. V., Oswego. Whitford II. P., Bridgewater. Whitford Jas., Onondaga Valley. Whiting L. E., Saratoga Springs. Whitmouth N. A., Cuyler. Whitney D. B., East Norwich. Whitney Ephraim, Massena. Whitney George W., Jamestown. Whitney James, S., Union. Whitney Lambert, Olean. Whitney Thomas J., Frewsburgh. Whitney William H., (m) Oneonta. Whitney W. S., (h).Lockport. Whiton Henry B., Troy. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of N. Y. State; corres. member gynaecological soc. of Boston; att. phys. Marshall infirm.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Whittaker J. C., Dansville. Whittaker J. L., Unionville. Whyborn David T., Cleveland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1864; v.-pres. med. soc. of Oswego co., 1873; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1J years. 566 WIC NEW YORK. WOO Wicker Platt, Rensville. Widinan Michael, Rochester. Wiggans Hiram, Elbridge. v Wiggins John II., Remsen. Wiggins Lewis T., Newburgh. Wiggins Richard II., Remsen. Wilbeck Charles E., Cohoes. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Albany co.; visit, phys. Cohoes hosp. and disp.; health officer Cohoes, 1870-72. Wilber Arthur A., Constable. Wilber H. C., Pine Plains. Wilber John Atkins, Potsdam Junction. v A. M., Middleburgh coll., 1865; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of St. Law- rence co. Wilber John II., Oak Hill. Wilbur D. J., Candor. Wilbur L., Richmond. Wilbur S. W., Cheshire. Wilbur William L., (e) Fredonia. Wilcox II. R., (m) Seely Creek. Wilcox Ira, Franklin. Wilcox O. B., Cedarville. Wilcox Samuel S., Napoli. Wilcox T. E., Cassville. Wilding R. J., Cherubusco. Wildron John, Cowlesville. Wile W. C., Highland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1870; cor. sec. med. soc. of Ulster co.; hon. member med. soc. of Monmouth co. Wilkie James W., Auburn. Willard Alex. E., Huisdale. Willard Charles E., Saugerties. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1868; sec. med. soc. of Ulster co., 1873. Willard Erastus L., Friendship. Willard William II., (m) Newport. Williams E., Oswego. Williams E. D., Syracuse. Williams Evan G., Remsen. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Oneida co.; coroner for 2 years. Williams George O., Smithville Flats. Williams II. F., Flatbush. Williams J., Mott Haven. Williams Peter O., Coxsackie. Williams R. O., (m) Upper Lisle. Williams Thomas J., Ellicottville. Williamson Matthew, (m) Troy. Willson Charles H.,New Milford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1847. Willson II., Lockport. Wilson A., Albany. Wilson Ben j., Wolcott. Wilson Duncan, Macedon. Wilson Daniel E., Rosendale. Wilson D. J., Mina. Wilson G., Syracuse. Wilson H. Me.G., Lockport. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1857; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Niagara co.; surg. Canadian reg., 1858; surg. U. S. vols. 1863-65. Wilson John, Greenbush. Wilson John P., Stamford. Wilson John Pi, Pleasant Valley. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1870; member med. soc. of Dutchess co. Wilson J. W., Lockport. Wilson Thomas Charles, Portland. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1873; sec. med. soc. of Chatauqua co. t Wilson W. A., Branchpoint. Wiltse Alonzo, (m) East Ashford. Winfield D. C., Middleton. Winne S., Albany. Winnie Ephraim, Haskinsyille. Winnie J. Van Etten, Sidney Plains. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 18(17; member med. soc. of Delaware co. Winnins F. N., Bloomfield. Winship Cornelius A., Eagle Mills. Winter II. R., Phoenicia. Wisewell Francis H., Woodbourne. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871; v.-pres. med. soc. of Sullivan co. Witbeach John P., West Troy. Witbeck Charles E., Cohoes. Member med. soc. of Albany co. Witherill L. D., Union. Witherwell L. D., Union. Wit hey A. B.. (m) Gowanda. Wiver I. F., (h) Cohoes. Woert Abram Van, Vischer’s Ferry. Wolcott Morton, Holland Patent. Wolcott Samuel G., Utica. A. M., Trinity coll, of Conn., 1847; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Oneida co., med. soc. of N. Y. State, Am. med. asso., 1872. Wolfers A., (m) Dunkirk. Wolff A. S., Plattsburgh. Wood Alvah, Northampton. Wood A. A., (e) Jefferson. Wood C. II., West Bloomfield. Wood E. L., Rochester. Wood Jared, Croton Falls. Wood Levi, Ephratah. Wood Lucian, Ausable Forks. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1866 ; pres. med. soc. of Clinton co., 1872; member med. soc. of northern N. Y. ' Wood Leonard B., (m) Newburgh. Wood M. M., East Greene. Wood William D., Jamaica. Woodneff William H., Pine Bush. Woodruff Charles, (m) Horse Heads. Woodruff C. A., Clean. Woodruff Charles S., (h) Troy. Woodruff M. R., East Palermo. Woodstock William P., Sing Sing. Woodward William, Big Flats. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1838; treas. med. soc. of Chemung co.; censor Elmira acad. of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Woodward Charles M., Waterloo. M. I)., Albany med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Seneca co., British pharmaceutical con- ference, England, med. asso. of central N. Y.; surg. to Post Snyder, G. A. R.; phys. to St. George’s soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years. Woodward Charles, (h) Penn Yan. Woodward D. B., Ellenburgh. Woodward G. H., Big Flats. Woodworth Eli I).. Eagle Village. Woodworth John B., Cherry Creek. Woodworth Luke, Johnson’s Creek. Woolcott Samuel G., Utica. Wooley Chas. D., Walden. WOO NEW YORK. zoz 567 Woolsey James, Bedford. Worden D. C., Syracuse. Wright Barton, Sr., Campbell’s Hall. Wright Barton, Jr., Campbell’s Hall. Wright Barton, Hamtonburgh. Wright Clark, Jamesport. Wright Fred. A., Glencove. A. M., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1868; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Queens co. Wright George P., Newtown. M. 1)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1865. Wright John, East New York. Wright James S., (m) Camden. Wright Levi D., (e) Bridgehampton. Wright N. It., Bridgehampton. Wright Thomas, Andes. Writer Theodore, Otisville. Wurts Jacob D., New Patts. AYyatt Daniel B., Chicago. Wycoff J. H., (hi Rochester. Wylie Farand, Bath. M. £)., Geneva med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Steuben co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Yale A., Sodus. Yale John, Bainbridge. Yates Edward, North Greenbush. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Rensselaer co.; health officer. Yeager Isaac, (m) Lowell. Yeh Ira, Gallupville. Y'eh Philip, Gilloa. Yell William, Knox. Yonker William, Lockport. Yost Peter, (m) Little Falls. Young Alfred M;, East Greenwich. Young E. A., Schenectady. Young Frank A., West Charlton. Young John, Fislikill. Young Jno. D., (m) Starkville. Young John C.,Cuba. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Allegany co. Young W. G., Lockport. Young William S., Johnstown. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1841; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Fulton co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 yrs.; —author of paper on “ Treatment of Scarlet Fever,” 1843. Zabriski J. L., Flatbush. Zabriskie Albert S., Suffern. A. B., univ. of N. Y., 1851; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1855. Zabriskie S. J., Westwood. Zabriskie S. J., Suffern. Zenheart A. D., Gainsville. Zenschner George, Mott Haven. Zenschner George, Morrisania. Zozier L. S., Batavia. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE Ml OF NORTH CAROLINA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH CAROLINA. The history of the Carolinas is so inseparably united that we cannot well give that of Xorth Carolina without giving that of South Carolina also. In 1562, a colony of Huguenots from France landed on a small island upon the coast of the present State of South Carolina, “liaising a monument engraved with the lilies of France, they took possession of the country and named it Carolina in honor of Charles or Carolus IX., King of France.’* In a very short time this colony gave up in despair, and in attempting to return to their native country were captured by an English vessel. Between the years 1584 and 1590, Sir Walter Raleigh sent out four expeditions to colonize the country, but all these attempts failed. In 1663 King Charles II. granted Carolina to Lords Clarendon, Albemarle and others, to own and govern for themselves. Prior to this time, however, emigrants from Virginia, Xew England and the Barbadoes Islands had settled on Albemarle Sound and Cape Fear river, and had become the first real settlers of this region. In 1670, a colony, sent out by the noblemen who owned Carolina, landed on the banks of the Ashley river. They soon removed to a point of land between the Ashley and Cooper rivers, and “ among ancient groves that swept down to the river’s bank, and were covered with the yellow jasmine,” founded the city of Charleston. From this time many colonists from England, Scotland, Ireland and France sought a refuge and a home in this pleasant country. In 1702, Carolina was involved in a war with her Spanish neighbors in Florida, and in 1712, with the Tusca- rora and Yamassee Indians. She defended her territory from the first, and drove the two latter from the country. In 1719, South Carolina was purchased by the king and a royal governor appointed, but Xorth Carolina remained in the hands of the proprietaries until 1729, when it also became a royal province. Carolina suffered much from the Cherokee Indian War during the years 1759-61, and from that time until the Revolutionary War she was engaged in defending her colonial privileges against the encroachments of royal governors. Many important battles of the Revolution were fought within these States. The citizens of Mecklenburg county declared the State of Xorth Carolina independent on the 21st of May, 1775, and signed a declaration to that effect, and by this act Xorth Carolina was one of the foremost colonies in bringing about the Revolutionary War. Xorth Caro- lina, being one of the original thirteen States, ratified the Constitution Xovember 21st, 1789. The area of the State is 50,704 square miles, and the population, according to the census of 1870,1,071,363. The number of physicians and surgeons, as given by the same census, is 1143. Phthisis is the cause of eight per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The surface of the State for about eighty miles from the coast is low and marshy ; but the farther we advance into the country the more elevated the surface becomes, forming a plateau in the central portion of the State. This plateau is from 1000 to 2000 feet above the sea. The western portion of the State is traversed by the Blue Ridge Mountains. Some of these peaks attain the greatest altitude east of the Rocky Mountains. Clingman’s Peak is 6941 feet high, Mitchell’s Peak 6732, Roan Mountain 6270, and several others are very nearly as high. Between the mountains are many fertile valleys. The rivers of this State are broad but not deep, and are not navigable for large vessels. The principal river entirely within the State is the Cape Fear, but the Chowan, the Roanoke, the Tar, the Xeuse and the Yadkin are large streams. The waters of the French Broad, the Little Tennessee, and other rivers arising in the western part of the State, find their way at last through the Mississippi river to the Gulf of Mexico. There are many extensive swamps near the coast, the chief of which is Dismal Swamp, covering over 100,000 acres and lying partly in this State and partly in Virginia. This swamp has been traversed by a canal. Many of the swamps have been drained, and when reclaimed form excellent rice and cotton lands. The coast is beset with islands, many of them long and narrow, enclosing bodies of shallow water called sounds. The principal of these sounds are Pamlico, Albemarle and Currituck. Beaufort, the most eligible harbor, is entered by an inlet twenty feet deep. Iron ore, copper, plumbago, coal, slate and fine building stone are abundant. ' Gold is found and has been extensively mined. Xearly the whole of the eastern section of the State is covered with pine forests, which “ furnish not only lumber for exportation, but also most of the resinous matter used in the United States.” NORTH CAROLINA. 569 MINERAL SPRINGS OF NORTH CAROLINA. The White Sulphur Springs are situated in Catawba county, on the Western Railroad of North Carolina. In addition to the sulphur waters, there is also an excellent Chaly- beate Spring here. There are abundant hotel accommodations for guests. The Shocco Springs are nine miles by stage from Warrington, in Warren county. This is said to be a mild saline-sulphur water, and is aperient and diuretic. There are accommo- dations at the Springs for about four hundred guests. Warren White Sulphur Springs are ten miles by stage from Ridgeway, in Warren county. The water has not been analyzed, but is of service in hepatic derangements and dyspepsia. A strong Chalybeate Spring is also found here. There are accommodations for several hundred persons. Buncombe Hot Springs are upon the banks of the French Broad river. According to Professor Smith the water contains the chlorides and the sulphates of calcium and mag- nesium. If taken internally the water acts as a purgative, but soon loses its effect in this direction. The water is chiefly used for bathing purposes. Kitterell’s Springs are in Granville county, on the railroad between Raleigh and Weldon. Iron, lime, alum, soda, magnesia and potassa have been found in the water of these Springs. Scrofulous affections are said to be benefited by the free use of these waters. The Healing Spring, in Davidson county, the Sulphur Spring, in Buncombe county, and several others that might be used for medicinal purposes, are found in this State. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF NORTH CAROLINA. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Wilmington was organized July 1st, 1871. Instruction is given by eight professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular course of lectures commences on the first Monday in November and continues until the middle of the following March. Clinical instruction is given at the Wilmington Dispensary, the County Almshouse, the City and the Marine Hospitals. The fees are : matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $120 (single tickets, $20 each); demonstrator’s ticket, $10 ; graduation, $30. The summer session opens the first Monday in May and ends the middle of October. The fee for this course is $50, one-half of which will be credited to students who attend the next winter course. “ A limited number of beneficiary students will be received. Prefer- ence given to sons of physicians and clergymen and to wounded and disabled soldiers. In addition, one will be admitted from each senatorial district of the State. Beneficiaries will be required to pay the fee for matriculation, dissection and graduation.” HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. The Insane Asylum of North Carolina.—This institution was first inaugurated under the auspices of Miss D. L. Dix. She visited the State in 1848, and urged upon the General Assembly, then in session, action. They made an appropriation of $100,000, and appointed a commission. A site of 125 acres—an elevated position within one mile of Raleigh—was purchased and work commenced. Appropriations were made from time to time as the work progressed, amounting in all to $250,000. Patients were first received February 22d, 1856. The building is of granite foundation and of brick superstructure. It consists of a centre building 80 by 120 feet, four stories high, with an observatory 90 feet in height from the ground; and two wings, north and south, each 323 feet long, three stories high and 40 feet in width. Entire length of building 726 feet. The wings are divided each into six wards, two on each floor, with rooms ten by ten feet, on each side of a corridor ten feet wide. There are in each ward twenty rooms for patients and attendants. The institution accom- modates 220 patients. The building is warmed by hot air forced up flues in the wall, with register openings into the corridors upon every floor, and ventilated in the same way by a fan pumped by steam. During the year ending October 31st, 1873, thirty-three males and seventeen females were received, and twenty-eight males and thirteen females were dis- charged, leaving 124 males and 118 females in the asylum November 1st, 1873. We are indebted to the Superintendent, Eugene Grisson, M. D-, for information in regard to this asylum. We have no information in regard to the ‘Wilmington City Hospital or the Marine Hospital at the same place. The United States Marine Hospital at Wilmington was sold by the Government in 1S70. The faculty of the Wilmington College of Physicians and Surgeons are taking steps to erect a Charity Hospital. 570 NORTH CAROLINA. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF NORTH CAROLINA. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of North Carolina Marcellus Whitehall J. McKee. Medical Society of Abbeville County John A. Robinson. Medical Society of Currituck County *H. G. Land W. II. Cowell. Medical Society of Guilford County James K. Hall Medical Society of Little River J. B. Dunn Walter Debnam. Medical Society of New Hanover County J. C. Walker Geo. E. Thomas. Medical Society of Rowan County Medical Society of Warren County Medical Society of Western North Carolina... *The officers of 1873. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF IIM OF NORTH CAROLINA. ABE BEL Abell J. U., Swan Quarter. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858. Abernathy T. M., Newton. Abernathy James, Brevard. Abernathy J. M., Dallas. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Adams E. B., Statesville. Adkins Stephen, Eed Hill. Adkinson D., Sparta. Akard G. II., Burnsville. Albright Wm. Madison, (e) Greensboro’. One course Jefferson med. coll., 1866-67. Alexander , Trenton. Alexander Elias C., Charlotte. Alexander Samuel J., Charlotte. Allen J. F. S., Pigeon River. Allen Solomon, Snow Camp. Allen T. A., Hendersonville. M. D., Charleston med. coll, (no date). Allison J. G., Morrisville. Allison John A., Statesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Allright Durant II., Sandy Grove. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Alston J. W., Manson. Alston Willis, Littleton. Anderson Edwin Alexander, Wilmington. A. B., Yale coll., 1835; A. M., 1839; M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1833; registrar med. soc of New Hanover co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of N. C.;—au- thor of papers, “ Lead Poisoning,” 1853, etc. Anderson I., County Line. Anderson J. Q., Anderson’s Store. Anderson R., Albemarle. Anderson W. S., Black Creek. Andrews King, Elizabethtown. Andrews W. P., Shelby. Anthony P., Scotland. Applewhite , Stantonsburgh. Arendell Michael F., Beaufort. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1843. Armfleld David Allison, Jamestown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861; act. ass’t surg. confed. army. Armstrong J. G., Joyners. Arnold William, Jonesboro’. Arthur P. II., Winton. Aslie Edmund F., Wadesboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Askew A. II., Coleraine. Askew Andrew I., Pitch Landing. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1841. Attmore George S., Newberne. Avera Thomas H., Eagle Eock. Bagsby , Newberne. Bahnson Henry Theodore, Salem. Studied med. univ. of Prague, Berlin, and Utrecht, Germany; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of N. C. Bailey G. P., Lawsonville. Baker Joseph H., Tarboro’. Banks T. L., Middle Creek. Banner Constantine L., Mount Airy. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Barham K. G., Wilson. Barnes ——, Lumberton. Barnes E., Wilson. Barr E. E., China Grove. M.*D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Barr , Lone Creek. Barrier P. A., Mt. Pleasant. Barron C. H., Whitakers. Barron W., Jackson. Battle W. II., Clayton, Baxter J. J., Currituck. Baynes E. C., Bushy Fork. Beall J. F., Cotton Grove. Beal E. L., Le Noir. Becktler C. G., Morgantown. Beckwith John Bailey, Smithfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1837. Bell , Mocksville. Bell A. W., Franklin. Bell L. M., Currituck. Bell T. J., Worm Springs. Bellamy J. D., Wilmington. Bellamy William J. H., Wilmington. A. B., univ. of N. C.; M. !>., med. deji’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of New Hanover co., and med. soc. of N. C.; prof, in coll, of phys. and surg., Wilmington, N. C.reporter of “ Roosa’s Eye and Ear Clinic,” 1867-8. BEM NORTH CAROLINA COB 571 Beman P. T., Lanesboro’. Bennett Alston, Pactolus. Benton Evan, East Bend. Bernard S. A., Hotel. Bernard AY A., Greenville. Bernett J. AY, AYadesboro’. Berrier Paul A., Mt. Pleasant. Berry D., Morgantown. Berry AY A., Wilmington. Berry AY F., Pittsboro’. M. D., Jefferson mad. coll., 1851. Betliune Angus, Carthage. Bickett Thomas A\r., Monroe. Bill L. M., Currituck. Bingham L. S., Concord. Bizzell Henry Arthur, Clinton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; member med. soc. of Lampson co.;—author of paper, “Ca3sarean Section after Rupture of Uterus,” 1856. Bizzell J., Clinton. Bizzle AY A., Elizabethtown. Black K. AAL, Fayetteville. Black L. D., Lincolnton. Blackwell G. AY, Kittrells. Blackwell Richard, Durham. Blair J. C., Le Noir. Blair I. C., Pioneer Mills. Blair J. S., Pioneer Mills. Blount H. AA7., La Grange. Blount AY, AYashington. Blount AY A., Pactolus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., I860. Blunt E. J., Ridge Springs. Blunt AY R., Jr., AYashiugton. Bonner AY., Sladesville. Boone , Mixonton. Booth J. Walter, Tally Ho. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; exam. surg. life ins. co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year. Booth Samuel D., Tally Ho. Bost Jaekson Lafayette, Olive Branch. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859. Boyd J. T., Salisbury. Boyden T. G., Gold Hill. Bracken S. E., Blackwell. Bradley A., Wilmington. Branch James H., Enfield. Brevard E. A., Lincolnton. Brevard R. J., Lincolnton. Brodie , Enfield. Brodie Walter, Whitakers. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1867; member med. soc. of N. C. Brodnax E. T., Leaksville. Brodnax J. G., Cascade. Brooks Thomas, St. Lawrence. Brooks AVilliam M., Milton. Brookser AY., Gray’s Cross Roads. Brookshire B. AY., Science Hill. Brower J. L., Buffalo Ford. Brown B., Yanceyville. Brown G. S. B., Merry Hill. Brown J. B., Leesville. Brown Jesse P., Greenville. Brown J. R., Carthage. Brown Martin L., Lincolnton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; ass’t surg. con- fed. army 2 years. Brown M. M. B., Greenville. Brown W. C., Kinston. Brown AY., Greenville. Brown AV. S., Ash boro’. Browne G. S. P., Hertford. Browne Ridley, Littleton. Bruton J. J., New Hope Academy. Bryan J. G., Washington. Bryan J. P., Kinston. Budd A. Y., Egypt. Bulla A. C., Asliboro’. Bulla Alexander, Jackson Hill. Bullock William James, Pantego. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857; member med. soc. of N. C. Burkhart C. F., Goldsboro’. Burns J. B., Pittsboro’. Burns William L., Ashboro’. Busbee W. J., Auburn. Butt James JST., Elizabeth City. Butt A. J., Durham’s Creek. Bynum II. W., Winston. Cain D. ,T., Asheville. Caldwell E., Lincolnton. Caldwell J. A., Salisbury. Caldwell J. W., Charlotte. Caldwell John E., Hopewell. Calloway J., Wilkesboro’. Cameron , Hillsboro’. Camp George, Island Ford. Campbell Charles, Murfreesboro’. Campbell D. B., Peacock. Campbell J. R., Newton. Campbell J. W., Jonesboro’. Campbell O., Newton. Campbell R. S., Snow Creek. Campbell AY. M., Statesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Canady J. G., South Lowell. Candler C. H., Webster. Candler C. N., Turkey’s Creek. Candler G. N., Leicester. Capehart W. R., Edenton. Carson J. M., Taylorsville. Carson Philip, Oak Springs. Carter G. N., Paterson. Carter Jesse, Wentworth. Cash Frank, Huntsville. Cash L. II., Smith’s Grove. CasbyH. F., Concord. Caverniss J. F., Foust’s Mills. Chambers R. A., Pekin. Chapin A. B., St. Lawrence. Chappell Leroy, Forestville. Cheatham William Thomas, Henderson. M. D., med. coll, of Va., 1856; member med. soc. of N. C. Cheek B. A., Marion. Chunn M. L., Salisbury. Clark E., Middletown. Clement D. C., Mocksville. Clements G. W., Rockford. Clement W., Gaston. Clendenin AY. G., Graham. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Clingman J. P., Farmington. Cliff Charles, Leicester. Clifton James B., Louisburgh. Cobb Benjamin F., AYilmington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847 ; v.-pres. med. soc. coll, of phys. and surg., AYilmington, 1873; v.-pres. and prof, of obstet. coll, of phys. and surg.; surg. confed. army 3 years. 572 COB NORTH CAROLINA. EXU Cobb G. D., Gibson ville. Cobb R. G., Xewberne. Cobb Reuben, Tarboro’. Cobb William H. H., Goldsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; surg. confed. army 3 years. Coble AYesley, Greensboro’. Coble AV. A., Brick Church. Cockerham David, Jonesville. Coffin S. G., Jamestown. Cohoon I. T. P. C., Elizabeth. Colioon P. A. R. C., Elizabeth. Coke George H., Edenton. Coke L., Hamilton. Cole Brazilla L., Summerfield. Cole AVilliam AY., Walnut Grove. Coleman L. P., Gold Hill. Coleman S. F., Jerusalem. Coleman T. P., Concord. Collett W. A., Morgantown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Collins John A., Enfield. Commander Joseph, Elizabeth. Congleton A., Beaufort. Connelly AV. F., York College. Conner Henry AAr., Catawba Station. Conner AY. H. II., Xevv Market. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Cook C. L., Jonesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Cook J. H., Warrenton. Cook S. A., Oak Ridge. Cooke I., Oxford. Cooley , Franklinton. Cooley G. AY., Raleigh. Cooper R. AY., Fair View. Copeland AY. S., Jackson. Coppedge C. B., AVhite’s Store. Cotton James, Scotland Xeck. Covington C. C., Rockingham. Covington J. M., Rockingham. Courts AY. J., Ruffin. Cowan R. L., Salisbury. Cowan R. V. Statesville. Cowell AY. C., Currituck. Cowell Wm. Humphries, Indian Ridge. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of Currituck co. Cox A. L., IJannersville. Coxe David, AVoodville. Cozart William Wilie, Dutcliville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1856. Craton John M., Rutherfordton. Craven John A., Caraway. Crayton I. M., Rutherfordton. Crenshaw AY. M., Lewisburgh. Crowell Eli, Lincolnton. Crowell H. II.. Morgantown. Cummins T., Gibsonville. Curtis AY. G., Smithville. Cutler F. J., Wilmington. Cutts Addison, AATinslow. Dandridge F. AAr., Madison. Darden J. H., Faison’s Depot. Dailey C. E. C., Roanoke. Davenport AVilliam, Chimney Rock. Davidson AV. S. M., Charlotte. Davis B., Ileathville. Davis H., Kittrell’s. Davis J. B., Beaufort. Davis J. G., Brevard. Davis J. S., Pink Hill. Davis J. Z., Chapel Hill. Davis , La Grange. Davis J. W., Goldsboro’. Davis S. D., Vienna. Davis Thaddeus, Weldon. Davis William W., Wilmington. De Armand II. K., Charlotte. Debnam Walter, Earpsboro’. A. B., Trinity coll., N. C., 1861; A. M., 1863; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1867 ; member med. soc. ofN. C.; sec. med. soe. of Little Itiver. Devane , Magnolia. Dick J. G. A., All'ordsville. Dick W. II., Lumberton. Dicks D. C., Bed Shoals. Dicks W. P., Walkertown. Dillard George P., Abbott’s Creek. Dillard Peter H., Edenton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Dodd Gaston II., Louisburgh. Dodson , Milton. Dodson T. C., Yanceyville. Dorier X. B., Bonneville. Dorselt H. AV., Shady Grove. Doster James W., Monroe. Doster Thomas L., Monroe. Douglass B. F., Stony Point. Dowd C. F., Cary. Drake , Hilliardston. Drake F., Enfield. Drake J. A., Hilliardston. Drake John A., Battleboro’. Drinelle I., Yorkville. Dudley James M., Dudley. Dudley Samuel, Portsmouth. Duffey Charles, Richland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859. Duffey Francis, Jacksonville. Duffy Thomas S., Rutherfordton. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1843. Duffey W., Newberne. : Duggan W. A., Tarboro’. Dunham S. S., Washington. ! Dunn James B., Raleigh. Dunstan II. V., Windson. Dusenberry I., Lexington. Earl J. M., Nashville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Easley Henry, Chapel Hill. Eborne J.. Bath. Ector J. G., Friendship. Edney M. M., Ednevville. Edwards AY. L., Mud Lick. Elliott . Charlotte. Elliott E. ()., Statesville. Ellis James R., Hickory Station. Ellis II. A., Garysburgh. Elliss J. B.. County Line. Emery T. R., Raleigh. Emmet , Rocky Point. Enneth G., Snead’s Ferry. Ennis Henry C.. Clayton. Estes AV., Townesville. Estkirk J. F., AYilmington. Evans S. B., Newberne. Evans , Kinston. Exum AY. P., Goldsboro’. FAI NORTH CAROLINA, HAM 573 Faison H. W., Faison’s Depot. Falilcon , Littleton. Faulcon Edward Wyatt, Littleton Depot. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Farr S., Concord. Field George, Warrenton. Finleyson W. H-, Goldsboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Finch John, Concord. Flanner H. G., Wilmington. Fleming J. R., Rolesville. Fletcher G. W., Shufordsville. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1854. Flow D. M., Pioneer Mills. Flowers Cyrus, Hickory Station. Flowers Samuel Bryce, Mount Olive. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857 ; member med. soc. of N. C., and Eastern med. asso.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years;—author of article on, “ Ergot in Abortion” in “ Med. and Surg. Re- porter,” 1873. Folger M. Y., Dobson. Foote George Anderson., Warrenton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856, and med. coll, of Richmond, (no date); v.-pres. med. soc. of N. C., 1870; member med. board exam, of N. C.; corres. member gynsecolog. soc. of Boston, Mass. Forte W. A., Raleigh. Foster Ernest S., Louisburgh. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ. of Baltimore, Md., 1869. Foster Peter S., Louisburgh. Foulkes James F., Monticello. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Foushee R. J., Grove. Fox A. J., Lincolnton. Fox C. J., Charlotte. Fox Michael L., Sandy Creek. Foy B. F., Madison. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1859. Fraley J. R., Salisbury. Freeman F. R., Saxapahaw. Freeman G. W., Old Fort. Freeman W. E., Wilmington. Freeman W. G., Horsellsville. Frink L., Smith ville. Full J. G., Newberne. Fuller Alson, Hannersville. A. B., Trinity coll, of N. C., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Fuller J. F., Roxboro’. Furr Solomon, Concord. Gaither , Charlotte. Gardner O. P., Mooresboro’. Garreton James, Shilo. Garrett F., Enfield. Garrett F. M., Falkland. Garrett S. A., New Bethel Cross Roads. Gatchell H. T. F., Asheville. Gatling AV. J., Harrells ville. Gee Charles J., Weldon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. German , Ridgeway. Getman A. A., Chaumont. Gibbons Robert, Charlotte. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Gibson , Germantown. Gibson E. R., Salisbury. Gibson John A., Concord. A. B., Davidson coll., 1849; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member med. soc. of N. C. Gibson J. P., Concord. Gidney Jonathan Chauneey, Shelby. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Gilham , Oxford. Gilkey J. H., Marion. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Gillian Francis, Windsor. Gilmer S., Harrisburgh Depot. Glass W. L., Le Noil*. Glenn N. W., East Bend. Glen R., Greensboro’. Good N. A. S., Cherryville. Good O. N., Mooresboro’. Graham D. M., Point Coswell. Graham John, Charlotte. Graham Neill, White’s Creek. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Grammer Robert J., Pleasant Hill. Graves C. E., Trinity College. Graves Jesse D., Moffett’s Mills. Graves J. T., Wilson. Green* , Louisburgh. Green Benjamin E., Eranklinton. Greenwood M., Democrat. Gregg A. J., Tom’s Creek. Gregory Charles, Halifax. Gregory Francis Roger, Sassafras Fork. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; med. dep’t univ. of Va., (no date); ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Gregory Oscar, Graston. Gregory R., Charlotte. Gregory W. M., Charlotte. Gribble James L., Charlotte. Griffith James Franklin, Clemmonsville. M. D., med. dep’t. univ. of Pa., 1870. Griggs W. W., Indian Town. Grissom E., Raleigh. Gudger D. M., Hommeny Creek. Guerrant T. D. F., Leaksville. Guison J. A., Newberne. Gunn Allen, Yancey ville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1840. Hackett R. F., Wilkesboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Hadley O., Gold Hill. Hadley J. M., La Grange. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; sec. Lenoir co. med. soc.; treas. East. N. C. med. asso.; mem- ber med. soc. of N. C.; surg. confed. army 4 yrs. IJagne J. A., Burnsville. Haigh Thomas D., Fayetteville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851. Halcomb C. M., Chestnut Ridge. Hale W. H., Wilmington. Hall A. S., Scotland Neck. Hall James B., Scotland Neck. Hall J. K., Greensboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; member med. soc. of N. C.; pres. Guilford co. med. soc., 1873; corres. member gynsecol. soc. of Boston; surg. confed. army 13 months. Hall J. W., Salisbury. Halsey Robert, Williamstown. Hamlin J. J., Ashboro’. Hampton E. B., Jonesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. 574 HAM JOH NORTH CAROLINA. Hampton Leroy, Hampton ville. Hancock John M., Ashboro’. Hanks J. A., Pittsboro’. Hanks L. A., Pittsboro’. Happoldt C., Morgantown. Happoldt J. M., Morgantown. M. 1)., med. coll of S. C. Harderick J. K., Marshall. Hardison , Plymouth. Hardison II., Cool Spring. Hardy J. T. E., Asheville. Hardy J. G., Asheville. Harrell L., Brier Church. Harris C. II., Earpboro’. Harris II. II., Forestville. Harris J. A., Reem’s Creek. Harris K. P., Concord. Harris S., Lewisburg. Harris W. W., Wilmington. Harriss J. W., Farm ville. Harrison W. H., Cool Spring. Hart F., Tarboro’. Hart R., Bakersville. Hart Titus, Trenton. Hartsfield J. A., Kinston. Harvey John, Snow Hill. Haskins J. F., Smith Grove. Hauser R. A., Betlianie. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Hawkins W. J., Ridgeway. Hawley F., Magnolia. Hawley F. O., Shoe Heel. Hay J., Smithfield. Hay James, Boon Hill. Hay P. A., Madison. Hay R. D., Sandy Ridge. Hayes W. J., Webster. Haywood E. Burke, Raleigh. Haywood F. J., Raleigh. Haywood F. J., Jr., Raleigh. Haywood R. B., Raleigh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844. Hayworth Marmaduke M., Franklinville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Hendersou C. A., Salisbury. Henderson , Yancey ville. Henderson F. M., Concord. Henderson I. M. K., Hopewell. Henderson John L., Mt. Pleasant. Henderson J., Morgantown. Henderson James M., Charlotte. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859. Henderson McX., Alexandria. Henderson W. F., Williamsboro’. Ilanley Samuel A., Hill’s Store. Henry Peyton T., Coleraine. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. Herndon II., Oxford. Herndon W. T., Morrisville. Herring X. B., Stanhope. Hickman L. B., Elklin. Hicks J. II., Kernersville. Hicks John R., Williamsboro’. Hicks O., Rutherfordton. Hicks Robert J., Williamsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of N. C., and Am. med. asso.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Hicks W. X., Fish Darn. Hicks William, Oxford. Hill A. II., Lexington. Hill C., Dudley. Hill J. H., Wilmington. Hill L. H., Germantown. Hill T., Kernersville. Hill Warburton, Sparta. Hill W. G., Raleigh. Hilliard W. L., Asheville. Hines P. W., Xewberne. Hines Thomas C., Kittrells. Hobbes , Clinton. Hogan John R., Chapel Hill. ITolaway Daniel, Laurel Springs. Holland E. B., Dallas. Holcomb , Yadkinsville. Holliday R. II., Dismal. Hollingsworth J. E., Mt. Airy. Hollingsworth W. R., Mt. Airy. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Holmes A., Clinton. Holt E. X., Flat River. Holt W. A., Davidson College. Ilolton Alfred. Franklinsville. Hooker (J., Hillsboro’. Hoover Andrew S., Jamestown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854. House John T., Greenville. Houston G., Mt. Monroe. Houston John W., Burnsville. Houston O. P., Mt. Ulla. Houston Thomas A., Burnsville. Howze II. T., Wadesboro’. Hughes Isaac W., Xewberne. Hughes James, Xewberne. Hughes J. II., Kinston. Hughes William R., Hurdle’s Mill. Hunt L. G., Huntsville. Hunter Henry Holmes, Sunsbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; med. exam, life ins. co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Huntley . Lanesboro’. Hutchinson C. X., Charlotte. Hyatt Henry Otis, Kinston. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; member med. soc. of N. C., med. soc. of Lenor co.;—author of paper, “Functional Enlargement of Reproduc- tive Organs,” 1873. Ingram M. A., Ansonville. Ingram William A., Ansonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Jackson Isaac, Whiteville. Jackson John W., Louisburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Jacobs John C., Rich Square. James Fernando C., Bethel. M. D., National med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. con- fed. army. Jenkins R. C., Xew Hope. Jerman T. P., Ridgeway. Johns A. B., Leaksville. M. P., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; ass’t surg. con’ fed. army. Johnson D., Crane’s Creek. Johnson James, Margarettsville. Johnson Joseph, Avery’s Creek. Johnson J. T., Le Xoir. Johnston Charles E., Raleigh. Johnston J. M., Yancey ville. Johnston S. H., Dallas. JOII NORTH CAROLINA. McC 575 Johnston Sidney X., Castania Grove. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1829; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1835. Jones Alexander Strachan, Warrenton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Washington, 1870; member med. soc. of Warren co. Jones Beverly, Bethania. Jones Edward, Gatesville. Jones G. G. II., Lovelady. Jones Isaac W., Salisbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857. Jones Johnston B., Charlotte. Jones J. M., Brevard. Jones J. W., Tarboro’. Jones John Wesley, Chapel Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857; member med. soc. of N. C.; med. exam, on anat. State board of exam.; corres. member gynecological soc. of Boston. Jones L., Charlotte. Jones W. J., Snow Hill. Jordan J., Murfreesboro’. Jordan John C., Boykin’s Depot. Judd W. J., Louisburgh. Kell James T., Charlotte. Kelly Hugh, Statesville. Kendall W, Ansonville. Kennian D. W., Farmington. Kerner E., Kernersville. Kerr C. L., Black River Chapel. Kerr W. M., Hopewell. Keehln Theodore F., Salem. Kill T., Pineville. Killabren Charles L., Sparta. Kimbrough D. W., Smith Grove. Kimbrough M. D., Smith Grove. King B. K., Blue Ridge. King F. S., Beaufort. King J. Francis, Wilmington. M. 1)., N. Y. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of New Hanover co., and med. soc. of N. C.; pres. coll, of phys. and surg., Wilmington, N. C., 1872; surg. confed. army 4 years. King Joel G., Warrenton. M. D., med. coll, of Va., 1863; member med. soc. of N. C.; ass’t surg. confed. navy 2 years. King R. W., Wilson. King M. C.. Hendersonville. King William Richmond, Lewisburgh. M. D., mod. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1838; member med. soc. of N. C. Kinyon , Lewisville. Kirby George L., Goldsboro’. M. 1)., Long Island hosp. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Nj C.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Kirkham John C., Foushee’s Mills. Knight Charles W., Sparta. Knight J. F., Tarboro’. Knight Joseph L., Sparta. Koonce Philip, Newport. Krider D. W., Bowan Mills. Kron F. J., Albemarle. Lamb Benjamin F., Belvidere. A. B., Earlham coll., Ind., 1864; M. D., Miami med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1869; ex-member med. soc. of Wayne co., Ind. Land Henry Gaskins, Poplar Branch. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; pres. med. soc. of Currituck co.; ass’t surg. confed. army and navy during the war. ! Landis George W., Oak Hill. Lane H. C., Ashborough. Lane W. B., Ashborough. Lane William Walter, Wilmington. A. B., univ. of N. 0., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of New Hanover co., and med. soc. of N. C. Laning I., Lincolnton. Lawrence A. A., Statesville. Lawrence John Crowder, Murfreesboro’. M. U., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868. Lawrence J. J., Sparta. Laxton J. L., Morganton. Leach John S., Leacliburgh. Leary J., Murfreesboro’. Leathers J. C., Mt. Tirzah. Ledbetter Jonathan, Otter Creek. Lee A. M., Clinton. Lee D. E., Columbia. Lee James F., Monroe. Lee W. H., Gatesville. Letters Richardson, Beaufort. Letters , Beaufort. Lesesne Charles, Cedar Creek. Lester T. J., Hendersonville. Lewis Henry E., Sparta. Lewis II. G., Plymouth. Lewis R. F., Lumberton. Lewter John T., Murfreesboro’. M. D., med. dep\ univ. of Pa., 1849. Lilly W. H., Concord. Lindsey A. D., Kernersville. Little S. W., Clarksville. Little William, Raleigh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861. Lloyd Henry B., Chapel Hill. Locke M. A., Rowan Mills. Logan Charles, Homony. Logan J., Greensboro’. Long G. W., Melville. Long James F., Washington. Long J. F., Newberne. Long O. F., Hillsboro’. Long T., Mt. Nebo. Love Samuel L., Waynesville. Love William J., Wilmington. Lowe A. M., Douglass. Lowther Samuel J., Sunsbury. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845. Lucas A. B., Bernard. Luckey F. N., Salisbury. Lundson W. J., Elizabeth City. Lutterloh A. J. II., Ilardley’s Mills. Lutterlou Thomas C., Curtis’ Mills. Lyda A. J., Davidson’s River. Lyndaman W. W., Asheville. Lyle J. M., Franklin. Lynn J. G., Laurel Springs. McArthur David. Red Banks. McBane B. F., McBanesville. McBryde David, Shoe Heel. McCanless Edward. Mt. Mourne. McCanless W. W., Danbury. McCanley J. W., Pleasant Grove. McClenahan J. S., Pittsboro’. McCallum D., Bladensboro’. McCallum AVilliam, Alfordsville. McCombs J. P., Charlotte. McCorkle J. R., Deep Well. M. D., Jeiferson med. coll., 1851. 576 McC NORTH CAROLINA. MUL McCormick J. W., Swan’s Station. McCoy G. G., Old Fort. McDanice A. P., McLeansville. McDonald A. K., Elizabethtown. McDonald A. M., Carthage. McDonald A. S., Wilmington. McDonald John, Washington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of N. C.; surg. confed. States army 4 years. McDougald Alex., Shoe Heel. McDougald J. A., Swan’s Station. McDuffie William C., Fayetteville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1855. McDowell J. A., Asheville. McEaclien J. E., Concord. McFagen A. R., Bostick’s Mills. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. McGougan J. M., Cerro Gordo. McGuire J., County Line. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857. McIntosh R. II., Elizabeth City. McIntosh , Currituck. Mclvor John, Jonesboro’. McKay James A., Barclaysville. McKee A. C., Concord. McKee James, Raleigh. McKee J. F., Wilmington. McKee William II., Raleigh. McKinnan W. H., Fayetteville. McLanahan , Pittsboro’. McLean J. A., McLeansville. McLean J. A., Holly Springs. McLean J. D., Stoneville. McLean J. F., Bunn’s Level. McLean W. B., Dallas. McLean W. S., Mud Lick. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. McLenden Walter Jones, Wadesboro’. M. D., med. dep’t of Washington univ., Baltimore, 1872; member med. soc. of N. C. McLennan Allen, Sulphur Springs. McLaughlin S. C., Monroe. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of S. C., 1850. McMannen L. D., Durham. McNeder Y. St. C., Powell’s Point. McNeill W. M., Lillington. McNeill G. C., Newton. McPhaul T. D., White House. McRae James A., Fayetteville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845. McSwaine II. A.,Kyle’s Landing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851. MaborW., East Bend. MacNair A. II., Sparta. Macon G. II., Bunkleysville. Macrae James A., Fayetteville. Mallett William P., Carey. Malone Ellis, Louisburgh. Man E. D., Hadley’s Mills. Mann T. II., Louisburgh. Manning II. E. T., Weldon. Marley Henry B., Smithfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Marr Thomas, Bay River. Marriott R. II., Rocky Mount. Martin John O., Double Shoals. Martin J. T., Mocksville. Martin L. W., Beaufort. Martin William S., Leaksville. One course lect. at Jefferson med. coll. Mase J. M., Pigeon River. Massay G. M., Leicester. Masters Joseph, Ilookerton. Masters S., Newberne. Mathews George E., Ringwood. M. D., med. dep’t of Washington univ., Md., 1868. Matley W. L., Rutherfordton. Matthews J. D., Castalia. Matthews John T., Oldtown. Mattock G. M., Pollocksville. Mauney Janies L., Beaufort. Mayo P. II., Falkland. Mayo W. T., Whitakers. Cleans Theodore M., Charlotte. Mebane Benjamin Franklin, Mebaneville. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1847; A. M., 1850; M. D., med. dejj’t univ. of Pa., 1850. Mercer J. R., Tarboro’. Michal G. W., Newton. Miller J. A., Rocky Point. Miller F. .Goldsboro’. Miller J. F., Goldsboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Miller J. M., Charlotte. Miller William John T., Shelby. M. I)., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1827; ex- member Piedmont med. soc. Miller William R., Raleigh. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Mills .T. C., Blackwell. Mills Richard, Statesville. Mock A. L., Clemmonsville. Moir R. T., Francisco. Monk J. C., Newton Grove. Monroe A. J., Manchester. Monroe W. J., Prospect HalL Montague Alexander, Rolesville. A. I>., univ. of N. C., 1865; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1868; member med. soc. of Little River. Montague II. W., Rolesville. Montgomery J. II., Swift Island. Moore Alexander I)., Wilson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. Moore B., Franklin. Moore C. G. C., Rich Square. Moore C. J., Old Fort. Moore G. C., St. Johns. Moore John A., Company’s Shops. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Moore Thomas J., Charlotte. Moore William H., Goldsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1850; member med. soc. of N. C.; su rg. confed. army 4 years. Morgan F. M., Indian Ridge. Morgan II. A., Gatesville. Morgan John W., Brevard. Morrill Samuel, Marlboro’. Morris John II., Walkertown. Morrison G. M., Pollocksville. Morrison G. N., Laurel Hill. Morrison M. R., Whiteville. Morton C. W., Salisbury. Morton E.. Indian Town. Mosely G. W.. Clinton. Moss J. R., Ivittrells. Mott Henry, Iron Station. Mott I., Beatie’s Station. Mott W., Beatie’s Station. Mull G. W., Newton. Mullen F. N., South Mills. MUR NORTH CAROLINA, RIC 577 Murphy Cornelius Tate, Magnolia. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of N. C., and board of med. exam, for N. C.; pres, board of public charities, and director in- sane asylum of N. C. Murphy II. F., Camera. Murphy J. E., Dallas. Murphy Nathan II., Louisburgh. Murray M. M., Lake Comfort. Nabers A. H., Brittain. Nabers H. II., Brittain. Neagle John E., Dallas. Neal Thomas C., Charlotte. Neese J. P., Gibsonville. Neighbours , Averysboro’. Neill . Charlotte. Nelson M. L., Asheville. Nesbit J. K., Statesville. Nesbit N. II., Salisbury. Newby G. C., Egypt. Newcome J. E., Murfreesboro’. Neworm James C., Newton. Nicholson W., Belvidere. Nixon Alfred C., Hartford. Nixon George W., South Mills. Noblett W. B.,Old Fort. Noram H. S., Wilmington. Norcome Henderson S., Wilmington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ra., 1 52; member coll, phys. and surg. of Wilmington, N. C.; corres. member gynaecological soc. of Boston. Norcom William A. B., Edenton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857 ; pres. med. soc. of N. C., 1873; cor. member gynaecological soc. of Boston. Norman H. IE, Skinnersville. "Norment R. M., Lumberton. Norton E., Fair Bluff. Ogburn C. M., Greensboro’. O’Hagan Charles J., Greenville. Osborne J. E., Knot Creek. Owen J. B., Goldsboro’. Palmer Archibald W., Egypt. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Palmer V. J., Duncan’s Creek. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Parks D. C., New Castle. Parker D. Reid, Trinity College. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861; exam. surg. during the war, N. C. Parker Eustace W., Columbia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1840. Parker Joseph, Gatesville. Parks Thomas M., Monroe. Parks W. P., Olin. Paschall L. M., Oxford. Patrick H. L., Monroeton. Patterson A., Laurel Hill. Patterson Duncan N., Mangum. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; v.-pres. med. soc. of N. C., 1870-71; del. to Am. med. asso., 1873. Patterson F., Warrenton. Patterson II. A., Patterson’s Store. Patterson R., Shoeco Springs. Patton John W., Murpliy. Paul W. T., Williamstown. Payne Robert Lee, Lexington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of N. C.; member and exam, on obstetrics and dis. of women and child., med. exam, board of N. C.; cor. member gynaecological soc. of Boston, Meigs and Mason acad. of med.;—author of various articles in “ Phila. Med. and Surg. Reporter ; ”—specialty, dis. of women and child. Payne C., Lexington. Peace Chris. C. R., F airport. Peacock C. C., Stantonsburgh. Pearsalt , Clinton. Pearson Robert C., Morgantown. Peatross J. L., Colesville. Peete R. S. F., Warren Plains. Pepper •, Wilson’s Store. Pepper I., Danbury. Perkins E. L., Newport. Perry Alexander, Belvidere. Perry Bennett B., Louisburgh. Perry J. M., Beaufort. Perry M. P., Littleton. Perry S., Louisburgh. Person B. T., Nahunta. Persons J. B., Nahunta. Pettway P. S., Tar boro’. Philips Joshua, Salisbury. Philips W. M., Yadkinville. Phipps A. A., Shaw’s Mills. Attend, one full course med. lects in med. coll, of Va., 1862. Phipps L. A., Shaw’s Mills. Pierce A. B., Weldon. Pitchford T. J., Warrenton. Pittman N. J., Tarboro’. Plummer A., Manson. Plunkett John, Greensboro’. Pollock W. A. J., Kinston. Pollock , Kinston. Pool N. E., Sliilo. Poole J. II., Ilintonsville. Porter A. S., Greensboro’. Potter F. W., Wilmington. Powell A. M., Catawba Station. Powell George T., Catawba. Powell S. A., Summerfield. Powell Thomas C., Kingsboro’. Price D. G., Shelby. Price R. B., Shelby. Primrose R. S., Newberne. Proflth Joseph, Beaufort. Pugh T. C., Williamstown. Raine J. R., Wentworth. Ramsay James Graham, Rowan Mills. A. B., Davidson coll., 1841; A. M., 1846; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of N. C.; ex.pres. med. soc. of Rowan co. Ramsey J. N., Seaboard. Ramsey J. G. M., Charlotte. Ramsey W. C., Wadesboro’. Reagan James A., Reem’s Creek. M. D., Shelby med. coll., Nashville, Tennessee, 1859; v.-pres. med. soc. of western N. C. Reed J. F., Old Fort. Reynolds John B., Asheville. Rice P. B., Newberne. Richardson John M., Lincolnton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Richardson M. C. B., Newberne. 578 RIC NORTH CAROLINA SPE Richardson W. E., Eagle Rock. Ricks W. B., Rocky Mount. Riddick A. H., Gatesville. Riddick C. B., Kittrell’s. Riddick W. M., Woodville. Rivers James G., Boon. Rives J. G., Brattleboro’. Roane N. M., Yanceyville. Roane Preston, Yancey ville. Robbins J. L., High Point. Roberts G. M., Mt. Olive. Roberts M., Stocksville. Roberts M. P., Fair View. Roberts R. H., Williamsboro’. Roberts William C., Boon Hill. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1854. Robertson E. J., AVoodsdale. Robeson R. R., Kyle’s Landing. Robinson Benjamin W., Fayetteville. Robinson II. H., Wilmington. Robinson H. II., Jr., Wilmington. Robinson John Andrew, Due West. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1868; sec. med. soc. of Abberville co. Robinson J. S., Wilmington. Robinson S. AY., Magnolia. Robinson W. F., Goldsboro’. Robison Abner R., Oaks. Roberts William C., Princeton. Rogers H. M., Waynesville. Romtree F. M., Kinston. Romtree J., Kinston. Rose Joseph G., Smithfleld. Rose L. R., Mt. Pleasant. Roseman M. A. J., Salisbury. Ross H. B., Sladeville. Ross L. G., Fentress. Rountree F. M., Hookerton. Rounsaville H. E., Thomasville. Rowland William, Leachburgh. Royster W., Raleigh. Rozier S. B., Lumberton. Rucker J. L.. Rutherford ton. Rudeshill J. C., Lincolnton. Ruffin John K., Washington. Ruffin T., Graham. Russ C. D., Elizabethtown. Russ Simpson, White Hall. Sanders John W., Newport. Sapp A. J., High Point. Sapp B. J., Kernersville. Satchell Solomon S., AYilmington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1845; pres. med. soc. of N. C., 1867; prof, physiol, and therap., and prac. of med. and clin. med., coll, of phys. and surg., Wilmington. Saunders L. K., Elizabeth. Saunders Samuel, Franklin. Savage O. B., Gatesville. Savage M. T., Scotland Neck. Scales Jefferson, Reidersville. M. D., Jeffersen med. coll., 1867. Scales N., Sandy Ridge. Scarborough G. T., Murfreesboro’. Schoffner J. T., Salem. Schonwald J. F., AArilmington. Schoolfield L. D., Hillsboro’. Scott A. II., Concord. Scott T. II., Nashville. • Scroggs A. A., Le Noir. Seavey J. B., Harrell’s Store. Sellars B. A., Long’s Mills. Sessoras Joseph W., Coleraine. ShafFner John F., Salem. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of N. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. con- fed. army 4 yearsauthor of prize essay “ On the Use of Tobacco, and its Injurious Effects on the Human System,” 1860. Shankle A. J., Albemarle. Shannahan James, Hertford. Shannonhouse J. J., Hertford. Sharpe J., Murfreesboro’. Sharpe S., Ilornellsville. Sharpe T. H., Ilornellsville. Sharpe W. R., Fulton. Shaw Daniel, Laurinburgh. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Shaw II. M., Indian Ridge. Shaw John, Carthage. Sheinpool*R. A., Milledgeville. Shelton J. II., Arcadia. Sheppard I. D., Jonesboro’. Sherrill J. A., Sherrill’s Ford. Sherrod J. W., Hamilton. Shimpock R. A., Gold Hill. Shuford W., Catarrh Station. Siewers 1ST. S., Salem. Siffird P. A., China Grove. Silles N., Castalia. Simmons W. A., Troy. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Sinclair D., Fayetteville. Singleton S., Hertford. Sizemore John, Fair View. Skipman A. J., Berrow’s Marsh. Sloam J. J., Charlotte. Slover Charles, Newberne. Smallwood Charles, Hotel. Smallwood E. F., Newberne. Smith A. E., Raleigh. Smith C., Morven. Smith Duncan, St. Paul’s. A. M., Princeton coll., N. J., 1849; two full courses Jefferson med. coll. Smith D., Colesville. Smith Daniel, Shoe Heel. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Smith D. M., Swift Creek. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858 Smith Farquel, Smithfleld. Smith F. J., Chapel Hill. Smith G. G., Mill Hill. Smith J. C., Morven. Smith J. J., Jamesville. Smith J. R., Stonesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Smith Josiah Townsend, Hertford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Ya., 1846; ex-member med. soc. of N. C.; phys. to Perquiman’s co. almshouse since May, 1853. Smith R. II., Coleraine. Smith S. B., Windsor. Smith T. W., Wilkesboro’. Smith W., Madison. Smith W. H., Swansboro’. Smith William W., Lovelady. Snowden P. G., Pittsboro’. Sommerville Thomas II., Edenton. Sparrow S. P., Sladesville. Speed Edward A., Flat River. SPE NORTH CAROLINA WIL 579 Speed R. K., Elizabeth. Speight R. H., Tarboro’. Spicer I. D., Snow Hill. Spencer S. B., Madison. Squire W. R., Gaston. Stafford C. T., Lewisville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Stallings J. B., Wilson. Stancell R. H., Margarettsville. Stancill J. M., Rockingham. Stanfield J. A., Leasburgh. Stansil P. W., Rockingham. Staples H. H., Greensboro’. Staton L. L., Tarboro’. Stephens W. J., Leasburgh. Stevens I. M., Leicester. Stewart James, Pioneer Mills. Stilly Burton, Washington. Stith L. A., Wilson. Stone A. J., Nahunta. Stone J. S., Stony Grove. Strong J. M., Charlotte. Strudwick William S., Hillsboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Strudwick , Hillsboro. Sugg Josiah Pender, Tarboro’. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1867; mem- ber med. soc. of N. C. Summerell Joseph John, Salisbury. A. B., univ. of N. G., 1842; A. M., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; pres. med. soe. of N. C., 1866. Summey B. F., Asheville. Sutton W. T., Windsor. Swann I., Wilmington. Tabler J. M., Webster. Taft John S., Greenville. Tate H. W., Morgantown. Taylor D. T., Washington. Taylor D. C., Oxford. Taylor J. M., Stanhope. Taylor M. B., Salisbury. Taylor S., Holly Spring. Teague S. E., Moffitt’s Mills. Telfair Alex. F., Smithfield. Telfair David A., Smithfield. Temple Wilson S., Elizabeth. Terrell W. L., Pea Ridge. Thaxton J. J., Milton. Thomas R. W., Thomasville. M. D., Jefferson Med. coll., 1851 •; ass’t surg. hosp. 1 year. Thomas W. G., Wilmington. Thompson A. G., Seagle’s Store. Thompson J. A., Leasburgh. Thompson J. R., Smithfield. Thompson K., Scull Cap. Thompson V. V., Henderson. Thornton PI. II., Ayersville. Thorp II. R., Rocky Mount. Thorpe William, Oak Hill. Thrash G. IP., Sulphur Springs. Threadgill John, Covington. Thruston S. D., Smithville. Tillery R. C., Rocky Mount. Tilmon J. A., Wadesboro’. Tollson A. C., Shallotte. Tomlinson J. M., Bush Hill. Toms Thorrias, Burnt Chimney. Torrenn W. J., Pleasant Bridge. Tracey J. W., White Plains. Tracey J., Shelby. Turner Hector, Carthage. Turner Henry E., Newport. Turner Thomas PL, Hillsboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Vann , Forestville. Yick Joshua, Selma. Vickers Thomas S., Durham. Waddell J. M., Blakeley. Walker B. N., Plymouth. Walker Columbus F., Murphy. Walker J. G., Wilmington. Walker R. E., Beaufort. Walker W. A., Columbus. Walker W. S., McBanesville. Walkup Henry C., Charlotte. Wallin Jesse, Marshall. Walton Pleasant, Siloam. Ward E. W., Jacksonville. Ward N., Jacksonville. Ward W. W., Plymouth. Ware James T., Locust Hill. Warren L. P., Edenton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Watford W. B., Coleraine. Watson E. W., Newberne. Watson Samuel B., Charlotte. Webb R. T., Louisburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854. Welch T. K., Onallatown. Wellons J. D. T., Smithfield. Westmoreland S., Germanton. Weston B. L., Loke Landing. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1872. Whitaker B., Enfield. Whitaker M. W., Enfield. White C., Wilton. Whitehead M., Salisbury. Whitehead W. H., Tarboro’. Whiting C. J., Mocksville. Whitson George W., Asheville. Whitted W. D., Hendersonville. Whittley H. M.. Smithfield. Wilcox M. A., Halifax. Williams B. C., Chalk Level. Williams C. J., Pittsboro’. Williams Donald, Tarboro’. Williams Elisha, Gatesville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Williams F. R., Farmington. Williams, J. B., Warrenton. Williams James J., Monroe. Williams J. L., Democrat. Williams J. M., Arcadia. Williams J. R., Greensboro’. Williams Junius S., Averysboro. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Williams R. E., Warrenton. Williams Sol., Warrenton. Williams Thomas, Shelby. Williams William, Harnett C. H. Williamson E. D., Charlotte. Williamson John E., Locust Hill. Willy Henry E., Gatesville. Wilson A. B. M., Wilmington. Wilson G. A., Sassafras Fork. Wilson H. C., Yadkinville. Wilson J. J., Gold Hill. 580 WIL NORTH CAROLINA ZEV Wilson John Robinson, Harris Depot. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866. Wilson Turner, Windsor. Wilson Thomas James, Hillsboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860 ; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Wilson W. R., Williamsboro’. Winants J. E., Wilmington. Winbourne R. H., Edenton. Winslow C., Hertford. Winslow Thomas L., Trinity College. Wiseman A. W., Jerusalem. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year. Wiseman J. W., Farmington. Wolf , Stoney Ridge. Wood D. B., Roman Mills. Wood J. E., Columbia. Wood James H., Margarettsville. Wood Thomas Panning, Wilmington. Commissioned by army board of exam., 1863; licensed by board of med. exam, of N. C., 1867 ; hon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868; member med. asso. of New Hanover co.; sec. med. soc. of N. C.; orator med. soc. of N. C., 1873; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years;—author of paper, “Non-identity of Vaccinia and Vari- ola.” Wood W. B., Scotland. Woodfin II. G., Mills River. Woodley T. A., Kinston. Woodley W. T., Gatesville. Woolen Charles Wesley, New Salem. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member med. soc. of Ind., 1860-66; member board health of Richmond, Ind.; vol. surg. U. S. army 1 month. Woollen W. A., New Salem. Wooley P. A., La Grange. Worth W. W., Tom’s Creek. Worthington R. II., Murfreesboro’. Wray J., Shelby. Wright Adam E., Wilmington. Wright W. A., Ililliardsville. Wycke Robert Henry, Haywood. M. L>., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852. Yancy A. G., Yanceyville. Yates Levi S., Williamstown. York Lewis, Yadkinville. Young D. E., Mooresboro’. Young J. E., Dysartsville. Young Peter W., Oxford. Young Wesley W., Henderson. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1854. Yount McD., Newton. Zevely A. T., Salem. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1840. MEDICAL REGISTER OF TOE STATE OF 0010. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF OHIO. The name of this State is said to be derived from the Indian word meaning “ beautiful,” previously applied to the river which traverses a great part of its southern border. For the history of Ohio before it became a State—June 30th, 1802—we refer the reader to that of Indiana (page 182). The State covers an area of 39,964 square miles. The population in 1870, according to the census of that year, was 2,665,260. The number of physicians and surgeons, as given by the same authority, is 4638. Phthisis is the cause of sixteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. “ The surface nowhere presents any considerable elevation above the general level, but the State is a lofty table land, which in the centre is about 1000, and on the northern and southern border from 600 to 800 feet above the sea. A slightly elevated ridge of highlands divides the waters flowing into Lake Erie from those flowing south into the Ohio ; from this there is rather a rapid descent to the level of the lake, and the courses of the rivers on the Erie slope are considerably broken by falls. The general slope towards the Ohio on the south is interrupted by a subordinate ridge which crosses the State in about the latitude of Zanesville and Columbus, between which and the river the surface is very diversified with hill and valley. ” The southern being the greater slope of the water-shed, the principal rivers are found to flow in a southerly direction and to empty into the Ohio river. Thus the water of the greater part of the State finds its way through the Ohio and Mississippi rivers into the Gulf of Mexico, while that of the northern slope readies the North Atlantic by the great lakes and the St. Lawrence river. The Ohio river bounds the State upon the south for a distance of 420 miles. The Muskingum river is about 200 miles in length. The Hockhocking, the Scioto and the Miami are also fine streams. The Maumee is the principal stream flowing into Lake Erie. This State has no lakes within its borders, but Lake Erie gives it a coast line of nearly 200 miles. Ohio is well supplied with the most useful minerals. The coal area covers 12,000 square miles of the eastern and southeastern portion of the State. Several hundred thousand tons of iron are produced annually. Large quantities of salt are also manufactured every year from the water of numerous springs and wells. Valuable lumber and building stone is abundant. The soil is very fertile and is well cultivated. MINERAL SPRINGS OF OHIO. Adams County Springs.—These Springs are nineteen miles north, by stage, from Rome, on the Ohio river. The water is said to contain fifteen grains of solid matter to the pint. The mineral constituents are : chloride of calcium, carbonate of calcium, chloride of mag- nesium, chloride of sodium, sulphate of calcium and oxide of iron. The temperature is 56° Fahr. Dyspepsia, rheumatism and cutaneous diseases are benefited by the use of these waters. White Sulphur Springs are in Delaware county. “ A few years ago this was a fashion- able resort, but the positive value of the water was not sufficient to maintain its temporary popularity. The property was sold to the State, and is now the seat of an industrial reform school for girls.” Yellow Springs are at a station of the same name, on the Little Miami Railroad seventy- four miles from Cincinnati. The amount of iron in this water gives it tonic properties ; it is also diuretic and sometimes laxative. There are abundant hotel accommodations. One pint contains (52° Fahr., Wayne and Locke): ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 2.446 Chloride of Sodium 0.019 Chloride of Magnesium 0.021 Chloride of Calcium 0.193 Sulphate of Calcium 0.169 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Oxide of Iron 0.049 Organic Matter none. Total 2.897 581 582 OHIO. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF OHIO. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO. The Medical College of Ohio, at Cincinnati, was organized in 1819, Instruction is given by ten professors, an assistant professor, a demonstrator of anatomy, and a demon- strator of chemistry. The duration of the regular session extends from October 1st to the last week of the following February. The preliminary term begins the first week in Sep- tember and continues until the commencement of the regular session. The operative spring course is open from the middle of March to the middle of May. The faculty recom- mend a three years’ course, with the pursuit of special studies each year. During the preliminary term three clinical lectures are delivered at the College Dispensary and at the Good Samaritan Hospital every day. During the regular session lectures are delivered and clinics are held at the above-named institutions. Students may also visit the Cincinnati Hospital. Students have ample opportunity for study at the bedside, and great care is taken to make them familiar with all forms of disease. Chemistry is taught by practical work in the laboratory under the supervision of the demonstrator. At the examination for graduation the questions and answers are in writing. The presentation of a thesis is left optional with the student. The fees are: matriculation, $5; professors’ tickets, $40; dissecting ticket, $5; practical chemistry, $5 ; hospital tickets, each, $5 ; graduation, $25. The spring course is made as practical as possible, and such studies are pursued as cannot be taken up during the winter session. Students matriculating for the ensuing regular session are entitled to the spring course free ; otherwise the fee for the entire course is $10. The number of students for the session 1S73-74 was 252 ; graduates, 80. The Starling Medical College, at Columbus, was organized in 1847. The faculty con- sists of ten professors, two assistants, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular session begins about the middle of October, and continues until the first of the following March. The course of instruction consists of lectures suitably illustrated, and clinical teaching in the hospital of the College, which contains 160 beds and connects with the lecture rooms, at the hospital of the Ohio Penitentiary, and at the City and County Infirmary. There are no professors’ fees at this college, but, for liquidation of current expenses, the trustees charge a matriculation fee (annually) of $20 ; and the faculty an examination fee of $30. No charge is made for hospital or other clinics. The fee of the demonstrator of anatomy is $5. Cler- gymen and theological students are admitted to the lectures without fee. The presentation of a thesis is optional with the candidate for graduation. The college building is large and well fitted for a medical school, and contains a fine museum and chemical laboratory. The Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery was organized in 1840. Instruction is given by eight professors, two lecturers, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The prelimi- OHIO 583 CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. nary course begins September 15th, and continues until the 1st of October, when the winter term commences, to continue five months. The spring course occupies the months of March, April, May and June. Both the winter and spring courses are followed by the usual examinations and conferring of degrees. During the preliminary course, instruction will be given in special departments in medicine, which cannot be treated of in the regular course. This term is free to all. During the winter term, lectures are delivered and clinical instruction is given at the College Dispensary, and students are expected to attend the clinics at the Cincinnati Hospital. Advanced students are given obstetric and other patients to attend at their own homes. This College has lately moved into a new building possessing every convenience for medical instruction. The fees for each course are: matri- culation, $5; professors’tickets, $25; demonstrator’s fee, $5; hospital ticket, $5; gradu- ation, $25. The Cleveland Medical College, otherwise known as the Medical Department of the Western Reserve College, was organized in 1843. Instruction is given by nine professors, two lecturers, a demonstrator of surgery and a demonstrator of anatomy. The annual ses- sion begins on the first Wednesday in October, and continues twenty weeks. Lectures are delivered and clinical instruction "given at the College, and at the Cleveland Eye, Ear, and Throat Institute. Students can pursue the study of chemistry in the laboratory under the immediate direction of the Professor of Chemistry. This school possesses a large library and a fine museum. The fees for the annual session are: matriculation, $5 ; demonstrator’s ticket, $5 ; lecture tickets, $40 ; graduation fee, $30. The summer session commences on the second Monday in April of each year, and consists mainly of recitations. Eor this course $25 will be charged, which will be credited on the winter’s fees. The Miami Medical College, of Cincinnati, was organized in 1852. There are eleven professors and a demonstrator of anatomy in the faculty. During the preliminary course, which occupies the month of September, daily clinical instruction is given and didactic lectures are delivered. There are no fees for this course. The regular term commences on the first Wednesday in October, and continues twenty weeks ; clinics are held at the College, 584 OHIO, MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CINCIXXATI. and the Cincinnati Hospital is opened to students. Great care is taken to make the course of instruction as practical as possible. This school possesses a fine museum. The faculty recommend a three years’ course of study, with the pursuit of special branches each jrear. The presentation of a thesis is optional. A spring course, regarded as supplementary to the winter course, commences about the middle of March, and continues three months. During this course, instruction is given by demonstrations and lectures in anatomy and obstetrics, and surgical operations on the cadaver, together with recitations, familiar lectures, etc., on important special and practical topics. This term is free, and attendance is optional. The fees are: matriculation (annually), $5 ; professors’ tickets, $40 ; demonstrator’s ticket, $5 ; hospital ticket, $5 ; graduation, $25. Third course students free. To those-who have at- tended two full courses elsewhere, $20. Graduates of other schools pay $20, and matricu- lation, $5. The Homoeopathic Hospital College, at Cleveland.—This institution has a faculty of eleven professors, three lecturers, and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular session commences the last Wednesday in September, and ends about the middle of February. Clinical instruction is given at the hospital connected with the college. Women are admit- ted to all the lectures, and a new degree, that of “ Dr. of Obstetricy and Gynsecology (O. G. D.),” has been created for them. Several prizes are offered to students. The fees are: matriculation, hospital, and anatomy, $5 each ; lecture tickets, $60; graduation, $30. The Medical Department of the University of Wooster, at Cleveland, was organized in 1870. There are sixteen professors in the faculty. The session occupies the usual five winter months. We have no information in regard to the plan of instruction. Eighty dol- lars covers all expenses for one course of lectures at this school. The Eclectic Medical Institute, at Cincinnati.—The session of this institution com- mences early in October, anti continues sixteen weeks. The fees are: lectures, etc., $70 ; graduation, $25. The Pulte Medical College (Homoeopathic), at Cincinnati.—The session commences the last of September, and continues twenty weeks. The fees are: one term, $75 ; gradu- ation, $30. The course of lectures at the Physio-Medical Institute, at Cincinnati, commences early in October, and continues eighteen weeks. The fees are: matriculation (annually), $5; professors’ tickets, $75; graduation, $25. The Cincinnati Hospital occupies a square of ground 448 feet long and 340 feet wide. The structure consists of eight distinct buildings connected by corridors, forming a hollow square. The central portion and main entrance is termed the Administrative Department, and contains offices, dispensary, superintendent’s and officers’ apartments, kitchen, and dining-rooms. On the upper floor is the amphitheatre with seats for the accommodation of 600 students. There are six pavilions, three stories in height. Each pavilion contains HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. OHIO, 585 three wards, one on each floor, of which those in the central pavilions contain 36 beds each, and the rest 24 each, allowing 1800 cubic feet of space in the wards to each bed. The cen- tral pavilions contain also six private rooms eacli for the use of pay-patients. At one end of the wards are situated the nurses’ rooms, diet-kitchens, dining-rooms for convalescents, closets for bedding and clothing, dumb-waiters and elevators for patients. At the other end are located the bath-rooms, water-closets and reading-rooms. The central building, opposite the Administrative Department, is the Domestic Department, and contains the main kitchen and dining-room, etc. The establishment is heated throughout by steam and is well ventilated. The walls of the entire building are composed of brick with freestone finishing around the angles, etc. The upper stories are finished with Mansard roof of slate of variegated colors. The administrative department is surmounted by a dome and spire that reaches 110 feet from the pavement, and each of the outer ends of the pavilions is sur- mounted by turrets that serve as ornaments as well as promoters of ventilation. Nearly three thousand patients are treated here annually, and between one and two hundred eliil- dred are born. The medical staff of this hospital is composed of men who are “ in no way connected with any of the medical colleges.” Clinics.are held each day for eight months of the year. During the fall and winter two clinical lectures are delivered daily, and during the spring one every day. $5 is charged for the Hospital ticket. The Roh’s Hill Hospital is a branch of the Cincinnati Hospital, and accommodates 300 patients annually. The Good Samaritan Hospital at Cincinnati is a large three-story structure, having a capacity of 225 beds. The stalf is composed of members of the faculty of the Ohio Medical College. Dispensary of the Medical College of Ohio.—Over four thousand patients are treated at this dispensary every year. Longview Insane Asylum, at Mill Creek, near Cincinnati, was opened in 1853 for the insane of Hamilton county. The Asylum building is a very fine, large one, well fitted with every convenience, and is situated in the midst of beautiful grounds. Although this insti- tution is intended fdr the insane poor of the county, a number of pay-patients are received every year. The number, of patients treated during the year ending November 1st, 1873, was 262 males, and 391 females. Of this number 29 males and 49 females recovered, 23 males and 8 females were discharged improved, and 24 males and 25 females died. 2989 patients have received the benefits of this institution since its opening in 1853, 1469 of whom re- covered. A few of these patients are supported by the State. The Central Lunatic Asylum, at Columbus, is a State institution. This Asylum was opened in 1838, and is capable of accommodating between three and four hundred patients. The Northern Lunatic Asylum, at Newburgh, a State institution, was opened in 1855. and was much injured by fire in September, 1872. About thirty patients can be accommo- dated. The Southern Lunatic Asylum, at Dayton. This institution was opened by the State in 1855. During the year ending November 15, 1873, 875 patients were treated here. Of this number 157 recovered, 24 improved, and 67 died. Since the opening, September 1, 1855, 3118 patients have received the benefits of this asylum, 1558 of whom were restored to reason and usefulness. The Cincinnati Sanitarium for Mental and Nervous Diseases.—This is a private asylum, very pleasantly situated and well arranged. The Cleveland Eye, Ear, and Throat Institute was opened in December 1872, for the gratuitous treatment of indigent patients. The United States Marine Hospital, at Cleveland, was first occupied in 1852. This Hospital cost the Government $119,291. We have no details in regard to it. We are unable to obtain information concerning St. Vincent’s Hospital at Cleveland, or St. Luke’s Hospital and Betts St. Hospital at Cincinnati. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF OHIO. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Ohio State Medical Society H. J. TIenick H. .7. Conklin. Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati Jno. H. Tate J. W. Hadlock. Allen county Medical Society Ashland County Medical Society Athens County Medical Society Belmont County Medical Society J- M arick. Brown County Medical Society Butler County Medical Society Samuel L. Beeter. Cayahoga County Medical Society Clarke County Medical Society John H. Rodgers Isaac Kay. Clermont County Medical Society Clinton County Medical Society Columbiana County Medical Society 586 OHIO MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF OHIO.—Continued. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Erie County Medical Society ...A. J. Gawin. Delamater Medical Association Delaware County Medical Society Fulton County Medical Society ...Philo E. Jones. Greene County Medical Society Guernsey County Medical Society Hancock County Medical Society Harden County Medical Society ...Jesse Snodgrass. Highland County Medical Society Holmes County Medical Society ...Z. C. McElrov. Jackson County Medical Society Jefferson County Medical Society Knox County Medical Society ...F. C. Laumere. Lake Shore Medical Society Lawrence County Medical Society Lebanon Medical Association Logan County Medical Association Lucas County Medical Society Mahoning County Medical Society Meigs and Mason Academy of Medicine Miami County Medical Society Montgomery County Medical Society ...W. J. Conklin. Morgan County Medical Society ...J. E. Brown. Mount Vernon Medical Society ...J. N. Burr. Muskingum County Medical Society ...J. R. Lazalere. Noble County Medical Society A. A. Staats Northeastern Ohio Medical Association Northwestern Ohio Medical Society ...Samuel A. Baxter. Northwestern Medical and Surgical Society ..James C. Hutchison. Perry County Medical Society Pickawav County Medical Society . Portage County Medical Society ...E. A. Partmann. Richland County Medical Society ...J. R. Buchan. Sciota County Medical Society ...J. P. Bing. Seneca County Medical Society ...If. .1. Ilershizer. Shelby County Medical Society Dr. Conklin ...Dr. Silver. Starke County Medical Society Stark and Corrall District Medical Society Still Water Medical Association Summit County Medical Society Toledo Medical Association Lewis H. Booman ...James A. Duncan. Trumbull County Medical Association Tuscarawas County Medical Society Warren County Medical Society Washington County Medical Society Wayne County Medical Society ...J. M. Vfeaver. Wood County Medical Society E. D. Safford Rush Medical Society, or Union District Medical Association, comprises') the Counties of Butler and Preble in Ohio, and Fayette, Franklin, Rush and Wayne in Indiana. J Union Medical Society (formed of Stark, Mahoning and Columbiana ) Counties). j • Zanesville Academy of Medicine We have no information Of the present officers of many of these societies. Any person within this State, who has attended two full courses of instruction, and graduated from some school of medicine, either of the United States or a foreign country, or who can produce a certificate of qualification from some State or County Medical Society, and is of good moral character, is authorized to practise medicine, and charge and receive compensation for his services. And any one who has been in continuous practice for ten years, is considered to have complied with these conditions ; or, if he has been in continuous practice for five years, he lias two years in which to comply with these condi- tions. Any one who lives in, or comes into this State, and practises medicine in any of its departments, or performs any surgical operation upon any person in this State, in violation of the foregoing requirements, shall be punished, for the first offence, by fine of from $50 to $100 ; and for the second, in addition to the fine, by imprisonment in the jail of the county where the offence was committed, for thirty days, and he shall receive no compensation for his services. Dentists are exempt from these requirements.—Swan & Saylcr:s Itcv. Stat.,j>• 523, sec. 122. Any physician, or other person, who shall wilfully administer to any pregnant woman any MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF OHIO. OHIO 587 medicine, drug, substance, or thing, or shall use any instrument or means whatever, with intent to procure the miscarriage of the woman,—unless this treatment is, or is advised by two physicians to be, necessary to preserve the woman’s life,—shall be punished hy imprison- ment in the county jail for not more than one year, or fine of not more than $500, or hy both.—Swan & CritchfielcVs Rev. Stat.,p. 440, sec. 1. Any physician, or other person, who shall administer, or advise to be administered, to any woman with a vitalized embryo or foetus, at any stage of utero-gestation, any medicine, drug, or substance, or shall use, or advised to be used, any instrument or means whatever, with intent to destroy such vitalized embryo or foetus,—unless such treatment is, or is advised by two physicians to be, necessary to preserve the mother’s life—shall be punished, in case of the death of the vitalized embryo or foetus, or of the woman, in consequence thereof, by imprisonment for a term of from one to seven .years.—Swan & Rev. Stat., p. 272, sec. 2. Any physician, or other person, who shall prescribe, while intoxicated, any poison, drug, or medicine, to another person, which shall endanger such person’s life, is liable to a fine of not more than $100.—Ibid., p. 440, sec. 3. Any physician, or other person, who prescribes any drug or medicine to another person, and does not, if inquired of, make known the nature and composition of the medicine, but avows it to be a secret medicine or composition, and by this treatment endangers the life of his patient, is liable to a fine of not more than $100.—Ibid., p. 440, sec. 4. The Court of Common Pleas has power to direct what fees shall be paid to a physician who makes a post-mortem examination, at the instance of the Coroner or other officer.— Ibid.,p. 734, sec. 1. Physicians are required to keep a record of all births, at which they have assisted pro- fessionally, stating the time of the birth, sex, and color of the child, and the names and residence of the parents. And also a record of the name, age, and residence of each de- ceased person attended by them at the time of the death. They must report all births and deaths to the Probate Court of the county every three months, and are liable to a fine of $10 for each neglect of this duty.—Ohio Laws. vol. 68, p. 49. Any physician or surgeon who knowingly gives a false certificate of disability to any per- son in the militia service of this State, is liable to a fine of not exceeding $10 for each offence.—Sivan & Rev. Stat.. p. 451, sec. 8. It is not lawful for any person to practise dentistry, for compensation, in this State, unless he has received a diploma from the faculty of a Dental College, duly incorporated under the laws of this State, or any other State or foreign country, or lias received a certifi- cate of qualification from the State Dental Society, or any local society auxiliary thereto. But any dentist who has been in continuous practice for five years, shall be considered to have complied with these requisitions. Any person who shall practise dentistry without complying with these regulations, shall be liable to a fine of from $50 to $100 ; but physi- cians and surgeons are not hereby prohibited from extracting teeth.—Ohio Laws, vol. 70, p. 58, sec. 1, and Swan & Sayler’s Rev. Stat. p. 524, sec. 2. All apothecaries, druggists, or other persons, who sell or give away, except upon the pre- scription of a physician, any article or articles of medicine belonging to the class known as “poisons,” are required, 1st, to register in a book, kept for that purpose, the name, age, sex, and color of the person who obtains the article ; 2d, the quantity sold ; 3d, the purpose for which it is required ; 4th, the day and date of the sale ; 5th, the name and place of abode of the person for whom it is intended ; 6th, to carefully mark the word “ poison ” on the wrap- per of each,package; 7th, to neither sell or give away poisons to minors of either sex.— Swan & CritchfiehVs Rev. Stat., p. 454, sec. 2. No apothecary, druggist, or other person is permitted to sell or give away less than one pound of arsenic, without first mixing either soot or indigo, in the proportion of one ounce of soot, or half an ounce of indigo to the pound of arsenic ; and for any neglect of this duty, the druggist or other person is liable to a fine of from $20 to $200.—Ibid., sec. 3. The following provisions regulate the practice of pharmacy in Cincinnati: The Court of Common Pleas is authorized to appoint three persons from the competent pharmacists doing business in the city, as a Board of Examiners. The Board shall keep a book of registration containing the name and place of business of every person qualified under this act to conduct the retail drug or apothecary business. The Board shall examine every person so conducting the retail drug business, or compound- ing medicines,and a majority of the Board being satisfied of his competency and qualification, shall furnish a certificate to such person to conduct such business. But persons who hold a diploma of an incorporated College of Pharmacy, which requires a regular and previous term of service in the drug and apothecary business in addition to the instruction received in the College, are not required to undergo an examination before the Board. No" person shall be allowed to compound or dispense the prescriptions of physicians, unless he lias been apprenticed at least two years in a store where physicians’ prescriptions are compounded and dispensed, and has attended one full course of lectures in chemistry, materia medica, and pharmacy. Any person who violates the requirements with reference to registration, shall be liable to a penalty of $100 each wreek during the time such violation continues. Any pharmacist, who employs an incompetent assistant, or one who has not ’complied with the provisions of this act, shall be liable to a penalty of not exceeding $100 in each and every case where damage or injury has resulted to any person by reason of such incompetency.—Ohio Laws, vol. 70, pp. 287, 288. Ilffll DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF Oil CITY OF CIYCmKATI. (POPULATION. :, 216,239.) AMB BUC Ambrose M. J. TV., 89 Laurel st. Ames F. TV., 307 George st. .Amink Marion L., 169 Broadway. A. B., Hanover coll., 1867; A. M., 1870; M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1869; prof, of descrip, and surg. anat. in Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.;—author of paper on “Four Kidneys,” and “ Gall Stones,” 1871—specialty, diseases of nervous system, etc. Anderson Frederick Pope, 178 TV. 7th st. A. B., Harvard coll., 1864; M. D., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati (no date); member Cincin- nati acad. of med.; house phys. to, Cincinnati hosp.; res. phys. to Good Samaritan hosp.; prof, of phys., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. Anderson S. TV. Res. phys. to Cincinnati hosp. Andre A., 156 TV. Fourth st. Anthony E. Prof, of anat. and phys. to physio-med. coll. Armstrong Clinton L., 58 Clark st. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1868; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; city phys. 3 years; med. exam, of life ins. cos.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Ayer I. TV., 149 Elm st. Bahn Frederick, 10 Ann st. Barker Albert B., 117 TV. Fourth st. M. D., univ. of Kobno, Russia; eye and ear in- firm., London, England, 1866; ass’t surg. in hosps. at Kobno, London and Berlin 5 years; lect. on cataracts, iridectomy, etc.,etc.—specialty, eye, ear, etc. Barrows George H., Walnut Hills. Bartholow Roberts, 27 TV. Eighth st. Prof, theory and prac. of med. and clin. med., Ohio med. coll.; pathologist to Cincinnati hosp.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Basford C. F., 310 TV. Sixth st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member soc. of liberal investigators. Bayer Jacob. 44 Fourteenth st. Beck John C., 112 John st. A. M. and LL.D., univ. of Pa. (no date): M. I)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg, 1858; pres, med. sec. of New Castle, Ind., Ogden med. soc., and thirteenth dis’t med. soc.; member med. soc. of Ind., and Am. med. asso., 1858; prof, of med. juris., anat. and physiol., Ind. med. inst.; ass’t surg., act. ass’t surg. and surg. Ky. vols. 5 years; —editor of “ Cincinnati Med. and Surg. News.” Beckwith D II., (h) 143 W. Fourth st. Prof. dis. of chest, Pulte med. coll. Beckwith Seth R., (h) 428i W. Sixth st. Prof, opera, surg., Pulte med. coll. Betscher C., Elder and Vine sts. Bettman Abraham, George and Elm sts. Betzhold Frederick, 142 Clay st. Bigler G. W., 305 Race st. Bigney P. M., 66 Franklin st. Grad. Asbury univ., 1861; M. I)., Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. asso. of Cincinnati, acad. of med., and Am. med. asso., 1872; med. officer U. S. vols. 4 years. Billermann George, 76 Carr st. Binder Gustav, ill Pleasant st. Bishop A. C., 372 Baymiller st. Blackman Geo. C. Obstet. to Cincinnati hosp. Bonaparte Edmund, 182 Sycamore st. Bonner Stephen, 189 W. Seventh st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bonner Stephen P., 189 TV. Seventh st. Bradford Thomas C., (h) 170 TV. Fourth st. Prof, of gynaecology, Pulte med. coll. Bramble D. D., 169 Broadway. Prof. surg. and dean, Cincinnati coll, of pliys. and surg.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Bramble L. R., 114 TV. Front st. Brent Columbus P., 133 TV. Eighth st. Grad. Woodward coll., 1851; M. 1)., Miami med. coll, (no date); member Cincinnati acad. of med.; res. phys. to Good Samaritan hosp.; phys. to co. jail 3 years; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Bronson Charles C., (h) 228 Richmond st. Prof, princ. of surg. and surg. pathol., Pulte med. coll. Brown A. M., 574 TV. Eighth st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brown John, Hopkins and John sts. Brown Samuel, 154 Broadway. I Brown TV. T., 197 Freeman st. Bruckner Charles F., 493 Elm st. Bruhl G., 367 John st. Brunning Franklin, 149 Broadway. M. O., Ohio med. coll., 1867 ; member Cincinnati acad. of med.: lect. on pathol. and thera. in Ohio coll, of dental surg. Buck , 143 TV. Fourth st. 588 BUC OHIO FOR 589 Buck Jirah D., (h) 305 Race st. M. D., Cleveland hotnueo. coll., 1865; member homceo. med. soc. of Cincinnati, and Am. inst. of homoeo.; pres, homceo. med. soc. of Ohio; , prof, of physiol, at Cleveland homceo. coll. 4 years; prof, of physiol., pathol. and microscopy, Pulte med. coll.; ex-res. phys. Cincinnati homceo. dispens. Buckingham Alfred, 373 AY. Eighth st. Buckner C. F., 15 E. Seventh st. Buckner James H., Sixth and AYalnut sts. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1861; member Cincin- nati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso.; ex-prof, of physiol, and ophthal. in Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.; member of staff Good Samaritan hosp.; lect. on ophthal. and aural surg., Good Samaritan hosp; surg. U. S. navy 2 years;—author of “ Report on Oph- thalmology ” before the med. soc. of Ohio, 1873; —specialty, dis. of eye, ear and throat. Campbell J. B., 112 John st. Carey George A. E., 213 Plum st. Carey M. T., 256 Everett st. Carl I., 206 AY Fifth st. Carrick A. L., 85 E. Fifth st. Carson AYilliam, Third and Broadway. Member med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso; pathologist to Cincinnati hosp. Carter R. C., 112 George st. Cassatt Massilion, 315 Elm st. Chatten John Harford, (h) 100 AY. 9th st. M. D., eclec. med. coll of Cincinnati, 1859; treas. homceo. med. soc. of Cincinnati, 1871; phys. to homoeo. free dispens. Cilley Jonathan L., 259 AY. Eighth st. Demons, of anat., Miami med. coll. Clark H. A. Prof, of chemistry, Ohio med. coll. Clark H. H., (e) 214 W. Fourth st. Clendenin AYilliam, 73 W. Seventh st. Prof, descrip, and surg. anat. in Miami med. coll.; member Am. med. asso. Cleveland John L., 164 Freeman st. Cole James, 232 AY. Third st. Comegys C. G., 298 AY. Seventh st. Comegys Edward Tiffin, Fourth and Elm. A. B., Harvard univ. 1869; A. M., 1872; M. D. Miami med. coll., 1872; member Cincinnati acad. of med., Am. med. asso.; res. phys. of Cin- cinnati hosp., 1871-72; ward phys. 1872-73; surg. to Cincinnati hosp. disp.; surg. Cincinnati div. of Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. Conner P. S., Seventh and Race sts. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof. surg. anat. of Ohio med. coll. Cook William Henry, 308 Race st. Hon. A. M., Lawrence univ. of AVis., 1870; M. D., 1850, (no coll, given); member physio-med. asso. of Ohio; prof, of theory and prac. of med., and dean of physio-med. inst., Cincinnati; member soc. of nat. science, Cincinnati. Courtright A. P. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Craig S. AY., 2364 Broadway. Demonstrator of anat. Cincinnati coll, of phys. and surg. Cropper Charles, (h) M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1854; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of Ohio; Am. inst. of homceo.; hon. member homceo. med. soc. of N. Y.; prof, of materia-medica, Pulte med. coll, of Cincinnati;—ed. of “Am. Homceopathist.” Cross William, 376 W. Seventh st. Culbertson James Coe, 281 W. Seventh st. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; res. phys. to N. Y. state lunatic asylum, 1865; ass’t surg. of Ohio vols. 3 years. Culver J. D., 32 W. Sixth st. Curtis Alva, 162 Longworth st. Hon. A. M., Knox coll, of 111., (no date); M. T>., (no coll, or date given); prof, theory and prac. of med. and surg., physio-med. coll, of Ohio. Dailey D. T., 365 W. Court st. Dalton E. G., 238 W. Fourth st. Dane!ridge A. S., 114 E. Fourth st. Dandridge 1ST. P., 114 E. Eourtn st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Davenport Stephen, 108 Longworth st. Davis John, 323 Elm st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; phys. Cincinnati hosp. Davis O. E., 123 W. Sixth st. Davis William B., 310 Elm st. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan univ., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., Miami med. coll., 1855; Ohio med. coll., 1857; member Cincinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio; Am. med. asso., 1872; member board of governors, Cincinnati hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years;—author of paper, “Carbolic Acid; its Therapeutical and Surgical Uses,” 1869; “Report on Vaccination,” 1870. Davy Robert Ballard, 497 Freeman st. Grad. Washington acad., 1866; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; mem. med. soc. of Clermont co. Dawson W. AY., 99 Broadway st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; surg. Cincinnati hosp.; prof, princ. and prac. of med., Ohio med. coll. De Courey W. E. Divan C. P., 242 Race st. Dobberke Julius AY., AYalnut Hill. Dougherty G. A. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Dowling Francis, Ninth and Linn sts. Drais Lawson, 392 Baymiller st. Dunlap AY. T., 177 Broadway. Duyer John L. Prof. hot. chemis. of Fox physio-med. coll. Edwards Tom O. Demonstrator of Ohio med. coll. Ehrmann Albert IL, 305 Race st. Ehrmann B., 46 AY. Seventh st. Ehrmann Frederick, 84 AY. Seventh st. Eisenhauser A., 121 W. Mulberry st. Elder J. V. S., 214 AY. Fourth st. Emmert Frederick L., 441 AYalnut st. Epstein Ephraim M., 137 Twelfth st. Everson John AY., 486 AY. Fourth st. Eymann Louis, 344 Race st. Feely Thomas, 106 AY. Front st. Fischer Philip, 130 Laurel st. Fischer 130 Laurel st. Fish E. W. Prof, of chemis., Pulte med. coll. Fishburn C. D., 719 Vine st. Fleming Charles, 381 AY. Seventh st. Flemming John A., 112 John st. Foote IL E. Surg. of Cincinnati hosp. Fore P. G., Seventh and Vine sts. Forsha Samuel AY., 415 W. Fifth st. 590 FOS OHIO KIN Foster Nathaniel, Third and Broadway. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Frain A. K., (h) Demonstrator of anat., Pulte med. coll. Frank I., 21 W. Eighth st. Freeman A. P., (e) 278 W. Sixth st. Freeman Edwin, (e) Prof. anat. of eclec. med. inst. Freeman Zoheth, (e) 280 W. Sixth st. M. D., Cincinnati eclec. med. inst., 1849; member nat. eclec. asso., eclec. med. soc. of Ohio; prof, of clin. med. and surg. in Cincinnati eclec. med. inst. Fuls Otto, Corryville. Funck Ernst J., 165 Hamilton Road. Garretson Jesse, 237 W. Fourth st. Garretson Joseph, 265 W. Eighth st. Garrette It. J., Mt. Auburn. Gerhardt II., 24 Jackson st. Gerwe F. A. J., 306 Longworth st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gobrecht William IL, 250 Jtace st. Prof, of anat. Ohio med. coll. Goode Burwell P., 444 Baymiller st. A. B., Wesleyan univ., Conn., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1858; member Cincin- nati acad. of med. Graff M. B., 129 Dayton st. Graham James, Seventh and Elm sts. Emerit. prof, theory and prac. of med. and clin. med., med. coll, of Ohio. Gratigny L. H., Race and George sts. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1864; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols.;—specialty, surgical and skin diseases. Graves Smith G., 308 W. Seventh st. Green S. L., 1521 E. Front st. Groff W. T., 400 W. Fourth st. Gros Philip, 143 Hamilton road. Grover John II., 443 Sycamore st. Iladfield George, 277 Vine st. Hadfield J. A., 277 Vine st. Iladfield J. G., 277 Vine st. Iladlock J. W., 87 Broadway. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Haile G. W., Third and Broadway. Hall D. N., Cumminsville. Hannah Thomas C. Demonst. of anat. eclec. med. inst. Harden J., 314 W. Eighth st. Harpel Jeremiah, 426 John st. Hartshorne D. W., (h) Prof, of surg. anat. and orthopced. surg. Pulte med. coll. Hazlewood Andrew J., 104 Duley st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1871; dentist 3 years be- fore grad. Heigliway A. E., Burnet House. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Heller Max, 347 Race st. Hennig Richard, 355 Cutter st. Herron Thomas G.? 531 Freeman st. Grad. Herron’s coll., Cincinnati, 1855; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1867; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; phys. to Good Samaritan hosp. 1 year;— author of paper on “Sun Stroke and its Treat- ment,” 1868, in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Iletlick Christian F., 258 Findley st. I Hill Nathan, 170 Webb st. ; Hillebrand W., 113 W. Ninth st. Hirley J. V., 137 Sycamore st. Hittner Henry, 694 Freeman st. Hockert S. L., 100 W. Sixth st. « Iloehne C., 636 Central ave. Holtge August, 322 Linn st. Holcomb Alonzo, 27 Race st. Holdt George, Race and Twelfth sts. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hook R. R., 392 W. Fifth st. Hough J. B. Prof, of chem. and toxicol. Miami med. coll. Ilovey D. W., 61 E. Third st. Howard E. Y., 264 W. Seventh st. Ilowe A. J., (e) Fourth and Main sts. Prof, of surg. eclec. med. inst. Hunt James G., 100 W. Ninth st. Hunt William H., (h) Prof, of obstet. Pulte med. coll. Hunter Robert, 225 W. Fourth st. Hutzler Jacob, 176 W. Sixth st. Illowy Henry, 444 Elm st. Phys. Cincinnati hosp. Tngles Anthony, Third and Sycamore sts. Isham Asa Brainerd. M. I)., med. coll, of Ohio, 1869. James L. A., Seventh and Mound sts. Jamieson John, Fourth and Broadway. Jaques Clark W., 130 W. Sixth st. Johnson R. H., 114 W. Sixth st. Jones A. E., W. Walnut Hills. Jones George E., 177 Baymiller st. Jones J. E., 1295 E. Front st. Jones L. E., Eighth and Race sts. Joseph Alexander, Harrison Pike. Judge J. F. Prof, of chem. and physiol, eclec. med. inst. Judkins Charles P., 212 Race st. Judkins David, Fourth and Walnut sts. Kahn Samson, 483 Vine st. Kates Jacob, 153 Sycamore st. Kearney Thomas H., 209 W. Seventh st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1858; member Cincinnati acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio; formerly phys. to St. Luke’s hosp.; surg. to Good Samari- tan hosp., and Cincinnati hosp.; now prof, of principles of surg. in Miami med. coll.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1 year; surg. Ohio vols. 3 years;—author of paper on “ Amputations,” 1872;—specialty, surgery. Keck Peter A., 696 Vine st. Keller M. B., 1 Hamilton road. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1869; member Cincinnati acad. of med. Kemper Andrew Carr, 101 Broadway. A. B., Centre coll., Ky., 1S55; hon. A M., Miami coll., 1869; M. D., univ. of Louisville, 1866; member Cincinnati acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio. Kern Rudolph, Denman st. and Central ave. Keyt A. T., Walnut Hills. M. D.,Ohio med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Ohio. Khuon Edwin, 98 York st. King John. Prof, obstet. and dis. of women, eclec. med. inst. KIN OHIO PLA 591 King J. R., 461 E. Third st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Knese Bernhard, 168 Smith st. Tjabaree Hubbard, 370 Baymiller st. Langdon Oliver Monroe, 179 Race st. M. L>., Ohio med. coll., 1838; hon. member med. soc. of Cal.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; phys. to poor and house of refuge; ex-sup’t Long View Insane asylum; trustee of Miami med. coll.; surg. in Mexican war 1 year. Ijanham R. J., 142 Longworth st. Lawson Benjamin S., 353 W. Seventh st. Leaman N., 1311’oplar st. Leech W. C., 57 W. Seventh st. Lighthill Edward B., 273 AM. Fourth st. Lisle Benjamin, 59 George st. Lock F. J. Prof, of Materia med. and thera., eclec. med. inst. Logan W. M., 450 Sycamore st. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1868; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; out-of-door phys. to poor 3 years; —author of paper on “ Pathology and Treat- ment of Tuberculosis,” 1870; a monograph on “ Pathology and Treatment of Pulmonary Con- sumption,” 1871, published by Dr. S. W. Butler —specialty, dis. of the chest. Ijong J. C., Ijongworth and John sts. Ludmgton Horace, 317 Elm st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ludlow John, 332 Yine st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Lyle A. W. T., Corryville. Lynd Robert R., 313 Walnut st. I,yon G. F., 358 W. Sixth st. Lyons George, 214 George st. McCarthy Daniel AY., (e) 100 AY. Seventh st. McFeely Thomas, 106 AY. Front st. Mcllvaine P. R. Member med. soc. of Ohio. McMechan J. C., 423 AY. Third st. Mackenzie J. C., 282 AY. Eighth st. Prof, of physiol, and pathoh, Miami med. coll. Maley P. F., 273 AY. Ninth st. Manfred, Henry, Cutter and Richmond sts. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. (no date); member Cincinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Covington and Newport; surg. Ky. vols. 34 years;—author of papers on “ Psoas Abscess ; ” “ Plugging Posterior Nares,” 1873. Marvin J. P., 228 AY. Court st. Mason Thomas A., 356 AY. Ninth st. Mendenhall George, Race and Eighth sts. Member med. soc. of Ohio; obstet. to Cincinnati hosp.; prof, of obstet. Miami med. coll. Menzies S. G., 183 Walnut st. Meredith L. P., 197 W. Fourth st. Lect. on dental med. and surg., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. Merrill Joseph, 610 AY. Eighth st. Miles A. J., 43 AY. Ninth st. M. D., Ohio med. coll.. 1863; member Cincinnati acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio; was house phys. to Cincinnati hosp.; prof. dis. of women and children in Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.; member board of trustees Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.; ass’t.surg. U. S. vols. 1 year; —author of papers on “ Tobacco in Traumatic Tetanus,” 1868; “ Tobacco in Hysteric Convul- sions and Catalepsy,” 1870. Miller B. F., 70 AY. Eighth st. Miller Charles Absalom, Court and Bay- miller sts. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; member Cincinnati acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio; concholo- gist soc. of nat. hist., Ciijcinnati; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Miller S. J. F., 202 AY. Fourth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872; member med. soc. of Montgomery co.; formerly sup’t of southern Ohio lunatic asylum; surg. Ky. vols. 3 years. Minor T. C., 292 AY. Fourth st. Moore John K., 332 Linn st. Morrell David, 272 Findley st. Morrell M. A., 272 Findley st. Mosenmeier Bernard, 552 Elm st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1858; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; phys. to St. Mary’s hosp.; ass’t surg. Ohio. vols. 20 months. Murphy John A., 282 W. Eighth st. M. 1)., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member Cincin- nati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. ' med. asso.; prof, princ. and prac. of med., and dean of Miami med. coll. Murray W. J., 142 W. Seventh st. Muscroft C. S., 333 John st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1843; member Cincinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso.; surg. to St. Mary’s hosp.; surg. to Cincin- nati hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Mussey William EL, 70 W. Seventh st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof, descrip., opera, and clin. surg., Miami med. coll.; surg. to Cin- cinnati hosp. Needham John. Nefflen Louis G., 632 Central ave. Newton O. E., (e) Seventh and Yine sts. Nickels Samuel, 36 Fifteenth st. Prof, of materia med. and thera., Ohio med. coll. Niedermeyer Herman, Kiver Road. Norton Oliver D., 165 Central ave. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1845; member Cincin- nati acad. of med.; act. ass’t surg. to West Park hosp., Cincinnati. Oemisch Eberhard, 29 Franklin st. Ogden George C., E. Fairmont. Orr George P., 90 E. Third st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Ohio, Miami med. soc., Cincinnati acad. of med.; demonstrator of an at. in Ohio med. coll. Owens William, (h) Seventh and John sts. M. D., Cincinnati eclec. med. coll., 1849; member Cincinnati homceo. med. soc., homceo. med. soc. of Ohio, Am. inst. of homceo.; prof, of anat. in Pulte med. coll. Palmer C. D., Baymiller and Findley sts. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof. med. and surg. dis. of women, Ohio med. coll. Park S. W., 137 Sycamore st. Patterson Wm. G., Betts and John sts. Peale Thomas J., 468 W. Court st. Pearce Hiram M., Eighth and Walnut sts. Percy W. B., 502 John st. Peron Louis, 265 W. Fourth st. Perrine Wm. K., 243 Plum st. Phillips Geo. W., 122 W. Sixth st. Pierce S., 116 John st. Plantholt Franklin J., 416 George st. 592 POT OHIO Will Potter Richard B., 283 Longworth st. Pulte J. H., (h) 293 Walnut st. Prof, science of clinical med., Pulte med. coll. Querner L. A., 410 Race st. Quinn John L., 123 W. Seventh st. Phys. Cincinnati hosp. Rapp F. J., 97 Everett st. Reamy Thad. A. Prof, obstet. and dis. of women and children, Ohio med. coll. Reed R. C. S., Jones’ Station. Prof, materia medica and therapeutics, coll. phys. and surer. Reynolds E. B., 182 Sycamore st. Richards G. II. C., 431 Broadway. Richardson B. F., 124 W. Eighth st. Prof. dis. of women and children, Miami med. coll. Ritchie J. B. Res. phys. Cincinnati hosp. Rives Edward, 82 E. Third st. Roberts John D. W., 110 Longworth st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Rogers L. M., 1919 E. Front st. Rosenfeldt Albert, 117 W. Eighth st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ross David A., 65 McFarland st. Saal G., (h) 323 Race st. Prof, torxic >logy and hygiene, Pulte med. coll. Satter George, 495 Race st. Schmidt Ferdinand G., 20 W. Ninth st. Schmitt Anton, 503 Elm st. Schmuck F. C., 35 Everett st. Schneider Charles A., 325 Yine st. Schneider Charles A., Jr., 325 Yine st. Schoenbein Adolph, 517 Elm st. Schwagmeyer A., 79 Findley st. Scudder John M., (e) 228 W. Court st. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1856; member Am. eclec. med. soc.; prof, of theory and practice in eclec. med. inst, Seeley W. W. Member med. soc. of Ohio; oculist Cincinnati hosp.; prof, ophthalmology and otology, Ohio med. coll. Seip E., 516 Walnut st. Seymour Franklin, 31 W. Seventh st. Seymour Frederick, 440 W. Ninth st. Shaw Winburn A., 134 Longworth st. Sittel T., 174 E. Pearl st. Sloan John C., 409 W. Court st. Slosson M. II., (h) 408 W. Seventh st. Prof. inst. and practice of med. Pulte med. coll. Smedley Anderson, Cumminsville. M. I)., Ohio med. coll, (no date.) Smith D. W., 137 Sycamore st. Smith George W., W. Walnut Hills. Smith William Z., 214 W. Fourth st. Snowden Carter L.. 80 W. Seventh st. Stanton Byron, 580 Freeman st. M. D., Miami med. coll, (no date); member Cin- cinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Stark William, 280 Race st. Grad. univ. of Berlin (no date); M. D., univ. of Berlin, 1858; member med. soc. of Berlin, Cin- cinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio; phys. to Jewish hosp.; surg. in German army, 1864- 1866. Stevenson B. F., Vine and Seventh sts. Stossmeister Adolph, River Road. Sturm William, Warsaw Pike. Taggart T. E., Harrison Pike. Tate J. H., Third and Broadway. Taylor George K., 42 Clinton st. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1866. Taylor William Henry, 290 Race st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1858; member Cincinnati acad. of med., Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of obstet. in Miami med. coll.; member soc. of natural history, Cincinnati. Thacker J. A., Plum and Longworth sts, Thomas E. B., 119 W. Ninth st. Thompson James, 39 Everett st. Thornton William, 316 W. Seventh st. Thrush J., 83 E. Fifth st. Prof, of phys. in coll, of phys. and surg. Tibbals W. T., 89 Everett st. Tidball 1). L., Fairmont. Tomlinson Samuel B., 40 Everett st. Tooker R. N., 117 E. Fifth st. Tower Edward C., 103 Stone st. Truman John, 41 Cutter st. Tucker Johnston M., 74 W. Eighth st. Underhill Joshua W., 432 John st. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member Cin- cinnati acad. of med.; ex-demons, of anat. and lect. of med. jurisprudence in Cincinnati coll, of med, and surg., 1867-70; surg. U. S. vols. 4 yrs. Unzicker J. S., Everett and Freeman sts. Yail J. B., 214 W. Fourth st. Yattier John L., 397 W. Sixth st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Yinnedge W. W. Res. phys. Cincinnati coll. Ycelckel F. N., 858 Yine st. Wade D. E., 86 Everett st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wagner M., 486 W. Seventh st. Waiker J. P., Seventh and Main sts. Walker Rudolph, 747 Fine st. Walton George Edward, 224 Laurel st. Grad. Woodward coll., 1857; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med.coll., 1864; member Cincinnati acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio ; lect. of mat. med. in Miami med coll.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. ;— author of “ The Mineral Springs of the United States and Canada, with Analyses and Notes on the Prominent Spas of Europe,” 1873. Weems French, 476 IF. Court st. Weidler Frederick, 481 Elm st. White John F., Glendale st. A. B., Amherst coll., 1833; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; ex-pres. Cincinnati acad. of med.; formerly prof, theory and prac. of med. in Miami med. coll.; consult, phys. Cincinnati liosp.; phys. in chief hosp. Cincinnati and Coving- ton, Kv. White J. P., 305 Richmond st. Whitehouse T. II., 294 IF. Sixth st. Whittaker J. T., 101 W. Ninth st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof. phys. in Ohio med. coll. Whittemore P., 450 Dayton st. WIL OHIO. ZIP 593 Williams E., 64 W. Seventh st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof, ophthalmology, aural surg., etc., in Miami med. coll.; oculist Cincinnati hosp. Williams Phillip T., (e) 2957 W. Sixth st. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1864. Williamson T. J.. 139 W. Sixth st. Wilson Israel, 337 Main st. Wilson Thomas B., (h) 233 Richmond st. Prof, ophthal. surv. Pulte med. coll. Winkelmann Wm., Spring and Woodward. Grad, surgeon school at Rastock; M. D., med. coll, of Mecklenburgh, Germany, 1849; was coroner of Brown co., Minn., 1858-62; ass’t surg. St. Peter’s hosp. during Ind. war. Wise Julius, Clinton and Cutter sts. Prosector to chair of surg. coll. phys. and surg. Wolfe IST. B., 146 Smith st. Wood E. M., 112 AY Sixtli st. Wood J. AY, 231 AY Fourth st. AYood Thomas, 112 AAr. Sixth st. AAroodward Charles, Sixth and College sts. Member med. soc. ot Ohio. Woodward W. B., Sixth and College sts. Woodward Warren. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Worthington L. S., 338 W. Seventh st. Wright C. O., 76 W. Eighth st. Wright M. B., 294 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Ohio; obstetrician Cincin- nati hosp. Wright Joseph T., (e) 8 George st. M. i)., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1849; mem- ber eclec. med. soc. of Miami Valley, eclec. med. soc. of Ohio; act. ass’t surg. and surg. La. vols. 4 years. Young D. S., 248 W. Seventh st. Zipperlen Adolph, 23 Webster st. Studied 5 years at Munich, Vienna, and Tubingen; M. D., Tiibingen, Wurtemberg, 1842; member Cincinnati acad. of med.; exam. surg. for life ins. cos.; surg. Ohio vols. 4 years. CITY OF CLEYELAIYD. (POPULATION, 92,846.) ADD CYR Addison A. P., 93 Garden st. Agar Charles ]>., 84 Garden st. Allen E. G., 82 St. Clair st. Arms , Hoffman’s Block. Armstrong James F., 427 Pearl st. Bailey Robert, 67 Brownell st. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1870; sec. Cleveland med. asso.; demons, operative surg. in Cleveland med. coll. Barber G. M., (h) Lect. on med. jurisprudence, homceo. med. coll. Barnes Geo. W., (h) Emer. prof, materia-medica of homceo. hosp. med. coll. Barr F. H., 49 Public sq. Baxter II. II., (h) 261 Prospect st. Prof, materia-medica of homceo. hosp. med. coll. Bearby J. M., (h) 280 Pearl st. M. D., Cleveland homceo. hosp. coll., 1872; spe- cialty, diseases of women and children. Beckwith , 49 Public sq. Belt Henry, 983 Wilson ave. Bennitt John, 121 Prospect st. Member med. soc. of Ohio ; prof, princ. and prac. of med. and dean of faculty, Cleveland med. coll. Berghoff P. A., 61 Erie st. Bigelow Isaac, Wilson ave. Biggar G. G., (h) 192 Scovill ave. Prof. clin. surg. of homceo. hosp. coll. Blair A. O., (h) Prof, theory and prac. of mod., homoeo. hosp. coll. Bowen Henry, (h) 314 Erie st. M. D., Cleveland homceo. med. coll., 1853. Boynton S. A., (h) 25 Pearl st. Prof, phvsiol. homceo. hosp. coll. Brainerd Henry Clark, 675 St. Clair st. B. S., Mount Union coll., 1S67; M. S., 1870; M. D., med. dep’t. univ. of Mich., 1869; member Cleveland med. asso.; med. soc. of Ohio. Brainard John. Emer. prof. chem. and toxicol. homoeo. hosp. coll. Brooks Martin L., 98 Public sq. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1844; member Cleveland acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio; one of the council of med. dep’t univ. of Wooster. Brown -——, 49 Public sq. Buckley M. L., Perry and Garden sts. Bunting John G-., 159 Broadway. Burrows A. W., 424 Lorain st. Busch Herman, 216 Garden st. Butler George Oliver, 92 Scovill ave. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1854; member Cleve- land acad. of med., med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 10 months. Capener W. H., 685 St. Clair st. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1856 ; phys. and surg. to Marine hosp. of Cleveland; health officer, 1861-62. Cartier William H., 249 Pearl st. Cassells J. Long, 431 Euclid ave. Emer. prof, of chemis. and toxicol., Cleveland med. coll. Chalfant C. M., 326 Pearl st. Charlton L. M., 148 Merchant ave. Clegg James, 296 Superior st. Clegg James, Jr., (e) 296 Superior st. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Phila. eclectic; ass’t surg. Eng. man of war 4 years. Cleveland Thomas, 181 Erie st. Coats John C., 829 Woodland ave. Copeland , St. Clair st. Cushing II. K., 12 Euclid ave. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Cutter Eben J., 6 Boot’s Block. Member med. soc. of Ohio; lect. on surg. anat. of Cleveland med. coll. Cyriax B., (h) 75 Public sq. 594 DAL omo. PIX Dalbey Isaac K., 3 Hoffman’s Block. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Darby John E., 611 St. Clair st. Prof, materia-mediea and therapeu. of Cleveland med. coll. Davidson E. M., 322 Broadway. M. It., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, (no date). Davis E. F., 306 Pearl st. Dawson T. K., 74 Public sq. Dennie B., 424 Lorain st. Dickinson John, 146 Oranto st. M. D., Western Reserve coll., 1861; health offi- cer of Cleveland; ass’t surg., surg. and brig. surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Disbro Z. P., 933 Superior st. Dutclier E. A., 7 Garden st. Escli J. A., 308 Woodland ave. Fowler Edwin, 934 Broadway. Galentine C. B, 567 Columbus st. Prof, of obstet. and dis. of women and child., coll, of Am. med. and surg., Macon, Ga. Galentine John J., 567 Columbus st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1872. Gibson Alexander, 119 Seneca st. Giddings S. B., 76 Birch st. Gill J. C., 6 Prospect st. Gleeson James H., 353£ St. Clair st. M. D., Queen’s univ. of Canada, 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1£ years. Goldberg J. S., 81 Woodland ave. Gould D. F., 6 Root’s Block. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Green , Hoffman’s Block. Haase William, 13 Humboldt st. Hackedora M. R., 324 Woodland ave. A. B., Wesleyan univ. of Ohio, 1866; M. D., Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Ilart A. G., 742 Scranton ave. Herrick Henry J., 98 Public sq. Grad. Williams coll, and Western Reserve coll.; M. D., Rush med. coll, (no dates); member Cleveland med. coll.; pres. med. soc. of Ohio, 1873; consult, surg. to Charity hosp.; prof, of principles of surg. med. dep’t univ. of Wooster; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Herrick L. C. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Himes Isaac H., 121 Prospect st. Prof, physiol, and pathol. histol. Cleveland med. coll. Hocking William F., (h) Prof, pathol. and differential diagnosis homoeo. hosp. coll. Hoffman Herman L., 5 Hoffman’s Block. Holliday Benjamin W., 216 Garden st. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1869; member Cleve- land med. asso.; prof. anat. Cleveland med. coll. House A. F., 561 St. Clair st. Ilousemann Christian, 148 Lorain st. Iloutz II., 210 Prospect st. Ingersoll A. B., Merchant ave. & Fairfield. Johnson J. M., 45 Prospect st. Jones G. J., (h) Prof. anat. homoeo. hosp. coll. Jones H. M. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones W. M., 170 Pearl st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Joyce P. B., 125 Detroit st. Kegan J. D., 244| St. Clair st. Keselmair Charles, 81 Vega ave. Kelly E. H., Carlton Block. Kingsley Horace B., Jr., 45 Bolivar st. Kirtland Jared P. Emerit. prof, princ. and prac. of med. Cleveland med. coll. Krause B., 121 Woodland ave. Kitchen , Public sq. Health officer. Daisy J. L., 135 Woodland ave. Prof, osteology Cleveland med. coll. Lammersmann V., 327 Pearl st. Linden J., 75 Public sq. McConnell J. B., 22 Public sq. M. D., National med. coll., D. C., 1860; pliys. to Jewish orphan asylum. McFarland J. A., 272 Detroit st. McKeon P. E., 133 Detroit st. Marshall I. II., 25 Public sq. Maynard A. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Merrick Charles H., 875 Superior st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster; member Cleveland acad. of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Merrick M. K., 185 Prospect st. Meyer Louis, 46 Public sq. Meyer William, 46 Public sq. Miller T. Clarke, 23 Prospect st. Lect. on diseases of urinary organs Cleveland med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Moody J. R., 192 Scovill ave. Morley E. W. Prof, chemistry and toxicol. Cleveland med. coll. Morrill Charles, 75 Public sq. Morse Joel. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kelson , Oranto st. Kiescliang A. E., 327 Pearl st. Oldroyd Wilbur F. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster (no date); member Cleveland med. soc. Orth David, 169 Columbus st. Osborn II. II., (h) Erie st. Demonst. anat. homoeo. hosp. coll. Parker M. C., 144 Seneca st. Perrier John, 485 St. Clair st. M. II., McGill univ., Canada, 1868; member Cleve- land med. asso., acad. of med., med. and pathol. soc., med. soc. of Ohio, and Charity hosp. board; attend, phvs. to Charity hosp. Pettit Jonathan, (h) 97 Muirson st. A. B., Victoria univ., 1866; A. M., 1869; M. D., Cleveland homoeo. hosp. coll., 1869; member homoeo. soc. of Cleveland, homoeo. med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. inst. of homoeo.; attend, phvs. to Cleveland free homoeo. dispens.;—editor of “Ohio Homoeo. Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Pixley S., 327 Pearl st. PRE OHIO. WIT 595 Prentice N. B., 4 Rouse Block. Proshek Joseph A., 306 Woodland ave. Rabe B. A., 596 Woodland ave. M. D., Western Reserve coll., 1871; member Cleveland pathol. soc. Ray S. B., 285 Washington st. Reed A. B., Columbus and Newburg sts. Rider O. L., 136 Oranto st. Robertson E. W., 127 Franklin st. Robinson S. N., 23 Prospect st. Roeder Phillip, 113 Seneca st. Rose , Ontario st. Sackrider N. P., 135 Woodland ave. Demonst. anat. Cleveland med. coll. Salisbury J. H., 6 & 7 Hoffman’s Block. Sanders John C., (h) Prof, clinical surg. homoeo. hosp. coll. Sapp John A., 324 Woodland ave. Sapp L. W., (h) 104 Public sq. Saunders William E., (h) 195 Erie st. Prof. surg. anat. homoeo. hosp. coll. Schenck Julius, 248 Pearl st. Schneider N., (h) 77 Public sq. Prof. surg. and dean homceo. hosp. coll. Scott W. J., 6 Prospect st. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Scott X. C., 108 Euclid ave. Prof, ophthalmol., otology, and laryngos. Cleve- land med. coll. Sheldon J. H., 216 Franklin st. Sheppard W. J., 27 Fairfield st. Slosson F. S., 8 Hoffman’s Block. Smith L. B. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Snyder , Public sq. Somers P. G., 1014 Woodland ave. Spence G. O., (h.) Leet. on gyinecoi. homoeo. hosp. coll. Spencer A. B., 28 Bolivar st. Springsteen A. G., 56 Bolivar st. Sterling E., 4 Hoffman’s Block. Terry C. A. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thayer P., 25 Public sq. Prof. prin. and prac. of surg. and med. jurisprud. Cleveland med. coll. Tucker A. W., 50 Superior st. Turrill G. F., 13 Hoffman’s Block. Tyler Benjamin S., Greenwood st. Van Norman Horace B., (h) 253 Pearl st. A. B., Baldwin univ., 1871; M. D., Clevelai d homoeo. hosp. coll., 1863; member homoeo. med. soc. of Cuyahoga, homoeo. med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. inst. of homceo.; lect. on hygiene in Cleveland homoeo. hosp. coll. Ward J. B., 140 Muirson st. Weber G. C. W., Public sq. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Weed F. J., Root’s Block. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Weirich P. M., 114 Oranto st. Wells Franklin, 81 Public sq. Prof, obstet. and diseases of women and children Cleveland med. coll. Wheeler A. W., 83 Public sq. White L., 1501 Broadway. Wilson , Oranto st. Wilson N. B., (h) 133 Detroit st. Windrich Charles, 74 Rarber st. Witte L. II., (h) 17 Monument Park. STATE OF OHIO. ABB ALD Abbott Jno. S., Stockport. Abbott James N., Kennonsburgh. M. I)., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1872. Abbott S. B., Byington. Abernathy A., Lexington, xlble J. MC, (m) Lima. Ackelson Samuel, Xenia. Acker David B., (e) Bellefontaine. Ackleson Samuel, Xenia. Ackley Geo. K., Pomeroy. Ackley .T. R., Racine. Adair W. A., Marshville. Adams A. L., (e) Springfield. Adams Amos S., Mansfield. M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1849; member Richland med. and surg. soc. Adams E. E., Coal Grove. Adams Harmon, California. Adams Harrison, (m) Short Creek. Adams John, Red Lion. Adams J. W., Fort Recovery. Adams S., (m) Rutland. Adams S. E., (e) Springfield. Adams Samuel II., (m) Urbana. Adams Thos., Waynesville. Adams W. R., New Philadelphia. Adamson Thos. J., Portsmouth. Addington J. II. Shanesville. Adrain G., Belmore. Agard A. H., Sandusky. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Erie co., med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso., 1872; exam. surg. for pensions. Agin Chas. G., Dent. Agin B., (m) Dent. Ahlin John, New Plymouth. Aiken P. J., Newark. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Alcither S., (e) Bryan. Alcorn A. W., Ravenna. M. D., Mich, univ., 1863; member med. soc. of Portage co., Union soc. of northeastern Ohio and of southeastern Ohio, and med. soc. of Ohio. Alder Jno. C., (m) Keene. 596 ALD OHIO. BAK Aldrich Abram, (e) Springfield. Alexander John, St. Clairsville. Alexander John, McConnelisville. Alexander Prudence, (e) West Elkton. Alexander Robert J., St. Clairsville. Alexander R. P., (e) West Elkton. Alford J. B., Grand Rapids. Alford D., Poplar. Allen A. S., Berea. Allen D. B., West Liberty. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1861; member med. soc. of Iowa; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Allen Dudley, Oberlin. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Ohio. Allen E. Iv., Ottawa. Allen E. G., (e) Cleveland. Allen II. II., Uhrichsville. Allen J. O., Gorham. Allen P. C., Utica. Alsbach John, (m) Marietta. Alwood J. W.,/e) Middlefield. Alwood Lemuel, (e) Middlefield. Alyo Robert, Leatherwood. Ames A. D., Clyde. Ames A. V., Fremont. Anderson A. R., Matamoras. Anderson A. R., New Matamoras. Anderson G. L., Home worth. Anderson J., Xenia. Anderson J. C., (h) Shelby. Anderson J. M., Guilford. Anderson John, Coshocton. Anderson O. F., Buford. Anderson R. L., (h) Xenia. Anderson William, Kimbolton. Anderson W. J., Newtonville. Anderson W. L., Newtonville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Andrews Alex., Moores. Andrews H.. (m) Constantia. Andrus A., Westerville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Angier John Cutler, Willoughby. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll., 1869; ad eund., med. dep’t of Wooster univ. Ainzer G. W., (m) West Andover. Anton James, (e) Lebanon. Antrim J. J., (h) Germantown. Anns W. B. V., (e) Fremont. Applegate Fred. C., Windham. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Ohio. Applegate R. H., Riley. Armsey B. B., Waller. Armstrong Andrew C., Lewisville. Member med. soc. of Monroe co. Armstrong A. M., Chippewa. Aftnstrong H., Haysville. Armstrong J. H., Powhatan. Armstrong Robert A., North Benton. Armstrong T. II., Powhatan. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Armstrong Thomas A., Shiloh. M. D., Western Reserve coll., Cleveland, 1869. Arnat Hugh R., (h) Birmingham. Arnold C. D., Matamoras. Arnold Emil, Ironton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1865; member med. asso. of Lawrence co., and med. soc. of Ohio; phys. and surg. to co. infirm.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Arnold G. L., (e) Cambridge. Arnold John, Waverly. Arnold William, Somerset. Arnst C., Grafton. Arter D. A., Canton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1844. Arter F. G., Lima. Artherholt D. H., (e) Hartford. Ashborn Joseph, (m) Newton Falls. Ashbrook A. G., (m) Newark. Ashmun G. P., Akron. Ashton A. S., Pique. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Ashton E., Lima. Ashton Thomas, Defiance. Asslin J. T., Claysville. Atkinson G. W., South Selma. Atwell A. F., Waynesburgh. Atwell John E., Jacksontown. Atwell' William E., (h) Zanesville. Austin A., Sandusky. Austin B. P., (h) Mansfield. Austin D. W., (m) Dresden. Austin J., (h) Norwalk. Auton James, (e) Lebanon. Auton R., (e) Lebanon. Autrim F. T., (h) Germantown. Avery A. L., Morgan. Avery R. M., (e) De la Palma. Axlime John D., Stoutsville. Axtel O. C., Ridgeway. Ayers II. M., Chardon. Ayers John II., Urbana. Ayres J. T., Homer. Babcock C. W., (h) Lancaster. Babcock Ira L., Norwalk. Badger D. P., .(e) Warrensville. Baggs James, Ontario. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bailey A., (m) Blue Rock. Bailey Jesse, Flushing. Baily J. S., Freeport. M. D., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1857 ; ad eund. degree Ohio med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Stillwater; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Baily G., Kossuth. Baily Hamilton, Lattaville. Bain R. M., (e) Aberdeen. Bainbridge E. C., Port Clinton. Baird D. V., McArthur. Baitges L. W., Akron. Baker A. A., Enon. Baker Abraham, Good Hope. Att. lectures in Jefferson med. coll., Cleveland med. coll., and Charity hosp. med. coll.; member med. soc. of Stark co.; member of committee on ethics. Baker B. F., St. Paris. Baker H. C., Lancaster. Baker John, St. Paris. Baker J. W., Paris. Baker L. W., Reed’s Mills. Baker Norman, Lucas. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Baker O. M., Nonpareil. Baker P. A., Adamsville. Baker Timothy, Wooster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Baker William O., Louisville. BAL OHIO. BEL 597 Baldridge A. II., (e) Urbana. Baldridge E. W., Circleville. Baldwin A. T., Palmyra. Baldwin , Spring Valley. Baldwin G. V., Rootstown. Baldwin J. F., Bluffton. Baldwin S. A., Montville. Baldwin W. M., (h) Potaskula. Ball A., Zanesville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ballard H. D., Findley. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ballard J. R., West Baltimore. Ballard Philip, Napoleon. Ballard Thomas Coke, Benton Ridge. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867. Ballard Thomas, Benton Ridge. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1862. Ballinger S. F., Damascoville. Ballinger W. J., Pleasant Valley. Member med. soc. of 01?io. Baliner William, Danville. Balton L. T., Newark. Barber II. S., (h) Galion. Barber William M., Attica. Barclay Isaac, Gustavus. Barclay Samuel, Coshocton. Barclay S., Adamsville. M. D., Starling med. coll, of Columbus, 1870; member Zanesville acad. of med. Barcus D. M., Mt. Liberty. Bard J. D., Liberty. Bard L. A., Mineral Ridge. Bard William, (e) Sheffield. Barenburg C. II., (h) Marietta. Barkdall G. W., Edgerton. Barker W. B., Higginsport. Barks J. H., Shanesville. Barley D. R., St. Paris. Barlow A. C., (h) Toledo. Barlow C. A., Pomeroy. Barnes Abraham, (h) Willsliire. Barnes L. S., (h) Delaware. Barnes L. S., (h) Maumee City. Barnes W. F., Fredericksburgh. Barnes Robert H., Coalburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870 ; ex-member med. soe. of Mercer co., Pa. Barr Jacob C., Springfield. Barrett Joseph E., Wooster. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; member med. soc. of Wayne co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 3 years and 4 months. Barrett Wm., (e) Toledo. Barrick J. P., Massillon. Barrows Albert, Newark. Bartelette II. A., (m) Washingtonville. Bartlett H. IL, (h) Geneva. Bartlett W. II., Preston. Bartlette J. C., Canton. Bartlette J. B., (m) Leetonia. Barton James, Addison. Barton Thomas, Syracuse. Bassett Charles, (li) Solon. Bassett Jacob, (m) Washingtonville. Bassett Joel, (m) Urbana. Bassett L. A., Swanton. Bates Benjamin, (m) West Mansfield. Bates Charles, Nettle Lake. Bates Daniel, Walnut Creek. Bates William H., Watertown. Bates William S., Smithfleld. Battles William Snowden, Shreve. M. D., Starling med. coll, of Columbus, Ohio (no date); member med. soc. of Wayne co., Am. med. asso., med. soc. of Ohio, med. asso. of Northeastern Ohio. Batton B. C., Maysville. Bauer Philip, Marion. Baugh H. W., Clarksville. Baxter T. A., Lima. Baxter S. A., Lima. Beach A. J., Belleville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Beach C. H., Wellington. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Beach C. M., Belleville. Beach Harry, Fowler. Beach J., Bloomfield. Beach John N., West Jefferson. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Beach W. N., London. Beadle William, (e) Scio. Beagraud Pierce, Fremont. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Beall S. W., (h) Troy. Bealman Jacob, (m) Bellefontaine. Beamer J. B., (e) Fletcher. Bean E. M., (e) Pleasanton. Bean J. II., (e) Marietta. Bean J. L., (h) Medina. Beans J. M., Hammondsville. Beardslee II. C., Painesville. Beardsley C. E., Ottawa. M. D., univ. of Mich., 1863; Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ohio. Beatly A., Medina. Beatly Francis, Gahanna. Beaty Lawson, (m) Zanesville. Beauchamp H., Hamilton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., Cincinnati, 1852; member med. soc. of Butler co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years. Beaugrant P., Fremont. Beck Isaac M., Sardinia. Beck Joseph, (m) Eldorado. Beck Joseph K., Lancaster. Beck J. S., Miamisburgh. Beck O. M., (e) Leesburgh. Becker J. C., (e) Colton. Beckwith E. C., (h) Zanesville. Bedell Israel, Mt. Vernon. Beebee William, Barlow. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1849; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. Beebont J., Paris. Beeman E. E., Birmingham. Beeman Julius, (e) Newburgh. Beeman P., Sidney. Beens A. M., New Comerstown. Belcher John, Waterloo. Belden Calvin, (e) Chardon. Belden K. O., Farmington. Belding Alvin, Ravenna. Bell A. E., Zanesville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bell E. R., Ripley. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Brown co., and med. soc. of Ohio. Bell G. W., Grand Rapids. Bell Hiram, (h) Painesville. 598 BEL OHIO. BOD Bell John, Stafford. Bell W. M., Weston. Bell W. S., Amesville. Bellville J., Dayton. Belton Richd., (m) Newark. Benedict D. D., Norwalk. A. B., Kenyon coll., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1860; member Delamater med. soc. of Huron co.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 3 years. Benham Alden, Melmore. Benn James W., Jacksonville. Benn John, Jacksonville. Bennett E., Withamsville. Bennett George S., Chesterville. Bennett J. H., Wauseon. Bennett J. W., Cuba. Bennett L., Waterville. Bennett Orlando, Durbin’s Corners. Bennett P. C., Freedom. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bennett S. S., (e) Ilarpersfield. Bennett Stephen, Lithopolis. Benson L. L., Cardington. Berbower A. E., Hudson. Bergen S. H., Toledo. Berge John, (e) Circleville. Berlin C., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Berie F. E., North Benton. Berington H. L., Sulphur Springs. Berington W. J., Fort Recovery. Bernard J. P., (e) Fayetteville. Docteur et Pharmacien de la faculte de medicine, et de l’Ecole de Pharmercie de Paris. Berry R. J., Republic. Berry James S., Locust Grove. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1870. Bertolette D. H., Latonia. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bertolette II. A., AYashington ville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bertolette N. J., Shreve. Bertolette J. B., Latonia. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bertolette W. J., Shreve. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Best George, (m) Berlin. Besse H., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bethel George S., Middlebourne. Licensed to practise by Belmont co. med. soc. Bettes G. AY., (e) Randolph. Betts H., Youngstown. Beuchner AVilliam, Youngstown. Beucler T. S. S., Louisville. Beverly P. F., AVesterville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bevier Roelifif, Plymouth. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., western dis’t, Fair- field, N. Y., 1839. Bevis R., Plymouth. Bierce F. A., (h) AVarren. Bigelow J. G., Huntington. Bigelow J. M., Lancaster. Member med. snc. of Ohio. Billhardt A., Upper Sandusky. M. D., univ. of Leipzig, 1857. Bing J. P., Pomeroy. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bishop Gilbert, Logan. Bishop H. H., Wilksville. Bishop J. C., AVilksville. Bishop L. W., Mt. Carmel. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bishop N. W., Mainville. Bishop Sylvester P., Delta. M. L)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member board of health, village of Delta; pres. med. soc. of Fulton co., 1873; surg. for L. S. & M. S. R. B. co. Bishop Wimrod, Atlas. Bivans W. A., New Hope. Black F. M., Darby ville. Black II. C., Freeport. Black J. A., Madisonville. Black James R., Newark. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Black J. S., Sharon. Black John, Bolivar. Black John L., Democracy. Black J. S., Sharon. Black S. L. B., Decatur. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1869; member med. asso. of Brown co. Black William, Kimbolton. Black W. R., Sandy ville. Blackburn A. M., Steubenville. Blackburn C., Roscoe. Blackburn J. M., Appleton. Blackford J. M., Knoxville. Blackman II., Warsaw. Blair Brice, Westminster. Blair E. S., Napoleon. Blair J. Fletcher, West Liberty. Blair J. S., Bellefontaine. Blair , Lima. Blake George M., Lowell. Blake G. W., Canal Winchester. Blanchard J. A., Toledo. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Lucas co.; surg. U. S. vols. 5 months. Bland Jerome, Poplar. M. D., Starling med. coll., Columbus, Ohio, I860. Blatchley II. N., Yan Wert. Bleeker William, Mansfield. BleschP. E., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Blink J., Plymouth. Bliss D. P., Sparta. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Bliss G. W., Piketon. Bliss Ilosea, Nortlifield. Blizzard J. W., Fort Recovery. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, (no date); member med. organization of northwestern Ohio. Blizzard W. J., Macedon. Blizzard S. R., Huntsville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bloomfield O., Carlisle. Blymer A., Delaware. Member med soc. of Ohio. Blythe B., (e) Owensville. Boal Jonas, Geneva. Boales R. S., Lucas. Bobbs A. C., Potsdam. Bodman Lewis H., Toledo. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1863 ; pres. Toledo med. asso., 1873; med. cadet U. S. army 1 year. BGE OHIO 13 RO 599 Boestler George W., Sr., Lancaster. Bcestler George W., Jr., Lancaster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Boice John A., Hannibal. Boles R. S., Lucas. M. LX, Charity hosp. med. coll., Cleveland, (no date). Boud A. J., Tarlton. Bond A. O., Dayton. Bond Jno. W., Toledo. Bookwalter L. M., Republican. Booth Edwin, Crestline. Booten L., Patriot. Bord William, Kingsville. Borsch G., (m) Basil. Bostater Andrew J., Pioneer. M. IX, univ. of Mich., 1869. Bosworth H. F., Tremont. Bowdish R. C., Big Island. Bower Geo. W., Toledo. Bower Wm., Akron. Bower Joshua, (e) Troy. Bowers A. L. W., Winfield, lowers E. D., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bowers E. D., Circleville. Bowers J. F., New Yienna. Bowersmith Isaac, (m) Westerville. Bowesmith J. G.. (e) Mansfield. M. D., Royal coll., Edinburgh, Scotland, 1837; surg. in British army 8 years, 6 months. Bowman J., (m) TTrbana. Boyd G. M., Xenia. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Boyd S. S., (e) Wilmington. Boyd William, (h) Crooked Tree. Boyd W. J., Tappan. Boyer John, (m) Canfield. Boyer Lydia A., Van Wert. Boylan A., Milford Centre. Bracken John, Martin’s Ferry. Bracken James, (e) Mecca. Bracken Robert, (e) Kinsman. Bracken W. C., Jersey. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bradford E. N., (m) Ripley. Bradley E., (h) White House. Bradley H., Felicity. Bradley J. W., Coshocton. Brady James W., Roscoe. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1 year; surg. U. S. army 4 years. Braffit J. L., New Paris. Brainard A. C., Orangeville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Willoughby, Ohio, (no date); member med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso. Brainard M. N., Iluntsburgh. Branson Smith, Chester Hill. Branstrap W. T., (e) Middleport. Bravey E. B., (e) Hicksville. Brayton Asa, Carey. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1857; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ohio. Breese S., Pharisburgh. Brellen Joseph, Grove City. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brenton J. L., North Georgetown. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brewster TV. W., Austenburgh. Breyman , Pierpont. Brice A. II., (e) Bartlett. Bricker A. M., (e) Damascus. Bricker Joseph, (e) Tiffin. Bricker J. J., Woodville. Bricker J. W., Fostoria. Bricker Samuel W., (e) Tiffin. Bricker William R., Shelby. Member med. soc. of Richland co., med. soc. of Ohio. Brickett W. TV.’, Worthington. Briggs James M., Mt. Gilead. Briggs S. C., Elyria. Bright W. J., Pickerington. Bright W. L., Chauncey. Brinker O. P., Shadeville. Brinkerhoof D. H., Fremont. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Briscoe J. H., (e) Warren. Brison J. V., Millersport. Brittain William C., (e) Orangeville. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1873; member northwestern liberal med. soc. of Pa. Brock M. D., Reynoldsburgh. Brockett A. J., Bristolville. Hon. B. S., Western Beserve coll., 1871; M. IX, univ. of Mich., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Trum- bull co., 1873; member med. soc. of Ohio; ass't surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. BrockneyR. B., (m) London. Brockway II., (h) Cardington. Bronson James, Newton Falls. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brook J. H., Chatham. Brooke G. W., Ellsworth. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brooks A. J., Niles. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1872. Brooks James A., Sugar Grove. Brooks Martin L., Newburgh. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Brooks John, Matamoras. Brooks J. H., Brownsville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brooks U. L., Newburgh. Broombangh N. E., (e) Seven Miles. Broughton A., (e) Pettisville. Bruscup I. A., Springboro’. Brown Abraham, Van Luc. Brown Amasa, New Comerstown, Brown B. S., Bellefontaine. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brown Clinton, (e) Moon’s Mill. Brown D., Newburgh. Brown Daniel H., Amesville. Brown Edward R., Sugar Grove. Brown E. S., Newark. Brown H. M., Newtown. Brown H. R., Calais. Brown J. A., De Graff. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med soc. of Ohio. Brown James, New Comerstown. Brown James C., Urbana. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Brown James C., Rutland. Brown J. H., McConnellsville. Brown J. N., (e) Laurel. Brown John R., Millville. 600 BRO OHIO. CAM Brown J. S., Green Springs. Brown J. T., Middlecreek. Brown L. C., Painesville. Brown M., Circleville. Brown Robert H., Bix Mills. Brown Samuel H., Cadiz. A. B., Franklin coll, of Ohio, 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867; coroner of Harrison co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Brown , Clyde. Brown AVesley, (e) Defiance. Brown AV. II., Green Springs. Brown Zebulon, Camden. Brownell O. E., Inland. Bruce A., Springfield. Bruce A. G., Olmsted Falls. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Bruce J. H., Camden. Brundage Alfred H., Xenia. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1856; surg. U. S. army 3 years and 2 months; health officer of Xenia 2 years. Bruscup John Allen, Springboro’. M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no date.) Bryan A. S., Buford. Bryan E. F., Granville. Bryan Henry, Brown’s Mills. Bryant C. E., Mt. Vernon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Bryant Bobert, Eckmansville. Bryant AV. G., Sprinfigeld. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Buchman A. P., Tuscarawas. Buck J. D., (h) Sandusky. Buckingham A., (e) Maxville. Buckingham E. M., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Buckingham E. Van Buren, Centreton. M. D., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1872; mem- ber Delainater med. asso. of Norwalk. Buckingham James It., Bloomville. Buckingham Nimrod, Grove City. Did not graduate; studied with a first-class physi- cian, and has practised for 22 years. Buckman J. IT., New Philadelphia. Buell E. P., New Philadelphia. Buffington Brinton, (m) Mechanicsburgh. Buffington B. V., (e) Maysville. Buler G. B., Dayton. Bull N. T., AVorthington. Bullen Joseph, Grove City. Bumgardner John, (m) AVapakoneta. Bunee William, Oberlin. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member board of censors of the med. dep’t univ. of AVooster. Bunker AV. II., Carthage. Burch AVilliam, Fredericktown. Burge William P., (h) Circleville. M. D., Cleveland homceo. coll., 1866; hosp. steward U. S. army 2 years. Burge John, (h) Circleville. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1851. Burgess F. C., Cordington. Burgher T.. (m) Franklin Square. Burkhart M. C., Newark. Burns George AAk, (h) Maxville. Burns James, (m) Pomeroy. Burns J. AV., (m) Christiansburgh. Burr J. N., Mt. Vernon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Burr James, (e) AV. La Fayette. Burritt AV. H., Maumee City. Burrows S. S., Geneva. Burtch A. AV., Huntington. Burtch S. A.4 Lucas. Burton E. D., Collamer. Busby Aaron, (e) Tippecanoe. Bush II., AVoodville. Bush J. II., Dinsmore. Buslinell George AV., (e) Hartford. Bushrood Taylor, Avondale. Buskirk Oliphant, Bound Bottom. Butcher J. M., (e) North Lewisburgh. Butler G. AV., Alton. Member med. soc. of OhioA Butler AV. A., (m) Cocliranton. Butler AV. S., (h) Aurora. Buxton Samuel A., Lima. M. I)., med. dep’t univ., of Wooster, 1863; mem- ber med. soc. of Allen co., Am. med. asso., northwestern Ohio med. asso., 1872; health officer of Lima; surg. county hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. Bye J. M., AVaynesburgh. Byman U., (m) Youngstown. Byron Dennis W., (h) Upper Sandusky. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1855. Cable J. AV., Pleasant Hill. Cable B. E., Covington. Cadwallader M. D., Columbus. Cadwallader Bowland, Findley. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Cady D. AV., Belmore. Cake W. Marion, AArest Independence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. asso. of northwestern Ohio ; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions; surg. U. S. vols 3 years. Calder George, (e) Adam’s Mills. M. D., eclec. coll, of Pa., 1870. Caldwell D. B., (e) Cedarville. Caldwell John M., Canfield. Caldwell AV. AV., Hamilton. Caldwell AV. AV., Canfield. Caldwell John L.. Beavertown. Diploma from scientific and med. soc. of Cincin- nati; one full course in Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1865; member med. soc. of Jack- son co.;—author of paper on “ Sloughing of Bowels.” Calhoun Newton, Mohawk. Callahan D., Hillsboro’. Calvin A. W., Canfield. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1873; phys. to Ma- honing co. infirm. Cameron J. G., Edon. Cameron John, Ilopedale. Campbell George P., Bidgeville Corners. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Campbell James, Dennison. M. I)., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1873. Campbell J. A., Gettysburg. Campbell J. C., Spencer. Campbell John, TJniontown. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Campbell John, Delhi. Grad. Jefferson coll.; M. D.,med. coll, of Ohio (no dates). Campbell S. M., (m) Fort Recovery. Campbell AVilliam, Cambridge. Campbell AV. II., AVest Alexandria. CAM OHIO. CLE 601 Campbell G. P., Tedrow. M. £)., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Fulton co. Cannemysham John S., Youngstown. Canninger , Willsliire. > Cantelbery P., Marengo. Capehart Henry, Bridgeport. Caplay R. C., Fastoria. Carey Simeon, Spring Valley. M. 1)., Ohio med. coll., 1857. Carey George W., Lexington. Carey S. E., (e) Fur Castle. Carlton E. L., Carlville. Carman John, (e) Martinsville. Carmichael W. A., Loveland. M. U., Ohio med. coll., 1856 ; member med. soc. of Clermont co., and med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Carothers M. M., Sulphur Springs. Carpenter George H., Athens. M. 1)., Vt. med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Ohio; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Carpenter Harvey, Amity. Carpenter P. A., Mansfield. Carpenter Paul, Lancaster. Carr James, Clarks. Hon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1871; first pres. med. soc. of Holmes co.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. 1 year and 8 months. Cartar D. M., Round Head. Carter Ellis, Mansfield. Carter F. M., Liverpool. Carter Francis, Columbus. Prof, obstet., etc., dean of Starling med. coll. Carter H. W., Cuyahoga Falls. Carter J. O., Marion. Carter Joseph S., Urbana. Carton J. J., (h) Blue Rock. Caruthers John A., Kilbourne. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Case B.. Wliartonsburgh. Case F. D., Orwell. Case J. G., Neville. Case Tracy, New London. Casgrove Thos., Sylvania. Caspar Ferdinand, (m) Niles. Cass A. L., Coshocton. Cass Edward, Dresden. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member acad. of med., Zanesville, Ohio;—author of paper on “ Puerperal Convulsions,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1869. Cassady Geo., Cleves. Cassidy James, Sharon. Caster W. W., (h) Scio. Catlin M. Milton, (h) Massillon. M. D., Cleveland liomoeo. ho!|>. coll., 1868; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of eastern Ohio. Caulkins R., (h) Toledo. Cessna B. F., Van Wert. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Chalmers J. T., Alliance. Chamberlain David P., Toledo. M. D., Western Reserve coll., 1847; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Chamberlain .T., (e) Tiffin. Chamberlin W. E., Clinton. Chambers J. M., Mai-ietta. Chambers Robert, Chandlersville. Chandler , Akron. Chaney S. F., Nevin. Chapin J. B., Battle Creek. Chapman B., Copley. Chapman B. W., Bakersville. Chapman H. J., Lewisville. Chapman J. II., Washington. Chapman Patterson It., Morristown. Chapman R. C., New Comerstown. Chapman Silas, Jacksonville. Chapel E. S., (e) East Claridon. Chappelear II. C., Zanesville. Chase B. S., Akron. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Chase I). M., (e) Parkman. Chase James A., Toledo. Chase L. C., Roxabell. Chatterton A. B., (e) Net Repose. Cheer E. C., Arcanium. Cheney Hugh Legan, Groveport. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1647; member med. soc. of Ohio. Chenoworth A. L., Bourneville. Cherry William, Toledo. Chesney John M., Marseilles. Chessney William M., Kenton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Chetwood John E., College Corners. Chidister ,J. Thomas, Jacobslmrgh. Childs O.D., (h) Akron. * Christian J. M., (h) Marion. Christy S. A., Salina. Clany Cluis II., Smitlifleld. Clapp W. W., (h) Kent. Clark A., Xenia. Clark Avery P., Twinsburgli. Clark A. S., Beverly. Clark C. G., Maumee City. Clark C. II., Mechanicsburgh. Clark D. R., (m) Bluffton. Clark E. G., Willoughby. Clark Ilayes, (m) Mt. Gilead. Clark Henry P., Ashland. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Clark Jacob, Toledo. Clark John, Berea.' Clark J. C., Reinersville. Clark John H., Mechanicsburgh. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Ohio; surg. sanitary commis. for U. S. vols. 3 months. Clark John H., Locust Grove. M. I)., physio-med. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Clark J. O., Downington. Clark J. P., Ashland. Clark J. T., Middlebourne. Clark Myson S., Bristolville. M. I)., univ. of Mich., 1865; sec. med. asso. of Trumbull co.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 1 year and 4 months. Clark Stillman, (e) Alexandria. Clark T. E., (h) Mt. Vernon. Clark William M., West Independence. Clarkson William, Canton. Clary W. J., (h) Catawba. Clason T. S., Bellefontaine. Clay John, fh) Shelby. Claypool Albert, Weston. Clayton John F., Van Buren. Clements Joshua, Dayton. Clements W. P., (m) Greasy Ridge. Clene J. B., Perrinsville. 602 CLE OHIO, cou Clewers T. A., Jackson. Cline J. AY, Germantown. Clippinger J. S., AVest Cairo. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1863; member northwest- ern med. asso. Cloud J. M. II., Gibsonville. Clover D. C., (m) Stryker. Cluther F. H. B., Leesville Cross Roads. Coates Frank M., Berea. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1871; member med. soc. Cuyahoga co. Cobbles Charles, New Athens. • Coble D. AY, Shancks. _ Member med. soc. of Ohio. Coburn S. II., (h) Akron. Cock George B., Canton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of AVooster, 1867 ; member med. soc. of Stark co.; —specialty, diseases of women;—author of paper, “Reflex Insanity Benefited by Local Treatment.” Coffeen J. Q. A., (h) Dayton. Coffer D., AVesterville. Coffin F. AY, Ravenna. Coffman II. C._, AArashington C. II. Colby James, Defiance. Coldham Jas., Toledo. Cole A. E., Burbank. Cole Amos E., Bucyrus. _ Cole D. H., Bloomingdale. Cole H. S., Archbold. Cole P. C., Edenton. Cole W. C., Shanesville. Coleman B., Homer. Coleman David, AVest Union. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Coleman D. S., Millwood. Coleman Horace, Troy. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Coleman Nathaniel R., Harrisville. M. D., univ. of Mich.; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., N. Y., 1870. Coler Garret, (m) Chester Hill. Collamore George A., Toledo. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1854; M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1859; member med. asso. of Toledo; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Collins E., (e) Edgerton. Collins E. T., South Charleston. Collins J. B., Butterville. Collins S. A., Independence. Collins S. M., Dinsmore. Colliver J. T., (e) AVest Jefferson. Coltson Henry, (m) Camden. Combs A. S., Thurman. Combs J. S., Owensville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Comley G. AY., Harrisville. Comstock A., (m) Rutland. Comstock J. D., Sunbury. Conaway John, Leesville. Cone Edmund, AA'ashington. Conkle Frank, Summitville. Conklin A. AY, (e) Bennington. Conklin II. S., Sidney. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Conklin Samuel A., Canton. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of northeastern Ohio, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Conklin William Judkins, Dayton. A. B., Wesleyan univ., Delaware, Ohio, 1866; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Montgomery co.; sec. med. soc. of Ohio, 1873; ex-ass’t phys. to southern Ohio lunatic asylum. Conley P. E., Straitsville. Conn W. P., Roseville. Connell A., Salineville. Connell M., Upper Sandusky. Connell M., Jr., Upper Sandusky. Connell , Canton. Conner Robert S., Cumberland. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Muskingum co.; censor Cleveland med. coll. Conners J. R., Pyrmont. Constant W. T., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Converse J., (e) West Jefferson. Conwell B. F., Canton. Cook E. R., (e) Prospect. Cook G. B., Canton. Cook John, Bridgeport. Cook J. M., Toledo. Cook Milton R., Kingsville. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1859. Cook William, Wooster. Cool D. M., Conneaut. Coombs J. C., Owensville. Coomer II. M., Ashley. Cooney Henry, Bryan. Coons Israel A., Middletown. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Cooper James, (e) Beliefontaine. Cope C. II., Coleraine. Cope Isaac G., Coleraine. Copeland Joshua, La Rue. Corbett R. P., St. Louisville. Corbin J. II., Piqua. Corey John M., Fremont. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Fa., 1858; Cleveland med. coll., 1865; lion. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Corson John, Middletown. M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Butler co. Corwin Wm. B., (h) Lebanon. Cory B. F., Ironton. Cory Simson, Spring Yalley. Cottle L. A., Maineville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1842; ex-pres. med. soc. of Warren co.; surg. U. S. army 7 years. Cotton D. B., Portsmouth. A. B., Marietta coll., 1853; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Scioto co., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Cotton Josiah Dexter, Marietta. A. B., Marietta coll., 1843; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1847; member Ohio med. soc., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Coulson E. G., Pennsville. Coulter J. N., (h) Ridgeway. Coulter John A., Ridgeway. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1872 ; lion, member med. soc. of Logan co.; private U. S. army. Coup J., (h) Plain Township. Coup William, Wooster. cou OHIO. DAY 603 Courtright George S., Lithropolis. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ohio; hon. member Cincinnnti acad. of med.; res. surg. Cincinnati hosp. 1862; surg. Mercy hosp., Cincinnati, 1866 ; demons, of anat. Miami med. coll., 1867- 68; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Covington P. D., Beliefontaine, M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. asso. of Logan co. Cowan John, Jeromeville. Cowan Jacob, Ashland. Cowan James, (e) Jasper Mills. Cowan W. V., Hardin. Cowden Jasper Y., (e) Lowellville. Cowden Itannoles M., (e) Lowellville. Cowdrey C. B., Longbottom. Cox George B., Osnaburgli. Attend, lects. Charity hosp. med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Stark co. Coyl C. S., Gallon. Crabbs Jacob, Olivesburgh. Crafts A. S., Mantua Station. Crafts John M., Mantua Station. Craig J. W., Mansfield. Cramblett J., (m) Deersville. Crandall W. A., Waynesville. , Crane Edward L., Tippecanoe. Crarey Eugene, Yew Hampshire. Crawford J. S., Woodstock. Crawford William J., (e) Tiffin. Creighton II., Yew Burlington. Creise David, (h) Portsmouth. Cretcher J. Y., (e) Columbus. Cretcher W. H., Spring Hills. Crippen A. J., (h) Harrison. Crittenden L. W, Kent. Crockett , Sliilby. .Cromley Fred., Gallipolis. Cromley James M., Gallipolis. Cromley M. D., Columbus. Crone Henry, Hamilton. Crook James M., Dayton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Crook William H., Bourneville. Cropper Charles, (h) Lebanon. Cropper ——, Oxford. Cross E., Racine. Cross F. G., Xenia. Cross , Massillon. Cross P. B., (m) Monroe Furnace. Crouse A. C., Amherst. Crow E. B., Ridgeway. Crowden J. T., Morrow. Crowell J. P., Yankin. Crull William M., Scioto. Crum Edward .T., (h) Dayton. Crumbaeker J. H., Antrim. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Still Water. Crumbaker II., (h) Ironton. CrumleakerO. B., Chandlersville. Crumbaugh S. S., Pratt. Crumerine B. F., Hill Grove. Crumit C. K., Jackson. Crump H. A., Millersburgh. Culbertson Howard, Zanesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Muskingum co.; hon. member Meigs and Mason acad. of med.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of papers, “ A Case of Gun-shot Wound of the Stomach, with Remarks,” 1859 ; “Application of Adhesive Strips to Fracture of Clavicle, etc.,” 1861; rt Article on Camp Mea- sles, etc.,” 1863; “A Few Thoughts on the Physical Basis of Life,” 1870, etc., etc. Culbertson J. B., Chardon. Cullison Z. B., Perryton. Cullison W. W., Mohawk. Culver B. F., Vincent. Culver Lucius Pitt, Reinersville. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1861. CulyD., (e) Allensville. Cummings , Coalsburgli. Cummings S. B., Delaware. Cummins J. P., West Chester. Cune Keberle S. B., Tiffin. Cunningham J. S., Youngstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; coroner of Ma- honing co.; ex-member board of health. Cunningham IN". W., Yew Alexander. Cunningham , Steubenville. Curry J. H., Yew Philadelphia. Curtis E., (m) Lima. Attend, lects. Herkimer co. coll., N. Y., 1833-4-5; practised 40 years. Curtis H. W., (h) Chagrin Falls. Curtis J. A., Sidney. Cushing C. F., Elyria. Cushing John T., Huron. M. D., med. dep’t Iowa univ., 1864; member med. soc. of Erie co. Custer G. W., (h) Ganges. Cutler James, Belle Point. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Cuykendall M. C., Bucyrus. Dabney D. W., Eureka. Dakin E. F., Harveysburgh. Dales L. J., Lima. Dallison G. W., (e) Ewing. Dally C. D., Antioch. One full course med. lect., univ. of Pa., 1855-56; exam, by State board of surg., Wheeling, W. Va., and licensed 1862 ; member med. soc. of Monroe co.; received medal from Legislature of W. Ya. for services as surg. W. Va. vols. during war; exam. surg. for pensions, Monroe co. Dalton Y., Logan. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Damison II., Chandlersville. Danford II. D., Mountsville. Danforth H., Hudson. Daniels W. C., Toledo. Darby Frank H., Glendale. Darling William, Toledo. Darly S. B., Avon. Darney B. C., Sarahsville. Darst H. H., Tippecanoe City. Darwin Henry W., Gettysburg. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Daugherty J. C., (m) Greentown. Davenport It., Ada. Davidson J., Alliance. Davidson W. B., Wellington. Davidson Theodore F., Portsmouth. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1870; member med. soc. of Scioto co., and scientific soc. of U. S. army. Davis A. II., Willoughby. Davis A. T., Wilmington. Davis B. F., Tontogany. 604 DAV OHIO. DUF Davis B. II., (e) New Holland. Davis B. W., Marion. Davis Edward B., Dayton. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Montgomery co.; phys. to Cincinnati hosp., 1871-72; sec. board of health. Davis H. G., Reesville. Davis John, Gomer. Davis John, Dayton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Davis J. C., Johnstown. Davis J. M., (e) Davis Levi, (m) South Olive. Davis M. P., Trimble. Davis O. E., Lancaster. Davis S. C., Jeromeville. Davis S. Z., Manchester. Davis Thomas D., Dayton. A. B. Jefferson coll., 1866; A. M., 1869; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., Ohio and Phila. hosp. med. soc., and med. soc. of Ohio; ex-res. phys. to Phila. hosp. Davis T. H., Marshall. Davy Jesse O., Springfield. Dawney Iff. J., Sarahsville. Dawson F. II., Pataskala. Dawson James R., Bell Brook. Dawson M., Lancaster. Dawson N., (m) Georgetown. Dawson W. G., Gibsonville. Att. one full course, Starling med. coll., 1864-65. Day Albert. Day A., East Union. Day A. H., New Baltimore. Day Henry, Gratiat. Day Hiram, Pendleton. Day I. N., (e) Pt. Isabel. Day R. B., Felicity. Day Selim. Harrisville. Day William, East Union. Dean Alex., Springfield. Dean G. A., McComb. Dear R. T., Roseville. De Bra J. F., Hill Grove. Decker Henry, Adamsville. Decker George William, Castalia. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872. Decrow M. G., (e) Newark. Deemer D., (m) Columbiana. Deeter David, (m) Pleasant Hill. Degroat James, West Lancaster. Deitzler J. Y., Huntsville. Dellenbaugh C. W., E. Cleveland. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; dis’t phys. and member board of health. Delong II. P., La Rue. Denig C. E., Columbus. Denig Robert M., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Denison Adam B., Johnsville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Morrow co. Deniston Andrew F., Weston. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Clinton co. Denman J. B., Lena. Dennison A. B., Shancks. Depuy W. W., Van Wert. De Richey C., Springfield. Detwiler Wm., (h) Findley. Dengler C. M., Wauseon. Devine E. S., Masterton. Devore J. W., Claridon. Dewey S. S., Huntsville. Dibble B. S., (m) Minerva. Dicker H., Adamsville. Dickey G. W., (e) Upshur. Dickson M. M.. Johnson’s Cors. Dicus Hugh Caleb, Martinsburgh. Lect. physio-med. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Dille A. L., Gates’ Mills. Dilles J. M., (h) Ashland. Dillon E., Fremont. Dillon Horace D., Warren. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Dillon John E., Woodsfleld. Dillon William, Graysville. Dilworth Joseph, Mount Union. Disbro Z. P., (h) Berea. Disney A. W„ La Rue. Dittoe Linas B., (h) Somerset. Dixon W. A., Cherry Fork. Dockry W. E., Perry. Doddridge Joseph, McArthur. Dodson J., Montezuma. Doepkin G., (h) New Bedford. Dolbear L. D., Demos. Dolison James, Somerset. Dollison S. C., McArthur. Donald J. M., Upper Sandusky. Donham H. L., Mount Washington. Donnellan J. E., Germantown. Donohoe H. J., Sandusky. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Doran J. A., (e). Rushsylvania. Dorsey G. V., Piqua. M. I)., med. coll, of Ohio, 1836: member med. soc. of Miami co., med. soc. of Ohio; surg.-gen’l of Ohio from 1852 to I860;—author of various re- ports, etc. Dorsey Joseph, Dresden. Dorsey S. P., Middletown. Dorr F. G., Taylorsville. Dorwin II. W., Gettysburgh. Douds B. J., Canton. Dove A., Brookville. Dow E. G., Taylorsville. Dow Royal F., (e) Painesville. Dowdel John, (e) Harrison. Downey II., Sarahsville. Downey Robert C., Sarahsville. M. 11., Starling med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Noble co.; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Downey S. T., (m) Liberty. Downey Hiram J., St. Louisville. M. D., Indiana med. coll, (no date); member med. asso. of Noble co. Downs E. W., Columbus. Drake I. L., Lebanon. Drake S. M., Princeton. Drake W. R., Arlington. Dresbach II., Ilallsville. Dresher J. C., Guilford. Drury W. II., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Dryden A. S., Lumberton. Duff F. W., North Robinson. Duff II. M., Gabon. Duffield G. W., German. DUN OHIO. EVA 605 Dunahoe H. J., Sandusky. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Erie co.; sec. med. soc. of Ohio; sec. med. soc. of Elie co. 14 years; vol. surg. U. S. vols., Pittsburg Landing. Duncan G. W., Racine. Dunham E. M., (e) Waynesville. Dunham J. M., Farmersville. Dunham W. H., Fairview. Dunlap Alexander, Springfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio., Am. med. asso. Dunlap A. S., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Dunlap C. W., Springfield. Dunlap Milton Greenfield. Dunlap W., Columbus. Dupler N. W., New Lexington. Durbin W. W., Kenton. Durkee M. S., (m) Burton. Duston B. W., Pine Grove. Duval J. C., Deavertown. Dwyer Rufus A., New Petersburgh. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1852; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Dye James A., Carthage. Dye J. L., (e) Milnersville. Eakin T. C., Columbus Grove. Eakins E. A., Ironton. Eakins F. R., (h) Iron Furnace. Eames W. M., Ashtabula. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1850; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions 7 years. Earhart John, Athens. Eaton C. G., Clyde. Eaton II. P., Bluffton. Eaton O., New England. Eaton T. J., Toledo. Ebbert S. S., Mohican. Eberhart N. S., Wadsworth. Eberle P., North Robinson. Ebersole E. P., Lewisburgh. Ebert James, (m) Jackson. Eberwin B. J., Marshallville. Ebright L. S., Akron. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Echermyer Wm., New Bremen. Eckert Augustus, (e) Trenton. Eckman Hiram, Tuscarawas. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Edson J. J., Geneva. Edward J. Darwin, Xenia. M. D., med. and surg. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1861; member med. soc. of Ohio. Edward Thomas C., Lancaster. Edwards Henry, (m) Newark. Edwards James T., West Carlisle. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1857; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 months. Edwards M., Zanesville. Edwards L. M., Kenton. Edwards O. F., New Lebanon. Edwards T. O., Sr., Lancaster. Edwards T. O., Jr., Lancaster. Edwards W. E., Fredericktown. EffengerM., Lancaster. Eggleston Byron, (e) Mt. Vernon. Eggert I., Parker’s Landing. Egry William, Dayton. Eichler F., Fayetteville. Elder A., Huntsville. Elder D. B., Nelsonville. Elfen John, (h) Pomeroy. Elgin M. B., Spring Valley. Ellis N. N., Lockland. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ellison O., Ironton. Ellsberry A. M., Georgetown. Ellsberry William, Bethel. Ellsberry W. W., Georgetown. Ellsworth L. W., Arabia. Elster L. A., Jeffersonville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Elstun W. P., Columbia. Elwood B. D., Leesburgh. Ely James S., Barnesville. Emanuel A. D., Antwerp. Emerick Adam, Mohican. Emerson S. B., Port Washington. Emery S. S., Leipsic. Emmons L. B., Eagleville. Enbanks G. T., (e) Port William. Enderie Charles, Sandusky. Ensign H. A., Byron. Ensign R. S., (h) Eagleville. Entrikin Franklin W., Findley. M. D., Phila. univ. of med. and surg., med. coll, of Ohio (no date); member med. asso. of north- western Ohio. Erving S.,Pleasant Valley. Erwin Robert W., Athens. B. S., Ohio univ.; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Athens co.; member med. soc. of Ohio; exam. surg. U. S. pensions, 1872. Erwin John Bruce, Putnam. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1838; member Zanesville acad. of med. Estebrook F. C., Dawn. Estell D. W., Wiltshire. Estell James A., Wiltshire. Estell John A., Middlepoint. Estep J. H., Canton. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1846. Estep Jos., Canton. Estep Win., Loydsville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Belmont co., and med. soc. of Ohio; treas. and pres, board of censors Belmont co. med. soc.; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Estill D. W., Shanesville. Evans A., Bowling Green. Evans Carey Allen, Delphos. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1850; member med. asso. of northwestern Ohio. Evans C. S., Hill Grove. Evans D. B., Williamstown. Evans J. B., Frankfort. Evans J. B., Delphos. Evans J. M., Clarksburgh. Evans James M., Ash Ridge. Evans John Rush, Delphos. A. B., Miami univ., 1864; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. of north- western Ohio, and board of health 2 years. Evans Otho, Jr., Franklin. Evans R. P., Franklin. Evans S. R., Middletown. Evans T. H., Bremen. Evans W. H., (e) Aberdeen. 606 EYA OHIO. FOS Evans W. R., (m) Oak Hill. Evans W. T., Richmondale. Evenst E. F., Neptune. Everhard Nathan S., Wadsworth. M. I)., Cleveland med. coll., 1866; member Union med. asso. of northeastern Ohio. Ewing A., Greenwich. Ewing A. E., Richfield. Ewing F., (m) Cairo. Ewing George, (e) Milton. Ewing Gilbert A., Ewington. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Gallia co. Ewing John, McConnellsville. Ewing James C., Hebron. Ewing John, Edinburgh. Ewing M. R., Pickerington. Ewing S., Plain City. Exline J. W., Canal Dover. Fackler J. M., Plymouth. Fackler John E., Versailles. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Drake co. Fald J. C., (h) Xenia. Failing J. W., (h) Fremont. Falck B. A., (m) Fairfield. Falconer Cyrus, Hamilton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Fall J. C., (h) Xenia. Faller Z., Chillicothe. Fallet A., Granville. Fallmer C., Hamilton. Fanington S. H., Ashtabula. Farman L., Findley. Farming Jas. F. E., Tiffin. Farquahr J. C., (h) Summerfield. Farquhar E. A., (m) Putnam. Farquhar E. C., (e) Lowell. Farquhar O. C., (m) Putnam. Farquher B., (m) Xew Burlington. Farr Thos. G., South Selma. Farrabe W. S., Xew Antioch. Farrell T. J., Kirkersville. Farrington S. II., Ashtabula. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Fawcett D. L., Xew Lisbon. Fay D. C., Ostrander. Fee E. B., Georgetown. Fenneberg G., Toledo. Ferbranch David, Claysville. Fereday S., Harrison. Ferguson Vincent, Senecaville. Ferrard E. M., (m) Toledo. Ferree Wm., Mt. Health^. Ferrell C. B., Xashville. Ferris A. B., Xew Paris. Ferris Jacob, Mt. Healthy. Ferris Osman, Mantua. Ferris R. B., (h) Cochranton. Field E., Ostrander. Field O. G., Midway. Fifield A. K., Conneaut. Finaunt II., (m) Wilmington. Finch C. M., Portsmouth. A. M., Otterbein univ., 1870; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Scioto co.; surg. U. S. army 4 years. Finch G. W., (m) West Unity. Finch Stephen L., Clyde. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Finley Robert S., Xenia. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1850. Finney Robt. N., Georgetown. Finney S. B., (mi Ottokee. Firestone John, Frank. Firestone John L., Salem. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1854 ; N. Y. med. coll., 1855 ; member med. soc. dis’t med. soc. of Ohio; surg. Ohio vols. Firestone L., Wooster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Firestone M. E., Frank. Firestone M. O., Wooster. Firestone William Wallace, Wooster. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1865. Firmin F. W., Findley. Firris O., (h) Upper Sandusky. Fiser C. M., Liberty Centre. Fish John, Auburn. Fisliburn J. H., Lock Haven. Fisher A. W., Toledo. Fisher C. W., (e) Rushsylvania. Fisher E. C., Middleport. Fisher Isaac, Waynesville. Fisher James, (m) Upper Sandusky. Fisher P. Q., Nashville. Fisher T. B., Marion. Fisher W. S., Bridgeport. Flanders W. A., (m) Toledo. Fleming G. W., Lawrence. Fleming J. C., Carlisle Station. Fletcher Frederick W., Geneva. M. I)., Western Reserve med. coll., 1871. Fletcher F., Willoughby. Fletcher John B., Willoughby. Fletcher J., Geneva. Flint Adolphus, (e) Parkman. Floeting William, Leetonia. Floor Frank Y., (e) Xew Middletown. Floor R. Lee, (e) Xew Middletown. Flora F. C., Shiloh. Flowers J. R., (h) Columbus. Flowers L. F., (h) Xew Lexington. Floyd M. L. B., South Perry. Fodder John E., Versailles. Fogg , Xew Philadelphia. Fogle J. D., Graysville. Folck Peter. Foke L. W., Chillicothe. Foltz Abner, Akron. Fonts A., Saybrook. Foote S. L. A., Yellow Bud. Forbes S. F., Toledo. ForbsR. S., Kingston. Follet Alfred, Granville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Forbus Edwin, Perrysburgh. Ford W. II., (e) Johnstown. Forgrave J. L., Columbia. Forster Christian, Hamilton. Grad. Tubingen, Germany; ex-member med. soc. of Butler co. Foster Benjamin, Wellsville. Foster C. A., Circleville. Foster Geoi'ge S., Dayton. Foster George W., (e) Geneva. Foster H.C. X., Lewisburgh. Foster , Hamilton. Foster . Mansfield Valiev. Foster John, Mount Blanchard. Foster Thomas, Carey. Foster William, Loydsville. FOS OHIO. GAY 607 Foster William, Malaga. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1866; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. FoulkL. W., Cliillicothe. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Foulke W. W., Columbus. Fountain Janies, Lima. Foret J. B., Norwalk. Fowler A. O., Madison. Fowler C. E., Canfield. Fowler Charles X., Youngstown. Fowler C. R., Canfield. Fox R. C., Logan. Frame A. B., Athens. Frame John A., Coolville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1872. Frampton Edward A., Bremen. M. I)., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1869; member eclec. med. soc. of Pa. France John B., (m) Harlem. Frankenberg Otto, Columbus. Prosector to chair of anatomy in Starling med. coll. Franklin C. S., Cliillicothe. Franklin Gustavus Scott, Cliillicothe. A. B., Marietta, coll., Ohio, 1859; A. M., 1862; attend, lects. coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. ; ass’t surg. and passed ass’t surg. U. S. navy 7 ys. Franks Solomon C., Fredericksburgh. Member med. soc. of Wayne co. Fran welter J., Canal Fulton. Frazee W. F., Fort Ancient. Frazer R. T., West Lodi. Frederick William, Philo. FreeD., Green Camp. Freeman B. X., (m) Columbus. Freeman Seth, Twinsburgh. French Charles H., Cliillicothe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. French John, (e) Parkman. Frester John X., (e) Newton Falls. Frew William C., Coshocton. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1866; M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1869; house phys. and surg. Long Island coll, hosp., 1 year. Frey John, Chickasaw. Freyman A. A., Tiffin. Frieker Henry P., Ashtabula. M. D., National med. coll., Washington, 1861; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Frickle E. H., Racine. Frizzle W. A., Buena Vista. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Frizzle W. A., Freestone. Frizzle S. B., Sharon. Frollinger H. R., Homeworth. Frost Milton A., (h) Bellevue. Attend, lects. Geneva, Buffalo and Castleton colls, and grad. 1849; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Fry J. M., (e) Deerfield. Fryforgee P., Ilarrisburgh. Fuehs J. E., Columbus. Fulkerson G. W., Wynant. Fuller A. B., Loudonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Ohio. Fuller A. O., Madison. Fuller Jared, Xew Lyme. Fuller R. C., (m) Dayton. Fuller R. N., Millfield. Fuller S. W., Bellefontaine. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Fullerton E. B., Columbus. Fullerton H. S., Springfield. Fulton C., Bucyrus. Fulton Charles C., Nelson ville. Fulton D. M., (e) May Hill. Fulton L., Amesville. Fulton S. W., Bellefontaine. Fulton Robert, Lynchburgh. Furgeson J. S., Camden. Furguson Hugh, Maxville. Furgison H. R., Fremont. Gabriel J. F., Pique. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gaines John D., California. Galbraith R., Frankfort. Galbraith William, Columbus. M. D., Starling died, coll., 1854; member med. asso. of central Ohio. Galbreath J. P., Fallsburgh. Galer Frank M., De Graff. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1867. Gales George W., Newport. Galligan , Steubenville. Galloway G. W., Findley. Galloway J. L., (e) Lindale. Galor F. M., De Graff. Galpin L., Milan. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member Delamater med. asso. Gamble J. R., New Castle. Gamood T. S., (e) Springfield. Gamtee S. L.. Loveland. Gans P. T., West Florence. Gard I. X., Greenville. Gard John S., Tremont. Gardner H., (e) Euclid. Gardner John, Clarksville. Gardner J. W. E., Liverpool. Gardner P., Pine Grove. Garland T. S., Clarksville. Garner A., (m) Farmer’s Station. Garretson , Salem. Garrett J. P., Ramsbon. Garrett W. L., (m) Lyons. Garriques R. H., Salem. Garrison George W., Utica. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of Knox co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1£ years. Garver C., Canton. Garwood D. H., West Liberty. Gaskill Y. H., Pancoastburgh. Gaskins A., (e) Salina. Gaskins B. H., (e) Xew Palestine. Gaskins C., (e) Amelia. Gaskins John, (e) Pentonville. Gaston E., Tranquillity. Gatch B. C., Milford. Gates C. W., Marysville. Gawne A. J., Sandusky. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gay Norman, Columbus. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Ohio, and Ohio central med. soc.; phys. to Ohio penitentiary 6 years; member board of health, Columbus, 1866; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author of paper on “Amputation and Wire Splints,” 1872. 608 GAY oiiio. GRE Gay AVilliam A., (h) Hinkley. Gaylord E. P., (hj Toledo. Gedney D. B., Haskins. Geiger A., Dayton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1849;—author of “ Yerat. Yiride in Convulsive Diseases,” and “ Lime In- halations in Diphtheritic Croup,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1865-66. Geiger J., (m) Millville. Gelmer II., New Lisbon. Genther F. J., New Bedford. Gerould 11., Massillon. Gessner G. A., Fremont. Gessner Lewis, Fremont. Geyer Joseph Lewis, Norwich. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1869; member acad. of med., Zanesville; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 1 yr. Gibbs C. N., Oxford. Gibbs Emerson, Andover. Gibbs H., Reesville. Gibbs W. B., (e) Wapakoneta. Gibson M.,(e) Felicity. Gibson R. M. D., Tiffin. Giffen John M., Jacobsburgh. Gifford C. J., Granville. Gilbert Calvin R., (e) Metamora. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, (no date). Gilbert I. K., Tippecanoe City. Gilchrist Hugh, Oxford. Gilchrist R. S., De Graff. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gildea G. W., Gibson’s Station. Gildersleeve W. C., Ilallsville. M. D., Starling med. coll, (no date). Gillard E., (h) Bellevue. Gillespie J. M., Bloomingburgh. Gillet G. S., Hinkley. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867. Gillett A. A., Eureka. M. D., Western Reserve coll., 1869. Gillett C. W., (e) Toledo. Gilliam D. T., Nelsonville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1870; sec. med. asso. of Nelsonville; member med. asso. of Athens co., Meigs and Mason acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio. Gillott G. F., Hinkley. Gills W., Coal Grove. Gilmore W. II., Fairliaven. Girard Peter, Fredericksburgh. Girdon S. C., Georgetown. Gist Z. Z., (e) Jefferson. Githens G. IV., Barnesville. Githens P. I).,Beallsville. Glass J. W., Jamestown. Gleason . Newburgh. Glidden T. J., Delhi. Gliddon T. P., Cardington. Glines William C., Beverly. Goble P., Worthington. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Goddard I. W.,Urbana. Goder S. S., Blufftori. Godfrey C. M., Ottawa. Goldriek William, Delaware. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1853; sec. med. inst. of Del. Goldsberry George, Washington C. H. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1855. Golle Peter, Worthington. Golloghy James, Zanesville. Gondy J. W. S., New Comerstown. Gonsaulis C., Sparta. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Good John C., Bascom. Goodson John W., Bellevue. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1862; pres. med. asso. of Delamater; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Goodsove William, (m ) St. Henry. Goodwin Edward M., (h) Toledo. M. D., Albany med. coll, (no date); member homceo. med. asso. of Lucas co., and homceo. med. soc. of Ohio ; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2 yrs. Gordon John P., Versailles. Gordon Joseph C., Mt. Vernon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Gordon Thomas Winslow, Georgetown. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1846; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and med. soc. of Ohio; ex-prof, materia med., chem. and pharm., coll, of med. and surg., Cincinnati; member of several scien- tific and literary soc’s ; surg. U. S. army ;—au- thor of paper on “ Cholera, Scarlatina and other Topics,” etc. Gordon S. C., Georgetown. Gorsline G. R., Reed’s Mills. Gorsuch L. L., Toledo. Goss J. II., New Salem. Gossling James, (m) Columbus. Gotwold G. A., Zaleski. Goucher C. N., Hartford. Goucher J., (hi Ravenna. Gould D., Ripley. Hon. A. M., Marietta coll, (no date); M. D., Ohio med. coll., 18.57; member med. soc. of Brown co.—-specialty, dis. of females. Gould E. P., Sheridan Coal Works. Gould W. P., Sheridan. Gourcher E. F., Alliance. Graefe Philip, Sandusky. Grafton A., Bellaire. Graham Fred. A., Hayesville. Grahn C. A., South Charleston. M. I)., Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. asso. of Clarke co. Granger B. D., Russel’s Station. Grasser Q. 11., Bryan. Graves Aaron, Navarre. Gray Richard, Keene. Gray S. S., Piqua. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Miami co., med. soc. of Ohio; pres. med. asso. of Piqua co.; member Am. med. asso. Gray W., Paris. Gray W. B., Lewisburgh. Green Henry S., Cardington. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1869; ex-sec. med. soc; of Morrow co. Green Joseph H., Troy. M. I)., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Miami co., med. soc. of Ohio; health officer of Troy; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years and 6 months. Greenamayer R. S., Smithville. Greene P. J., South Bloomingvale. Greenlee I). R., Ravenna. Greenough F. B., (m) Toledo. Greensward M. P., Morrow. Greer S. A., Woodland. Greer W. D., Aberdeen. Gregg Wm. B., Fitchville. GRE OHIO. IIAN 609 Gregory David, (h) Newark. Grenamier J. T., Columbus. Grey M., Paris. Grier H. C., Washington. Grier J. L., Norwich. Griesses L., (m) Salem. Griffith J. M., Perryville. Griffith A. S., (e) Green. Griffiths T. E., (e) Oak Hill. Grimes F. S., Newton Falls. M. D., Berksliire med. inst., 1858; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1862 ; member med. soc. of Trumbull co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Grimes John II.. (h) Batesville. Grimes Z. F., Westerville. Griselle Elizabeth, Salem. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1856; member Union med. soc. of Columbiana co.; specialty, diseases of women and obstet. Grisinger L. P., (m) Somerset. Griswald H. S., (e) Sylvania. Griswold Wayne, Circleville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Groner William, Wellsville. Grove J. A., Mt. Blanchard. Grover Corydon Y., Ilartsgrove. Grover II. O., Newark. Guerin L. T., Kenton. Guerin Z. F., Westerville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gundry Richard, Athens. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Gustin G. W., New Cadiz. Gustin J.. (e) Locust Grove. Gustin John, (m) May Hill. Guthrie C. C. J., Belpre. Guthrie D. S., Hillsboro’. Guthrie J. W., Aberdeen. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Guthrie Wesley B , Gallipolis. M. 1)., Ohio med. coll., 1872; treas. med. soc. of Meigs co. Gwaltney Samuel, (m) Preston. Guyltard F., New Bedford. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Haag D. E., Texas. Habermill Fred., Laings. Hackedorn N. E., Galion. Hackerdorn Mell. R., Galion. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Hadley Edwin, Richmond. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hagar S. D., Ansonia. Hagenbuek William A., Alpha. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Hager F. II., (m) Edon. Hager J., Junction. Hagerty E. S. B., (e) Spring Lake. Hague Isaac H., Nashville. M. 1)., Charity hosp. med. coll.; ad eundum Wooster univ. (no date); member med. soc. of Holmes co. Hahn Anthony, (m) Berwick. Hahn Charles, Three Locusts. Hahn Enos, Leetonia. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Hahn George F., (m) New Falls. Hahn J., Ashland. Hahn Nathan, (m) North Lima. Haine William J., Mesopotamia. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1869. Haines Edward Potts, Elyria. A. B., Western Reserve coll., 1858 ; M. D., Cleve- land med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Lake Shore; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions; phys. to Loraine co. infirm; hosp. steward, and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Hair W. B., Millville. Hairs M., Claysville. Halderman D., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio ; lect. of venereal dis., and demonstrator of anat.. Starling med. coll. Ilaldeman J. S., Sonora. Hale N. M., Catawba. Hale Henry M., (e) West Liberty. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870; mem- ber eclec. med. asso. of Ohio. Hall Albert E., Tiffin. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Hall Camillus, Burlington. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hall C. B., Millersport. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Ohio. Hall D. N., Cumminsville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hall Edward M., Frederickstown. Hall Jesse, Smyrna. Hall J. C., New Philadelphia. Hall Jacob M., Fayetteville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Ohio. Hall N., Cumminsville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hall Rufus B., New England. M. D., Miami med. coll, (no date.) Hall Robert W., Fostoria. Hall W. C., Fayetteville. Hallaman Jose])h, Dayton. Hallaman J., Jr., Dayton. Haller William, (m) Defiance. Ilalston J. G. F., Jr., Zanesville. Ilamberger , (m) Cartliagena. Hamer S. R., Paddy’s Run. Hamil J. J., Newark. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hamilton C. D. E., Springfield. Hamilton F., (m) Stryker. Hamilton G. W., Orangeville. Hamilton I. N., Marysville. Hamilton John, (m) McConnellsville. Hamilton John, Wellsville. Hamilton J. L., New Franklin. Hamilton J. W., Columbus. Prof. surg. Starling med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Hamilton S. C., South Salem. Hamisfar C. W., (h) St. Mary’s. JIammel Madison, Circleville. Hammond A. R., Painesville. Hammond Jacob, Steubenville. Hammond J. N., Celina. Hammond J. W., Wellsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Hance J. F., (e) De Graff. Hancock Alfred, McGonigle’s Station. Haner A. P., Valley. 610 IIAN oiiio, IIEO Haninger Samuel, Adelplii. Ilapton F. J., Regniers. Harcy J. M., Bellevue. Hard Anson, Findley. Hard Charles S., Peru. Hard E. G., Medina. Ilarda J. It., Salem. Harda M. V., Lower Salem. Harlan George O., (m) Fremont. Harley Levi G., Wooster. M. lb, Jefferson med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of Ohio. Harlow W. A., Washington C. II. Harman G. W., Coolville. Harmell M. J., Oak Land. Harmon G. A., Yellow Bud. Harmon Julian, Warren. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Planter E. B., Lewistown. Harnsher Robt., (e) Camden. • Harper Isaac B., Marshville. Harper J. Ck, Marlboro’. Harper W. H., Lima. Harris Dwight J., Madison. M. I)., med. dep’t Mich, univ., 1864; member Lake Shore med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 1 year. Harris II. L., (m) Bellevue. Harris Josiah, Coshocton. Harris J. D., Jelloway. Harris James M., Yellow Springs. A. B., Antioch, Ohio; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Clark co. Harris S. P., (h) Crestline. Harrison , Sabina. Harrison E. B., Kapoleon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member med. soc. of Ohio. Harrison John, Covington. Harrison J. A., (e) Jeffersonville. Harrison W. P., Wlieelersburgh. Harrman F., Bluffton. Hart Benjamin F., Marietta. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Ohio, and board of health 6 years; surg. U. S. vols.; permanent member Am. med. asso. Hart C. P., Yellow Springs. Hart II. W., Wooster. Hart Samuel, Marietta. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1851; ad eund. of Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Washington co., and med. soc. of Ohio; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hart Samuel B., Collinsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Hart Simeon D., Marietta. Hart Seth, (e) Ilarmar. Hon. deg. from National eclec. med. asso., 1871. Harter M. L., Troy. Hartfever D. S., Tippecanoe. Hartman A. B., Tippecanoe. Hartshorn K. M., (m') Key. Ilarverman W. A., Kew Bremen. Harvey Geo., Moscow. Harvey J. P., Guilford. Harvey James, (e) St. Henry. Harwood T. J., Columbus. Haskins G. S., Lima. Hathaway Calvin, Edgerton. M. D., Cincinnati coil, of raed. and surg., 1863; member med. soc. of Williams co.; exam. surg. life ins. co.; surg. U. S. vols. Hathaway II., Sherman. Hathaway Harrison, Weaver’s Corners. M. 1)., Miami med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Delamater co. Hatton George, (e) Ilarveysburgli. Haughton A. J., (e) Hamilton. Hansacker J. W., Williamsport. Havens Horatio, (e) Cable. Hawes Michael, Claysville. M. D., Starling med. coll, (no date.) Hawkes C. IE, Circleville. Hawkins Samuel, Union. Hawley Albert, Ebenezer. Ilawley Almon, Jefferson. M. D., Yale med. coll., 1829; ex-member med. soc. of Ashtabula co. (not existing.) Hayenbush W. A., Alpha. Hayes William, Milfordton. M. D., Washington univ., Baltimore, 1830; ex- member med. soc. of Knox co. Haymaker J. S., (e) Kent. Haynes M. H., Seven Mile. M. 1)., Miami med. coll., 1856; member med. asso. of Butler co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 16 months. Hays Chas., (m) Alliance. Hays James, (e) Casstown. Hays M. W., (e) Troy. Hays Robert P., Vienna. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1866; sec. med. soc. of Trum- bull co. Hayward M. P., Oberlin. Hazzard J. S. It., Enon. Hazzard James S. R., Springfield. M. 1)., Western Reserve med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Ohio; pres, and censor med. soc. of Clark co. Ileacock .T. D., (h) Salem Centre. Heath Theo. F., Cuyahoga Falls. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1851. Ileaton Townsend, Fin Castle. Hebble Joseph, Enon. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Ileckerman J. W., Tiffin. Hedger Silas A., (m) Lancaster. Ilefling Darius, (e) Gilmore. Heiss Levi, Dayton. Ileistand E. B., Ada. Heiter Carl, Sandusky. Ilelmick Joseph, Ilarrisburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Henderson D. W., Marysville. Henderson Geo. W., Deerfieldville. Henderson James P., Newville. A. B., Washington coll.. Pa., 1825; A. M., 1828 ; lion. M. D., Willoughby univ., 1842; member med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872; v-pres. Ohio med. convention, 1847, and med. soc. of Ohio, 1868; med. censor med. dep’t Western Reserve coll.,1851-2;—author of paper, “ Medi- cal Taxation,” 1850. Henderson R. A., Upper Sandusky. Nember med. soc. of Ohio. Hendrickson Hugh, Lewis Centre. Henkel Geo. W., Farmersville. Henry John S., Russell’s Place. Henry Robert II., Washington. Ileoghland B. V., Hillsboro’. HER OHIO. HOL 611 Ilerick W. II. Herrick C. B.. (h) Springfield. Herrick Lucius C., Woodstock. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1864; member med. sqc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S: colored cav. 3 years. Herrick N. C., Columbus. Hersheiser J. S., New Washington. Ileskett J. W., Martinsburgh. Hess J. F., (m) Delaware. Hetrick A. B., Georgetown. Iletzler J. N., Celina. Heuston R. C., Oxford. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ilewetson John N., Barnesville. Ilewiston T. L., Amanda. Hewiston Peter, Amanda. Hewitt J. J., Madison. Hewitt Sylvester M., Winton Place. Grad. univ. of Norwich, Vt., 1840; M. D., Vt. med. coll., 1843; surg. U. S. vols. Ilewittson John, Bailey’s Mill. Hewthorn N. E., Hannibal. Hickey W. II., Leipsic. Higgins C. Wesley, California. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Ohio. Higgins George, Hanover. Higgins J. R., Mount Grab. Higgins Louis, (m) Toledo. Higgins W., Zimmerville. Higgins , Berlin Heights. Highland G. W., Lockland. Hilbish F. S., Green Springs. Hildreth C. C., Zanesville. A. B., Ohio univ., 1831; M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1833; member med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872: pres. med. soc. of Muskingum co., 1870-1 ; exam. surg. for pensions. Hildreth George 0., Marietta. Hilkev Christian, Zimmerman. Hill Edward L., Oxford. Grad. Williston seminary, Mass., 1846; M. TX, coll. phvs. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1852; mem- ber med. soc. of Butler co., Union dis’t med. asso. of Ohio and Ind., med. soc. of Ohio, Mass, med. soc.; surg. Ohio vols. inf. 3 years, 3 mos. Hill G. S., (e) Wilmington. Ilill G. S., Sandusky. Hill II., West Alexandria. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hill John, Senecaville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1858; Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Guernsey co.; surg. U. S. vols. 21 years. Hill Noah, Senecaville. Hill Nathan S., Neville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Clermont co., med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872, ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hill P. W., Madisonville. Hill M. D., Steubenville. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Hilton J. II., Middlecreek. Ililtz R. D., (m) Springfield. Hiner Solomon B., Lima. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of northwestern Ohio; surg. board of health, Lima; ass’t surer. U. S. army 1 year. Hines John A., Yan Wert. Ilines P. J., Yan Wert. Hinkley Judah, Oxford. Ilipp A. F., Lorainie. Hippie J. J. II., Waldo. Hissey Alexander, Masterton. Hitchcock Elizur, Akron. A. 13., Yale coll., 1854; M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1860 ; member med. asso. of Summit co., med. asso. of northeastern Ohio, board of trustees of Cleveland eye, ear and throat inst. Hitchcock James, Port Clinton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hitchcock S. A., (m) Lancaster. Hitchcock E., Williamsfield. Hite Charles E., Rushville. Hitt D. K., (ml Gibsonville. Hittle Jacob, Hamilton. Hixon W. Id., (h) Paulding. Hoadley C. P., (m) Lima. Iloag W. A., Lodi. Hoagland C. IN-., Troy. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ilobensack J. D., Martin’s Perry. Hobson J. F., Newburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hockel Levi, Westbin. Ilockett A. J., (e) North Hampton. Hodge F., Hudson. Hodgen R. B., Malaga. HofF J. W., Pomeroy. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846 ; member med. soc. of Meigs co., Meigs and Mason acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio. Hoffman Lewis, (h) Greenville. Hog G. W., Ilolmesville. Hogan J. I)., New Madison. Ilogan J. II., Nashville. Iloge A. J.. Morristown. Iloge M., Cambridge. Hohly Frederick, Toledo. Iloke II. E., Flat Rock. Holbrook S. G., Kelloggsville. Holcom Leroy, Pennsville. Holcomb C. 13., Bremen. Holden W. H., New Lexington. Hole E. A., Canfield. Hole James M., (e) Canfield. Hole S. J., Hanover. Holiday E. K., Pendleton. Holland G. II., Jerome. Holland G. H., Frankfort. Hollingsworth G. W., Hunter. Hollingsworth J. B., Belmont. Hollister I). W., W auseon. Ilollopeter Isaac, Houston. Holloway Augustus G., Wauseon. One full course Cleveland med. coll.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Holloway Joseph K., Akron. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1861; corres. sec. med. soc. of Summit co., 1873 ; sec. Union med. asso. of northeastern Ohio. Holmes Enos, Hillsboro’. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1848; treas. med. soc. of Highland co. Holmes G. W., Hope. Holmes Isaac, Lynclibi^’gh. Holmes Joseph, Iron Furnace. Holmes , Lynchburgh. Holmes J. W., Centrefield. | Holmes M., Leesburgh. 612 HOL OHIO. ILL Ilolston J. G. F., Zanesville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Holton John, London. Holtz George, (m) Berlin. Homan H. E., Ansonia. Iiomrighause Lewis, (m) Baltimore. Ilonnell J. G., Beaverdam. Hood George II., Hopewell. Hood James, Newark. Hooper AYn., Rutland. Hoover C., Osborn. Hoover Isaac T., Bellaire. Hoover R. C., Osborn. Hoover AV. E., Ansonia. Hopkins D. O., St. Paris. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hopkins Richard, (e) Marysville. Hopkins R. R., Jackson Centre. Houck G. AV., Akron. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Hough Jacob B., Ridgeville M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; member Am. med. asso.; v.-pres. Ohio med. soc., etc., etc.; prof. chem. and toxicol. in Miami med. coll.; prof, physics and chem. in Miami Valley inst.; ex-demons, analyt. and med. chem. and toxicol., univ. of Mich.;—author of papers, “ Improvements in Electro-Therapeutic Appar- atus,” 1866; “Treatment of Chorea,” 1866; “ Medical Chemistry,” 1868; “ Uterine Sympa- thy,” 1869; “ Report on Medical Chemistry,” 1872; “ New Methods of Experiment in the Problem of ‘ Spontaneous Generation; ’ ” “ First Phases of Living Forms,” 1873. Hough AV. S., Mogadore. Houghton J. AV., AVellington. Member med. soc. of Ohio. House Samuel, (m) Gnadenhutten. Houston J. T., Jamestown. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Houston AV. H., Spring Hills. Houston AV. M., Urbana. Houtz Abraham, Canal Fulton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848. Hovey A. B.. Tiffin. Howard A. A\r., Alorgan. Howard E. AV.. Akron. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Howard E. F., New London. Howe J. F., Athens. Howell D. A., (e) AAGietstone. Howisa Fred., (h) Hannibal. Howland D. R., Decatur. Hoy Francis, Columbus. Hoyng August, Minster. Hoyt William, (h) Hillsboro’. M. IX, Western homreo. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Ohio. Hubbard John E., Ashtabula. M. D., coll. phvs. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1845; member med. soc. of Ohio; corres. member gyn- secolog. soc. of Boston; censor Charity hosp. med. coll, of Cleveland ; member board of health of Ashtabula; surg. U. S. vols. 6 months;—au- thor of various papers. Hubbell J., (h) Chillicothe. Hubbell L., (h) Circleyille. Huber II., Ottawa. Huber AV., Hamilton. Hudson J. Q. A.. Lee. Hudson S., Medina. Huestis Isaac, Chester Hill. M. IX, Wtarling med. coll., 1848 ; member med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Huestis Jesse, Chester Hill. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1871. Huff Silas IT., (ml Zanesville. Huffman F. A., (h) Canal Dover. Huggins lit. D., AVest Alexandria. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hughes John, Harrison. Hughes J. C., Milnersville. Hughes AV. R., Berlin. Hughs H. S., Orrville. Hull C. B., Millers. Humler Milton R., Catawba. Hummell H. J., Baltimore. Humphrey E., Peninsula. Hunt A. H., AATooster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hunt Abraham H., Blachleysville. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1862; member med. soc. of AVavne co., and med. soc. of Ind.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 6 months. Hunt Charles, AVooster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hunt John, Salem. Hunt Jacob, Harrison Junction. Hunt J. B., (h) Columbus. Hunt AV. S., AVestville. Hunter R. C., Urbana. Hunter Thomas, Lodi. Hunter T. C., (h) Beliefontaine. Hunter T. S., Ashland. Huntington Geo., Pomeroy. Huntley A., North Bloomfield. Hurd Anson, Findley. M. I)., Starling med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Hancock co., Ohio med. soc., board of health, and Iieidleberg liter, soc.; 1?. S. vols. 2 years. Hurd Chas., Young Hickory. Ilurless Arnon, (m) Tappan. Hurless George, (m) Scio. Hurst A\r. R., Piketon. IIuss Max H., Shelby. Hussey Jno. M., Bowersville. Ilussey L., Reading. Hussey S. C., Pratt. Iluston J., (m) Moulton. Huston R. C., Oxford. Hutchinson J., Aid. Hutt S. A., AVaverly. Hyatt Andrew J., Jelloway. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Knox co. Hyatt E. H., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hyatte N. B., Marshallville. ! Hyde C. S., Columbus. Hyde Geo. S., Lockington. Hyde AVilliam, AVauseon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Hyde AY C., Logan. Iddings A. IT., Dayton. M. IX, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Ikirt J. J., AArest Point. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1865. Iler A. AAr., Blue Ball. Illig G. F., (e) Carey. ING OHIO. JON 613 Ingalls W. M., (e) Hamilton. M. D., eclec. med. inst., eclec. med. asso. of Cler- mont co., and eclec. med. asso. of Miami valley; member national eclec. med. asso.; phys. to Butler co. infirmary. Ingraham J. B., Coshocton. Inman F. W., Middleburgli. Irwin A. C., Farmer. Irwin James G., Hartford. Irwin J. J., Mansfield. Irwin Wm., Moscow. Isaminger E. A., Ironton. Jackson B. F., (h) Chesterville. Jackson 11. II., Painesville. Jackson W. H. II., Garrettsville. Jacobs John B., Liberty. Jacobs Rufus D., Vinton. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll., Cleveland (no date); member med. soc. of Gallia co. Jacobs W. 0., Akron. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jacoby F., Columbus. Jaeger Fred. J., Elmore. James A. B., Philanthropy. James A. W., McArthur. James David, (e) Wilmington. James S. N., East Liberty. Jappan , Steubenville. Jarjer Fred. S., Elmore. Jeffrey J. M., Elmore. Jeffries J. W., Armstrong’s Mills. Jenkins D. T., (e) Thurman. Jenkins Wiloy, (m) North Hampton. Jenner A. E., Crestline. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1S71; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Ohio. Jenner C. W., Crestline. Jennes James, Conneaut. Jennings Ellis, Dayton. M. D., Ohio med. coil., 1862; member med. soe. of Montgomery co., and med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Jennings J. D., Sonora. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jennings S., West Milton. Jewell N. W., Wauseon. Jewett Adams, Dayton. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1827; A. M., 1832; B. L., univ. of France; M. D., royal coll, of surg., Edinburgh, 1837; hon. M. D., Dartmouth coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., and Edinburgh botanical soc.; treas. Mobile med. soc.; exam. surg. for invalid pensioners 7 years. Jewett Abel, McConnellsville. Jewett Henry S., Dayton. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1868; M. D., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Montgomery co.; instruct, in the analyt. chem. laboratory of Mich, univ., 1870. Jewett M., Middleburgli. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jewett W. II., West Canaan. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jewit W. F., Hilliards. Jilson Sidney, (m Piqua. Jobes John A., Palestine. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1857; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871 ; member med. soc. of Ohio. Johns D. J., Oberlin. Johnson A. T., New Vienna. M. D., Ohio med. coll., and med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Clinton co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Johnson F., Steubenville. Johnson G. W., Haverhill. Johnson John, Steubenville. Johnson James, Cheshire. Johnson James B., (m) Cambria. Johnson J. D., Newburgh. Johnson J. F., Perryville. Johnson J. J., Beavertown. Johnson J. M., Orrville. Johnson J. M., Perryville. Johnson M., Coshocton. Johnson M., Roscoe. Johnson Ovid, (e) Worthington. Johnson R. A., East Richland. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Johnson R. C., Sidney. Johnson R. B., (h) Ravenna. M. I)., Cleveland homoeo. med. coll, (no date); member Am. inst. of homoeo., homoeo. med. soe. of Ohio, and homoeo. med. soc. of eastern Ohio. Johnson S. II., Nevin. Johnson S. II., New Petersburgh. Johnson Thomas, Steubenville. Johnson , Wellsville. Johnson William, Moscow. Johnson William, Miami. Johnson W. A., Morrow. Johnston A. M., Zanesville. Johnston James J., Iron dale. Johnston II. P., Alliance. Jones A., Wilmington. Jones Allen, Kinsman. M. I)., Cleveland med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Trumbull co.; surg. U. S. army 1£ years. Jones Alfred, Waynesville. Jones A. B., Portsmouth. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones A. L., Jelloway. Jones A. S., Dayton. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 14 months. Jones C. L. Attica. Jones C., Xenia. Jones C. N., Nevada. Jones G. J., (h) Liverpool. Jones J. D., Newburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones John F., East Ringgold. Jones J. II., Pomeroy. Jones J. M., Buena Vista. Jones ,T. S., Martinsburgh. Jones L. M., West Liberty. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones Nelson E., Circleville. Jones Philo E., Whitehouse. Member med. soc. of Fulton co., Am. med. asso. Jones R. E., Gomer. Jones S., West Liberty. Jones Thomas, Mechanicsburgh. Jones Toland, London. Jones Thomas W., Bucket’s Store. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones W., Kenton. Jones Wm., Ridgeville. Jones W. H., Jeffersonville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Jones Wells S., Waverly. Jones W. W., Toledo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1849; mem- ber med. asso. of Toledo., Am. med. asso.; v.-pres. Ohio State med. soc.; hon. member Detroit med. acad., and Buffalo soc. of nat. science; pres, board health of Toledo. 614 JON OHIO, KIR Jones Y. II., (e) Cadiz. Jordan J , Putnam. Joseph Alexander P., Fairmount. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Judkins James, (m) Coldwater. Judkins James A., Barnesville. Judkins S. B., Cuba. Judy Henry, New Holland. Jump P. O., Bryan. Junkin M. W., Bellaire. Jungbluth Max, Toledo. Grad, in med. univ. of Wurzburg, 1860; Brussels, 1861; Leyden, 1^62; member med. soc. of Toledo, board health of Toledo;. surg. Dutch navy 3 yrs. Kamer D. F., (h) Sandusky. Kay Charles, East Fairfield. Kay Isaac, Springfield. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1849; ad eund. degree from Miami med. coll., 1871; sec. Clark co. med. soc.;—author of paper, “ Cerebro-Spiual Meningitis,” 1868, etc. Reading C. F., (h) Perrysburgh. Keever Moses H., Ridgeville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1834; member med. soc. of Warren co., med. soc. of Ohio. Keifer E. G., Somerford. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1869. Keifer George, Troy. Keiser E. A., (h) Bryan. Keister Simon W., Laura. M D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Keith D. W., (e) North Fairfield. Kelch J. R., Tarlton. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Kellar John, Mt. Ephraim. Keller Charles, Miltonsburgh. Keller Fernando, Marietta. Keller George, Bucyrus. Kelley Charles, Mt. Gilead. Kelley H. R., Gabon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kelley Joseph, Willshire. Kelley J. M., Warrenton. Kells Louis, Steubenville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848. Kelly A. F., Massillon. Kelly H. IT., Gabon. Kelly P. H., Waterford. Kelly William R., McConnellsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863. Kelty Arthur, Youngstown. Kemmel II. S., Liberty. Kemp George H., Barnesville. Kemp G. W., Marseilles. Kemp J. D., Dayton. Kemp J. H., Barnesville. Kemp W. S., ( e) Dayton. M. D., Cincinnati eclec. med. inst., 1866; member State eclec. med. asso. of Ohio. Kemper C. N., (e) Cridersville. Kemps J. D., Vandaba. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kendall F. S., (m) Lima. Kendall Jacob, Covington. Kendig Eli V., Ilayesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1864; member med. soc. of Ashland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Kendrick F., Bainbridge. Ivengsley Marcus, (h) Kingsville. Kennedy C. H., Sylvania. Kennedy George F., New Moorefield. Kennedy John, Rural Dale. Kennedy John, Kansas. Kennedy John, Putnam. Kennedy J. C., Batavia. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kennedy P., Deavertown. Kent Alexander, Bryan. Kent E. A., Eagleville. Kent W. W., (m) Cadiz. Kepler Samuel, Dunkirk. Kerfman Levi, (e) Upper Sandusky. Kersey S. H., (m) New Westville. Kersey T. C., (hi Oregon. Kessler W. II., West Milton. Kesster IT., New London. Keyes A. E., (h) Mansfield. Keyser A. M., Van Lue. Kieth E. H., (h) Geneva. Kiger T. C., (h) Marietta. Kile , Chillicothe. Kile Hiram, Bainbridge. Kilmer W., (h) Ironton. Kimmel Jacob Antoine, Findley. M. D., Western Reserve coll, of Cleveland, 1869; member med. asso. of northwestern Ohio; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 1 year. Kimmel Jacob, Cannonsburgh. Ivimmerman J. M., Ashland. Kimmerman J. P., Tiffin. Kimmerman R., Ashland. Kincaid W. P., New Richmond. A. M., Ripley coll., 1837 ; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872, Clermont med. asso. Kindig E. V., Ilayesville. King Albert, New Springfield. King Charles P., Newark. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. King E. L.. Ashtabula. M. D., Cleveland med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Lake Shore; prof. mat. men. Cleve- land med. coll. King Elmore Y., Richwood. M. 1)., Bellvue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Knox co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army. King M., Wheelersburgh. King Norvell W., Mansfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Kingliam Jas., Norwalk. Kingsley Eugene P., Urbana. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1866; A. M., 1869; M.D., Cleveland Charity hosp., 1868. Kinnaman J. W., Ashland. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kinmont J. C., Ilicksville. Kinnear A. C., South Bloomfield. Kinsell D. R., (h) Columbus. Kinsman D. W., Lancaster. Hon. A. M., Hillsdale coll.; M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no dates); member med. soc. of Ohio; prof, dis. of women and child, in Starling med. coll.; U. S. pension exam.; health officer of Lancaster, Ohio. Kinsey Samuel, Kingston. Kirby Jacob, Hillsboro’. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kirby II. Q., (h) German. KIR OHIO. LEO 615 Kirkley C. A., Toledo. Kirkpatric J. L., (el Hamilton. Kishler G. M., St. Mary’s. Kisling J., (m) Grates. Kitchen B. F., (e) Rocky Hill. Kitchen B. F., Clay. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Kitchen F. A., Toledo. Kitzmiller E. A., Piqua. Kitzmiller John, Gahanna. Klauser F. J., Toledo. A. M., Tubingen, Wurteraburg, 1845; attend, lect. in med. Tubingen and Frieburg 4 years; ass’t phys. hosp. Winterthur, Switzerland, 1849; ass’t surg. army, Baden, 1849. Klohr Jacob, (ml Fairmount. Knapps J. W., Caldwell. Kneeland C. J., Freedom. Knight A. L. Knight J. II., Yernon. Knoff Wm., (hi Pioneer. Knouff II. J., Ansonia. Knowlton J. A., Akron. Knowlton N. P., Olmsted Falls. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Knowlton William A., North Royalton. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Cuyahoga co. Koch Edward, Davton. Kohl Anton, (ml Pomeroy. Kramer C. M., Xenia. Krebs Rufus J., Waynesfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member med.' soc. of northwestern Ohio. Kreider J. B., Bentori. Kreider S. C., South'Perry. Kreider C. L., Monroeville. Kring J. J. W., Iberia. Krout A. N., Yan Wert. Kuhn Henry, Tiffin. Kuhn J. M., Salem. Kumber D. C , (e) Seven Mile. Kurnich Francis, Versailles. Kurz Charles E., Bell Air. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Kurz M. D., Bridgeport. Kyle , Xenia. La Barte ,T. N., (m) Kingsville. LafertyN. B., North Liberty Lafferty Joseph, Morristown. Lafferty L. S., Williamstown. Lafferty N. B., Cherry Fork. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1863; exam. surg. for pensions. Lambert W. H., Reynoldsburgh. Lame M., (ml Lima. Lamme W. II., Centreville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Lamnson R. F., Bridgewater. Landis H. G., Niles. A. B., Yale coll., 1867 ; A. M., 1870; M. TX, Jeffer- son med. coll., 1870; member pathol. soc. of Phila.; late res. phys. Phila. hosp. London C. P., Westerville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tiane J. M., Otsego. Lane Wm. II., Locke. Lang E. R., Portsmouth. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Lang G., (m) Columbus. Langdon C. 13., Pataskala. Langdon II. A., Avon. Langdon H. A., Columbia. M. IX, Ohio rued, coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Miami; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Langstaff W. II., (e) Locust Ridge. Langwortliy O. B. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Lansdown Z. M., Greenville. Lanterman A. .1., (m) Youngstown. Laramore A., Bryan. Larimore Frank C., Mount Yernon. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Knox co., Am. med. asso. Larner L. B., (ml Chester Hill. Larzelere Joseph Rodman, Zanesville. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member acad. of med., Zanesville; sec. med. soc. of Muskin- gum co. 4 years. Lash Hugh M., Athens. B. S., Ohio univ., 1869; M. IX, coll. med. and surg. of Cincinnati, 1870: member med. soc. of Athens co., board trustees of Athens lunatic asylum. Lathrop J. M., Dover. Latimer P. O., (e) Morgan. Latta Wm., Frankfort. Laughlin M. E., (e) Fitcliville. Laur J. D., (m) Eaton. Lauterman Geo. P., Bellevue. Lauvre M. W.. (m) Pleasant Hill. Law J. W., Gilmore. Lawe J. S., Monroeville. Lawson David, Warsaw. Lawthen Guyan, (m) Leesville. Lawyer Chas., Andover. Lawyer J. J., (e) Burton. Rayburn A. W., Springfield. Leach M. F., (m) Lechner Samuel, Cannonsburgh. Lee C. P., Kansas. Lee E. B., Garrettsville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Lee J. C., Belleville. Lee T. J., (ml Great Bend. Lee Wm., Oxford. Leedom J. C., Quincy. Leeper M. Y., (m) Navarre. Leet B. F., (m) Alliance. Lefever H., Tippecanoe. Lefever J., (h) Cumminsville. Lefever N. D., Careysville. Leggett Geo., Wooster. Lehman Edward, Dayton. Lehman B., Piqua. Lehman Herman, (m) Mount Airy. Lebert C., (ml Union. Leich A. J., Niles. Height Thos. M., Akron. Leightop Chas., Sinking Springs. Leighton U. P., Kenton. Leimese Joseph, (m) Hamilton. Leland A. J., Trumbull. Lemeret B. F., Dresden. Lenhart W. C., Somerset. Lentily John, (m' Hannibal. Leonard B. B., West Liberty. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Leonhard C. S., Ravenna. Member mod. soc. of Ohio. Leonard H. L. W., Strongsville. M. D., Fairfield med. coll., 1842; member med. soc. of Genesee co. 616 LES OHIO McB Lesby B. F., Tullay. Lesby E. P., Tullay. Lesley James, Farmersville. Leslie Alexander, (e) Andover. Letson J. A., McCutchinsville. Levan D. II., Mount Victory. Levan J. W., Kenton. Levi Joseph, (h) Youngstown. Lewis A., Zanesville. Lewis A. C., Winchester. Lewis Cyrus, Marlboro’. Lewis Edward C., Canal Dover. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Ohio. Lewis F. Newton, St. Clairsville. Lewis Joseph M., Newburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster; superin. northern Ohio lunatic asylum; member asso. med. superin. of insane asylums, aud Western Reserve hist. soc. Lewis John, Adelplii. Lewis J. G., Alliance. Lewis J. N., Worthington. Lewis J. V., (e) Albany. Lewis J. W., Lancaster. Lewis Samuel, (m) Arabia. Lewis T. N., St. Clairsville. Lewis William C., Rushville. Libman B., Piqua. Licklider L. G., Greenville. Lidman F., Wooster. Light G. AY., (h) Columbus Grove. Lightner , Sabina. Lilley R. D., Hillsboro’. Lilley J. C., Quincy. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1869. Lindsey Wm., Sewettsville. Lines Harrison, (it*) Greenfield. Lininger A. J., Mercer. Linn W. D., (h) Middletown. Litch M., Aid. Little David, Logan. Little James, Logan. Little AY. S., Cynthiana. Littleton J. H., Morrow. Littleton T. II., Deerfield Village. Loar James, (e) Mt. Vernon. Lofiland J., Chillicothe. Lohr G. AY., (m) London. Loller R. P., Uhricksville. Loller William B., Uhricksville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Ohio. Louden E. B., ., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Champaign co. Mosgrove James M., Urbana. M. il., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Chamnaign co., med. soc. of Ohio. Mosgrove William A., Urbana. M. !>., Miami med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Chamnaign co. Mosgrove S. M., Urbana. M. L)., Miami med. coll, (no date) j member med. soc. of Champaign co. MOS OHIO. OST 621 Mossman A. S., Centreville. Moulton I., Hartville. Moulton S., Hartville. Mounts J. L., Morrow. M. D., Starling med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Lebanon, State med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Mouser J. A., La Rue. A. B., Wesleyan univ. of Delaware, Ohio, 1862; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Ohio; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Movaey John B., Harlem. Mowry J. N., Mansfield. Moxley M. R., Wiieelersburgh. Moxley N. K., Ironton. Moxley T. S.. (m) Camden. Mozier I. Z., Cardington. Mullen T. J., New Richmond. Mully D. M., Clayton. Munemaker H. B., Dayton. Munger J. E., Hardin. Munger S., Medina. Munson A. W., Kenton. Munson W. B., Independence. Murbacli A. J., Archbold. Murch R. L., Helena. Murdock W. M , Urbana. Murphy J. L., Walhoading. Murray Landon S., Medina. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1868; mem- ber med. soc. of Ohio, Union med. asso. of north- eastern Ohio. Murry D. M., Dayton. Musk J. A., Lindsay. Musson James L., Christiansburgh. Musson John J., St. Paris. Myer Francis, Bucyrus. Myers A. K., Cary. Myers Francis, Warren. Myers J. A., Shelby. Myers J. C., Attica. Myers J. E., Goshen. Myers J. N., (m) Defiance. Mygatt Eli, Poland. Nackenwantz C. E., Chillicothe. Naomi Thomas, Plainville. Nash E. K., Montrose. Nau J. H., Carroll. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Fairfield co. Neal Thomas L., Dayton. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols 2 years. Needham William C. H., Gallipolis. M. D., Norwich univ.; Jefferson med. coll., 1868 ; member med. soc. of Gallia co.; corres. member gynsecolog. soc. of Boston; exam. surg. for pen- sions. Neff Benjamin, New Carlisle. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Neff C. I., Lima. Neiberg J. N., New Bremen. Neibin , Bucyrus. Neidermeyer H. II., Sorrs. Neil Alexander, Sunbury. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Neil J. N., (m) Delaware. Nelson A. M., Martin’s Ferry. Nelson D., Port Washington. Nelson George, Bucyrus. Nelson H. W., (h) Steubenville. Nelson J. 11., (e) Warren. Nepley S. R., Pemberton. Newcomer S. F., (e) Greenfield. M. 1)., tiled, dep’t uiiiv. of Md., 1834;—author of an article on “ Curative Virtues of Prussiate of Potassium; ” “ Operation for Occluded Vagina,” 1862. Nevil M. II., Mount Ephraim. Nevill J. L.. St. John. New J., Bellaire. Newcomb C. II., Mechanicsburgh. Newcomb S. N., IVesterville. Newell A. J., Mabers. Newell Stephen, Clifton. Newton W. S., Gallipolis. Nichols E., Centrebury. Nichols J. II., Wapakonetta. Nickee John R., (e) Hamilton. Nixon A. C., Archer. Nixon C. C., Dallas. Nixon J. F., Mason. Noble Arthur, Sugar Tree Ridge. Noble Angus, Wellsville. M. D., Jetferson tried, coll., 1874. Noble David, Hillsboro’. M. I)., Starling med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Ohio; med. exam, for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Nolen J. G., Toledo. Nollengham E., (m) Vienna. Norman F., Worthington. Norman O. M., Fultonliam. Norris T. B., Vienna Cross Roads. Nort J., Wliitehouse. Norton Rufus, Bettsville. Nott II. K., Houckstown. Nourse J. D., Reynoldsburgh. Noyes Hiram J., Meigsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862 ; member med.soc. of Morgan co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Nubbell A. J., Quincy. Nuce J. II., Carroll. Nye S. II., Zanesville. Oberlin Levi, Clinton. Obermiller M., (m) Tiffin. O’Conner John I)., Tiffin. Odell John, (e) Delta. Odell Sanford T., Middlebury. M. D., Push med. colt., 1867; member med. soc. of Kansas, med. soc. of Summit co., and Union med. asso. of northeastern Ohio. O’Ferrall John, Piqua. Offenbacker C. A., Sidney. Officer J. H., Mt. Vernon. Ogden B. B. E., Liverpool. O’Hanlon Chas. P., East Fairfield. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1857; Ohio med. coll., 1858; member Union med. soc. of Stark, Ma- honing and Columbiana cos.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols 3 years. Ormsby , Medina. Ort B. E., (m) East Liverpool. Orwig J. A., Bellevue. Osborn L. D., Hudson. Osburne J., Delphos. Osmond John, (m) Newberry. Ostenlin Charles, (h) Findley. Oster Peter, Meadville. 622 OST OHIO, PIG Osterlin George, Ashland. Oswold Peter, (m) New Holland. Otis John D., New Philadelphia. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Tuscarawas co., med. soc. of Ohio, and Valentine Mott path. soc. Otwell C. W., New Madison. Owen II. W., Mount Vernon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Owen J. B., (h) Lebanon. Owen M.. (e) Clyde. Owen Tho oas C., Richwood. M. 1)., Starling med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Ohio ; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Owens E., Springfield. Owens G. II., Arcadia. Owens J. B., (h i Lebanon. Owsley , Hamilton. Owsley Joshua B., Jacksonburgh. M. IX, Ohio med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Butler co. Packard John A., Austintown. Paden Win. M., (m) Racine. Paige Wm. F., Johnstown. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Paine Oliver D., (e) Youngstown. Pallock , Donnelsville. Palm Otto, Dayton. Palmer C. D., Peninsula. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Palmer D., Medina. Palmer J., Dalton. Palmer J. M., Dalton. Grad. Folsom’s commer. coll., Cleveland, 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1869; member med. soc. of Wayne co. Palmer J. ()., (e) Euclid. Palmer Owen A., Farmington. Pancoast J. B. B., Ashland. Parker C. S., Piqua. Parker Henry, (e) Berea. M. 1)., Am. eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati (no date); member eclec. med. soc. of Ohio; exam. surg. board of health in Berea. Parker Isaac, Chester Hill. Parker Joseph, Beverly. Parker James E., Whittlesey. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1866; member med. soc. of northeastern Ohio. Parker W. P., Minerva. Parker William S., Piqua. M. D., Jefferson med. coil., 1S64. Parkhurst Eli, O’Keana. Parks J. M., (h) Hamilton. Parks J. M., Stone Creek. Parr George W., Mohicanville. Parrott 1). F., (e) Mendon. Parry Gibbons, Florida. Parshall J. II., Kingsville. Parsons A., Black Creek. Parsons R., (m) Covington. Parter J. B., Fair Haven. Patrich T. L., Belle Centre. Patterson A., Washington. Patterson A. V., Mansfield. * Member med. soc. of Ohio. Patterson E. S., Sulphur Springs. Patterson John E., Oxford. Patterson J. F. N., Clifton. Patterson J. P., (m) Gates. Patterson W. E., Dungannon. Patterson W. S., Highland. Patterson William T., Moss Run. Patton M. K., Mercerville. Patty Win., (e) Pleasant Hill. Paul A., Eoyalton. Pawl T. E., Ottawa. Paxton I., Iberia. Payne 13. T.. (h) Steubenville. Payne C. G. II., (e) New Eichmond. Payne J., Mt. Vernon. Pearce A. B., Urbana. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Champaign co. Pearce Enoch, Jr., Steubenville. M. i)., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Jefferson co., and med. soc. of Ohio; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author of “ Reports in Transactions of Med. Soc. of Ohio.” Pearce II. C., Urbana. Prof, physiol. Starling med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pearce John, (e) Means. Pearce L. E., Cable. Pearson G., Clarkson. Pearson II. J. W., Milton. Pease L. T., Williamsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Peck Allan F., Farmington. Peck C. L., Beamsville. Peck E. I)., Perrysburgh. Peck M. W., Ostrander. Peck W. L., Columbus. Prof, insanity Starling med. coll.; member med. soc. of Ohio. Peck W. V., New Eichmond. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Pedigo H. F., Lattaville. Pelton J. C., (e) Columbus Grove. Penfield E. P., (h) Bucyrus. Pennell N. W.. Belpre. Pennock I. EL, Cardington. M. IX, Ohio med. coll., 1845. Perkey J. C., Smithville. Perry E. C., Elyria. Perry .T. C., Elyria. Perry James S., Locust Grove. Persins A. II., (m) Alfred. Pery O. II., Cleves. Peters J. II., (e) Eogersville. Pettet George W., Petersburgh. Pettijohn J. W., Lyncliburgh. Phillip O. S., Fremont. Phillips 1). F., Logan. Phillips IX J., Logan. Phillips F. H., Canton. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member med soc. of Stark co.; phys. Stark co. infirm. Phillips II. W., Kenton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Phillips N. II., Kenton. Philson J. K., Racine. Pickard P., Mt. Vernon. M. 1)., Buffalo med.coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Knox co. Pickett John W., Savannah. Pickett William, Zaleski. Picking S. M., Toledo. Pierce John II., Willshire. Piggot Joshua, Flushing. Piglow J. E., Winchester. PIT OHIO. RAC 623 Pitcher Charles R., (e) Marsliville. Pilman B. F., Charlestown. Pinkham T. M., Bantam. Pinney E. M., Dublin. Piper Noah, Middlebourn. Piper William, Glencoe. Pitchey J. B.. Middleport. Pitman Benjamin F., Charlestown. M. 1)., Cleveland med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Portage co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 4 months. Pixley M. S., Portsmouth. M. 1)., Miami med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Scioto co., med. soc. of Ohio; phys. and surg. Portsmouth city hosp. Pixley Sumner, Peninsula. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Pocock E. P., Mansfield. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Poe C. E., Ravenna. Polloch J. S., Belle Centre. Pollock Calvin, Donnelsville. M. D., Long Island med. coll, hosp., 1867; v.-pres. med. soc. of Clark co., 1872-3; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pomerene P. P., Berlin. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pomerine Joel, Millersburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pomeroy A. L., Windsor. Pomeroy O., Chardon. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1860; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pomeroy O. T., Ottawa. Pool Aaron, (ml Piketon. Pope F. F. H., Dalton. Pope W., (e) Richfield. Porter De La Motte, Johnsville. Porter J. F., Newton Falls. Porter L. L., Columbus. Porter S. II., Clearport. Porter S. IT., Hamilton. Porter T. R., Frederiektown. Porter James B., Fair Haven. A. B., Miami univ., 1857; M. D., Miami med. coll.,* 1866 ; member District med. asso. of Butler and Preble cos. Porterfield A., Mutual. Post A. C., Middleport. Postelwart Jonathan, (e) North Liberty. Potter Amos, New Madison. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Potter A., (e) Springfield. Potter II. R., Canal Winchester. Potter J. B., Deerfield. Potter Levi, West Menton. Potter R. B., Fredericksburgh. Potter Thomas R. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845. Potter S II., Hamilton. Potter T. S., Carthage. Powers A. M., Rootstown. Powers T. E., Prospect. Powers E. D., Perrysburgh. Powers R. M., (e) Orwell. Powleson Richard, (e) New Philadelphia. Pratt B. F., Johnstown. Pratt E., Beliefontaine. Pratt Eugene B., Mt. Sterling. M. D., Starling med. coil., 1862; ad eund. of Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ohio. Pratt John, Coolville. Pratt M. L., Quincy. Pray P. E., Liberty Centre. Pray W., Waterville. Prentice O., Monroeville. Preston J. C., Brunswick. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Preston W., Alliance. Pretzinger ,T., Lewisburgh. Pretzinger M., Euphemia. Price C. H., Milnersville. Price Emmet W., Randolph. M. II., med. dep’t uuiv. of Mich., 1865; member med. soc. of Portage co.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Price Henry TL. Barnesville. Price Joseph. Randolph. M. I)., Starling med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Portage co., med. soc. of Ohio ; censor Cleveland med. coll. Price J. M., Coalville. Price William, Clyde. Prichard J. A., (h) Piqua. Priest John, Arcadia. Priest S. C., Newark. Two courses eclec. med. coll ol Pa., 1869. Priest W. A., Buchanan. Priest Jonathan, Toledo. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1868; member med. asso. of Toledo. Primrose J. P., Nelsonville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Prince J., (e) Fryburgh. Prince William, (e) Piqua. M. D., eclec med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1866; mem- ber eclec. med asso. of Ohio, National E. med. asso.; exam. surg. life ins. cos. Pringle G. W., New Concord. Proctor George M., Shalersville. Proctor David Green, Thompson. M. I)., Cleveland med. coll., 1857; member Lake Shore med. soc., Western "Reserve med. soc. Prothero Richard, Irondale. Protzman J., Yellow Springs. Protzman Silas, Fairfield. Prickett Alex., (m) Berryville. Pulford W., (h) Ashley. Pulsikofer E. G., Brooklyn. Pullen G. W., Williamsburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Pumphrey B. W., Mt. Vernon. Purdy R. W., Purdysville. Purviance T. II., (h) Jewett. Putnam Isaac, Nonpareil. Putnam W. D., Lowell. Quinn A. T., Wilmington. Quinn Charles, Demos. Quinn II. S., West Jefferson. Quinn James, Hillsboro’. Quinn J. P., Moorefield. Quinn J. W. M., Hillsboro’. Quinn N. R., Jamestown. Quinn T. C., New Vienna. Race W. H., Mansfield. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1863; sec. med. soc. of Richland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. 624 RAI OHIO RIC Rainer C. S.. Willshire. Ralston D. II., Granville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ralston W. II., Defiance. Ramsey A. W., Ilopedale. Ramsey S. W., Hope. Ramsey William, Delta. Randall Rufus, Bath. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Summit co., and med. soc. of Ohio. Randolph J. F., Marengo. Rankin A. IT., Sandusky. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Rannells D. V., McArthur. Rannolds J. M., (h) New Antioch. Rashiel Conrad, Columbus. Rathbone A. G., New Lyme. Rathbum Andrew, (m) Hartford. Rathbun C., Salem. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Rathbum D. C., Sr., Middleport. Rathburn D. C., Jr., Middleport. Rathburn J. C., Gallipolis. Rathburn L. C., Middleport. Rawlinson George, (m) Malta. Rawson Bass, Findley. Rawson L. Q., Fremont. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1834; ad eund. degree in univ. of Pa., 1840; member med. soc. of Phila., and mei. soc. of Cincinnati. Rawson M. E., Fremont. Ray B. F., (e) Auburn. Ray J. B., Omega. Raymond B., Lancaster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Rea Francis, Washington. Read F. II., Favetteville. Read Albert N., Norwalk. M. D., Willoughby med. coll.; Jefferson med. coll.. 1846 ; member Delamater med. soo., pres. 13 years. Reading J. W., Belleville. Reamey L. M., W. Zanesville. Reamey T. A., Zanesville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Reams William, West Mansfield. Reasiner .T. S., Jackson. Recton Raner, North Hampton. Redron .T. Williamsburgh. Reed Andrew B., Brooklyn. M. D., Charity hosp. med. coll., Cleveland, 1868; member med. soc. of Cuyahoga co., and patho- log. soc. of Cleveland; ex-house surg. U. S. marine hosp., Cleveland; U. S. vols. 3 years. Reed A. M., Norwalk. Member ined. soc. of Ohio. Reed C. II., Toledo. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1868; member med. asso. of Toledo. Reed C. Richmond, Middleport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; pres. med. soc. of Meigs co.; member Meigs and Mason acad. of med., and med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Reed D. IT., (h) North Fairfield. Reed J., Troy. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Reed -T. B., Chagrin Falls. Reed J. C., Leipsic. Reed John W., Barnesville. Reed Moses, (h) Batesville. Reed R., Belmont. Reed R. C. S., Jones’ Station. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1859; member med. soc. of Ohio; pres, alumni asso. Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg.; prof, materia medica and juris., coll, of med. and surg., Cin- cinnati. Reed Thomas Jefferson, Massillon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Stark co., and board of health, Massillon ; ass’t surg. U. S. navy. Reed W., Coventry. Reed William, Iberia. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1853; hon. member med. soc. of Delaware co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 18 months. Reed W. F., Kalida. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1866; member med. asso. of northwestern Ohio. Reed W. M., Marion. Reeder F. B., Chandlersville. Reeme E. W., Tiffin. Reemer W. G., Milan. Reep P. D., Elyria. Rees R. C., Hillsboro’. Reeve John Charles, Dayton, M. IX, Cleveland med. coll., 1850; pres. med. soc. of Montgomery co., 1873; ex-prof, materia med. and thera. in med. colb of Ohio. Reevers William II., Springfield. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1862. Reeves Newton, New Holland. Rebn Sebastian, Pomeroy. Reid J. L., Van Wert. Reime William ()., (hi Springfield. Relyea ,T. IX, Painesville. Renner Uriah, Russia. Renner W. G., Milan. Renshaw Samuel, Lancaster. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1873. Reul R., Delpfios. Reuss Henry, Mansfield. Reynolds II., Greenwich. Reynolds John, Beverly. Reynolds R. N., Gilboa. Reynolds S. S., Rich Ilill. Bheiufrank John Henry, Perrysburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864. Rice , Springfield. Rice John B., Fremont. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Rice Leon S., Springfield. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Clark co., and gymecolog. soc. of Boston; att. Dr. Storer’s private course of lect., 1870. Rice Milton, Newton Falls. Rice N. J., Newton Falls. Rice R., Elida. Rice Robb, Fremont. Rice R. II., Fremont. Richards D.. New Philadelphia. Richards S. G., Jasper. Richardson A. J., Somerville. Richardson D. H., Celina. Richardson I). H., Fort Recovery. Richardson D. W., Logansville. Richardson J. C., Fort Recovery. Richardson J. P., Nicholsville. Richardson R. A., Anna. Richardson S. M., Matamoras. RIC OHIO. RUS 625 Richardson ATilliam, Homer. Richeson ATilliam, Canal Dover. Richie J. A., Ontario. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Richner M., (h) Parma. Richy J. AT., Osceola. Rickets G. R., Quaker Button. Rickey C. D., South Charleston. Ridenour A. AT., Massillon. Ridenour AT. T., Toledo. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ridensom A. AT., Canal Fulton, Ridgeway Nathaniel B., Otsego, M. D., Starling med. coll., 1870; member med. acad. of Zanesville. Ridgeway AT. B., Linton Mills. Riggin B. F., Pratt. Riggs J. L.. Killbuck. Rigs John, Bryan. Riley C. M., Sunbury. Rinard J. S., Meigsville. Rinehart LeviF., (h) Buckeye Cottage. Ring Hamilton, (h) Urbana. Rinney Jacob, Frazeysburgh. Rissler S. D., Newark. Ritchards A., New Lexington. Ritter AT. G., Adelphi. Roach John T., Morrow. Robb Andrew, Blanchester. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Robb J. S., Zanesville. Roberts Jason, Stockport. Roberts J. D. AT., Hubbard. Robertson Charles, McConnellsville. v M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1849 ; member med. soc. of Morgan co., med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. • asso.; surg. board of enrollment, 1855. Robertson John S., Germantown. Robeson J. N., Riley. Robinson D., Arcanium. Robinson George, Pee Pee. Robinson G. N., Medina. M. D., Western Reserve coll., Cleveland, 1854; member med. soc. of Ohio; exam. surg. for pen- j sions for Medina; member literary soc. of Medina co. Robinson J. D., AArooster. Member med. °oc. of Ohio. Robinson J. H., Clarks’. Robinson James M., Ewington. Robinson S., Pettisville. Rob'' ison Thomas, (e) Ilarmersville. Robison James D., ATooster. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1843; member med. soc. of Wayne co., med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso.; ass’t surT. U. S. vols. 2 years. Rockwood R. O., (e) Black River. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1866. Rockwood C. II., Vermillion. Rodgers G. B., Chagrin Falls. Rodgers John H., Springfield. A. M„ Miami univ., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856: member med. soc. of Clark co., med. soc. of Ohio. Rodgers Robert, Springfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1828; ex-pres. med. soc. of Clark co.; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Ohio. Roe S. J., Sardis. Roe Thomas II., Newark. Roebuck D. Y., Dalton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of northern Ohio. Roether Henry, Mendocia, Rogers Amos, Bell. Rogers G. J., Bowling Green, Rogers George B., Chagrin Falls. Attend, two courses lects. at Western District med. coll., 1827-8. Rogers Isaac, Oxford. Rogers Joseph, Utica. Rogers John G., New Richmond. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1825; member med. soc. of Clermont co., med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872. Rogers Jno. H., Springfield. Rogers Robert, Springfield. Rogers Thos. C., Sinking Springs. Roll Silas, McGonigle’s Station. Romans Thomas, Leatherwood. Roof Thomas J., West Bedford. Rooney Michael, Vienna Cross Roads. Roop Josiah, Republic. Roop J. E., (e) Morrow. Roose H. C., Lucasville. Root E. B., Painesville. Root II. A., Toledo. Roots A. K., (m) Fletcher. Roots W. Y., Milford Centre. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Ropp W. T., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Rorick E. H., Tedraw. Rose Palmyra. Rose J., (m) Columbus. Rose J. AT., Locust Point. Rosenberg D. H., Bettsville. Rosenberger Abraham S., (h) Leipsfe. M. D., Cleveland homoeo med. coll., 1870; member Hahnemann soc. of Cleveland. Rosenborougli J. E., Shiloh. Rosenburg D., (h) Carey. Rosenburg J., Upper Sandusky. Rosenburger A. S., Findley. Rosendale C. R., Millgrove. Ross D. R., Kilbourne. Ross Enoch C., Malvern. M. D., Hudson med. coll, of Cleveland, 1870; hon. member med. asso. of Carroll co. Ross J. K., Wiltshire. Ross J. S., (e) Eli. Ross AT. M.,)Millersburgh. Roth C. C., Mount Eaton. Rotliburn , Gallipolis. Rotsol O. J., (e) Bryan. Rouse AT. P., Kent. Rouleau Zip., Toledo. Grad. L. Assumption, P. Quebec, 1864; M. D., \Tictoria med. coll., 1872; member med. asso. of Toledo. Rowsey Thomas, (h) Toledo. Roys E. M., Toledo. Ruell R., Delphos. Ruggles J. H., Clyde. Ruggles P. S., Newburgh. Rule Amos, AToodview. Rulison H. M., North Bend. Runnion J. A., (m) ATest Unity. M. D., ATestern Reserve coll, of Cleveland, 1866; member med. soc. of AVilliams co. Runyan M. M., (h) Marion. Rupp Jacob, Clarington. Rush B. II., (e) ATashington C. II. Rush B., Salem. 626 RUS OHIO, scii Rush David, Celina. Rush L. B., (m) Salem. Rusk Daniel, Malta. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Russ R. C., Hillsboro’. Russell Houston, Evansport. Russell Isaac, Alt. Yernon. M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869; member med. soc. of Knox co.; U. S. pension surg. Russell J. W., (m) Loveland. Russell J. W., Sr., Alt. Yernon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Russell J. W., Jr., Alt. Liberty. Russell John W., Alt. Yernon. M. I)., Jetferson med. coll., 1827; member med. soc. of Knox co., med. soc. of California, med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso., 1872. Rust James, Wellington. Rust James, (h) .Wellington. Rutter Benj., (e) East Toledo. Rutter II. C., Rushsylvania. Saddler George, Ravenna. Safford Erasmus D., West Zanesville. M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1841; member board of health, city of Parkersburgh, for 20 years; lion, member med. soc. of Ohio; pres, med. soc. of Wood co.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Sage E. R., (h) Freeport. Sager Joseph, Xorth Washington. M. 1)., Starling med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of northwestern Ohio;—specialty, diseases of the eye and ear. Salisbury James X., Russellville. A. B.j Marietta coll., 1849; A. M., 1852; Al. D., Ohio nied. coll., 1851; member med. asso. of Brown co., and med. soc. of Ohio;—author of papers on “Ministers and Quackery;” “Obli- quity of Womb,” 1857; “Alcohol not a Aledi- cine,” etc. Salters Frank, Canton. Saltzman G. H., Salinesville. Sampel D. F., Ashland. Sampsell J. I)., (e) Caledonia. Sampsell J., Elyria. Sampsell X. S., (e) Delaware. Sampsell P. W., Elyria. Sampsell S., Columbiana. Sampson G. AY., AIcCutchinsville. Sampson II. E., (e) Xewark. Sampson I vers J., Braceville. Samson J., California. Sanborn F. A., (h) Piqua. Sanders A. J., Bell Air. Sanderson T. AL, Alartinsville. Sandminster Charles, Flat Rock. Sanford A. S., (m) Aliddlefield. Sapp Calvin, Danville. Sapp E., Coshocton. Sarior G. W.. Hanover. Sash H. Al., Athens. Sasser E. D., (e) Clyde. Satterthwaite Samuel T., Belmont. Al. H., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Saul E. F., Osborn. Saunders A. D., Cheshire. Saunders , Pomeroy. Saunders H., Oxford. Sauns John, Gallipolis. A. M., Washington coll., 1846; Al. H., med. dep’t 1 univ. of Pa., 1850; member med. soc. of Gallia co. j Sawyer E. W., Youngstown. Sawyer (). H., Kent. Sawyer P. H., Dellenbaugh. Saxton O. II., Washington. Sayer J. U., North Washington. Sayer U., Lafayette. Saylor C., Gates. Saylor J. X., Groveport. Saylor William, Gratis. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Scarbrough M. L., Frederica. Scarce J. 13., Chillicotlie. • Scarf W. D., Bellefontaine. Member med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso. Schaffner John F., Willshire. Schatz William F., (h) Columbus. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago (no date); member Am. inst. of homceo., and homceo. med. soc. of Ohio. Scheble A. E., (h) Toledo. Scheibenzerber Anton, (m) Hamilton. Scheibenzuber Anthony, Dayton. M. D., med. coll, of Vienna, Austria, 1868; mem- ber of “ Doctorem Collegium ” of med. faculty of Vienna, and Union med. soc.; formerly7 ass’i phvs. of hosp. in Gratz; pliys. Catholic orphan asydum, etc. Schell F. II., (h) Oxford. Schell S. M., (h) Hamilton. Schenck A. AL, Trotwood. Schenck G. W., Lockington. Schenck L., Thornville. Schenk X. II. Schentz F., Xew Philadelphia. Scherley C., (m) Mt. Pleasant. Schertzer T. Y., Massillon. Schertzler II. M., Toledo. Schilling J. Phil., Louisville. M. 1)., btarling med. coll., 1864; member med soc. of Stark co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Schillir Silas, Xew Middletown. Sehimansky Lewis, Oak Harbor. Schleheller Andrew, Dayton. Schmidt G. P., (m) Amanda. Schneider J. P., Minster. Sclmetzler II. M„ Toledo. Schnider J., (h) Berea. Schockey G. W., (m) Taylor’s Creek. Schoettly J. M.,'Xapoleon. Schoff T., (m) Constancia. Schonenfield II., (e) Miamisburgh. Schooley A. E., Junction. Schooley Clarkson, Alt. Pleasant. Studied with the late Hr. Win. Schooley, of Bel moot co., Ohio; member and censor med. soc of Belmont co. Schooley Lindley, Belmont. Schrader A. J., Nelson ville. Sehribier Charles, Sharon. Schroder F. W., Xew Bremen. Schroen Adolph, Xew Richmond. M.H., Ohio med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. ofCler mont co., 1871-72; surg. U. S. vols. 18 months. Schueller Jno. B., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Schulick Alex., Dayton. Schultza C., Canton. Schustzer J, Y., Massillon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Schwab Louis, Portsmouth. Member med. soc. of Ohio. SCO OHIO. SIIK 627 Scobey William H., Hamilton. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Butler co., and med. soc. of Ohio. Scorance R. A., Bellevue. Scott Andrew, Hayesville. Scott A. C., Bladensburgh. Scott A. J., Londonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Ashland co., med. soc. of Ohio, and gyntecolog. soc. of Boston. Scott Alex., New Hagerstown. Scott C. R., La Rue. Scott D. A., Akron. Scott J. IL, Orrville. Scott W. A., (h) McConnellsville. Scott W. A., S wanton. Scoville Selden Smith, Lebanon. M. 1)., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1858; member med. soc. of Lebanon; v.-pres. med. soc. of Ohio, 1869; del. to Ind. State med. soc. ; ass’t surg. U. S. army 10 months;—author of papers, “ Treatment of Cerebro-Spinal Menin- gitis,” 1868; “ Vital and Physical Force,” 1871 ; “ Nervous Influences,” 1872. Scribner Benj., (e) Edgerton. Scribner John Jelliff, Mount Vernon. M. D., Bellevue hosp. coll., 1866. Seri wen G. R., Hanging Rock. Scrub J. G., Sardis. Scurlock William, Piketon. Seal Isaac N., Leatham. Searce I. B., Chillieothe. Searl E. F., Osborn. Seaton A. M., Midway. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sedgwick G. C., Torch. Seeds R. B., Hilliard. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ohio, and med. soc. of central Ohio. Segar J., (m) Springfield. Seidenbarger A., Dayton. Selby S. F., (h) Solon. Seldon O. G., Canal Dover. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Seldon Robert, Shanesville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sellards J. T., Powellsville. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Scioto co. . Sellers Adam, Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sellers Amos, Waynesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich, (no date). Seltzer Van S., Columbus. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1855. Semline A. II., Hopkinsville. Senseman Hiram, Tremont. Member med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. med. asso. Senseman John, Tippecanoe City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. asso. of Miami co. Severance R. A., Bellevue. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1831; pres. Delamater med. asso., 1867. Seward B. J., Perrysburgh. Sewert , Steubenville. ShackeltonE. L., St. Mary’s. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Shaeffer A. II., Clear Creek. Shafer George M., Bloom Centre. Shaffer H. II., Wooster. Shane G. A., Salem. Shane S. C., (h) Steubenville. Shank Peter, Dayton. Shank William S., Adam’s Mills. Shannon R. W., Kingston. Shark A. L., (e) Greenville. Sharp D. C., Williamsburgh. Sharp E., Criderville. Sharp H. J., London. Sharp Julius, (e) Montra. Sharp S. F., Shanesville. Sharp W. T., Cadiz. Sharp William T., West Middleburgh. M. i)., Starling med. coll., 1853; member medl soc. of Logan co., and med. soc. of Ohio. Sharpe Erastus C., Williamsburgh. M. IJ., Ohio med. coll., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Clermont co.; res. phys. in commercial hosp. at Cincinnati 2 years. Shattuck G. B., Aid. Shaw F. C.? (e) Bennington. M. D., Cincinnati eclec. med. inst., 1869. Shaw II. II., Mount Gilead. Shaw John II., (e) Toledo. Shaw W. II., Plattsville. Shellenbarger J. E., Covington. M. D., Jeflerson med. coll., 1869. Shelter U. J., Walhonding. Shenok John M., Gillespieville. Shepard A. II., Nelsonville. Shepard W. E. W., Kelsonville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc; of Athens co., and med. soc. of Ohio; med. exam, for life ins. cos. Shepard William, (e) Columbus. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1852; mem- ber eclec. med. soc. Shepherd David, (h) Bainbridge. Shepherd W., (e) Georgetown. Shepherd William, Columbus. Shepherd W. W., Ogden. Shepherd W. W., Hillsboro’. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sheppard A., (e) Glendale. Sheppard W. A., New Vienna. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sherman A. M., Kent. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sherrick J. W., Kalider. Sherwood G. R., Erederickstown. Sherwood W. II., Unionville. Shields T. P., Watkins. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Shiper L., Canton. Shively J. W., Massillon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Shockey John, Sicily. Shocky John W., (e) Henning’s Mill. Shoemaker II. S., Pioneer. Shoemaker J. W., Napoleon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Shoemaker P. M., Rochester. Shoshoney J. A., Etna. Shook Francis, Sheffield. Short A. A., Canal Winchester. Shouse B. A., Antioch. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Shouse J. B., Carlisle. Shrader A. II., Nelsonville. 628 SHR oiiio, SOD Shriver John W. Att. one course of lect. Jefferson med. coll., 1831; member med. soc. of Montgomery co. Shuder William, Miamisburgli. Shumaker Adam, (m) Gabon. Shumaker David, (m) Gabon. Sidwell Nathan H., Wilmington. M. D., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1870-71; member med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Siggins John A., Youngsville. Silley J. C., Quincy. Silva L. A., Sandusky. Silver D. R., Sidney. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Ohio;—author of paper, “ Ergot in Head- ache ; ” “ Treatment of Fracture of Inferior Maxilla,” in “Med. and Sukg. Reporteb,” 1873. Silvers S. D., Wellsville. Simmons A. L., Wadsworth. Simmons John, Portland. Simmons It. II., Deersville. Simons C. P., Cambridge. Simons II. W., Conneaut. Simpson G. W., Morning Sun. Simpson McC. J., (m) Zanesville. Simpson , Steubenville. Sims L. M., Blue Ball. Sincker E. W., Bartlett. Sinclair W. T., Woodsfield. Singham L., (h) Singry D. M. L., (e) Darlington. Sinnett E., Granville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sisler Adam, Nimisilla. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1852; v.-pres. med. soc. of Summit co. Sisler W., Manchester. Sisson David, (e) Middleport. Sisson J. C., Bolivia. Sisson N. B., Pine Grove. SitherwoodG. D., (e) Mt. Vernon. Skain William, Greenfield. Skidmore G. J., Bvhalia. Skidmore Joshua R., West Mansfield. M. D., Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1868; con- tract surg. U. S. army 7 months. Skinner C. J., Somerset. Skinner S. W., Toledo. Skivington John, (m) Lowell. * Slaughter James, (m) Moscow. Slingluff Joseph, Canal Dover. Slitler L., Clayton. Sloan Charles, Bartramsville. Sloan C. J., Quaker Bottom. Sloan Richard, Morning Sun. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 18^4. Slonaker B. C., Peoli. Slossen Henry Youngstown. Slusser Lewis, Canton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1848 ; member med. soc. of Stark co., med. asso. of northeastern Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1872, and board of health, city of Canton ; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. SlyB. F., West Union. Smailes Thomas, (m) Moscow. Studied 1 year under Dr. J. Harris, of Cashocton. Small P. M., Eaton. Smalley —, Upper Sandusky. Smiley H. H., Piqua. | Smiley J. II., Andover. Smith Allen, Bellaire. Smith Bartly, Hollowtown. Smith Clinton, Bloomingburgh. M. IX, Starling med. coll., 1854. Smith C. F., Oberlin. Smith C. H., Kenton. Smith C. M., West Charleston. Smith E. S., Morrisville. Smith F., Higginsport. Smith F. W., Laura. Smith G. G., (m) Alliance. Smith George L., Groveport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Smith George M., North Lewisburgh. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1869 ;—specialty, dis. of children. Smith G. W., West Middleburgh. Smith G. W., New Philadelphia. Smith II., Manchester. Smith Iliram, Cumminsville. Smith Harry, Blancliester. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Smith Jacob L., Strasburgh. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Tuscarawas co. Smith J., Monclova. Smith James, Elkhorn. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Smith James B., Chester. Smith J. J., Akron. Smith J. N., Norton. Smith J. W., Wellington. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Smith Lucian, Paintersville. Smith Moses, (e) Springboro’. Smith Milton, Leesville. Smith S. D., Lockington. Smith Sidney J., (e) Medina. Attend, lectures Western homoeo. coll., Cleveland, 1861-62. Smith S. M., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof, theory and prac- tice of med., Starling med. coll. Smith T. C., Middleport. Smith T. II., New Philadelphia. Smith T. J., Jacobsport. Smith W., Mt. Vernon. Smith William, Van Wert. Smith William, West Carlisle. Smith W. II., Union. Smith W. K., Deersville. Smith W. 11., Hillsboro’. Smith W. W., Coshocton. Snodgrass Jesse, Kenton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867 ; member n*ed. soc. of Hardin co., med. soc. northwestern Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. army during war. Snodgrass J. T., Sycamore. Snyder A. L., (e) Bryan. Snyder Charles, West Jefferson. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1870; resid. phys. to hosp. penitentiary of Ohio. Snyder D. J., Perryvilie. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Snyder G. II., La Grange. Snyder Isaiah, Montpelier. Snyder J. L., (m) Logansville. Snyder J. M., Montpelier. Sodders Wm., Pyrmont. SOL OHIO. STE 629 Sollheim C., Cumminsville. * Solon , Pierpont. Sooke H. L., (h) Newark. Soper , Clyde. Sorter Henry, (m) Souders Samuel, Dayton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Southard J. M., Marysville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Southard John Q., Raymond. M. 1)., Cleveland med. coll., 1S56. Sowers A. H., Canal Fulton. Spahr C. N., (h) Jamestown. Spangler R. W., (e) Sparrow Thos. W., (e) Athens. Spear A. T., Newark. Spear J. M., Leesburgh. Spear Leander, (e) Warren. Speece Nicholas V., Quincy. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Ohio. Spees S. J., Hillsboro’. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Spence G., Per intown. Spencer Ezra R., Chippewa. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of northeastern Ohio. Spencer F. G., (e) Cherry Valley. Spencer Geo. B., (h) Shiloh. Spencer Samuel II., Bazetta. Spencer , Brownville. Sperry W., Tallmadge. Spies S. J., Hillsboro’. Spooner Henry K., Republic. M. D., Western Beserve rned. coll., Cleveland, 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years. Sprague II. L., Green Springs. Sprague James, Vienna Cross Roads. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sprague James, London. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Clark co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 21 years. Spriggs William S., Sarahsville. Spring N. W., Zeno. Springer Daniel, New Lisbon. Springer George, Leipsic. Squire A. J., Hiram. Squire J., East Toledo. Squier John B., Sulphur Springs. « M. D., Cincinnati eclec. med. inst., 1853. Sraebbler J. D., Storrs. Srife W. J., New Hope. Sruizer W., Sharonville. Staats Alex. Allen, Summerfield. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. surg., 1868; pres, med. soc. of Noble co. Stafford , Louisville. Stamp Jacob, Mt. Vernon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stanard W. D., (h) Chagrin Falls. Stansell Joseph A., Forest. * M. D., Starling med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Hardin co., and med. soc. of Ohio; pres, med. soc. of northwestern Ohio. Stanhoof Adolphus, Fort Jennings. Stanley E., Sandusky. 4 Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stanton William, Steubenville. Stapleton Joseph, Manchester. Star Geo. L., Youngstown. Starkey D. F., (m) Xenia. Starkey D. W., (h) North Amherst. Starr George L., Youngstown. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Starr Mitchell, Shenandoah. Starris li. W., St. Mary’s. States Joseph, (m) Rollersville. Stearns R. W., St. Mary’s. Steavens , Hubbard. Stebbins L. C., (e) Painesville. Steel H. K., Dayton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Steely H. G-, Anna. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Steer S. D., Burton. Steifel D., Gabon. Stein George S , Columbus. A. M., Lebanon Y’alley inst., 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t resid. phys. of Phila. dispens., 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. army 16 months;—author of paper on “ Hospital Gangrene.” Steinbarger J. L., (e) Newark. Steinberger J. L., (m) Bellefontaine. Steltzer Van S., Columbus. Steni Geo. S., Columbus. Stephens Alfred H., Eaton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846; member board of health of eastern Ohio; surg. U. S. army 3 yrs. Stephenson F. G., (m) Middleport. Stephenson John H., Leesville. M. D., Ohio med. coll.. 1845; member med. soc. of Ohio; pres. med. soc. of Carroll co., 1872. Stephenson Robert A., Manchester. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Brown co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 yrs. Stephenson Young, Georgetown. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Brown co., med. soc. of Ohio, and board of health of Georgetown. Stevansars C. B., (e) Yan Wert. Stevens A. S., West Chester. Stevens E. P., (h) Windsor. Stevens J. G., Harman. Stevens Jno. P., (m) Zanesville. Stevenson A. G., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stevenson G. K., Hubbard. Stevenson J. L., Springdale. Stevenson W. M., Petersburgh. Steward George W., Jerusalem. Sec. med. soc. of Monroe co. Steward S. H., Newburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stewart E. P., Rogersville. Stewart II. C., Bloomingburgh. Stewart J. McM., Fremont. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Stewart J. M., Cedarville. Stewart J. W., Geneva. Stewart J. W., Dayton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stewart R. II., Ravenna. Stewart R., Bell Brook. Stewart S. H., Newburgh. Stewart S. L., (h) Middletown. Stewart Thomas H., Church Hill. A. M., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868. Stewart W. W., Newark. 630 STE OHIO THO Stewart Charles A., Wakeman. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1870; member Delamater med. asso. Stites J. D., (m) Euphemia. Stillwell Thomas, Fremont. Stilson W. W., Clyde. Stilwell Thomas, Fremont. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Stimmel W. M., Sliadeville. Stimson B. C., (e) Alexandria. Stimson C. H., (e) Alexandria. Stimson Iloit S., (e) Athens. Stimson J. H., (e) Croton. St. John E. L., Masterton. St. John O. S., Willoughby. Stockstill J. AY., New Carlisle. Member med. soc. of*Ohio. Stofer David, (m) Defiance. Stohl J., (h) Mansfield. Stokes R. E., (h) New Richmond. Stoll J. H., Marshallville. Stone J. P., Cumberland. Stonebarger W. L., Medway. Stooxn G. W., Willoughby. Storcli B., Milan. Storey William, Castalia. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Storm George, Willoughby. Story M., Florence Corners. Stougli J. F., Niles. Stout Daniel, (m) Circleville. Stout James M., (e) Millwood. Stover James L., Buchannan. Stover William N., Tiffin. Strahl E. D., Morristown. Strain AY. A., Greenfield. Strait John P., Bays Bottom. Streator D. G., (h) Bedford. Strickland Wesley, Burton. Stroll J. H., Marshallville. Strong G. W.,Ravenna. Strong James, Elyria. StroupeM., Mount Orab. Strubble R. R , Miami. Stuart James, (m) Durbin’s Corners. Stuart J. E., Brookfield. Stubbs Nathaniel B., Stryker. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1872 ; member med. soc. of Williams co. Stultz J., Dayton. Stum C. AY., (h) Piqua. Sturgen Eli, (m) Salem. Sturgeon I). B., Toledo. Sturm AYilliam, (h) Storr’s Township. Stutesman J. M., Clayton. Sullivan AYilliam, AYest Minster. Sullivan AAr. J., Mingo. Summers Geo. E., Columbus. Surface C., (e) AVest Sonora. Sutherland A., Mansfield. Sutton H. T., North Star. Swallow AY., (m) Zanesfield. Swan A. W., (e) Long Bottom. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati. Swan T. E., (h) Mount Vernon. Swayne Joshua, Xenia. Sweaminger John, (m) Tremont. Swearingen S. AY., Green Hill. Sweeney J., Storrs. Sweeney R. L., Marion. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Sweeney T. H., (h) Chardon. Swehston Thomas, Swan. Sweslier W. B. Swett J. C., (m) Valley Ford. Swingley I). L., Mount Gilead. Sykes W. H., Plymouth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1858; Cleveland med. coll., 1866; member Delamater med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Sylvester William, Berlin Cross Roads. Sysell Wm. S., Oak Hill. Szenderg O., Bellevue. Tagert E. C., Hilliards. Taggart William W., Wooster. Taggert Arthur, New Lexington. Tait William, (e) Lebanon. Talbot N. W., Lockville. Tallman John C., St. Clairsville. Tanbell L. S., Celina. Tanner H. S., (e) Painesville. Tanner M. J., (e) Painesville. Tarbell S. W., Bedford. Tarrend J. M., Xenia. Tate George M., Millerstown. Taylor Amos, Zanesville. Taylor A. J., Maumee City. Taylor Findley, Martin’s Ferry. , Taylor James, (e) Celina. Taylor James L., Wheelersburgh. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1863; A. M., 1866; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Scioto co., med. soc. of Ohio. Taylor J. B., Ai. Taylor J. C., West Liberty. Taylor J. W., Mount Vernon. Taylor R. B., Summerfield. Taylor Wallace, Findley. Teague John, (m) Pleasant Hill. Teague Thomas Jefferson, Pleasant Hill. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1873. Teal J. M., Arcadia. Teegarden A., (m) New Garden. Teegardner A., (m) Springfield. Teeters William, Point Pleasant. Telfair George M., Bloomington. Tenny Eli, West Milton. Tenor J. M., Locust Grove. Terrell P. M., Martinsville. Tdtry M., (h) Ashtabula. Terry William, (e) Oregon. Teter Henry, (m) Roxbury. Thacker I. N., Defiance. Thacker T., Goshen. Thatcher J., Alcony. Thatcher J. W., Merritts. Thom E. J., Yellow Springs. Thoman J. A., (m) Andrews. Thomas Benjamin A., Rushville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1S69; member med. soc. of Perry co. Thomas F. M., Samantha. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Highland co. Thomas George, (m) Logan. Thomas Hiram, (e) West Newton. Member eclec. med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Thomas J. II., New Madison. Thomas Jno., (m) Salem. THO OHIO TUR 631 Thomas M. L., (e) Harrison. Thomas Pernett, Dialton. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1837. Thomas William T., (h) Eaton. Thomia George F., Millville. Thompson A. W., Circleville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thompson Hiram, Guilford. Thompson James, (m) Harrison. Thompson John B., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thompson J. C., Rollinsville. Thompson J. C., South Bloomfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thompson John H., St. Clairsville. Thompson J. S., Havana. Thompson S. C., (h) Mount Vernon. Thompson S. R., Uhricksville. Thompson S. W., Vandalia. Thompson William E., Bethel. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1860; member med. soc. of Clermont co. Thompson W. R., Vandalia. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thorn E., Yellow Springs. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Thorn S. S., Toledo. Thrall B. F., Kirkersville. Thrall M., Farmer. Thrift Jno., Columbus. Thrift R. W., Lima. Thurston E. X., (e) Sabina. Thurston R. C., Oxford. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tichenor E. J., Lebanon. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tidd C. H., Middleport. M. D., Ohio med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Meigs co.; sec. Meigs and Mason acad. of med., 1873. Tidball A. H., Mesopotamia. Tidball D. L., Fairmount. Tiffany Edward, Tupper’s Plains. Attend, lec.t. at Harvard univ., 1843-44, and Ohio med. coll., 1847. Tilletson E. H., Le Roy. Tillotsen L., Thompson. Tilson O. E., (e> West Alexandria. Timmerman J. D., (e) Roanoke. Timpany R. II., Toledo. Tims J. H., (h) Sparta. Tingle George, Kimbolton. Tingle John, Cambridge. Tinker E. W., Xelsonville. Tinker G. L., (e) Fowler. Tinker George L., (e) Xew Philadelphia. M. I)., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1868; mem- ber eclec. med. asso. of Ohio. Tipton R. II., Darbyville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tipton Thomas Corwin, Williamsport. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1852; member med. asso. of Pickaway co.; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. Titus A., Wheelersburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Todd J. JL, Wooster. Todd J. M., Williamstown. Todd Joseph II., Shreve. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Ohio. Toland X. S., Martinsburgh. Tope H. G., Leesville. Toppin , Steubenville. Toprano C., Dayton. Torrence J. 1ST., Xenia. Torrey Charles Theo., Geneva. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1873. Tourelle S. X., Celina. Towler S. S., Reynoldsville. Townsend C. W., (h) Mansfield. Townsend E., (ra) Alliance. Townsend J., Edgerton. Townsend Clayton W., Fredericktown. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1870; pres. med. soc. of Knox and Richland co., 1873. Townsend William II., Mt. Blanco. Townsend J. X., (m) Cedarville. Tracy E. G., Morgansville. Trago Vincent, Carrollton. Train Isaac, Pomeroy. Travis A. J., (m) El'ida. Treinth William. Columbus. Trembley J. B., Toledo. Treon Isaac, Miamisburgh. Treon John, Miamisburgh. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tressell J. H., (m) Malvern. Trett Peter, West Point. Trickle Edward H., Racine. Attend, lects. Miami med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1870; clinical course Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871— 1872; member med. soc. of Meigs co.; exam, surg. for U. S. pensions; U. S. vols. 3 years. Trimble R. S., Hillsboro’. Trimblev J. H., Frazeysburgh. Trimbley John M., Riley. Trimmer Andrew, Cumberland. Trimmer O. S., Pierpont. Troth Xathan, Ramsboro’. Trout Michael, Germantown. True H. S., (e) Millfield. True H. L., McConnellsville. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1870; mem- ber eclec. med asso. of Ohio; cor. sec. State eclec. med. asso. Truesdall Joseph, Poland. Truhle H., Wakeman. Trumble R. T., Xew Vienna. Trumbo G. W., Millers. Trutt B., Cumminsville. Tucker H. C., Gnadenliutten. Tucker John Alexander, Plymouth. M. D., Rochester med. coll., N. Y., 1853; member Delamater med. soc. Tucker Nathan, Mt. Gilead. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll, of N. Y. city, 1866; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions; phys. to Morrow co. infirm. Tucker W. E., Moscow. Turnbull John, Bell Brook. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tupper Charles E., Ottawa. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of northwestern Ohio, board health of Ottawa; ass’t surg. F. S. vols. 1 year. Tupps Uriah, Chatfield. Turelton J. L., (h) Melburn. Turnbull John, Bell Brook. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Greene co., med. soc. of Ohio ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. 632 TUR OHIO, WAR Turner George L., McComb. Turner Joseph, Nevada. Turner John J., Leverings. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Turner P. F., Zanesville. Turner S. M., Columbus Grove. Turney Samuel D., Circleville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Tuttle I). II., Bladensburgh. Tuttle D. J., Liberty Corners. Tuttle F. A., Jefferson. Tyrell , Elyria. Uehle M. F., Navarre. Ulrich George, Sandusky. Ulrich Jacob, Portsmouth. Underhill G. C., La Grange. Underwood A. IL, London. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Underwood George G., La Grange. Underwood W., New Baltimore. Underwood Warren Joseph, Akron. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; pres. med. soc. of Summit co., 1873; treas. med. asso. of north- eastern Ohio; member med. soc. of Ohio ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Updegraff J. F., Mt. Pleasant. Upson G. C., Cuyahoga Falls. Utley J., Galena. Yail D. W., New Haven. Yail Edward, Newark. Yail G. W., (h) Bowling Green. Yail J. B., Ivalider. Yalentine A. R., (m) Frederica. Yalentine M., Etna. Yanatta E., Fultonham. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Vance Charles, (m) Athens. Vandervoort James Wilson, Ilarveys- burgh. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1863 ; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Warren co., med. soc. of Ohio; ex-res. phvs. city hosp. of Cincinnati: ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. Yandwyne Wm., Middleport. Vandyke P. S., Adelphi. Van Gerder James R., Warren. Van Harlengen John, Lebanon. Van Harlengen R. L., Lebanon. Van Kuannenberg T., (h) Ripley. Van Norman H. B., (h) Ashtabula. Van Norman W. B., Clyde. Van Rapp A., Black River. Van Trump L., (e) Upshur. Van Veitrin D. D., New London. Varmatta E., Fultonham. Vaughters Thomas G., Portsmouth. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Verdi C. S., (h) Mt. Vernon. August, Marysville. Vickers W. II.. Jacobsport. Viers G. IL, (e) Unity. Vigar Henry, Broadway. Vogel Christian, (hi Cliillicothe. Arolck S., Meadville. Von Besler E., Wapakonetta. Aroorhees Luke, Kennon. Aroorhees L. B., Mt. Gilead. Voorhees S. R., Mason. M. D., Miami med. coll., Cincinnati, 1868; mem- ber m«d. soc. of Lebanon, Ohio State med. soc. Votend Benj., (m) Waddel D. S., Reynoldsburgh. Waddick J. M., Toledo. Waddle William, Cliillicothe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1836. Wadsworth C., North Madison. Wagenhals P. M., Lancaster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Waggoner James, Ravenna. Waggoner Joseph, Ravenna. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wagner Henry, Piqua. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Wagner H. P., Delphos. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Wagstaff W. H. N., (e) Lewisburgh. Walden E. II., Milford Centre. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1865; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Walker A. B., Ilarrisville. Walker C. T., (m) Pierce. Walker J. S., Goshen. Walker J. P., Black Creek. Walker John R., Wilmington. Walker P. A., Island Creek. Walkly Nelson, Troy. Wall Andrew, Cambridge. Wall C. D., (e) Gallipolis. Wallace J. H., Smithville. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wallace William H., Miami. Wallace William II.. New Haven. Wallace William H., Preston. M. !>., Ohio med. coll., 1867. Walter Ziba G., (h) Marietta. M. I)., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1866; member Hahnemann soc. of Phila., homceo. med. soc. of Ohio, and Am. inst. of homceo. Walters George W., (e) Mason. Walters J. W., Ada. Walters Nelson, Middle Creek. Walters R. W., (h) Chagrin Falls. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1867; Cleveland homceo. hosp. coll., 1873; member homoeo. med. soc. of Ohio. Walters Wm., Brunswick. Waltman William, Guilford. Walton F. W., (eY Piqua. Walton William C., Woodsfield. Wampler G. E., Middletown. Wanington Evan, Atwater. Ward S. J. Suffield. Ward W. A., Conneaut. Warner Dennis, London. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1847. Warner II. A., Wooster. Warner Henry, Spencer. Warner R. M., Wooster. Warren Guy, Garrettsville. Warren John N., Wheelersburgh. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Ohio; v.-pres. med. soc. of Scioto co., 1873. Warren S. G., Garrettsville. Warring F. A., Millgrove. Warrington E., Atwater. M. P., Cleveland med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Portage co., and med. soc. of northeastern Ohio. Wartman J. D., Cadiz. Warwick J. B., Lucasville. Wary G. A., Caldwell. WAS OHIO. WHI 633 Washburg J. II., (m) Huntsburgh. ' Waterman H. C., Middleport. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Ohio ; coroner of Meigs co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. AVaters R. A., AValdo. Watkins E. M., New Lexington. Watkins II. II., (m) Blanchester. Watkins J., (m) Blanchester. AVatkins John, Fultonham. AVatkins John, Granville. AVatkins John S., Oakfield. AVatkins AV. A., Pomeroy. AAhitson David, Beliefontaine. AVatson Joseph, Cardington. AVatson R. M., Salem. Watt George, Xenia. AVatt J. AV., (m) Winchester. Watt William, Kenton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVatts AVilliam M., Iron Furnace. Way George A., Caldwell. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1869; v.-pres. med. soc. of Noble co., 1873. Way Joshua, Graysville. M. D., Miami, Ohio and national med. coll., 1859; sec. med. soc. of Monroe co., 1873. AVeaton J. M., Columbus. AVeaver Adam, Covington. AVeaver A., Farmersville. AVeaver Joseph, Miamisburgh. Weaver James M., AVooster. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1861 ; sec. med. soc. of Wayne co., 1873; member med. soc. of Ohi6; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. AVeaver P. H., Hillsboro’. AVebb R. D., Logan. AVebb AVilliam S., Cameron. AVeber II. A., Columbus. Ass’t prof, of chem., Starling med. coll. AVebster E. M., Kingsville. Webster Herbert, (e) Trumbull. Attend, lect. in eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati. Webster Leander R., Geneva. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1864. Webster John V., Flushing. AVebster AVilliam, (h) Dayton. AVeeks G. R., Bloomfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Weeks O. W., Caledonia. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1865; ex-pres. literary soc. of Cincinnati. Weibert Thomas, Andover. Weidler A. M., Canton. Weigand II., (h) Dayton. Weikert Andrew, Canfield. AVeimer J., Akron. Weinland J. E., (e) AATest Elkton. Attend, lects. in eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati; member eclec. med. soc. of Miami Valley. Weirick K., (m) Youngstown. Weirick J., Martinsburgh. Weisback I. J., Evansport. Welch Benjamin F., Madison. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1855; member med. soc. of Ohio. AVelch B. A., (e) Aran AVert. AVelch C., D laware. Welch Geo., Mechanicstown. AVelch J. C., German. Welker George A., Aukenytown. Attend, lect. med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1861; coro- ner of Knox co. Wellbaum E. L., (e) Union City. Weller J., Ottawa. AVellium AV. J., Palestine. Wellons Granville S., Barnesville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1803; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. AVells E. C., Yan Baren. AVelsh B. F., London. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVenger C., Little York. AVennewitch Andrew, (m) Trenton. AVesley Robert, Athens. AVeslsh James B., Eaton. AVest A. E., Harrison. AVest E. B., AVarrenton. AVest J. D., Hopedale. West Henry, St. Clairsville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1835 ; member med. soc. of Belmont, and Am. med. asso., 1872. West Simon B., Martin’s Eerry. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1836; member med. soc. of Belmont co.; ass’t surg. IX. S. gen’l liosp. 1 year. AVest Tlios. J., Metamora. Westbrook A. E., (m) Ashley. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1863; member med. soc. of Delaware co., and med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. AVestcot J. P., Mount Eaton. AVesterfeldt E., (e) Maumee City. AVesterfelt AV., Napoleon. AVestfall James, Minerva. AVlialey D. C., (m) Pomeroy. AVheaton J. M., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wheeler J. A., Mount Carmel. AVheiting A. AV., Canton. Whelan William P., Youngstown. Wherrley J. AV., Moorefield. Whipple A., (h) Springfield. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1834; member homceo. med. lyceum, homoeo. med. inst., and Am. inst. of homceo. AVliisler Henry, New Market. AVhitack T. H., Magnolia. Whitacre Thomas H., Magnolia. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846; Willoughby med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Stark co.; surg. U. S. vols. 7 months. AVhitaker J. D., AVebster. AVhite C. B., Georgetown. AVhite C. C., (h) Columbus. AVhite George M., Columbus. AVhite G. AV., Republican. AVhite II. E„ (e) Clarksfield. AAGiite I. N., Belle Point. AVhite John F., Patriot. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVhite J. II., Delaware. AVhite J. AV., (e) Salesville. AVhite J. AV., Upper Sandusky. AVhite R. B., (h) Middle Creek. AVhite Stewart, Dayton. . AVhite T. E., AVilliamsport. AVhitecomb N. D., Belleville. Whiteford L. D., Chesterville. Whitehead Alfred M., Springfield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; sec. med. soc. of Clark co., 1873; member med. soc. of Ohio; member alumni asso. of the Jefferson med. coll. 634 Will OHIO. WIL Whiteleather B. F., Osnaburgh. Whitfield A., (m) Greenville. Whiting A. W., Canton. Whitford Lorenzo D., Chesterville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1S63; member med. soc. of Mt. Vernon. Wliitling L. M., Canton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Whitmer Allen. Thornville. Whitmore S. Gi, (h) Rawsonville. Whitney B. F., Mansfield. Whittaker George W., Orange. Wiegand Francis, (m) Zanesville. Wier Wm. II., Edinburgh. Wierish Israel, Martin’s Ferry. Wiggins C. W., Big Plain. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wilber A. M., West Unity. Wilcox S. K., Rapids. Wilcox O., Hinkley. Willeox William R., Mesopotamia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1872. Wilder G. A., Circleville. Wiley A. G., Sharon. Wiley A. N., Ripley. Wilkins A. B., Harrisville. Wilkins John A., Delta. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Fulton co. Wilkinson S., (h) Jefferson. Willage A. II., Logan. Willard George P., Fort Seneca. Willet Peter, Elmore. Williams Allen, (e) Xenia. Williams , Sugar Grove. Williams A. L. N., Lewisburgh. Williams A. M., Youngsville. Williams A. R., Fostoria. Williams A. S., Fostoria. Member med. soc. ofOhio; Am. med. asso. Williams B. D., Reedtown. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1849; metnber Delamater med. asso. Williams B. O., Martin’s Ferry. Williams Benjamin F., Columbus. Williams C. M., (e) Washington C. H. Williams Daniel, Mineral Ridge. Williams David, (e) Alexandria. Williams D. S., West Independence. Member med. soc. ofjOhio. Williams E. D., (h) London. Williams Ephraim, Barnesville. AFilliams E., (e) Alexandria, Williams George W., (m) Columbus. Williams II., Washington C. H. Williams II., Jacobsport. Williams II. M., Dyson’s. Williams Hugh MeF., Hiramsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t of Iowa univ. 1863. Williams Isaac, Latham. Williams J. A., Washington. Williams I. IL, Summerfield. Williams J. M., (e) Holansburgh. M. D., elec. med. inst., 1869; member elec. med. soc. of Dnrk co. Williams James H., Ada. M. I)., Starling med. coll., 1859 ; member med. soc. of Allen co., med. soc. of northwestern Ohio; surg. board of health; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of paper, “ Amputation,” 1868; “Five Senses,” 1873. Williams J. M., Germano. Williams James Wilson, Chesterville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865. Williams Martin L., Vienna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871; member med. lyceum univ. of Mich. Williams P. M., Cheviot. Williams T., Wooster. Williams T. 13., Delaware. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Williams Thomas J., Sunbury. Williams W. D., (h) London. Williams W. G., (h) Roseville. Williams W. H., Lafayette. Williams William L., Thurman. Williamson A. M., Russellville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., (no date); ex-member med. soc. of Brown co. Williamson Francis, Waynesville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., Ib45; surg. U. S. vols. 8 months. Williamson J. Calvin, Versailles. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1850; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1862. Williamson M., Waynesville. Willigman W.. New Cumberland. Willis H. P., Batavia, Willis P. A., Belle Point. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Willson William F., Ironton. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1851 ; pres. med. asso. of Lawrence co., 1873; member med. soc. of Ohio. Willoughby John, Columbus. Will shire William, Chillicothe. • Wilmoth G. W., Springdale. Wilson Albert, Sidney. Member-med. soc. of Ohio. Wilson A. T., im) Springfield. Wilson Charles L., Athens. Wilson C. M., Miami Springs. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wilson David, Hebron. Wilson D. C., Ironton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wilson F. II., Greenfield. Wilson Frank H., Jeromeville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, (no date). Wilson F. P., East Toledo. Wilson , Girard. Wilson H. T., Portsmouth. Wilson Josiah, Jolly. Wilson Joseph. Girard. Wilson J. B., Minerva. Wilson James L.. Spring Hills. Wilson J. F., New Holland. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wilson J. G., Washington C. II. Wilson James L., Greenfield. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Highland co. Wilson John N., Newark. Wilson J. W., Fremont. Wilson M. D., Belle Centre. Wilson S. L. B., (e) Hornersville. Wilson Samuel, Wooster. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Wilson S. R., (e) Price. Wilson T. D., (m) Bennington, j Wilson T. II., Dennison. WIL onio, ZWI 635 AVilson AV. F.,Ironton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVilson AV. II., Greenfield. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVilson AV. K., South Charleston. Wilson W. P., Vanlue. Wiltenbach J. M., Akron. AVindham H. A., Taylorsville. Wing AV. R,, Newark. Winne J. II., Hanging Rock. AVinslow J. AV., Spring Mountain. Winter Andrew, (m) Cedarville. Winters J. C., Ripley. AVinters S., (m) Springfield. AVirlev II.. (m) AAhisliington C. H. Wirt W. H., Londonville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Ashland co. Wirth R., Sidney. Member med. soc. of Ohio. AVise Henry F., Dayton. AVise John, Dayton. Wiseman AV. T., Kirkersville. AVitham Hiram, Shade. Witham J. M., AVithamsville. AVitham J. M., AVatertown. Witty Ephraim, (e) Wolf Enoch G., (m) Port AVashington. Wolf Jacob, New AVashington.' Wolf R. S., Grove City. Wolfe Andrew, Ale Arthur. AVolff S., (m) AVilmot. AVolff AV. AV., (h) Dayton. AVonsettler Gideon, (e) Poland. Wood A., Chilo. Wood David A., Olena. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1872; member Dela- mater med. soc. Wood James, Arlington. Wood J. P., New Lebanon. Wood T. D., Geneva. AVood T. E., AVilliamstown. Wood AV. F., New Bremen. Wood AV. AV., Malta. Woodbridge John E., Youngstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Wooster, 1866; member med. soc. of Mahoning co., Am. med. asso., 1872. Woodbridge Timothy, Youngstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1835; member med. soc. of Ohio. Woodcox B. B., (e) Antwerp. Woodman George, Nora. Woodruff Charles, (m) Eagleville. Woodruff L., Alton. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Ohio; ass’t sursr. U. S. vols. Woods Daniel B., AVarren. .AVoods D. H., (e) Blue Creek. Woods J. K., Mendon. Woods J. B., Kilbuck. Woods John R., AVarren. Member me 1. soc. of Ohio. Woods Joseph T., Toledo. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1855; member med. soc. of Ohio: surg. IT. S. vols. AVoodsheld P. O., Louisville. Woodward C. N., Ripley. Woodward George, York Station. Woodward R. B., (h) Somerset. AVoodworth M. C., AVarren. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Woody Robert, Eaton. Member med. soc. of Ohio. Worling M., Milton Centre. Wormley T. J., Columbus. Worthington T. C., Middletown. Wortman J. D., Cadiz. Wright A., Tallmadge. Wright A. B., Middletown. Wright A. 1)., (h) Mt. Gilead. Wright A. L., Bellefontaine. Wright A. I., Hillsboro’. Wright A. AV., Springboro’. AVright B. A., (e) Maumee City. Wright George F., Portage. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1873. Wright Jonathan, AVaynesville. Wright John D., (m)'Chester Hill. AVright J. J.., North Liberty. Wright J. W., Coshocton. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1873 ; member alumni asso. of Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. Wright Peter S., Liberty Centre. Wright Thomas L., Bellefontaine. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of Ohio ;—author of notes on “ Theory of Hu- man Existence,” 1848; “ Effects of Chloroform on Intellectual Processes,” 1860. AVyckoff T. H., (ml Be vis. Wylie Adam N., Ripley. M. D., Tr.ansylvania med. coll, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Ohio, Am. med. asso., 1873. AVylie J. L., Ripley. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Ohio. Yantz Joseph. New Salem. Yates Isaac, Melmore. Yates Porter, Port Clinton. Yates J. J., Hanover. Yeo AVilliam B., AVinchester. Yerger C. R., Shanesville. Yoder Samuel S., Bluffton. A grad, of med. but no coll, given; member northwestern Ohio med. asso., board health of Bluffton. Yoder N. AV., Berlin. Yoder N. IT., Shanesville. Young D. N. PI., New Carlisle. Young F. G., Salem. Young George, (h) Pioneer. Young Joshua B., Patterson. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg. (no date); member med. soc. of Hardin co., med. soc. of northwestern Ohio. Young J. P>., New Liberty. Young P. B., (h) Crestline. •Young Thomas, (h) Gahanna. Yowkem James, (h) Hayesville. Yungbluth Max, Toledo. Zachritz P., Cumminsville. Zanter Leopold, Brokensword. Zeach C., (m) Toledo. Zeigler George L., Sulphur Springs. Zeilley Henry, (m) Clyde. Zieckle Otto, (m) Columbus. Attended one course in Berlin, 1830. Zueblen George, Dayton. Zueher Frederick, Columbus. Zwishler Charles, Canfield. IDOL REGISTER OF HIE STATE OF OREGON. AND GEOGRAPHY OF OREGON. The etymology of the name Oregon has not been satisfactorily explained. Some con- sider it to be derived from the Spanish “oregano,” wild marjoram, which grows abun- dantly on the Pacific coast. It was first mentioned by Jonathan Carver, in the relation of his trading expedition to the head waters of the Mississippi, between June, 17G6, and October, 1768. He speaks in several places of the “ Oregon or the river of the West which flows into the Pacific Ocean.” This region was originally a portion of the province of Louisiana (see Arkansas, page 31). The Territorial government was formed August 14th, 1848. The Territory included Washington, Idaho, and portions of Montana and Wyoming. The State was admitted into the Union, with its present limits, February 14th, 1859. The State lias an area of 95,274 square miles, equal to the aggregate area of Arkansas, Missis- sippi, and Alabama. Oregon is divided by the Cascade Mountains into two distinct sections, so far as relates to climate and agricultural capacities. These mountains traverse the State from its northern to its southern boundary, running nearly parallel with the coast, at a distance therefrom of about 110 miles. The western section embraces about 31,000 square miles, was the portion of the State first settled, and still contains the great preponderance of population and wealth. The Coast Range of Mountains divides this section into many valleys, which are not surpassed for fertility by any other portion of the world. The Co- lumbia river, which bounds this State in part upon the north, is one of the largest and most important rivers on the continent, and passes through the wildest and grandest scenery perhaps in the world. The principal streams in the western section are the Willamette river, flowing north and emptying into the Columbia, and the Umpqua and Rogue rivers, which empty into the Pacific Ocean. The climate of this section is remarkably mild, and, although in about the same latitude as Maine, the winter temperature corresponds with that of Savannah, Georgia. Mammoth forests of evergreens cover the mountain sides, the fir trees often attaining 300 feet, with trunks fifteen feet in diameter. Some of the peaks in the Cascade Range rise to a great height; Mount Hood is 14,000 feet high ; Mount Jefferson and several others 11,000 feet. The eastern section has a much drier climate than the western, and is more subject to extremes of heat and cold. This section is crossed from north to south by the Blue Mountains, has several lakes in its southern part, and is watered by the Columbia, Lewis Fork, the Falls, the Malheur and the Owyhee rivers. This is the grazing section. The mineral wealth of Oregon is great. The gold produced annually is worth about $2,000,000. Iron is found in immense quantities ; copper, coal, and other minerals abound. According to the census of 1870, this State possessed a population of 90,923, among whom there were 206 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of twelve per cent, of the annual number of deaths. MINERAL SPRINGS OF OREGON. Withoit’s Soda Springs.—The Springs are in Clackamas county, thirty miles northeast of Salem. We give the analysis as made by J. II. Veach, M. D. One pint contains: ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 0.425 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.810 Iodine trace. Total 52.749 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 10.94G Carbonate of Magnesium 10.GG5 ''’rotocarbonate of Iron 0.750 Carbonate of Calcium 4.028 Chloride of Sodium 25.125 GAS. CUB. IX. Carbonic Acid 42 Professor IT. Carpenter, M. D., in the “Oregon Medical and Surgical Reporter,” says: “The water is strongly impregnated with carbonic acid gas, constantly escaping from the 636 OREGON. 637 surface, and giving a sparkling effervescence to the liquid. Very pleasant to the taste, it exhilarates fully as much as wine, on the first day, and on the second operates as a laxative and diuretic.” Guests can be accommodated at the hotel by the same name as the Springs. The Lower Soda Spring is in Linn county, about thirty miles southeast of Salem. The water is saturated with carbonic acid gas, and holds the carbonates of iron and sodium in solution. Guests can be accommodated at Finlay’s Hotel. Des Chutes Hot Springs are in Wasco county. These Springs were described by Dr. Newberry in the sixth volume of the “ Government Pacific Railroad Report,” and they have been analyzed by L. M. Dornbach and Professor E. N. Horsford. ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 4.312 Chloride of Potassium 0.250 Chloride of Sodium 2.552 Chloride of Magnesium 0.152 Sulphate of Sodium 1.183 One pint contains (143° and 145° Fahr.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 0.228 Silicate of Sodium 1.025 Iron trace. Total 9.702 GAS. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 2.82 Malheur River Hot Springs.—These Springs are in Baker county, upon the banks of the Malheur river. The temperature is 193° Falir. There are no hotel accommodations. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF OREGON. The Medical Department of Willamette University was organized in 1866. Instruc- tion is given by nine professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular session begins early in November and continues four months. Six lectures are delivered daily, and clinics are held twice a week. A preliminary course commences the first of September and contin- ues until the opening of the regular session. One lecture is delivered and a recitation is held everyday. No charge is made to matriculants. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $110 ; demonstrator’s fee, $10; graduation, $30. There is a Hospital for the Insane at Portland, but we have no information in regard to it or any other Hospital within this State. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF OREGON. NAME. president. secretary. Medical Society of Linn County J. P. Tate J. L. Hill. Medical Society of Oregon Medical Society of the Third Judicial District E. R. Fiske. Medical Society of Multnomoh County T. Parker. MEDICAL LAWS OE THE STATE OF OREGON. Any person who administers to a pregnant woman any medicine, drug, or substance, or uses any instrument or means with intent to destroy her child, unless this treatment is necessary to preserve the woman’s life, is, in case of the death of the child or mother, guilty of manslaughter.—Gen. Laws (1864), p. 528, sec. 509. If any physician, while intoxicated,and without design to produce death, administers any poison, drug, or medicine, or does any act by which the death of another is produced, he is guilty of manslaughter—Ibid., p. 510. Whenever a convict in the State prison is, in the opinion of the physician of the prison, insane, such physician shall make oath of this fact before a judge of the county where the prison is located, and thereupon the judge shall summon one competent physician or more, who shall decide the question of the convict’s insanity ; and the convict, if found insane, may be removed to a place provided for the insane.—Ibid., p. 753, sec. 8. UAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE (IF OREGON. ALE HAI Alexander Robert, Eola. Alexander William F., Albany. Atwood James P., Baker City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Willamette, 1870; hon. member dist. med. soc. of Oregon; med. exam, life ins. co. Bailey D. W., Champoeg. Bailey F. A., Hillsboro’. Baker R. W., Union. Ballard D. W., Lebanon. Barclay Forbes, Oregon City. M. D., Royal coll, of surgs., London, 1838; study of 5 years in Edinburgh; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions. Bayley James R., Carvallis. Bell A. II., Oregon City. Belt A. M., Salem. Belt J., Salem. Biggers G. W., Silverton. Bissell G. P., Salem. Bordman II. A., Portland. Bond B. F., Dallas. Bosthwick , Portland. Boswell C. M., Monroe. Boughton II. J., Oakland. Bowlby W., Forest Grove. Boyce Joseph, Hillsboro’. Boyd J. M., Baker City. Brentano J. F. G., St. Paul. Bridwell James, Dallas. Briston ,1. K., Pleasant Hill. Brooks Charles Ik, Dallas. Brown G. IF., Portland. Canady M., Eugene City. Cardwell William B., Portland. M. J)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Multnomah co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Carpenter II., Salem. Prof, civil military surg. Williamette univ. Carr William W., Pioneer City. Chapin Samuel F., Jacksonville. M. D., coll. phys. and surg., 1864; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army, 1864-5. Chapman J. A., Portland. Chase E. Y., Salem. M. D., Miami med. coll., 1S54; member dist. med. soc.; hon. member med. soc. of Muskingum co., Ohio; sec. of nat. hist., Oregon, and curator of museum ; prof, chemistry and lexicology med. dep’t Willamette univ.; surg. U. S. vols. during war;—one of eds. of Oregon “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Chitwood J. II., Salem. Colwig W. M., Canyonville. Cooper G. E., Portland. Crawford R. C., Brownsville. Crocket M. J., Albany. Cusick W. A., Waconda. Davenport I. A., Portland. Davidson G. B., Tillamook. Davidson J. E., Independence. Davis H. A., Harrisburgh. Davis P. A., Silverton. Dickson James, Portland. Dodd S. W., Albany. Dunbar J. K., Astoria. Ellis A. D., Portland. Embree Thomas Van Buren, Lewisville. Attend, one course lects. at med. coll, of Pacific, 1866. Fall C. H., Salem. Fiske E. R., Salem. Prof, pathol. and prac. of med. in med. dep’t of Willamette univ. Foley A. M., Eugene City. Foley L., Philomath. Foley R. E., Kirbyville. Ford B. A., Salem. Ford John, Hillsboro’. Gamble A. IF., Albany. Censor med. soc. of Linn co. Geiger William, (h) Forest Grove. Ghiselin J. T., Portland. Giesey M., Aurora. Gill Joseph P., Eugene City. Giltner J. S., Portland. Gleason R. G., Portland. Glisan Rodney, Portland. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1849; pres. ined. soc. of Multnomah co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 11 years;—author of papers, “ Climate and Disease of Oregon,” 1865 ; 3 articles on “ Medical Topo- graphy,” in “ Medical Statistics U. S. Army.” Golden T. L., Albany. Grain'mi William, Corvallis. Green man E. II., Jacksonville. Grubbs John Cloud, Dallas. A. B., Willamette univ., 1863; A. M., 1866 ; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1868; member med. soc. of third judicial dis’t; prof, of chemistry in Willamette univ. 1 year;—ed. “ Med. and Surg. Rep. of Oregon,” 1 year. Ilaitt— -, Forest Grove. Ilaitt Caleb, Salem. 638 iial OREGON. ROY 639 Hall Charles H., Salem. A. B. and A. M. (no coll, or date given); M. D., med. dep’t of Willamette univ. (no date); sec. third dis’t med. soc.; prof, orthopaedic surg. med. dep’t Willamette univ. Sail Charles F., Grand Rounde. Hamilton E., Roseburgh. Hanchett W. II., Eugene City. Harris George C., Dallas. Hawthorne J. C., East Portland. Helm A. Coke, Salem. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1869; Belle- vue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Henderson L., Sheridan. Hendrex J. F., Harrisburgh. Hill J. Linsey, Albany. Grad. coll, of commerce, 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1870; sec. med. soc. of Linn co.; censor med. soc. of third judicial dis’t; sec. alumni soc. of Willamette coll. Hill R. C., Albany. Hon Chon, Clarksville. Hoover G. W., Roseburgh. Horsley F. C., Canyon City. Hudson N., Dallas. Hulsey J. B., La Grande. Inton H. T., Ashland. Jackson John, Dallas. Jeffries W. D., Eola. Jessup S. R., Salem. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ.; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; prof, descript, and surg. anat. med. dep’t Willamette univ. Johnson Gabriel, Salem. Johnson II. Y. Y., McMinnville. Johnson R. C., Corvallis. Johnson Thomas, St. Helena. Jones , Portland. Jones D. M., Albany. Jones 1). M., Aumsville. Censor med. soc. of Linn co. Jones W. G., (h) Albany. M. lb, Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, 1866; prof, chemistry and nat. philos. Alb. collegiate inst. Kallenburg A. H., Portland. Kellogg G., Portland. Kincaid S. A., Myrtle Creek. King II. IT., Scio. King Thomas, Port Oxford. Kinney Alfred Coleman, Portland. M. lb, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872 ; treas. med. soc. of Portland; house phys. and surg. Charity hosp. N. Y. city, 1871-2. Kinney Augustus Crouch, Portland. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Portland;—compiled statistics of Bellevue and Charity hosps. for Prof. A. Flint, Jr., 1872. Kinsey S., Astoria. Koeller William, Canyon City. Lee J. B., Corvallis. Lee M. J., Lancaster. Lee Norman L., Junction City. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ. (no date); member med. soc. of third judicial dis’t. Lister Albany. Littlefield IT. R., Portland. Loryea A. M., East Portland. LoveladyF. B., La Fayette. McAfee J. W., Salem. McCord J. II., Brownsville. McCurdy J. I)., Salem. McKinnell Henry, (h) Portland. McLeland , Forest Grove. Mack Joel Marcus, East Portland. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1850* surg. U. S. navy 2 years. Magers W. B., Waconda. Mahan J. W., Lancaster. Martin James L., Scio. M. I)., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1867; member med. soc. of Oregon; surg. U. S. army. Mason F. M., Clarksville. Matteson Foster Sylvester, Aumsville. M. D., med. dep’t 'Willamette univ. (no date); member med. soc. of third judicial dis’t. Millar A. H., Pendleton. Mitchell B. W., Dallas. Morgan D. T., Portland. Murray J. W., Portland. Myers J. II., East Portland. Korris W., Oregon City. Oaes , Portland. Odell George W., Lebanon. Over beck A. B., (h) Jacksonville. Owsley William M., Springfield. Pain F. C., (h) Portland. Palmer S., Roseburgh. Partlow R. S., Eldorado. Patterson A. W., Eugene City. Patton Robert, Portland. Payne Martin, Yamhill. Payton Daniel, Salem. Prof, physiol, and obstet. med. dep’t Willamette univ. Pilkington J. B., Salem. Prof. otol. and ophthal. med. dep’t Willamette univ. Plummer Olando P. S., Albany. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; v.-pres. med. soc. of Linn co.; member med. soc. third judi- cial dis’t; prof, of hygiene med. dep’t Willa- mette univ. Poppleton Edgar, Portland. Powell John P., Portland. Quivey B. P., Portland. Rafferty C.H., East Portland. Rice D. B., Albany. Censor med. soc. of Linn co. Richardson James A., Salem. M. D., Bellevue med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. third judicial dis’t; prof, of materia medica and therapeu. in med. dep’t Willamette univ ; member nat. hist. soc. of Oregon. Right T. J., Corvallis. Roberts William II., Monroe. Rosecrans G. W., Salem. Ross H. W., Oregon City. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1853; coroner of city. Rowland J.. La Fayette. Rowland W. II., Brownsville. Royal W. B., Wilbur. 640 SAF OREGON. YOU Saffarrans II., Oregon City. Saylor William H., Forest Grove. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1869. Schumacker Charles, Portland. Shachelford William, Dallas. Sharpless Abram, Eugene City. Shelton J. C., (e) Salem. Shelton T. W., (e) Salem. Shipley L. F., Dayton. Simons Nelson, (e) Lebanon. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1849. Simonton W. B., La Grande. Simpson Samuel, Harrisburgh. Sloan T. J., (h) Portland. Smith S. A., Peoria. Smith W. M., Jefferson. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1869; member med. soc. of Willamette. Snow I. T. N., Baker City. Stafford A. J., Dallas. Straight IL, Oregon City. Strong Curtis Clark, Portland. M. D., Bellevue med. coll.. 1872; sec. med. soc. of Multnomah; city vaccinator to the board of health ; phys. and surg. to “ The Home” of the Ladies Relief soc. Swiggett M. D., Salem. Taft C. J., Umatilla. Tate J. P., Albany. Pres. med. soc. of Linn co. Teel John, Umatilla. Thomas Peter, Astoria. Thompson M. A., Portland. Tierney E. P., Canyon City. Tolman G. B., Jacksonville. Tower Charles W., Empire City. Turner J. W., Hillsboro’. Venable J., Oakland. Wah Gong, Dallas. Watkins W. H., Portland. Wats J. W., (e) La Fayette. Webber C., Coast Fork. Weber Charles A., Cottage Grove. Grad, in cliem., Heidelberg, Germany, coll., 1850, and in med., 1851; hon. diploma in med. and surg., Lyon, France, 1852; ass’t surg. Italian army. Westfal R. C., Hillsboro’. Whitcomb D. C. W., Eugene City. Williams J. J., Waconda. Wilson R. B., Portland. Winn A. L., Coast Fork. Young Mung, Portland. Young S. A., (e) Yam Hill. MEDICAL REGISTER Of THE STATE OF PUSlffll. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF PENNSYLVANIA. The name Pennsylvania, meaning “ Penn’s Woods,” was given to this State in honor of William Penn, the founder of the colony. Admiral Penn, the father of William, left his son a claim upon the English Government for £16,000. William Penn, shortly before his father’s death, joined the religious sect of Quakers or Friends, and, wishing to free them from persecution, he, in 1681, petitioned King Charles II. to pay the £16,000, not in money, but by granting him a tract of land on the western bank of the Delaware river, where he might plant a colony. This petition was granted, and in the following May he sent out a few persons to take possession. In November, 1682, Penn himself sailed up the Delaware river, bringing with him 2000 settlers. Soon after this, Penn visited the spot where Phila- delphia now stands, and made his famous treaty with the Indians. The Swedes had held a few settlements on the banks of the Delaware for forty years previous to this, and the ter- ritory was claimed by the Duke of York, but Penn purchased their rights and held peaceful possession of the country (see page 85). Shortly after this, the colony was subjected for two years to royal governors, but with this exception the government was left entirely with the people. The settlers suffered much from the Indians during the “ Old French War,” and during the struggle for Independence this State was often the theatre of hostilities. Early in 1774, it was proposed that a General Congress, composed of delegates from all the thirteen colonies, should meet, to take into consideration the state of the country. This Congress met in Philadelphia, or* the 5th of September, 1774. They drew up a “ Declaration of Rights,” an agreement to abstain from all commercial intercourse with England, and a petition to the king. Then, having determined to call another Congress in May of the fol- lowing year, they broke up on the 26th of October. Before the second American Congress could assemble, the war of Independence had commenced. The Declaration of Indepen- dence passed the Continental Congress July 4th, 1776, Congress being assembled in the old State House at Philadelphia, in the room still known as Independence Hall, and held sacred by every American. Being one of the “Original Thirteen States,” Pennsylvania ratified the Constitution December 12th, 1787. The area of this State is 46,000 square miles, and the population in 1870, according to the census of that year, was 3,521,951, and the number of physicians and surgeons, 4843. Phthisis is the cause of sixteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. Pennsylvania is the only State, except Virginia, which stretches quite across the great Appalachian system of mountains, and is thus naturally divided into three strongly marked regions, the eastern or Atlantic slope, the central mountainous region, and the western or Ohio and Erie table-land. The general trend of the mountain ranges is from northeast to southwest. The principal of these ranges are the Allegheny Mountains, the Blue Mountains, Chestnut Ridge, Laurel Ridge, and Tuscarora Mountain. These moun- tains seldom attain a greater height than 2000 feet. This State has no lakes within its borders, but Lake Erie forms a part of its northwestern boundary. “ The Susquehanna, the largest river of Pennsylvania, and one of the most beautiful in America, crosses the entire breadth of the State, flowing 400 miles in many a winding bout, through mountain gorges, rocky cliffs, and broad, cultivated meadows. The Delaware flows 300 miles, from its sources in the Catskill Mountains, to the Delaware Bay, forming the boundary between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and afterward between New Jersey and Delaware. The Lehigh is a rapid and most picturesque stream. Its course is from the mountain coal dis- tricts through the famous passage of the Lehigh Water-Gap, below'Mauch Chunk to the Delaware at Easton. The Allegheny and the Monongahela rivers—one 300, and the other 200 miles in length—unite at Pittsburgh and form the Ohio. These rivers, with the Schuyl- kill, the Lackawraxen, and many smaller streams, make this a well watered State. The mineral wealth of this State is very great. The coal lands cover about one-third of the State, the eastern being the anthracite and the western the bituminous region. Iron abounds in almost every county. In the western part of the State immense quantities of petroleum are obtained from natural springs and numerous wells sunk for that purpose. Zinc, copper, and lead are found. Limestone, granite, marble, and serpentine are abundant. Salt springs are found in several counties, and large quantities of that valuable substance made every year. 641 642 PENNSYLVANIA. Bedford Springs.—These Springs are two miles from the town of Bedford, on the Broad Top & Huntingdon Railroad. Being situated in the high mountainous district of Bedford county, they have a delightful summer climate, and are surrounded by the most beautiful scenery. Dr. Church made an analysis of the water of the principal Spring, which is known as u Anderson’s Spring,” in 1825. We give the mineral constituents as deteimined by him, but we think that a new analysis should be made. MINERAL SPRINGS OF PENNSYLVANIA. One pint contains (58° Falir.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of iron 0.625 Carbonate of Calcium 1.000 Chloride of Sodium 1.250 Chloride of Calcium 0.375 Sulphate of Magnesium 10.000 ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 1.875 Loss 0.375 Total 15.500 gas. CUB IX- Carbonic Acid 9.25 This is a purgative-chalvbeate water, having, also, a marked effect upon the kidneys. Cases of anEemia, engorgement of the liver, and dyspepsia are benefited by drinking of these waters. “ About 200 yards distant from the main Spring is a Sulphur Spring, which evolves considerable sulphuretted hydrogen.” The other Springs here are the Limestone, the Chaly- beate and Fletcher’s. Dr. Church states that the water of the Chalybeate Spring contains carbonate of iron, chloride of sodium, magnesia, carbonic acid gas, and sulphuretted hydrogen. Fletcher’s or the Upper Spring, is said by the same authority to contain nearly the same mineral constituents as the Anderson Spring. There are abundant hotel, bathing, and other accommodations. Gettysburgh Spring is located one mile west of Gettysburgli, in Adams county. This Spring has attracted much attention within the last few years, and a very large Hotel has been erected. Prof. F. A. Genth, of the University of Pennsylvania, gives the following analysis: ANALYSIS. One pint contains : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.027 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.041 Carbonate of Iron 0.003 Carbonate of Manganese 0.001 Carbonate of Lime 0.627 Chloride of Sodium 0.082 Chloride of Lithium trace Sulphate of Potassium 0.026 Sulphate of Sodium 0.308 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.847 Sulphate of Calcium 0.104 SOLIDS. » GRAINS. Phosphate of Calcium 0.001 Fluoride of Calcium 0.001 Borate of Magnesium 0.004 Silicic Acid 0.254 Organic Matter, with trace of Nitric Acid, etc 0.088 Impurities suspended in water, like clay, etc 0.138 Total 2.552 In addition, minute quantities of copper, sulphate of strontium, alumina, and traces of carbonate of nickel, carbonate of cobalt, and sulphate of barium (1873). This water is inodorous, tasteless, and perfectly clear. “ The water has proved beneficial in gravel, calculus, catarrh of the bladder, catarrh of the stomach, and dyspepsia. It is said to be efficient in gout and rheumatism, and that chalk-stone concretions of the joints have been removed by its use. The dose of water in the majority of cases is a gill, three times a day, though in some instances it is recommended to commence with a very much larger quantity, and gradually diminish the dose.” The water is called by the Gettysburgli Spring Company, “ Katalysine Water,” and is bottled and sold throughout the country. Minnequa Springs are upon the Northern Ceiltral Railroad, in Bradford county. The water of tiiese Springs is a chalybeate-sulphur, and the flow is about six gallons per minute. According to the analysis by Dr. Gregg, of Elmira, published in the Philadelphia “Medi- cal and Surgical Reporter,” in 1872, the water contains the following mineral con- stituents : • One pint contains: ANALYSIS. 80LIDS. GRAINS. Oxide of Iron and Alumina 0.462 Sulphur 0.167 Organic Matter 0.093 Total , 1.299 I GAS. CUB. IN. | Sulphuretted hydrogen undetermined. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.136 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.159 Carbonate of Calcium 0.091 Chloride of Potassium trace Chloride of Sodium 0.129 Sulphate of Calcium 0.062 GAS. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 0.50 PENNSYLVANIA. 643 This water is considered to be of service in rheumatism, asthma, scrofula, dropsy, dys- pepsia, and many other diseases. The situation is delightful, and lovers of sport will find an abundance of game in the neighborhood. The Minaequa House furnishes abundant accommodations for guests. Cresson Springs.—These Springs are in Cambria county, on the summit of the Alleghe- nies. Cresson is a beautiful little village, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, 253 miles west of Philadelphia, and being situated at an elevation of 3000 feet above the sea, the air is pure and bracing; the thermometer seldom rises to 75° Fahr. in the hottest days of summer. We have no analysis of the water of these Springs. The principal Spring is said to be a chalybeate. There are seven Springs here. The hotels and cottages have accommodations for upwards of 2000 persons. Black Barren Spring.—This Spring is in Lancaster county, one mile northeast of the Susquehanna River, where it crosses the Maryland line, and the Philadelphia & Baltimore Central Railroad makes it easy of access. This water has attracted much attention for several years past, and has been proven to be of great service in diseases of the kidneys and liver, and dyspepsia, dropsy, etc., arising therefrom. (See “Medical and Surgical Re- porter,” August 20th, 1871.) The water is bottled and sold throughout the country. It has not, as yet, been analyzed. Blossburgh Springs are at the town of the same name, in Tioga county. “ These Springs belong to the class known as acid waters in New York, and as alum Springs in Virginia. In taste they very much resemble the Rockbridge Alum Water. They contain a large amount of free sulphuric acid, and less alumina than the Virginia waters. Unlike Rockbridge water, they readily deposit, when removed from the Spring, a large portion of the iron they hold in solution. The Blossburgh waters are adapted to the same general class of diseases for which the Virginia and New York acid waters are beneficially pre- scribed.” York Sulphur Springs.—These Springs are in Adams county, and may be reached by Railroad from Philadelphia or Baltimore. There is no accurate analysis of these waters. One of the two Springs is chalybeate, and the other is saline. The Chalybeate Spring is tonic, and the Saline diuretic. ■ Carlisle Springs are four miles north of the town of Carlisle, in Cumberland county. This water is a mild sulphur water, but it has not been analyzed. There are abundant hotel accommodations. Frankfort Mineral Springs are In Beaver county, twenty-six miles southwest of Pitts- burgh. There are two Springs near the town of Frankfort. One within a large and romantic cave, is known as “Cave Spring,” and the other is known as “Leiper’s Spring.” The water of these Springs contains the carbonates of iron and magnesium, chloride of sodium, sulphuretted hydrogen and carbonic acid gas. The effect of the water is to increase the action of the bowels and kidneys. Chalybeate Spring, near Pittsburgh.—This Spring is four miles from the city, and is said, by Dr. Meade, to contain the following constituents : ANALYSIS. One pint contains (54° Fahr.) : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium. 1.00 Chloride of Magnesium 0.25 Oxide of Iron .50 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Calcium 0.25 Total 2.00 GASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid ... 9 Perry County Springs are eleven miles from Carlisle. These are warm Springs, having a temperature of 72°. If taken internally, the waters have an aperient and diuretic effect; but they are chiefly used for bathing purposes, and are beneficial in diseases of the skin. Doubling Gap Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs are in Cumberland county, eight miles by stage from Newville, on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. The Sulphur Spring is said by Prof. Booth to contain the carbonates and sulphates of sodium and magnesium, chloride of sodium, sulphuretted hydrogen, and carbonic acid gas. The chalybeate water contains the carbonates of iron and magnesium, the sulphate of magnesium, and the chloride of sodium. Bath Chalybeate Spring, near Bristol, on the Delaware.—This Spring was much visited many years ago, and an account of it was published by Dr. Benjamin Rush, in 1773. Caledonia Springs are fifteen miles from Chambersburgli, in Franklin county. This is a most beautiful spot, with invigorating mountain air. The water is used as a bath, and is of service in rheumatism and several other diseases. 644 PENNSYLVANIA. Fayette Springs.—These Springs are in Fayette county, twelve miles by stage from Uniontown. “ The water is chalybeate, very cold, and abundant in quantity.” This is a beautiful spot in the Laurel Mountains, and the air is very cool and invigorating. Guests can be accommodated at the “ Fayette Springs House.” There is a chalybeate Spring at Maplewood, in Delaware county, a short distance east of Corcordville; a mineral Spring one mile and a half east of Reading ; several near Allen- town, one at Litiz and Ephrata, and one in Fairmount Park, at Philadelphia. We have no doubt that the water of these and other Springs in different parts of the State would be found to be of service in the cure of disease. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA. University of Pennsylvania.—The Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania was organized at Philadelphia in 1749, and received its present charter in 1766. The trustees have erected a hall of very large dimensions, which is arranged for the convenient accommodation and instruction of students, in accordance with plans based upon long experience, and which is supplied with all the approved means of research and investigation. Adjoining this building, a large hospital has been erected, and is in charge of the Medical Faculty. This hospital is an invaluable means of clinical instruction. In- struction is given by seven professors, a demonstrator of anatomy, a demonstrator of sur- gery, the staff of the University Hospital, the Auxiliary Faculty, and the Summer Medical Association of the University. The regular session commences on the First Monday of October, and continues until the first of the following March. During this session lectures are given by the professors, and clinics are held in the University Hospital. Students may attend the Philadelphia Hospital, which is contiguous to the grounds of the University, and contains 900 beds, the Pennsylvania Hospital, the Presbyterian, the Episcopal, Wills’ (Eye Hospital), Children’s, Lying-in, St. Joseph’s, St. Francis, German, and Jewish Hospitals, the Philadelphia, the Southern, the Northern, and the Moyamensing Dispensaries. The University Hospital forms an integral portion of the Medical Department. Attendance on the Clinical Lectures, delivered in its amphitheatre and its wards, forms a part of the daily privileges of the students, and ample opportunities will be afforded to the more ad- vanced among them, to gain a personal and practical acquaintance with clinical medicine, surgery, obstretrics, and specialties. These subjects are taught by the several clinical pro- fessors in the university, and by the professors and lecturers at the hospital. The hospital staff by whom instruction is given, consists of six clinical professors and three clinical lec- turers. In addition to the instructors forming the hospital staff, there are four “Chiefs of the Dispensary service,” and seven assistants; eleven assistant demonstrators of anatomy, four assistant demonstrators of surgery, and two assistants to the professor of obstetrics. The study of chemistry may be pursued in the laboratory under the direct supervision of the professor of chemistry and his assistant. This course is arranged under three heads, according to the preparation of the pupil and his own especial wants and choice, viz : Manipulation, Qualitative and Quantitative Ana- lysis, and the examination of normal and abnormal products of the human body. While pursuing this course, each student will be systematically examined upon the subject of his study. The Physiological Laboratory is open to such as wish to study physiology by experi- ment and personal observation. This laboratory is under the charge of the professor of physiology, aided by three assistants. The dissecting rooms of the University are open throughout the year (except July and August), under the superintendence of the professor of anatomy, and the demonstrator. These rooms are unusually large and high. Their ventila- tion is of the most perfect kind. The light is strong and equally diffused over the whole space. Every table has a stone top, which cannot absorb the discharges, and can be kept perfectly clean. The special object of the Anatomical Laboratory is to afford a limited number of students the opportunity of studying practical comparative anatomy in its rela- tions with human anatomy and physiology. This Laboratory is under the supervision of the professor of anatomy and one assistant. The surgical operating room isopen during the session, under the supervision of the professor of surgery and his assistants. Every student is here thoroughly instructed and practically trained in the application of bandages and surgical apparatus, and in the performance of operations npon the cadaver. Instru- ments, splints, and bandages are supplied free of cost. The University possesses the largest and best museum of any medical school in the country. A number of prizes are offered to students. The usual rules are in force in relation to the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and the following additional rule has been lately added: “ Students who have attended two full courses of lectures on anatomy, chemistry, materia medica, and the institutes of medicine, may be examined upon these subjects at the end of their second course. During their third course, such students may devote themselves exclusively to the lectures upon the theory and practice of medicine, and clinical medicine, surgery, and obstetrics, and diseases of women and children. In their final examination for the degree of M. I)., they will be ex- amined upon the last named subjects only ; but their standing will be determined by the combined results of both examinations.” The fees are: matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $140 ; graduation, $30. “ No scholarships are sold by the University of Pennsylvania.” The Auxiliary Faculty consists of five professors, who teach the following branches, viz: PENNSYLVANIA, 645 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Medical Department. T. W. RICHARDS, ARCHT. 646 PENNSYLVANIA. Zoology and comparative anatomy, botany, hygiene, medical jurisprudence (including toxi- cology), and mineralogy and geology. The lectures of this faculty commence about the middle of March and continue three months. The different branches are taught mainly in reference to their medical relations. All students who have matriculated in the medical department, and have taken the tickets of two of the medical faculty, have the right of ad- mission to the lectures. Attendance upon these lectures is not compulsory upon the stu- dents in the medical department. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy will be conferred upon those medical graduates who shall have attended two courses of lectures, and have passed a satisfactory examination thereon by the faculty. To such, a diploma will be granted by the University. Lectures are delivered by the “•Summer Medical Association of the University,” during the months of April, May, June, and September. The subjects of these lectures are clinical surgery, regional anatomy, clinical medicine, and physical diagnosis, microscopy, diseases of women and children, diseases of the eye and ear, diseases of the skin, and morbid anatomy. All of these lectures are free to matriculants of the University, upon registering their names with the secretary of the association. A number of private courses on special subjects are given, both during the regular session and also during the spring and fall. JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA. The Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.—This Medical School was organized in 1826. Instruction is given by seven professors, a demonstrator of anatomy, two demon- strators of surgery and eight lecturers. The regular session commences the first Monday in October and continues until the following March. During this session instruction is given by didactic lectures and by clinics. Over 3000 patients are treated at the college clinics annually. Besides the college clinic, there are in the city nineteen hospitals, nine dispensaries, and thirty-eight other charitable institutions, affording every facility for the practical study of disease and injury. The opportunities offered to the student, indeed, are only limited by the time at his disposal. There is no charge for hospital instruction. The course of supplementary lectures extends through the months of April, May, June and September, without additional charge, except the registration fee of $5. During this course instruction is given in such special subjects as cannot be taken up in the winter session. Great care is taken to make this course as practical as possible. Clinical instruction is given by the professor and lectures at several of the hospitals. Advanced students are supplied with cases of obstetrics. Surgery may be studied in the operating room. A number of private courses on special subjects are given. The Legislature of Pennsylvania has appropriated $100,000, and a large amount has been collected by friends of the college for the purpose of erecting a hospital to be connected with this school. A portion of the college building has been used for hospital purposes, but when the new hospital is erected the resources for clinical instruction will be greatly increased. The faculty recommend a throe years’ course. In order to make the course of study progressive, students may attend only the lectures on anatomy, physiology, chemistry and materia medica during the first course. Students may be examined after the second course on any three of the above- named branches. Should this examination prove satisfactory, the candidate for the degree will be required to undergo examination at the next succeeding March in the remaining four branches only. This gives the student 'the opportunity of devoting his last (third) course to the didactic lectures in the remaining branches, and to clinical study in the hospitals and dispensaries. The college possesses a fine museum. A number of prizes are offered to students. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; professors’ tickets, $20 each, in all, $140 ; graduation, $30. Non-matriculants who attend the spring and fall courses are charged $30. The Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania was organized in 1850. The faculty of this school consists of eight professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The regular PENNSYLVANIA. 647 session commences on the first Thursday of October and continues twenty-two weeks. Didactic lectures are delivered and clinical instruction is given at the Woman’s Hospital. Students may visit the wards of the Pennsylvania, Will’s, and the Ortliopcedic Hospitals. The study of chemistry may be pursued in the laboratory under the supervision of the professor of that branch. A course of lectures on medical jurisprudence is given during this session. The faculty recommend a three years’ course of study, with the pursuit of special branches each year. Those who pursue this course are examined on chemistry, anatomy, physiology and hygiene at the end of the second course of lectures. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; professors’ tickets, $105 (single ticket, $15) ; anatomy, $10 ; graduation, $30. Six students are received upon the payment of the matriculation, the demonstrator’s fee, and $20 for the course of lectures, and, when graduating, the usual fee. Students who purpose to go as medical missionaries are admitted at half the usual fees. The spring course begins on the third Monday in March and continues ten weeks. During this course instruction is given on practice chemistry, ophthalmology, microscopy, dental physiology, anatomy, electro-therapeutics, bandaging, diagnosis and pharmacy. Clinics are held at the Woman’s Hospital. Lectures on nursing are delivered and daily examinations are held. The fees for this course are : practical chemistry, $10 ; anatomy, $10 ; general tickets for the other branches, $25. Medical Department of Lincoln University.—Lincoln University was established to supply the felt want of an institution for the highest education of men of color. The University is situated in Chester county, but the facilities for pursuing the study of medi- cine being so much greater in Philadelphia, it is the intention of the trustees to remove the medical department to that city. The medical department is not yet in full* operation, but it is expected that a proper building will be secured before the opening of the regular session. The regular session commences on the third Thursday of September and ends on the third Wednesday of the following June. The course of instruction occupies three years, and has been so arranged as to carry the student progressively and systematically from one subject to another in a just and natural order. Students are examined upon the branches they pursue at the end of each year. Every candidate for a degree must.be a graduate of the department of arts, or pass a satisfactory examination before the faculties of arts and medicine. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; tuition fee, $140 ; graduation, $25. The Hahnemann Medical College (Homoeopathic) of Philadelphia was organized in 1848. Instruction is given by ten professors, a demonstrator and a lecturer. The regular session commences on the first Monday in October and continues five months. Lectures are delivered and clinical instruction is- given in the Homoeopathic Hospital. The fees are: matriculation, $5; demonstrator’s ticket, $10; lectures, $100; graduation, $30. A three years’ course, with special studies and examinations each year, is recommended. Students pursuing this course are charged $50 for the first session, $75 for the second, and $85 for the third, or, if paid in advance, $160. The following medical institutions are intended to assist the student in the pursuit of his studies while attending the medical colleges : The Philadelphia School of Anatomy has been in operation for many years, and affords ample opportunities for the pursuit of the study of anatomy and surgery, etc. A fee of $10 is charged for the ticket to either of the following branches : anatomy, operative surgery, bandaging, etc., and auscultation, percussion, etc. The West Philadelphia Medical Institute.—During the winter examinations are held on the lectures delivered at the University. The summer course of instruction is chiefly by means of text-books. Fee for either course, $30. Office students (one year), $100; practical chemistry, $15; candidates prepared for the army and navy (six months), $100. Ninth Street Medical Association.—Examinations are held throughout the winter on the lectures delivered at the University. During the summer text-books are used and several courses of lectures are delivered. Winter or summer course, $30; office students, $100 ; course of regional surgery, $10 ; venereal diseases, $10. Jayne Street Medical Institute.—This institution also examines students upon the lectures delivered at the University. Fees: winter or summer course, $30; office students, $100. “ Dunglison Quiz.”—This association examines on the lectures delivered at the Jeffer- son Medical College. Medical examinations, on lectures delivered at the Jefferson College, are held by an association of physicians, and the “Quiz” is known by their individual names. We believe the fees in both of these organizations is the same as that mentioned above. HOSPITALS AXD INFIRMARIES. The Pennsylvania Hospital, at Philadelphia, was founded in 1750, and is the oldest establishment of its kind in this country. The Hospital derives its support from voluntary contributions ; some of the patients pay board, but the amount so received is trifling coin- pared with the expenditures. The number of patients receiving the benefits of this insti- tution during the year ending April 28, 1874, was 2324, and since the establishment of the Hospital in 1752, there have been admitted 92,931 patients, of whom about 60,000 have been 648 PENNSYLVANIA. poor persons supported at the expense of the institution. The Hospital building is well fitted with every convenience, and additional arrangements to secure the comfort of patients are constantly being made. The medical staff of this Hospital is composed of men whose names are familiar to the medical profession throughout the country, and by whom clinics are held every Wednesday and Saturday from 10 A. M. to 12 m. The clinical teaching of the Hospital, avoiding all mixed instruction, is free to all students of incorporated institu- tions, recommended by the lecturers. The staff of the Hospital published, some years ago, two very handsome volumes, giving reports of cases treated and observations made in the Institution. The Hospital possesses a large library and a pathological museum. Persons accidentally wounded or otherwise injured, are received at all hours, provided always that the accident or injury happen in Pennsylvania, and the patient is brought to the Hospital within twenty-four hours after its occurence. No patient suffering from an infectious or contagious disease is admitted. All cases of mania-a-potu are charged $14 per week. The lowest rate of board for pay patients is $7 per week. Sailors who have paid their wages taxed for the Hospital fund, are admitted as to marine hospitals, upon an order from the collector of the port (see U. S. Marine Hospital, p. 328). The Insane Department of this Hospital is known as the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. The Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, at Philadelphia.—The Pennsylvania Hospital from the first had two departments, its objects being declared to be “ the relief of the sick poor and the reception and cure of the insane ; ” this being the first regular hospital provision for the insane in America. The insane occupied a portion of the original Penn- sylvania Hospital building until 1841, when they were transferred to the new building—now the “Department for Females,”—on the west side of the River Schuylkill, and which, under the title of “ The Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane,” was opened on the first day of 1841. The Department for Males was opened in 1859. Doth of these buildings are situated in a tract of 113 acres of land, laid out in the most beautiful manner and kept in perfect order. The buildings are each capable of accommodating 250 patients, and are very elegant structures, having every modern convenience. They are about one-third of a mile apart, have 91 acres devoted to gardens and pleasure grounds, and each hospital is distinct in all its arrangements, except that both have the same board of managers, and a physician-in- chief and superintendent. This Hospital possesses a library, a museum, a room for enter- tainments, one for gymnastic exercise, pleasure railroads, and other contrivances to interest and amuse the patients. During the 90 years that the insane were treated in the old hospi- tal building, 4366 patients were received, 1493 were cured, 913 improved, and 610 died. Since the removal in 1841 to January 1,1874, 6651 patients have been received, 1434 of whom were charity patients, 3105 have been restored to reason and usefulness, 1548 have been improved, and 805 died. The number of patients received during the year 1873 was 261. During the same period 111 were cured, 54 were improved, and 40 died. All classes of insane persons are admitted into this institution. Idiots, however, are not received. Cases of mania-a-potu are not received into this hospital, but into that of the city “ exclusively.” The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is situated in West Philadelphia, on a plot of ground six acres in area. The Hospital was erected at a cost of $200,000, and com- prises a central or administrative building and a pavilion. It is contemplated in the plans for the building to erect five more of these pavilions, each of which will cost $100,000. The administrative building is 88 feet 6 inches wide, with a depth of 130 feet 6 inches. The pavilion on the south side of the corridor contains two wards of 32 beds each on the first and second stories, and one ward of 24 beds in the third story. On the northern side of the corridor there are three smaller wards of 10 beds each, giving for each pavilion a total accommodation of 118 beds. The ventilation of the wards has received careful attention, and has been effected by means of open fireplaces and opposite windows, and by the introduc- tion of Barker’s patent ventilating and heat register, so arranged that heat and ventilation at the head of each patient’s bed is secured. There are, conveniently located for each of the wards, nurses’ and linen rooms, baths and water closets, dining-rooms and special diet- kitchens. The pavilion contains on the basement floor the dispensary, waiting and private rooms. The dispensary contains a laboratory, washing-room and apothecary’s room. The front of the basement of the pavilion is designed for a most complete arrangement of baths, which comprises continual, electric, Russian, Turkish, needle, vapor, pine, mineral, douche, shower, mercurial, etc. There is also connected with this department a chamber for the disinfection of clothing. The central building has on the basement floor a lecture room, which will accommodate 200 students ; splint-rooms, apothecary’s room, and other rooms. The first story has, in the front part, a manager’s room, stewards’ and clerk’s office, apothe- cary’s room, and, in the rear, stewards’ and matron’s chambers, with baths, etc. The amphitheatre or main lecture room, which has its base in the second story, is circular in form, 60 feet in diameter, and is 45 feet high to the sky-light in the centre of the ceiling, which is finished with a dome. It will seat 500 persons, and the seats are so arranged that the students can see and hear from any part of the room. The material of the basement of the centre building is Leiperville graystone, with a capping of Hummelstown brownstone. The front of the building and the sides, as far as the corridor above the basement, are faced with serpentine stone, with Amherst and Massillon, Ohio, stone dressings. The remainder PENNSYLVANIA. 649 X'^’|,Py ■ftkCKr'+- 533ZdH£ttUUTST PftQNT UtyVEflSlTY&PEflt^ .„ CENTRAL tY{Q PAVILION'S* 650 PENNSYLVANIA. of the building on the sides and rear, on account of economy and greater dryness, is built of brick with hollow walls. The dressings are of Ohio stone. The interior of the building is handsomely finished, is fire-proof, and contains every convenience in the shape of gas, water, bath-rooms, diet-ranges, separate rooms for patients, etc. The building was inaugu- rated June 4, 1874. This Hospital is under the control of the faculty of the Medical Depart- ment of the University of Pennsylvania. The Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in Philadelphia, was founded in 1851. No persons suffering from contagious or infectious disease are admitted. Recent accidents are admitted at once, if brought to the hospital within twenty-four hours after the receipt of injury. Sailors are admitted on the account of the Collector of the Port and in Marine Hospitals (see U. S. Marine Hospital, p. 328). Several thousand out-patients are prescribed for at the dispensary every year. More than one thousand patients receive the benefits of this Hospital annually. The Hospital is a very elegant sandstone gothic struc- ture, having every arrangement possible to secure the comfort of the patients. St. Joseph’s Hospital, Philadelphia, was established in 1849, is supported by voluntary contributions, and is under the charge of the Sisters of Charity. The building has a capacity ot 150 beds, and when completed, will have accommodation for 100 more patients. The Hospital is divided into surgical, medical and obstetrical wards ; and in addition to the public wards, there are a number of handsomely-furnished private rooms. The patients in private rooms have the privilege of selecting their own medical attendant. No person suffering from contagious disease is admitted. The Hospital is open to persons of all creeds and conditions of life. The poor are not charged; males who are able to pay are charged $5 per week, and females $4 per week, A dispensary service is held daily. Nearly fifteen hundred patients are treated here every year. The Philadelphia Hospital is supported by the city, and is under the charge of the “ Board of Guardians for the Relief and Employment of the Poor of the City of Philadel- phia.” It embraces medical, surgical, and obstetrical wards, together with a Children’s Asylum and an Insane Hospital. The total number of wards in the Hospital are forty-six ; average number of patients, 776; in the children’s asylum, four wards, average number of patients, 101. About 6000 patients are treated here annually, and the Hospital also fur- nishes out-door relief to many thousand sick poor. In the Insane Hospital there were, on January 1st, 1873, 895 patients ; on the 1st of January, 1874, 1023, an increase of 128. The Philadelphia Municipal Hospital was opened in 1855. This Hospital is intended for poor patients suffering from small-pox, varioloid, yellow fever, ship fever, typhus fever, scarlet fever, and cholera. Patients who are able to pay are charged $7 per week. The Hospital has a capacity of 190 beds. The number of patients treated here during the year 1872, was 1496. St. Mary’s Hospital, Philadelphia, was founded in 1866. This Hospital is dependent for its support upon voluntary contributions, and is under the charge of the Sisters of St. Fran- cis. During the year 1872, 747 patients were admitted, of whom 386 were cured, and 164 improved. During the same year, 13,270 patients were treated in the dispensary of this Hospital. The Presbyterian Hospital, in 'West Philadelphia.—This Hospital was opened in 1872, and is open to the poor of all creeds, free; but those who are able to pay are charged a moderate sum. No person' having a contagious disease is admitted. All cases of accident are received if brought to the Hospital within twenty-four hours. The last report shows that during the year, 371 patients were admitted, of whom 182 were cured, 121 improved, and 31 died. Several hundred patients are treated at the Hospital dispensary annually. The German Hospital, of Philadelphia, was opened in November 1866. The buildings occupied by the Hospital being found inadequate to the wants of the institution, it has been decided to enlarge them by the erection of additional buildings. One-tenth of the beds in the Hospital are reserved for the poor ; those who are able to pay are charged from $4 to $6 per week. Persons of all nationalities, creeds, and color are admitted. During the year ending December 31st, 1873,321 persons were treated in the wards of the Hospital, 117 in the surgical, and 204 in the medical department; 202 cured, 46 much improved, and 36 died. The Philadelphia Orthopoedic Hospital and Infirmary for Diseases of the Ner- vous System, was incorporated in 1867. Tiiis institution is supported bv private contri- butions. The classes of cases which it is contemplated to treat include club-foot, hip and spinal diseases, and bodily deformities in general, and all nervous maladies. This Hospital furnishes medicines and mechanical apparatus to the poor, and is admirably provided with electrical and galvanic batteries, and douche and shower baths. The Hospital has thirty free beds, and three rooms for private patients. During the year 1872, there were 286 new cases of deformities, and 280 cases of nervous diseases admitted, total, 566; 122 surgical operations were performed, mostly for the division of tendons ; 237 mechanical appliances were furnished and adjusted to patients requiring artificial support and mechanical treat- ment ; 163 of the more serious cases were admitted into the wards of the Hospital, for opera- tion, mechanical and electrical treatment; 566 new cases, and 1301 old have applied for relief at the daily out-door clinics, making a total of 1867, not including an almost equal number treated by the application of electricity or galvanism. PENNSYLVANIA. 651 WILLS’ OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA. Wills’ Ophthalmic Hospital, Philadelphia, was founded April 2d, 1832. The Hospital building, architecturally, might be called pseudo-Grecian ; it is 80 feet long, and 50 deep, and will accommodate forty patients. This institution is supported by a fund-bequeathed ny the late James Wills, and by occasional appropriations from the State. Lectures and practical instruction in ophthalmic surgery are given by the surgeons in charge. A daily clinic for out-patients is held, and is largely attended. During the year 1873, 3504 patients were treated here. More than 50,000 persons have received the benefits of this institution. The Charity Hospital, of Philadelphia, was organized in 1858, and is supported by private subscriptions. The building at present occupied is small, but it is expected that better accommodation will soon be obtained. About 8000 patients are treated and supplied with medicine every year. Respectable married women are received into the Hospital for confinement. Christ Church Hospital, West Philadelphia, was founded in 1772. The building is a fine stone structure, having accommodation for about 100 inmates—“poor or distressed women of the communion of the Episcopal Church.” The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia was founded in 1855, and is supported by subscription, donations, and the board of patients. Ho contagious disease is admitted. This Hospital is for the treatment of children under twelve years of age The Hospital has a capacity of 53 beds. During the hot summer months, many of the patieuts are removed to the sea-side at Atlantic City, Hew Jersey. A Dispensary attached to this Hospital fur- nishes gratuitous treatment to a large number of sick children annually. The Jewish Hospital, West Philadelphia.—The Jewish Hospital Association was organized on the 19th of February, 1865, and the Hospital opened for patients, August 6th, 1866. The Hospital is free to all applicants, without reference to religious belief. Patients who are able to pay, are charged $5 per week. The object of the Hospital is to secure to people of the Jewish faith, certain regulations in reference to diet and observance of the Sabbath which they cannot obtain in other institutions. The Germantown Dispensary and Hospital, was organized for the purpose of furnish- ing medical aid and medicines to the poor of Germantown. We have no details in regard to this institution. 652 PENNSYLVANIA. HOWARD HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY FOR INCURABLES, PHILADELPHIA. The Howard Hospital and Infirmary for Incurables, Philadelphia, has been in active operation for about twenty years, during which time many thousand sick poor have been treated. The building not being of sufficient size to meet the growing demands, it is expected that a large structure will soon be commenced. The working of this institution will be best seen by an extract from the report for the year ending March 1st, 1874. During the year, there have been received and registered at the dispensary of the Hospital, 6199 new patients. Of these, 6107 were whites, and 92 were colored ; 2263 were males, and 3936 females ; 3748 were adults, and 2451 minors. The Hospital is divided into nine departments, each of which has a separate physician, except that of surgery, which is in charge of two surgeons. The number of visits made to the dispensary during the year was 17,252. The cases treated are divided in classes as follows: Diseases of the Digestive Organs Since the foundation, May 1st, 1853. 24,672 During the year, ending March 1st, 1874. 3,748 Diseases of the Chest and Throat . 23,106 1,571 Diseases of the Nervous System 255 Diseases of the Eve and Ear 7,496 310 Diseases of Females, and Obstetrics... 5,582 431 Diseases of the Skin 4,418 232 Vesico-Renal Affections 1,695 30 Fevers 11,756 769 Surgerv 12,713 730 Teeth Extracted 6,5.89 451 Vaccination 2,395 Total 105,072 8,527 The Women’s Hospital of Philadelphia was mentioned in connection with the Woman’s Medical College. A limited number of patients is received gratuitously, others are admitted on the payment of from one to five dollars per week. Invalids may also be accommodated with private rooms, and provided with attendance and nursing, at prices varying from six to twelve dollars per week. During the year 1873, 207 patients were re- ceived into the Hospital; 602 attended at their homes, 2044 treated in the dispensary. Of the in-door patients, 97 were cured, 87 improved, and 9 died. 41 children were born in the house, and 36 in the out-clinics. Gynaecological Hospital and Infirmary for Diseases of Children, Philadelphia.— This institution has recently been established for the medical and surgical treatment of diseases peculiar to women, and also incident to childhood. This Hospital is supported en- tirely by voluntary contributions. The State Lying-in Hospital and Infirmary for Diseases of Women, Philadelphia. —This Hospital was established in 1872, to provide a lying-in hospital, which shall be open for the reception and care of any woman who shall apply for admission, seeking a refuge during the perils of child-birth, and to relieve women suffering from diseases peculiar to their sex. The Philadelphia Lying-in and Nurse Charity, was founded in 1828. “ This institu- tion is supported wholly by private subscriptions. Its objects are the training of nurses, and the assistance of poor and deserving women in child-bed. Medical aid is also afforded to women suffering from diseases peculiar to their sex.” Clinics are held twice a week, and PENNSYLVANIA. 653 two courses of lectures on obstetrics and nursing are delivered to students annually. Sev- eral hundred obstetrical patients are treated in their own homes by the physicians of the institution every year. Trained nurses may be procured here to attend cases of confine- ment in private families. The Preston Retreat, Philadelphia, was founded in 1836, and is supported by an in- come from estates left by the late Doctor Jonas Preston. This is a lying-in charity for- married women of good character, but in indigent circumstances, who are near the time of their confinement, where they may be received and be provided with proper obstetric aid for their delivery, and with suitable attendance and comforts during the period of their convalescence. It has accommodations for about forty patients. The Asylum for the Relief of Persons deprived of the Use of their Reason, Phila- delphia, was founded in 1814, and “ is an unincorporated institution, supported by members of the Society of Friends.” Patients of all religious denominations are admitted to partici- pation in its benefits. The building occupied by this Asylum is a very large and beautiful structure, fitted with all the modern improvements and situated in the midst of elegant grounds. Everything possible is done to interest and amuse the patients, and to provide healthful exercise for them. Since the opening to March 1st, 1874, 1776 patients received the benefits of this Asylum, 783 of whom recovered. During the year ending March 1st, 1874, 39 patients were received, making with those in the Asylum at the beginning of the year, 117. During the year 17 were cured and 11 improved. Maison de Sante, Philadelphia, this is a private hospital for the treatment of spinal and nervous affections and deformities. We have no details in regard to this institution. “Burn-Brae.”—This is a private hospital for mental disorders, situated about six miles from Philadelphia, in Delaware county. “ Burn-Brae ” accommodates twenty patients of each sex. Though possessing all the safeguards and appliances of a public hospital, the arrangements are domestic and familiar, making this a home for its patients. This hospi- tal is under the excellent care of It. A. Given, M. D. The State Hospital for the Insane of the Northern District of Pennsylvania, at Danville.—The Hospital was opened for patients, November 6th, 1872, and from that date to September 30th, 1873, 210 patients were admitted, 138 males, 70 females. The number discharged during the same period was 31 males, 13 females, of whom 15 were restored, 8 improved, 9 stationary, 12 died. Leaving in the hospital on September 30th, 1873, 166 patients, 107 males, 59 females. The building when completed, will be 1143 feet long, and will consist of a centre structure, with a wing on each side three stories high, with trans- verse sections at the ends four stories in height. The exterior walls of the building are of stone rough-cast. The part completed and now in use is 477i feet long in a straight line, and consists of the centre building and one longitudinal with a part of one transverse sec- tion of each wing. The centre building is 201 feet 10 inches deep by 60 feet wide, and four stories in height, except in front of the wing connections, where for 33i feet it is five stories in height and 80 feet wide. In this building are seventy rooms used as offices and apart- ments for the superintendent, assistant medical officers, and for other purposes. “At one end of the chapel which is also designed for a lecture and concert room, is a small gallery to accommodate the dissolving apparatus to which the gases required for illumination are brought by iron pipe from a place convenient for their manufacture in the cellar. “ The wings are connected by porches enclosed with glass doors with each side of the centre building, one longitudinal section of three stories, 158 feet 9 inches by 38 feet 4 inches, and a transverse four story part 50 feet by 62 feet, are completed on each side, and occupied one by male and the other by female patients. The one hundred rooms of which each wing consists are mostly arranged on 12-foot wide corridors into wards, in such a manner that the patients in each have access to their sleeping, dining, sitting, clothing, washing and bath rooms, and water-closets, without leaving the corridors which form the means of communication between them. Seventy-five per cent, of the accommodation is in single rooms of 1000 cubic feet of air space each, and supplied with a warm and foul air flue. The ceilings are all 12 feet in the clear.” The boiler and engine-house, situated 150 feet to the rear of the main building, cover 12,186 square feet. The ventilating, heating and lighting apparatus of this Hospital cannot be excelled. The United States Naval Asylum, at Philadelphia, was founded in 1835, and is con- structed of white marble, with a front of 380 feet. A few years ago a large brick hospital building was erected about 150 feet west of the Asylum. These buildings are in the midst of extensive grounds tastefully laid out, and kept in the best order. The Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital, at Harrisburgh, was opened for the re- ception of patients in 1851. During the year ending September 30th, 1873, 87 males, and 71 females were admitted. The number discharged during the same period was 217 ; males 119, females 98, of whom 40 were restored, 31 improved, 112 stationary, and 34 died. The num- ber in the hospital on September 30tli, 1873, was 408 ; males, 216, females, 192. The whole number under treatment during the year was 625. The Western Pennsylvania Hospital, at Dixmont, near Pittsburgh, was opened in 1856. This is a general hospital, having also a department for the insane. The building of the latter department is 345 feet long, and consists of a main centre building of 62 feet front 654 PENNSYLVANIA. by 131 feet deep, with a wing 142 feet long by 38 feet deep on each side ; the central building is four stories high, arranged for the accommodation of the superintendent and his assist- ants, and containing the chapel, etc. The wings are three stories high, and are arranged entirely for the use of the patients, with separate dormitories, and parlors, and dining-rooms. This building was completed in 1860, and is capable of accommodating 280 patients. We have no information in regard to the following institutions at Pittsburgh, viz : the Mercy Hospital, the German Catholic Hospital (St. Franciscus Hospital ?), or the Pittsburgh Infirmary. ' , The Philadelphia Dispensary was founded in 1786, and is supported by private contri- butions and by income from investments. This Dispensary was established to afford medical, surgical and obstetrical aid to the deserving poor in the old city proper. During the year ending December 1st, 1873, 13,956 patients were treated, distributed as follows : house and district cases, 12,290 ; obstetrical, 333; eye, 913; ear, 420. The Northern Dispensary of Philadelphia, for the Medical Relief of the Poor.— This institution was chartered in 1817, and is supported in the .same manner as the Phila- delphia Dispensary. During the year ending December 1st, 1872, 10,420 patients were treated, of whom 10,274 were cured and 60 died; 34 confinement cases were attended. The Southern Dispensary for the Medical Relief of the Poor was founded March 24th, 1817, and is supported by donations, private subscriptions, and a fund. We have no information in regard to the number of patients treated by this Dispensary. The Dispensary for Skin Diseases was incorporated in 1871, and has for its object the relief of the poor afflicted with skin affections. During the year 1873, 441 patients were treated, of whom 121 were cured, 194 relieved, 82 failed to report the result, and 44 were still under treatment June 1st, 1874. The Philadelphia Infirmary for Diseases o£ the Ear was incorporated September 23d, 1873, and opened for service March 30th, 1874. This infirmary is devoted exclusively to diseases of the ear, and is supported by voluntary contributions. During the months of April and May, 1874,100 poor patients were treated here. The Philadelphia Eye and Ear Infirmai’y was incorporated in 1869, and is open for gratuitous treatment of the poor affected with diseases of the eye and ear. During the year 1872, 45 patients were admitted and 762 out patients treated. The Philadelphia Throat and Ear Clinic.—This is an unincorporated institution, supported by private contributions. We have no information in regard to the Protestant Episcopal Mission Medical Dispensary of Philadelphia, the new Hospital for the Insane in process of erection at Warren, or the proposed Miner’s Hospital in Schuylkill county. The Homoeopathic Hospital.—The report of this Hospital from January 1st, 1873, to January 1st, 1874, shows that the whole number of patients received was 186. Accident cases, 103 ; surgical cases, not including accidents, 41 ; cured, 133 ; improved, 30 ; diedr6. The Homoeopathic Hospital and Dispensary of Pittsburgh.—In addition to the public wards there are several private rooms, the patients in which “may, at their option, employ a physician of either school or practice.” During the year ending March 31st, 1873, 282 patients were admitted; 69.84 per cent, were cured. Many of these patients were charity cases. We are indebted to the “ Philadelphia Medical Register and Directory,” by Dr. John II. Packard, for information in regard to several medical institutions of that city. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania Washington L. Atlee Wm. B. Atkinson- Allegheny County Medical Society J. C. Maggini Wm. H. Daly. Beaver County Medical Society Chas. Foerstige Isaac Winans. Berks County Medical Society J. A. Brobst John B. Brooke. Blair County Medical Society Jas. W. Smith (V.-Pres.)...Crawford Irwin. Bradford County Medical Society D. N. Newton Gustavus Conklin. Bucks County Medical Society Tos. A. Payson Richard C. Foulke-. Cambria County Medical Society J. C. Wilson S. M. Swan. Chester County Medical Society James Falton....„. Wm. B. Brinton. Clarion County Medical Society J. II. Barber J. Frank Ross. Clearfield County Medical Society .T. B. Reed II. B. Van Yalzah. Columbia and Montour Counties Medical Society.P. M. Senderling T. J. Swisher. Crawford County Medical Society —David Best .... James P. Ilassler. Cumberland County Medical Society S. B. Kieffer W. W. Nevin. Dauphin County Medical Society R. II. Seiler II. B. McGowan. Delaware County Medical Society C. S. Hevsham Linnseus Fussel. Elk, Potter, McKean and Cameron Cos. Med. Soc.Wm. H. Delong ,T. T. Banning. Erie County Medical Society W. M. Wallace C. W. Strananan. Fayette County Medical Society S. B. P. Knox F. II. Patton. Franklin County Medical Society Isaac N. Shively Samuel S. Lane. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF PENNSYLVANIA. PENNSYLVANIA. 655 MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF PENNSYLVANIA.—Continued. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Green County Medical Society G. W. Moss J. C. Gordon. Huntingdon County Medical Society G. W. Thompson G. B. Orlady. Indiana County Medical Society H. Row R. Barr. Lancaster County Medical Society Jos. Brackbill Alex. Craig. Lawrence County Medical Society M. P. Barker Lehigh County Medical Society W. B. Erdman T. C. Yeager. Luzerne County Medical Society Jonathan E. Bulkeley W. L. Hartman. Lycoming County Medical Society George D. Nutt J. T. Mags. Williamsport Medical Society George D. Nutt. Mercer County Medical Society E. X. Geibner B. E. Mossman. Montgomery County Medical Society Jos. K. Weaver Hiram Corson. Northampton County Medical Society T. M. Junkin Isaac Ott. Perry County Medical Society A. J. Werner James Eby. Philadelphia County Medical Society Wm. B. Atkinson Wm. Goodell. College of Physicians, Philadelphia Geo. B. Wood John II. Packard. Northern Medical Association, Philadelphia L. J. Deal Jos. It. Bryan. Southern Medical Society, Philadelphia J. T. Williams II. F. Baxter. Medico-Chirurgical Society, Philadelphia Peter D. Keyser John W. Millick. Pathological Society, Philadelphia J. H. Hutchinson J Ewing^Iears Obstetrical Society, Philadelphia.... Wm. Goodell Tames V. Ingham. Ophthalmological Society, Philadelphia E. Hartshorne W. F. Norris. Schuylkill County Medical Society L. M. Thompson W. R. Owens. Susquehanna County Medical Society Wm. L. Richardson..'. C. C. Halsey. Tioga County Medical Society C. K. Thompson A. J. Heggie. Venango County Medical Society F. F. Davis D. Harper. Warren County Medical Society A. C. Blodgett Wm. V. Hazeltine. Washington County Medical Society N. P. Morrison Wm. R. Thompson. Westmoreland County Medical Society D. W. McConaughy J. W. Anawalt. York County Medical Society James W. Kerr J. F. Holahan. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. No person is allowed to commence or continue the practice of medicine or surgery in the counties of Indiana, Perry, Juniata, Bucks, Northampton, Lehigh, Elk—except Ridgway and Ridgway township—Cumberland, Cameron, Clearfield, Montour, and Fulton, who has not graduated with the degree of doctor of medicine, and received a diploma from a char- tered medical college or other institution authorized to grant diplomas. But these provis- ions do not apply to persons who have been in continuous practice for eight years, nor to persons who have read medicine under the instruction of a physician or surgeon qualified to practise under this act, when such persons have the assent of their preceptor to practise. Any person who shall practise or attempt to practise medicine or surgery, or shall pre- scribe for any sick person, or perform any surgical operation for fee or reward, in violation of the preceding section, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined from one to five hundred dollars.—Brightlg's Pur don's Dig. (1873), p. 1150 ; Act April 15, 1869, secs. 1, 2. The same provisions and qualifications as are contained in sec. 1 of Act of April 15,1869> (supra), apply to the counties of Dauphin, Chester, Carbon, Luzerne, Mercer, Erie, Blair, Bradford, Sullivan, Crawford, Beaver, Monroe, Washington, Venango, Lycoming, Hunt- ington, Schuylkill, Lawrence, Somerset, Philadelphia, York, Union, and Adams. But per- sons who have been in continuous practice for ten years, and medical students whose pre- ceptors are qualified under this Act to practise, provided such students do not locate offices or places of business outside the office of their preceptors respectively, are not prohibited by these provisions from practising.—Ibid., p. 1151, sec. 5; Act March 31, 1870, sec. 1. Any person who shall attempt to practise medicine or surgery by opening a transient office in any of the aforesaid counties, or who shall by handbill or other form of written or printed advertisement assign any place to meet persons seeking medical or surgical advice or prescription, shall, before being allowed to practise, appear before the clerk of the courts of the county, and furnish satisfactory evidence to him that the provisions of the foregoing acts have been complied with, and shall also take out a license for one year by payment of a license fee of $200. These provisions do not apply to druggists nor dentists, nor to physicians or surgeons who commence practice in any of the aforesaid counties with the intention of remaining permanently. Any one who shall violate any of these provisions shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and punished by fine of from $200 to $500, or by imprisonment not exceeding six months, at the discretion of the court.—Ibid., p. 1151; Act April 15, 1869, secs. 3,4; and’ Act March 31, 1870, sees. 2, 3. Any public officer in the city of Philadelphia and county of Allegheny who has charge of or control over the bodies of deceased persons who require to be buried at the public ex- pense, may deliver such remains to physicians and surgeons in the aforesaid places, to be 656 PENNSYLVANIA. used by them, within this State, for the advancement of medical science, but preference shall be given to medical schools, public and private. But the remains of any person who requested, during his last sickness, to be buried, or whose kindred requested the body for burial, or who was a stranger or traveller, shall be buried and not handed over. Any physician or surgeon who receives a body must give to the authorities, who surrender the same to him, a sufficient bond that the remains shall be used for the promotion of medical science and in this State only ; and whoever uses a body for any other purpose, or removes it outside the State, or in any way buys, sells, or traffics in such bodies, is guilty of a misde- meanor, and shall be punished by imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years, at hard labor, in the county jail.—Ibid., p. 1151, sec. 8 ; Act March 18, 1867, sees. 1, 2. Any person who produces the death of any woman or infant, in procuring the miscarriage of the woman in any way, is guilty of a felony, and shall be punished by a fine not exceed- ing $500, and imprisonment, at separate and solitary confinement at labor, not exceeding seven years. Any person who attempts to procure, in any way, the abortion of any woman, is guilty of a felony, and shall be punished by fine not exceeding $500, and imprisonment, by sepa- rate and solitary confinement at hard labor, not exceeding three years.—Ibid., p. 341, secs. 134, 135. Any person who shall print or publish, or cause to be printed or published, in any news- paper in this State, any advertisement of any secret drug or nostrum purporting to be for the use of females; or any druggist or other person who shall sell, keep for sale, or give away any such drug or nostrum ; or any person who shall, by printing or writing, or in any other way, publish an account or description of any drug, medicine, instrument or apparatus for the purpose of preventing conception, or procuring abortion ; or shall, by writing or print- ing, or by circular, newspaper, pamphlet or book, or in any way, publish or circulate any obscene notice ; or shall, within this State, keep for sale or distribution any secret drug, nostrum, or medicine, for the purpose of preventing conception or procuring abortion or miscarriage ; such person shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and be punished by fine not ex- ceeding $1000, or imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding six months, or by both, at the discretion of the court. These provisions do not affect teaching in regularly chartered medical colleges, or the publication of standard medical works.—Ibid., p. 330, sec. 76; Act March 16, 1870. No apothecary, druggist, or other person, is allowed to sell or dispose of, at retail, any morphia, strychnia, arsenic, prussic acid, or corrosive sublimate, except upon the prescription of a physician, or the personal application of some respectable inhabitant of full age. of the town or place in which such sale may be made ; and in all cases, the word ‘‘ poison ” must be legibly marked on the label, package, or vessel in which the poison is contained. In case of a sale noton a physician’s prescription, the vender must note in a register the name and residence of the buyer, the quantity sold, and the date of the sale. Any one who violates this act is liable to a fine of not more than $50.—Ibid., p. 335, sec. 100; Act March 31, 1860. REGULATIONS FOR THE LICENSING- OF APOTHECARIES IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. The Pharmaceutical Examining Board in the City of Philadelphia consists of five skil- ful and competent pharmacists, who are appointed by the Mayor for the term of three years, and who are required to take an oath before the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions for Philadelphia county, that they will faithfully discharge their duties. This Board is required to keep a book of registration, which shall contain the name and address of every person who is qualified under this act to conduct the retail apothecary business. And all retail apothecaries who were conducting business at the time of the passage of this act, or who may hereafter conduct business, are required to appear before the Board and be registered. It is the duty of the Board to examine all persons who desire to conduct the retail apothe- cary, or drug business, and if satisfied of their qualifications, to grant a certificate, upon payment of $5, which shall entitle the holder to carry on such business. Any one who con- ducts the retail drug or apothecary business without a certificate, is liable to a penalty of $100 for each and every week during the period he shall so conduct his business. The provisions of this act, except so far as they relate to registration, do not apply to or affect any person who has received a diploma or certificate from any incorporated coliege or school of pharmacy, whose diploma is based upon a regular term of service in the drug or apothecary business, or who has been engaged in such business prior to the passage of this act. No person, not a graduate in pharmacy, is allowed to compound or dispense the prescrip- tions of physicians (except under the immediate supervision of the proprietor of the store, or his qualified assistant), unless he has been at least two years in a store where medicines are compounded, and has attended one full course of lectures on chemistry, materia medica, and pharmacy; and no proprietor shall leave his store in charge of any but a qualified assistant,—that is, one who is a graduate in pharmacy, whose diploma is based upon a regular term of service in the drug or apothecary business, and has been obtained from an incorporated college or school of pharmacy; or one who holds a certificate from the Phar- PENNSYLVANIA. 657 maceutical Examining Board. Any one who violates the provisions of this section is liable to a penalty of $100. Any person who shall, in any way, adulterate any drug or preparation used for medicinal purposes, is liable to a penalty of $500. Nothing in this act prevents practitioners of medicine, who do not keep open shop for retailing drugs, etc., from administering or supplying to their patients such articles as they may deem proper, nor affects the owners of, or dealers in, patent medicines.—Ibid., p. 70, sec. 1-11; Act April 4, 1872. Vendors of patent medicines must be licensed.—Ibid.,p. 1129 ; Act April 10, 1849. MEDICAL [IBM (II 11 STATE OF 111111. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. (POPULATION, 674,022.) Abel Jacob W., (e) 1076 Germantown ave. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Phila., 1866; member Pa. eclec. med. soc.; hosp. stew. U. S. army 3 yrs. Abrahams Isaac, 1210 Cherry st. Adams Henry W., 920 S. Fifteenth st. Adams William P., 1320 S. Tenth st. Adler John M., 1028 Arch st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1847; A. M., 1850; M. D., National med. coll., Washington, D. C., 1851 ; member med. soc. of Phila. co., coll. phys. and surg.: ass’t surg. U. S. vols.. during the war. Agnew D. Hayes, 1611 Chestnut st. Grad. Newark coll., Del., 1836; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1837; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; Phila. pathol. soc.; prof. surg. univ. of Pa.; pres. med. soc. of Phila. co., 1872; con- sult. surg. to Presbyterian hosp.; —author of 60 papers on “ Anatomy in its Relations to Medi- cine and Surgery,” “ Practical Anatomy,” “ Treatise on Yesico-Vaginal Fistula,” “ Trea- tise on Rup. Perineum,” and numerous surgical clinics, in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Agnew Erwin, 1126 Arch st. Aitken Henry L., 1515 Spring Garden st. Alarney William, 1104 Vine st. Aldrich Olive D., 613 Alaska st. Allison Robt. II., 218 S. Fifteenth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; ass’t demons. Phila. school of anat. Allaband Samuel C., 1829 S. Second st. Allen Harrison, 1109 Arch st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date.); member pathol. soc. of Phila., coll, of phvs., Phila., oph- thal. soc. of Phila., philosoph. soc. of Phila., acad. of nat. sciences; surg. to Phila. hosp.; sec. med. board Phila. hosp., 1872 ; prof. comp. anat. and med. zool. in auxiliary faculty univ. of Pa.; prof. anat. Lincoln univ.; prof. anat. and surg. Phila. dental coll.; surg. U. S. army 3 years ;— author of monograph on “ North American Cheiroptera,” “Memoir on Osteomyelites,” “Con- tributions to Human Osteology,” “ Outlines of Comparative Anatomy and Medical Zoology; ” —specialty, surgery. Allen Joshua G., 1237 Spruce st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; member ob- stet. soc. of Phila.; one of phys. and lecturer on obstet. in Phila. Lying-in-Charity. ABE ATL Allen Richard Cox, (h) 4708 Paul st., Fkd. M. 1)., Hahnemann rned. coll., Phila., 1868; mem- ber Am. inst. of homoeo., alumni asso. of Hahne- mann med. coll.; sec. board of managers alumni asso. of Hahnemann med. coll. Allis Oscar If., 1338 Spruce st. Lect. Phila, school of anat.; surg. Howard hosp. Almeida William Henry. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1854. Alrich E. L., 673 N. Broad st. Alstead Alfred L., 120 S. Seventeenth st. Ambruster George B., (h) 91-5 N. Eleventh. Andrews Benjamin, 329 S. Eighteenth st. Andrews T. Hollingsworth, 329 S. 18th st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; demonst. of surg. Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of Pa.; surg. Howard hosp. Ash H. St. Clair, 1112 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; pres. med. board of Charity hosp. Ashbridge William, 1702 Chestnut st. Ass’t demons. Phila. school of anat. Aslihurst John, Jr., 2002 W. He Lancey pi. Ashhurst Samuel, 1423 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Ashmead Horace E., 2148 Christian st. Ashton Adolphus H., (h) 730 S. Tenth st. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1852; member homceo. med. soc. of Phila. co., homceo. med. soc. of Pa., Am. inst. of homceo. Ashton Samuel K., 729 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Atkinson William, 7051ST. Eighteenth st. Atkinson William Biddle, 1400 Pine st. A. M., Phila. Central High School; M. P., Jeffer- sod med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Pa., med. soc. of Phila. co.; perm. sec. Am. med. asso., med. soc. of Pa.; ex-pres. and sec. med. soc. of Phila. co.; sec. northern med. asso. of Phila.; phys. dep’t of obstet. Howard hosp., Phila.; ass’t surg. U. S. army during late war; —specialty, obstetrics. Atlee Walter F., 210 S. Thirteenth st. A. B., Yale coll., 1846; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member coll, of phys., Phila.; surg. to St. Joseph’s hosp.;—author of “ Nelaton’s Clinical Surgery,” “ Bernard and Robin on the Blood.” 658 ATL BOC Atlee Washington L., 1408 Arch st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1829; member med. soc. of Phila. co., northern med. asso., and med. soc. of Pa.; perm, member Am. med. asso.;— author of “ Case of Hydrophobia,” 1839; “ Case of Small-pox Contagion Apparently Conveyed by Letter,” 1840; “A Case of Congenital Tumor Composed of Numerous Cysts,” 1843; “A Case of Extirpation of a Bilocular Ovarian Cyst by the Large Peritoneal Section,” 1844; “ A Tabu- lar Synopsis of 161 Operations of Ovariotomy,” 1845; “ Two Cases of Protracted Gestation,” 1846; “ Analysis of 179 Cases of Ovariotomy,” 1850; “ A Table of all the known Operations of Ovariotomy from 1701 to 1851,” etc., 1851; “Cases of Irritation of Bladder, arising from Various Causes in which Hydrangea arborescens was employed as a Remedy,” in “ N. J. Med. and Surg. Reporter; ” “On Placenta Prsevia,” ditto; “ A Case of Quadruple Birth,” ditto; and numerous other valuable and important articles, lectures and addresses. Atlee Washington L., Jr., 102 X. 15th st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member Rush med. book soc. of Phila., patholog. soc. of Phila., and alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years and 10 months. Axt Augustus, 516 Vine st. Axt Frederick, 1144 X. Third st. Bache Thos. II., 233 S. Thirteenth st. Badger Emil B. G., 315 Harmony st. M. 1)., Phila. med. coll., 1872 ; member med. board of northern dispens., Phila.; attend, phys. and surg. of northern dispens.; ass’t demons, in Phila. school of anat. Bahl Chas. II., 1002 X. Sixtli st. Bailey George, 1625 Walnut st. Baker Chas S., 1417 Marshall st. Baker James W., Lancaster ave. and 51st st. Baldwin Louis R., 1900 Wallace st. Baldwin Louis K., 1828 Coates st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; med. exam, assur. soc.; vaccine phys. fifth dis’t of Phila., under board of health; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Bardin Almon Z., (h) 129 X. Fortieth st. Barker George F., 408 S. Forty-first st. Prof, of physics in univ. of Pa. Barker Jesse, 216 X. Twelfth st. Barnes Alonzo M., (h) 3241 Germantown ave. Barr Benjamin, (h) 643 X. Thirteenth st. Barr David M., 215 X. Tenth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vol. hosp. 4 months. Barr John W. Res. phys. Howard hosp. Bartholomew G. R., (h) 723 X. Tenth st. Bartine D. Wesley, (h) 2039 Ridge ave. Bartles William II., Insane Dep’t Pa. Hosp. Ass’t phys. insane dep’t Pa. hosp. Bartley Francis W., 1429 Chestnut st. Barton John M., 201 S. Eleventh st. A. M., Phila. central high school, 1865; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Phila. co., and patholog. soc. of Phila.; perm, member Am. med. asso., 1872; chief, of surg. clinic in Jefferson med. coll.; surg. to Charity hosp.; ex-res. phys. Episcopal hosp. Bartram Thomas S., 1613 Richmond st. Bascomb Henry B., (hi 505 Spruce st. Bassett Albert, 1918 Mount Vernon st. PENNSYLVANIA, Baxter Henry F., 242 Catharine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Beach M. M., (h) 225 X. Forty-first st. Bean Francis A., 449 Fairmount ave. Beatty George, 1421 Walnut st. Beecher Abraham C. W., 1912 X. 12th st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1667; member obstet. soc. of Phila., and patholog. soc. of Pliila; med. exam. U. S. life ins. co.; clinical ass’t dis. of women, clinic of Jefferson med. coll.; ass’t demons, of anat., Jefferson med. coll. Beeker Carl, 244 X. Fifth st. M. I)., Vriel coll., Holstein, Germany, 1846; surg. of army, Schleswig-Holstein, 1841-51; surg. It. P. vols. 1 year. Beddoe Chas., 811 S. Twenty-first st. Belknap Eldridge G., 633 X.' Tenth st. Bell James R., 1817 X. Eleventh st. Benner Henry 1)., 841 S. Third st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Bennett William IT., 118 E. Huntingdon st. Berens Bernard, 1507 Arch st. Berens Joseph, (h) X. Broad cor. Green sts. Bernardy Eugene P., 1011 Walnut st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Phila.; ass’t demons, of anat., univ. of Pa.; private teacher of obstet.;— author of several articles on obstet. Bernardy Peter S., 1819 Ridge ave. Bertolet R. Morris, 113 S. Broad st. Member Am. med. asso. Bertolette D. X. Ass’t demons., Phila school of med. Betliell John P., 107 Brown st. Betton Thomas F., 4613 Germantown ave. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1832; member coll, of phys., Phila.; consult, surg. of Germantown hosp.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 31 years;— translated “Moreau’s Midwifery;” “Record’s Venereal; ” “Regnault’s Chemistry.” Betts B. Frank, (h) 1700 Girard ave. Prof, physiol, and microscopic anat. Hahnemann med. coll. Betts Thomas, 1710 Vine st. Member patholog. soc. of 1 hiJa., Phila. obstet. soc.; ass’t phys. to Phila. orthopaedic hosp.; ass’t phys. to Phila. lying-in charity. Beutel Peter, 150 X. Eleventh st. Biddle John B., 331 S. Seventeenth st. Prof, materia med. and gen’l coll, therapeutics Jefferson med. coll. Birch John P., (hi 3724 Bridge st. Birch Michael W., 1508 Frankford rd. Grad. Phila. coll, veterinary surg., 1860; member Pa. vet. asso.; prof, materia medica Pa. vet. coll.; chief vet, surg. U. S. army 1 year. Bird John F., 601 X. Eleventh st. Member med. soc, of Pa. Birkey Henry W., 242 S. Eighth st. Birkey Thomas W., 245 S. Sixth st. Blackwood W. R. D., 246 X. Twentieth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Madison co., Ala.; div. surg. U. S. army 8 years. Blake Francis R., 1122 Richmond st. Blake William H., (e) 1502 Vine st. Bland Thomas T., 515*S. Eighth st. Bleiler Charles, 4531 Germantown ave. Blomer Augustus P.,301 Dickinson st. Blood Charles L., 222 S. Xinth st. Bloom Henry, (h) 124 S. Xinth st. Bockius Albert A., 4770 Germantown ave. BOD PENNSYLVANIA. BUR 659 Bodley R. I,., 1435 1ST. Nineteenth st. Prof, chemistry and toxicol. woman’s med. coll, of Pa. Boericke & Tafel, (h) 635 Arch st., and 125 S. Eleventh st. Boisnot James M., 1308 N. Sixth st. Consult, surg. north, disp. Boker Charles S., 1622 Chestnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Bolles L. S. Sec. med. soc. of Phila. co. Bolling Robert, Chestnut ave., cor. Norwood ave. Romberger George L. Att. phys. and surg. north, disp. Bon well William-G. A., 1107 Arch st. Boone John F., (h)1232 Spring Garden st. Boothby Orson A., 1134 N. Third st. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1868; att. phys. to north, disp. of Phila. Bosset W. C., 2127 Columbia ave. Bournonville Augustus C., 516 N. Sixth. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Phila. co., northern med. asso.; obstetri- cian to St. Joseph’s hosp.; phys. to Jewish fos- ter home; surg. U. S. vols. in charge of U. S. hosp., Phila. Bowker James, 115 N. Seventeenth st. Bowman Jacob, 319 E. Dauphin st. Boyd Robert A., (e) 314 E. Cumberland st. Boyle Philip A., 1432 N. Second st. Bradley James, 238 S. Fifth st. Bradley Melissa A., 1215 N. Twelfth st. Grad. Ft. Edward collegiate inst., 1858; M. D., wo- men’s med. coll., Phila., 1872; phys. to women’s Christian asso., and Rosine home of Phila. Bradner N. Roe, S. E. cor. 21st and Race. Hon. A. M., Rutger’s coll, of N. J., 1869; M. D., Albany med. coll., 1864 ; perm. mem. Am. med. asso., 1872; mem. med. soc. of Orange co., N. Y.; ass’t phys. seamen’s retreat, Staten Island; ass’t phys to Pa. hosp. for insane; life member Am. acad. of nat. sciences, Phila.; ass’t surg. N. Y. vols. Branson Mary, N. College ave., cor. 22d st. Resident phys. woman’s hosp. Bray Daniel, 112 N. Seventeenth st. Breitenbach Samuel C., Green lane, Rox- boro’. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1848. Brewster William B., 201 S. Eleventh st. Bridges Robert, 119 S. Twentieth st. Prof, chemistry Phila. coll, of pharmacy. Brinckle Samuel C., 1131 Spruce st. A. B., Delaware coll., 1856; A. M., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; phys. to Howard hosp.; phys. to St. Luke’s church home; phys. to industrial home for girls. Brinton Daniel G., 2027 Arch st. A. B., Yale coll., 1858; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Phila. co., Am. philosophical soc., Am. acad. of nat. sciences, Am. antiquarian soc., historical soc. of Pa.; med. direct. U. S. army 3 years;—associate editor and editor “ Med. and Surgical Re- porter” and “Half Yearly Compendium.” Brinton John H., 1423 Spruce st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1850; A. M., 1853; 51. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; member coll, of phys., acad. of nat. sciences, Phila.; surg. to St. Joseph’s hosp.; surg. to Phila. hosp.; lect. on operative surgery in Jefferson med. coll., etc.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Broes Peter, 1025 Brown st. Brown S. Hastings, (h) 651 N. Tenth st. Brown William, (h) 651 N. Tenth st. ; Bruce Dorival, 600 Locust st. Bruen E. T. Ass’t demonstrator Pliila. school of anatomy. Bryan Joseph R. Consult, phys. northern disp. Bryant John D., 45 1ST. Seventeenth st. Buchanan John, (e) 514 Pine st. Buck Benjamin S., 647 N. Sixteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Buck Frederick J., 770 S. Fifteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Buck William Penn, 235 1ST. Tenth st. Buckby Wilson, 1329 N. Eighth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1370; member med. soc. of Phila.; ass’t demonst. of anat. at Phila. school of anat.; ass’t at eye clinic Jefferson med. coll., Phila. Buckley William C., 1550 1ST. Eleventh st. ! Buckman Edwin D., (e) 1030 Spring Gar- den st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; prof. chem. Pa. med. univ., 1859-60; prof, materia medica, 1S61; minor surgery Phila. univ. of med. and surg., 1866; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 20 months;—ed. “ Phila. Univ. Journal.” Buckwell Edward G., 1129 Ellsworth st. Budd Charles H., 1714 Race st. Bullard J. Arthur, 1116 Cutlibert st. Bullard Edwin Charles, E. S. Penitentiary. A. B., Phila. central high school, 1857; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa , 1864; resid. phys. E. State penitentiary, Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. 5 months. Bunn William H., 1943 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Bunting Ross R., Ridge ave. Burchall Henry, 4232 Market st. Burd J. Patterson, 1207 Walnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member alumni soc. univ. of Pa. Burden Andrew M., S. Eighth, cor. Federal. Burden Jesse R., Fitzwater, cor. S. 22d st. Burgess Aaron H., 1453 1ST. Sixth st. Burmeister Frederick F., 1942 Frankford av. Burnell William W., 1913 Green st. Burnett Charles Henry, 127 S. Eighteenth. A. B., Yale coll., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867 ; member coll, of phys., Phila., pathol. soc. of Phila., and Am. otolog. soc.; aural surg. Presbyterian hosp., Phila., and infirm, for diseases of eye and ear; matriculant of Berlin univ.; attendant at physical inst., Helmholtz univ., Heidelberg; ass’t to Prof. Politzer in Allgemein Krankenhaus;—author of “Clinical Notes on Diseases of the Ear,” 1872; “ Ueber das Vorkommen von Gefassheil- ungen im Trommelfelle einiger niederer Thiere. Monatssch. f. Ohrenh.,” Berlin, 1872; “ Lip- reading and Articulation in the Education of the Deaf and Dumb,” Phila., 1872; “External Ear a Sympathetic Resonator,” 1873; “ Com- parative Distribution of Bloodvessels in the Membrana Tympani,” 1873; and other import- ant German and English papers. Burnett J. O., 251 NT. Tenth st. Burns Robert, 4323 Frankford ave. Member med. soc. of Pa. Burns Robert Bruce, 4323 Frankford ave. Member med. soc. of Pa. 660 BUR PENNSYLVANIA, COX Caterson William M., 140 IT. Sixth st. Cathcart John II., 326 S. Twelfth st. Chandler William A., 2152 IT. Third st. Chapman Henry C., 107 S. Thirteenth st. Chapman human L., 341 S. Fifth st. Chestnut John H. W., 1816 Frankford rd. A. M., Central High School of Phila., 1867 ; M. 11, med. dej)’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Pa. Cheston D. Murray, 25 S. Sixteenth st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; mem. coll, of phys., Phila., pathol. soc., obstet. soc., Am. med. asso., 1872, med. soc. of Pa., and acad. of nat. science; treas. of obstet. soc.; phys. to children’s hosp. Child Henry T., 634 Race st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844. Chiles Edward, IT. Eighth cor. Fairmountav. Chipman Chester W., 328 IT. Seventh st. Choate E. S., (e) IT. Eighteenth cor. Wallace. Clark Daniel, 2019 Columbia ave. Clark David D., 1121 Spruce st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Clark George II., 1433 IT. ITineteenth st. Clark Leonardo S., 1505 Girard ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member coll, phys. of Pliila., pathol. soc. of Phila., med. soc. of Phila. co., northern med. soc. of Phila.; demons, of anat. in the med. dep’t of Lincoln univ.; phys. to Charity hosp.; member acad. of nat. science. Clark Thos. C., 2054 IT. Seventh st. Cleborne Christopher J., Ridge ave. Cleemann Richard A., 340 S. Twenty-first st. Phys. St. Mary’s hosp. Cleveland Emeline H., 1800 Mt. Yernon. M. D., woman’s med. coll., 1855; prof, of obstet. woman’s med. coll.; phys. to woman’s hosp. Coates Benjamin H., 701 Spruce st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Colien J. Solis, 1327 Green st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Coles Franklin H., (e) 2839 Girard ave. Coles J. W., ITaval Asylum. Surg. Naval hosp. Collins James, 538 Marshall st. A. B., Amherst coll., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. and chirur. asso.; med. soc. of Pa.; demons, surg. univ. of Pa., 1866-9; surg. to German hosp.; U. S. pension surg.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Comly Ezra, Byberry, 23d Ward. Comly Isaac, Byberry, 23d Ward. Prof. prin. and prac. of med., woman’s med. coll, of Pa. Condie D. Francis, 324 Catharine st. Conner Dennis IT., 920 IT. Fifteenth st. Conrad Isaac II., 215 Vine st. Cook Charles IT., 1624 IT. Twenty-second st. Cooke Jacob D., 313 E. Huntingdon st. Cooper C. Campbell, 5581 Main st., Mt. Airy. Cooper Josiah C., 1103 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Cooper Peregrine F., 2204 Chestnut st. Corbit William B., 1303 IT. Broad st. Corcoran James, 2355 Howard st. Cornelius Williams., (h) IT. Third near York. Cox William C., 116 S. Fifteenth st. Coxe Thomas C., 205 IT. Thirteenth st. Burns Wm., Jr.. 814 S. Seventh st. Burnside Eliza J., (h) 1015 Vine st. Burpee David, 1332 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; surg. to Howard hosp. Burr Richard, (h) 1644 IT. Eighth st. Burrougli Edmund Y., Wills’ IIosp., Race near Eighteenth st. Burtnett Jasper IT.. 2237 Callowhill st. Butcher Benjamin F., 771 S. Tenth st. Butcher IT. B., 838 IT. ITineteenth st. Butcher Thos. S., 838 IT. ITineteenth st. Butler Samuel Worcester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; diploma from Phila. med. inst., 1849; also from med. soc. of N. J., 1851; member med. soc. of Phila. co., and asso. of med. sup’ts insane hosp.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; hon. member med. soc. of N. Y. State, and New Orleans acad. of sci- ences ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Burlington co.; res. phys. and sup’t Phila. hosp. for insane 7 years; —author of “ Doctors’ Commons,” address before med. soc. of Burlington co.;—ass’t ed. “ N. J. Med. and Surg. Reporter,” (quarterly), 1850-2; ed. and propr. of “ N. J. Med. and Surg. Re- porter,” (monthly), and “ Med. and Surg. Re- porter,” (weekly); ed. and founder of “ Half- Yearly Compendium of Med. Science,” and “ Phys. Pocket Record; ” ed. of “ Medical Register and Directory of the United States.”—Deceased Jan. 6th, 1874, before com- pleting his last work. Buzzell James M., 315 S. Fourth st. Cadwalader Charles E., 252 S. Fourth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1858; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861. Cadwalader D. Willis, 1900 IT. Eleventh st. Cady Charles E., S. E. cor. 6th and York. M. D., Phila. coll, of med. (no date); attend. 3 full courses coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y.; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Caldwell Alexander, 1904 Christian st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Camac William, 416 Walnut st. Cameron Sylvester B., 100 IT. Fifteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872; member alumni soc. univ. of Pa. Campbell Howard S., (h) 310 IT. Sixth st. Campbell William G., 2016 Green st. Cantrell John H., 943 8. Second st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Carroll William, 617 S. Sixteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Carson Joseph, 1120 Spruce st. Prof, materia medica and phar. med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; member med. soc. of Pa. Carter Charles, 610 Fairmount ave. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1861; sec. northern med. asso., Phila.; phys. of northern disp.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy and army 4 years. Carter John S., 2005 IT. Fifth st. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1845. Carter Wm. L., 2827 Girard ave. Cassiday F. F., Frankford. Castle David M., (h) 2007 Arch st. M. D., Phila. Hahnemann med. coll., 1873 ; quiz- master in Hahnemann med. coll, on obstetrics; phys. to coll. disp. Castle Franklin D., 247 X. Fifth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1864; M. D., univ. of Wurz- burg, Bavaria, 1870; phys. in charge of chil- dren’s home, Atlantic City, 1872; specialty, dis- eases of the eye. CRA PENNSYLVANIA. DUV 661 Craige Thomas W., Vine near 22d st. Crandall Thomas V., 1613 FL Eighteenth st. Creadick Samuel, 1304 S. Fifth st. Cresson Mary, (h) 1726 FT. Tenth st. Cresson C. C., (h) 1132 Girard ave. Croasdale Hannah T., 21 N. Nineteenth st. Phys. obstet. dep’t of woman’s hosp. Crooks William C., 529 S. Thirteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years:—author of papers, “ Triplet Births,” 1867 ; “ Ice to Spine in Menorrhagia,” 1868; “Extirpation of Parotid Gland;” “Con- servative Surgery,” 1870, etc., etc. Crotzen Andrew J., 635 FT. Fifth st. Crowell Elisha, 3937 Market st. Crowly T. Stanton, 23 S. Twenty-first st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Cruice Robt. B., 731 FT. Seventeenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; fellow of the j coll, of ph^rs., 1866; phys. and surg. to St. Joseph’s hosp., 1863; ass’t surg. reg. army dur- ing war. Cummings J. B. Ass’t demons. Phila. school of anat. Cummiskey James, 2033 FT. Front st. Chief phys. St. Mary’s hosp. Curran John P., 1531 FT. Eighth st. Curran William, 1314 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Curtin Daniel J., 1600 S. Front st. Curtin Roland G., 332 S. Seventeenth st. Ph. D., univ. of Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member of patliol. soc. and obstet. soc. of Phila.; chief of med. disp.; obstet. to State hosp. for women and child.; ass’t phys. to Phila. Lying-in Charity;—author of paper, “ Sulphuric Acid as a Prophylactic in Epidemic Cholera,” 1873. Curtis Levi, 624 Wood st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; consult, phys. northern dispens. „ Da Costa Jacob M., 1609 Walnut st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; fellow coll, of phys., etc., etc.; prof. prac. of med. in Jefferson med. coll., Phila.; consult, phys. to children’s hosp.; phys. to Pa. hosp., Presbyterian hosp. Dallam Jobn M., 3600 Germantown ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853. Darrach James, Green near Rittenhouse st. Darrach William, 42 Queen, Germantown. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member coll, of phys. and patholog. soc. of Phila.; attend, phys. to Germantown hosp. and dispens.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Davidson David, 1512 Chestnut st. Davis David M., 710 N. FTineteenth st. Davis Jonathan, (e) 733 S. Eleventh st. Davis W. Beesley, (h) 323 Richmond st. Davis Wm. A., 1006 Fairmount ave. Deacon Benjamin II., 4554 Frankford ave. Deakyne Adam C., 780 S. Second st. Deal Lemuel J., 1103 Yine st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; consult, surg. of north- ern dispens. De Dobbeler Oscar, 449 FT. Fifth st. Diece Ernest Chr. H., 1022 N. Fifth st. M. D., univ. of Weimar, 1847, and two years’study in Jena; corresp. member phys. and naturalists soc., Germany;—author of “ Chemical Analysis and Therapeutics of Sena,” etc. Demme Theodore A., 600 FT. Sixth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. De Witt John W., 1731 Oxford st. De Young Philip, 242 FL Fifth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Dickeson Montroville W., 211 Lombard st. Dickey Rachael A., 401 E. Girard ave. Dickson George, 19 Armat, Germantown. M. D., attend, lects. at univ. of Pa.; corresp. mem- ber phys. and naturalists of north Germany ;— author of various papers. Dix Levin A., Catharine and S. Second sts. Dixon Mary J. Scarlett, 1603 Girard ave. Prof, of anat. in woman’s med. coll, of Pa. Dixon George B., 1410 Spruce st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member alumni soc. med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (not in prac- tice). Dixon Wm. C., 4041 Market st. Dodge Wm. L., (h) 1432 S. Fifth st. Dolley It. A., 1111 Girard st. Donnelly John F., 910 S. Tenth st. Doriand Wm. M., 4C34 Locust st. Doucet H. J., (e) 1203 Green st. Douglass John J. FT., Eighteenth cor. Vine. Downes Jesse L., 610 Annapolis st. Downs Robert jST., 5023 Germantown ave. Downes Thomas A., 4032 Market st. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member West Phila. med. book club and library asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Drysdale Thomas M., 1531 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso. Dubois Frederick C., 906 Filbert st. j Dudley Pemberton, (h) 684 FT. Twelfth st. Duer Edward L., 1704 Arch st. A. B. and A. M., Yale coll, (no dates); M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member Phila. coll, of phys., patholog. and obstet. soc. of Phila.; obstetrician to Phila. hosp. and Preston retreat; surg. to Pa. State liosp. for women; ass’t surg. U. S. army hosp. 3 years;—author of paper on “ Diphtheria.” Duffee Washington J.. 1739 Wallace st. Duhring Louis H., 1416 Spruce st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member coll, phys. and surg., and patholog. soc. of Phila.; clinical lect. on dis. of skin, med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; phyg. in charge of Phila. dispens. for skin dis., etc.;—author of various papers in medical journals. Dundore Adam J., 1728 FT. Twentieth st. Dunglison Richard J., 814 FT. Sixteenth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1356; member coll, of phys., and med. soc. of Pliila. co.; hon. local sec.' of New Sydenham soc., London ; phys. to the Al- bion soc.; corresp. sec. alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.; ex-attend. phys. to Burd orphan asy- lum and Pa. inst. for the blind;—author of “Dunglison’s History of Medicine,” 1872; “ Dunglison’s Mefical Dictionary; ” of papers, “ Observations of Deaf and Dumb,” 1858; “ Sta- tistics of Insanity in the United States,” 1860; “Abstracts of Pathology and Practice of Medi- cine,” etc., etc.;—edited “ Gray’s Anatomy,” 3d Am. edition. Dunmire George B., 133 FT. Seventh st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Dunn William H., 301 FT. Twentieth st. Dunton William R., 5059 Germantown ave. Duvall Augustus W., S. 4tli cor. Christian. 662 DWI PENNSYLVANIA, GIE Dwight Henry E., 336 S. Fifteenth st. Grad, of Yale coll., 1852; univ. of Berlin, 1863; coll, of France, Paris, 1864; M. D., univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. soc’s in Europe and Amer- ica ; phys. to Phila. hosp. Dyer John, 1740 Mount Vernon st. Eagleton James M., 120 X. Eleventh st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Earhardt Jacob R., (h) 1839 Arch st. Ebaugh W. C., 745 S. Fifth st. Eberhard John O., 1723 X. Seventh st. Edrehi Isaac, 1431 X. Fifteenth st. Egbert Daniel, U. S. X., 1335 S. Broad st. Ehrhardt Louis, 925 Race st. Ekwurzel William, 4624 Frankford ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Ellersham Wm„ Xorth Fifth cor. Green st. Elliger George, (h) 1112 Spring Garden st. Elwyn Alfred L., 1422 Walnut st. Ely Ellwood, 708 Girard ave. Emanuel Manly, 744 Fairmount ave. Member of royal coll, of surg., London, England, med. soc. of Delaware co.; pres, of soc. 17 years, resigned from infirmities of age. Emerson G., 923 Walnut st. Engel Hugo, 514 Wood st. Engleman Edgar, 2326 X. Tenth st. Erneman Louise, 1509 X. Sixth st. Erskine Sterling, 708 S. Sixteenth st. Eshleman Emory, 1202 Girard ave. Eshleman Isaac S., 935 X. Broad st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; v.-pres. med. soc. of Phila. co., 1873 ; member northern med. asso., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso.; pres, medico-chirurg. soc.; delegate to State med. soc. for 1874; member med. centennial committee of Phila. Esten E. Cornell, 1639 X. Eleventh st. Evans Chas., 702 Race st. Evans Edwin L., 1828 Christian st. Evans Horace, 635 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Evans Horace Y., 1631 Green st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1855: M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa,, 1858; member coll, of phys.; a cen- sor med. soc. of Phila. co.; visiting phys. to Episcopal hosp. and Charity hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 31 years. Evans Joshua R., Mill st. near York st., Branchtown. Fabian Joseph, 228 Vine st. Fahrney Jacob, 1337 Brandywine st. Far well William G., Xaval Asylum. Ass’t surg. naval hosp. Farr E. D., 2139 Montrose st. Farrington Ernest A., (h) 1616 Mt.Vernon st. Prof, gen’l and special pathol. and diagnosis Hannemann med. coll. Fassitt Theodore, 2017 Pine st. Fellger Adolphus, (h) 154 X. Eleventh st. Ferguson Joseph, 1822 Jefferson st. Filbert Ludwig S., 1902 Green st. Finck A. R., 1120 Girard st. Finn William II., 627 X. Tenth st. Fischer Andreas. 1217 Randolph st. Fischer Emil, 729 X. Sixth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Fish A. H., 1607 Vine st. Phys. to Charity hosp. Fisher John F., 1258 X. Eleventh st. M. D., Jefferson raed. coll., 1872. Fitcli George D., 819 Arch st. Fleming D. Lambden, 219 X. Sixth st. Fleming William J., 22u7 Callowhill st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Ford William H., 1622 Summer st. Foster Robert, 253 X. Eleventh st. Fox Charles W.. 4203 Kingsessing ave. Frank Adam, 1833 Poplar st. Franklin Marcus, 1817 Columbia ave. Surg. to German hosp. Freedley Samuel, (h) 549 Marshall st. Freeman William H., 652 X. Eleventh st. French Elizabeth J., (e) 1611 Summer st. French Harriet S., (h) 238 X. Ninth st. Frieke Albert, 235 NT. Sixth st. M. D., Berlin, Prussia, 1839 ; member coll, of phys., Pliila., Am. med. asso., 18?2., acad. of nat. sciences; v.-pres. med. soc. of Phila. co., 1874; phys. to German hosp. of Phila. Frick William S., 821 X. Eighth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 9 months. Frishmuth Jacob, (h) 651 X. Eleventh st. Fulton William W., 1504 Frankford ave. Gamage Theodore A., E. Huntingdon st. Treas. northeastern free disp. Gardner William, 901 Franklin st. Gardner Richard, (h) 146 X. Twentieth st. Gardette E. B., 910 Walnut st. Garretson James E., 1537 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member Phila. pathol. soc., and med. soc. of Delaware co.; prof, of gen’l surg. in Phila. dental coll., and oral surg. to univ. of Pa.;—author of “ Dis- eases and Surgery of the Mouth, Jaws, etc.,” 1869; “A System of Oral Surgery,” 1873;— specialty, oral surgery. Garvin John J., (h) 1546 X. Eleventh st. Gaskill Asa P., (h) 632 X. Fourth st. Gause Owen B., (h) 140 X. Twelfth st. Prof, midwifery and diseases of women and child. Hahnemann med. coll. Gauntt Chas. S., (e) 731 Green st. Gay William S. S., 2063 Lombard st. Gayley James F., 133 S. Eighteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Gebler Charles F., 1113 Jefferson st. Gegan James J., 812 S. Second st. Gerard Henry, 925 Race st. Gerhard George S., 1911 Spruce st. Ass’t demonst. Phila. school of anat. Gerhard Herman, 1550 X. Seventh st. Gerhard Joseph X., (h) 1010 Spring Garden. Gerhard S. A., 817 X. Sixteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Gessler Charles W., (h) 1332 S. Fifth st. Getchell Frank II., (h) 1432 Spruce st. Gilbert Franklin P., 1828 S. Tenth st. Gilbert Josephus C., Main near Wissahickon. Gilbert W. Kent, 834 Pine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Gilliams Lewis S., 723 S. Sixteenth st. Gilman W. Biddle, (h) 806 S. Third st. Ginkinger William II. II., 629 Poplar st. Girvin Robert M., 3924 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. GIT IIAR 663 Githens William H. H., 1106 Pine st. Grad. Phila. coll, of pharmacy, 1861; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member Phila. obstet. soc.;—author of paper on “ Cerebro- Spinal Meningitis,” 1S67; numerous articles in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Gittings J. B. Howard, 3401 Walnut st. Given R. A., Kelleysville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; member coll, of phvs., Phila.;—specialty, treatment of in- sane. Gleason Cloyes W., 1007 Arch st. Goddard Kingston, Jr., 239 S. Thirteenth st. Goersen G. Frederick, (h) 169 Cumberland. Goines Isaac, 422 S. Sixth st. Gold Hiram, 521 S. Fourth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Goldsborough L. W.. 410 Spruce st. Goodell William, N. 20tli, cor. Hamilton. Grad. Williams coll., 1851; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; mem- ber coll, of pliys., Phila., med. soc. of Phila. co., Phila. obstet. and patholog. soc; phys. in charge of Preston retreat; corres. member of the Impe- rial med. soc. of Constantinople, and gyneco- logical soc. of Boston; member of British literary and scientific institution of Constanti- nople ; clinical lecturer on diseases of women and children in univ. of Pa.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months;—author of papers, “Con- cealed Accidental Hemorrhage of Gravid Womb,” 1870; “Management of Perineum in Labor,” 1871; “ Ancient Methods of Delivery,” 1872, etc., etc. Goodman H. Ernest, 1427 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member coll, of phys., Am. med. asso., 1872, patholog. soc., and ophthalmological soc. of Phila.; port. phys. of Phila. 6 years; now surg. of orthopaedic hosp., Wills’ liosp., and consult, surg. woman’s hosp.; surg. and med. direct. U. S. vols. 41 yrs. Goodman John, 5079 Germantown ave. Goodno Wm. C., (h) 5204 Lancaster ave. Gonld Samuel G., 1123 Bainbridge st. Graham George W., 431 N. Second st. Graham James, 1312 Pine st. Graham John, 326 S. Fifteenth st. Graham William E., 1727 N. Eighth st. Gramm Gustavus E., (h) 1651 Vienna st. Granger Perry, 929 Spruce st. Green Alfred W., 5160 Germantown ave. Green Charles, (e) 161 Cumberland st. Green Charles D., 125 S. Thirteenth st. Greene AYilliam II., 607 N. Eighteenth st. Gregg William, 130 Race st. Grier Matthew, Jr., 312 South Fifteenth st. Griffith S. Henderson, 1409 N. Twelfth st. Griffith Jethro J., (h) 173 Green lane, Mana- yunk. Griffith S., (h) 954 N. Tenth st. Griffith William M., (h) 2039 Ridge ave. Griffiths Amos W., 256 N. Twelfth st. Griggs William O., 707 Buttonwood st. Grindle Wesley, 606 Spruce st. Grissom William W., 256 N. Ninth st. Gross Ferdinand H., 608 N. Sixth st. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Phila. co., patholog. soc. of Phila., northern med. soc. of Phila., alumni asso. Jef- ferson med. coll.; visiting surg. and pres. med. board of German hosp., Phila.; held surgical clinic of disp. St. Mary’s hosp., Phila., 3 years ; med. exam, life ins. co.; surg. U. S. vols 44 years;—specialty, surgery. PENNSYLVANIA, Gross Henry S., 1451 S. Second st. Gross Samuel D., S. Eleventh, cor. Walnut. Prof. inst. and prac. of surgery, Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of Pa. Gross Samuel W., S. Eleventh, cor. Walnut. Consult, surg, northern disp. Grove John H., 1330 Arch st. Surg. St. Mary’s liosp. Groves M. F., 801 S. Front st. Gruel Louis, 903 N. Fifth st. Gruel Theodore, 519 Spruce st. Guernsey Henry Newell, (h) 1423 Chest- nut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844 ; member homceo. men. soc. of Phila. co., liomceo. med. soc. of Pa., Am. inst. of homceo.; ex-prof, obstet. liomceo. med. coll.; prof. mat. med. Hahnemann coll., and dean of faculty;—author of “ Obstet. and Diseases of Children.” Guernsey Joseph C., (h) 1423 Chestnut st. Guernsey William F., (h) 4430 Frankford rd. Guiteras John. Ass’t dem. Phila. school of anat. Gumpert Benjamin B., (h) 840 Franklin st. Guth Edward F., 1201 S. Ninth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; outdoor phvs. for Guardians of Poor; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Hacks John II., 1032 Pine st. Hadley Louis H., 1301 Arch st. Haeseler Charles II., fh) 2009 Arch st. Haines Franklin P., (h) 1538 N. Thirteenth. Hall A. Douglas, 1623 Spruce st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; surg. Wills’ ophthal. liosp.; surg. St. Mary’s hosp. Hall George, Frankford. Hall John C., 4527 Frankford ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; ass’t surg. to Episcopal hosp.; phys. to Jewish hosp.; vaccine phys. to board of health; out-door phys. to poor of Frankford. Hall John Parker, 23 N. Juniper st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1836; A. M., 1839; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member med. soc. of Phila. co. Hall L. Brewer, 1731 Girard ave. Hall William K., Blockley Hosp., Phila. Hallman John S., 243 S. Ninth st. Halsey William S., 1352 Spruce st. Hamilton George, 1600 Summer st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Hamilton Wm. C., (h) 2119 Germantown ave. Hammill Benjamin F., 113 S. Broad st. Hampton John T., N. Twelfth, cor. Arch. Ilangerbuhler Marie, (h) 1232 N. Fifth st. Hanley Michael A., 1206 Pace st. Hanly William H., 511 S. Twelfth st. Ilarbison W. C., 228 N. Twelfth st. Hare Horace Binney, 254 S. Twenty-first st. Hare John J., (e) 236 New st. Harlan George C., 1806 Chestnut st. Surg. Wills’ ophthalmic hosp. Harlow Louis D., 1519 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa. ITarnar C. W., 1636 Walnut st. Harper Henry, 1806 Columbia ave. Harper Thomas S., 1811 Walnut st. Phvs. to Howard hosp. Harris Charles M., 211 S. Seventeenth st. Harris James M., 3922 Chestnut st. Harris Henry, (h) 1017 Lombard st. 664 HAR PENNSYLVANIA HOU Harris Robert P., 713 Locust st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1841; A. M., 1844; M. D., univ. of Pa., 1844; fellow coll, of phys., Phila.; member of obstet. soc., philoso. soc. of Phila.; attend, phys. of Franklin Reformatory Home, Phila.; ass’t surg. of post at Phila. during en- tire war;—author of paper, “History of Caesa- rean Operation in U. S.,” “ Early Puberty;” “ Early Pregnancy,” etc. Harrison Wm. D., 403 N. 41st st., W. Phila. ILarshberger A., Soldiers’ Orphan Institute. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; phys. and superintend. Soldiers’ Orphan Inst., 23d and Parrish sts.;—author of articles in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Hart Alexander C., 1920 N. Twelfth st. Hart Clias. L., 737 S. Ninth st. Hart Harry C., 1317 Walnut st. Hartley Francis W., 1429 Chestnut st. Hartshorne Edward, 1439 Walnut st. Ilartshorne Henry, 1210 Filbert st. Prof, of hygiene med. dep’t univ. of Pa., and con- sult. phys. woman’s hosp., Phila., of theory and prac. of med., med. dep’t of Lincoln univ. Harvey Joseph, 700 Morris st. Hassenplug Jacob II., 611 N. Sixteenth st. Hassler Ferdinand A., 4001 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; fellow coll, of phys., Phila.; prof, materia medica, med. dep’t Lincoln univ.; phys. to the infants’ home ; member of acad. of nat. sciences, Phila.; com- piler of Register for “ Med. Reg. and Direc- tory of THE U. S.,” and author of various med. papers. Hastings Isabella, (e) 415 S. Ninth st. Hatfield Nathan, 501 Franklin st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; phys. to Charity hosp. Hatfield Nathan L., 501 Franklin st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Hathaway Isaac J., 2132 N. Fifth st. Hay Thomas, 1127 Arch st. M. D., univ. of Pa. 1861; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872; corres. member gynsecolog. soc. of Boston ; —author of paper, “ The Long Tube in Intes- tinal Obstructions,” 1869; “ Removal of an In- verted Uterus with an Intramural Fibrous Tu- mor of the Fundus by Ecraserment,” 1871. Haynes Francis L., 280 E. Cumberland st. Hays Isaac, 1527 Locust st. Hazard Alexander, 1035 S. Seventeenth st. Hazel Franklin B., 855 N. Eleventh st. Ass’t surg. eye and ear infirmary. Healy J. J. Res. surg. St. Mary’s hosp. Hearn Joseph W., 324 Catharine st. Ileberton G. Craig, 2018 Walnut st. Ileckel Edward B., 254 N. Twenty-second st. Ileeman Thos. E., 4650 Lancaster ave. Heilman Isaac, 1515 N. Twenty-first st. Ilelfrich J. S., 400 S. Eighth st, Heller Henry, (h) 428 N. Fifth st. Heller Maximilian, 709 Brown st. M. D., med. dep’t Phila. coll., 1858; ex-member Cincinnati acad. of med.; surg. U. S. vols. Hellyer Edwin, 816 Otis st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Helmuth Wm. S., (h) 1904 Spruce st. Hendrie W. Scott, Ilolmesburg. Hendry Bowman, 1843 Chestnut st. Henry Fred. P., 635 Spruce st. Henszey Sami. C., Jr., 3320 Hamilton st. Ilering Constantine, (h) 112 X. Twelfth st. Heritage Joseph, 334 Catharine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Hetzell David G., 4011 Ilaverford st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861; member of West Phila. med. book dub and library asso.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years and 6 months. Hewson Addinell, 135 S. Fifteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; surg. Pa. hosp. Heyl Albert, 1537 Pine st. Ileysinger Isaac W., (h) 1433 Girard ave. Hickman Napoleon B.,326 S. Sixteenth st. , M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; ass’t surg. at Satterlee hosp. 1 year ;—author of paper on “ Complete Transposition of Abdominal and Thoracic Vis- cera,” 1868. Hill Charles H., 1311 Jefferson st. Iline Elmore C., 1923 Fairmount ave. Member med. soc. of Ohio; prof, of surg. med. dep’t Lincoln univ. Hinkle Albert G. B., 1300 Spring Garden st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Hinkle M. H., 254 N. Thirteenth st. Hitchens Peter S., (h) 941 N. Twelfth st. Hobensack John N., 206 N. Second st. Hodge II. Lennox, 903 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; consult, phys. lying-in dep’t northern dispens. Hoffman W. Atlee, 115 N. Eighteenth st. Phys. to Charity hosp. Holbrook Charles N., 515 S. Ninth st. Holcombe J. Randolph, (h) 1220 N. Twelfth. Holt Jacob F., 1939 Poplar st. A. M., Harvard univ. (no date); M. T>., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; prof, of anat. and physiol, in central high school, Phila.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years, hosp. and camp. Hood Mary G., Woman’s Hospital. Ass’t phys. woman’s hosp. Hooper William II., 112 S. Thirteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Iloopes Pascal J., 7129 Darby road. Hopkins Harriet C. L., 613 Alaska st. Hopper Isaac T., 919 Clinton st. Hoppin Samuel B.. 25 S. Nineteenth st. Horn George H., 874 N. Fourth st. Ilorner Gustavus R. B., 410 S. Eleventh st. Hornor Caleb W., 1637 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Horwitz Phineas J., Naval Asylum. Med. direc. naval hosp. Hosfield George, (h) 1229 S. Eighth st. Hottenstein C. D., 3222 Market st. Hough John Stockton, 2003 Walnut st. 13. C., Polytechnic coll., Phila., 1867 ; M. C., 1870; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; corresp. member gvnsecolog. soc. of Boston ; med. exam, for life ins. co.;—author of papers on “ Abscess/ and Calculus of Kidneys,” 1870; “Instrument for Intra-Uterine Medication,” 1871; “ Statistics relating to Proportion of Sexes in the Deaths from Cancer in Philadelphia for Eleven Years,” 1871; “ Statistics showing Proportion of Women Dying of Cancer of Uterus,” 1872 ; “ Accidental and Voluntary Coincidental Fatality,” 1873; “ Effect of Nationality of Parents on the Propor- tion of Sexes among their Offspring,” 1873; “A new Theory Explanative of the Cause of En- largement of the Prostate Gland,” 1873; “The Cause of the Rotation and Equal Number of Sexes in Births,” 1873, and numerous important papers. IIOU PENNSYLVANIA, KLI 665 Houghton Chas. W., 1528 N. Seventh st. Howard E. Clarence, 508 S. Tenth st. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1869. Howe Herbert M., 1606 Locust st. Howell Samuel B., 1513 Green st. Prof, mineral, and geol. univ. of Pa., and of chem. in med. dep’t Lincoln univ. Huckel Jacob, 529 Catharine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Hughes Isaac W., 3945 Chestnut st. Hunt John G., 123 N. Tenth st. Prof, of micros, and histol., and consult, phys. woman’s med. coll, of Pa. Hunt William, 1300 Spruce st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; surg. of Pa. hosp. Hunter Charles T., 1905 Walnut st. Hunter John A., 760 S. Tenth st. Hunter Samuel W., 755 S. Twentieth st. Hunter Thomas, 767 S. Twelfth st. Hurst John, 1331 N Front st. Hutchins Henry, 1350 Catharine st. Hutchinson James II., 2019 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; phys. to Pa. hosp. Hutt William H., 1324 S. Fourth st. M. D., univ. of Pa., 1870; med. direc. to Church dispens., Southwark ; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years and 3 months. Hylton Stanley C., 234 N. Eleventh st. Ingham James V., 1312 Spruce st. Ingram Thomas, 491 N. 4th st. Isaacs J., 718 Arch st. Jack W. L., 812 N. Tenth st. Jackson John, 1715 N. Front st. Jacoby Edward, Main st. near Union ave. James Bushrod W., (h) 1821 Green st. Sec. Am. inst. of honiceo. James Isaac, (h) Bustleton. James John E., (h) 1013 Green st. James Walter M., (h) 123 N. Twenty-first st. Jamison Edward W. Res. phys. to Pa. hosp. Janvier Edgar, 1602 Richmond st. Jeanes Jacob, (h) 521 Vine st. Jenkins James, 316 N. Nineteenth st. Jenks William F., 1616 Locust st. Prof, of obstet. in med. dep’t of Lincoln univ. Jennings James L., 1513 N. Twentieth st. Johnston .1. Keyes, 1511 N. Twentieth st. Johnson John D., Twenty-second and Fine. M. D., Phila. med coll., 1854. Jones Alfred, (h) 254 S. Twelfth st. Jones Edward, 1945 Richmond st. Jones John W., 209 Washington ave. Jones S. Preston, Insane Dep’t Pa. Hospital. Jones Wm. B., 1600 S. Eighth st. Jordan Ewing, 2006 Pine st. Judson Oliver A., 243 S. Eighteenth st. Kaemmerer Julius, 811 S. Third st. Kamerly C. Ernest, S. Third, cor. Federal. Karsner Charles W., (h) 1541 Ellsworth st. Karsner Daniel, 2234 Franklin st. Karsner James II., 1700 Wharton st. Keating John M. Ass’t demonst. Phila. school of anat. Keating William V.. 1604 Locust st. Keedy Samuel II., 1101 Girard st. Keen William W., 1729 Chestnut st. A. M., Brown univ. and Phila. high school; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member coll, of phys., Phila., and pathol. soc. of Phila.; 'leet. on pathol. and anat. Jefferson med. coll.; lect. on anat. and operative surg. Phila. school of anat.; consult, surg. to St. Mary’s hosp.; ass’t surg U. S. army 2 years;—author of papers on “ Gunshot Fracture of Upper Jaw,” 1864; “ Ex- periments on Prussic Acid testing Atropia as an Antidote,” 1870; “Tetanus treated success- fully with Enormous Doses of Calabar Bean,” 1871; “ Successful Operation for Yesico-Vaginal Fistula, with complete Eversion of the Blad- der,” 1872; with numerous other important articles. Keichline Thomas, 502 N. Fourth st. Keim Henry, 4417 Main st., Manayunk. Keim Wm. H., (h) 2015 Ridge ave. KeUer Elizabeth C., 1105 Arch st. MTD., woman’s med. coll, of Pa., 1871attend, phys. to Bedford st. hosp. and disp., Phila.; attend, phys. in obstct. dep’t of woman’s hosp., Phila.; clin. lect. in woman’s hosp., Phila.; lect. on physical diagnosis in woman’s med. coll, of Pa. * i Keller William C. C., 257 N. Sixth st. Kelley Jos. V., 4257 Main st., Manayunk. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Kenderdine Robt. S., 531 FT. Thirteenth st. Kennedy Alfred L., 1716 Market st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Kennedy David, 222 S. Ninth st. Grad. Belfast coll., Ireland, 1844; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1867. Kent John E., (h) 2100 Green st. Kerr George, 711 S. Nineteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Kerr Mark G., 805 N. Fifteenth st. Keys Roger, S. Twelfth, cor. Pine st. Keyser Peter D., 1630 Arch st. M. D., univ. of Jena, Prussia, 1864; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872; ex-pres. medico-chirurg. soc.; ex-pliys. northern disp. and Jewish hosp.; now surg. Wills’ hosp.; ophthal. surg. Phila. eye and ear infirm.; clin. lect. on ophthalmology in Phila. eye and ear infirm.;—author of “Im- provement of Vision the Result of Dental Ir- ritation,” 1870; “On the Measurement of the Prominence of the Eye, with an Instrument therefor,” 1870; “Clinical Contributions on Ophthalmology,” in “ Med. and Surg. Re- porter.” Kinkelin Arnold R., 33 S. Eleventh st. Kirk Richard M., 2018 Green st. Grad, central high school, Phila., 1859 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.; out-door phys. to guar- dians of poor, Phila.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Kirkbride Thomas S., Pa. Hosp. for Insane, West Phila. Sup’t phys. Pa. hosp. for insane; member med. soc. of Pa. Kirkbride Stacy B., 464 Marshall st. Kitchen James, (h) 715 Spruce st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1822; curator of Hahnemann coll., Phila. Klapp Joseph, 622 Spruce st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; med. board of Howard hosp. Kline Robt. II., 931 Arch, & 65tli & Vine sts. KLI LYO 666 Ivline William O., Jr., 1213 Germantown ave. Member med. soc. of Pa. Knight Carlos W., 1905 Columbia ave. Knight John, Fox Chase P. O., 23d Ward. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866. Knight Sam. R., Front, cor. Huntingdon st. Sup’t phys. Episcopal hosp.; member med. soc. of Pa. Knight William, 1801 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Knorr John K., 910 N. Front st. Knorr John K., Jr., E. Girard ave., cor. Otis. Knorr Matthias K., 910 N. Front st. Koch Augustus W., (h) 118 N. Twelfth st. Koch Richard, (h) 35 N. Twelfth st. Koecker L. R., 1302 Walnut st. Koeling Gustave, 811 N. Fifth st. Koerper Joseph F., 475 N. Sixth st. Kolloek Henry G. M., 1935 Poplar st. Kollock John M., 1333 Fairmount ave. Korndoerfer Augustus, (h) 805 N. Eleventh. Kreitzer Michael C., 1536 N. Fourth st. Lamb William W., S. W. cor. Hanover & Thompson sts. M. D., univ. of Pa.; Long Island hosp. coll., 1862; member med. asso. of Gloucester co., N. J.; U. S. inspect, of drugs; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Lambdin Alf. C., 211 Price st., Germantown. Lamber William, 319 S. Sixteenth st. A. M., univ. of Pa., 1842; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1S45; med. inspect. U. S. navy 26 years. Lampen Michael, 35tli & Haverford sts. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. 3 years. Lancaster Thomas, 227 N. Eleventh st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; out-door phys. to poor of 4th dis’t, 10th ward. Landis Joseph A., 1922 Wallace st. Landis Simon M., (hygienic) 13 N. 11th st. La Roche C. Percy, 1407 Locust st. Phys. to St. Mary’s hosp. Lauback A. J., 3449 Walnut st. Laubach Win. II., (h) 701 N. Nineteenth st. Laughlin James E., 632 Christian st. Laws James, 1938 Spruce st. M. ?)., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); U. S. navy 11 years. Lawyer Fletcher C., 727 S. Twelfth st. Leach Alonzo L., 2118 Spruce st. Leake E. F., Frankford. Leaman Henry, 229 N. Eleventh st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Leavitt Tlmddeus L., High, near Main st., Germantown. Phys. in charge of Germantown disp. Lechner John D., (h) 531 Washington ave. - Le Conte John L., 1625 Spruce st. A. B., St. Mary’s coll., Md., 1842; A. M., 1844; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1846; member coll, of phys. Phiia., and of scientific socs. in the U. S. and foreign countries; U. S. vols. 3 years. Lee Benjamin, 1503 Spruce st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. P., N. Y. med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Phiia. co., Am. med. asso., 1872; treas. Pa. med. soc.; —author of contributions to the “ Treatment of Angular Curvature of the Spine; ” “ Affections of the Spine and Nervous System and Deformi- ties,” etc. PENNSYLVANIA. Lee John Iv., (h) 3800 Chestnut st. Lee W., (h) Fox Chase. Lee Richard H., 929 N. Broad st. Member med. soc.. of Pa. Lee Robert II., 1609 Fraakford rd. Lefevre Joseph II., 224 N. Sixteenth st. Leidy Joseph, 1302 Filbert st. Prof. anat. med. dep’t univ.of Pa.; member med. soc. of Pa. Leidy Philip, 476 N. Sixth st. M. JL>., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member Am. med. asso., 1872, northern med. soc. of Phiia.; pres, of rnedico-chirurgical soc.; surg. U. S. army 4 years. Leiper Armstrong, 230 S. Ninth st. Lentz Henry S., (h) Main near Union st. Leon Joseph M., 505 Marshall st. Lessey Justus, 333 N. Ninth st. Levick James J., 1112 Arch st. Levis Richard J., 1301 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa; surg. Pa. hosp.; surg. Wills’ ophthalmic hosp. Levy II. II., Phiia. Hosp. Lewis Elisha J., (h) 1628 Locust st. Lewis Francis W., 2012 Spruce st. Lewis Richard, (h i 4550 Frankford rd. Lewis Richard J., 1301 Arch st. Linton Herman B., 548 N. Tenth st. Linton James D., 2514 N. Tenth st. Lippe Adolph, (h) 1204 Walnut st. Lippincott Eldridge, (h) 205 Catharine st. Lippincott J. A., Race, between 18tli & 19th. House surg. Wills’ ophthalmic hosp. Littell Squire, 1623 Spruce st. Emeritus surg. Wills’ ophthalmic hosp. Livezey Edward, 507 N. Sixth st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1S42; A. M., 1845; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; ex-member med. soc. of Bucks co.; ex-prof, in female med. coll, of Pa.;—author of various med. papers. Lloyd Daniel C., 726 N. Eighth st. Ass’t surg. eye and ear infirm. Lodge John W., Overbrook P. O. M. I)., med. coll. S. C., 1859; phys. to Christ church hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Loeling Gerhard, 610 Columbia ave. Longshore Hannah E., 1326 Arch st. M. 1)., woman’s med. coll., Phiia., 1852. Longshore Joseph S., 1430 N. Eleventh st. Longstreth Morris, 333 S. Twelfth st. A. B., Harvard univ., 1806; A. M., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member pathol. soc. of Phiia.; phys. to outdoor patients of Pa. hosp.; curator and pathologist to Pa. hosp. Longstreth M. Fisher, 110 S. Seventeenth st. Ludeke August, 231 Green st. Ludlow John Livingston, 1901 Chestnut. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1838: A. M., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1841; member coll, of phys.; v.-pres. Phiia. obstet. soc.; member acad. of nat. science, Phiia.; pres. med. board of Phiia. hosp.; consult, phys. to Presbyterian hosp.;—author of “ Manual of Exam, in Medi- cine.” Lynch N. R., 1201 Jefferson st. Lynd John L., 1313 Filbert st. Lyons William, 1312 N. Front st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; member med. soc. of Phiia. co.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 3 years. McA PENNSYLVANIA. MEI 667 Me Adam Alexander H., 727 X. Fifth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. McArthur John A., 1005 Spruce st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Phila co., pathol. soc. of Phila., obstet. soc. of Phila.; surg. to Pa. hosp. for women and in- fants; phys. to industrial home for girls; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. McBride Isaac, 1761 Frankford ave. McCall Charles A., 3941 Chestnut st. McCandliss W. A., 2001 Arch st. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1846. McClatchley R. J., (h) 918 X. Tenth st. Gen’l sec. Am. inst. of homoeo. McClean William J., 700 S. Twelfth st. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1865. McClellan George, 110 S. Thirteenth st. McClellan John H. B., 1029 Walnut st. McClellan Cochran, 300 S. Eleventh st. McClintock James, 1131 Callowhill st. McClintock Jesse R., 410 S. Ninth st. McClintock J. R. B., 823 Race st. McClure W. Wallace, 21 S. Sixteenth st. Surg. Wills’ ophthal. hosp. McCombs Rob’t S., 832 X. Tenth st. McCourt James, 218 Oxford st. M. D., univ. of Glasgow, Scotland, 1839; ex-obstet. of St. Joseph’s hosp. McCrea James A., 2004 De Lancey pi. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1833; member med. soc. of Phila., coll, of phys., and board of health of Phila., 1859. McCreedy Jeremiah, 261 S. Tenth st. McCune Clay, 1717 S. Sixth st. McDowell F. Buck, 917 Walnut st. McFadden James, 404 Fairmount ave. McFerran Joseph A., 1924 Green st. McGlaughlin Chas. C., 401 S. Fifth st. A. B., univ. of Lewisburgh ; M. I>., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; ass’t res. phys. to Phila. hosp., 1858-59; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. McGrath John M., 843 S. Third st. Member med. soc. of Pa. McGuigan Ignatius J., 1244 X. Seventeenth. McGuigan James A., 1601 X. Twelfth st. Mcllhenney William S., 806 E. Dauphin st. McLean Hugh D., 1331 Pine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. McLeod G. T., (h) 3905 Locust st. McMullen James, 1114 S. Front st. Me Murray Andrew S., 1306 Pine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. McNeill Malcolm, 911 S. Twentieth st. Macomber Nathaniel G ., Frankford. Ass’t phys. to Friends’ asylum for insane, Frank- ford. McNutt John, 1705 Christian st. McQuillen J. H., 2100 Arch st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; prof, of physiol, in Phila. dental coll., and dean of the faculty; corresp. member Am. micros, soc.;—editor of “ Dental Cosmos,” 1859-73. MeRean Thomas Augustine, 625 X. 7th. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Phila. co., medico-chirurg. soc., and Am. med. asso. Macavoy John, 1251 X. Second st. MacCormac James II., (h) 544 X. Sixth st. Macfarlan Malcolm, (h) 1721 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1865; homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1868; member liomceo. med. soc. of Phila. and co., and Am. inst. of homoeo. ; prof, of clinical surg. in Hahnemann med. coll.; med. cadet U. S. army. Maepherson William, 349 Wharton st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. Madison Chas. M., 1105 Girard st. Maguigan I. J., 1241 X. Seventeenth st. Grad, of Rock Hill coll., Md., 1864; M. IX, Jeffer- son med. coll., 1868; visit, phys. to home of the little sisters of the poor. Mahon Albert, 320 N. Ninth st. Malin George W., (h) 4794 Germantown ave. Malin John, (h) 4847 Germantown ave. Malin William G., Pennsylvania Hospital. Malin William H., (h) Main cor. Union ave. Mann Chas. H., 809 Marshall st. Mann Daniel, 1204 Callowhill st. Mann William H., (h) 1754 X. Tenth st. Mansfield Rich. S., 727 X. Tenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. March Daniel, Jr., X. Pront cor. E. Hun- tingdon st. Maris Edward, 127 S. Fifth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; res. phys. to Phila. dispens. 14 years. Maris Richard, 270 S. Sixteenth st. Markoe James, 112 S. Seventeenth st. Marselis Isaac X., 411 Pine st. Marbourg H. W., 1826 X. Seventh st. Marshall Samuel D., 1347 S. Fifth st. Martin Henry L., (h) 500 X. Eighteenth st. Martin H. Noah,Eighteenth & Buttonwood. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa.; member homoeo. med. soc. of Phila., homoeo. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of homoeo.; hon. member homoeo. med. soc. of Yt.; prof. prac. of med. and dis. of chil., Hahnemann med. coll.;—editor “ Am. Journal of Homoeo. Materia Medica.” Massey James T., 738 S. Broad st. Mathews Chas., 1302 Franklin st. Matlack Chas. F., (h) 13 Shoemaker lane, Germantown. Matthews William Learning, 2522 Gray’s Ferry road. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871. Maury Frank F., 1218 Walnut st. Maxwell J. Gordon, 925 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. May Xewton, (h) Main near Hickory st., Holmesburgh. Mayburry William, 635 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Mays George, 1844 Thompson st. Grad, of Frankin and Marshall coll., 1857 ; M.D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Mears Benjamin R., York road near Mill, Branchtown. Mears J. Ewing, 222 S. Sixteenth st. Demons, of anat., Jefferson med. coll.; prof, of anat. and surg., Pa. coll, of Dental surg. Mears J. Howell, 3411 Hamilton st. Meigs Arthur V. Res. phys. to Pa. hosp. Meigs J. Atkin, 423 S. Broad st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; prof. inst. of med. and med. jurispru., Jefferson med. coll.; phys. to Pa. hosp. 668 MEI PENNSYLVANIA NOR Meigs John F., 1208 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; phys. to Pa. hosp. Mellinger Janies H., 1006 S." Eleventh st. Melville Francis C., 237 S. Third st. Merritt David, 2042 Bainbridge st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Middleton Caleb S., (h) 646 N. Tenth st. Miller Augustus F., 4554 Germantown ave. Miller Austin AV., 1307 Sansom st. Miller Christopher, 629 N. Eleventh st. Miller J. Dickinson, U. S. N., 1828 De Lan- cey pi. Millick John W., Jr., 819 N. Twelfth st. A. B., Phila. high school, 1866; A. M., 1871; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; sec. med.- chiruru. soc. of Phila.; sec. board of surg. Phila. eye and ear infirm. Mills Charles K., 1502 Columbia ave. A. B., Central High School, 1864; A. M., 1869; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member northern med. asso. of Phila.; corres. member Meigs and Mason acad. of med., Ohio; lecturer on nat. philoso. in Franklin inst., and AVagner free inst.; attend, phys. and surg. to the north- ern disp. of Phila.; phys. to the disp. for nerv- ous dis. St. Mary’s hosp. of Phila.; member acad. of nat. sciences. Milner James P., 334 S. Fifth st. Mindil Henry AV., 623 N. Sixteenth st. Minich Andrew K., 2228 N. Front st. Ph. I)., Wagner free inst. of science; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1870; member northern med. asso.; prof, of botany, Wagner free inst.; phys. to disp. of prof. Epis. hosp.; member of Frank- lin inst.;—au. of Paresis, “ Ph ila. Med. Times.” Minster Charles L., 1809 N. Twelfth st. Mitchell John N., (h) 646 N. Tenth st. Ass’t demons, of anat., Hahnemann med. coll. Mitchell S. B. AVylie, 1312 Arch st. Mitchell S. A\reir, 1332 AValnnt st. Moffett Richard, 1441 N. Twentieth st. Monell John F., (h) 34 N. Eleventh st. Moon William P., Pa. Hosp. for Insane. A. B., Madison univ. of N. Y., 1857; A. M., 1859; M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. to female dep’t hosp. for insane; v.-pres. alumni asso., Madison univ.; surg. U. S. army 3 years; —author of, “ Twelve Cases of Gun-shot Wound of Head,” “ Three Cases Ligature of Femoral Artery,” and “Death from Chloroform,” in “ Med. and Siteg. Repoetee'.” Moore Charles A. R., (li'i 1344 Spruce st. Moore Thos. M., (h) AValnut near Green, Germantown. Morehouse George R., 227 S. Ninth st. Morgan Cyrus R., 1830 N. Eighth st. Morgan John Coleman, 1700 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t of Pa. coll., 1852; member homceo. med. soc. of Pa.; censor Am. inst. of homoeo.; v.-pres. homceo. med. soc. of Phila. co., 1873-4, homoeo. med. soc. of Madrid; prof, surg. of Hahnemann med. coll.; surg. Mo. vols. 3 years; author of article, “ The Manufacture of Cina in the Cape de Verd Islands,” 1850. Morris Caspar, 1033 Spruce st. Morris Florilla B., 2013 Germantown ave. M. D., med.-dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 months. Morris James Cheston, 1514 Spruce st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1851; A. M., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member coll, of phys., med. soc. of Phila. co.; obstet. soc. of Phila.; late phys. to Epis. hosp., acad. of nat. sciences; trans. and ed. with notes of “ Lehman’s Chemical Physiol.,” 1858. Morris Sidney R., 2029 Germantown ave. Member ined. soe. of Pa. Morrison Hiel, 2317 Lombard st. Morton F. Knox, Yorkrd. and Juniata st. Morton Thomas, (e) 1453 N. Tentli st. Morton Thomas G., 1421 Chestnut st. Surg. Pa. hosp. and Wills’ ophthal. hosp. Moss Wm., Chestnut av., cor. Reading pike. M. D., Jefferson coll., 1855; member coll, of phys. pathol. soc.; surg. U. S. vols. during war. Muhlenberg Frank, 1618 Chestnut st. A. B., Pa. coll, of Gettysburgh, Pa., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member pathol. soc. of Phila., med. soc. of Phila. hosp.; res. phys. Phila. hosp., 1868-9; ass’t demons, of surg. at univ. of Pa.; clin. ass’t to Dr. D. II. Agnew univ. of Pa. Mullen Henry, 3515 Market st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member West Phila. med. club.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Mullen Thomas J., 1010 Christian st. Munroe M., Commercial Hotel. Murphey Samuel, 1231 Arch st. Murphey William T., 205 S. Fifth st. Murphy John G., 3314 Germantown ave. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1845; A. M., 1848; M. D., univ. of Pa., 1850; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years;— author of, “ Murphy’s Review of Chemistrv,” 1851. Murr Elizabeth, 241 S. Twenty-third st. Musser Milton B., S. Fortieth, cor. Locust st. Myers Jane V., 1326 Arch st. M. IX, Phila. med. univ. Myers Talleyrand D., 529 Wharton st. Myers Wm. JL, 313 S. Fifth st. Nancrede Chas. B., 2116 Pine st. Napheys George H., 155 1ST. Seventh st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member Phila. med. soc.; gynajcol. soc. of Boston, Franklin inst.; chief of clinic, Jefferson med. coll.; ass’t surg. U. S. army and U. S. navy;—author of, “ Modern Therapeutics,” “ Physical Life of Wo- man,” “ Prevention and Cure of Disease,” etc. Hash Joseph D., 1316 FT. Eleventh st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Phila. co. Nebeker Aquila, 1122 S. Twelfth st. M. IX, (no coll, given), graduated, 1870. Nebinger Andrew, 1018 S.‘ Second st. Phys. to St. Mary’s hosp. Neidhard Charles, (h) 1511 Arch st. Neill John, 258 S. Eighteenth st. Associate clin. prof, of surg., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Nelson W. N. Res. phys. St. Mary’s hosp. Newcomet Henry W., 1327 Germantown ave. Member med. soc. of Pa. Newsham Stanley P., 1240 S. Fifth st. Newton John S., 3343 Darby rd. Nice Curtis J., 2483 Frankford ave. Noble Chas., Walnut lane, near Germantown ave. Nolan Edward J., 1115 Ellsworth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Norcross J. N., Frankford rd. and Palmer st. Res. surg. St. Mary’s hosp. Norris George AV., 1534 Locust st. Norris Herbert, 313 S. Eighteenth st. Norris Isaac, Jr., 1424 AAralnut st. NOR PENNSYLVANIA, PIT 669 ITorris John C., 1307 Girard ave. ITorris William F., 1534 Locust st. Clin. prof, diseases of the eye, med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; surg. Wills’ ophthal. hosp. Norton Claude R., (h) 112 IT. Twelfth st. ITotson George W., 601 IT. Thirteenth st. Notson William, 318 Bainbridge st. Res. phys. southern dispens. O’Callahan Daniel, 1037 Richmond st. Oddy John, 1437 Germantown ave. O’Hara Michael, 31 S. Sixteenth st. A. M., central high school, 1848 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years ; surg. IT. S. vols. 1 year. O’Kline Wm., 1215 Germantown ave. Olds E. F., (h) 1204 Callowliill st. O’Neil J. J. Ass’t demonst. Phila, school of anat. Oliver Andrew, (e) 714 Poplar st. Oliver George P., 1017 IT. Front st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member medico-chirurg. soc. of Phila., and northern med. soc. of Phila.; sec. alumni asso. univ. of Pa.; prof, of surg. medico-chirurg. coll.; surg. U. S. army 3 years;—author of numerous articles on surgery. Oram Zachariali, (e) 1914 ITorris st. Ormsby James T., 1207 Catharine st. Osborne William, 2243 Callowliill st. Osgood Hamilton, 1805 Chestnut st. M. D., JetFerson med. coll., 1870; studied at Har- vard med. school, univ. of Berlin, Vienna med. school, find London hosps.; member pathol. soc. of Phila,; dis’t phys. to Phila. disp.;—special study, dis. of throat and chest. Osier Owen, 830 IT. Sixth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Otto Henry, 1240 IT. Fourth st. Ozias Herman W., 2004 Germantown ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member medico- chirurg. soc. of Phila.; cor. sec. Phila. medico- chirurg. soc. Packard John H., 1928 Spruce st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1850; M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member coll, of phys., Phila., pathol. soc. of Phila., medico-legal soc. of N. Y., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. to Episcopal hosp., Phila;—author of “Minor Surgery,” 1865; “ Handbook of Operative Surgery,” 1870; —specialty, surgery. Page Edward A., 1415 Walnut st. Page W. Burd, 1012 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Paine William, (h) 232 IT. Ninth st. Paist Henry C., 524 N. Sixth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853 ; member out- door phys. guard, of poor asso. Pancoast Joseph, 1030 Chestnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Pancoast Richard M., 1431 Chestnut st. Pancoast William H., 1100 Walnut st. Prof, gen’l, descriptive, and surg. anat. Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of Pa. Parker George W., (h) 1404 S. Sixth st. Parks Edward L., 223 S. Twenty-second st. Parrish William H., 334 S. Seventeenth st. Ass’t demonst. Phila. school of anat. Parry John S., 1513 Arch st. Parsons G. L., 15 IT. Twelfth st. Partenheimer John, 545 N. Tenth st. Patterson James V., 101 S. Thirteenth st. A. B., A. M., univ. of Pa. (no date); M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1846; phys. to musical fund soc. of Phila., and mercantile beneficial soc.; surg. in charge of Islington Lane U. S. vol. hosp. 2 years, 10 months. Patterson John K., 2018 Frankford ave. Patterson William F., 719 S. Eighth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844. Paul Comegys, 326 S. Seventeenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Paul James, 1608 Walnut st. Paul J. Rodman, 2284 Walnut st. Peacock Thomas H., (h) 833 E. York st. Peale J. Burd, Main n’r Baker st., Ilolmes- burg. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; phys. to Ox- ford and Lower Dublin poor inst., 23d ward, Phila.; surg. U. S. army 18 months. Peirce James L., 41 IT. Eleventh st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date). Peltz B. R., Ridge ave. near 10 milestone, Roxborough. Peltz George W. D., 679 IT. Thirteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; member northern med. asso. Peltz Josiah, 1615 Fairmount ave. Pennybaker Benjamin, 314 IT. Eleventh st. Penrose Richard A. F., 1331 Spruce st. Prof, obstet. and dis. of women and child., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Penrose Thomas IT., 3207 Baring st. Pepper Lawrence, 1219 Walnut st. Pepper William, 1811 Spruce st. Clin. prof, of med., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; mem- ber med. soc. of Pa. Perkins Edwin Stanley, IT. E. cor. 12th & Berks st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Phila. co., and northern med. asso. of Phila.; del. to State med. soc., 1874; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 44 years. Perkins William C., 12 IT. Thirty-eighth st. Perrine W. W., 4207 Walnut st. Hon. A. M., Rutgers coll., 1818 ; M. D., med. coll, of N. Y., 1828 or ’30; 5 courses lects. med. dep’t univ. of Pa!, 1809-14; diploma from N. J. State med. soc., 1814; member med. soc. of W. Jersey, and board of health, Phila.; 34 years in hosp. service, Phila.; gen’l practitioner 44 years. Pettingill Eliza F., (h) 300 IT. Tenth st. Pettingill John B., 300 IT. Tenth st. Pettingill Sarah B., (h) 300 IT. Tenth st. Phelps Ira M., 2123 Bainbridge st. Phelps William C., 2048 Vine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Pliister Benjamin, Jr., 548 IT. Twelfth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Piersol J. M., 1110 Spring Garden st. Pignatelli Dominick A., 736 Fitzwater st. Piper Milton A., 2122 IT. Third st. Piper William A., 707 IT. Fifth st. Pittinos James W., 1916 Christian st. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1857; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; ass’t res. surg. Blockley hosp., Phila., 1857; lect. on pharmacy in Phila. med. coll.; surg. Pa. vols. 2 years, IT. S. vols. 14 years.;— author of paper on “Hospital Gangrene,” 1863. Pitts John W.j 742 Fitzwater st. 670 PLE PENNSYLVANIA, ROS Pleibel Frederick, 2280 Frankford ave. Polk Charles G., 1502 X. Twelfth st. A. B., A. M., univ. of N. Y. city (no dates); M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y. city, 1858; mem- ber Meigs and Mason acad. of med., Ohio, med. soc. of Delaware-; surg. in charge of U. 8. quarantine hosp., S. C., 1866; reg. surg. U. S. army 8 years. Porter T. C., Phila. IIosp., Blockley. Porter William G., 314 S. Eleventh st. Ass’t demonst. Phila. school of anat.; phys. to charity hosp. Posey David R., (h) 1232 Arch st. Potter Thomas C., 5102 Germantown ave. Powell W. C., (h) Bustleton. Prall Claudius R., 1509 X. Thirteenth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Phila co., obstet. soc. of Phila. ass’t surg. in hosp. at Germantown 3 years. Pratt II. C., (h) Prendergast Peter J., 1814 Christian st. Price Abel F., 559 X. Fifteenth st. Price Howell E., (h) 721 Lombard st. Price Mordecai, 303 X. Xinth st. Pusey E. J., (h ) 314 X. Thirty-eighth st. Querner Emil, 2408 Germantown ave. Radebaugh John M., Blockley Hosp. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1870; A. M., 1873; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); res. phys. Phila. hosp. Blockley almshouse. Ramsey John S., 719 S. Sixteenth st. Ranck Charles B., South, cor. Eleventh st. Ranek John W., 3922 Germantown ave M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871. Ranck Xathaniel, South, cor. Eleventh st. Rand B. Howard, 1615 Summer st. A. B., central high school, 1843; A. M., 1848; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; fellow of Phila. coll, of phys.; Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of chemistry Jefferson med. coll.; prof, of chemistry Franklin institute; member of the Am. philosophical soc.;—author of paper on “ Outlines of Medical Chemistry,” 1864; “ Ele- ments of Medical Chemistry, 1866 to ’72.” Randle John S., 2264 Frankford ave. Rasch Wm., (h) 1532 Wood st. Raub John A., 927 X. Tenth st. Raue C. G., (h) 121 X. Tenth st. Ray B. Lincoln, 3509 Baring st. M. D., Harvard med. coll, (no date); member West Phila. med. book club and library asso.; —author of various papers. Ray Isaac, 3509 Baring st. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1827; member med. soc. of B.. I., coll, of phys. Phila., of asso. of superintendents of North American hosp. for the insane;—author of paper on “Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity; ” “ Mental Hy- giene,” etc. Read Wm. P., 18tli and Seybert,bel. Master. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member alumni soc. univ. of Pa. Reading John R., (h) Somerton, 23d Ward. Rebman Martin, 926 X. Sixth st. Reed Alfred G., 815 X. Tenth st. Reed George M., 221 Catharine st. Reed Henry B., X. Front, cor. E. Hunting- don st. Reed Jacob, (h) 809 X. Broad st. Reed Thos. B., 1427 Walnut st. Reed Thos. S., 1601 Chestnut st. Reed Wm. A., (h) 123 X. Eleventh st. Reese John J., 1840 Green st. Prof. rned. jurisprudence and toxicology, med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Reich Herman, 432 X. Eighth st. Reilly Thomas A., 718 X. Broad st. Rembaugh Alonzo C., (h) 1435 Poplar st. Renter Louis, 422 X. Fourth st. Rex Abraham, 4773 Germantown ave. Rex George, 306 Race st. Rex George A., 2004 Pine st. Rex Oliver P., 1522 Race st. Rhein John, 1109 Callowhill st. Consult, phys. lying-in dep’t northern disp. Rhoads James E., Germantown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member coll, of phys., Phila.; pres, board of managers of Germantown disp. and hosp.; retired from practice. Richardson David P., 3601 Spruce st. Richardson Joint P., 501 S. Fourth st. Richardson Joseph G., 1620 Chestnut st. Grad. Phila. coll, of pharmacy, 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member coll, of phys., Phila.; lect. on pathol. and anat. in univ. of Pa.; microscopist to Pa. hosp.author of “ Cellular Structure of Red Blood Corpuscles,” 1870; “ Iland-book of Medical Microscopy,” 1871. Richardson Marcus F., 1605 Arch st Richie Robert W., 1701 South st. Rickards William M. L., 601 X. Seventeenth. Member med. soc. of Pa. Rihl Henry W., 946 X. Eighth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1843; A. M., 1847 ; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1849. Rihl Joseph L.. 2009 Frankford ave. Risley Samuel D., 1434 FT. Thirteenth st. Rittenliouse Alvah, 1724 Germantown ave. Rittenhouse Thos. L., 1728 Germantown ave. Rizer Martin, 700 South st. Robbins Charles W., (h) 1408 Richmond st. Robbins James W., 2011 Federal st. Roberts Charles B., 1136 X. Third st. Roberts Isaac E., 1344 X. Thirteenth st. Roberts Jacob, 2033 Green st. Roberts Samuel, (h) 1230 Buttonwood st. Robinson Wm. L., (h) 1323 Fairmount ave. Roche Martin, 1911 Montgomery ave. Med. director hosp. for nervous dis. Rodgers Francis, 409 Garden st. Rodman Louis, 2008 Spruce st. Rogers Robert E., 1004 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; prof, of chem. in med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Rogers Sarah T., (h) 323 X. Eleventh st. Rolirer Benjamin, 4783 Germantown ave. Ronaldson W. D. Ass’t demons. Phila. school of Anat. Rosell David, Girard ave. cor. Belmont ave. Rosell David, Jr., 928 Lombard st. M. D., univ. of Gottingen, Hanover, Germany (no date); phys. and surg. of home for aged and in- firm colored persons; ass’t surg. U. S. army 16 months. Rosenberger Simon, 1722 X. Seventh st. M. H., Phila. med. coll., 1852; Pa. coll, of med., 1861; member medico-chirurg. soc. of Phila. I Rosenstein Simon, 931 South st. ROT PENNSYLVANIA. STE 671 Roth Theodore, 336 X. Sixth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member medico- chirurg. soc. of Phila.; attend, phys. of the northern dispens. of Phila.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 months. Rowand J. Randolph, 1714 S. Sixth st. Hon. member philothetic asso. of St. Louis ; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1823; life member of the Franklin inst. of-Phila. Ruschenberger W. S. W., 1932 Chestnut st. Ryan Chas., 1008 Race st. Sailer Thomas, 306 S. Second st. Sanders L. A., 1218 X. Eighteenth st. Santee Eugene I., 532 X. Sixth st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; phys. to Charity hosp. Sargent Rufus, (h) 1609 Mount Vernon st. ‘ Sartori Charles W., 1914 Mervine st. Scarlett Mary J., 1603 Girard ave. Schaffer Charles, 1309 Arch st. ,\1. D., univ. of Pa., 1859 ; member coll, of phys., Phila., and acad. of nat. science, Phila. SehafFner Charles, 1212 Arch st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1867 ; A. M., 1870 ; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member patholog. soc. of Phila., and acad. of nat. science, Phila. Schell Henry S., 1004 Vine st. Surg. to St. Mary’s hosp. Schively George S., 1611 Columbia ave. Schmoele Henry, (h) 3246 Chestnut st. Schmoele William F., (h) 3246 Chestnut st. Schmoele William, 214 W. Logan sq. Schmoele William, Jr., 214 W. Logan sq. Schoales Marcus, 1355 X. Second st. Schott Arnold, 879 X. Fifth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll. Schultz Frederick, 723 Jefferson st. Scoffin Francis, 701 Pine st. Scott William R., (h) 562 E. Dauphin st. Seary Charles W., 467 E. Girard ave. Seiberling John, 2157 X. Fourth st. Seiler Charles, 350 S. Fifteenth st. M. 13., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date). Sellers Hiram, 2049 X, Fourth st. Seltzer Christian A., 734 S. Tenth st. Senderling Michael Z., (h) 223 Richmond st. Service Leekey Murray, Belmont ave., 24th ward. Sewall Thomas R., 1630 X. Tenth st. Seyfert Theodore II., 1813 Columbia ave. Prof, of physiol, in med. dep’t of Lincoln univ. Shapleigh Elisha B., 658 X. Eighth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Sharp Francis A., 1204 S. Tenth st. Sharpless John T., 1227 Arch st. Shattuck George F., 1521 S. Tenth st. M. 1)., med. dep’t of Harvard coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Mass., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Shellenberger Jacob, Mt. Airy. Shelly Aaron F., 839 X. Fifth st. M. Id., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; guardian phys. to board of health, Phila. Shelmerdine Robt. C., 832 X. Tenth st. Shimer Jacob S., (h) 835 Franklin st. Shippen Edward, 1205 Walnut st. Shoemaker Joseph T., 31st, cor. Gray’s Ferry road. Shoemaker R. H., 4673 Germantown ave. Siddall Hugh W., 8526 Haverford aye. Silliman Henry R., 1524 Chestnut st. Simon Washington J., (h) 1223 Spruce st. Simpers Charles T., 1933 X. nineteenth st. Simpson James, 338 S. Fifth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Sinkler Wharton, 348 S. Sixteenth st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868 ; member coll, of phys., pathol. soc. of Phila., obstet. soc. of Phila.; attend, phys. to Epis. liosp., orthopoedic hosp., infirmary for nervous dis., and to Lincoln inst., Phila.; treas. of pathol. soc. Skillern Samuel R., 3501 Bridge st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Skilling M. J., 1641 Federal st. Slifer Levi K., 2330 1ST. Tenth st. Slocum Alfred M., 1413 Jefferson st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Small Edward P., 1524 Vine st. Small William B., 2232 Green st. Smaltz John Henry, 8011ST. Sixth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1846; A. M., 1849; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member northern med. asso., med. soc. of Phila. co. Smith Albert H., 1419 Walnut st. Consult, phys. woman’s hosp. of Phila. Smith C. Carleton, (h) 875 X. Twentieth st. Prof. inst. and clin. med., Hahnemann med. coll. Smith Edward A., 126 S. Eighteenth st. Smith Edwin M., ’(h) 840 X. Eighth st. Smith Frank G., 1504 Walnut st. Prof. inst. of med., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Smith Henry II., 1800 Spruce st. Emer. prof, of surg., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Smith Henry Yale, 756 S. Tenth st. M. D., Franklin med. coll., 1848; phys. to Phila. co. prison (Moyamensing) since 1856. Smith Joseph E., 1814 Christian st. Smith Mark L., 501 S. Front st. Smith Ralph C., (h) 1434 Poplar st. Smith Stanley, 210 S. Twelfth st. Smith Susan A., 16 S. Twentieth st. Smith T. H., (h) 805 X. Tenth st. Smith T. Sozinski, 1523 Vine st. Ph. D., univ. of Pa., 1872; M. 13., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., (no date); dis’t phys. of Phila. disp. Smith William H., (h) 919 Pine st. Smyth Francis G., 1212 S. Tenth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member coll, of phys., med. soc. of Phila. co. Snowden Benjamin C., 700 X. Twentieth st. Sommerville James M., 1714 Race st. Sparks George W., 514 Spruce st. Spaulding F. J., 2037 Locust st. Spencer James H., (h) 1306 X. Seventh st. Spooner Edward A., 1430 Spruce st. Stanton James II., 230 Catharine st. Starkey D. T., 1116 Girard st. Starr Louis, 1417 Spruce st. Stees Clinton G., 1130 Spring Garden st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; surg. U. S. army. Stellwagen Thos. C., 1627 Chestnut st. Stephens Edward B., (h) 269 S. Twenty-first. Stephens Lemuel, Girard College. Prof. nat. philos. of chem. and toxicol., Hahne- mann med. coll. Sterling John, 709 S. Xinth st. Stetler John G., 1321 Girard ave. Member med. soc. of Pa. 672 STE TUR Stevenson John R., 1200 Callowhill st. Stevenson Moses, 434 Marshall st. Stewart Franklin, 113 S. Seventh st. Stewart Ruel, 1838 Green st. Stewart Scott, 738 Pine st. Stewart William S., 31 X. Seventeenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Stiles Edward, 147 X. Fifth st. Stiles Edward, Jr., 147 X. Fifth st. Ph. D., univ. of Pa., 1871; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member soc. of alumni, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., med. soc. of northern disp., Phila. Stiles William, (h) 640 X. Eighth st. Stiles William, Jr., (h) 803 X. Sixteenth st. Stille Alfred, 1500 Walnut st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; prof, theory and prac. of med. and clin. med., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Stillwell Walter C., 1236 S. Eighth st. Stine Luther K., 1502 X. Fourth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of Phila. co. Stocker Anthony E., 206 Chelton ave. Stockton James Clark, 527 X. 43d st. A. B., Washington coll, of Pa., 1853; A. M., 1856 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; surg. U. S. vols. 21 years. Stokes Charles, 2115 Mt. Yernon st. Stone E. R., Phila. Hosp. Blockley. Stone James F., 1922 Mt. Yernon st. A. B., Williams coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Stone Samuel, 866 Marshall st. Stratten Albert G., 237 S. Eighth st. Straube James, (h) 1203 Girard ave. Strawbridge George, 1616 Chestnut st. A. B. and A. M., univ. of Pa.; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member coll, of phys., pathol. soc.; clinical lect. on diseases of eye and ear in univ. of Pa.; surg. in charge of eye and ear infirm, of Phila. disp.; surg. to Wills’ hosp.; surg. to Presbyterian hosp. Strawn Joseph, 805 X. 16th st. Stretch Richard G., 315 X. Xinth st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1867; A. M., 1870; M. D., dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Stroud William D., 1718 Chestnut st. Stryker Samuel S., 3625 Walnut st. Stubbs George E., 1612 X. Seventeenth st. A. B., Bowdoin med. coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1863; att. lects. and clinics in hosps. of Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, 1866-7; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; delegate to Pa. med. soc., 1874; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years and 84 months. Swann Wilson C., 1512 Walnut st. Swayze George B. H., 1828 Columbia ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Taggart William IJ., 1931 Spruce st. Taylor J. Howard, 221 S. Seventeenth st. Taylor Robert R., 2129 Pine st. Taylor William, 1523 S. Sixth st. Taylor William T., 1306 Girard ave. Terry Isaac C., 332 X. Xinth st. Thackeray William T., 2328 Madison sq. Thomas A. R., (h) 937 Spruce st. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member Am. inst. of bomoeo., homoeo. med. soc. of Phila. co.; prof. anat. in Hahnemann med. coll., Phila.; lect. on artistic anat. in Pa. acad. of fine arts and school of design;—editor of “American Journal of Homoeo.; ”—editor of “Am. Jour, of Homoeo. Materia Medica.” PENNSYLVANIA, Thomas C. Hermon, 108 X. Twelfth st. Consult, surg. woman’s hosp., Phila. Thomas Charles M., (h) 937 Spruce st. Curator of museum Hahnemann med. coll. Thomas Glandon L., 2633 Frankford ave. Thomas Richard, 16 X. Eleventh st. Thompson James, (e) 2422 Frankford ave. Thomson William, 1502 Locust st. Thorpe Thomas P., 1304 Green st. Tiedeman Heinrich, 721 Marshall st. Tietze Emil, (h) 636 X. Twenty-third st. Tindall Daniel W., (h) 205 Catharine st. Toboldt Albert L. A., 430 X. Seventh st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1873; member alumni asso. univ. of Pa. Todd William C., 4403 Main st., Manayunk. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; vaccine phys. 9th dist., Phila.; surg. U. S. army 4 years. Tolson Benjamin F., 249 X. Fifth st. Town Edwin C., 20 S. Eighteenth st. Townsend Richard H., 2028 Walnut st. Townsend Ralph M., S. W. cor. Fifteenth and Walnut sts. A. B., central high school of Phila., 1864; A. M., 1869; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; fellow of the coll, of phys., pathol. soc. of Phila., med. soc. of Phila. co.; lect. on minor surg. in Jeffer- son med. coll.; phys. to Episcopal church home for children;—author of lecture. “ Some Medi- cal Pilgrimages Abroad; ” and regular con- tributor to “ Phila. Med. and Surg. Re- porter.” Townsend William W., 316 Bridge st. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Chester co.; perm, member Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. army hosp., N. J. Tracy Dennis. J., 724 S. Seventeenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Trail Russell T., 1516 Chestnut st. Trau Adam, 984 X. Fifth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member medico-chirurgical soc. of Phila.; phys. of Ger- man soc.; visit, phys. German hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 5 years. Trau John Philip, 984 X. Fifth st. M. D., univ. of Bavaria, Germany (no date); mem- ber medico-chirurgical soc. of Phila. Trautman A., 432 X. Fourth st. Phys. to German hosp. Trautman Charles, 432 X. Fourth st. Trego Edward IT., (h) 1302 Spruce st. Trenchard John F., 1007 Richmond st. Trinkle Samuel L., (h) 1641 X. Eleventh st. Troth Samuel X., 1226 X. Seventh st. Member med. soc. of Pa. , Trouhat Raymond, 1604 Wallace st. Trowbridge Richard S.,(h) 1411 X. 13tli st. Truman George, 142 X. Seventh st. Tuller Charles, 2146 South st. Turnbull Charles S., 1208 Spruce st. A. B., central high school, 1868; A. M. 1873; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; surg. to U. S. geological survey of Wyoming, Montana, and adjacent territories, 1870-1-2; res. ass’t surg. to N. Y. ophthalmic and aural inst., 1872-3-4;— author of translations from “ German Tenotomy of Tensor-Tympani; ” “ Connections of the Yessicles; ” “ Glycoma of Retina,” etc. TUR PENNSYLVANIA, WHI 673 Turnbull Lawrence, 1208 Spruce st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; res. phys. Phila. hosp., 184-5; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Phila. co.; cor. sec. med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso., 1872, Franklin inst.; corresp. member Meigs & Mason acad. of med., Ohio; phys. to eye and ear dep’t of Howard hosp., Phila.;— author of “ Nature, Cause, and Treatment of Nervous Deafness,” 1863; “ A Clinical Manual of the Diseases of the Ear,” etc., 1872; “ A Re- port of 290 Cases of Disease of the Ear, Illus- trated,” 1873; “Tinnitus Aurium,” 1874, and numerous papers in the “ Med. and Surg. Re- porter.” Turner Alexander Paul, 1621 Pine st. Phys. to Howard hosp. Turner Charles P., 1506 Walnut st. Turner W. Mason, 1428 N. Seventh st. Tyson James, 332 S. Fifteenth st. A. M., Ilaverford coll., Pa. (no date), M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863*; member coll, of phys. of Phila., pathol. soc. of Phila., and obstet. soc. of Phila.; attend, phys. and pathologist to Phila. hosp.; hosp. lect. on pathological anat. and histol. in univ. of Pa.; prof, physiol, and histol. in Pa. coll, of dental surg.;—author of “Cell Doctrine,” 1870; “Introduction to Prac- tical Histology,” 1873; and numerous other papers;—specialty, urinary diseases. Uhler Harry N., Green lane, Manayunk. Uhler Jonathan K., Falls of Schuylkill. Updegrove Silas, 804 Marshall st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member northern med. asso. of Phila.; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Urie W. T., (h) 1723 N. Twenty-second st Urquliart David C., 235 Pine st. Van Buskirk James, 2301 N. Second st. M. D., Jefferson mod. coll., 1868; member medico- chirurg. soc.; med. exam, life ins. co. Van Dyke Edward B., 1012 Pine st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Van Dyke James M., 1126 Walnut st. Van Harlingen Arthur, 129 S. Fifteenth st. Ass’t phys. disp. for diseases of skin. Van Kleeck John XL, 2032 Oxford st. Van Pelt Joseph K. T., 1528 Spruce st. Vinal Levi G., (h) 958 N. Tenth st. Vinton C. Harrod, 704 Sansom st. Voigt Chas. B., 331 Lombard st. Wadsworth Henry, 1753 Frankford ave. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1850; sec. and treas. medico-chirurg. soc. of Phila.; out-door phys. Blockley almshouse; del. to Am. med. asso., 1852; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years, 2 months. Wagner Magdalena, 1228 N. Front st. Walk Frederick, 826 N. Twenty-third st. Walker Amos, Merchant’s House. Walker James B., 1609 Girard ave. Ass’t demonst. Phila. school of anat. Walker John S., 1632 Spruce st. Walker John T., 201 Columbia ave. Walker J. Newton. 1505 N. Broad st. Walker Lewis L., 3612 Chestnut st. Walker Mahlon M., (h) 5262 Main st., Ger- mantown. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867; 1 year’s study in Vienna; member homceo. med. soc. of Phila. co., and Am. inst. of homceo.; rec. sec. homceo. med. soe. of Pa.; treas. Germantown scient. see. Wallace Edward, 3943 Chestnut st. A. B., Princeton coll., 1833; A. M., 1836; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; member Reading med. asso., med. soc. of Berks co., med. soc. of Phila. co., and obstet. soc. of Phila.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; pres. med. soc. of Pa., 1860-61; naval officer at port of Phila. 5 years.; visit, phys. to Presbyterian hosp. Wallace Ellerslie, 1130 Spruce st. Prof, obstet. and diseases of women and child., Jefferson med. coll.; consult, phys. lying-in dep’t northern disp.; member med. soc. of Pa. Wallace William H., 3500 Ilaverford st. Wallis James M., 1923 Christian st. Walsh Samuel, 1001 S. Seventh st. Walton J. Tompkins, 306 N. Sixteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Wandell James, 1520 N. Fourth st. Ward Edward H., 232 N. Sixteenth st. Ward George M., 268 S. Ninth st. Warder William H., 810 N. Broad st. Warrington E. C., 1603 Girard ave. M. D., woman’s med. coll, of Pa. (no date). Waters Geo. H., (h) 474 N. Sixth st. Watkins Theo. F., 4953 Germantown ave. Watson Edward W., All N. Twentieth st. Watt Robert T., 251 German st. Watters Thomas, 510 S. Sixteenth st. Weaver R. B., (h) 1105 Filbert st. Demonst. anat. Hahnemann med. coll. Webb William H., 633 N. Sixteenth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Phila. co., and med. soc. of Pa. Weber Reinhardt, 854 N. Fifth st. Weeks Alfred, 522 Franklin st. Weeks Robert D., 1178 S. Tenth st. Wehner Jacob H., 120 Wister st. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Phila. co., med. soc. of Pa., and northern med. asso. of Phila.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 months. Weick John M., (h) 934 N. Fourth st. Weightman John F., 1915 Walnut st. Weightman William, 704 Franklin st. Welch William M., 1230 Spring Garden st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Wells Howard, 716 S. Seventeenth st. Wells J. Ralston, 5134 Lancaster ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Phila. co.; consult, phys. of Jewish hosp. (white) at Fifty-sixth st. and Ilaverford road; ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 20 months. Wells William L., 216 S. Ninth st. A. B., univ. of Pa., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; member coll, of phys., Phila., Am. med. asso., 1872, and acad. of natural science, Phila.;—author of reports on “ Meteorology and Epidemics,” 1868-74: and on “ Climatology and Epidemics of Pa.,” 1872-73. West Franklin, 1722 Girard ave. Prosector to prof, of surg., Jefferson med. coll. Wevill R. Henry, 1014 S. Third st. Whelen Alfred,‘1814 Locust st. White Chas. A., 885 Marshall st. White Frances E., 1105 Arch st. M. D., woman’s med. coll, of Pa., 1872 ; demons, of anat. and teacher of physiol, in woman’s med. coll. White Horace M., 1614 Chestnut st. White J. W.. 1718 Filbert st. Res. phvs. to State hosn. for women and child. Whiteside John E., Ilaverford near 66th st. Member med. soc. of Pa. 674 WIE PENNSYLVANIA. ZOO Wiehle C. A. Max, 530 St. John st. Wiler E., 330 Reed st. Wiley George, 206 Bridge st., Bridesburgh. Willard De Forest, 113 S. Sixteenth st. Ph. D., univ. of Pa., 1870; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member patholog. soc. of Phila., and obstet. soc. of Phila.; surg. to out-patient dep’t of Presbyterian hosp.; pathol. to Presby- terian hosp.; clin. phys. to Phila. lying-in char- ity ; ass’t demons, of surg. in univ. of Pa.; mem- ber acad. of nat. sciences; ass’t surg. U. S. army 6 months. Williams Horace, 1717 Pine st. Phys. to Howard hosp. Williams James, 1319 Arch st. Williams John. Eighteenth and Wallace sts. Williams John T., 1410 Ellsworth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Williams Theodore, (h) 420 Library st. Williams Thomas C., (h) 567 X. Fifth st. Williams William, (h) 1330 S. Fourth st. Williamson Chas. W., 215 Spruce st. Williamson Dungan, 525 S. Eighth st. Williamson Jesse, Jr., Front & Huntingdon. Williamson Matthew S., (h) 29 X. Eleventh. Williamson Walter 2005 Columbia ave. Willkamp H. L. V., 322 X. Fifth st. Wilson Benjamin B., 613 Alaska st. Consult, surg. of woman’s hosp., Phila. Wilson Charles M., 1836 Lombard st. Wilson Ellwood, 212 S. Fifteenth st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; consult, phys. to woman’s hosp., Phila. Wilson James C., 214 S. Fifteenth st. Wilson James F., 826 Arch st. Wilson Joseph F., 3356 Ridge ave. Wilson Xeedham M., 1708 S. Tenth st. Winslow Harrison G., 224 X. Tenth st. Winslow William Henry, 743 S. 20th st. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1870; Jefferson med. coll., 1871; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1874; member patholog. soc. of Phila. Wintter William, 206 Brown st. Wise George, 527 S. Broad st. Wise John C., Xaval Asylum. Ass’t surg. naval hosp. Wistar Richard M., 1305 Christian st. Wistar Thomas, 1321 Arch st. A. B., A. M., Haverford coll., Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863 ; member coll, of phys. and surg., Phila.; sec. of Phila. dispeus.; ex- curator to patholog. museum of Pa. hosp.; now phys. to indigent widows’ and single women’s soc.; med. direc. of Provident life and trust co.; Phila. exam, for the Globe- mutual life ins. c.o.; contract surg. 3 months. Wister Caspar, 1303 Arch st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1826 ; member coll, of Phys., Phila.; lect. on prac. of med. in Phila. med. inst., and on dis. of children in Phila. hosp.;—author of treatise on scarlet fever; (re- tired from active practice). Witmar William H., 928 Filbert st. Attend, three courses at Jefferson med. coll., 1848-49-50; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Wittig Clias. F., 480 X. Fourth st. Member med. soc. of Pa. Wolford W. Scott, 128 S. Fifteenth st. Wood M. Allen, (h) 232 E. York st. Wood George B., 1117 Arch st. Member med. soc. of Pa.; pres. coll, of phys.; emeritus prof, theory and prac. of med. in med. dep’t univ. of Pa. Wood Horatio C., Jr., 1706 Chestnut st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date);'coll, of phys., Phila., etc., etc.; prof, of botany and clin. lect. on dis. of nervous system, med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; pliys. to Phila. hosp. Wood Theodore F., (h) 1215 X. Eleventh st. Woodbury Frank. Res. phys. to Pa. hosp. Woods D. Flavel, 151 X. Fifteenth st. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member coll, of phvs., Phila.; attend, phys. at Presby- terian hosp. Woods Matthew, 338 Wharton st. Woodville Henry. Res. phys. to German hosp. Woodward Alfred, 1320 Hutchinson st. I Worrell Susanna, 1209 Pine st. i Worthington David J., 705 Spruce st. Worthington Joshua H., Frankford. M. D., Jelferson med. coll., 1838; superin. Friends’ asylum for insane, Frankford, Phila.;—author of papers in med. journals. Wright Archibald W., 1118 Green st. Wright David Z., (e) 811 Emeline st. Wright J. I., (h) 1334 S. Fourth st. j Xavier Susan, 1620 S. Sixth st. Yarrow Thomas J., 1315 Girard ave. M. J)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member coll, of phys., Phila., med. soc. of Phila co. ; obstet. soc. of Phila., northern med. soc. of Phila.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. during war. Yocum Benjamin B., 3730 Bridge st. Young George C., 416 Spruce st. Young George, Roxborougli. A. B., Princeton coll., 1863; A. M., 1866; M. B., univ. of Pa., 1867; phys. for poor, 10th dis’t of Phila. Young I. Gilbert, 1000 Shackamaxon st. A. B., central high school of Phila. 1859; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862; ex- member med. soc. of Camden co., N. J. Young John L. B., 335 X. Twelfth st. Young William, 416 Spruce st. Zerman Francis, 824 S. Twelfth st. ! Zerns William M., (h) 1207 Wallace st. Ziegler George J., 128 S. Fifteenth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member med. soc. of Phila. co., Am. med. asso., 1872; phys. to Phila. hosp.; member acad. of nat. sciences of Phila., etc., etc. i Zoller Chas., 301 Callowhill st. i Zook Ellen E., 3439 Walnut st. PENNSYLVANIA. 675 CITY OF PITTSBURGH. (POPULATION, 86,235.) Ahl J., 669 Penn st. Phys. on staff of mercy hosp. Arensberg L. F., Butler, near Penn st. Arnholt M. A., 1802 Carson st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Arthurs Addison, 42 Grant st. B. S., (no coll, given), 1868; M. D„ med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; member board of health; surg. to Pittsburgh, Cin. and St. Louis railroad. Arthurs Biddle, 152 Fourth ave. Arthur William, Sr., (e) 909 Penn st. Asdale W. J., 700 Penn st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Badger William, (e) 191 Smithfield st. Batten John M., 2 Pride st. Grad. Pa. normal school; diploma, 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 2 years. Beriham Silas N., 156 Third ave. A. B., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; censor med. soc. of Allegheny; perm, member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso.; sec. judicial council of Am. med. asso.; member surg. staff of western Pa. hosp., and Pittsburgh free disp. Berriman S. I., 140 Smithfield st. Bese Frederick, (e) Penn ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Bias Henry, 273 Penn ave. Bingaman C. F., (h) 298 Penn ave. Black A., 141 Wylie ave. Blackburn Moses, 3347 Penn ave. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1839; surg. U. S. vols. dur- ing war. Brashear B. B., 107 Grant st. Surg. on stall' of mercy hosp. Brewster A. D. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brown James, 6 Sixth st. Brown M., 50 Smithfield st. Brown T., 50 Smithfield st. Bruce George D., 151 Fourth ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa, Bundschuh F., 1913 Carson st. Burchfield John P., Penn ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Burgher J. C., (h) 332 Penn ave. Butterfield T. II., 1057 Penn ave. Buvinger Charles Wesley, 4407 Butler st. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Allegheny; act. ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—specialty, eye and ear. Cable W. W., 188 Liberty ave. Chessrown A. V., 917 Carson st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Chester F. W., 172 Second st. Childs W. It., (h) 282 Penn ave. Clark Henry II., Butler, near Penn ave. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. AHL FUL Clowes William, 298 Penn st. Coffey H. T., 63 Sixth ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cook George, 110 Fifth ave. Cote , (h) 294 Penn ave. Covert J. J., Butler, near Forty-fourth st. Cowley I)., (h) Penn ave. Crank C. D., 310 Penn ave. Crononixi A. A., Penn ave. Dake Benjamin Franklin, (h) 310 Penn av. A. B., Union coll., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. I)., western homceo. coll., 1862; member homceo. med. soc. of Pa., Am. inst. of homceo. Daly William Hudson, 182 Fifth ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865; rec. see. med. soc. of Allegheny co., 1870; perm, mem- ber med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872; member staff of phys. western Pa. hosp., Pitts- burgh ; phys. to western reform school, Pa., since 1867; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1864. Davis A. J., Penn ave. Davison , (e) 198 Penn st. De Kolette F. X., (e) 51 Grant st. Dickson John, 273 Penn ave. Surg. on staff of mercy hosp. Dickson John S., 273 Penn ave. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Dickson Joseph II., Penn and Ninth sts. Pliys. on staff of mercy hosp. Dickson Joseph N., 273Penn ave. Donnelly E., 139 Grant st. Duff J. H., 1905 Carson st. Duncan J. A., 635 Penn ave. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Duncan J. L., 252 Penn ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Dunn J. C., Penn ave. Egge J. II., 131 Carson st. Emmerling C., 314 Penn ave. English W. T., 807 Carson st. Ernst A., 641 Penn ave. Falconer A., Butler, N. Thirty-ninth st. Fife J. Rowland, 339 Webster ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); phys. board of health for the borough of Mansfield and Al- legheny co. Fleming Andrew, 27 Sixth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Floyd Samuel, 25 Sixth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1843. Foster W. S., 131 Wylie ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; ass’t rec, sec. med. soc. of Allegheny co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; one of the phys. to Pittsburgh infirmary, and to Pittsburgh free dispensary; phys. to home for destitute women, and to mute asylum. Fulton I. R., (h) 676 GAL PENNSYLVANIA. RID Gallaher T. J., 61 Sixth st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gilmore W. J., 63 Wylie ave. Graham J. P. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Green J. J., 916 Penn st. Greenawalt J., 11 Wylie ave. Gross A. II., Penn ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hall L. C., 69 Grant st. Hallock W. A., 87 Wylie ave. Hamilton W. R., 37 Ninth st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hanna E. S., Butler, N. Forty-third st. Hays M. P., Carson st. Henderson William, (h) 62 Webster ave. Hewett Thomas, 37 Seventh st. Hoffman H. II., (h) 216 Penn st. Holmes M. S., 1924 Carson st. Hopper James, 152 AYylie ave. Jacoby G. T., Butler, N. Thirty-seventh st. Jillson Benj. C. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Jones M. O., 109 Wylie ave. Jordan , 198 Penn ave. Kearns W. D., 708 Penn ave. Kennedy James Clifford, (h) 2202 Carson. M. D., Hahnemann coll., Phila., 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Allegheny co. Kern William M., 194 Penn ave. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847 ; surg. U. S. vols.;—author of papers on “ Syphilis ” and “Revaccination,” 1861; “Cholera Infantum,” “ Gonorrhea,” and “ Gleet,” 1872 ;—specialty, venereal diseases. Kerr James, 1611 Carson st. Keyser George IE. 167 Liberty st. King James, 157 Fourth ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Koeller F., 1610 Carson st. Lange A., 17 Seventh ave. Lang Charles C., 102 Centre ave. Grad. Pittsburgh high school, 1860; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; phys. to Pittsburgh infirm, and free disp.; hosp. steward U. S. vols. 3 years. Legge Josiah Hughes, 329 Carson st. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Allegheny co., med. soc. of Pa.; one of the phys. to mercy hosp., Pittsburgh. Le Moyne F. J., 157 Fourth st. Lewis D. AY., Penn ave. McCandless Alexander G., 121 Centre ave. McCandless A. AY., 121 Centre ave. McCandless J. Guy, 18 Centre ave. McCann James, 229 Penn ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. McClelland James Henderson, (h) 316 Penn ave. M. D., homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867; member homceo. med. coll, of Pa., and Am. inst. of homceo.; v.-pres. homoeo. med. soc. of Allegheny co.; sec. exec. com. of homceo. hosp. and disp.; surg. homoeo. hosp. and disp.; sen. phys. homceo. disp.;—author of papers on “ Surgical Dres- sings,” “Amputation of Hip,” “Amputation of Leg.” McCook , 110 Fifth ave. McCoy . Phys. to mercy hosp. McDonald Nesbit, 187 Penn ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. MeFarlane James, 31 Ninth st. M. D., univ. of Edinburgh, 1850; surg. royal coll, of surg., Edinburgh, 1850; member coll, of phys. and surg., Canada, 1852; life member royal med. soc. of Edinburgh; phys. of Pitts- burgh disp. McKelvy W. H., 62 Sixth st. McMasters A. J., 276 Penn ave. McMeal Daniel, Boss and Fifth sts. McNary G. II., 266 Wylie st. McQnade A. G., Butler plank road. Metzgar Lebbeus R., Penn ave. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1866 ; member med. soc. of Allegheny co. Miller E., Butler near Forty-fourth st. Miller John, 46 Hazel st. Miller .T. E., Butler near Penn st. Miller W. N., 1905 Carson st. Murdock A. C., 68 Fourth ave. Murdock J. P., 324 Penn 5ve. Nicholson . 770 Penn ave. Nock , 254 Penn ave. Oldshue J. N., 132 Grant st. Oldshue L., 132 Grant st. Oldshue T. L., 132 Grant st. Osterloh W. C., Main and Mill sts. Patten Newton N., 1302 Carson st. A. B., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1869; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. Pease A. O. L., 83 Fifth ave. Perehment John, Penn ave. and Mill st. A. B., Allegheny coll, (no date); M. II., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; res. phys. western Pa. hosp., 1857; phys. to western house of refuge 4 years; now attend, phys. and surg. to St. Francis’ hosp. Perehment P. D., Penn ave., 19th Ward. Phillips J. A., 57 Grant st. Pierce A. J., 102 Fourth ave. Pillichody P., 27 Twelfth st. Pollock A. M., 91 Wylie st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Pratt A. W., Penn ave. and Seventh st. Preston B. G., 274 Fiftli ave. Prinzler O. J. K., 1512 Carson st. Pursuance George, 71 Sixth st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Purvis W. J., Butler plank road. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Rahauser George, 2515 Carson st. Rankin ,T. S., (h) 59 Grant st. Reddick S. T., 2 Penn ave. Reiter W. C., 19 Seventh ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Rex T. A., 197 Fifth ave. Rhoads T. C., 296 Penn ave. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Richter A., Fifth ave. near Marion st. Riddle W. V., 290 Fifth ave. RIG PENNSYLVANIA. YOU 677 Riggs J. I., 91 Fifteenth st. Riggs Isaac W., 133 Carson st. Roberts J. II., 133 Carson st. Robinson James, Butler and Thirty-seventh. Rogers Julian, 133 Fourth ave. Rosseau L., (h) 294 Penn ave. Schilling A., 720 Carson st. Schmidt J., 96 Fifteenth st. Scliweckendieck E., 36 Seventh ave. Schwenkendeck , Carson st. Seip C. P., 216 Penn st. Seyer J. H., Main st. Shaw Thomas W., 292 Penn st. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Simcox W. M., Steubenville. Snively W., 73 Sixth ave. Snodgrass J. H., 91 Wylie st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Speer Alexander Morrow, 212 Penn st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; studied in Paris and London in 1866-67; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; formerly a surg. to western Pa. hosp., and surg. to U. S. marine hosp., Pitts- burgh ; now ophthalmic surg. to Mercy hosp., Pittsburgh ; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years;—author of paper on “ Embolism of Arteria Centralis Betinse,” 1869. Speer J. R., 208 Penn ave. Sprecher G. A., 299 Penn ave. Stephano B., Cecil st. Stephenson E. S., Steubenville Pike. Sterrett Samuel A., 277 Penn ave. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1841. Stevenson J. M. Stoneroad J. D., 46 Liberty st. Swentzei W. C., 1493 Carson st. Sykes J. W., (m) 191 Penn ave. Taudte , (m) 99 Thirteenth st. Taylor James W., (e) 1U9 Boss st. Terburgh S. J.. 155 Second ave. Thomas Joseph D., 1017 Carson st. M. IX, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Allegheny co., and Mott. med. club ; phys. to Sanitary commission during small-pox epidemic, 1871-72. Thomas T. Thom J. C., Fifth ave. near Madison st. Thorn J. S., 213 Centre ave. Tindle Robert, 111 Penn ave. Tindle R. M., 129 Penn ave. Titus A. L., 2231 Carson st. Treacy J. P., 143 Grant st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Allegheny eo., and med. soc. of Del. Umbst'atter Edwin Stanton, 107 Ross st. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866; phys. to city poor, 1871. Walter Albert Gustav, 66 Sixth ave. M. D., univ. of Koenigsberg, 1835; licentiate univ. of Berlin, 1836 ; proprietor of the surg. and or- thopoedical inst., Pittsburg;—author of paper, “ Conservative Surg. in Badly Injured Limbs,” 1867, etc.—specialtv, surg. Warner E. S., 211 Penn ave. Whittier B. S., 296 Penn ave. Winans J. S., 254 Penn ave. Wishart D. W., 30 Sixth ave. Wood E. A., 1708 Carson st. Wright H., 8 Grant st. Young J. M., 75 Third ave. STATE OF PEKYSYXYAETA. ABB ALL Abbey O. L., Union Mills. Acheson John W., Washington. Acker M. F., Tylersport. Acomb .T. L., (e) Tidioute. Agnew John P., Taylorsville. Ahl, David, Yewville. Grad. U. S. military acad. at West Point, 1850; A. M., univ. of Lewisburg, 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1853; member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; inventor of Aid’s “ Porous Adaptable Splints,” adopted in army by surg.- gen’l Finley, 1861;—author of article “ 6n Pre- vention of Scarlet Fever.” Ahl Jacob, Pittsburgh. Ahl John, Dover. M. IX, med. dep’t of Washington univ., 1845. Aiclmer Charles, Erie. Aiken George B., McSherrystown. Aiken James, Reesexille. Aikin James, Edgmont. Ainey A. .T., Brooklyn. Ainey D. C., New Milford. Aitkin G. G., Wexford. Ake Joseph II., Williamshurgh. Akin J. T., Blooming Valley. Alba E. M., Williamsport. Albaugh William II., Hetricks. Albert John, Greble. Albright Joseph S., Greenwich. Albright E. G., Lancaster. Alcorn James P., Allegheny City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Allegheny eo.; phys. to Portage co., Ohio, infirm., etc., 7 years; surg. U. S. vols! 1 year. Alexander ,T. W., Canonsburgh. Alexander It. McG., Fannettsburgli. Alexander William B., Curwensville. Alexander W. J., Dundaff. Allbright E. C-, Muncy. Alleman Horace, Hanover. Allen A. ,T., Towanda. Allen E., Espyville. Allen E. N., Altoona. 678 ALL PENNSYLVANIA. BAN Allen E. P., Athens. M. 11., Berkshire med. coll., 1847; sec. med. soc. of Bradford co., 1872; member med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso.; ex-prof, of midwifery and materia mediea in Geneva med. coll. Allen J. M., Chester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Allen I. W., (h) Altoona. Allen Richard Cox, (h) Frankford. M. D., Hahnemann homoeo. med. coll., 1868; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Allen S. II., Bakerstown. Allen W. E., Hyde Park. Allison A. H., Menta. Allison D. G., Allegheny. Allison F. H., Kittanning. Allison F. M., Kittanning. Allison S. C., Punxatawney. Allmem Y. IL, Lebanon. Alstead A. S., Harrisburgh. Alter I)., Burrell. Alter David, Freeport. Altman William, Punxatawney. Ambreson J. Burns, Waynesboro’. Ambrose J. B., Waynesboro’. Ambrose Jaeb T., Stahlstown. M. D., Long Island med. coll, (no date). Ammann John Baptist, Archbold. Grad, of Berne, Switzerland, 1866; M. D., Berne, Zurich, Miinieh, Prague and Wiinne, 1866 Ammon Jacob, Stowclisburgh. Anawalt J. W., Greensburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Anderson A. M., Florence. Anderson David Miller, Finleyville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll, 1866; member med. soc. of Washington co.; act. med. cadet gen’l hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Anderson J. Ross, Bedford. Anderson Joseph W., Cabinet. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Anderson William, Indiana. M. D., Jefferson med, coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Indiana co.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Pa.; perm, member Am. med. asso. Andrew James P., Kirkwood. Andrews J. P., Colerain. Andrews M. N., New Bernon. Angle John S., Sunbury. Angstead John, Penn. Ansley William Bailey, Apollo. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867 ; phys. and surg. to Iron City iron works. Ansley W. B., Plumville. Anthony A., Harrisburgh. Apple Charles II., Greenwich. Apple Samuel S., Allentown. Appleback Nilson, Sellersville. Applebaugh J. J., Port Royal. Apply Sheron, Damascus. Archer R. H., Moncuresville. Ard William D., New Bloomfield. Ardale W. J., Pittsburgh. Armor Smith, (h) Columbia. Armstrong A. IL, Marchand. Armstrong George D., New London. Armstrong John A., Leechburgh. Grad. Jefferson coll., 1862; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867 ; member med. asso. of western Pa. Armstrong R., Lock Haven. Armstrong T. A., Waterloo. Arnat P. F., Stouts. Arndt P., Easton. Arnholt M. A., Buchanan. Arnold C., Hazleton. Arnold George P., (h) Dillsburgh. Arnold James F., Williamsburgh. M. I)., med. dep’t uriiv. of N. Y., 1867. Arsdalon Van N. E., Lower Merion. Arter D. C., Greensburgb. Alter J. B., Oil City. Arthur Charles, (h) Sunbury. Aschom J. P., Renovo. Asbenfelter W. J., Pennsburgh. Ashley C. D., Richmond. Ashley C. G., Townsend. Ashley R. E., Little Cooley. Ashmead William, Germantown. Asire J. L., Hermitage. Asire R. E., Hermitage. Atlee John Light, Sr., Lancaster. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1820; pres. med. soc. of Lancaster, 1872; pres. med. soc. of Pa., 1857; v.-pres. Am. med. asso., 1868; member coll, of phys., Phila.; prof, of anat. and phys. to Mechlin and Marshall coll, of Lancaster, Pa. ; pub. first recorded successful operation of double ovariotomy in 1844. Atlee John Light, Jr., Lancaster Avery D. M., (m) Clifford. Axtel A. C., Youngsville. Axtell William II., Slieakleyville. Axtle A. X., Troy. Babb Henry, Hereford. Babcock Brayton, Ceres. Babcock Charles M., Sharon. M. I)., Push med. coll., (no date); member med. soc. of Mercer co. Bacher , Allegheny. Bachman S. S., Easton. Backus W. H., McKees i Falls. A. B., univ. of Lewisburgh, 1853; A. M., 1856; M. D., Wurzburg, Bavaria, 1858; att. med. schools of Gottingen, Zurich, Vienna and Paris. Bacon C., Harveyville. Bacon Daniel, Wellsboro’. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bacon Morgan L., Wellsboro’. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1873; member med. soc. of Tioga co. Baehr John L., Bigler. Bailey E. W., Penningtonville. Bailey William D., Dillsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Baily Morris, (e) Titusville. Baker C. C., Siegel. Baker C. C., Scotch Hill. Baker E. L., Corrv. Baker H. S., Bradford. Baker J. Lewis, Coatesville. Baker M. P., New Castle. Baker O. M., (h) Williamsport. Baker W. A., Reidsburgh. Baldridge R. S., (h) McKeesport. Balkwin J. A., Beech Pond. Balfore L., Emporium. Banks Lucian, Mifflintown. Banks M. R., Livermore. Banta Rollin L., Erie. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1871; member med. asso. of Buffalo, and med. soc. of Erie co. BAR PENNSYLVANIA. BID 679 Barber J. H., Strattonville. Barber John, Sharon. Perm, member med. soc. df Pa. Barbour Lewis. Allegheny. Barclay J. B., Brownsville. Barclay William Franklin, Saltsburgh. A. B., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1867; M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1867; member med. soc. of Allegheny valley;—author of paper on, “ Poisoning by German Silver,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1871. Barden I. M., (h) Rutland. Barden O. P., (h) Troy. Barden William M., (h) Mansfield. Barker M. P., New Castle. Barkey Peter, Erie. A. M., Albert univ., 1867; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Ontario, Canada, 1869; city phys. 1871- 72; consult, phys. univ. hosp., Phila.; member Westminster hosp. Barlott I. C., Liverpool. Barndt Solomon K., Alburtis. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863. Barnes James, Bridgewater. Barnes J., (m) South Hill. Barnes R. II., Wheatland Furnace. Barnes W., Scranton. Barnett George Washington, Ringgold. Attend, lects. med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867-68. Barnett S. K., Alburtis. Barnett William G., Cannonsburgh. Barr George W., Titusville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1856; member med. soc. of Crawford co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Barr Robert, Indiana. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Indiana co.; reg’t and div. surg. U. S. vols. 3 vears. Barrack T., Johnstown. * Barrell W. E., Cambria. Barsbears O. P., East Liberty. Bartholomew II. L., Warren. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bartholomew William, Wilkesbarre. Bartleson S. P., Darly. Bartlett H. A., Sugar Run. Barton A. R., Fall Brook. Barton , Lock Haven. Barton Ira. Waterford. Barton S. W., Waterford. Bashore D. W., West Fairview. Batdorf M., Friedensburgh. Bates John M., Waymart. Bauer Joseph, Tamaqua. Banks Lucian, Mifflintown. Banks M. R., Livermore. Bauman , Elizabethtown. Baumbaugh A. B., Huntingdon. Bayer Francis W., (h) Pottsville. Beach William T., Minersville. Beacon I)., Wellsboro’. Beacon M. L., Wellsboro’. Beale J. W., Port Royal. Beam J. C., Johnstown. Beam Lemon Thomas, (e) Johnstown. M. D., eclec. med. inst., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1855. Bean George W., Bainbridge. Bean J. C., (e) Jennerstown. Bean L. T., Ligonia. Beane William H., Middletown. • M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862. Beans S. F., Davisville. Beattie George Y., Lock Haven. Beatty H. K., Kittanning. Beatty J. F., Baldwin. Beatty R. C., East Liberty. Beaver D. B. 1)., Womelsdorf. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Beaver D. Llewellyn, Reading. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1841; pres, pathol. soc. of Berks co., 1S72; exam. surg. for pensions since 186?. Beaver D., Consliohocken. Bechtel J. M., Harrisburgli. Beck J. W., Curllsville. Becker Benjamin, (h) Cressona. Becker J. C., Pittston. Beech L. M., (e) Towanda. Begell S. S., Westfield. Beliue J. II., (h) Reading. Bell George W., Burgettstown. Bell J. H., Black Lick. Bell John Wilson, Apollo. M. I)., Long Island coll, hosp., 1871. Bell Walter, Altoona. Bellows Horace M., Huntingdon. Beltz J. H., (e) Stahlstown. Bemis James N.. West Middletown. Bender J. W., (h) Carlisle. Benjamin S. E., Dushore. Benkart John, Allegheny. Benn I. P., (e) Wesleyville. Benner Abraham, Sellersville. Bennett Ash D., New Washington. Grad. Dickinson semiuary (no dates); M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1859 ; member med. soc. of Lycoming co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Bennett J. T., (e) Brookville. Bentley J. E., Scotch Hill. Bentley James K., Waverly. Benton S. H., Albion. Benton Stewart Henry, Oil City. M. D., med. dep’t Buffalo uniw, 1870; member med. soc. of Venango co.; phys. to poor of township. Berchaw W., Cocliranton. Beonis II. J., Ursina. Berg S. W., New Berlin. Berluchy Samuel L., Pottsville. Bernelt S. K., Alburtis. Bernthersel G. W., Columbia. Berry Watson, (e) Lock Haven. Beschler John, May town. Bese F., Walkin. Beshler H. S., Berrysburgh. Best D., Meadville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bestline G. W., Blain. Betterly E. L., Wilkesbarre, Bett Thomas, Jenkintown. Betz Israel, Oakville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. see. of Cumberland co. Beyerle George, Bernville. Beyerle W. G., Bernville. Bibighaus Thomas Barton, Middleburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Bickel A. S., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bidlack William W., Stroudsburgh. Biddle W. V., Cardville. 680 BIE PENNSYLVANIA. BOW Bieber Lewis D., Molltown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867. Biever D. II., Fredericksburgh. Bigelow C. P., Great Bend. Bigelow James, McAlevy’s Fort. Bigelow W. C., Belleville. Bigham James, Clinton. Bigler J. F., Bear Gap. Bigler William B., Wrightsville. Bigony F. W., Une Lexington. Binkerd Adam D., Parker’s Landing. M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1865; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—contributor to “ Med. and Surg. Reporter” since 1870. Binkley William G., Washington Bor. Grad, normal school of Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869. Birch George F., Greensboro’. Birchard A. D., Cambridge. Birchard II. M., Cochranton. Bird Joseph W., Tremouah. Bird J. W., Fremont. Birdsall Samuel, Susquehanna Depot. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll.. 1865; member med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Birchoff H. W., Halifax. Bishop Charles H., Manchester. Bishop Henry M., Sharon. A. B., Amherst coll., 1858; M. D., coll. phys. and surg., N. Y., 1869; member med. soc. of Mer- cer co. Bishop J. J. J., (m) Pleasantville. Bishop W. E., Rockland. Bixby C., (e) Spring Creek. Bixby II. D., Plymouth. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bixler J. R., Carlisle. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; phys. to Cumberland co. jail. Blachley B. M., Waynesburgh. Blaehley Stephen Sparta. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Washington co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Black C. PI., (h) Elizabeth. Black James Thompson, Mount Union. M. D., Phiia. univ., 1868'. Blackburn O. II. P., Hope Church. Blackman David, Orrsville. Blackwood , NTew Castle. Blackwood T. J., Glade Mills. Blackwood William, Lancaster. Blaine John E., Tionesta. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Venango co. Blair Samuel, Lewisburgh. Blake John E., Tionesta. Blakely W. J., Erie. Blakeslee Amos Cranmer, Nicholson. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Susquehanna co.; house phys. and surg. of Conn. hosp. 2 years; reg. surg. and con- tract surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Blakeslee William Riley, Coatesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853 ; perm, mem- ber med. soc. of Pa.; phys. for out-door poor, Phiia., 1853; phys. for Chester co. almshouse, 1854; now post surg. for Pa. R. R. co.; surg. U. S. vols., field and hosp., 4 years;—author of “Singular Case of Vicarious Menstruation,” 1849. Blakeslee W. V., Corry. B. S., Allegheny coll., 1842; attend, lect. at Wil- loughby, Ohio. Blakesley W. J., (h) Erie. Bland Daniel Webster, Pottsville. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. ; res. phys. co. hosp.; med. inspec. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of papers, “ Iodide of Potass, in Rheumatism,” 1359; “Resuscita- tion of New-Born Infants,” I860. Blank George A.. Sunnytown. Blatcliley J. L., Keeneyville. Bleakeslee W. V., (m) Concord Station. Blodget Alanson Clark. Youngsville. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1846 ; v.-pres. med. soc. of Warren co., 1872; member med. soc. of Pa. Bloom F. G., Martinsburgh. Blough Henry, Palmyra. Blough , Elizabeth. i Blast Joseph, Harrisburgh. Blyholder C., Saxonburgh. Boardman li ving R. L., Columbia. Bobb Henry, Hereford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868. Bockins S. Atlee, Columbia. Grad. Phiia. high school., 1854; grad. Pa. dental coll., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t. univ.of Pa., 1861; member dental soc. of Pa., med. soc. of Lancas- ter city and co.; sec. med. soc. of Columbia co., 1873 ; sec. pharmaceutical soc. of Columbia co.; hosp. service, Washington, 1863. Boggs S. W., Allegheny. Boggz J. U7, Temperanceville. Boies R. M., Reynoldsville. Bolard J. N., Tidioute. Bolling Robert, Chestnut Hill. Bollinger O. P., Sagertown. Bollinger W. D., (m) Lancaster. Bomberger C., (m) Bothsville. Bonbrake S., Waynesboro’. Bond H. T., Landsdale. Bond T., Mount Bethel. Bonebrake Andrew S., Greencastle. Grad. Dull'coll.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Franklin co. Bonebreak D. W., Martinsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bonstells , Corry. Bouton B. A., Scranton. Boon Jacob, Darby. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Booth M. A., Kimberville. M. 1)., Winchester med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Caroline co.; surg. U. S. navy, Annapo- lis ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Bordwell J. S., (e) Ridgeway. Borland John R., Franklin. M. D., Phiia. univ. of med. and surg., 1865; rec. sec. liberal med. asso.; phys. to jail 2 years; member board of health. Bosley Samuel Clement, Smithfield. Bossett W. C., Monocacy. Botdorf Daniel, Bethel. Botdorf L. G., Mount Etna. Boteler F. A., Duncannon. Bouton S. D., (e) Sheffield Depot. Bowen PI. IP., Corry. Bowers F. J., Myerstown. Bowers H. J., Myerstown. Bowers L. F., Annville. Bowers R. L., Selins Grove. BOW PENNSYLVANIA, BRU 681 Bowie Alonzo Potter, (h) Uniontown. M. D., Phila. univ. of med. and surg., 1868; mem- ber homceo. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Bowman A. G., East Ilempfield. Bowman B., (h) Chambersburgh. M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., N. Y., 1865; member homceo. med. soc. of Cumberland Val- ley, homceo. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of homceo. Bowman E. J., Neffsville. Bowman I. W., Waterford. Bowman John D., Camp Hill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Bowman John F., Millersburgh. Bowman T. E., Sanders. Boyd George B., Scranton. Boyd II., Mosiertown. Boyd J., Uniontown. Boyd John, Landenburgh. Boyd John O., Lancaster. Boyd M. R., Hendersonville. Boyd Thomas G., Black Hawk. Boyer A. II. Boyer Benjamin Frankin, Springtown. M.D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Boyer David, Reading. Boyer Francis William, (h) Pottsville. M. D., Hahnemann coll., 1869; member homoeo. med. soc. of Berks and Schuylkill cos.; phys. to home for child., Pottsville, Pa. Boyer T. J., Clearfield. Boyle W. A., Chambersburgh. Boyles Robert Morse, Reynoldsville. M. D., Western Reserve med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Clarion co. Braden D. W., Waynesburgh. Bradew James, (e) New Castle. Bradfield G. M.„ Blain. Bradford L. J., Sullivan. Bradley D. II., Wilkesbarre. Bradley Thomas W., Burgettstown. Bradley William II., Danville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brady II. Y., Falls City. Brady Robert William, Honesdale. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1863 ; ass’t surg. N. Y. vols. 2 years. Brallier E., Grant. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Indiana co. Branat J. B.. Tremont. Brandes C., Erie. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brandt E. B., Mechanicsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brasher W. II., Dunkard. Bratt B. R., (h) Reading. Brazee John Mason, Academia. Brecht Samuel, (m) Oregon. Brecht S. S., (m) Old Line. Breckbill Joseph, Strasburgh. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; first v.-pres. med. soc. of Lancaster city and co. Bredin Stephen, Butler. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Butler co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso. Brehm S. IT., Newville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brehman George Edmund, Altoona. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Blair co., Am. med. asso., 1872, and board of health. Breiner II., Beers. Breitenbach J. B., Reading. Breitenbach Jeremiah, Myerstown. Brendle George F., Mahanoy City. Brendlinger J. C., District. Breneiser Isaac, (m) Adamstown. Brenig P. B., Hellertown. Brenneman A. N., Middletown. Brewer A. B., Scranton. Briggs Jacob E., Shicksliinny. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861. Brindle G. F., Mahanoy City. Brinkman William F., Codorus. Brinton John B., West Chester. Brinton William B., West Chester. Brisbine N. B., (h) Lancaster. Brittain R. J., New Galilee. Brobst Edward, Bernville. Brobst John A., Bernville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brobst J. C., Leesport. Brook J. B., Reading. Brook Enos L., Ivimberton. Brookhart , Mount Joy. Brooks J., Sinnamahoning. Brothers Isaiah, ITillsville. Brough E., New Wilmington. Brown A. G., Emlenton. Brown Charles W., Mansfield. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brown E. Y., Westfield. Brown G., (m) Newtown. Brown George W., Port Carbon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844; ex-pres. Schuyl- kill co. med. soc. Brown II. L., Cassville. Brown J. A., Worthville. Brown John Jordan, Mifflinville. B. S., Dickinson semin., 1867; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Columbia and Montour cos.;—author of articles in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Brown John Wert, Freeburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870. Brown L., Pleasant Unity. Brown N. W., Alexandria. Brown R., Greensburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brown R. B., Summerville. Brown S. W., (e) Lander. Rrown T. II., Saltsburgh. Brown Thomas M., Sharpsville. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1864; treas. med. soc. of Mercer co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 months. Brown William, (m) Conneautville. Brown William E., Vincent. Brow ne Robert Bethell, Jeanesville. Hon. A. M., Lafayette coll., 1865; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; surg. N. J. vols.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Brownfield Brown F., Smitlifield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864 ; member med. soc. of Clark co., Ohio; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 2 years, 8 months. Browson , Mercersburgli. Brubaker II., Somerset. 682 BRU PENNSYLVANIA. CAS Bruckliart W. Scott, Mount Joy. Brugget I., (h) Lewisburgh. Brugh Ezra, New Wilmington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member med. soc. of Lawrence co. Brugler Dewitt, Snydersville. Brumbaugh A. B., Huntingdon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; sec. med. soc. of Huntingdon co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso.; exam. surg. for pensions. Brumbaugh W., (m) Harrisburgh. Brummer Adgar P., (hi Norristown. Brundage A. T., Factory ville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brundage E. L.. (e) South Gibson. Brunner D. P., Columbia. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Brunner Prank R., Bechtelsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861 Brush G. G., Sheakleyville. Brush J. A., Sheakleyville. Bryan John, (h) Water Cure. Bryan N. B., Bryansville. Bryan Thomas, '(h) New Sheffield. Buchannen James G., Allegheny. Bucher B. D., Lebanon. Bucher F. R., Sheafferstown. Bucher Samuel, Limerick. Buchler II. B., Harrisburgh. Buck T. B., (e) Columbia Cross Roads. Buckins S. A., Columbia. Buckmyer L. B., East Penn. Buechly U. M., (e) Meyer’s Mills. Buehler II. B., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Buhuman II., Mount Alto. Buhuman , Hiram. Bulkeley J. E., Wilkesbarre. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Bunbaker D. M., Mifflinburgh. Bundschub, F., Buchanan. Bunn B. F., Birdsboro’. Bunn James M., (e) New Washington. Bunner Frank R., Bechtelsville. Bunting Ross R., Levington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; grad, faculty of medicine de Paris, 1861. Bunting T. C., (h) Mauch Chunk. Burchfield J. P., Clearfield. Burg S. W., New Berlin. Burgler De Witt, Carversville. Burket G. AY., Tyrone. Burket J. II., California. Burkhart John, Huntingdon. Burkhart S. P., (e) Phillipsburgh. Burkholder John. Quincy. Burkman Jacob Y., (m) Elk Lick. Burlingame E. J., (m) Litchfield. Burnes A. AV., Scranton Burnes R., Honesdale. Burns Reed, Bethany. Burns Robert, Frankford. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Burr A. E., (h) Carbondale. Burrr Charles, Carbondale. M. D., Berkshire med. inst., 1838; member med. soc. of Luzerne co. Burrell D., Lisronier. Burroughs Julius L., Sugar Grove. M. D., mtd. dep’t univ. of Yt., 1861; member med. soc. of AVarren co.; lect. on chemistry and physiol, union school, Sugar Grove. Bush J. M., (h) Buffalo Run. Bush Louis T., (h) Altoona. Bush Pliilip M., Marshall’s Creek. Bushbaker Henry, Somerset. Bushong J., New Holland. Bussey H. G-., Shrewsbury. Bute Gr. H., (h) Nazareth. Butler L. F.,East Freedom. Buttermore S., Connellsville. Bye Charles Paxson, Hickory ITill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1831; licentiate faculty of med. of Md. Bye C. T., Oxford. Byerle George, Bernville. Byers George, Bustleton. Byers II. K., Fayetteville. Byles C., Delaware Grove. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1843; A. if., 1846; M, D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847; U. S. pensions surg. Cable J. W., Elizabethtown. Caffin John D., Rochester. Caldwell G. W., Glen Hope. Caldwell S. AY., Lock Haven. Retired from practice. Caldwell William, Morris Run. Calhoun B. L., New Texas. Calhoun J. C., Centreville. Callihan Robert, Reimersburgli. Calver W., Booth Centre. Calvin D. M., Meadville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Calvin William, Booth’s Corner. Camp D. W., Lynn. Campbell E. B., Williamsport. Campbell John, Bart. Campbell John, Allegheny. Campbell S. A.. Bailey Hollow. Canfield Ira Day, Lock Haven. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863. Capewell A. M., Factoryville. Carey J., Uniontown. Carl A., Greencastle. Carl David, York Spring. Carl G. D., Greencastle. Carmony J. C., (h) Harrisburgh. Carpenter II., (m) Tompkinsville. Carpenter Henry, Lancaster. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Carpenter James S.. Pottsville. Carpenter John T., Pottsville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Carpenter R. B., Millersburgh. Carr A. B., St. Clair. Carr R. -T., Oak Hill. Carson Thomas, Elde'rton. Cary E. H., Prosperity. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Washington co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. li years. Cary G. W., Cranberry. Cary John, Uniontown. Cary William, Springfield. Case J. B., Dushore. Case J. II., Liverpool. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Case W. A.. Espy. Case William Ellicott, Fallsington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854. CAS PENNSYLVANIA, COL 683 Cashman A. B., Sutton’s Corners. Caslow H. R., Halifax. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Dauphin co. Caslow J. F. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1867; member med. soc. of Dauphin co.;—specialty, eye and ear. Casper A. B., (h) New Berlin. Cass W. E., Fallsington. Casselberry J. R., Hazleton. Cassiday F. F., Frankford. Cauffman JI. AY, Boiling Springs. Cavanagli James, Easton. Cernea Arthur D., Buckingham. Chace I. B., Corry. Chalfant H. S., Pike Run. Chalfant W. B., Pennsville. Chalfrant S. B., Upper Middleton. Chamberlain D. W., Bustleton. Chamberlin A., Brooklyn. Champney Y. R., (m) Ogdensburgh. Chandler George E., (h) Bellefonte. Chapin J. F., Cambria. Chapin S. F., AVattsburgh. Charlton S. T., (h) Ilarrisburgh. Chase James B., Corry. Cheesman George, Library. Chessrown A. Y., Buchanan. Chick J. S., South AVest. Chipman W. II., Allegheny Bridge. Chisholm C. W., Hickory. Chrisman Robert S., Pottsville. Christ L. M., Pine Grove. Christ Theodore Sterner, Chester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; treas. med. soc. of Delaware co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. Christ AY F., (h) Penn. Christian J. O., Landisville. Christie Louis Henry, Petroleum Centre. A. B., Westminster coll., 1864; M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Venango co., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso. Christie T. G., Pleasantville. Christman Calvin K.j Clayton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Christman Henry G., Upton. Christy E. T., Altoona. Christy Henry Clay, Tyrone. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; surg. to post hosp., Beaufort, S. C.; div. and brig. surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Christy J. H., Franklin. Christy R. AY., Ilollidaysburgh Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Christy S. S., Manor. Church AY, Meadville. Cieveling Joseph P., South Easton. Cisna William Reed, Ickesburgh. L B., Dickinson coll., 1863; A. M., 1866; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; ex-pres. med. soc. of Perry co.; med. exam, life ins. co. • ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Clagett II. L., Standing Stone. Clagget L. S., Penn Station. Clapp Increase, Espyville. Clark , Green iield. Clark A. C., Sunbury. Clark A. J., (h) Scranton. Clark A. M., (e) Brockwayville. Clark A. T., Worth. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Clark Byron, Scenery Hill. Clark C. A., Sunbury. Clark Joseph, New Florence. Clark J. C., Brownsville. Clark J. II., Mount Pleasant. Clark M. H., Washington. Clark P., Jamestown. Clark Robert, (e) McKean. Clarke Rowan, Antistown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Clark T. B., Scenery Hill. Clark W. A., (e) Russellsburgh. Clark W. N., Whitestown. Claudy John C., Newville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; rec. sec. med. soc. of Cumberland co., member med. soc. of Pa.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. gen’l hosp. 8 mos. Clayton A. H., (h) Richboro’. Cleary George, Upton. Cleaver Israel, Reading. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Clemmence H. C., (e) Allentown. Clemmer W. L., Brownsville. Cleveland A., Erie. Cleveland J. E., Ogdensburgh. Cleveland M. K., Erie. Cleveland W. K., (h) Erie. Clever Israel, Phillipsburgh. Cline G. H., Salladyburgh. Clinger P. S., Conestoga. Clover W. M., Lamartine. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cosson C. H., Altoona Coates I. T., Chester. Cobb J. W., Montrose. Cober P. J., (m) Somerset. Coblentz Joseph, Reading. A. B., Marshall coll., 1848; A. M., 1851; M. D., univ. of Ya., 1849; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850 ; ex-pres. med. soc. of Reading, and med. soc. of Berks co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Berks co., 1873; phys. to board of health; pres, board of phys., Reading dispens. Cochran John, (m) Allegheny. Coene George, Harmony. Coffman Isaac Z., Phoenixville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1827. Cogswell N. J., East Springliill. Grad, of hygeio-thera. coll., 1861. Colbert R., Oil City. Cole A. J., Mansgeld. Cole C. D. H., Sheshequin. Cole J. H., South Creek. Cole William Wallace, Allegheny. A. M., Mount Union coll., 1872; M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; city phys. of Allegheny, Pa. Colegrove D., (e) Columbus. Coleman Amos G., Limerick. M. D., Pa. med. coll., I860- brig, and divis. surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Coleman C., Latrobe. Coleman William C., Latrobe. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; v.-pres. med. soc. of Westmoreland co., 1873 ; lect. on physiol, and hygiene, sem. at Blairsville. Coleman W. W., Neshannock Falls. Collier E. D., Richmond. Colwell J., Blossburgli. 684 COM PENNSYLVANIA, CRO Comly Ezra, Byberry. Comly Isaac, Byberry. Compton William, Lancaster. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Condie D. Francis, Morton Station. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cone N. I)., Darlington. Conklin G., Orwell. Conklin S. A., Belle Vernon. Member med. soc. of Fayette co., and Am. med. asso. Conkling B. F., Fayette Citv. Connell B. F., Connellsville. Connely E. S., Somerset. Conrad F. II.,' Dudley. Conrad J. A., Kobisonia. Conrad J. D., Beavertown. Conrad John N., Benovo. Cook E. L., Erie. Cook F. M., (m) Uniontown. Cook G. II., Havelock. Cook J. Cook Joseph L.,New Alexandria. Grad. Jefferson coll., 1852; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858 ; member med. soc. of Westmoreland co., and med. soc. of Pa. Cook McCauley P., Webster’s Mills. Cook William II., (h) Carlisle. Cooly T. M., Utica. Cooper Alfred M., Point Pleasant. Cooper F. B., (h) Allegheny. Cooper J. M., Erie. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Erie co.; surg. of Erie and Pittsburgh E.E. Cooper J. C., Jonestown. Cooper J. F., (h) Allegheny. Cooper J. II., (e) Benezett. Cooper J. M., Erie. Cooper John M., (e) West Chester. Cooper B. L., Bicliboro’. Coover E. H., Ilarrisburgh. Coover J. H., Ilarrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cope L. A., Yohogliany. Cope Thomas, Nazareth. Corbin Daniel, (m) East Berlin. Corbin J. L., (h) Athens. Cornell G. W., (h) Hartsville. Cornell N. P., Fairdale. Cornman David, Carlisle. Corse J. l\r., Kellyville. Corson Hiram, Plymouth Meeting. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1828; corres. sec. med. soc. of Montgomery co.; ex-member med. soc. of Phila. co.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Pa.;—author of arti- cle on “ Use of Belladonna in Whooping Cough; ” “ Ice in Treatment of Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria,” etc., etc. Corson William, Norristown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Corson W. L., Jersey City. Corss Frederick, Kingston. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Coryell B. IT., St. Claire. Cossett II. De La, Greenville. Cossett James, New Castle. Cotton John Calvin, Meadville. Grad, of Allegheny coll., 1853; M. B., Western Eeserve med. coll., 1853; ex-pres. med. soc. of Crawford co.; del. to Am. med. asso., 1867; surg. U. S. vols.;—author “ Biographical Sketch of W. M. Jennings,” etc. Cotton William, East Bethlehem. Cotton W. G., East Bethlehem. Coulter G. W., Centreville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Courtney Joseph, Dixmont. Covode Joseph, Jenner Cross Boads. Cowan F., Greensburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cowden J. P., New Bedford. Cowden W. It., Portersville. Perm, member med. soe. of Pa. Cowell S., (h) Smithfield. Coxe Thomas C., Chatham. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Craig Alexander, Columbia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 186'5; corres. sec. med. soc. of Lancaster city and co.; member med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso.; surg. to Pa. It. E. at Columbia. Craig A., Freedom. Craigen William Joseph, Emporium. M. i)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member med. soc. Dis’t of Columbia; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Crampton Louis William, Ursina. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1809. Crane Joseph, Ilogestown. Crane Bichard M., Ilogestown. Crawford C. C. Y., Village Green. Crawford I). M., Mifflintown. Crawford F). B., Smicksburgh. Crawford E., Wexford. Crawford I. B., Wyoming. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Crawford James L., Saltsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Indiana co., med. soc. of Pa Crawford John S., Williamsport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1888; member med. soc. of Williamsport, med. soc. of Lycoming co., Am. med. asso.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Pa. ; exam. surg. for pensions. Crawford J. S., Taylorstown. Crawford Bobert, Cooperstown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Crawford S., McCoysville. Crawford S. IX, McCoytown. Crawford William, Venice. Crawford William II., South Bethlehem. Crease William Gray, Girardsville. M. IX, univ. of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1854; med. exam, for Metropolitan life ins. co. Creelev, M. B. B., Grant. Cress James, (e) Littletown. Cressler Alonzo L., Conyngham. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Cresswell A. E., Grant. Cresswell John, New Bethlehem. Cresswell Bobert, Millville. Criswell J. T., Ilogestown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1872. Croase E. A., Banville. Crocker Edwin, Beech Pond. Cross A. G., Waynesburgh. Crossitt James S., Newcastle. Crossmire Derick V., Ivane. Grad. Iron City coll., 1804; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1871; res. surg. P. & E. E. E.; exam. surg. life ins. cos. CRO PENNSYLVANIA. DET 685 Crouch D. ()., Curwensville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Crouch J. R.,Dayton. Culbertson Edmund, Chambersburgh. Culbertson James, Hanover. Culnane P., Susquehanna Depot. Cummings J. C., Connellsville. Cummins J. M., Industry. Cunningham Abelard Vincent, Zelienople M. D., Jefferson med. eoll., 1864. Cunningham Dewees, Wurtemberg. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Lawrence co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Cunningham Josiah Guy, Kittanning. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Armstrong co.; phys. to co. prison. Cunnings J. M., Allegheny. Curran Thomas, Cross Roads Curtins L. W., Allegheny. Curtis George Boardman, Hawley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; member tri- states med. asso. Curwin John, Harrisburgh. A. B., Yale coll., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member med. soc. of Dauphin co. ; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; sup’t and phys. of Pa. insane hosp. Cushing Able, Canadensis. Cutter D., Ceres. Czarnecki Edward, (m) Allegheny. Dahley I. I., Belleville. Dake B. F., (h) Pittsburgh. Dale J. Y., Lemont. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; was lect. on hygiene and prof. anat. and physiol, at agricul- tural coll, of Pa.; med. cadet hosp. Phila Dale William W., Carlisle. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Dale W. II., Pittsburgh. Daly S. L., Oakdale. Dana Charles H., Tunkhannock. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; exam. surg. for Wyoming co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1£ years. Dana Robert S., Morrisville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member board of health; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Danghler John, Milroy. Dannaker C. A., Bedford. Dare George T., Clonmell. Daraling J., Smethport. Darling Lewis, Lawrenceville. Darling Lewis, Jr., Lawrenceville. Darlington Ililborn, Concordville. Dart C., (h) Penn Line. Davenny Hugh Addison, South Oil City. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1870; ex-member med. soc. of Warren co.; member med. soc. of Ve- nango co.; ex-surg. Rouse hosp. Davidson F. B., Fleetville. Davidson J. H., Perryopolis. Davidson J. II., Upper Middletown. Davidson T. J., Strongstown. Davies David, Mahanoy City. Davies I., Mahanoy City. Davies J. M., Erie. Davis A. ,T., Pittsburgh. Davis A. J., Wilkins. Davis Evan, (h) Hatboro’. Davis Francis F., South Oil City. M. 1)., med. dep’t uuiv. of Mich., 1867 ; pres. med. soc. of Venango co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Davis J. Malianoy City. Davis John, (e) Pottstown. Davis J. II., Paradise. Davis Lewis B., (h) Hatboro’. Davis L. E., Wexford. Davis Miles L., Rohrerstown. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Lancaster city, med. soc. of Lan- caster co.; phys. to Lancaster co. mining co. Davis Eees, Wilksharre. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Davis Samuel T., Millersville. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Lancaster city; ex-pres. med. soc. of Lancaster co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872;—author of papers in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Davis Sumner D., Gibsonburgh. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ. (no date.) Davis S. S., Archbold. Davis Thomas, Lower Providence. Davis T. E., Burnside. Davis William Albert, California. Attend. 1 course of lects. Western Reserve coll. Davis W. N\, Reading. Davis W. Q., Milton. M. D. (no coll, or date given); surg. U. S. vols. Davison James, Canton. Dawdson J. K., Greencastle. Day Alfred, Mechanicsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Day S. A., Zollarsville. Dayton Samuel Wellington, Great Bend. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Susquehanna co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. •Deaver J. A., Franklinville. Deaver James M., Buck. Dechart C. L. B., (h) Tremont. Dechert D., Cressona. Decher Charles, Forest Lake. De Cottonville R., (e) Titusville. De Harris W. A., Pittston. Deisehman P., (m) Conneautville. Deisinger Jonas, Manchester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867. De La Cossett H., Greenville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Delong Daniel R., Stone Church. Delong William II., Equinunk. Dennis W. F., Wilkesbarre. Perm, member med. Soc. of Pa. Dennison F. C., Mehoopany. Denny B. W., Gavard’s Fort. Denny L., (m) Corry. Deppen D. D., Bernville. Deppen James W., Lower Bern. Deppen . Wernersville. Derfenderfer E. L., Hendricksville. Deshler E. J., Aaronsburgh. Detweiler A. C., (h) Reading. Detweiler Isaac C., (h) Reading. Detwiler B. H., Williamsport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Detwiler W. F., Hellertown. Detwiller Henry, (h) Caston. 686 DET PENNSYLVANIA. EDI Detwiller R. H., Williamsport. Detwiller William F., (m) Ilellertown. De Veny S. Charles, Williamstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871. Deveraux Robert, Summitville. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Cambria co. De Voe A., (e) Meadville. De Yoe E., (e) Meadville. De Wardleworth S. L., Scranton. Dewey E. H., Meadville. M. D. (no date or coll, named); member med. soc. of Crawford co.; phys. to poor house; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. DeWitt A. T., Snyderville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1862; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. DeWitt W. R., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Deyarmon T. Robert, Dawson. De Young Horace, Mauch Chunk. Dibb W., North Washington. Dick J. W., Allegheny. Dickinshied Charles. Milford Sun. Diekinshied John H., Spinnerstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847. Dickinson S., Erie. Dickson James G., Cannonsburgh. Dill A. B., York‘Springs. Diller David, (e) York Springs. M. D., eclec. med coll, of Pa., 1864. Diller John R., Emaus. Diller Martin Harrison, Piquea. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Dimmick A., Andesville. Dingee Richard, Newportville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Dingman A. C., Dingman’s Ferry. Dingman Abram C., Hawley. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Tri-States, N. Y. Dismont B. F., Limerick. Divan A. II., Salem City. Doanne N. C., (h) Williamsport. Dobbins James II., Bellefonte. Dock George, Harrisburgh. A. *L, Pa. coll., Gettysburgh, 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1844; member board of trus- tees Pa. lunatic hosp., 1853-66, and acad. of nat. science; pres. med. soc. of Dauphin co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Dodd F., Amity. Dodd S. T., (e) West Middletown. Doetsch J., Ilonesdale. Donaldson D., Morehead. Donaldson John B., Bridgeville. Donaldson T., Greenville. Donnan J. W., Eldersville. Donnan William, Burgettstown. Donges J. W., Donaldson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. Donnelly II. L., Latrobe. Doolittle Robert E., Phillipsburgh. Dorn S. B., St. Petersburg!!. Dornseif D. II., Sweet Valley. Dorworth E. S., Bellefonte. Dougal Charles II., Milton. Dougal James, Milton. Douges J. W., Tremont. Dougherty G. A., Washington. Douney J. B., Lancaster. Dowling Hugh, Brockville. Downey J. B., Lancaster. Downing W. D., (h) Waynesburgh. Doyles T., Wilkesbarre. Dreher C. B., (h) Tamaqua. Dreher J. G., Pine Grove. Dreibelbis D. L., (h) Reading. Dresser 8. P., Albion. Duff J. II., Buchanan. v Duff Peter S., (h) Coylesville. M. D., liomceo. med. coll., Cleveland, Ohio (no date). Duffee William, McAlevy’s Fort Duffield I. E., McConnellsburgh. Duffner John, Allegheny. Duffey N. P., (m) Allegheny. DuneanWiliam Stevens, "Brownsville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; ex-pres. and treas. med. soc. of Fayette co.; member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872; hon. member med. soc. of Cal.;—author of paper, “ Belladonna as Antidote to Opium Poisoning,” 1862; “ Medical Delusions,” 1869. Dundor Adam B., Reading. A. B., Franklin and Marshall coll., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., Long Island coll, hosp., 1863; Jef- ferson med. coll., 1864; pres. Reading med. asso., 1873 ; member med. soc. of Berks co., Am. med. asso.; phys. to Berks co. almshouse and hosp. 3 years; phys. to prison of Berks co. Dundor A. J., Host. Dunham A., (e) Rush. Dunigan M. C., Titusville. Dunlap John E., St. Clair. Dunlap John Miller, Manheim. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. of Lancaster city and co. Dunn J. L., (m) Titusville. Dunningan J. L., Titusville. Dunwiddie I. W., Warrior’s Mark. Dusenberry C. S., Le Raysville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Bradford co. Dusenberry C. A., Ilonesdale. Dyer John, Doylestown. Eagle T. B., Mansfield. Eagleson D. S., West Alexander. Ealy Albert Elijah, Sphellsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Ealy John C., Schellsburgh. Early Charles R., Early. Eastman H., Merritstown. Easton A., Allegheny. . Eaton E. W., Ulysses. Eberhart O. T., Marysville. Eberth C., (m) Reading. Ebort Reuben, (m) Lynnville. Ebrite G. W., Penn Hall. Eby James B., Newport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ecker Sami. Nimrod, (e) Walnut Bottom. M. 1)., eclec. med. coll., Pa., 1854; member nat. eclec. med. asso.; surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Eckernode D. A., Mercersburgh. Edelman Samuel, Easton. Edge John P., Downington. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Edings , Greenfield. EDW PENNSYLVANIA FET 687 Edwards C. C., Harford. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Susquehanna co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Edwards W. H., Janesville. Egbert T. W., Oil City. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Elder J. A., Lancaster. Ehrhart Lorenzo, Allegheny. Eisenberg P. Y., Norristown. Eisenberry E. H., (h) Gloversville. Eisenhart Adam, York. Eisenhart Jacob, York. Eisenhart William II., York. Eishelberger J. W., Clairville. Elder Thomas Alexander, Mifflin town. M. !>., Rush med. coll., 1868;—author of “Thera- peutical Notes,” 1872. Elderdice Robert Breckenridge, Mc- Knightstown. M. D., coll, of med. and surg., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1868. Eldred John Edward, Lock Haven. B. S. A., Agricultural coll., Pa., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Elliott F., Saxonburgh. Elliott J. C., Titusville. Elliott James S., Beaver Falls. Elliot Thomas H., Allegheny. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Elliott , Mansfield, Ellis Edward, Meadville. Ellis George, (e) Erie. Ellis J. J., Girard. Ellison O. T., Condersport. Ellsworth J., Corry. Elrick J. II.. Harrisville. Ely Adriel G., Girard. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1840. Ely B. C., Girard. Ely R. H., Burlingtonboro’. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Emerson C.. Johnstown. Emery Boyd, Dunningsville. Emmerson Vincent, Milford. Enders E. A.. Cornwall. Engelman David, Easton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864. Engle G. S., Eddyville. Engleman Joseph P., Cherryville. Engler G. S., Bethlehem. Enoch H. D., Washington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Washington co.; ass’t surg. Va. vols. 1 year. Entriken S. A., West Chester. Eppley G. M., Lewi sherry. Eppley G. W., Elliottsburgh. Erdman William B., Macungie. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa.,1860; member med. soc. of Lehigh co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ermentrout Samuel C., Reading. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; v.-pres. path, soc. of Berks co.; member board of phys. St. Joseph’s hosp.; phys. to Berks co. almshouse; surg. in Prussian army, 1870-71; (a gold medal by order of Emperor William, and made mem- ber of order of the crown, March, 1872);—au- thor of essay on “ Small Pox and Vaccination,” 1873. Eryelman D., Easton. Eshleman A., Strausburgh. Estep J., Perryopolis. Etting Van Vechten, Tremont. M. D., (no coll, or date given); member med. soc. of Westchester co.; exam. surg. for pensions ; ass’t. surg. U. S. vols. 3 mos. Evans Daniel W., Ebensburgh. Evans J., Phillips Mill. Evans John E., Pottstown. Evans Isaac 1ST., Hatboro’. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Evans Josliua R., Branchtown. Evans J. R., Bloomsburgh. Evans Samuel IX, (e) Lancaster Everett Edward, Linden. Everhard J. F., Scranton. Everhart O. T., (h) Marysville. A. B., Franklin and Marshall coll., 1854; A. M., 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1856 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 7 months. Eves J. S., New London. Eves ■William, Newberry. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Lycoming co. Ewing C. M., (e) Penn Run Ewing J. K., Mahoning. Ewing J. It., Plumville. Ewing R. B., West Grove. Face J. L., Stewartstown. Faelker John C., Allentown. Fager Charles B., (h) Harrisburgh. Fager John H., (h) Harrisburgh. Fahnestock F. A., Annville. Fahnestock H. A., Annville. Fahnestock W. B., (h) Lancaster. Fair A. W., (m) Corry. Fairland , Bellefonte. Fallweiler D. W. W., Lynnport. Faulklin D. D., (e) Corry. Faulkner M. S., Venango Boro’. Faulkner P., (h) Erie. Faulkner Robert, (h) Erie. M. D., homcjeo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1867; member homoeo. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of homceo.;—author of “ Homceo. Phys. Visiting List,” etc. Faulkner W., (e) Erie. Faust Jonathan N., Biglersville. Fay John, Altoona. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Fectig Samuel C., Wellersburgli. Fegley A. N., Spangsville. Fegley Olando, Allentown. Feicht Benjamin, Allegheny. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Feklstein Adolph, Branchtown. Grad, in med., but no coll, given; res. phys. to Jewish hosp. Felix Frank, (m) Cunningham. Fellows J. A., Mainesburgh. Ferguson E., Latrobe. Ferguson James, (h) Temperanceville. Fernsler E., (m) Reinholdsville. Fessler II. H., Williamsport . Fethermann J., Sceneryville. Fetherolf A. P., Litzenberg. Fetterhoff Hiram Richert, (h) Newville. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869; member homceo. med. soc. of Cumberland Valley; v.- pres. homceo. med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. inst. of homceo. 688 FET PENNSYLVANIA. FUS Fetzer D. A., Lumber City. Fickarat F. A., (m) Bethlehem. Field C. C., Easton. Fields A. P., Ebensburgh. Fife John, Upper St. Clair. Fife S. R., Finleyville. Figort J. W., Coffee Run. Filewood Frank, Susquehanna Depot. Findley William Martin, Altoona. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; member med. soc. of Blair co., med. soc. of Pa., and med% soc. of Rocky Mountains; hon. member med. soc. of Cal., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Findley W. R., Altoona. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Finkbiner Samuel S., Setzler Store. Finley Sylvester, Castle Finn. Finley S. M., Harrisburgh. Finney A. B., Jersey Shore. Finney F. B., Williamsport. Firman J. M., Dimock. Fish S. S., Johnstown. Fisher , Steubenville. Fisher A. J., McAlisterville. Fisher C. A., Scranton. Fisher Charles Henry, Scranton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1864; mem- ber med. soc. of Scranton, and med. soc. of Lu- zerne co.; med. cadet IT. S. vols.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Fisher C. P. W., (h) Boalsburgh. Fisher James, Stouchsburgh. Fisher Philip S., Zion. Grad. Allentown seminary, 1862; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868;—author of paper, “ Air and its Relation to Life.” Fitch I. M., Stony Fork. Fitz Patrick C., Rock Lake. Fitzpatrick James A., Lancaster. Fleckinger J. II., Dry Run. Flentie Louis, Mauch Chunk. Fletcher Edward, Providence. Flower P. D., (m) Albion. Grad, of Phila. univ. Flowers W. F., Gettysburgh. Flowers W. S., Union Mills. Fobes D., Hamburgh. Foerstieg Charles, Rochester. Pres. med. soc. of Beaver co., 1873; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Follett F. M., Rouseville. Follweiler David Washington W.,Lynn- port. M. D?, Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Foot Richard, Carbondale. Foote John, Archbold. M. D., med. dep’t of Yale coll., 1857. Foote S. S., Duncan. Foreman E. K., Littletown. Forwood J. F. M., Chester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Forwood J. L., Chester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Foster G. A., Elizabeth. Foster J. M., Clintonville. Foster William, Pioneer. Foulke R. Charles, New Hope. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Foulke Joseph, Buckingham. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; rec. sec. med. soc. of Bucks co. Foust I. W., Port Matilda. Fox G. T., Bath. Fox Thomas G., Hummelstown. Frader J. L., Uniontown. France C. W., Shippenville. France W. B., Lehman. Frantz Benjamin, Waynesboro’. Frantz E. II., Jonestown. Frantz F. F., Lancaster. Frazier J. B., (h) Conneautville. Frechtwer , (e) Somerfield. Frederick Cliarles M., New Centreville. Frederick C., (h) McVeytown. Free A. C., Middletown. Free E. W., New Freedom. Free John L., Stewartstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1848. Freeman George, Freemansburgh. Freeman Silvanus D., Smethport. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1856; member dis’t med. soc.; curator of Buffalo med. coll.; exam. surg. for pensions; reg. surg. in charge of gen’l hosp. 41 years; med. direct. 1£ years. Freidrick G. L., Easton. French Amos, Condersport. Frenfroc I)., (m) Hermitage. Fretz C. I)., Sellersville. Frey George S., Kulpsville. Frick Benjamin M., (m) (?) Willow Street. Friese M., (h) Harrisburgh. Fries William A., Garrettford. Frisbie L. W., Potterville. Frisckorn Charles, Moscow. Fritz M. B., Souder’s Station. Fritz William, Treverton. Fritzinger Nathan, (m) Saegersville. Fritzinger It. J., Chapman Quarries. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Fronk M. H., Wood’s Run. Frost J. II. P., (h) Milton. Front W. F., McConnellsburgh. Fruit John C., Jerseytown Fruit R. B., Hazleton. Fry Levi, Glen Rock. Fry Solomon, California. Fuchs A., Bath. Fuller I. T., Great Bend. Fuller James, East Liberty. Fuller John, Uniontown. Fuller R., (e) Spring Creek. Fuller R., (e) Sheffield. Fuller Smith, Uniontown. Fuller , Scranton. Fullmer John W., Benton. Fulmer George, Mechanicsburgh. Fulmer Philip F., Dingman Ferry. Fulton James, New London. Fulton James A., Delmont. Att. lects. Cleveland med. coll, and Jefferson med. coll. Fulton Joseph Harvey, Stewartstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861. Fulton R. E., New Stanton. , Fulton T. H., Sandy Lake. Fundenberg A. I)., (m) Cunningham. Funk J. II., Bryerton. Funk S. J., Trumbarnsville. Fussell E., Media. Fussel L., Media. Ex-sec. med. soc. of Delaware co. Fussell Morris, Chester Springs. GAG PENNSYLVANIA, GRE 689 Gage Isaac, (e) Townville. Galbraith G. II., Natrona. Galbraith James, Landisburgh. Galbraith Thomas, Tarentum. Galbraith D. C., Franklin. Gamble I)., (e) Jamestown Gamble G. M., Harford. Gamble AY. J., (m) Mosiertown. Gammage E. T., Chester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gant M. B., Mount Pleasant. Gantz John A., (e) Lebanon. Garbrich E. AY., Meclianicsburgh. Gardiner D. R., Pottsville. Gardner C. II., Pitthole. Gardner E. L., Montrose. Gardner P. H., Clifford. Garey , Berlin. Garman Jacob, Coatesville. Garman AV. A., Berlin. Garretson J. R.. Rossville. Garver , Thompsontown. Garver L., Brookville. Gasten Alexander K., Honey Brook. Gatcliell J. C., Martinsville. Geibner E. X., Sandy Lake. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Geitshall F. A., New Germantown Gelairx M., Jr., Upper Strasburgh. Gelson II., Connellsville. Gemmill J. M., Jr., Tyrone. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gerhardt Jerome Z., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gerhart F. R., Douglassville. Gerhart T. S., Beckersville. Gerhart AVilliam A., Hatfield. German Charles G., Lehighton. Germer Edward William, Erie. Grad, from lyceum, Freiburg, Baden, 1853; grad, in med. Vienna, 1858; att. lects. Freiburg and Paris ; health officer Erie ; phys. to city hosp. Gerry E. H., Shrewsburgh. Gerry J. II., Jr., Shrewsburgh. Gibbs J. AY., Providence. Gibbs L. AY., Hyde Park. Gibbs AV. AY., Providence. Gibson John J., Cochranville. Gibson AVilliam, (e) Jamestown. Giddings N. C., Mill City. Giebner E. Y., Sandy Lake. Gilbert J., Carmichaels. Gilbert J. C., Chestnut Hill. Gilfellan AVilliam, AVest Alexander. Gillespie Charles B., Freeport. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Western Pa.;—author of paper, “ Poisoning from Strychnia Successfully Treated by Brom. of Potassium,” 1871. Gillespie Robert, Library. Gillett Buckland, Franklin. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gillihand AY. S., Salt Lick. Gilliland AY. S., Karthaus. Gillmore J. M., Lisburn. Gilmore AV. J., Moorehead. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Gilpin F., (m) South Sterling. Gish A. S., Strinestown. Given R. A., Kellyville. Glacken M., Green. Gleim George J., Lebanon. Glenn John P., Snow Shoe. Glominger C. I)., Lebanon. Gochanain David. Abbottstown. Godshalk H. A., Dublin. Goerhig William, Williamsport. Goheen B. F., Curllsville. Golden J. R., Echo. Goldsborough L. E., Hunterstown. Goltry G. H., Port Allegheny. Good D. R., Osceola Mills. Good Samuel S., Somerset. Goodenough W., Reading. Gordon B. F., Leesburgh. Gordon J. C., AFaynesboro’. Gorman C. R., Pittston. Gorr J. F., Pike Township. Gossler Charles, (h) Sunbury. Grabb AY. A., Greencastle. Graber James D., Stinesville. Graff Henry G., Ilarleyville. Graff Jacob E., Strasburgh. Graham D. M., Salem Cross Roads. Graham D. M., Braddock’s Field. Graham F. Ridgely, Chester. Graham G. M., Port Royal. Graham Samuel, Butler. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soe. of Butler co. Graham T. P., Temperanceville. Granel George AV., Danville. Granger , Lawrenceville. Grass A. H., AVilkins. Grattan F. E., Fleetville. . Gray J. H., Cambridge. Gray Thomas Hamilton, Erie. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1871;—specialty, diseases of women. Graydon AVilliam, Dauphin. Grayson AVray, AVashington. Green Francis, Conneautville. Green Trail, Easton. A. M., Rutgers coll.; LL. D., Jefferson coll., Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1835; member med. soc. of Northampton co., med. soc. of Pa., philosophical soc., and Am. asso. for advance- ment of science, etc.; perm, member Am. med. asso.; prof. chem. Lafayette coll. Green AY. M., Hopbottom. Greene A., (m) Allegheny. . Greene Benj. Franklin, Three Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1872; out-door phys. to co. almshouse. Greene T. L., Mehoopany. Greene AVilliam, New Geneva. Greenfield Robert Newton, Penn Line. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869. Greenfield Willard, Edinboro’. Attend, lects. med. dep’t univ. of Mich., and Bel- levue hosp. med. coll. Greenleaf P. L., Thompsontown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854author of reports of cases, “Strangulated Hernia,” “ Iliac Abscess,” and “ Tracheotomy,” etc. Greenlee R., Union City. Greer J. W., Adamsville. Greg John B., Lower Providence. Gregg Richard, Lima. Gregory Job L., AYarfordsburgh. M. D.JRush med. coll., 1869. 690 GRE PENNSYLVANIA HAR Greiff Lewis F., Wilkesbarre. Grey Samuel G., Hempfield. Grier John II., Nippenose. Griesemer E. E., Oley. Griffin John Kincaid, North East. M. 11., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Erie co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; exam. surg. for pensions. Griffith IX S., Bedford. Griffith L. F., (m) Corry. Griffith Matthew Milton, Fawn Grove. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867 ; member med. soc. of York co. Griffith Robert AV., Kimberton. Griggs AVilliam O., Norristown. Grim G. AV., Kintnerville. Grim Henry A., Allentown. Grad. Pa. coll., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855 ; member med. soc. of Lehigh co., and board of health. Grim AVilliam II., Beaver Falls. Grim AV. L., West Finley. Griswold Elisha, Sharon. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1853 ; member med. soc. of Mercer co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. and surg. IT. S. vols. 5 years and 4 months. Groff C. F., (m) Farmersville. Groff Gabriel W., Sandisville. M. IX, Phila. eclec. coll., 1856. Groff II. G., Harlevsville. Groff Israel Martin, Ephrata. M. IX, Pa. med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Gronard J. IT., Allegheny. Groom E. J., Bristol. Groomes J. B., Brownsville. Groos A., (m) AViiliams port. Grorden J. C., Waynesburgh. Gross C. L., Frecinansburgh. Grove E. A., Carlisle. Grove George, Big Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1836; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Cumber- land co. Grove George AV., Poplar Run. Grove AVilliam B., Lancaster. Grove AV. C., Milesburgh. Grubb J. N., Thompsontown. Grumbine Ezra, Mount Zion. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866. Gruver Samuel J., Portland. Guild in B. C., Tamaqua. Guildford William Moore, Lebanon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; phys. toco, hosp. 15 years.; exam. surg. for pensions. Guillot Peter J., Bushkill. Grad, high school, Germany; M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Ara., 1867. Gulic William J., Newfoundland. Guliek Henry, Mount Carmel. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member board of health. Guliek Fairman B., Scranton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; member med. soc. of Scranton, Pa., and med. soc. of Susque- hanna co. Gullane P., Dunmore. Gump Simon II., Bedford. Gumpert Edward, Scranton. M. D., Wiirtzburg, Germany, 1850; member med. soc. of Scranton. Gunkle William II., (h) Glenlock. Gunster P. F., Scranton. Guss Isaac, (e) Cassville. M. D., Jefferson ined. coll., 1866. Guthrie B. G., Harrisville. Gwin William, Loretto. Haak J. W., Meadville. Haas Joseph, Mahanoy. Haas William J., Mount Carmel. Ilaasler W. A., Allentown. Haberacker H., Mulltown. Ilaberacker II. J.. Maiden Creek. Hadden J., Penn Bun. Ilaeseler Charles II., (h) Pottsville. Haesler J. II., (h) Orwigsburgh. Hageman Henry, (m) Reading. Haggerty W., Scranton. Ilaitzel E., Fayetteville. Hakes J. IX, (m) New Albany. Halberstadt A. H., Pottsville. A. B., Marshall coll., 1850; A. M., 1853; M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Halcomb J. W., Le Roy. Halkman Isaac, (m) Robeson. Hall F. Iv., (m) Wellersburgh. Hall G. M. D., Millsburgh. Hall II.. Harlensburgh. Hall Joseph Everett, Lawrenceburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll. 1869; surg. for A. V. R. R.; phys. U. S. vols. Hall L. G., North East. Hall M. L., (h) Carlisle. ITall William, AVest Middlesex. Hall AVilliam D., (h) Carlisle. Ilall AVilliam E., Renovo. Ilallawell AVilliam, (m) Norristown. Halsey Calvin C., Montrose. Grad. AViiliams coll., 1844; M. IX, Castleton med. coll., AY., 1850; sec. med. soc. of Susquehanna co., 1873; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1873. Ilalsey Thomas, AVyoming. Ilamil S. J., Pleasant Unity. Hamilton , Harrisburg!. Hamilton B. F., Emlenton. Hamilton C., Sharon. Hamilton G. W., Erie. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1864. Hamilton John E., Allegheny. Grad. Jefferson coll., 1847; M. IX, med. dep't univ. of N. Y., 1855; member med. soc. of Allegheny co.; surg. western divis. Pa. R. R. Hamilton S. T., Georgetown. Hamilton AV. D., Shickshinny. Hamnett Charles J., Baldwin Township. Hampton R. M., Carbondale. Ilanali AV. S., Ursina. Hancher J. AV., Good Intent. Hand David B., Carbondale. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of X. Y., 1S69; member med. soc. of Luzerne co. Ilandrick E. L., Friendsville. Ilann J. A., Bold Mount. Hanna A. A., Syles. Hansel William A., Priceville. ITany Samuel II., Ercildown. Harding J. M., (e) Oil City. M. I)., Albany, N. \., 1865; pres, eclec. med. soc. of western Pa.; member Am. eclec. soc.; pres, board cf health. IIAR PENNSYLTANIA, HEN 691 Hardman W. B., St. Mary’s. Hardtmyer , Allegheny. Hark Joseph, Nazareth. Harley John Hanson, Dewart. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1857 , v.-pres. med. soc. of Lycoming co., 1873. Harmes Rodney, Mount Pleasant. Harnish Tobias, Alexandria. A. B., Marshall coll., 1840; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Harpel E. N., (h) Pottsville. Harpel M. II., (h) Shamokin. Harpels , (h) Danville. Harper A., Bakerstown. Harper David, Oil City. Harrah W. S., Allegheny. Harris , Honesdale. Harris A. J., Hellertown. Harris George A., Malianoy. Harris George F., Bellefonte. Harris Henry B., Newtown. Harris John, (m) Honesdale. Harrison F. C., Lewisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Harry B. F., Bedford. Harry D. W., Conshohocken. Harry S. II., Ercildown. Harshberger Abraham, Milroy. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1844 ; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Harshberger A. II., Milroy. Harshberger 1). W., New Albany. Harshberger IT., McAlisterville. Hartley Theophilus Stewart, Ridgeway. A. B., Victoria univ., Canada, 18G6 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1870; second v.-pres. med. soc. of Elk, Cameron, McKean and Potter cos., 1873. Hartman R. L., (m) Independence. Hartman W. B., St. Mary’s. Hartman William D., West Chester. Hartshorne Henry, Ilaverford. A. M., Ilaverford coll., 1830; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; non-res. fellow Phila. coll, of phys.; prof, of hygiene i:i aux. faculty of med., univ. of Pa.; prof, of physiol., hygiene, etc., woman’s med. coll, of Pa.; consult, phys. to woman’s hosp. of Phila.;—author of “ Essentials of Practical MedicineConspectus of Medi- cal Science ; ” “ Monographs on Arterial Circu- lation ; ” “ Cholera; ” “ Glycerine,” etc. Hartswiclc J. G , Clearfield. Hartzell Cassius Miles, Addison. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. Hartzell F., Lee’s Cross Roads. Hartzell V/. Harvey, Adamstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. Hartzell Z. D., Newburgh. Harvey Ellwood, Chester. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1843; member med. soc. of Delaware co., med. soc. of Pa.; prof. prac. of med. in female med. coll, of Pa., 1852-7; member Delaware co. inst. of science; act. ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. of Chester, Pa. Harvey Joseph F., (h) Lamar Mills. M. I)., homceo. med. coll, of Phila., 1855. Harvey J. L., Dunningsville. Harvey Olin F., Wilkesbarre. Ilarvey Samuel I)., Jenkintown. Ilaseler Charles, (h) Pottsville. Hassler James Power, Cochrantom Grad. Allegheny coll., 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; member med. soc. of Craw- ford co., med. soc. of Pa. Hassler W. A., Allentown. Hasson S. F., (e) Beallsville. Att. lect. med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1845, and Am. univ. of Pa. Hatfield Jacob, Mt. Morris. Ilauk William, Meadville. Haupt F. L., Sunbury. Hawkins Truman, (e) Edinboro’. Hay Jacob, York. Hay John William, Harrisburgh. A. B., Pa. coll., 1868; A. M., 1871; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871; treas. med. soc. of Dauphin co.; perm, member med. soc. of Phila. Hayes J. IT., Lock Haven. ITayes 11. F., Bellefonte. Hayes Thomas R., Bellefonte. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1864. Hays D. D., Shippensburgh. Hays 1). S., Hollidaysburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hays George S., Allegheny City. Hays R. C., Shippensburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hays II. F., Bellefonte. Hayward Henderson, Greason. Hazen Judson M., North Sewickly. M. D., Cleveland med. cpll., 1871; member med. soc. of Beaver co. Ilazlett L. C., New Salem. Ilazlett S. F., Allegheny. Heacock J. W., Dushore. Ileatli J., Mt. Pleasant. Heath W. II., Hyde Park. Hechelman , Allegheny. Heck Lewis, Dauphin. Heckel Edward B. Vincent. Heckel Frederick W. E., Vincent. Hecker J. II., Lebanon. Heckle Charles A., Birdsboro’. Heckman S. B., Reading. Heihnan S., Fredonia. Heilman Salem, Sharon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Mercer co. Heilman Samuel B., Lebanon. Heinsling J. II., Sterret’s Gap. Helevig Theodore A., Minersville. Ilelffrich J. II., Kutztown. Ilelfrick Henry, (h) Allentown Heller A. C., Millville. Helm Amos H., New Providence. Helsby Thomas II., Williamsport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Heminger George II., Newville. Ilemsale L. R., Howard. Henderson C. II., Altoona. Henderson I. I). W., Altoona. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Henderson William, Ilummelstown. Hendrie W. S., Doylestown. Hendrie W. S., Ilolmesburgh. Hendrix Joseph W., New Oxford. Ilengst Alfred, Margaretta. Hengst David A., Margaretta. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Lancaster city and co. 692 HEN PENNSYLVANIA HOR Hening J. B., Mechanicsburgh. Henry B. F., Bedford. Hepburn Edward Augustus, Darlington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. 1870; member med. soc. of Beaver co. Herbein Isaac, Straustown. Herbein J. S., Sinking Springs. Herbst William, Trexlertown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Lehigh co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; pliys. to co. almshouse hosp. 13 years. Hering E. A. Waynesboro. Herman A. J., Carlisle. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Herman John M., (h) Windsor. Herman R. F., Reading. Hermann P., Mahanoy. Herr A. J., Lancaster. Herr E. B., Cresswell. Herr Martin Luther, Lancaster. M. D., med. dep’t umv. of Nashville, 1866; treas. and librarian med. soc. of Lancaster city and co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Herring E. A., Waynesboro’. Herron" George, Canal. Herron J. B., Allegheny. Herron P. W., Allegheny. Herron William M., Allegheny. Hetsbv Thomas II., Williamsport. Hertz John K., Litiz. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of Lancaster city and co. Hess Jeremiah, South Bethlehem. Hess W., Millersburgh. Hessburn N. A., Darlington. Hesse J. M., (m) Millenville. Heston George F., Newtown. Hetrick A. C., Rosstown. Hetrick Daniel L., Pleasantville. Heugst D. A., Dixmont. Hewitson A. II., Allegheny. Hewitt G. W., Alexandria. Heyes F. W., (m) Orcot Creek. Heysham Charles S., Newton Square. Ex-pres. med. soc. of Delaware co.; perm, mem- ber med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso. Hezlep William B.. Allegheny. Hibler Augustus, Bellefonte Centre. Hibler C. B., Corry. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Corry. Hickman John A., (m) Easton. Hiest-and A. M., Marietta. Hilbisher D. J., Rebersburgh. Hileman , Sharon. Hill , Monroeton. Hill , White Station. Hill A. L., Willistown. Hill B. F., Candor. Hill Charles M., (m) Shamburgh. Hill George, Ilughesville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1838; pres. med. soc. of Muncy valley, 1873. Hill Howard II., Emmaville. Hill Samuel. Cottage. Hill S. A., Kersey. Hill S. E., Dunn'ingsville. Hill T. B., Wind Ridge. Hillegass John G., Pensburgh. Hiller J. W., West Middlesex. Hiller W. J., Barclay. Ilillyer H. A., Penn’s Park. Himmelberger H. W., Jonestown. M. D., med. uep’t uuiv. of Pa., 1K>9. Hinchman William A., Cassville. Hinchman Ulysses S., Logan. Hinderson , Collierville. Ilines A. J., Jarrettown. Hines E. P., Friendsville. Hinkel Franklin, Columbia. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; ass’t surg. U. S. army 4 years; first to use permanganate of potassa in h’osp. gangrene;—author of paper, “ Permanganate of Potassa as a remedy in IIosp. Gangrene; ” “ Chloroform used on the Spine as a remedy for Tetanus; ” (see “ Gross on Surg.’’) Hinkle George, (e) Millersburgh. Hite Jerome, (mi Harrisburgh. Iloagland II. II., Lawsville Centre. Hobbs R. T., (m) Bald Hills. Ilockinberger W. A., Catasauqua. llodges O. W., Edinboro’. Iloey J. M., Bockwayville. Hoffman C. W., Sinking Springs. Hoffman James, Sinking Springs. Hoffman J. M., Reading. Hoffman J. W., Reading. Hoffman K. M., Clintonville. Hoffman L. D., Beaver Falls. Hoffman Michael J., Pottstown. Hoffman M., Pottsville. Hoffman W. F., Reading. Hogarth F. W., Port Allegheny. Iloit C. W., (h) Sharon. Ilollenback D. S., Shamokin. Hollister II., Providence. Hollister II., Scranton. Hollahan John F., Millsburgli. Perm, member med. soe. of Pa. Holloway L. M., Salona. Holloway L. M., Jacksonville. Holman John B., Birdsboro’. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1852;—specialty, chronic diseases. Holtzman M., (m) Allegheny. Ilombach Charles F., McSherrystown. Ilomer Charles, Gettysburgh. Homer Robert, Gettysburgh. Hornet Yolney, Campion. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hooke B. P., Raysville. Hoop G. F., Phillipsburgh. Hoopes Levi, (h) Pottstown. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery cos. Hoot John S., (m) Applebacksville. Hoover A. M., Parker’s Landing. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1870. Hoover George J., Paradise. Hoover George, (m) Cliambersburgh. Hoover G. W., Lewistown. Hoover M. L., Mechanicsburgh. Hoover N. M., North Hope. Hoover Robert M., Lawrenceburgh. Hopkins B. C., Waymart. Ho])kins E., Marshallton. Hopkins E. B., Wilkesbarre. Hopkins F. W., Spartansburgh. Hornbeck M. E., Catasauqua. Horner Charles, Gettysburgh. Horner E. II., Turbotville. IIOR PENNSYLVANIA IRW 693 Horner Robert, Gettysburgh. Horton George Firman, Perrytown. Grad. Rensselaer polytechnic inst., 1827 ; hon. M. D., Rutgers med. coll., 1829; member Am. med. asso., 1872, and hist. soc. of Bradford co.; first, pres., now treas. med. soc. of Bradford co.; pres. med. soc. of Pa., 1862. Hosack J. P., Mercer. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Hosack AV. S., Dayton. Hosack AV. AY., Lebanon. Hoskins John R., AVillistown Inn. Hotchkess IT. B., Edinboro’. Hotchkin Gurdon Beriah, Saxton. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; exam. surg. U. S. pensions; surg. U. S. vols. Hottenstein Edward, Kutztown. Hottenstein H. Percival, Selin’s Grove. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845; surg. Sunbury . med. coll., 1866. Kitchen , Oil City. Kitchew Elias, Amitvville. Klechner S., (m) Mifflinburgh. Kline D. D., (m) Osceola. Kline L. B., Catawissa. M. P., Jeffers >n med. coll. 1867; treas. med. soc. of Columbia and Montour cos. Kline W. J. K., Irwintown. Perm member med. soc. of Pa. Kline TV. B., (m) Reamstown. Klingensmith T. P., Penn Station. Klingler Joel, Beaver Springs. Klotz Charles, St. Petersburgh. Knapp C. B., Stevensville. Knapp L. L., Windham Centre. Knapp M. R., Gwynedd. Knapp S. V., Crossingville. Knepper Frederick, (m) Berlin. Knight George A., Lamartine. Knight John, Foxchase. Knipe Francis M.. Frederick. Knipe Jacob O., Norristown. Knipe S. A., New Hanover. Knodt T. N., York. Knox S. B. P., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Knox William F., McKeesport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ivoch John G., Petersville. Kocher John Franklin, Weisenburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Kock F. A. IT., Hanover. Koehler John G., Schuylkill Haven, lion. D. D. S., Pa. dental coll.; M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1841; exam. surg. U. S. pensions. Koeller F., Buchanan. Koenig M. J., (h) Jersey Shore. Kohler F. S., Reedsville. Koldeway Robert, (m) Skippackville. Korhl Jeremiah, (h) Reading. Kosure Edward, (m) Harrisburgh. Kramer J. C., Mill Port. Kramer P. II., Greensboro’. Kratz II., Hilltown. Krause Cyrus F., Norwood. Krause j. H., Plumsteadville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1863. Krayer Charles, Oley. Krebs D. T., TVatsontown. Krebs R. F., fh) Hamburgh. Krecker Frederick, Lebanon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 3 years. Kreidler V. B., (e) Millheim. Kreigbaum C. J., Sliamokin. Kreitzer I. M., Myerstown. Krepps C. TV., Harrisburgh. Krizer J. C., Squai;e Corner. Kroessin TV. B., (e) Talley Cavey. Knghler G. D., (e) Greenville. Kuhn J. S., McKeesport. Kuhn Louis De Barth, Reading. Hon. A. M., Mt. St. Mary’s coll., Md.; grad. Phila. coll, of pharm., 1851; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member Heading med. asso., and Am. med. asso.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Berks co.; cor. sec. med. staff of Reading disp.; surg. IT. S. navy, 1855; surg. U. S. army, Puget Sound dis’t, 1856-60; surg. N. W. bound, commis. Kunagg Samuel, Lancaster. Kurtz Samuel L., Reading. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member Reading med. asso., and med. soc. of Berks co.; surg. Reading disp.; surg. Pa. vols. 3 years. Labar A., Stroudsburgh. Lacey S. C., Laceyville. Lachenon H. D., Easton. Laclienour Daniel, Easton. Lack John, Oley. Lackey II. B., Providence. La Cossett H. D., Greeneville. Ladd C. K., Towanda. Ladd Horace, Scranton. • Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Laffertz J., West Fairview. Laidley John Barclay, Carmichaels. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Greene co.; surg. U. S. vols. 8 months. Ijaidley L. H., Carmichaels. Laidley Thomas H., Carmichaels. No grad., but practised 50 years; member med. soc. of Greene co.; (80 years old, and still in practice). Laird J. P., Milesburgh. Lamer Lerue, Lisburn. Lauderdale , Collierville. 696 LAN PENNSYLVANIA. LIV Landis Henry, Reading. M. L)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member pathol. soc. of Berks co., Am. med. asso., and board of health, Reading; phys. to St. Joseph’s hosp., Reading. Lane Samuel G., Chambersburgli. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Langdon J. II., Washington. Langerhume Henry, Chambersburgk. Langfitt G. W., Rochester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Langfitt W. I., Allegheny. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Langrehr IL, South Bethlehem. Lank John L., Finleyville. Lank W. B., Finleyville. Laning John Thorn, Emporium. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; rec. sec. and cor. sec. med. soc. of Elk, Potter, McKean, and Cameron cos.; act. ass’t surg. and ass’t surg. 3 years. Banning J. S., Emporium. Lape A. A., Nanticoke. Lapham W. P., (m) Troy. Larimer , Lock Haven. Laros J. A., Coopersburgh. Larrabee M. J., Susquehanna Depot. Larrimore J. F., Belefonte. Lashell R. M., Centralia. Lashells T. B., Meadville. Lathrop I. B., Springville. Laubach A. W., Allentown. Laubach Stephen, Easton. Laugacker II. D., Allentown. Lauk J. L., Finleyville. Lauk William B., Finleyville. M. I)., Ohio med. coll., 1835; member med. soc. of Washington co. Lauman William H., Mt. Holly Springs. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Laverty T. C., Middletown. Lawall S. H., Nazareth. Lawrence Milton, Ilaverford. Lawson L. S., Dallastown. Lawton Sanford, Pittston. Lazarus J. S., Orangeville. Leach John, (h) Turbotville. Leaman Brainard, Leaman Place. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Leasure David, Allegheny. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Lecrone J. P., Dover. Lee C. IL, (h) Tarentum. Lee J. IL, (h) Johnstown. Lee W. II., (e) Sheakleyville. Leech J. S., (h) Downington. Beet F. H., Greenville. Leet N. W., Scranton. Beet W. C., Reading. Le Fevre Walter D., (e) Spring. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Lefever Isaac, (h) Mechanicsburgh. Lenher L. II., Mechanicsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Lehr George Y., Tremont. Leicer J. J., Muncy. Leighty W., Connellsville. Leip II. S., Littlestown. Leisenring P. S., Annville. Leiser William, Lewisburgh. Leitzell J. 13., Spring Mills. Lemmon William, Ebensburgh. Le Moyne F. Julius, Washington. Lenliart J. J., (e) Jenner Cross ltoads. Lentz II. S., Chestnut.Hill. Lentz Levi R., (h) Fleetwood. Leonard R., Maucli Chunk. M. D., Castleton me., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855. Myers IT. K., Lykons. Myers J. H., (e) Milton. Myers R., Snirleysburgh. Myers Samuel, (h) Kerrsville. Myers T. D., Williamsport. Nagle George, Klecknersville. Nagle Hiester M., Reading. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; member Am. med. asso., 1872; pres, pathol. soc. of Reading; phys. and surg. to St. Joseph’s hosp.; ass’t surg. and surg. Pa. cavalry 3 years. Nason William, (e) Townville. Naudain C. B., Jennerville. Nebinger William B., Lewisberry. Neff F. D., Centre Hall. Neff George W., Masontown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; rec. sec. med. soc. of Fayette co. 702 NEF PENNSYLVANIA PAL Neff J. B., (m) Liberty. Neff Theodore, (m) Harrisburgh. Negley E., Mercersburgh. Ness Charles M., York. Nevling F. S., Kartliaus. Nevin W. W., Shippensburgh. Newbaker J. B., Triverton. Newbaker P. C., Washingtonville. Newberry Milton, Wliitemarsh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Newcome Isaac, Stouchsburgh. Newcomer G., (e) Connellstown. Newcomet I. W., Stouchsburgh. Newling Ferd. Shakespeare, Karthaus. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Pa., 1870. Newmiller II. P., (h) Mauch Chunk. Newpher H. A., Reading. Newton D. N., Monroeton. Newton H. N., Towanda. Neyman A. M., Butler. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Nice Benjamin F., Hamburgh. Nice George W., (h) Point Clinton. Nichols A. II., New Cumberland. Nichols Austin W., New Kingston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Cumberland co., and army exam, board for vols.; demonst. of anat. and lect. on materia medica and anat. in med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo ; reporter of Prof. Flint’s clin. lect., charity hosp., Buffalo, N. Y. Nichols H., Clark’s Green. Nichols P., Daleville. Nichols P. -T., Londonderry. Nicholson O. A., Allegheny. Niles Andrew, Waymart. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Wayne co. Nintzer R. W., Williamsport. Nippert G. M., (h) New Brighton. Nipple II. N., Mt. Pleasant Mills. Nipple J. ()., Madisonburgh. Niver W. C., (e) Brockwayville Noble D.. (h) Greencastle. Noble William P., Upton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; v.-pres. med. soc. of Franklin co. Noel A., Square Corner. Norhies C. A., Easton. Norman J. P., Monongahela City. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Nugent W. G., Pittston. Nutt George I)., Williamsport. Nye Hiram, Homewood. Nye II. W., Enon Valley. Oaks T. F., Titusville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Oatman ,T. .T., Carrollton. O’Brien John E., Scranton. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Scranton, Pa.; attend, surg. to Lacka- wanna city hosp., Scranton, Pa.;—author of papers, “Musk in Hiccough,” 1870; “Lectures on Philosophy of Medicine,” 1872; “Puerperal Fever,—Treatment by Intra-Uterine Disinfec- tion,” 1873, etc. O’Brien J. S., Mansfield. Ogden S., Pleasant Unity. Ogilliv James, Danville. Oldfield II. V., (e) Oil City. Olmstead J. C., Dundaff. Olome A., Lebanon. O’Maley P. J., Pittston. Oneal J. A. L., Gettysburgh. O’Neal John W. C., Gettysburgh. M. D., med. , Lafayette coll., I860; A. M., 1863; M. D., J'h.la. u iiv.. 1869. Patton J. R., Clarksville. Patton F. II., Smithfield. Paunebacker A., (m) Reinhold’s Station. Pawling D. W., King of Prussia. Pawling Henry, King of Prussia. Pawling II. D. W., King of Prussia. Payne Charles, Riceville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Worcester, 1869. Peacock J. IT., Wilkesbarre. Pearson Benjamin, Slippery Rock. Pearson G. W., Nippenose. Pearson J. W., York Springs. Peck AY. F., AVaymart. Peebles John Herron McClay,NewCastle. A. AL, Jefferson coll., 1849; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; pres. med. soc. of Lawrence co., 1873; member Am. med. asso., 1873. Peebles IT. P., New Castle. Peeples James A., Eastland. Pell J. B., (h) Ilolmesburgh. Pelton S. R., Lawrenceburgh. Peltz B. R., Roxboro’. Pennock Townsend, fm) Lancaster. Pennypacker N. A., Phcenixville. Pennypacker Jacob, Schuylkill. Peoples James, Kirk’s Mills. Perchment John, Jr., Wilkins. Perchment P. I)., Wilkins. Perkins , Colliersville. Perkins E. S., East Charleston. Perkins W. H., Franklin. Pettigram J. W., Rural Valley. Pettigrew John M., Rural Valley. M. 1)., nut. Died, coll., I860. Pettigrew Samuel H., Ivarn’s City. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Butler co. Pettitt A. C., New Wilmington. Pfeiffer M. D. G., New Oxford. Pfonts G. J., Jersey Shore. Pfouts I. F., Wilkesbarre. Phelps B. E., Corry. Philips David A., Stoneboro’. M. I)., Cleveland med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Pa. Philips Edwin F., Tower City. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. Phillips A. P., (e) Bear Lake. Phillips C. J., (e) Sugar Grove. Phillips C. M., Knoxville. Phillips E. F., Tower City. Phillips E., Connellsville. Phillips Henderson Alfred, Knoxville. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1866 ; censor med. soc. of Tioga co.; member med. soc. of Pa. Phillips Joseph, (e) Sugar Grove. Phillips Thomas C.. (m) Lake Como. Phillips W. II., Pike Run. Pickell , Williamsport. Pickett John Henry, Pleasantville. M. D., Buffalo med. coll., 1862; med. exam, life ins. cos.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Pickett M., Corry. Picking C. S., Thomasville. Pier W. H., Scranton. Pierce James II., Phillipsburgh. Pierce William A. D., (h) Leopard. Pillichody F., Buchanan. Piper IT. B., (e) Harrison City. Piquette , Corry. Pittman H. B., Hillsdale. Plank David A , St. Clairsville. Plank David Hebcr, Morgantown. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867 ; member pa- tholog. soc. of Berks co. Plank E. II., Ebensburgh. Plank II., Morgantown. Plank J. R., (e) Bermudian. Plank William, Freeport. Plank William, (m) Mercer. Plowman M. S., Hanover. Poley F. B., Norristown. Pollock Samuel, Williamsport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Pond H., (h) Petroleum Centre. Pond Isaac W., (h) Rouseville. M. D., N. Y. homceo. coll, (no date). Pond J., (h) Rouseville. Pond J. N., (h) Meadville. Pond J. W., (h) Spring. Pontius Alexander, Elderton. Pontius Albert Chambers, Elderton. Grad. univ. of Mich.; att. 1 course at med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867. 704 POO PENNSYLVANIA, REE Pool Edmund F., Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1864; mem- ber med. soc. of Pa., and board of health. Porch G. R., Davidsville. Porter A. R., Sharon. Porter Benjamin F., Union. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1855; pres. med. soc. of York co., 1873. Porter C. M., (e) Sharpsville. Porter L. L., Broad Ford. Porter N. W., Conltersville. Porter William T., Phoenixville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Phoenixville, Pa. Post R. D., Hebron. Pott , Bristol. Potteiger J. B., Hamburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; v.-pres. med. soc. of Berks co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 mos. Potter George L., Bellefonte. Potter J. B., Rouseville. Potter T. B., Phillipsburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Potts William F., Newportville. Powell William C.. (h) Ilolmesburgh. Powell William W., Fertiz. M. D. (no med. coll, given); member med. soc. of Yenango co., med. soc. of Pa. Pratt , Media. Pratt D. S., (h Towanda. Pratt Thomas L.. (h) Norristown. Preston Coates, (h) Chester. Preston Mahlon, (h) Norristown. Preuzler E.. (m) Buchanan. Prevost L. W., Tremont. Price B., Doylestown. Price Jacob, West Chester. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Chester co., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1873 ; cor. member Phila. obstet. soc. Prieson , Lock Haven. Priestly Joseph R., Northumberland. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Prizer Granville, Lionville. Proper J. L.. (e) Titusville. Pugh R., Oxford. Purdy N. C., Montadon. Purwigton A. F., Blairsville. Purrington A. F., Indiana. Pursel Isaac, Danville. Pursell IT., Bristol. Purvis William I., Etna. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Allegheny co. Putt E. J., Highspire. Pyle Andrew J., New Galilee. Quail Charles E., Auburn. Quick Larington, Phoenixville. Quig F. AV., Catasauqua. Rahter C. A., Ilarrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Raker II. M., Augusta. Raker John. Augusta. Raker William, Pillow. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Dauphin co. Ramsay , Pottsville. Ramsey Andrew M., Slateville Church. Ramsey A. M., West Bangor. Ramsey James, Frankfort Springs. Ranb A. H., Wind Gap. Ranh J. F., Mt. Bethel. Randall A., Edinboro’. Randall A. Z., Sutton’s Corners. Randal] J. W., Forksville. Rankin David N., Allegheny. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Allegheny co., med. soc. of Pa.; v.-pres. soc. of nat. science of western Pa.; phys. to wes- tern Pa. penitentiary; late exam. surg. for pen- sions ; act. ass’t surg. in charge of hosp., 1861- 63 :—author of numerous interesting med. and surg. cases. Rankin G. T., Linesville. Rankin James, (m) Hickory. Rankin W. M., Muncy. Raper T. J., Lairdsville. Ranb IT. E.. Quarryville. Raub Jacob F., Mt. Bethel. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Northampton co.; exam surg. for pensions ; ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 2 years. Ranb M. W., Lancaster. Raudenbnsh A. S.,(m) Adamstown. Rawkin William, Shippensburgh. Ray John T., Meadville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Rayner D. P., (m) Erie. Raynor H. B., Norristown. Raynor John B., Montgomery Square. Raynor J., (m) Warren Trapp. Raymond A., Sharon. Studied med. under a regular phys. 3 years; prac- tised 10 years. Rayser M. F., Ilarrisburgh. Rea , Oxford. Rea A. M.. West Middletown. Rea Samuel Light, Glenroy. M. I), (but gives no med. coll.); member med. soc. of Oxford, Pa. Read F. B., Kylertown. Read J. A. E., Mountville. Read L. W., Norristown. Reading Edward, (k) Ilatboro’. M. I)., homcEo. med. coll, of Pa. (no date); mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Pa., and Am. inst. of liomceo. Reading John R., Somerton. Reagan G. L., Shenandoah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1865; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co.; sec. med. soc. of Mahanoy city; del. to med. soc. of Pa. from Schuylkill co. Ream John, Hempfield. Reber L. S., Ilarrisburgh. Rebel' M. S., Shoemakersville. Reber N. B., (m) Lighten. Reber W. M., Bloomsburgh. Reckabaugh Jacob, Poole. Reddick S. T., Allegheny. Redlick C. A. W., Sharpsburgh. Reece O. P., Kylertown. Reed Dwight, Honesdale. Reed G. W., New Brighton. Reed I. Y., (h) Carlisle. Reed J. A., Dixmont. Reed J. A. E., Lancaster. Reed J. F., (h) Corry. Reed J. J., Pillow. REE PENNSYLVANIA, ROB 705 Reed Lewis W., Norristown. Reed Samuel P., Scranton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Luzerne co.; attend, phys. to Scran- ton hosp. Reed William H., Honesdale. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853; surg. Pa. vols. Reese C. A., Sinnamahoning. Reese D. J., Heyne’s Run. Reese Oliver Perry, Kylertown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1865. Regan G. L., Shenandoah. Reich Benjamin F., (h) Lebanon. Reichard P. S., Allentown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Reichler A. C. L., Elizabethtown. Reid John K., Conshohocken. M.D., Pa. med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Montgomery co., and med. soc. of Pa. Reifsnyder B. D., Green village. Reimer G. R., Tarentum. Reinhold H. Etzler, (h) Williamsport. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869. Reinlioldt J. B., New Castle. Renninger A. C., Harrisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Reno George, (h) Titusville. Retter F. D., Athens. Reutsehler Henry D., Ringtown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. Reutz E., Muncy. Rewalt L. L.. Wrightsville. Reynolds B. T., Hulton. Reynolds Herbert, Jr., (h) Bridesburgh. Reynolds Samuel, St. Mary’s. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Reynolds S. D., (e) Chambersburgh. Reynolds W. II., Reynoldsville. Reynold William F., (h) Carlisle. Rhea William M., Shade Gap. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Huntingdon co. Rhoads Jacob, Northumberland. Rhoads R. B., Brumfieldville. Rhoads Thomas J. B., Boyerstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861 ; ass’t surr. Pa. vols.; ass’t sursr. U. S. yols. 1 year. Rhodes E. B., (m) Titusville. Ricards , Scranton. Rice Edward, (m) Allegheny. Rice J. K. Rice J. N., Factoryville. Rice L. J., (m) Allegheny. Rich James S., Richboro’. Rich W. B., Knoxville. Richards D. W., Applebackville. Richards J. C., (h) Lock Haven. Richards John C., Phillipsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1843; hosp. steward 1 year. Richards J. O., (h) Chambersburgh. Richards Milton, Maxatawny. Richards W. D., Applebackville. Richardson A. S., Titusville. Richardson Mayant, Norristown. Richardson N. M., Prospect. Richardson W. L., Montrose. M. P., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; pres. med. soc. of Susquehanna co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa. Richart William, Venango City. Richie J. H., West Newton. Richter Adolph, Williamsport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Richter B., (m) Jefferson Furnace. Rickabaugh Jacob, Paoli. M. I)., Pa. med. coll., 1842. Rickards A. G., Plymouth. Ridge M. E., Attleboro’. Riegel Elijah, Mahanoy Plain. Riegle H. H., Catasauqua. Rieser Howard S., Reading. Riff William, Athens. Riggs I). W., Allegheny. Riggs E. N., Allegheny. Riggs J. W., Buchanan. Righter Washington, Columbia. Riley C. K., Pidaski. Rimdio P. C., Patterson. Ringwalt Levi Z., Churchtown. Ripple John M., Waynesboro’. Risser Franklin K., Reading. Rittenhouse Samuel R., (h) Reading. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; v.-pres. homceo. med. soc. of Berks and Schuylkill cos.; member soc. of nat. Reading. Rittenhouse G. W., Williamsport. Ritter F. D., Athens. Ritter Jacob, Port Treverton. M. D., preceptor, S. Kelly, M. D. (a grad, of Jef- ferson med. coll.); pres. med. soc. of Perry co., 1872; del. to med. soc. of Pa., 1873;—author of various articles in “Med. and Surg. Re- porter ; ” been in practice 30 years. Ritter Nathaniel, Brenningville. Rives A. A., Friedensville. Rives O. A., Fleetwood. Robathan John William, Hyde Park. Lycee Imperial de Versailles, France, 1855; M. IX, royal med. coll., Epsom, London, 1859; passed in anat. and physiol., royal coll, of surg., Lon- don ; att. 4 full courses at St. Thomas’ hosp., London; phys. to several benevolent soc’s; also to several mines. Robb G. L., Huntingdon. Robbins T). P., Cambridge. Robbins E. S., Shamokin. Robbins E. S., Covington. Robbins J. B., Catawissa. Robbins W. G., Wilkesbarre. Robbins W. W., Dalmatia. Roberts IT., Scranton. Roberts R. R., (h) Harrisburgh. Roberts William, (m) Le Raysville. Robertson R. A., Cambridge. Robeson L, East Brandy. Robins J. C., Elysburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; surg, in charge of post, hosp., Charleston, S. C.; act. ass’t surg. IT. S. army. Robins Oscar M., Minersville. Robinson F. C., Manordale. Robinson G. R. B.. Sharpsburgh. Robinson John Q.,West Newton. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849. Robinson Matthew F., Newville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1847; member med. soc. of Cumberland co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872; hon. member med. soc. of Cal. Robinson R., Brady’s Bend. A. B., Jefferson coll., 1862; M. D., Jefferson med. coll, and Long Island coll. hosp. (no date). 706 ROB PENNSYLVANIA. SAR Robinson R. R., Gatchellville. Robinson T. C., Manor Dale. Robinson T. Q., AYest Yewton. Robinson AY. F., Ilatboro’. Rockafield A. S., Bart. Rockefeller J. M., Yew Columbia. Rode George C., (m) Allegheny. Rodgers M. B., Sterret’s Gap. Rodgers Samuel S., Milisboro’. M.'!)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; member med. soc. of AYashington co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Roebuck J. II., Hummelstown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Roebuck P. J., Litiz. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Roedel Henry H., Lebanon. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857. Rogers E., Oxford. Rogers J., Springfield. Rogers J. G., Dunbar. Rogers J. J., Huntsville. Rogers S. S., Milisboro’. Rogers T. R., AVaynesburgh. Rohrer A. K., Mountville. Roland AY. S., Ybrk. Roller AY. C., Ilollidaysburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Rollman AA7illiam, Straustown. Romig George M., (e) Allentown. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; Hahnemann med. coll., 1870. Romig John, (h) Allentown. Romig William Henry, Allentown. AI. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; Hahnemann coll., 1871. Ronch S. J., York. Roney AY. C., Pottsville. Rooke AY. M., Spring City. Roop Jacob Warren, Yew Cumberland. A. AI., Eastman’s com. coll., 1864; AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868 Rose David, Chester. Rose John Clark, AYest Middlesex. Att. lects. Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; studied under preceptors 3 years; practised 12 years; member Phila. Franklin lit. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 month. Rose John T., Oxford. Rose AY. A., Rochester. Roseberry Charles J., (h) Easton. Rosenberry John G., (m) Ilasensack. Rosenburger Jesse G., (m) Skippackville. Ross —, AVilliamsburgh. Ross F. AY., AYaynesburgh. Ross James, Clarion. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ross John D., AYilliamsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ross J. E., Pittston. Ross J. Franklin, Clarion. AI. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; sec. med. soc. of Clarion co.; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; lion, member med. sqc. of Cal. Ross J. M., (m) Lumber City. Ross R. AV., Sliepherdstown." Ross Samuel McNutt, Greenville. Al. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Atercer co. ; censor med. soc. of Pa., and med. dep’t univ. of Worcester, Cleveland, Ohio. j Ross William, Crow’s Mills. ' Rossling E. W., Petroleum Centre. I Roth Adam, (m) Wescosville. i Roth Philip, (m) AVescosville. Iiothrock A., McYeytown. Rothrock J. H., Hughesville. Iiothrock J. T., AYilkesbarre. Rothrock Roswell, Bennerville. Rothrock Thomas, Blanchard. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852. Rothrock W. P.,Beech Creek. Rotzell Joseph M.. (h) Bristol. Rousseau Lewis V., Bristol. Row , Altoona. Row E. IJ., Greensburgh. Row Herman, Indiana. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Rowland F., Media. Rowland Joseph, Media. Rowley AVyram, Millerstown. Royce Dwight, (m) Reading. Royer S. M., Martinsburgh. Ruch Stephen William, Scranton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1862. Rud D., Ilonesdale. Rudie P., Reading. Rudolph Charles, Buena Yista. Ruedi George W., Pottsville. Rugh J. AV., Yew Alexandria. Rupp II. B., Hummelstown. Rupp J. II., Yew Cumberland. Russ E. J., St. Mary’s. Russell , Cochranton. Ruth J. AY, Yew Alexandria. Rutherford Alexander, Harrisburgh. Rutledge Shallus Range, Blairsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Indiana co. Rutledge S. R., Palmerville. RutlegeS. R., Livermore. Rutter G. M., Ben venue. Rutter J. C., (h) Bloomsburgh. Sabin AAr. B., AYattsburgh. Sackville J., Washington. Sadler O. AA\, Titusville. Sage P., Corry. Saleday Samuel, Sunnytown. Salisbury A., (m) Corry. Sallada F. L., Pinegrove. Sample S. R., Intercourse. Sampson F., Emlenton. Sampson Thomas Whiteside, Emlenton. Grad. Allegheny coll, (no date); M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of Ivy., 1850; member med. soc. of ATe- nango co.; surg. for pensions. Sanat Samuel, Easton. Sanders John, (m) Harrisburgh. Sanderson Charles R., Allegheny. AI. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1867; vras surg. to Kings co. liosp. Sandler AAGlliam. Braddocks. Sandt Samuel, Easton. Sandt John, Stockertown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Sanyston J. P., Masontown. Santee C. A., Shickshinny. . Santee E. A., Ilobbie. Sargent P. Gorham, Radnor, i Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. SAR PENNSYLVANIA, SHA 707 Sarver William, Allegheny. A. B., Richmond coll., 1846 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Alle- gheny co. Saterlee’S., Landers. Savidge Aaron R., Setzler. M. O., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Sawyer William A., Darlington. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Worcester, 1872. Saxton L., (m) Cocliranton. Saylor George W., Tamaqua. Saylor Henry A., Heynemansville. Saylor O. L., (h) Schuylkill Haven. Schaffer Gustave, Stroudsburgh. Schaller John, (m) Williamsport. Schantz R., Dillingersville. Scheaffer J. C., Freeburgh. Schearer James Y., Sinking Springs. Scheetz Jacob H., Pottstown. M. I)., Pa. med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Scheffer J., Allegheny. Schelley J. Y., Hereford. Schenfelder John, (m) Reading. Schill Francis, Johnstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Freiburg, Baden, Ger- many, 1863; v.-pres. med. soc. of Cambria co.; ass’t surg. IT. S. vols. Schilling Edward, Carlisle. Schimmel John, Milford. Schirner J. C. F., Tamaqua. Schlanch F. J., (h) Fagelsville. Schlanch W. C. J., (h) Fagelsville. Schlemn W. E., Reading. Schminkey J. S., Gratz. Schmucker E. J., (h) Reading. Schnavely Charles, (m) Oregon. Schneider Louis, Chatham Run. Schnetzler S. S., Danville. Schoener Adam, Reading. Schoener Adam J., Rehrersburgh. Schoener Decatur G., Reading. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1853; ex-pres., now sec. med. soc. coll, of phvs. and surg., Pa. Schoener T. D. H., Reading. Schofield E. L., Lancaster. Scholl E. R., (h) Reading. Scholl G. J., Hecktown. Schooley J. D., Braddock’s. Schrack David, Jeffersonville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Schrack John, Jeffersonville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Schrawells John S., Fair Yiew. Sfehuan F. W., Port Treverton. Schultz Addison, Boyerstown. Schultz Charles, Kut'ztown. Schultz C. F., Emaus. Schultz S. S., Danville. A. B., Princeton coll., 1852; A. M., 1855; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Montour co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872; sup’t Pa. hosp. for the insane, Danville, Pa.; surg. U. S. vols.; sup’t gen’l hosp. 3 years. Schultze P. IT., Shenandoah City. Sclnvan F. W., Port Treverton. Schweinhard P. M., Palmyra. Sciegler Charles, Allegheny. Scorff W. D., Bellefontaine. Scott Franklin R., Claysville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1871; perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; censor med. soc. of Washington co. Scott J. B., (e) New Salem. Scott John L., (h) Coatesville. Scott T. P., Claysville. Scott William M., Kulpsville. Scoville D. C., Wyalnsing. Scroggs J., Youngstown. Scruggs A.. White Station. Seachman G. W., (e) Apple Grove. Seal P. A., Turbotville. Seal Thomas, Unionville. Seaman John K., Shastesville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Berks co. Seamans G. B., Dunmore. Searles Samuel, (h) Yew Castle. Sechrish A. B., (h) Shepherdstown. Seebold William, Hartleton. Seely Isaac D., (e) Pottsville. Seem Albert A., Bangor. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Northumberland co.; ass’t surer. U. S. vols. Seem Asa K., Martin’s Creek. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853; v.-pres. med. soc. of Northampton co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa. Seemback B. II., Pillow. Seiberling Fred. Christian, Lynnville. M. D., med. dep’tuniv. ofN. Y., 1862; pres. med. soc. of Lehigh co., 1869-70. I Seifert Michael L., Newberry town. Seiler Jeremiah, Harrisburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1844; member med. soc. of Dauphin co., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872. Seiler J. K., (m) Watsontown. Seiler R. H., Harrisburgh. | Seim A. H., Ackermanville. Seip Amos, Easton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; v.-pres. med. soc. of Northampton co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872. Seip George W., Stroudsburgh. Grad. Yale coll, (no date given); M. D., Jefferson | med. coll., 1862; exam. surg. U. S. pensions. Seip William II., Bath. Seipel W. G. M., Orefield. Seiple Samuel C., Centre Square. Seisman A., (h) Harrisburgh. Sellers Charles, Nazareth. Semple John, Wilkinsburgh. : Senderling P. M., Berwick. Senderling William Henry, Port Carbon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. Sensemy Alexander, Chambersburgh. Sensenny E. N., Chambersburgh. * Service I)., Oakland Cross Roads. Sevin C., Erie. Sey II. II., Yenango City. Seymour N., (h) Erie. Shade D. S., Linesville. Shade I. A., Shade Gap. ShaefFer I. Calvin, Freeburgh. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1860. Shaeffer S. M., Brackinsville. Shafer George, (m) Allegheny. Shaffer John, Elizabeth. Shammo.J. R., Lykens. Shannon B. F., Schuylkill Haven, i Shannon Samuel H., Schuylkill Haven. 708 SHA PENNSYLVANIA. SMI Shannor David, Beallsville. Sharp E. D., Ivnoxdale. Sharp Joseph W., Dayton. Sharp W. II., Ilunlock’s Creek. Sharp W. W., Amity. Shaw John P., Starucca. Shaw S. Porter, Clearfield. Sheaffer Alexander H., Lewistown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date). Sheak J. II., Litiz. Shearer J. II., (h) Wellsboro’. Shearer James Y., Sinking Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Berks co.; attend, phys. to Berks co. hosp. Sheaver G. L., Dillsburgh. Sheaver J. M., Dillsburgh. Sheaver Peter, (h) Hanover Sheets A., New Castle. Sheets John William, Selins Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1871. Sheetz P. II., Shenandoah. Sheibley James P., Landisburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Sheilds J. M., Covode. Shellenbuger J. R., Mt. Airy. Sheller Adam, Mt. Joy. M. D., eclec. med. coll., N. Y., 1830; member med. soc. of Lancaster co. (pres, in 1860); perm, member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso. (del. to meeting at Detroit); been in practice 43 years ; —author of papers, “ Spotted Fever,” “ Small Pox,” “ Opium Poisoning, and Antidote,” etc. Shelley Benneville Y., Hereford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846 ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Shelly Joel Y., Hereford. Shenck J. H., Litiz. Sheplar , California. Sheplar Jacob, Pike Run. Shepler J. T. Dunbar. Sheppard W. J., Buchanan. Sherer Frederick, (e) Allegheny. Sheridan Campbell, Johnstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Cambria co. Sherman A. B., Girardville. Sherwood A. C., Uniontown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); phys. to co. poor. Shields Joseph P., Callensburgh. Shields T. P., Scenery Hill. Shilleto G. M., Allegheny. Shindle D. W., Sunbury. Shin die J. Y., Middleburgh. Shirk Daniel E., Lincoln. Att. lects. under profs. J. and S. McClellan, 1842-43; also private lects. of W. L. Atlee, M. D., and lect. on anat. under Geo. B. Kerfoot, M. D., of Lancaster, Pa. Shi rids J. P., Callensburgh. Shitz C., South Bethlehem. Shive Peter C., Plainsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member med. soc. of Luzerne co., and med. soc. of Pa.;—spe- cialty, obstetrics. Shober John L., (m) Terre Hill. Shoemaker B., Harrisburgh. Shoemaker David K., Mauch Chunk. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; member Am. med. asso., 1872; lazaretto phys. 1861-64. Shope Jacob, Hegins. Short It. N., Meehanicsburgh. Perm, member med. soe. of Pa. Show E. A., Canton. Shrack John, Shannonville. Shrawder John S., Fairview. Perm, member med. soe. of Pa. Shrever B. F., Annville. Shue J., (e) Harrisburgh. Shugert T. B., Pleasantville. Shull G. H., Hecktown. Shultz B. F., Danville. Shultz P. H., Shenandoah. Shultz S. S., Danville. Shurlock William C., Darlington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Beaver co. Shurnick N. M., (e) Corry. Shutts Henry, (m) Lanesboro’. Shive P. C., Laurel Run. Sibbitts R. L., New Kingston. Sides B. F., Chestnut Level. Sigmond A. M., Shimersville. Silkworth D. IL, Bowman’s Creek. Simcox William M., Temperanceville. Simington It. S., Danville. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Simon Albert, (m) Exeter Station. Simon A., Reading. Simpkins E., (h) Slate Lick. Simpson T. P., New Brighton. Simpson W. W., New Brighton. Sine S. W., Easton. Singer J. E., Newport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Skeels J. S., (h) Albion. Slemons II. S., Allentown. Sloan , Ellensburgh. Sloan J. G., Fayette City. Sloan It. C., Warren. Sloan W. H., Chess Springs. Sloter D. C., (m) Corry. Slougli Evans, South Easton. Slough Granville, Easton. Smead John J., New Washington. Smedley Rob’t Clemens, (h) West Chester. M. 1)., Hahnemann med. coll., I860; treas. hornoeo. med. soc. of Delaware, Chester and Lancaster cos. for 12 years. Smeltzer George, Margaretta. Smirly Isaac N., Waynesboro’. Smith A., Schellsburgh. Smith Andrew, Remington. Smith A. C., Wernersville. Smith Albert M., Beavers’ Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Smith A. M., St. Thomas. Smith A. R., (h) Girard. Smith Amos S., Cornwell. Smith A. S., Frederick. Smith Byron, (h) Townville. Smith B. B., Allegheny. Smith Charles, Lamar, Smith C. H., Sugar Grove. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871; sec. med. soc. of Warren co. Smith D. C., (h) Mifflintown. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869. Smith E., Newtown. Smith E. A., (m) Tryonville. Smith Elias E., (m) Newtown. SMI PENNSYLVANIA. STE 709 Smith E. X., Susquehanna Depot. Smith F. S., Lock Haven. Smith G. W., Ilollidaysburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith II. A., Intercourse. Smith II. II., Williamsport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith II. W., Johnstown. Smith Josiah, Bloomsburgh. Smith J. B., Union Deposit. Smith Joseph B., Landisburgh. Smith Joseph E., Yardleyville. Smith J. H., (h) Buchanan. Smith J. M., Tyrone. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith J. P., Hanover. Smith J. S., (e) New Castle. Smith J. V., Tunkhannock. Smith J. W., Allegheny. Smith Joseph W.,"Windsor/ Smith L. A., New Milford. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith X., Canton. Smith X. B., Hammond’s Creek. Smith Peter, Centre Hall. Smith P. G., Lebanon. Smith It. B., Tioga. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith Reuben Haines, West Chester. M. D.,Pa. med. coll., 1844; was member med. soc. of Delaware co., Delaware co. inst. of science; phys. to Delaware co. almshouse 5 years ; exam, surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Smith S., Jefferson. Smith Stanley, Reading. Smith Seth K., Sheridan. Smith Samuel K., Cabinet1. Smith S. S., Driftwood. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Smith T. ,T., Montgomery Station. Smith William. Moravia. Smith AYilson B., Milestown. Smith W. C., Linglestown. Smith William C. J., Lebanon. Smith William Feres, Airville. M.D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; ass’t surg. and surg. Pa. vols., and in hosp. 3 years and 3 months. Smith AY. J., Lykens. Smyser H. L., York. Smyth H. G., Blossburgh. Snaverly C. J., Manlieim. Snell E., Rush. Snisher T. J., Jerseytown. Snively A. J., Hanover. Sniveiy Isaac Newton, AYaynesboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; pres. med. soc. of Franklin co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa.; delegate from med. soc. of Pa. to med. soc. of Md.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army during rebellion. Snodgrass R. A., (m) Mosiertown. Snowden S. Gustine, Franklin. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1859; pres. med. soc. of Venango co., 1872; censor of 6th dist. in med. soc. of Pa., 1872 ; member Am. med. asso., 1872; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions. Snyder D. K., Hyde Park. Snyder George B., Xenia. Snyder I. E., Ackermanville. Snyder Q. E., Bangor. Snyder Sharps Morgan, Danville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 18(35; v.-pres. med. soc. of Montour and Columbia cos.; delegate to med. soc. of Pa., 1873; delegate from med. soc. of Pa. to Am. med. asso., 1874;—author of “ An Interesting Case in Obstetrics,” in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” 1869, and other articles in same journal. Snyder IT., Delmont. Snyder AY. M., Delmont. Sockwell I., Washington. Solliday B. F., West Penn, Solliday E. S., West Penn. Sorg J. F., (h) Thompsontown. Sorriers W. D., Collierville. Sowers John, Mulberry. Spackman 11. V., Luthersburgh. Spahr Jesse, Woodville. Spalding Stephen C., Shenandoah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1870; member med. soc. of Schuylkill co. Spang F. Iv., Lyons Station. Spangler B. F., York. Spatz John, Leesport. Spayd-Charles W., Wilkesbarre. Speer J. K., Allegheny. Spencer C. A., Dallas'. Spencer George West, Curllsville. Grad. Monongalia coll., 1869; M. D., Cincinnati coll. med. and surg., 1871. Spencer Henry A., Erie. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Erie co., med. soc. of Pa.; surg. in chief Phila. and Erie R. R.; phys. to Erie co. alms- house, and house for the Friendless, Erie, Pa. Sperling J. G., Wyoming. Speth AY. F., (h) Lewistown. Spooner Edward H., (h) Beading. A. B., Amherst coll., 1859; M. D., N. Y. homceo. med. coll., 1869; pres, homceo. med. soc. of Berks and Schuylkill cos., 1873. Squres B. A., Scranton. Stackhouse M. A., Allentown. Stabell J. B., Wilkesbarre. Starr D. L., (m) Allegheny. Statler S. G., Schellsburgli. Staue S. L., East Liberty. Stauffer Benjamin W., Campbellstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847. Stavely William Reyner, Lahaska. A. B., Princeton coll., 1852; A. M., 1856; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855; surg. U. S. vols., field and hosp., 2 years. Stayer Andrew A., Boaring Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1873 ; member med. soc. of Blair co. St. Clair Isaac, (e) Franklin. M. D., univ. of med. and surg., 1869; eclec. med. soc. of Pa.; co. phys. 1868-69. St. Clair John R, Franklin. M. D., Phila. univ. of med. and surg., 1865; rec. sec. lib. med. asso. of northwestern Pa.; jail phys. 2 years; member board of health. St. Clair T., Indiana. Steadman II. C., Mifflinburgh. Stebbins Sumner, Unionville. Grad. N. Y. academy; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1834; ex-pres. med. soc. of Chester co.; del. to med. soc. of Pa.;—author of “ A Lecture in Refutation of Thompsonianism,” 1836. Steckel E. F., Emaus. Steel Thomas B., Cambridge. 710 STE PENNSYLVANIA, SUT Steele A. G., Sweet Yalley. Stein C., (m) Wolf Creek. Stein J. W., Boalsburgh. Steinmetz E. G., Hockendauqua. Stephen John, Reading. Stephens Henry B., Hamilton. Stephens Joseph, Towanda. Stephens William O., Touglikenanon. Sterarly J. P., Reading. Sterling F. S., (m) Ilarmonsburgli. Sterling James, (m) Dixonburgh. Sterritt J. P., Academia. Stetzman C. G., Elk Lick. Stevens Charles A., (h) Scranton. Stevens R. A., Herrickville. Stevenson J. M., Adamsburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Stevenson Silas, New Bedford. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1868. Stevenson T. C., (h) Carlisle. Steward A., Cross Roads. Steward L. B., Smithfield. Stewart Alexander, Shippensburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. % Stewart Chancey, Enon. Stewart G. E., Dry Run. Stewart Jacob, (h) Sharpsburgli. Stewart J. L., Erie. ' M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Erie co.; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Pa.; surg. U. S. pensions;—author of “ History of Removal of Four Inches Median Nerve of Left Arm.” Stewart Robert, West Middletown. Stewart R. B., Warren. Stewart S. F., Dunkard. Stewart S. S., Cavettsville. Stewart Thomas, Scranton. Stewart Thomas, New Brighton. Stewart Thornes H., Erie. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1843; member med. soc. of Venango co.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stewart W. B., Armagh. Stewart William G.,Newburgh. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Stewart W. H., Freedom. Stickel J., Williamsport. Stiles George, Conshohocken. Stiles O. D., (h) Rome. Stiles Samuel, Millerstown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Stiles William, Envinna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868. Stilley II. M., Bethel. Stockel A. P., Slatington. Stockton G. B., North East. Stockton T. C. M., Cross Creek Yillage. Stoeckel A. P., Slatington. Stokes James, Millstown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; 1st ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 8 months. Stone B., Coatesville. Stone G. W., (h) Warren Centre. Stone John, Greensboro’. Storer , Corry. Storer T. R., Scenery Hill. Stotler T. R., Wilkins. Stoups D., (e) East Liberty. Stout Abraham, Bethlehem. Stout Andrew, Ulysses. Stout V., (m) Cole’s Creek. Struck John, Jeffersonville. Straight A. M., Wilcox. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Stranahan Chester West, Erie. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member alumni soc. of Jefferson med. coll.; sec. med. soc. of Erie co. Stranahan D. V., Warren. Strarsley Herman, (m) Kerr’s Store. Strasser Thomas A.. Macungie. Strattan C. B., Strattonville. Straub Charles, (m) Allegheny. Straud P. Y. B., Parkersburgh. Straun E. K., Webster. Strauss II. P., Jersey Shore. Strawbridge James Dale, Danville. A. B., Princeton coll., 1841; A. M., 1847; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1847 ; member med. soc. of Columbia and Montour cos., and 43d Con- gress ; med. direct. U. S. liosp., etc., 4 years. Street C. H., Loganville. Strickland David Hayes, Erie. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863; member med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso., 1872, and board of health; v.-pres. med. soc. of Erie co.; exam, surg. U. S. pensions; surg. Pa. vols. 2i years. Strickler A., Perryopolis. Strickler A. H.. Mercersburgh. Strickler Albert William, Broad Ford. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Fayette Co. Strickler M. B., New Bloomfield. Strobridge D. H. P., (e) Kockton. Strohm C. B., Robisonia. Strong A., Honesdale. Strong Isaac, Beech Creek. Stroup J. B., Elizabethville. Stroup N. W., Elizabethville. A. II., univ. of Pa., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date). Strouss S. S., Amity. Stuart T. IL, Erie. Stubbs Charles Henry, Wakefield. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stubbs D. A., Wakefield. Stubbs II. J., Kennett Square. Stubbs J. E., Corry. Stubbs Joseph Haines, London Grove. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Stuckslager C. R., Monongahela. Sturdevan S. B., Providence. Sturgeon Daniel, Uniontown. Sturgeon W. II., Uniontown. Stutzman C. G., Elk Lick. Styre A. L., Montgomery Square. Suender C. E., New Ringgold. Sugart F. A., Tidioute. Suesserott I. L., Chambersburgli. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Susecot J. L., Cliambersburgh. Sutton Lewis, Mendon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848; res. phys. Pa. hosp. 1 year. Sutton R. Stansbury, Allegheny. A. B., Jefferson coll., Cannonsburgh, Pa., 1862; hon. A. M., Washington and Jefferson, 1866; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1865; member med. soc. of Allegheny co., and Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. SUT PENNSYLVANIA TOL 711 Sutz J. R., New Berlin. Swaim S. M., Johnstown. Swan Samuel M , Johnstown. Grad. Jefferson coll., Cannonsburgh, Pa., 1851; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1854; sec. med. soc. of Cambria co.; ass’t surg. and surg. 111. vols. 3 years. Swartz Joseph, Dancannon. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Swartz J. A., McVeytown. Swartzlander Franklin, Doylestown. Swartzlander Alfred, Yardleyville. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1S72. Swaving John G. C., Pottsville. Swazey C., Emporium. Sweeney B., Brookville. Sweeny D. IL, New Bloomfield. Sweet Richard, Saxonburgh. Grad, in med., Horpat, Russia, 1855; Jena, Ger- many, 1857; ass’t surg. U. S. cavalry;—author of paper on “ Preservative Surgery ”—specialty, surgery. Sweityer S., Markleysburgh. Swift D. D., Fulton House. Swift Edward C., Easton. Swiler William E., Yocumtown. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1857. Swing E. V., Canelton. Swisher Thomas J., Jerseytown. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Talbott Micagah Collins, Warren. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo (no date); member med. soc. of northwestern N. Y.; cor. member gyntecolog. soc. of Boston. Tandle Alfred, (h) Buchanan. Tanbuer Charles, Johnstown. Taylor D. D., Irwin. Taylor Isaac Newton, Girard. A. M., Allegheny coll., Pa., 1861 : M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. soc. of Erie co.; ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 3 years. Taylor J., West Fairfield. Taylor John A., Shrewsburgh. Taylor J. M., Kittanning. Taylor M. J., Nobletown. Taylor R., Stewartsville. Taylor Thomas W., Kennett Square. Taylor W. G., Columbia. Taylor W. G., (m) Marietta. Taylor W. S., Saltsburgh. Temple John, Wilkinsburgh. Grad. Jefferson coll., 1846; M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1849; member Bedford med. club, and med. soc. of Allegheny co.; phys. to Pittsburgh almshouse, Protestant Home, and Sheltering Arms. Temple John B., (h) Marshalltown. Terry H. R., Uniontown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll, (no date); surg. to Oil Creek and Allegheny Paver It. It., and Phila. and Erie It. It. Terry M. F., (e) Terrytown. Terry Nathan Willis, (e) Forkston. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1867 ; member eclec. med. soc. of Susquehanna and Wyoming cos. Tewksburg A. D., Auburn Centre. Thayer Alvin, Erie. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Thayer R., (m) Montrose. Theiss Henry, Germania. Thickstun G., Wattsburgh. Thom , Elizabethtown. Thomas A. G., Freeport. Thomas F. M„ Northumberland. Thomas Isaac, West Chester. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1820; member med. soc. of Chester co.; hon. member med. soc. of Phila. since 1820. Thomas J. D., Buchanan. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Thomas John G., Newton Square. Thome S. II., Palmyra. Thome William, Lebanon. Thompson A., Meadville. Thompson C. D., (e) Oil City. Thompson Benjamin, Landenberg. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1851; member med. soc. of Chester co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872;—author of paper, “ Monstros- ity,” in “ Med. and Surg. It cporter,” 1870. Thompson Charles Kimball, Wellsboro’. M. 1)., Geneva med. coll., 1847 ; pres. med. soc. of Tioga co., 1873; member med. soc. of Pa., med. soc. of Mass., and Elmira acad. of med.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols.; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. about 3 years. Thompson G. W., Mount Union. Thompson J., West Geneva. Thompson John, Corsica. Thompson J. A., Wrightsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1S52. Thompson Jas. Franklin, Three Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1864; member med. soc. of Huntingdon co.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols. Thompson J. K., Brady. Thompson J. P., Williamsburgh. Thompson Levi, Manatawny. Thompson L. M., Mahanoy City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; pres. med. soc. of Schuylkill co., 1873; ex-health officer of city. Thompson Michael, Summit Hill. Thompson Sidney, Spruce Creek. Thompson S. Y., Danville. Thompson William, Centre Moreland. Thompson William R., Washington. A. B., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1864; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867 • sec. med. soc. of Washington co., 1873. Thompson Wm. S., Oxford. Thon Joseph S., (m) Mastersonville. Thorley J. D., New Cumberland. Thorne W. H., Lebanon. Thorton Thomas C., Lewisburgh. Throckmorton William Simpson, Nine- veh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Greene co., med. soc. of Pa. Tidd Ebenezer J., Clark. M. H., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870. Tife J. B., Mansfield Valley. Tillum B. F., Penningtonville. Timblin Josiah, (m) Hooker. Tingley H. A., Susquehanna Depot. Tipple B. D., (h) Beliefonte. Titus A. L., Buchanan. Todd O. D., Allenport. Todd Samuel M., Bowertown. Todd Wm. C., Boxboro’. Tolck Stephen, Meadville. Toilet F. C., Bouseville. 712 TOM PENNSYLVANIA VAN Tomb B. F., Brush Valley. Tomb R. J., Armagh. Tomlinson John, Monturesville. Town Edwin, Warrenham. Townley James, Carbondale. Claims to be a grad, of coll, of phys. and surg., Dublin, Ireland. Townsend E. W., (h) Greensburgh. Townsend Stephen, (m) West Whiteland. Trabert J. W., Reamstown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Tracy E. A., Sylvania. Tracy J. C., Allegheny. Trask A., Pike Mills. Traver D. B., Harrisburgh. Travis A. B., Leatlierwood. Treaver A. J., Marysville. Trego Albert, Pineville. Treichler A. C., Elizabethtown. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869 ; member med. soc. of Lancaster city and co., med. soc. of Pa. Treichler Claudius Galen, Honey Brook. A. B., Pa. coll, of Gettysburgh, 1862; A. M., 1865: M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date);—author of paper, “ Purigo,” 1866; “Nasal Catarrh,” 1873, in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Treichler Jacob F., New Ringgold. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Treichler S. R., Jonestown. Treon George, Turbotville. Treon John, Warrensville. Trevor M. R., Allegheny. Trexall N. W., Harrisburgh. Trexler J. S., Kutztown. Trexler Wm. D., Longswamp. Trimble Joseph W., Concordville. Trimble Samuel, Lima. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1867; phys. to Delaware co. almshouse. Trimmer S. W., White Haven. Tripps A. J., Centre Moreland. Trout Henry S., Marietta. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Trout W. F., McConnellsburgh. Troxel Jacob G., Codorus. Truckenmiller W. U., Slifer. Trumbauer Henry T., Coopersburgli. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1863; med. cadet U. S. vols. Trumbauer John, Friendsville. Trumbauer Lewis, Richlandtown. Truxall N. W., California. Tryon Jacob, Rehrersburgh. Tryon John S., Rehrersburgh. Tryon L., Hamburgh. Turner , Towanda. Turner Albert Lewis, Bloomsburgh. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Columbia and Montour cos.; ass’t surg. and surg. N. Y. vols. Turner C. M., Towanda. Turner II. E., (m) Wallaceton. Turner R. S., (h) Reading. Turner Wm. H.. Oswego. Tweedle J. B., Weatherly. Tyler W. C., Rouseville. Tyler W. II., Providence. Tyson Andrew R., Skippackville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. Tyson Henry, (h) Exeter Station. Tyson James Lawrence, Penllyn. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1839; ex-member coll. phys. and surg. of Phila.; prof. materia med. in Phila. coll, of med. 3 years; was phys. to Wills’ hosp.; appointed, surg. on British pas- senger barque by consul at Panama; phys. to hosp. for miners, Cal., 1849, etc.; one of the founders and phys. to Howard hosp.;—author of various medical papers, etc. Uhler George A., (m) York Springs. Ullom John T., Rogersville. M. 1)., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Greene co. Ulrich D. A., Lebanon. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Ulrich , Erie. Ulrich William 13., Chester. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Umberger E. R., Lebanon. Umberger John Roberts, Dauphin. M. D., Phila. med. coll., 1852; Pa. med. coll., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of Dauphin co., 1871; perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Umstad H. U., Royer’s Ford. Underwood Gideon, Pittston. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Underwood J. W., Rossville. Unger D. F., Mercersburgh. Updegraff C. E., Scranton. Updegraff J. J., Wilkesbarre. Upler .T. K., Falls of Schuylkill. Ure Walter, Allegheny. A. B., Miami univ., 1859; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 yr. Urquhart George, Wilkesbarre. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; exam. surg. for U. S. pensions. Utter Daniel, (m) Starucca. Yail II. P., Jefferson. Yail James, (m) New Milford. Yail J. D., (h) Montrose. Vallerchamp J., (ml Harrisburgh. Van Artsdalen Frank V., Lower Merion. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857 ; member med. soc. of Montgomery co., and med. soc. of Pa. Yan Buskirk A., Pottsville. Yanbuskirk W. A., Pottstown. Vancant J. E., Marksville. Van Cleef Augustus, Harrisburgh. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Dauphin co., and board of health, Ilarris- burgh ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Vandersloot Frederick William, Nittany. Grad. Penn coll., Gettysburgh, Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., field and hosp., 2 years. Vaneman N. W., Wolf Creek. Van Kirk B. H., West Newton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; surg. for Pitts- burgh, Washington and Baltimore 11. It. Vankirk J. K., Elizabeth. Vankirk W. R., Elizabeth. Yan Kirk T. B., McKeesport. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Yanness E., (m) Herrick. Van Reed D. R., Lower Heidelberg. Yansickle D. L., Clark’s Green. Yantills I. M.. St. Thomas. Van Tries Thomas Campbell,Rock Spring. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868. YAN PE X N S Y L Ar A NIA. WEI 713 Van Yalzali F. II., Spring Mills. Yan Valzah R. F., Spring Mills. Yan Yalzah S. L., Miffiinburgh. Yanvalzah T. II., Lewistown. Yanvoorhies J. S., Belle Yernon. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Varian William, Titusville. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of Crawford co., med. soc. of Pa., and Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. Varnica Joseph, Pittston. Ya stine J. II., Neumidia. Yeech N. S., California. Yinson , Claylick. Yontagen C. II., (h) Harrisburgh. Yoorhies Charles, Daggett’s Mill. Voorhies Charles A., Easton. Private classical education; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member med. soc. of N. J.; was member corps of surg., Pa.; frequent cor- respondent to “ Med. and Surg. Reporter,” etc. Yoss William, Millersburgh. Waage Charles T., Pennsburgh. Wade A. P., Centreville. Wagenseller B. F., Selin’s Grove. Wagner Charles, Wilkesbarre. Grad, of lyceum at Oausshal, Prussia, (no date given); doctor med., chirurg. and obstet., Got- tingen univ., Prussia, 1847 ; surg. in Hanover- ian army, 1848-56; surg. in British army, 1856. Wagner Francis T. R., Wilkesbarre. Grad, of lyceuin at Hanover, Germany; M. H., Gottingen univ., Prussia, 1857 ; coroner of Lu- zerne co., 1865-68. Wagoner D. R., (e) Sheakleyville. Wagoner John, Harthegig. Waid J. T., Centreville. Waitz Charles, Flemington. Wakefield A. N., Madison. Wakefield James Byron, Mount Pleasant. Grad. Wavnesburgh coll., 1868; M. D., Cleveland med. coil., 1872. Walbert William, (m) Allentown. Walberst A. N., Pottsville. Waldron David, Milton. Walker Robert L., Mansfield. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Walker R. M., Uniontown. Walker Thomas Haines, Dry Run. M. IX, Pa. med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Franklin co.; appointed med. inspect, of marine hosp., 1866; surg. in field and hosp. U. S. vols. 3 years. Walker William, (m) Easton. Wallace John, Sr., Piquea. Wallace J. A., Brady’s Bend. Wallace J. J., New Castle. Wallace John W., New Castle. Wallace M. W., (h) Allegheny. Wallace Robert D., New Castle. A. B., Allegheny coll., 1853; A. M., 1856; M. IX, Cleveland med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Lawrence co.; phys. to Lawrence co. jail and poor-house; exam. surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Y/allace Robert S., East Brady. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Wallace T. C., (h) Rochester. Wallace W. M., Erie. Perm, rrfember med. soc. of Pa. Wallis J. M., Richfield. Wallis Tracey E., (m) Linewood. Wells , Lock Haven. Walter Joseph B., Centre Bridge. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member med. soc. of Bucks co. Walter P. S. P., Nazareth. Walters W. W., Johnstown. Walton Davis D., Stroudsburgh. Walton D. D., Erie. Walton Sydenham, Stroudsburgh. Walton William D., Stroudsburgh. Ward John, Bristol. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Warelieim Edward A., (h) Glen Rock. Warner C. H., Le Raysville. Warner S. H., Harveyville. Warren E. P., Manchester. Warren E. P., Etters. Warren H. H., Le Raysville. Warren James, Lancaster. Warren John L., West Chester. Warren L. A , Etters. Wasson A. M., Grant. Wasthing J. G., Harrisburgh. Waters D. C., Mansfield. Watson R. B., Lock Haven. Watson William, Bedford. Watson W. W., Bedford. Waugaman A. L., Greensburgli. M. 1)., Long Island hosp. med. coll, (no date); phys. to Westmoreland co. almshouse. Weaver C. W., Shamokin. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Weaver Jacob G., Strasburgh. Weaver John, Cannonsburgh. Weaver John A., (m) Bedford. Weaver J. D., Washingtonville. Weaver John D., (m) Greenfield. Weaver ,T. H., Altoona. Weaver Joseph K., Norristown. Weaver J. S., Weaversville. Webb W. W., Wellsboro’. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Weber Charles, Princeton. , Weber E. K., Mahanoy City. M. D., Bamberg, Bavaria, 1'40, after studying 3 years at univ. of Heidelberg. Weidler Isaac C., Meclianicsburgh. Weidman G. C. I)., Reading. Weidman W. Murray, Reading. Grad. Pa. coll., Gettysburgh, 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860: treas. med. asso. of Reading, Pa., med. soc. of Berks co.; one of the treas. of Reading, disp.; pres, board of health ; ass’t surg. and surg. Pa. vols. Weigman Henry, Dallastown. Weikle Jacob, Trumbarnsville. Weil Francis. Abbottstown. Weil John F. H., Wrightsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869. Weills W. M. L., Harrisburgh. Grad. Washington coll, (no date); M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; med. exam, of life ins. cos. Weimer C. L., Richfield. Weinman August. Allegheny. I Weiseman G. T., Bainbridge. I Weiser G. B., Millersburgh. 714 WEI PENNSYLVANIA. WIL Weist Samuel, Shoemakers. Weistling B. J., Middletown. Welch Thomas, Mount Morris. Weller F. S., Southampton Mills. Wells Elmore Horton, Meshoppen. A. B., univ. of Mich., 1862; hon. A. M., Lafayette coll.1870; M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Wells John, Pickering. Wells Nathan, Meshoppen. Attend, one course Geneva med. coll., 1840. Welsh W. S., Franklin. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Wemich R. D., Lower Heidelberg. Wendt Christian I., (h) New Brighton. M. P., St. Louis coll, of phys. and surg. (no date); exam. surg. U. S. vols. Wenger D. W., (e) Sidonsburgli. Wenger Gershorn, Akron. M. B., Phila. med. coll., 1850. Wenroch R. P., Wernersville. Wentz G. S., Eckley. Wentz J. F., Long Swamp. Wentz John S., Jeddo. Wentz N. J., New Providence. Wentz William J., Providence. Werner Andrew J., Duncannon. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Wertz Peter AY., Long Swamp. Weseman George Thomas, Bainbridge. Grad. Gottingen, Prussia, (no date); M. B., Georgia Augusta univ., Gottingen, Prussia, 1847 ; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. AVest George, Freeburgh. West Joseph Gheen, Kemblesville. M. B., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860. Westlake Ephraim C., Cherrytree. Grad. Buffs com. coll, (no date); M. B., Cincin- nati coll, of med. and surg., 1858; member med. soc. of Venango co. Westlake G. AA7'., Petroleum Centre. Whann Walter Lowrie, Franklin. M. B., Starling med. coll., 1857; Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of ATenango co., med. soc. of Pa., Am. med. asso. AVheat A. C., (h) Milton. Wheeler E. S., AVaverly. M. B., Jefferson med. coll., 1873. AVheeler S. M., AVaverly. Whitsalt Ralph C., Scenery Hill. One course Cleveland med. coll., 1S62-3. Whipple James, Stephensville. Whistler Simon M., New Kingston. M. B., med. den’t. univ. of Pa., 1866; member med. soc. of Cumberland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. White D. M. S., York Springs. White H. B., Ilarlemsburgh. White James, Hartstown. AVhite Newell, (h) New Castle. White N. AV„ Allegheny. White T. II., AVilliamsburgh. Perm, member mod. soc. of Pa. AVhitelev John, (h) Oil City. AVhitley AV., Conneautville. AVhitmer B. F.. Millersburgh. Whitney Benjamin B., McKean. M. B., Bowdoin med. coll.. 1867. Whitney J. D., (e) Pittsfield. AVhitnev M. G., Kingston. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Whitsell It. Crawford, Scenery Hill. One course Cleveland med. coll., 1862-3. Whittaker R., Beaver. Whittlesey F., (m) Washington. Wians Joseph, Tionesta. Wick A. J., New Bethlehem. Wick H. M., New Bethlehem. Wiel J. F., Margaretta. Wiest John, Spring Forge. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1857; member med. soc. of York co. . Wiestling It. R., (h) Huntingdon. Wilbur C. J., Moscow. Wilcox Richard D., Corry. Grad. Chamberlain inst., N. Y.; M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1871; sec. med. soc. of Corry, Pa.; exam. surg. U. S. pensions; hosp. steward U. S. army 3 years. Wilcox W. B., Le Roy. Wildman Elias, Fallsington. Wiley George, Bridesburgh. Wiley Kimble. Erwina. Willard L. H., (h) Allegheny. Grad, at Attleboro’ coll, (no date;; M. D., homceo. coll, of Pa., 1866; sec. homo?o. med. soc. of Al- legheny co.; member Am. inst. of homceo.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Williams A. M., Spring. Williams C., Warfordsburgh. Wiliams David Morris, Hyde Park. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858; 1st ass’t surg. U. S. army. Williams Henry E., (hi Coatesville. Williams H. R., Lee’s Cross Roads. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Williams John David, Henderson. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Blair co. Williams John Maurice, Hyde Park. M. B., London univ. coll., 1863. Williams Walter Lowrie, Fryburgh. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1872; member med. soc. of Clarion co. Willits 1. W., (h) Catawissa. Willits William, (h) Williamspoi.. M. B., Pa. hommo. med. coll., 1865; member homceo. med. soc. of Pa. Wilmer James, Shermansdale. Wilmot E. F., Great Bend. Wilson Charles. New Berlin. Wilson C. II., Plymouth. Wilson George Luthersburgh. Wilson Ira, (h) Alba. Wilson I. F., Saulsbury. Wilson John, Pleasantville. Wilson John Calvin, Conemaugh. M. B., Jefferson med. coll., 1866; pres. med. soc. of Cambria co., 1873; ass’t surg. Pa. vols. 1 year. Wilson Joseph C., Edinboro’. M. B., Starling med. coll., 1851. Wilson James E., Mt. Lebanon. Wilson John II., Bethlehem. Wilson John J., Bethlehem. Wilson James R., (m) Durlach. Wilson John R., Washington. Wilson J. S., Lincolnville. Wilson J. T.. Tyrone. Wilson M. E., Lancaster. M. P., Woman’s med. coll., Phila., 1S68. Wilson N. A., Linesville. Wilson R. Y., Clearfield. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. WIL PENNSYLVANIA ZWI 715 AYilson T. II., Lewisburgh. Wilson AAr., (h) Allegheny. AYilson AY. S., Fagundus. AYiltsey F. D., (e) McKean. AYinans Isaac, Hew Brighton. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. AYinans J., Tionesta. Winans ,T. S., (e) Rochester. AVinder Aaron, Attleboro’. AYindle John, Hamonton. AVindle Lewis, Cochranville. AVingert J. F., (h) Landisburgh. AYinters Isaac, Hinkletown. AYinters Isaac D., Goodville. AYinton Peter, Dunniore. Winteroode I. H., James’ Creek. AYiseman AYilliam, Liberty. AYishart Alexander, Martinsburgh. Wishart Henry S., Harrisonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1864. Witherow John M., Horth Sewickly. Withers Michael Augustus, Pottstown. A. B., Yale coll., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; ass’t surg. and surg. Pa. vols. 2 years. Withers M. M., Maytown. AYitherspoon AYilliam M., Shippensburgh. Witman Henry Orth, Harrisburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. Dauphin co., 1872 ; phvs. in charge of Dauphin county almshouse, 1857-8. AYitman J. O., Halifax. Woddrop Henry, Barneston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850; ex-member med. asso. of Berks co. Woerner G. F., (m) Schuylkill Haven. AYolf B. L., (m) Harrisburgh. Wolf F. C., East Berlin. AYolf Henry, Pine Hill. AYood E. A., Buchanan. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa.; member Am. med. asso. Wood Granville B., Pleasant Grove. Wood John, I'm') Oak Forrest. Wood ,T. B., (h) AYest Chester. Wood J. D., Hew Castle. Wood J. AY., (el Franklin. Woodburn S. McK., Towranda. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1872. AYoodhouse J. G., Laceyville. Woodroff ITenry, Loags. AYoodruff B. L., Holbrook. AVoodruff AY.. Bakerstown. Woods John D.. Hew Castle. Woods John Franklin, Boalsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871. Woods Mary A. B., (h) Erie. M.D., homreo. hoso. coll., Cleveland, Ohio; mem- ber Am. inst. of homceo.; phys. to home for the friendless. Woods S. AY., AYheatland. Woods Williams, Sewickly. Woods Z., (h) Hadley. Woodward A. B., Carbondale. Worrall J. R., Media. Worrall Thomas Augustus, Lewistown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1837; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Worthington J. H., Frankford. Wright C. A., Pottsville. Wright C. AY., Danville. Wright George, (h) Doylestown. Wright John Sylvester, Gatchellville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869. Wright H. H., Elkland. Wright R. L., Shamokin. Wright Samuel, Hop Bottom. Wright AY. B., Bartlett. Wristling B. J., Middletown. Wynne William B., Parker’s City. M. D., univ. of Vt., 1857; med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858; member med. soc. of Crawford co.; surg. U. S. vols. 31 years. Wynne T. J., Titusville. Yaeger T. C., Allentown. Yahn Henry F., Pottstown. Yast George, (m) Bloomsburgh. Yeager B. A., (h) Lyons. Yeager G. AY., Mercer. Yeager J. K., (m) Allegheny. Yeagley A., Johnstown. Yeagley B. L., Johnstown. Yeakel L. B., Colebrookdale. Yelvington C. H.. (h) Susquehanna Depot. Yrerks Hammon, Phcenixville. Yerne J. G., AYeissport. T. II.. Ashland. Yocum J. J., Ashland. YOder Daniel, Catasauqua. M. D., Pa. med. coll., 1858. Yoeman George, Ashland. Yost George P., Loganville. M. D., Washington med. univ., Baltimore, 1871. Yost John F., Bethesda. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Yost J. Y., Mt. Hebo. Yost M. L., Sonth Bethlehem. Yost Peter K., Pine Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868. Young E. K:, Lancaster. Young R. G., Mechanicsburgh. Samuel, Allentown. Young Theodore Jacob, Titusville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; member med. soc. of Crawford co., and med. soc. of Pa.; deb to Am. med. asso., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Yunat AY. S., Hew Holland. Zeigler Henry H., York. Zeigler Jesse, Carlisle. Zeigler J. L., Mt. Joy. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Zeigler S. P., Carlisle. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Zeitler Augustus E., (h) Sunbury. M. IX, homoeo. med. coll, of Pa., 1867. Zell J. AY., Oak Shade. Zerbe Jonathan. Sheafferstown. Zimmerman Hiram E., (e) Mt. Jackson. M. D., eclec. med. inst., 1854. Zitzer C. F., Plainfield. Zitzer John I., Carlisle. Perm, member med. soc. of Pa. Zwinger J. August, Allegheny. UAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF RHODE ISLA1 HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF RHODE ISLAND. Roger Williams, expelled from Massachusetts for maintaining opinions for which the minds of men were not yet prepared, settled at the mouth of the Pawtucket River, in 1636. Feeling that he had been mercifully led by a higher power, he, in grateful acknowledgment, called the place Providence. In 1638, a number of settlers from Massachusetts purchased Aquidneck, the “ Isle of Peace,” from the Indians, and called it Rhode Island, because of the fancied resemblance to the Isle of Rhodes, in the Mediterranean Sea. The “ United Government of Providence, Newport, and Portsmouth,” was established in 1647, under a patent from England. This patent continued in force until 1663, when a charter was granted by Charles II., incorporating the colony of “ Rhode Island and Providence Planta- tions.” “ The people of Rhode Island were early and active participants in the War of the Revolution, and many spots within her borders tell thrilling tales of the stirring incidents of those memorable days.” Being one of the original thirteen States, Rhode Island ratified the Constitution May 29th, 1790. The country is pleasantly varied with hill and dale, has numerous small lakes and streams, and many small islands in Narragansett Bay. This Bay occupies a great por- tion of the area of the State, and is considered to be one of the most beautiful bodies of water in America. The Pawtucket is the principal stream. Iron is found in several places, coal is mined on Rhode Island ; limestone, marble, and serpentine abound. Salt is manu- factured on the seacoast. This State has an area of 1306 square miles, and in 1870 con- tained 217,353 inhabitants. The number of physicians and surgeons, as given by the census of 1870, is 260. One quarter of the annual number of deaths is caused by phthisis. There are no mineral springs, used for medicinal purposes, in the State. HOSPITALS. The Rhode Island Hospital, at Providence, was opened October 1st, 1868. The Hos- pital is beautifully located in the midst of elegant grounds, and “the building displays great architectural beauty ; it is of the Lombardo-Italian Gothic style, and in the hands of the architect, all that exquisite grace and beauty of which this style, from its inherent quality, is susceptible, have been combined with the most thorough and perfect details of a Hospital. The ventilation approaches nearer perfection, perhaps, than in a"ny building of the kind yet constructed, and the arrangements for the comfort and hygienic wants of the patients, as well as for the convenient, quiet, and efficient administration of the hospital, have never been surpassed. The hospital building is 410 feet long, and consists of pavilion buildings, three stories high, extending from the opposite sides of a central building, and connected with it by corridors of corresponding height.” Each pavilion contains two public wards and six private rooms. A number of beds are free. The plan of the building is so arranged that two pavilions similar to those already erected may be added at any time, thereby doubling the capacity of the Hospital at a comparative small cost. During the year ending September 30th, 1872, 453 patients received the benefits of this institution. Of this number 230 were cured, 85 relieved, and 27 died. 2163 out patients received treatment during the same year. An illustrated account of this Hospital will be found in the “ New York Medi- cal Journal,” November, 1S68. The Butler Hospital for the Insane, at Providence, was opened for the reception of patients December 1st, 1847. The building is a very elegant structure, situated in the midst of 140 acres of ground. The Hospital possesses a large library, and many other means to afford patients an opportunity for the healthful exercise of mind and body. During the year 1872, 237 patients were under treatment, 37 of whom recovered, 35 were improved, and 16 died. Since the opening of the Hospital, 1756 patients have been treated within its walls. Of this number 601 recovered, 418 were discharged improved, and 343 died. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF RHODE ISLAND, NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Ehode Island Lloyd Morton Edw. M. Harris. Providence Medical Society Geo. H. Kenyon. 716 RHODE ISLAND. 717 MEDICAL LAWS OF RHODE ISLAND. Upon the death of any person in the State of Rhode Island, it shall be the duty of the physician who attended during the last sickness, to leave, within forty-eight hours after the death, with the family of the deceased, or with the person who had charge of the deceased, or with the undertaker or person who conducts the funeral, a certificate, stating the name of the deceased, the date of his death, and the disease or cause of death.—Gen. Laws, 1872, p. 181, ch. 77, sec. 6. All physicians must make annual returns before the first Monday in March, stating the number of births and deaths that have occurred in their practice. The certificate of birth must contain the date, place, and time of birth, the name and sex of the child, whether living or still-born ; the names, surnames, color, occupation, residence, and birth-place of the parents, and the time of the recording. The certificate of death, the date of the death, the name and surname, sex, color, condi- tion (whether married or single), age, occupation, and place of death of deceased ; also, the names and places of birth of the parents of the deceased ; the disease, or cause of death, and the time of the recording. Every physician or surgeon who shall refuse or neglect to do any act lawfully required by any town council to prevent the spread of the small-pox, when the performance of the duty or act is in his power, shall be guilty of an offence, and liable to a fine of $40.—Ibid., p. 175, sec. 22. A physician who does not keep an open shop for the retailing, dispensing, or compounding of medicines or poisons, is not prevented from administering to, or supplying his patients such articles as he may deem fit and proper, by anything contained in the Act which regu- lates the selling of medicines and poisons.—Ibid.,p. 255. Physicians are exempt from jury and military service.—Ibid., p. 430. Any physician, surgeon, or assistant surgeon, who shall take any gratuity whatever from any person, for a certificate of inability to perform military duty on account of bodily infirmities, or shall grant any such certificate except after a critical examination, and unless such infirmity or inability shall, beyond a doubt, render the applicant unable to perform military duty, shall be fined $50.—Ibid., p. 623. Every person who, with intent to procure the miscarriage of any pregnant woman, or woman supposed by such person to be pregnant, shall administer to, or cause to be taken by her, any poison or other noxious thing, or shall use any instrument whatever, or shall aid, assist, or counsel any person who intends to procure miscarriage, shall be imprisoned from five to twenty years if the woman die in consequence of such treatment; and from one to seven years if she does not die. If, however, the treatment to procure miscarriage is necessary to preserve life, no person who procures, or aids in procuring the miscarriage, is liable to the penalties of this Act. Nor is the woman, whose miscarriage has been caused, or attempted, to be visited with these penalties.—Ibid., p. 541. MEDICAL DIRECTOR! OF THE STATE OF MODE ISLA1 ABB BAK Abbot John P., Warren. Aldrich Henry, Wyoming. Allen William H., Providence. Angell A. F., Providence. Angell Emery A., Providence. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of R. I. Anthony Albert, (h) Providence. Anthony E. C., Providence. Anthony Walter E., Providence. A. B., Brown univ., 1864; M. D., med. dep’tuniv. of N. Y., 1867 ; member R. I. med. asso., Provi- dence med. asso.; sec. Providence med. literary asso.; ass’t surg. gen’l of R. I. Achambault L. Gideon, Woonsocket. M. D., med. dep’t univ. Victoria, Canada, 1869. Arnold Edmund S. F., Newport. Licentiate of med. apoth. co., London, 1842; mem- ber royal coll, of surg., England, 1844; M. D., Jefferson med.coll., Phila., 1848; perm, member Am. med. asso., med. soc. of N. Y.; fellow N.Y. acad. of med.; member and one of trustees N.Y. med. jour. soc.; cor. mem. N. Y. med. legal soc.; —author of papers on “ Medical Provision for Railroads,” 1862-3; “ Opium in Shock Reac- tion and Inflammation,” 1865; various papers and reports of cases, 1861-3. Arnold Mowrv, Foster Centre. Arnold Oliver H., (h) Pawtucket. Arnold S. Augustus, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Baker Daniel P., Coventry. Baker George P., Providence Member med. soc. of R. I. 718 BAK RHODE ISLAND. FIS Baker Stephen R., River Point. Ballou Ariel, Woonsocket. Bardeen F., (m) Providence. Barnes George L., (h) Providence. Barnes G. P., Bristol. Barrows Ira, (h) Providence. Becker Alexander R., Providence. Member med. soc. of It. I. Birckhead William R., Newport. Berry Freeman, Jr., (h) Pawtucket. Blake John E., Providence. Bogman Charles II., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Boulay Narcisse, Woonsocket. Bowen Israel M., Olneyville. Bowen William Henry, Rockland. M. D., Dartmouth coll., 1863; member med. soc. of R. I. Bowen William Shaw, Greenwich. A. M., Harvard coll., 1867 ; M. I)., Harvard med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of R. I. Boynton Henry W., (h) Woonsocket. Brickhead William II., Newport. Briggs Gordon W., (m) Providence. Briggs Lemuel W., Bristol. Brinly , Newport. Brooks J. P., (m) Providence. Brown Welcome Owen, Providence. Attend, lects. at Woodstock, Vt., and med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; member med. soc. of R. I., med. asso. of Providence, Am. med. asso.; pres. med. asso. of Providence; pres. Franklin soc., Provi- dence ; phys. to Providence dispens., etc.;—au- thor of papers in R. I. Med. Transactions. Browning Albert G., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Budlong John C., (h) Centredale. Baffin Charles T., (m) Woonsocket. Baker David P., (e) Providence. Bullock A. D., (h) Providence. Bullock Otis, Warren. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard univ., 1837 ; pres. med. soc. of R. I., 1836-7, and one of the censors 30 years ; health officer; surg. State reg. Bullock William T., Providence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1865. Burke Davis E., Providence. Burton George S., Greenwich. Butler Samuel Wiswell, Newport. M. D., Cambridge coll., 1842; member med. soc. of R. I., med. soc. of Providence, Am. med. asso.; surg. to almshouse; phys. for co. jail, city and dispens. phys.; surg. IT. S. vols. Butman George E., (h) Providence. Butrick T. F., Newport. Butterick James T., Newport. Buxton Charles A., Woonsocket. Canfield L., Fiskeville. Capron George, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Carpenter Benoni, Pawtucket. Carpenter Frederick B., Providence. Carr George Wheaton, Providence. A. M., Brown univ., 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’tuniv. of Pa., 1860; member med. soc. of R. I.; pres. Providence med. asso.; phys. State prison R. I.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; surg. R. I. hosp.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Carver R. H., Providence. Caswell Edward T., Providence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of R. I. Chace Nathaniel Ray, (h) Newport. A. M., Lombard univ., 1870; M. D., Habneman med. coll., Phila., 1872. Chambers Stephen, (e) Providence. Chase J. A., Pawtucket. Church George II., Wickford. Church Samuel B., Wickford. Clapp Sylvanus, Pawtucket. Clark Elisha P., Hope Valley. M. D., Maine med. school, 1863; member med. soc. of It. I.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Clark John Laing, Providence. M. 1)., Harvard med. school., 1866; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of R. I.. apothecary U. S. navy 2 years; hosp. stew. U. S. army 3 years. Clark Peleg, (h) Providence. Clarke Gilbert, (h) Warren. Clarke John L., Providence. Cole John, Providence. Collins Amos R., Westerly. Collins George L., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Collins John W., Wickford. Collins Silas E., Providence. Colvin James, Newport. Cook George A., Providence. Cook Levi G., Mapleville. Cook Warren, Lonsdale. Cornish Theo. O., Woonsocket. Cotton John, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Crandall Henry Newton, Westerly. M. D., Jefferson med. coll.; member med. soc. of New London co. Crispin James J., Providence. Davis J. Pierpont, (e) Providence. Dean James B., (m) Providence. Dedrick A. C.,-Centre ville. Deming William N., (m) Providence. Dewey John H., (h) Providence. De Wolf James T., Providence. De Wolf John J., (h) Providence. Dow Joseph, (e) Providence. Doyle Thomas L., (e) Providence. Drury Samuel S.,. Bristol. Dunn Theophilus, Newport. Eddy Elmer B., Greenville. Eddy Raymond P., (e) Greenville. Edwards Daniel M., Woonsocket. Eldridge James Henry, East Greenwich. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1837; member med. soc. of R. I.; pres. med. soc. of It. I., 1858- 60; one of tbe censors and member of R. 1. hist. soc.; consult, phys. in R. I. hosp.;—author of, “ Mysterious Epidemic Influences,” in Trans- actions R. I. med. soc. Ely J. W. C., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Engs George, Newport. Fabyan Charles W., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. .Fillmore Charles W., Providence. Member med. soc. of It. I. Fisher Charles II., N. Scituate. FIS MAT 719 Fisher Nathaniel A., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Fluhrer William Francis, Providence. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll. Foster Andrew, (e) Woonsocket. Foster Avery B., (h) Providence. Francis Samuel W., Newport. A. B., Columbia coll, of N. Y., 1857; A. M., 1860; M. D., medi dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; fellow N. Y. acad. of med.; phys. to northern disp. for dis. of head, abdomen, and skin dis., 1861;— author of papers, “ Mott’s Clinics,” 1859-60; “ Water,” a pliiloso. treatise, 1861 ; “ Biog. Sketches of Distinguished Living N. Y. Surg.,” 1866 ; “ Biog. Sketches of Distinguished Living N. Y. Phys.” 1867, in “ Med. and Surg. Be- porter,” and other med. papers. Francis Valentine Mott, Newport. Diploma from univ. of N. Y., for prac. and ana- lytical chem.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; certificate of honor for summer course, univ. of N. Y., 1859; diploma from Bellevue hosp. med. coll, for one year’s study, 1859; diploma from Dr. T. Gaillard Thomas and Dr. W. B. Donagke, for 4 courses private med. and surg. instruc., 1859; member sanitary asso. of N. Y., and hist. soc. of X. Y.;—author of “ Hos- pital Hygiene,” (1 vol. 8vo. 217 pp.)1859. Gardner Clarence T., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Garvin L. F. C., Lonsdale. Gaylord William A., Pawtucket. Gettens Henry, Providence. Golding P. J. C. W., Providence. Goodale John R., Pawtucket. Gottschalk W. Von, (h) Providence. Greene Benjamin, Portsmouth. Greene Daniel H.. (h) E. Greenwich. Greene Jerome B., (e) Providence. Green Nathaniel, (h) Newport. Green William B., Newport. Greeley Adoniram J., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Griffin Joseph H., AVesterly. Griffin Samuel O., Pascoag. Grim wood S. M., Providence. Hall , (h) Providence. Ham Albert E., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Hanaford J. B., Warwick. Hardy Edward .T., Woonsocket. Harris Edward M., Providence. M. D., med. dep’t Harvard coll., 1866 ; ex-sec. med. asso. of Providence; rec. sec. med. asso. of B. I., 1873 ; member Am. med. asso.; phys. to out-door patients of B. I. hosp., and one of the phys. to Providence disp.; phys. and surg. to home for aged women. Harris Jerome, (h) Woonsocket. Hazard Thomas A., Kingston. Hazard William IL, Wakefield. Hicks Darius, (e) Providence. Hillman P. C., (m) Providence. Hils J., Woonsocket. Holloway Elam S., (m) Providence. Hopkins A. J., (m) Providence. Hopkins William II., (m) Providence. Hoppin Courtland, (h) Providence. Hull George G., (m) Newport. Hunt Simeon, East Providence. Hussey Leander, (h) Providence. RHODE ISLAND. Hutchinson William Francis, Providence. A. B., Phila. high school; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1873 ; member med. soc. of Minn., med. asso. of Providence, med. asso. of B. I., med. literary asso. of Providence; surg. U. S. vols. 2 years, surg. U. S. navy 4 years. Jackson Walter M., (h) Providence. Jenckes George Washington, Woon- socket. A. B., Brown univ., 1851; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Harvard, 1854; v.-pres. med. asso. of B. I., 1873. Johnson Francis, Providence. Johnson J. Henry, Providence. Joslin Benjamin, (m) Moliegan. Keene Stephen S., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Kenyon George H., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Kenyon Job, River Point. Member med. soc. of B. I. Kenyon John I)., Ashaway. Kenyon Joseph I)., Dorrville. Kenyon 1ST. B., Greenville. • Kichinus Julius, Providence. King David, Newport. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1834. King Howard W., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Kingman Eugene, Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Knowles J. H., (h) Woodville. Lace John J., (h) Providence. Lamson Horace S., Providence. Landy Peter, (m) Providence. Lawton T. C., Cranston. Leffingwell C., (ml Providence. Leonard. Charles Henry, Providence. A. B., Yale coll., 1865: A. M., 1868; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1868; member med. asso. of B. I., med. asso. of Providence, Am. public health asso.; interne charity hosp., Blackwell’s Island, N. Y., 1869; dis’t phys. to Providence disp., 1870-72; visit, phys. to Provi- dence reform school since 1870. Lewis Edwin R., Westerly. Lewis Sanders, (h) Usquepaugh. Lockling Nathaniel P., (e) Providence. Loring Charles P., (h) Providence. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863. Lundy J. N., Wickford. McCormick E. E., Providence. McKnight C. G., (h) Providence. Member homoeo. med. soc. Mac J. W., Providence. Madden Peter, (e) Providence. Madden Peter IL, (e) Woonsocket. Maher Thomas, Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Manchester Charles F., (h) Pawtucket. Mann Augustine A., Central Falls. Marriott C. E., New Shoreham. Mason George E., Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Mathewson Thomas, Providence. Member med. soc. of B. I. Mattison II. N., Providence. 720 MER RHODE ISLAND. TAF Merchant Joseph M., Warren. Merriam Tarrant P., Providence. Merrill John H., Potter Hill. Michaud Onesimus, Natick. Millar Robert, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Miller Horace G., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Miller James, Manton. Mitchell John Wait, Providence. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll.; member med. asso. of R. I., and med. asso. of Providence; house surg. Bellevue hosp., N. Y., 1871-72; now visit, surg. to R. I. hosp. Moore Rodney, Woonsocket. Morton Lloyd, Pawtucket. Member Am. med. asso. Mott Walter, Newport. Mowry M. II., Providence. Mowry Samuel, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Newell Timothy, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Newliall Thomas K., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. News Annie', Newport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1872. Newton James R., Newport. Nutting Thomas, Georgiaville. Okie A. II., (h) Providence. Okie Howard, (h) Providence. O’Leary Charles, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Packard James A., Providence. Paine A. M., AYoonsocket. Palmer L. A., (h) Westerly. Palmer William II., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Parsons Charles AY., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Payne Etta, Westerly. Grad. Mt. Ilolyoke female seminary, 1863; M. D., New England female med. coll., Boston, 1868; ass’t phys. hosp., Little Rock, Ark., 3 years. Peckham Fenner II., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Peckham Fenner H., Jr., Providence. M. D., med. dep’t Yale coll., 1866; member med. asso. of R. I., and med. asso. of Providence. Perry Ezra II., Providence. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of R. I. Perry George Thompson, Natick. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864. Perry Thomas AY., Providence. Pierce George A., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Pollock Andrew F., Providence. Potter Albert, Chepachet. Potter Thomas G., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Prescott J. II., Providence. Radeke Gustave, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Redfield Paul S., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Remick Augustus, Providence. Member med. soc. of li. I. Rice Richard H., (h) Newport. Richards William H., (h) Pliehix. Roberts James E., (h) South Scituate. M. D., rued, dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1842; member homceo. med. soc. of It. I. Robbins Albert O., Providence. Member med. soc. of It. I. Robinson Josiali W., Providence. Member med. soc. of It. I. Rose John, Wakefield. Ryan Thomas J., Providence. Member med. soc. of It. I. ' Sands Austin Ledyard, Newport. Grad. univ. of N. Y.; M. I)., coll, of phvs. and surg., N. Y., 1848; member acad. of med., and N. Y. pathol. soc.; formerly surg. to West Point foundry, and exam. phys. to Eng. life ins. co. Saunders A. A., (m) Carolina Mills. Sawin Isaac Warren, (h) Providence. M. D., western homceo. med. coll., 1857 ; member Hahnemann med. inst., Phila., and homceo. med. soc. of It. I. Sawyer Alzaman, (e) Providence. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; sec. liberal med. asso. of R. I. Sawyer John W., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Scott Edwin T., Providence. Shaw William A., Wickford. Sherman J. T., (h) Pawtucket. Sholes E. L., Providence. Sisson George B., (h) Hope Yalley. Slater Stephen, Slatersville. Snealley E. D., Providence. Snow Edwin Miller, Providence. A. B., Brown univ., Providence, R. I., 1845 ; A. M., 1848; M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1849; member med. soc. of R. I., med. asso. of Providence, Am. med. asso., and Am. social science asso., etc.; hon. member med. soc..of N. Y. State, med. asso. of Detroit, and Am. asso. for advancement of science; sup’t of health dep’t; city registrar; health officer at quaran- tine, city of Providence, since 1855;—author of “ Annual Reports on Registration for city of Providence from 1855 to present time, and nu- merous reports on Sanitary subjects,” etc., etc. Spalding E. R., Newport. Sprague Alb. Gallatin, Jr., (h) Centreville. M. D., Jefferson med. colL, 1859; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stanley George H., Pawtucket. Stanley George W., Slatersville. Stanton Nathaniel G., (h) Newport. Stevens Grenville S., (h) Providence. A. M., Brown univ., 1852; M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., 1854; member homceo. med. soc. Stillman Henry W., Cumberland Ilill. * Stillman Herbert L., TTsquepaugh. Stockman C. W., Cranston. Sunderland R. K., Wickford. Swan Lyman L., Providence. Sweet Thomas, (e) Providence. Tabor Isaac, Providence. M. D., Woodstock, Vt., 1841. Tabor John N., Woonsocket. Taft L. Whitney, Burrilville. TAY RHODE ISLAND. WOO 721 Taylor Thomas B., Providence. Thurston AV. T., AFoonsock'et. Tillinghast Allen, (h) AVashington. Towne Charles O., Providence. Traver Lorenzo, Providence. M. D., med. coll, of Albany, 1851; fellow med. asso. of R. I.; member med. asso. of Providence; ass’t surg. U. S. navy 7 years. Traver William Henry, Providence. M. D., Castleton med. coli., 1858; sec. med. asso. of Providence; member Am. med. asso.; fellow med. asso. of R. I.; ex-phys. and surg. to Provi- dence dispens.; ex-phys. and surg. to Dexter asylum; sec. med. asso. of Providence; now attend, pliys. to out dep’t of R. I. hosp.; med. exam, life ins. co.; surg. to Hampton gen’l hosp. 3 months. Turner Henry Edward, Newport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; ex-pres. med. asso. of R. I.; now consult, phys. to R. I. hosp., and city phys., Newport; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Tyng Anita E., Providence. M. 1)., woman’s med. coll, of Pa., 1864; member med. soc. of R. I., and med. asso. of Providence; phys. and treas. of Union dispens. Von Gottschalk William, (h) Providence. Wallace William V., Providence. Watson Daniel, Newport. Webster Joseph, Little Compton. 46 Webster Stephen, (e) Providence. West Samuel, Tiverton. A. B., Brown univ., 1828; M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1831; member med. soc. of Mass. Westervelt J. G., (m) Providence. Wheaton F. L., Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Wheaton James L., (h) Providence. Wheeler W. L., Newport. White George F. S., Little Compton. White William Penn, Pawtucket. M. L>., Bellevue liosp. med. coll., 1869. Whitman A., Fiskeville. Whitney James O., Providence. Wiggin Chase, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. Wiggin Oliver Chase, Providence. A. B., Brown univ., 1865; M. D., med. dep’t of Harvard univ. (no date); member med. asso. of R. I., med. soc. of Mass., and med. asso. of Prov- idence; ex-phys. to Providence dispens.; now phys. to R. I. hosp.; member of the Providence Franklin scientific soc. Wilbur William H., Westerly. Wilcox George D., (h) Providence. Williamson David C., Providence. Wilmarth Pratt, Pawtucket. AVinsor Ira, Coventry. AArood Marshall, Providence. Member med. soc. of R. I. MEDICAL REGISTER OF HE STATE OF SOU CAROLINA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. For the history of this region prior to the Revolutionary War we refer the reader to page 568. During the Revolution this State was often the scene of warfare, terminated by the victory of Eutaw Springs, in 1781. South Carolina, as one of the original thirteen States, ratified the Constitution May 23d, 1788. The area of the State is 34,000 square miles, and according to the census of 1870 the population is 705,606. The number of physicians and surgeons, as given by the same authority, is 789. Phthisis is the cause of five per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The coast for one hundred miles from the ocean is covered with forests of pitch pine, with swampy tracts here and there. Beyond this is a parallel belt of territory, called the middle country, consisting of low sand hills, occasionally pre- senting an oasis of verdure. “ The middle country is bounded by another belt of land called the ridge, where the country rises by a steep and sudden elevation, and afterwards continues to gradually ascend. Beyond, the surface exhibits a beautiful alternation of hill and dale, interspersed with extensive forests and watered by pleasant streams. There are a few lofty mountains in the western part belonging to the Blue Ridge. Table Mountain, in this chain, rises to the height of 4000 feet above the level of the sea.” Tire rivers of this State have a general direction from northwest to southeast, and empty into the Atlantic Ocean. The Great Pedee river is navigable by steamboat 120 miles. The Santee, the largest river in the State, is formed by the union of the Wateree and the Congaree. The Savannah river separates this State from Georgia. There are a number of islands on the coast, and several harbors, that of Port Royal being “ sufficient to receive a navy.” The mineral resources of South Carolina are inconsiderable. Gold is found in the western part of the State, and iron ore is wrought in the same section. Granite and porcelain clay are abundant. The principal vegetable productions are cotton and rice. MINERAL SPRINGS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston Artesian Well.—The Well is 1250 feet deep, and the flow is estimated to be twenty gallons per minute. It is an alkaline-saline water, and is principally used internally. One pint contains (87° Pahr., Professor C. U. Shephard, Jr.) ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 7.353 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.001 Carbonate of Calcium 0.140 Chloride of Sodium 9.459 Phosphates of Calcium, Iron, Aluminum. 0.001 SOI.IDS. GRAINS. Silica 0.002 Organic Matter 0.003 Total 16.959 GAS. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid Gas.. 0.28 Glenn Springs are in Spartanburg district. Professor C. U. Shephard of Charleston has found that the water contains the sulphates of magnesium and calcium, carbonate of cal- cium and sulphuretted hydrogen. Their situation is pleasant, salubrious and healthful. The water is particularly beneficial in dyspepsia. A few miles from this place there is a chalybeate spring which has acquired some local reputation. Chick’s Springs, in Greenville District.—The water of one of these Springs is sulphurous, and is used for diseases of the liver and skin. The other Spring is chalybeate. The Springs at Williamstown, on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, are supposed to have a tonic and alterative effect. 722 SOUTH CAROLINA. 723 MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. The Medical College of South Carolina, at Charleston, received its charter in 1832. The college building is spacious and well adapted for a class of between twm and three hundred. There is a good museum of anatomy and pathology, collection of wax models, etc. The chemical laboratory is admirably well provided with apparatus. The dissecting room is capacious and Avell arranged, detached from the main building. The course of instruction is chiefly didactic, and covers a period of five months, beginning the middle of October of each year. There are ten professors in the faculty ; $30 covers all the expenses for one course of lectures, and this amount is only charged to pay the current expenses of the College. The School of Medicine of the University of South Carolina, at Columbia, was organized in 1866. Instruction is given by four professors. The scholastic year is of forty weeks’ duration. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; professors’ tickets, $50; graduation, $lo. We have no further information in regard to this school. The State Hospital for the Insane, at Columbia, was opened for the reception of patients in 1828. The Hospital accommodates about one hundred patients. We have no knowledge of any other hospital wdthin this State. HOSPITALS. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of South Carolina S. Baruch Medical Society of Charleston District Medical Association of Kershaw District Medical Society of Columbia, Richland District MEDICAL LAWS OE SOUTH CAROLINA. It is unlawful for any person, who has not attended a full course of instruction and gradu- ated from some school of medicine, situated either in the United States or some foreign country, or who cannot produce a certificate of qualification from some State medical society, or who is not a person of good moral character, to practise or prescribe medicine for reward or compensation for any sick person in this State. But any one who has been engaged in the practice of medicine for ten or more years continuously, and can produce a certificate to that effect, signed either by some physician of good standing or by three citi- zens, one of whom is authorized to administer an oath according to law, shall be considered to have complied with the requirements of this law.—Rev. Stat. 1873, p. 227, ch. 32, sec. 1. aSTo person who has violated any of the provisions of the preceding section shall be allowed to recover any compensation for the medical or surgical services he has rendered. But practitioners of dentistry and female practitioners of midwifery are not prohibited from recovering compensation for their services.—Ibid., sec. 2. All persons now practising, or wrho may hereafter practise, medicine or surgery as herein- before provided, shall be entitled to charge and collect compensation for their services in the same manner as graduates of the Medical College of South Carolina.—Ibid., sec. 3. No apothecary within this State is permitted to vend or expose to sale any drugs or medi- cines, unless he has previously obtained a license from the trustees and faculty of the Medical College of South Carolina.—Ibid., sec. 4. The following compensation shall be allowed to physicians who make a post-mortem ex- amination or testify as experts: where the death is the result of violence, $10; when a chemical analysis is required, $50.—Ibid., sec. 6. The county commissioners are authorized to appoint physicians to visit the indigent sick. Half price only shall be charged for such services.—Ibid., p. 155. Any person, except practitioners of dentistry or female practitioners of midwifery, living in or coming into this State, who shall practise medicine in any of its departments, or per- form or attempt to perform any surgical operation upon any person within this State in violation of the provisions of sec. 1, ch. 32, as above, shall be fined for the first offence from $50 to $100, and for the second offence, in addition to the above fine, shall be imprisoned ninety days in the jail of the county where the offence was committed.—Ibid., p. 737. The graduates of the school of medicine in the University of South Carolina, upon whom the trustees have conferred the degree of M. D., are authorized to practise medicine.—Ibid., p. 259. Regularly licensed physicians and surgeons in practice, are exempt from jury service.— Ibid., p. 520. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF 11 CAROLINA. BOW Abbott T. Henry, George’s Station. Abney G. W., Edgefield. Member med. soc. of 8. C. Adams Patrick Henry, Phoenix. A. B., 8. C. coll., 1855 ; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; sec. Edgefield med. soc.; ass’t surg. confed. army 11 years. Adams W. E., Yorkville. Adams W. II., Columbia. Aldrich T. R., Charleston. Alford , Clio. Alison J. N., Alison’s Store. Alison R. T., Alison’s Store. Allen O. AV., Lotts. Allison I. M., Yorkville. Allston Edward F., McClellanville. Alston T., Charleston. M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Ancrum John Lawrence, Charleston. A,. B., Charleston coll., 1858; A. M., 1869; M. B., med. coll, of S. C., 1860; phys. to Charleston city disp.; ass’t surg. confed. navy 1 year, and ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Anderson I., Greenville. Anderson A. F., Baton Rouge. Anderson A. J., Pickens C. H. Anderson D. R., Fairview. Anderson L., New Market. Anderson AV. J., New Market. Anderson Wm. Wallace, Sr., Stateburgh. A M., 8. C. coll., 1846; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; ass’t surg. U. S. army, July, 1849- 61; surg. confed. army 4 years. Anderson AV. AV., Jr., Stateburgh. Andrews E., Hickory Cross Roads. Angel I. AV., Charleston. Austin T. C., Gilder. Austin AV. H., Gilder. Ayer Louis M., Buford’s Bridge. Member med. asso. of S. C. Ayers E. N., Roadville. M. D., lieform med. coll., Ga., 1857. Babcock S. E., Chester. Bacat P., Mar’s Bluff. Badger B. M.. Allendale. Baer II., Charleston. Baggott John F., Bambirg. Bailey A. A\T., Dunbarton. Bailey J. P., Georgetown. Baily T. P., Georgetown. Bailey AAr. IT., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Baker C. R. F., Maysville. Baker R., Sumter. ABB Banar O. I., Yorkville. Barksdale John A., Laurens. M. D., med. coll, of 8. C., 1847. Barnes G. IT., Winter’s Store. Barnes W., Pom aria. Barton I). W., Orangeburgh. Barton William Samuel, Orangeburgh. M. D., Macon reform med. coll., Ga., 1860. Barron A. J., York. Baruch Simon, Camden. M. D., med. coll, of Ya. (no date); pres. med. asso. S. C., 1873; cor. sec. Kershaw dist. med. asso.; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army 3 years;— author of paper, “ On Bayonet Wounds; ” “ Decolorization of Iodine by the Sulphites ; ” “ Uterine Diseases Among the Lower Classes; ” “ Treatment of Tetanus,” etc. Bass J. R., Leesville. Member med. asso. of S. C. Bates L. B., Orangeburgh. Member med. asso. of S. C. Bates R. W.. Orangeburgh. Bates W. F. C., Orangeburgh. Member med. asso. of S. C. Bathea , Little Rock. Baxter A. C., Orangeburgh. Beckham , Lancaster C. H. Bell A. D., AVinnsboro’. Bell B. W., Wall)alia. Bellinger A. N., Charleston. Bellinger L., Barnwell C. II. Bellinger Martin, Hartsville. Bennett D., Simpsonville. Bennett IX C.,Pomaria. Benton G. W., Port Royal. Berley I. A., Pomaria. Bettna A. J., Reedy Creek. Bettna J. F., Reedy Creek. Blackburn E. A., Liberty Hill. Blackwell J. II., Florence. Blackwell Samuel, Timmonsville. Blake T. S., Ninety-Six. Boatwright W. M., Johnson’s Turn Out. Boazman I., Ninety-Six. Bonknight W. I., Columbia. Boozer I. W., Columbia. Boseman Benjamin A., Jr., Charleston. Bossard John Joseph, Sumter. A. B„ Davidson coll, of N. C., 1845 ; A. M., 1848; M. D., med. coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1848; surg. confed. armv 4 years. Boulware J., Winnsboro’. Bowers I. M., Silverton. Bowman Orin Nelson, Rowe’s Pump. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1857; member med. soc. of Orangeburgh co., med. soc. of S. C.; ass’t surg. confed. army, 1865. 724 BOY SOUTH CAROLINA DES 725 P. >yd , Spartansburgh. Boyd John, Ridgeway. Boyd W. S., Salters. Boylston H., Charleston. Bozeman J. J., Ninety-Six. Brailsford R. M., Fulton. Bratton I. R., York villa. Breeland AY. T., Beaufort. Member med. asso. of S. C. Breeland AV. Y., Beacli Branch. Brice AY., Youngsville. Brockington J. S., Kingston. Brockington , Kingston. Brodie R. L., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Brogden AY. T., Sumter. Brooker L., AYilliston. Brown A. II., Doko. Brown B., Calhoun Mills. Brown I. B., Townville. Brown Jasper, Storerville. Brown P., Barnwell C. H. Brown T., Newberry C. H. Brown AY. C., Belton. Brown William, Newburgh. Bruce J. D., Newberry C. H. Buckner B. F., Gillisonville. Buist John Somers, Charleston. A. B., Charleston coll., S. C., 1859; A. M., 1862; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1861; member med. soc. of S. C.; surg. confed. army 4 years; surg. and phys. in charge of the city and marine hosp.; formerly disp. phys.; ex-adjunct prof, materia med. S. C. med. coll.; ex-sec. S. C. med. soc. and State med. asso.;—author of articles in various med. journals. Burges Thomas Leslie, Mayesville. M. D., Charleston med. coll., 1852. Burkhalter O. M., Rehoboth. Buzzard J. J., Sumter C. H. Byrd E., Timmonsville. Byrd Steven Deeatur Miller, Myersville. M. D., Oglethorp med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Williamsburgh, S. C. Cain Joseph P., Monk’s Comer. Calhoun E. R., Greenwood. Cameron A. S., Haselville. Campbell A. P., Yorkville. Campbell Thomas M., Clay Hill. Carlisle E., Newberry. Carlisle R. C., Betheden. Carpenter F. C., Piercetown. Carr J. M., Georgetown. Carriere M. E., Charleston. Member med. soc. of S. C. Cater A. P., Anderson. Caulier George, Charleston. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1836 ; also att. lects. in Berlin, Germany ; member med. soc. of S. C. Center Thomas K., Doko. M. D.j med. coll, of S. C., 1838. Chapman J. K., Pomaria. Chazal John P., Charleston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1836; member med. soc. of S. C., and med. asso. of S. C.; prof, of pathol. and practice in med. coll, of S. C.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Cheekley II. M., Charleston. Chile Thomas M., Ninety-Six. China A. J., Sumter. Clark A. P., Jalapa. Clark Caleb, Winnsboro’. Clark 1L P., Jalapa. Clarke , Richland. Clawson C., Fort Mill. Clayton S. M., Salubrity. Cleckley H. M., Charleston. Cleckley J. D., Graham’s S. C. R. B. Cleveland , Spartansburgh. Cleveland J. C., Greenville. Cobb , Fort Mill. Coffin Amory, Aiken. Member med. soc. of Aiken. Cole David E., Effingham. Coleman II. A., Hazlewood. Colson J. AV., Willow Swamp. Connallv F. II., Mullins. Conner D. E., Reeves’ Station. Conner George Legare, Cokesburgh. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Cook A. C., Moffettsville. Cook R. IT., Beech Island. Cornwell W. D., Columbia. Cornwell AV. J. AW, Chester. Cox D. M., Landsford. Cox M. C., Pleasant Mound. Crane C. L., Lynchburgli. Crenshaw E. A., Yorkville. Crosby J. S., Blairsville. Cuckson AV. K., Little River. Culbreuth AV. A., Rehoboth. Culpepper J. F., Timmonsvilfe. Curry AV. P., Long River. Daniil John F., Lotts. Dannelly R. V., Orangeburgh. Dantzler Manly J. D., Orangeburgh. M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1861; surg. confed. army 3 years. Dantzler AA'. AAL M., Orangeburgh. Darrah J. F., Clinton. Darby A. T., Fort Motte. Darby C. S., Fort Motte. Member med. asso. of S. C. Darby John T., Columbia. Member med. asso. of S. C. Dargan Theodore A., Darlington. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1844; member Peedee med. asso. of S. C.; phys. to poor house of Dar- lington co.; surg. confed. army 4 years ;—au- thor of article on “ Typhoid Fever,” 1858. Darwin R., Hickory Grove. Davant Charles, Allendale. Da vega C., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. David AV. J., Bennettsville. Davis AV. II., Greenville. Davis O. II., Marion. Dawson J. E., Mt. Pleasant. Dean G. R., Belton. Dean John IL, Greenville. Deas L. II., Camden. Deas AA7". A. A., Charleston. Dennis Robert Ellison, Bishopville. M. D., Charleston med. coll., 1858; ass’t surg confed. army 2 years. Denny T. S., Charleston. De Saussure D. L., Kershaw. De Saussure L., Kershaw. De Saussure II. AY., Charleston. 726 DES SOUTH CAROLINA. GRE De Saussure , Jr., Charleston. Levant F., Barnwell C. II. Devere , Edgefield. De AYees Joseph, Grahamville. Dick L. AY., Sumter. Dinkins J. G., Manning. Dinkins AY. E., Packsville. Disker J. F., Columbia. Diver R. F., Sadler’s Creek. Donald James F., Grove Station. Donogh John F., Laurens. Douglass George, Goshen Hill. Douglass John, Chester. Member med. asso. of S. C. Douglass L. C., Black Stocks. Douglass T. G., AYinnsboro’. Doyle Oliver Miller, AYalton’s Ford. M. B., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1856; surg. confed. army 3 years. Dozier —-—, Kingston. Drennan H., Abbeville. Du Bose J. D., Sumter. Dubose T. J., Meclianicsville. Dubose T., Mechanicsville. Dudley AY. S., Orangeburgh. Dun James E., Graniteville. Duncan J. Allen, Speedwell. Dunklin Irby, La'urens. Dunlap William, Union. Dupont C. E., Grahamville. Du Pont AV., Charleston. Du Pre John Y., Mt. Pleasant. Earle G. AY., Slabtown. Earle AY., Greenville. Edmunds R. II., Ridgeway. Edmunds T. II., Mapleton. Edwards , Ridgeway. Edwards Manning, Eden. Edwards T. P., George’s Station. Ellerlee A. AY., Cheraw. Elliott Thomas A., Orangeburgh. Member med. asso. of S. C. Ellis J. J., Florence. Ensor J. F., Richland. Member med. sop. of S. C. Envier J. D., Jr., Allendale. Epting II. I., Williamston. Evans D., Little Rock. Evans George, Mt. Pleasant. Evans James, Little Rock. Fair TI. N., Orangeburgh. Fair Samuel, Columbia. Fant A. E., Lylesford. Fant F. M. E., Bridgeport. Fant S., Union. Few Benjamin Franklin, Sandy Flat. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army. Fewell AY. B., Ebenezerville. Field , Salubrity. Field J. M., Pickens. Finley C. G., Laurens. Fishburne E. R., AYaterboro’. Fitch A., Charleston. Fitch AY. M., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Fladger R. B., Mar’s Bluff. Flagg Anthen B., Georgetown. Fleming , Spartansburgh. Fludd D., Summerville. Flynn C. J., Lydia. Folger A. M., Pickensville. Folk H. M., Mt. Willing. Folk AY. W., Midway. Forster A. M., Georgetown. Foss AY. 1,., Boiling Spring. Foster J. H., Lancaster. Fowler AVade, Gowdeysville. Fraser Henry 1)., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Frierson A. II., Lynchburgh. Fulmore R. Z., Camp Ridge. Fullmore Z., Kingston. Furman J. C., Cokesbury. Furman J. II., Sumter. Gaillard , St. Stephens. Galloway W. L., Lydia. Galphin John M., Beech Island. Ganutt J. R., Steedman. Garmony G. W., Newburgh. Gary Franklin F., Cokesbury. A.- B., Cokesbury coll., 1848; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Abbeville, med. asso. of S. C.; surg. confed. army 1 year; —author of paper on, “Gelseminum Sempervi- rens,” “ Spontaneous Absorption of Cataract,” etc. Gary J. R., Newburgh. Gaston AAr. R., Reidsville. Geddings Eli, Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Geddings I. F. M., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Geddings W. H., Aiken. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1861; after 5 years at univs. of Berlin and Vienna; hosp. surg. and med. purveyor confed. army 4 years;—author “ Zur Anatomie des Lupus,” 1868; “ Aiken and its Climate,” 1872, etc., etc. Geiger F. J., Sandy Run. Geiger AY. P., Columbia. Member med. asso. of S. C. Gibbes J., Columbia. Gibbes Robert Wilson, Columbia. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1852; member med. soc. of Columbia, med. soc. of S. C., and Am. med. asso.; pres, board of health; ex-prof, of an at. and surg. in univ. of S. C.; in 1853 was v.-pres. of the Am. med. soc. in Paris; pres. med. exam, board for conscripts, confed. army. Gibbs A. S., Beaufort. Gibson E. A., Horeb. Gibson II. F., AYinnsboro’. Gilbreath A. J., Conwayboro’. Gillam R. S., Santuck. Gilleland R. G., AValhalla, Gilmore J. L. B., Holly Hill. Glen E. L., Longsville. Glenn Joseph A., Camden. Glenn , AVinnsboro’. Glover J. O., AVaterboro’. Godwin R. NT., Godwin’s Depot. Goethe James II., Hickory Hill. Gondelock J. M., Maypleton. Goodwyne T. J., Fort Motte. Member med. asso. of S. C. Gordon G. II., Lewis’ Turn Out. Graham S. B., Blackwell, Grant John NT., Conwayboro’. Green C. II., Lynchburgh. GRE SOUTH CAROLINA KEN 727 Green F. R., Lexington. Member med. asso. of S. C. Green H. D., Bishopville. Greenland M., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Gregorie J. McP., McPhersonville. Gregorie Thomas II., Grahamville. Gressets M. S., Brancliville. Griffin P. J., Edgeville. Griffin P. E., Society Hill. Griggins , Manning. Grimkie Thomas S., Charleston. Hambright Alfred Frederick, Antioch. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Hamer S. R., Bennettsville. Hammond A. L., Charleston. Harbur W. R., Fair Play. Harley John H., Buford’s Bridge. Harrill J. II., Conwayboro’. Harris F. Y., Clinton. Harris O. G., Greenville. Harrison James, Greenville. Harrison M. B., Greenville. Harrison W. A., Fairview. Hart ———, Hartsville. Hart R. L., Darlington. Ilarton O. R., Hodges. Hawthorne A. I\, Due West. Haynil S. R., Holland’s Store. Haysworth J., Sumter. Hazel Joseph, Great Cypress Swamp. Heath W. H., Rossville. Heirisch , Spartansburgh. Henry Charles, Wright’s Bluff. Henry Robert, Gowidins. Heriot Henry F., Georgetown. M. D., med. school, Charleston, S. C., 1847. Hertz T. E., Charleston. Ilesbit J. H., Lancaster. Hicklin J. C., Clay Hill. Hicklin W. J., Landsford. Higgins , Chappell’s Bridge. Hildebrand D. L., St. Matthew’s. Hildebrand J. A. J., St. Matthew’s. Hill Joseph, Cross Keys. Hill L. A., Yorkville. Hill L. S., Coopersville. Ilill AY, Edgefield. Ilillhouse J. P., Greenville. Hoke A. D., Greenville. Holbeck Elias, Charleston. Holbeck P. II., Charleston. Holbeck H. B., Charleston. Ilollaman W. TI., Bishopville. Holland John, Ninety Six. Holland AY T., Anderson. Hollman W. H., APright’s Bluff. Holloway D. P., Due West. Holman J. A. K., Orangeburgh. M. 1)., med. coll, of Ga., 1853. Holmes J. B., Charleston. Hope R. II., Rock Hill. Hoppins John, Princetown. Horger A. J., Orangeburgh. Horn Peter L., George’s Station. Horton J. J., Jr., Lancaster. Howard E. C., Charleston. Howell , Golden Grove. « Howe G. S., Richland. Member med. soc. of S. C. Hudgens T. A., Honey Path. Hudgins N. H., Manning. Huger William Harleston, Charleston. A. B., S. C. coll., 1846; M. D., med. coll., Charles* ton, 1849; member med. soc. of S. C.; phys. in charge of Charleston orphan asylum for 18 yrs.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Hughes R. P., Charleston. Hughes W. H., Charleston. Hughson John Seott, Sumter. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1867; sec. med. soc. of Sumter co., 1873. Hull John, Port Mill. Hunter G. L., Ridgeway. Hunter J. B., Zono. Hunter J. M., Timmonsville. Hunter R. C., Pountain Inn. Huston T. W., AVilliamston. Hutchison Thomas Cook, Monticello. M. D., med. coll., Charleston, S. C., 1857. Ingram John J., Manning. Irby W. C., Laurens. Irwine O. B., Greenville. Jackson H. G., Yorkville. James James A., Indiantown. James AY W. B., Sumter. Jenkins E. E., Charleston. Member med. soc. of S. C. Jenkins AY L., Pendleton. Jennings J. B., Bennettsville. Jennings J. II., Rehoboth. Jennings J. T., Bennettsville. Jennings Thomas Ebenezer, Cairo. M. D., med. coll., Georgia, 1856; member Edge* field med. soc. Jessup S. S., Charleston. Jingletary J. L., Marion. Johns J. H., Bachelor’s Retreat. Johnson B. W., Walhalla. Johnson J. P., Newberry. Johnson J. R., Cross Keys. Johnson Leander B., Walhalla. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, 1851; ass’t surg. confed. army 9 months;—author of paper on “ Puerperal Insanity,” 1873. Johnson R. L., Charleston. Jolmson W. R., Mar’s Bluff. Johnston Thomas L., Rock Hill. Jones W. R., Greenville. Jordan John L., Bennettsville. Jordan R. H., Chester. Jordan W. A., Lewisville. Joye D. E. V., Charleston. Keith W. W., Charleston. Kell S. A., Port Mill. Kellar J. W., Abbeville. Keller T. K., St. Matthew’s. Kellers Edward Henry,Charleston. A. B., S. C. coll., 1856; M. D., med. coll., S. C., 1858; member med. asso. of S. C.; city phys. 1869. J t' j , Kennedy A. W., Columbia. Kennedy J. C. W., Ridge Springs. Kennedy L. C., Spartansburgh. Kennedy T. B., Long Run. 728 KEN SOUTH CAROLINA. MER Kennerly Hilliard W., Orangeburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846. Kilgore B. F , Laurens. Kinard W. M., Xewberry. King J. W., Camden. Kinloch Robert Alexander, Charleston. A. B., Charleston coll., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; member med. soc. of S. C., med. asso. of S. C., and Am. med. asso., 1872; prof, of surg., med. coll., S. C.; consult, surg. city hosp., Charleston; surg., med. direct, and inspect, confed. army 4 years. Knight S. Samuel, Power’s Shop. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., Georgia, 1858; surg. confed. army 3 years. Knots B. II., Orangeburgh. Member med. asso. of S. C. Kollock Cornelius, Cheraw. A. B., Brown univ., Providence, R. I., 1845 ; A. M., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; attend, lects. in Paris; member Peedee med. asso., and Am. med. soc., Paris, France; corres. member Boston soc. of nat. hist.; surg. confed. army;—author of papers on “Laceration of Perineum,” “ Epizootic Influenza.” Le Borde J. C., Littleton. Ladd C. II., Winnsboro’. Member med. asso. of S. C. Ladd C. II., Fairfield. Lague Thomas R., Buena Yista. Lague W. P., Ashmore’s Store. Lake D., Chester. Member med. asso. of S. C. Lake John, Edgefield. Lanier J., Longmire’s Store. Lanne Charles, Charleston. Lartigue Gerard B., Blackville. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1852 author of paper on “ Lunar Influence.” Latimore I., Cedar Falls. Latimer Joseph, Line Creek. Lawrence J. X., Johnsonville. Lebby Robert, Charleston. M. 1)., med. coll, of S. C., 1826; member med. soc. of S. C.; health officer port of Charleston and city of Charleston ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. army 1829-49; surg. confed. army;—author of papers on “ Yellow Fever, and Sanitary Reform.” Lebby Robert, Jr., Charleston. Le Count J., Columbia. Lee II. J., Lydia. Lee J. L., Graniteville. Lee , Spartansburgh. Legett A. C., Marion. Lever J. D. F., Columbia. Lewie T. S., Gilbert Hollow. Lewis John Edwin, Longmire’s. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1844; member med. soc. of Edgefield. Lewis Henry Green, Plymouth. M. I)., coll. phys. and surg. of Baltimore, 1873. Lewis Thomas L., Fort Hill. Lever John Daniel Fletcher, Columbia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Limehouse R. J., Summerville, Lindsey J. F., Yorkville. Linn John, Charleston. Lipscomb T. I., Xewberry. Little J. R., Union. Little Robert, Mt. Joy. M. 1)., meil. coll, of S. C., 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Lore It. L., McConnellsville. Lockwood S. L., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Long It. D., Greenville. Lowman Jacob Walter, Reish’s Store. M. D., med. coll., Ga., 1858. Lucas B. S., Ilartville. Lueas Thomas E., Chesterfield. M. D., med. coll., Charleston, S. C., 1859. Lummy John, Darlington. Lyles David, Lewisville. Lynch John, Columbia. Member med. asso. of S. C. Lynch H. M., Charleston. Lyon H. T., West Union. McCants J. W., Xewberry. McCants X. L., Xinety-Six. McChesney . Hickory Grove. McClannahan J. M., Marietta. McCollum William, Chester. McCloud It. S., Bishopville. McCroy D. J., Cheraw. McDaniel Robert, Simpson’s Mills. McDow T. F., Kershaw. Member med. asso. of S. C. Me Fall W. T., Frog Level. McGarron J., Bullock’s Creek. McIntosh James, Xewberry. Member med. asso. of S. C. McKensie S. W., Richland. Member med. asso. of S. C. McLean Alexander, Bishopville. McLean J. II., Cheraw. McLeod John C., Camden. McLuken L. W. B., Ilaselville. McLerken S. B., Chester. Member med. asso. of S. C. McMeekin J. G., Alston. McXair , McKinnie’s Bridge. McXair J. W., Clio. McXeil M. E., Floydsville. McSwain E. T., Cross Hill. M. D., med. coll., Charleston, S. C., 1859; member med. soc. of Laurens co.;—ed. of “ Southern Med. Record,” Atlanta, Ga. Mabley J. C., Winnsboro’. Mabry M. W., Buckhead. Mabry Thomas J., Abbeville. Macon R., Pleasant Lane. Madden T. B., Winnsboro’. Marshall S. S., Greenville. Member med. asso. of S. C. Martin B. E., Pleasant Mount. Martin W. D., Georgetown. Matheson B., Camden. Maxwell J. C., Abbeville. Member med. asso. of S. C. Maxwell J. II., Pendleton. May J., George’s Station. Mayer O. B.,Xewburgh. Meachum T. B., Yorkville. Meador W. M., Fensterville. Means T. B. S., Union. Melton W. C., Louisville. Memminger T. B., Charleston. Merriwether X., Woodlawn. MEY SOUTH CAROLINA. RAY 729 Meyers C. Laney, Charleston. Michel Middleton, Charleston. Five years in med. coll., Paris; M. D., med. coll., S. C., 1846; member med. soc. of S. C., med. asso. of S. C.; prof, physiol, and histol. in med. coll, of S. C.; cor. member imperial soc. of nat. hist., Paris, acad. of sciences, Phila., med. soc. of S. C., Am. asso. for the advancement of science, Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. in hosp. during late war; consult, surg. hosp., Rich- mond, 1846author of papers, “Experiments on Cerebro-Spinal Fluid and Section of Muscles of the Neck,” “ Description of an Early Human Ovum,” “Poisoning by Ergot in Attempted Abortion ; ” and various papers on pathological points, etc. Mikell T. P., Edisto Island. Member med. asso. of S. 0. Miles D. F., Marion. Miles F. A., Greenville. Miles F. A., Pickens. Miller J. C., Great Cypress Swamp. Miller J. J., Landsford. Miller James Liddell, Due West. A. B., Erskine coll., 1843; A. M., 1846; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847. Miller John W., Beech Island. Miller R. S., Blackville. Miller S., Lynchburgh. Miller T. II., Bishopville. Miller T. L., Bachelor’s Retreat. Milliver W. B.,-Greenwood. Mitchell J. S., Charleston. Mitchell G. W., Indian Hill. Mobley John Richard, Lotts. M. D., med. coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1844. Mobley S. G., Dunbarton. Monroe F. M., Catfish. Mood James R., Charleston. Mooney W. A., Gowansville. Moore A. A., Camden. Member med. asso. of S. C. Moore D., Cedar Falls. Moore James M., Manning. Moore J. M., Union. Moore M. S., Sumter. Moore M., Glenn Springs. Morgan I., Greenville. Morgan J. II., Blackville. Morrell G. AV., Barnwell. Muldron R. M., Scotsville. Mullins J. E., Marion. Murphy C. T., Magnolia. Murray J. II., Beech Island. Muse George AV., Midway. Nardin AW IT.. Anderson. Nell James, Millway. Newbill A. AW, Crosbvville. Nicklin J. C.. Clay Hill. Norman A. E., AValhalla. Norman J. F., Cross Keys. Normant B. C., Darlington. North R. Tv., Charleston. Norton Evan, Conwayboro’. M. I)., med.dep’t of Washington univ., Baltimore, 1869. Norvell , Spartansburgh. Norwood ,T. E., Gondevsville. Nott T. E., Bamberg. Nye F. M., Rich Hill. O’Brien F., AVaterboro’. O’Cain J. II., Orangeburgh. Odom G. J., Blackville. Ogier T. L., Charleston. Member med. soc. of S. C. Ogier AW G., Charleston. Member med. soc. of S. C. Ogilvie John AW, Allendale. Oliver E. J., Orangeburgh. Ott O. II., Brancliville. Owens II. AW, Monticello. Oxnor A. L., Mount Willing. Padgett J. E., Mount Willing. Palmer Peter P., Bonneau’s Depot. M. D., med. coll, of Charleston, 1831. Parker , Georgetown. Parker Edwin, Abbeville. Att. lect. med. coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1844. Parker E. C., Timmonsville. Parker F. L., Charleston. Parker J. W., Columbia. Parker T. L., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Parrott S., Timmonsville. Patterson Thomas, Woodlawn. Patton , Newberry. Patton D. W., Belmont. Peak , Monticello. Pearce J. F., Mar’s Bluff. Peeples B. F., Blackville. Pelzer A. P., Charleston. Pelzer G. S., Charleston. Percival W. F., Aiken. Perritt F. A., Tumbling Shoals. Phillips St. John, Charleston. Pickens T. J., Pendleton. Pinson W. S., Waterloo. Pioda J. C., Graniteville. Pitts A. B., Silver Street. Pitts James W., Ricliardsonville. Player W. A., Darlington. Pon Thomas J., Orangeburgh. Pon W. S., St. Mathews. Pooser J. II., Orangeburgh. Pope S., Newberry. Porcher Edward, Florence. Porcher , Mar’s Bluff. Porcher Francis Peyre, Charleston. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1847; member med. soc. of S. C.; prof. clin. med/in med. coll, of Charles- ton ; phys. to city hosp.;—editor of “ Charleston Med. Journal,” 6 vols.; “ Resources of South- ern Fields and Forests,” 750 pages, 8vo., 1869. Porcher Peter, Charleston. Porcher R., Charleston. Pressley J. F., Blackmingo. Pressley S. II., Society Hill. Price D. S., Marion. . Prioleau J. Ford, Charleston. Member med. asso. of 8. C. Prioleau Thomas G., Charleston. Prioleau Thomas G., Jr., Oakley. Radzinsky L., Charleston. Randolph W. J., Edisto Island. Raoul Alfred, Charleston. Ravenel Edmund, Charleston. M. D., med. coll, of 8. C., 1862; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Ravenel St. J., Charleston. 730 RAY SOUTH CAROLINA. SYL Ravenel William C., Charleston. Rawls B. F., Union. Rawls T. J., Columbia. Ready J. A., Chester. Reed G. B., Donnaldsville. Reed J. II., Dark Corner. Reenstjerna T., Charleston. Renwick M. A., Newberry. Rewbert E. J., Camden. Reynolds 1)., Spring Ilill. Reynolds M., Stateburgh. Reynolds W., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Rhame O. C., Oakley. Rhe.tt Benjamin, Abbeville. A. B., coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1846; M. D., med. coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1848; phys. to Charles- ton jail; surg. to marine hosp., Charleston; surg. at Sumter and Wagner during siege; surg. confed. army 4J years. Rice R. B., Waterboro’. Richardson David, Laurens. Richmond J. M., Abbeville. Rivers C. M., Walterboro’. Rivers G., Walterboro’. Rivers W., Martin’s Depot. Robertson T. T., Winnsboro’. Member med. asso. of S. C. Robertson W. F., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Robertson W. T., Whitmire’s. Robinson John A., Due West. Robinson W., Liberty Hall. Rook William, Martin’s Depot. Ross B. A., Kirksey’s Cross Roads. Rowe , Orangeburgh. Rowley E. T., Greenville. Ruff J. M. II., Glymphville. Ruff P. B., Newberry. Russell W. T., Spartanburgh. Rutledge Hugh R., Greenyille. M. D., med. coll, of 8. C., 1846; ass’t surg. U. S. army in Mexican war. Salley A. S., Orangeburgh. Member med. asso. of S. C. Salley N. W., Williston. Sams Donald D., Charleston. A. B., S. C. coll., 1841; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1844. Samuels W. B., Graniteville. Sanders J. M., Lynchburgh. Sandifer C. P., Yorkville. Saunders J. M., Sumter. Saunders W., Camden. Schley P. T., Charleston. Schroder C. H., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Scott , Rocky Mount. Scuddy H. H., Anderson. Seabrook B. W., Grahamville. Setzler George A., Pomaria. Shangs W. A., Taylorsville. Shannon C. J.. Camden. Sharo T. M., Bishopsville. Sharpe M. L., Pendleton. Shaw H. A., Hamburgh. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1847. Shaw W. B., Hamburgh. Shepherd , Edgefield. Member med. asso. of S. C. Sheppard C. U., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Shier B. F., Charleston. Simms W., Goshen Hill. Simons Manning, Charleston. M. D., med. coll, ol S. C., 1868 ; sec. med. soc. of S. C., 1873; demons, of anat. in med. coll, of S. C.; member Am. med. asso., 1872;—author of “ Report on Climatology and Epidemics of South Carolina; ” “ Climate in its Relation to Consumption.” Simons Thomas Grange, Charleston. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1867; member med. soc. of S.#C., med. asso. of S. C., and soc. for relief of widows and orphans of phys.; treas. med. asso. of S. C.; ex-phys. to city hosp., and de- mons. of anat. in med. coll, of S. C.; phys. to health dis’t, No. 4, Charleston. Simpson E., Cross Hill. Simpson T., Frog Level. Sims W. IT., Mt. Tabor. Sims W. W., Goshen Hill. Skime T. C., Charleston. Sloan II., Richland. Member med. asso. of S. C. Sloan ,T. M., Wallialla. Small W. F., Bennettsville. Sman J. G., Bullock’s Creek. Smith E. B., Centenary. Smith E. D., Columbia. Smith Ira T., Winnsboro’. Smith James, Gowdeysville. Smith J. M., Barnwell. Member med. asso. of S. C. Smith J. P., Graniteville. Smith Southwood. Brighton. Smith W. W., Williston. Smiths J. R., Brewerton. Smoke J. H., St. Matthews. Somar J. G., Bullock’s Creek. Spann J. C., Stateburgli. Member med. asso. of S. C. Sparkman James R., Georgetown. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1836; member med. soc. of S. C., and med. soc. of S. C. Speake T. L., Kinards. Spearman J. W., Townville. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1858; member med. soc. of Anderson co. Spearman W. S., Newberry. Spem A. J., Lowndesville. Staggers J. M., Kingston. Stallings .Tames, Williston. Steifer G. F., Abbeville. M. I)., med. coll, of S. C., 1840; member Abbe- ville med. soc., and med. soc. of Charleston, S. C. Stone Alexander, Blackville. Member med. asso. of S. C. Stoney John S., Allendale. Storms Alexander, Blackville. Strait Samuel Leonard, Lancaster. M. I)., med. coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1846. Strother E. F., Lewisville. Stiulley C., Newberry. Sullivan J. M., Cedar Falls. Summers Jacob W., Orangeburgh. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1872; ass’t surg. confed. army 1 year. Sutherland T. A., Bennettsville. Sylvester A. A., Columbia. TAG SOUTH CAROLINA, YOU 731 Taggart W. M., Lott’s. Talley A. N., Columbia. Member med. soc. of S. C. Taylor Benjamin Walter, Columbia. A. B., S. C. coll., 1855; M. 1)., med. coll, of S. C. (no date); member med. asso. of S. C.; pres, med. soc. of Columbia, 1873; ass’t surg. aud med. direct, confed. army 41 years;—author of papers in transactions of S. C. med. asso. Teague A. G., Edgefield. Teague T. J., Johnson’s Depot. Templeton W. L., Columbia. Thomas T. P., Unionville. • Thomson T. S., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Thompson A. E., Rock Mills. Thompson A. W., Unionville. Thompson C. R., St. Matthews. Thorne W., Black Stock. Timmerman W. H., Lott’s. Tomlinson J. j!, Yorkville. Tompkins C., Meeting Street. Tratter G. P., Mt. Willing. Trantham James J*., Flat Rock. Traynham J. G., Laurens. Trescot George E., Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Trevizant , Sr., Columbia. Trevizant , Jr., Columbia. Turner I., Winnsboro’. Turner W. K., Winnsboro’. Turnipseed Edward Berrian, Columbia. Grad. Mt. Zion coll., S. C.; M. D., S. C. med. coll., 1852; att. lects. in Paris; member med. soc. of Columbia, pathol. soc. of N. Y. city, Am. inst. of N. Y. city; ex-v.-pres. Am. med. asso.; ex- pres. Am. med. soc. in Paris; surg. in Russian army during Crimean war; surg. confed. army 4 years; knight of order of St. Ann of Russia; recipient of medal of siege of Sevastopol, and medal of 3 years campaign, with ribbons of order of St. George and St. Andrew ; originator of modification of Symes & Pirogoff’s operation of ankle joint;—author of article on “Excision of the Superior Maxillary,” etc., 1868 ; with nu- merous other important medical papers. Yampills , Mullin’s Depot. Vidal Adolphe James, Bennettsville. A. B., coll, of Charleston, S. C., 1863; A. M.,1867; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1869. Vincent George M., Graham’s Turn Out. Waddell George H., Greenwood. Wagner L. P., St. James Santee. Walker John Alexander, Smith’s Turn Out. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1844. Wallace W. D., Cheraw. ’Wallace W. L., Georgetown. Wallace W. T., Columbia. Walter A. B., Conwayboro’. Wardlaw W. C., Abbeville. Ware J. H., Line Creek. Waring M., Florence. Waring Morton N., Monk's Corner. Washington W. A., Florence. Weathers W., Williston. Weekley John M., Allendale. Wells T., Mayesville. Welsh , Newberry. West B. P., Cedar Falls. West L. M., Marietta. West W., Longmire’s Store. Westmoreland D. D., Lanrens. Westmoreland H. Y., Check Springs. Westmoreland J. M., Greenville. Whetstone N. C., Branchville. A. B., S. C. coll., 1853; M. D., Charleston med. coll., 1862; member med. asso. of S. C.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Whetstone W. C., St. Matthews. White F. G., Chappel’s Bridge. White W. J., Lancaster. Whiteside T. B., Hickory Grove. Wichite P. A., Anderson. Wier T. W., Martin’s Depot. Williams A. E., Waterboro’. Williams John Buxton, Warrenton. A. B., univ. of N. C., 1864; A. M., 1867 ; M. D., univ. of Md., 1868. Williamson , Darlington. Wills T., Lynchburgh. Wiley , Lancaster. Wilson F. E., Leavenswortli. Wilson John, Williamston. Wilson John Jamison, Cheraw. A. B., S. C. coll., Columbia, 1839; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1843; member Teedee med. asso. Wilson P. A., Timmonsville. Wilson Thompson, Newberry. Winthrop Henry, Charleston”. Withers J. B., Yorkville. Witherspoon H., Yorkville. Witherspoon J. B., Sumter. Witherspoon J. II., Lancaster. Witherspoon J. H., Rock Hill. Woodside J. L., Greenville. Wold John F., Gowdeysville. Wolf A. J., Midway. Wragg W. T., Charleston. Wright J. B. C., Timmonsville. Wright L. A., Bamberg. Member med. asso. of S. C. Wurne William, Walhalla. Wyle R. E., Lancaster. Wyle S. M., Hazlewood. Wylie A. P., Chester. Member med. asso. of S. C. Yates Joseph, Charleston. Member med. asso. of S. C. Young Thompson, Frog Level. mu REGISTER OF THE STATE Of TE1ISSEE. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF TENNESSEE. This region was ceded to the general government by the State of North Carolina, Febru- ary 25th, 1790, and, with Kentucky and a portion of Alabama and Mississippi, formed the . territory south of the river Ohio. The State of Tennessee was admitted into the Union June 1st, 1796. Tennessee covers an area of 45,600 square miles, and presents much diversity of surface. Several ridges of the Appalachian chain traverse the eastern section ; “ the central portion of the State is less bold in outline, and the surface imperceptibly declines by gradations from a region overspread with hills and swells of ever-changing find varying elevation and character, to a rolling country of excellent fertility, and watered by innumer- able streams, affluents of its great rivers, the Cumberland and Tennessee. Between the Tennessee and the Mississippi, in the west, the surface is nearly level, the general evenness being interrupted only by the courses of the low watersheds dividing the tributaries of the two rivers, or by alternations of woodland and prairie.” Several noble rivers and a great number of smaller streams furnish ample water-ways, mill power, and means of irrigation. The principal river is the Tennessee, which is formed by the union of the Clinch and IIol- ston rivers, and, after flowing through the eastern section, enters the State of Alabama again to flow through Tennessee, then passing through Kentucky and emptying into the Mississippi river. The Mississippi washes the western border for 160 miles. The Cumber- land, although it has both its source and mouth in Kentucky, flows through Tennessee for about 250 miles. The Hatchie, the Duck, the Elk, and the Hiawassee are considerable streams. Iron, gold, lead, copper, coal, and salt are the most valuable mineral productions. Iron occurs in all the State east of the Tennessee river. Coal is found in the Cumberland Mountains. Marble, nitrous earth, and other useful minerals are found. By the census of 1870, the State was found to contain 1,258,520 inhabitants, 2220 of whom were physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of 12 per cent, of the annual number of deaths. MINERAL SPRINGS OF TENNESSEE. Beershaba Springes are in Grundy county, twelve miles by stage from McMinnville. This is said to be a flue chalybeate water. These Springs are beautifully situated “ near the summit of a spur of one of the Cumberland Mountains.” The thermometer seldom indicates a temperature of 80° in the hottest summer months. The Beerslieba Springs Hotel is open for the reception of guests. Montvale Springs. These Springs are in Blount county, nine miles by stage, from Maryville. ONE PINT CONTAINS 60° Fa hr. Prof. J. B. Mitchell. 60° Fahr. J. R. Chilton, M.D. Solids. Carbonate of Iron Grains. 0.300 Grains. Carbonate of Calcium 1.657 Chloride of Sodium 0.245 Chloride of Magnesium ■ 0.012 0.018 Sulphate of Sodium 0.564 1.102 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.500 2.134 Sulphate of Calcium 9.276 10.243 Oxide of Iron 0.149 0.062 Silica Organic Matter 0.005 13.604 13.663 ANALYSIS (1857). 732 TENNESSEE. 733 The water is said to be of service “ in many of the dyspeptic depravities, and generally in the chronic disorders of the abdominal and pelvic viscera, they are used with great success.” These springs are beautifully situated among the mountains, and possess many attractions for visitors. There are abundant hotel accommodations. A Sulphur Spring is found about three miles from Montvale. White’s Creek Springs, are twelve miles from Nashville. The water contains sulphur, iron and magnesia, and is said to be of service in cutaneous and calculous affections. Robertson’s Spring, twenty miles from Nashville, is a saline water. Winchester Springs.—These springs are four miles from the town of Winchester, in Franklin county. There are four springs at this place, viz: Red and White Sulphur, Chalybeate and Freestone. Allisona Springs are four miles from, and “resemble the Winchester Springs in quality, and promise to be of equal medicinal value.” Tate’s Springs in Granger county, are saline-chalybeate waters. Lee’s Springs, twenty miles east of Knoxville. The water of two of these Springs is sulphurous, and that of another is chalybeate. The other mineral springs in the State are: the Alum Springs near Rogersville, in Haw- kins county ; the numerous Sulphur Springs near Bean’s station, and in other portions of Granger county ; and the Warm Springs on French Broad River, near the North Caro- lina line. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS. The Medical Department of the University of Nashville was organized in 1850. The regular session commences on the last Monday in September, and continues five months. There are nine professors and a demonstrator of anatomy in the faculty. Lec- tures are delivered, and clinics are held daily. The student is examined every day upon the lectures of the previous day. This school possesses a fine museum. In addition to the clinics at the College, clinical instruction is given at St. Vincent’s Hospital, the Nashville Infirmary, and the State Prison Hospital. Several prizes are offered to students. The fees are : matriculation and general ticket, $55; dissecting ticket, $10; graduation, $30. The Memphis Medical College, otherwise known as the Medical Department of Cum- berland University, was organized in 1872. There are ten Professors in the Faculty. The regular session commences about the middle of October, and continues thirty weeks. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; lecture tickets, $60 ; graduation, $30. We have no information in regard to the Medical Department of East Tennessee Uni- versity at Knoxville. HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY. The Tennessee State Hospital for the Insane, near Nashville, was opened for the reception of patients March 1st, 1852. To the philanthropist, Miss D. L. Dix, belongs the honor of having taken the first steps to secure the erection of this Hospital. The Hospital is situated upon a beautiful farm, containing 255 acres, six miles from Nashville. The building, as originally erected, was 320 feet long, and consisted of a centre structure 98 feet deep, and four stories high, with wings, the bodies of which were three, and the extremities four stories high. The building is embellished with octagonal towers, which are placed on the corners of the centre building and wings, rising eight feet above the battlements, which range from tower to tower around the whole building. From the centre building rises an octagonal tower, fifteen feet in diameter, which ascends twenty-five feet above the roof, terminating in battlements, and giving an elevation to the building of seventy feet. In 1854, and again in 1870, wings were added to the building, giving it a present capacity of nearly 400 beds. The Hospital is well ventilated, heated, and supplied with spring water. During the fifteen months ending January 1st, 1873, 503 patients were treated in this Hospital, of this number 68 recovered, 23 improved, and 32 died. Since the opening of the Hospital to the same date, 1858 patients received its benefits. The greater number of patients are supported by the State, but pay patients are also received. We are in- debted to Dr. J. II. Callender, the Superintendent, for our information in regard to this Hospital. The State Legislature has passed an act for the erection of an Insane Hospital in East Tennessee, and'appropriated $75,000 for that purpose. The citizens of Knoxville propose soon to erect a Hospital in that city. The Nashville Infirmary and St. Vincent’s Hospital, at Nashville, are known to us by name only. 734 TENNESSEE. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF TENNESSEE NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Tennessee S. S. Mayfield J. II. Plunkett. Davidson County and Nashville Medical Society Van S. Lindsley. East Tennessee Medical Association Swan M. Bakett Hamilton County Medical Society P. D. Sims J. M. Bennett. Montgomery County Medical Society Daniel F. Wright. MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. Physicians and dentists, who charge for their services, and whose income exceeds $1000 per annum, are liable to a yearly tax of $10.—Laws of 1871, vol. 1, sec. 553 (51). Physicians who deliver to their patients any poison in prescriptions, are not liable to the penalties imposed by the Act which regulates the sale of poisons.—Ibid., vol. 2, sec. 4831. In the trial of civil suits, the deposition of a physician can be taken, and his personal attendance is not required.—Ibid., sec. 3836 (8). Practising physicians are exempt from service on the jury—Ibid., sec. 4005. The Coroner is authorised to summon on an inquest a physician or surgeon to make an examination of the body, and give a professional opinion as to the cause of death, or a chemist to make an examination for poison, and an analysis of suspected substances. The fees for the services of physicians and chemists shall be allowed in the bill of costs.—Ibid., sec. 5303. MEDICAL DIRECTORY' OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. ABE AYE Abernathy C. C., Pulaski. Abernathy John Clayton, Sulphur Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1866; surg. confed. army 6 months. Abernathy J. J., Alto. Abernathy Young L. B., Sulphur Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868. Abom E. S., Nashville. Acriel S. C., New Providence. Acuff J. W., Salem. Adams , La Grange. Adams W. II., Lead Vale. Adkinson W. A., Nashville. Agee J. II., Jacksboro’. Aiken P. J., Cleveland. Aken J. T., Columbia. Albright J. E. R., Colliersville. Alexander , New Canton. , Alexander E. II., Alton Hill. Alexander I., Dixon’s Spring. Alexander J. L., Dyer Station. Alexander J. P., Jasper. Alexander M. M., Knoxville. Alexander W. W., Atliens.. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854; exam. surg. for pensions ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols.;—author l of various articles in med. journals. Alford T. J., Waverly. Allen F. A., Columbia. Allen J. A., Paris. Allen J. R., Brownsville. Allen J. R., Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1840 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Memphis; ex-prof, in med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, and in univs. of Iowa and Mo.; sup’t asylum for insane, Kv., for 10 years. * 1 Allen W. M., Middleton. Allen W. T., Henry Station. Ailing George, Ashland City. Allison M. W., Richmond. Alston T. A., Nashville. Alton John, Savannah. Anderson G. W., Brown’s Station. Anderson H., Nashville. Anderson H. F., Saundersville. Anderson J., Denmark. Anderson J. M., Lebanon. Anderson John Moultrie, Salem. M. D., med. coll, of CJa., I860. Anderson John, Charlotte. Anderson J. R., Toons’ Station. Anderson T., Lebanon. Andrews B. B., Pine Wood. Andrews W. II., Taylorsville. Anthony , Ripley. Autry J., Juno.. Antwine William, (e) Raleigh. Arbuckle E , Henry Station. Armstrong E.. Jonesboro’. Armstrong J. B., McMinnville. Armstrong W. J., Columbia. Arnett , Short Mountain. Arnold G. W., McWilliams Station. Arrants Thomas, Big Springs. One full course univ. of Nashville, 1870. Atchison T. A., Nashville. Prof. mat. med. and thera. in Vanderbilt univ. Atlee John L., Athens. M. !>., Pa. med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of east Tenn. Aubright S., Ducktown. Avans W.. Cousil’s Cross Roads. Avent B. W., Memphis. BAE TENNESSEE. BRI 735 Baehr , Nashville. Bailey Frederick K., Knoxville. M. D., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1837; licensed by med. soc. of Mich., 1841; member med. soc. of Adams and Will cos., 111.; ex-pres. med. soc. of east Tenn.; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of 111.; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1873 ; exam. surg. for pen- sions; ass’tsurg. U. S. vols. 3 years;—author of articles in med. journals. Bailey G. N., Laurel Gap. Bain C. D., Woodville. Baird J. S., Moscow. Baker G. H., Increase. Baker William, Leadvale. Baker William, McMinnville. Baldwin W. T., George’s Store. Ballard L. A., (m) Nashville. Balis Daniel, Pilot Knob. Bandy J. W., Gleason Station. Barbee A. J., Brownsville. Barbee John, Fayetteville. Barcley R. F., Brownsville. Barfield W. B., Franklin. Barksdale J. G., Shelbyville. Barnes J., Livingston. Barnet J. J., Waynesboro’. Barrett , Covington. Barret W. L., Covington. Barris W. B., (m) Tullahoma. Barrow W. J., Macon. Barry Daniel, Purdy. Barry T. T., Cedar Creek. Basford J. M., Calledonia. Bate H. H., Castalian Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868. Bate J. E., Lobelville. Bateman R. P., Memphis. Bates Thos., Erin Station. Batile Robert, College Grove. Battle L. L., Arizona. Batte William, Pulaski. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846; member med. asso. of Giles co.; ex-v.-pres. med. soc. of Tenn. Baxter M., Nashville. Baymore George M., Charleston. Beaty II. W., Elkton. Beaty J. J., Elkton. Beauchamp J. A., Nashville. Bedford J. R., Murfreesboro’. Bell B. F., Greenville. Bell J. E., Cedar Creek. Bell , Covington. Bell James M., Vervilla. Bell Job, Purdy. Bell J. T., Adam’s Station. Bell Marmaduke, Tabernacle. Bell T., Memphis. Bell S. II., Huntingdon Bell W. L., Randolph. Bennett J. I)., Cnlleoka. Bennett W. Y., Bethesda. Benson G. G., Barren Plain. Berry F. K., Philadelphia. Bethshares II. H., Humboldt. Bevill W. IL. Shady Hill. Bicknel W. N., Maclisonville. Biddle J. II. D., Dandridge. Biggs R. W., Middleton. Bigham , McLemoresville. Billingslv J. II., (h) Clarksville. Binford J., Decatur. Bingham J. T., Hampshire. Black J. N. Linden. Black Tlios., Nashville. Blackenship John, Maryville. Blackman W. G., Nashville. Blackstock J. C., Taylorsburgh. Blackwell Nicholas, Bartlett. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Blair Caesar, (m) Pulaski. Blair H. A., (e) Tucker’s Cross Roads. Blair Jas. F., Loudon. Blair Samuel Tate, Loudon. A. B., Ewing and Jefferson coll., Tenn., 1860; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1867 ; Jef- ferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Loudon co. Blair T., Le Noir. Blaind W. J., Rutherford Depot. Blakely R., (m) Manchester. Blakemore G. T., Shelbyville. Blanton J. C., Salem. Blaydes James E., Portersville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1862. Bledsoe Jacob D., Red Mound. Blevins A. C., Decatur. Block M., Chattanooga. Blythe R. A., Betliesda. Bogart Frank, Sweet Water. Bolin William, Milan. Bomar , Marlsboro’. Bond J. L., Farmville. Bond N. P., Bartlett. Bone James P., Hickory* Withe. M. D., Ky. school of med., 186&. Bonner M.* Nashville. Borden. M. W., (m) Caney Branch. Boring Isaac, Boons Creek. Born J. P., Hickory Withe. Bostick Joseph,-Jasper. Bostwick T. K., Milton. Bovell W. W., West’s Store. Bowling W. K., Nashville. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1831; med. dep’t. Cincin- nati coll., 1835; member med. soc. of Nash- ville, med. soc. of Tenn.; pres. Am. med. asso.; prof, theory and prac. of med. univ. of Nash- ville ; surg. Nashville military inst. and State hosp.; ed. “ Nashville Journal of Med.” Bowlin Smith, Bellbuckle. Bowman J. A., Danville. Bowman J. A., Nashville. Boyd E. B., Manlyville. Boyd G., Trevezant. Boyd J. M., Knoxville. Boyd T. M., Bally Hill. Boyett W. B., Kenton. Boynton T. D., Knoxville. Brain E. C., Gallatin. Branden V., Maryville. Brander G. R., Knoxville. Brandon W., Dover. Brannock James Madison, McKenzie. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; ex-pres. med. soc. of Carroll co.; surg. confed. army 3 years. Braswell J., North Fork. Bratton E. II., La Fayette. Brazzleton R. E. T., Dandridge. Bretzman A., Memphis. Brents T. E., Spring Place. Brewer J. M., Lone Elm. Brice W., Troy. Bridges J. G., New Middleton. 736 BRI TENNESSEE CAT Bridges J. N., Readyville. Brigans J. W., Erin. Briggs Henry, Memphis. Briggs William Thompson, Nashville. M. lb, med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1848; member med. soc. of Tenn.; pres. med. soc. of Nashville, 1869; v.-pres. Am. med asso., 1873; surg. to St. Vincent hosp., Nashville infirmary, and State prison hosp.; demonst. anat. univ. of Nashville, 1851-56; formerly prof, anat., physiol., obstet., and dis. of women and child., and now prof. surg. univ. of Nashville;—one of eds. “Nashville Med. and Surg. Journal,” and author of various articles. Bright Robert Sharp, Brazil. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854. Bright W. M., Troy. Bright David, Troy. Britton J. W., Lebanon. Broach A., Mansfield. Brockett , Sparta. Brodie C. A., Nashville. Brown A. D., Gallatin. Brown A. II., Columbia. Brown B. F., Leadvale. Brown B. IT., Mifflin. Brown J. E., Trezevant. Brown James M., Maryville. Brown J. R., Hayesville. Brown O. M., War Gap. Brown O. V., Reynold’s Station. Brown R. F., Memphis. Brown R. M., Lynnville. Brown R. W. Adamsville. Brown S. C., Tarywell. Brown Thomas G., Pikeville. Brown W. A., Blanche. Brown W. II., Columbia. Brumley J. C., Greenville. Bryan A., Shop Spring. Buchanan A. B., Ruthei'ford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Nashville, and med. soc. of Gibson co.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Buchanan E. E., McWhortersville. Buchanan John, Colliersville. Buchanan R., Eagleville. Buchanan S., Waynesboro’. Buchanan T., Eagleville. Buchanan Thomas Brown, Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1858; mem- ber Nashville med. soc., med. soc. of Tenn., and Am. med. asso.; ex-prosector to chair of anat. and surg., and prof. anat. and dean univ. of Nashville; ass’t surg. confed. army 4J years. Buckley J., Church Grove. Buist John R., Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; member med. soc. of Nashville, and med. soc. of Tenn.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Burdett W. W., Nashville. Burford Edward Sydenham, Fayette Corner. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Burford J. S., Fayette Corner. Burger J. M., Murfreesboro’. Burnet W. A., Covington. Burnett ——, Gleason’s Station. Burnett J. M., New Market. Burnett Swan M., Knoxville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870; member Knoxville med. asso., and med. soc. of Tenn.; sec. east Tenn. med. soc.;—ex-ed. “Southern Med. Journal,” Ga. Burrett S. W., Cedar Hill, Burton II. L., Somerville. Bush II., Gallatin. Bush U., Paris. Butler , McKenzie. Butler G. IT., Adamsville. Butler J. P., Pulaski. Butler M. M., Bristol. Butler W. A., Kenton. Butler W. E., Jackson. Byrn P., Nashville. Byrn W. T., Belleview. Cade C. J., Memphis. Cage A. D., Ashland City. Cage James Edward, Thomasville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868. Caldwell A., Cynthiana. Caldwell A. A., Strawberry Plains. Caldwell A. U., Bartlett. Caldwell It. A., Shelbyville. Caldwell Samuel H., Paris. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858. Caldwell S. L., Milan. Caldwell Simeon Willis, Trenton. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1855; ex-sec. med. soc. of Gibson co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Caldwell W. II. II., White Bluff. Calender J. II., Nashville. Callender John II., Nashville. Prof, of psycliol. med. Calville It. W., Washington. Calvin Thomas, Maryville. Cameron J. M., Elizabeth. Campbell , Georgetown. Campbell A. J., Bristol. Campbell C. E., McWilliams’ Station. Campbell James IT., Campbellsville. Campbell J. M. Cleveland. Cannon W. J., Somerville. Cardwell S. IT., Gainesboro’. Cardwell W. S., Prospect. Care Jesse G., Franklin. Carltan It. M., Waverly. Carmack , Rogersville. Carmack D., Brentwood. Carmichael , Rogersville. Carney II. B., Ashland City. Carr — , Hickory Withe. Carr R. J., Madisonville. Carriger M., Morristown. Carson James, Washington. Carson N. D., Hickson Station. Carson W. C., Washington. Carter A. M., Bristol. Carter C. L., Cleveland. Carter M. G., Tobaw Plains. Carter T. L., Flatwood’s Store. Carter W. J., Nashville. Carver W. R., Gibbs’ Cross Roads. Case Isaac Levi, Mansfield. B. A., Mansfield coll, inst., 1865; M. A., 1868; M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1872; member med. soc. of Louisville; ex-pres. Mans- field coll. inst. 3 years. Case Theodore. Tiptonville. Cashon ,T. F., Dresden. Cashon P. A., Dresden. Castleberry Isaac, Purdy. Cate G., Blountville. Cates J. W., Maryville. CAT TENNESSEE CUT 737 Catron R. P., Union City. Cavanaugh W. C., Memphis. Caywood E. P., Dandridge. Cawood J. C., Dandridge. A. B., Tenn. univ., 1850; M. I)., Jefferson med. coll._ 1859; member Jefferson med. soc., and mem Tenn. philoso. soc.; phys. to almshouse. Cambers W. W., Hartsville. Cameron J., Elizabetliton. Champion W. C., Sale Creek. Chandler M. M., Murfreesboro’. Charlton G. W., Murfreesboro’. Charlton T. B., La Vergne. Charlton W. C., White Bluff. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1865; mem- ber med. soc. of Tenn. Cheatham W. A., Nashville. Cheek Alex. Martin, (h) Nashville. M. I)., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872. Chester John, Jackson. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Chichlou II. S., Yerona. Child Duff, Nasliville. Childress J. V., Spring Hill. Choate John, Jamestown. Chowing Z. K., Fox Spring. Christenboon ,T. G. W. Christopher W. A., Farmington. Churchill C. C., Memphis. Citarotte John, Memphis. Clair Brown, Ileiskill Station. Clay Paul, Difficult. Clark R. T., Paris. Clark T. II., Swanville. Clark Thomas, Middleburgh. Clark W. II., Lineport. Clark W. M , Nolensville. Clary W. F., Unionville. Claxton J., Galloway’s Switch. Claxton James R., Braden’s. Claxton W. II., Stanton. Clayton II. II., Murfreesboro’. Cleea P. L., Dandridge. Clement A. I)., Mason. Cliffe I). B., Franklin. Clopton A. G., Winchester. Clulcult , Newark. Coble N. B., Shelby ville. Cochran C. P., Winchester. Cochran J. F., Bartlett. Cochran W. W., Columbia. Cockerill I. L , Camden. Coke A., Johnsonville. Cole Aug. W., Bartlett. Cole E. A., Maxville. Cole F. A., Linden. Coleman A. A., Bolivar. Coleman L. L., Nashville. Coleman R. S., Conyersville. Collier J. F., Charlotte. Collier W. M., Williamsport. Collins J. W., Carroll Station. Colquit H. M., Livingston. Colville Rich. Waterhouse, Washington. Att. one full course of lect. fit Nashville med. coll. Commons W. G., Brown ville. Compton W., Nashville. Compton II. M., Nashville. Cone E. P.. Nashville. Conner T. W., Nashville. Conway J. P., Morristown. Con well J., Nashville. Cook J. B., Nashville. Cook Philip H., Franklin. Cook L. M. M., Silver Spring. Cooke R. F., Sulphur Springs. Cooper John W., Conyersville. Cooper Thaddeus D., Denmark. One course of lect. at Nashville rued. coll. Cooper T. U., Brownsville. Copeland W. J., Benton. Coppage W. D., Laguardo. Core Jesse G., Frankland. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1842; surg. confed. army. Cormack D. W., Brentwood. Cornwell J. S., Difficult. Cotten H. P., Bellville. Cotton M. C., Nashville. Cotton , Covington. Covey L. C., Savannah. Covington John James, College Green. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Cowden John, New Hope. Coward T. J., Clinton.* Cox G. B., Tallahoma. Cox H. A., Brownsville. Cox H. S., Columbia. Cox J. T., Conyersville. Cox William Carroll, Franklin. M. D., botanic med. coll, of Ohio, 1848; member • national reform med. soc. Cox W. G., Cornersville. Craig R., Bristol. Crank C. G., Shelhyville. Crank J. R., Speedwell. Crawford John, Hiltons. Crawford J. R., Blountville. Crawford S. P., Greenville. Creighton R. U., Memphis. Crenshaw Joel R., Hartsville. Crisp A. J., Bellville. Crittenden T. P.. Goodlettsville. Crocket R. C., Milan. Crockett John B., Franklin. Crockett Rufus Alphonso, Brentwood. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of .Nashville, 1857; Jeffer- son med. coll., 1858. Crockett W. T., Nashville. Crone A., Memphis. Crook Joseph A., Henderson. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870. Cross B. F., Decatur. Crosswhite A. L., Butler. Crosswhite G. E., Longmires. Crossthwaite G. D., Murfreesboro’. Crouch J. L., Clarksville. Crump C. C., Spring Hill. Crunk C. A., Flat Creek. Cullum John H., Charlotte. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1860. Cullum William C., Charlotte. Cummings W. B., Sparta. Cunningham J. A., Rutledge. Cunningham W. II., Columbia. Currie Thomas Anderson, Dancy ville. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Pa., It53; sec. central med. asso. of Tenn., 1873. Curry G. W., Nashville. Curtis W. E., McKenzie. Cutler A. D., Dresden. 738 DAB TENNESSEE EMM Dabney E., Clarksville. Dabney G. It., Clarksville. Dail N. G., Powder Springs Gap. Dailey , II untsville. Dake J. P., (h) Nashville. A. B , Union coll., N. Y., 1849 ; M. D., homceo. med. coll., Phila., 1851; ex-pres. Am. inst. of homceo., western inst. of homceo.; prof. mat. med. homoeo. me coll.. 2 years.;—author of various articles in med. journals. Dake W. C., (h) Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1872; mem- ber Am. inst. of homceo. Dance S. E. IT., Lynchburgh. Daniel E., Unitia. Daniel G. W., Gardner Station. Dann F. F., Clinton. Darden G. II., Laguardo. Darden J., Port Royal. D’Armend C. C., Riceville. Darsett W. C., Columbia. Dashiel R. R., Jackson. Davenport Tliomas D., Pulaski. Davidson A. A., Dyer.Station. Davidson -T. W., Savannah. Davis A. B., Viola. Davis A. L., Smithville. Davis Benjamin, Salisburgh. Davis B. P., Dancyville. Davis John, Cleveland. Davis .T. L., Eulia. Davis J. T. W., Coopertown. Davis J. W., Smyrna. Davis ,T. W., Cliarleston. Davis L. H., Chestnut. Dawson R. K., Little Lot. Day , Cleveland. Day E. L.,Bellville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871: member med. soc. of Austin co., med. asso. of Texas. Day Samuel IT., Cleveland. Day Samuel W., Eureka. Deaderick Chalmers, Knoxville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Knox co. De Bon Hugh. Harris’ Station. Defries ,T. M., Birch Wood. Defries T. J., Birch Wood. De Lap Hugh, Humboldt. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Denton J. C., Nashville. Dibbrell George W., Union City. Dickens J. II., Readyville. Dickerson R. M., Paris. Dickereson S. C., Cornersville. Dickey I). C., Camden. Dickson D. P., Dickson Station. Dickson J. S., Franklin. Dicmer C. A., Fayetteville. Diggs Harris, Henry Station. Dismukes T. T., Hendersonville. Divine J. AV., Tazewell. Dixon Joseph E., Ashwood. Dixon R. H., Anderson. Dixon John Starr, AArhite Bluff. A. B., Wesleyan coll., Texas, 1846; attend, med. leets. univ. of Nashville, 1851-2. Doak M. S., Greeneville. Dobbins A. M. C., Walker’s Station. Dobbins D. R., Ashwood. Dobson A. S. 1ST., Freedom. Don oboe A.. Huntsville. Donohoe C. R., Triune. Donohue T., Memphis. Grad. Kv. school of med. (no date); ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army. Donaldson M., Tiptonville. Donnelly R. L., Taylorsville. Donoho A. G., Hartsville. Donoho R. A., Macon. Donohue Frank, Memphis. Donoline Thaddeus, Memphis. Dorsett Walter C., Columbia. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Dorris W. D., Nashville. < Douglass , Ripley. Doxey W. W., Hendersonville. Dreke Isaac, Smithville. Drake R. M., St. Clair. Drake W. J., Wellwood. Drake U. U., Greeneville. Drane J. II., Dyer Station. Duckworth , Brownsville. Duggan B. II., Unionville. Duke James E., Purdy. Dulaney N. T., Blountsville. Dunavant A. II., Double Bridge. Duncan C. P., Denmark. Duncan George R., Raleigh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Duncan J. W., Philadelphia. Dungan D. W., Thompson’s Store. Dunn John Robert, Turnersville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1855. Dupree D., Nashville. Dupree Peter Warren, Oakland. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1857. Durham Robert, Gallatin. Duval A. S., Fayetteville. Duval O. II. P., Richland Station. Dyer James S., Hartsville. Ealy W. A., Somerville. Earnest John Guilford, Mossy Creek. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1867; member med. soc. of Jefferson co. Easterlv J. P.. Greeneville. Eaton R. P.. Wood Hill. Eddins W. T., Bartlett. Edmonds S. C., Paris. Edmonds W. A., Memphis. Edmondson J. B., Rutherford. Edmunds B. F., Lynn Point. Edwards C. S., Galloway. Edwards J. R., Lawrenceburgh. Edwards B., Dresden. Edwards Thomas, Dresden. Edwards T. Joshua, Union City. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1859; univ. of Nash- ville, 1860; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1864; —specialty, ophthalmology. Elam T. J., Murfreesboro’. Elcan Archibald Liebig, Tabernacle. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1869; exam, for life ins. co. Ellis John C., Trundles Cross Roads. M. P., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Ellis William, Rheatown. Ely W., Somerville. Emmert A. C., Poor Hill. EMM TENNESSEE, GIR 739 Emmert C. M., Elizabethton. Enoclis M. A. L., Lynchburgh. Ensor D., Bristol. Ensor John J., Bristol. Epperson J. P., Pulaski. Ernest , New Market. Erskine Alexander, Memphis. Erskine J. II., Memphis. Eskew J. E., Lebanon. Estes John II., Pilot Hill. Evans R. F., Shelbyville. Evans Samuel F., Union City. Eve Paul Fitzsimcns, Nashville. A. B., univ. of Ga., Is26; A. M., 1832; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1828; prof. oper. and clin. surg., univ. of Nashville, 1832, and in univ. of Louisville, 1850, univ. of Nashville, 1851-70; surg. Polish revolution, 1831; surg. confed. army;—author of “ Remarkable Cases in Surg. —ed. “ Southern Med. Journal,” 3 years; contrib. 250 articles on surg. to med. jour.; oldest prof? of surg. in America. Everett G. W., Trenton. Ewell A. C., La Grange. Ewing A. 11.. Franklin. Ewing G., Kedron. Ewing II., Brentwood. Ewing John Craig Coldwell, Lewisburgh. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Ewing L. C., Lewisburgh. Ewing S. D., Lewisburgh. Failing J. W., Ball Camp. Fain G. S.. Williamsport. Fain William C., Newbern. A. B., Princeton coll.; M. D., med. dep’t at Tran- sylvania univ., 1838. Fairfield C. D., Newport. Falk Herman, (h) Nashville. M. D. Berlin, Prussia, 1859; member homceo. med. soc. of Nashville. Farmer M. M., Laurel Hill. Farmer W. II., Springfield. Farris J. R., Hillsboro’. Farris W. M., Tallahoma. Fathers A. M., Midway. Faucet J. W., Beardstown. Fenner C. S., Memphis. Fenner J. S., Denmark. Fenner Robert, Denmark. Findlay William Spiller, Sparta. A. B., Emory and Henry coll., Va., 1850; A. M., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1854; member med. soc. of Washington co., Va.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Finlay , Clarksville. Finney A. B., Randolph. Fisher , Covington. Fite J. L., Lebanon. Fitts T. W., College Grove. Fitz , Castalian Springs. Fitz Simmons W. J., Concord. Fleming R. W., Benton. Fleming R. W.. Cageville. Flippin A. ()., Union City. Flippin H. B., La Fayette. Flowers D. D., Centreville. Flowers G. C., Auburn. Ford Abraham, Cookville. Ford G. W., Cleveland. Forgy L. B.. Duck River. Forman J. F., Taylorsburgh. Fort John Thomas, Sadlersville. M. IX, med. dep’t umv. of Mo., 1848; member med. soc. of Tenn. Foster R. C., Nashville. Fouler Thomas, Maryville. Fox Adam C., (h) Buffalo Ridge. Franklin James, Sandersville. Franklin J. II., Sandersville. Franklin J. W., Gallatin. Franklin W. E., La Grange. Fraser I. R., Memphis. Frazier — vBallston. Frazier B., Knoxville. Frease S. W., Miljron. Freeling John, McNairy Station. Freeling Joseph S'., Adamsville. Freeling WT W., Pinson. Freeman J? Y., Dukedom. Freeman R. J., Memphis. Freeman L. B., Elkton. French A. M., Knoxville. Frierson A. IT., Lynchburgh. Frierson S. W., Columbia. Frierson Theodore, Columbia. B. A., Centre coll, of Danville, Ky., 1848; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y„ 1851. Friorson J. W. S., Columbia. Frost W. D., Boonville. Fruling W. U., Prison. Fry John E., Lynnville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of Tenn.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Fry J. L., Chattanooga. Fryan W. S., Manlytulle. Fryar J. F., Edgefield. Fry or H. C., Decaturville. Fryser John R., Memphis. Fulton J., Morristown. Fugua A. L., Austin. Furgerson H. B., Flat Creek. Furgerson A. M., Highland. Galbreath Orville Smith, Goodlettsville. One course Louisville med. coll. Gallaher D. A., Decatur. Gamble J. C., Georgetown. Gammon George, Blountsville. Gannaway John. Beech Grove. Gardner B. F., Chattanooga. Gardner J. A., Gardner. Gardner W., Cedar Creek. Garrott W. R., Jalapa. Garvin J. G., Walker’s Station. Gates L. C., Decaturville. Gattinger A., Nashville. Gentry Robert, Spring Place. Gentry R. A., Fayetteville. Gentry W. M., Franklin. German Daniel, Franklin. Gevin R. D., McKenzie. Gholsaw J. A., Clarksville. Gibson D. J., Jonesboro’. Gibson T. B., Hubardsville. Gilbert Silas T., Memphis. Gillaspie J. C., Louisville. Gilleland J. B., Parrottsvill-e. Gillen waters J. S., Rogersville. Gillespie J. A., Washington. Girdner William, Cedar Creek. Member med. soc. of Green co.;—author of paper, “ Communicability of Syphilis by Vaccination.” 740 GLA TENNESSEE HAY Glane A. L., Elkton. Glanes John T., Green Hill. Gleaves F. T., Green Hill. Glenn J. R., Jackson. Gloster James N., Knoxville. Glover R. G., Coopertown. Goodwin S. W., Santa Fe. Goetz E., Knoxville. Gold T., Gordonsville. Gones G. W., Mulberry. Goodpasture J. M., Cookville. Goodrain J. L., Bedford. Goodram N. E., Pocahontas. Goodrich W., Madison Station. Goodwin D. G., Shelby Depot. Goodwin James, Chattanooga. Goodwin J. W.. Santa Fe. Gordon De Witt Clinton, Pulaski. A. B., Jackson coll., Tenn., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D., med. den’t univ. of Pa., 1859; metnber med. soc. of G'les co., and med. soc. of Tenn. Gordon F. IL, Jenning’s Fork. Goshorn R. B., Dyersburgh. Gosling P., Shelbyville. Gowan J. M., Woodbury. Graham David, Livingston. Gramberry W. B., Macon. Grasty P. G. L., Memphis. Graves I. D., Brownsville. Graves J. A., Brownsville. Gray A., Santa Fe. Gray D. A., La Grange. Gray G. T., Bloomington. Gray G. W., Williamsport. Gray Isaac H., La Vergne. M. !)., Starling med. coll., Columbus, Ohio, 1851, and med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1854. Gray J. W., Hartsville. Gray M. V., Sandy Hill. Green W. F, Clarksville. One course med. coll., Ohio, 1858; surg. U. S. vols. 3J years: exam. surg. for pensions. Greenfield B. G., Memphis. Greer Joseph, Chewalla. Gregory J. P., Shelbyville. Green J. B., Columbia. Green J. W., Nashville. Green L. T., Chattanooga. Green R. A., Brownsville. Green Sol., Memphis. Green W. F., Greeneville. Griffith W. II., Jasper. Grinstead A. P., Nashville. Grisard James Wiley, George’s Store. M D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1870; mem- ber alumni soc. univ. of Nashville. Griswell W. C., Norris Creek. Griswald M. T., Wartrace. Grogan J. A., Henry Station. Grosener J. C. C., Cleveland. Guill J. II ., Green Hill. Guill J. H., Nashville. Guill B. F., Smyrna. Gullett G. W., Woodville. Gwin R. D., McKenzie. Haggard W. D., Gallatin. Hale E. B., .Russellville. Hale .T. P., Pikeville. Hall B. F., Deadham. Hall B. W., Nashville. Hall D. H., Dunlap. Hall E. M., Chestnut Bluff. Hall R. D., Kinder Hook. Hall W. D., Memphis. Hallums James Joseph, Coopertown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1869. Hamilton B. F., Jackson. Hamilton R. D., Chattanooga. Hammer J. M., Sevierville. Hammer J. P., Blountsville. Hammon J. W., Farmington. Ilammontree S., Cuba. Hampton B. G., Wliite Bend. Hanbeast J. A., Savannah. Hanbeak J. W., Centreville. Hancock J. C., Decaturville. Haner A., Saltillo. Ilaner W. R., Sugar Tree. Hanna Thomas J., Bloomington. Hannah J. P., Franklin. Hanner Alexander Blain, Saltillo. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1805. Hanner James P., Franklin. Harbert S. B., Maviand’s Springs. Harbison J. M., Cumberland Gap. M. D., med. coll., Washington, D. C., 1860. Harcourt T. C., Buford Station. Hardeman J. B., Adamsville. Hardin J. O., Spring Hill. Hardin Robert Alexander, Savannah. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky. (no date). Harding C., Lebanon. Hardison Joel, Rally Hill. Hardison S. T., Lewisburgh. Harold B. D., Home. Harrell J. K. P., Newbern. Harris B. R., Jackson. Harris C. S., Talbott’s. Harris G. P., Brownsville. Harris J. Edwards, Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868 ; Bel- levue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Harris J. W., Brownsville. Harris T. W., Tiptonville. Harris William A., Hillsboro’. Harrison J. J., Loudon. Harrison J. S., Smithville. Harrison J. W., Castalian Springs. Harrison W. B., Columbia. Hartman J. W., Cherry Grove. Hartsan J. M., Cumberland Gap. Harvey Jesse, Memphis. Harvey Robert, Lawrenceburgh. Harvey R. II., Somerville. Harvey W. P., Brownsville. Harwell B. C., Marbut’s. Hatch E. S., Memphis. Hatcher Oliver Roswell, College Grove. M. P., Rellevim hosr>. med. coll., 1871. Hawk John Rayburn, (m) Saltillo. One course med. coll., Nashville, 1858. Hawkins E. B., McKenzie. Hawkins James, Romeo. Hawkins James N., Tiptonville. Hawkins Joseph. Warrensburgh. Hays J. B., Columbia. Hayes John Womack, Denmark. M. D., med. dep’t Washington univ., Baltimore, 1870. Haynes W. A., York Landing. HAY TENNESSEE, JEN 741 Haynie H. B., Dixon’s Springs. Haywood J. G., Brownsville. Hazzard N. E., Memphis. Head J. Brodie, Gallatin. Head J. M., Gallatin. Heath Enoch, McKenzie. Hebow A., Dixon’s Springs. Heifer D. F., Nashville. Helm Gideon B., Oak Grove. Helm M. W. F., Lead Yale. Helms II., Lead Yale. Henderson E., Murfreesboro’. Henderson R. H., Colliersville. Hendrick J. G., Mifflin. Henkal A. B., Johnson’s Depot. Henly G. W., Philadel])hia. Henry George P., Nashville. Henslee J. T., Hollow Rock. Hensley E. II., Henryville. Herod George W., Dixon’s Springs. Herring B. H.r Clarksville. Herring L. B., Spring Creek. Herrington A. L., Shady Grove. Herron Levi B., Spring Creek. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1856. Hess N. J., Gadsden. Hester B. L., Fayetteville. Hewitt William, Memphis. Hibbett D. C., Dyersburgh. Hicks R. A., Trenton. Hicks R. R., Springfield. Hicks T. J*., Gadsden. Higdon D. K., Lynnville. Hill II. B., Nashville. Hill Jesse, Morrison. M. D., med. coll, of Nashville, 1858; ass’t surg. confed..armv 4 years. Hill John B., Nashville. Hill J. S., Moscow. M. P., Memphis med. coll., 1858 ; ass’t surg. con- fed. army. Hill L., Covington. Hill O. F., Knoxville. Hill W. D., Moscow. Hill W. II., Covington. Hinton J. E., Alto. Hobson H. R., Memphis. Hodge T., Mooresburgh. Rodgers A. W., Decatur. ITodgers T. C., Morristown. Hodges William Robert, Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t uriiv. of Baltimore (no date); res. phys. Baltimore infirm., 1860; ass’t surg. coufed. army. Hoffman James, Stony Point. Hohman T. P., Lynehburgh. Hollowall B. F., Nashville. Holt Joseph Daniel, Tallahoma. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859. Holt Wyeitt S., Bradshaw. M. P., nn-d. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member med. soc. of Pulaski. Honea D. F., McKenzie. Hood S. P., Talbott’s Mill. Hook J., Bean Station. Hooper A. W., Ashland City. Hooper Joseph Harrison, Bellevue Station A. B., Nashville med. coll., 1866; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Nashv:,1° Hooper Samuel Washington, New Port. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., N. Y., 1872. Hoover W. M., Murfreesboro’. Horner N., Moorestown. Horner T. N., Talbott’s Mill. Horton J. D., Nashville. Horton R., Nashville. Hough J. E., Manchester. House J. W., Black Jack. Houze John, Mem]this. Howard John II., Lexington. Howell E., Lafayette. Howell J. II., Brownsville. Hoyle F., Nashville. Hubbard L. R., Milan. Hubbard J. S., Lexington. Hudson E. G., Camden. Hudson J. K., Ashland City. Hudson J. M., Lynnville. Hudson J. M., West Point. Hudson J. U., Camden. Huffmaster , Rutledge. Huggins P., Ramer. Hughes F. M., Nashville. Hughes James, Elizabethton. Hughes J. L., Franklin. Ilulme John, Little Lot. Hunt A. W., Cypress Creek. Hunt T. S., Carthage. Hunter G., Franklin. Hunter G. T., Macon. Hunter J., Denmark. Hunter James P., Jonesboro’. Hunter N. G. J., Mt. Pleasant. Hunter T. C., Knoxville. Huston J. N., Decaturville. Huston J. A., Brownsville. Hutton W. C., Craggie Hope. Hyder L. F., Elizabethton. Hynds G. W. L., Dresden. Hyslap R. H., Chattanooga. Illson B. C., Lebanon. Ingraham L. H., Denmark. Irby Edward, Cuba. Irwin G. E., Memphis. Irwin L. D., Savannah. Irwin W. T., Memphis. Jackson D. B., Eve Mills. Jackson Lafayette, Jackson. Jacocks J. T., Brownsville. James A., McErwin. James Francis Marion, Rutherford. M. D., med. dep’t univ’. of Nashville, 1854. James George Washington, Gleeson Sta- tion. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville. Jamison James M., Edgefield. Jamison Samuel M., Edgefield. M. P., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1858. Jamison W. II., Colliersville. January J. O., Trenton. Jarnagan C. T. P., Mossy Creek. Jarnell John Lewis, Dyer Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1855; mem- ber med. soc. of Gibson co., med. soc. of Tenn. Jay I. P., Knoxville. Jayner J. A., Goodlettsville. Jeiks Tj. M., Bellville. Jelks W. II., Bellville. Jenkins N. M., Kelso Station. Jennings Thomas R., Nashville. 742 JER TENNESSEE. LTG Jerolds M. F., Millwood. Johnson A. K., Dukedom. Johnson Daniel C., Dresden. Johnson D. S., Memphis. Johnson Jesse, Gallatin. Johnson Julius, Trenton. Johnson J. I)., Mooresville. Johnson J. II., Sweetwater. Johnson J. L. C., Clarksville. Johnson John W., Ilartsville. Johnson Monroe M., Lynnville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Johnson R. C., Dixon Springs. Johnson T. J., Savannah. Johnson W. B., Decatur. Johnson W. F., Clarksville. Johnson W. W., Memphis. Johnston W. R., Memphis. Jones Alfred, Cornersville. Jones A. W., Somerville. Jones E., Mill Bend. Jones J. B., Henry Station. Jones James T., Jackson. Jones J. II., Jackson. Jones J. W., Jackson. Jones R. W., Stony Point. Jones T. W., Decaturville. Jones W. E., Arcadia. Jones W. F., Jackson. Jones W. P., Nashville. Jordan A., Big Sandy. Jordan Garner, Murfreesboro’. Jordan James D., Ripley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1868. Jordan J. II., White’s Bend. Jordan S. B., Nashville. Jordan S. P., Mt. Pleasant. Jordan T. S., Eagleville. Jordon G. C., Gainesboro’. Jourdon G. C., Gainesboro’. Joyce W. W., Williamsport. Keeling James H., Marbet. Keith J. II., Smith Cross Roads. Kell A. M., Vervilla. Keller David. Kelly J. D., Nashville. Kelsey Jasper, Lynnville. Kennedy D. A., Chattanooga. Kenneday John M., Knoxville. M. D., med. dep’t uTiiv. of Pa., 1870; member east Tenn. med. soc. Kennedy Thos. Joseph, Castalian Springs. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1866 ; ass’t surg. dur- ing Mexican war, 1847, and confed. army author of paper, “ Morphine as a Parturient.” Kennedy T., Eagleville. Kennedy T. II., Bethesda. Kennedy J., Mayland Springs. Kennedy V., Cleveland. Kenny i).. Jonesboro’. Kent William. Consils Cross Roads. Kercheval J. M., Nashville. Kerkpatrick O. H., James Cross Roads. Kern J., Memphis. Kerr John R., Memphis. Ketchersia J. D., Ducktown. Key W. G., Eulia. Keys J., Bristol. Kidder O. C., Lebanon. Kimbro A. L., Memphis. King G. W., Decaturville. King J. C., Benton. King Pomp, Decatur. King P. S., Shelbyville. King It. M., Carthage. Kinzer J. II., Lexington. Kirby B. B., Clarksville. Kirk Joseph A., Midway. Kirkpatrick J. O., Franklin. Kirkpatrick J. It., Goodlettsville. Kitzmiller R. C., Fordtown. Knattle It., Nashville. Knichboc J. F., Cleveland. Knight L. M., Murfreesboro’. Knight Thomas II., Statesville. Knight W. T., Caney Branch. Ivrous N. F., Johnson’s Depot. Lackey J. B., Friendsville. Lagore E., Camden. Lane Samuel D., Brick Mill. Lanes E. R., Unity. Lang Frank, Waverly. Langford N. C., Lead Yale. Larkin J. M., Clarksville. Laski It. L., Memphis. Lassiter Henry, Lexington. Laudis John, Conyersville. Laurence A. A., Memphis. Lawler W. T., Mt. Pelia. Lawrence C. P., Nashville. Lawrence J. M., Nashville. Laws D. S., Clarksburgh. Laws Gilford Little, Wildersville. One full course at univ. of Nashville. Lawton L. L., Clarksville. Layman John Marion, (h) Fair Garden. M. D., Nashville med. coll., 1870. Lea Thomas D., Kingston. Lee J. G., Columbia. LeeT., Kingston. Leech 1). R., Charlotte. Leftwich A. L., Hampshire. Legg J. P., Rutledge. Le Noir J. R., Madisonville. Le Noir B. B., Lenoir. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846. Leonard John Milton, (e) Lewisburgh. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1870. Leonard J. R., Jalapa. Lester G. Boon’s Hill. Letton J. It., Kinder Hook. M. P., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Levi J. J., Knoxville. Levy Charles P., Trenton. Levy Lewis, Trenton. Lewis E. II., Nashville. Lewis James, Mill Spring. Lewis J. W., Waverly. Lewis Meriwether,'Lenoir. M. D., Louisville ined. coll., 1872; member med. soc. of Loudon co.;—author of paper, “ Tuber- cular Phthisis Pulmonalis.” Lewis Manuel Jaekson, (e) Birchwood. Attend, lects. eclec. coll., Cincinnati, 1868. Lewis R. II., Parrotsville. Lewis It., Newport. Lickie It. W., Clinton. Ligou John, Ilartsville. LIN TENNESSEE McK 743 Lindsley John Berrien, Nashville. xV. B., univ. of Nashville, 1839; LL.D., coll, of N. J., Princeton, 1856; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1843; member med. soc. of Davidson co., med. soc. of Tenn., Am. med. asso., antiquarian and pneumismatic soc. of Phila.; prof. chem. med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1850-73; dean of faculty 8 years and chancellor 15 years; emeri- tus prof, of chem., 1873; pres. Tenn. coll, of pharm.;—author of “ Eulogy on It. M. Porter, M. L).,” 1856;—specialty, teacher of medicine. Lindsley Van S., Nashville. A. B., univ. of Nashville, 1861; A. M., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1864; . member med. soc. of Nashville, med. soc. of Tenn.; prof, physiol, med. dep’t univ. of Nash- ville and Vanderbilt univ.;—author of article, “ Growth and Reproduction of Bone.” Lindsley W. S., Boggy Depot. Linnard G. H., Carroll Station. Linnard J. W., Carroll Station. Lipscomb J. A., Rossville. Lipscomb Thomas, Shelbyville. Hon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1855; pres. med. soc. of Tenn., 1873, ex-pres. med. soc. of Bedford co. Lister James A., Green Hill. Uttle 1. M., Nashville. Litton A., Nashville. Logan D. S., Shelbyville. Logan J. II., Saltillo. Logue John, Green Hill. Loke John M., Lynnville. Long G. A., Cleveland. Long Henry, Mt. Pleasant. Long J. II., Waverly. Long R. T., Belfast. Long Washington, Mt. Pleasant. Loomis J. E., McMinnville. Looney P., Paris. Love A. F., Spring Creek. Love C. T., Trenton. Lowe A. J., Butt’s Landing. Lowe W. A., Salisbury. Lowry W. R., Memphis. Luck J. R., Charlotte. Luckie J. A., Ripley. Ludlow J. R., Knoxville. Luski R. L., Memphis. Lutts A., Lauryville. Lyle James Nathaniel, Dandridge. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; ex-member Sydenham soc. of London ; surg. U. S. vols. dur- ing war ; exam. surg. for pensions. Lyles W. D., Memphis. Lyman , Hamburgh. Lynch Joseph E., Memphis. Lynn Walker, Bethel Springs. Grad. Farmer’s coll.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; surg. confed. army 41 years; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years since the war. Lyon Samuel Eason, Leesburgh. A. B., Washington coll., Tenn., 1850; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857; member East Tenn. med. soc. Lytle R. M., Edgefield. McAdams J. W., Gallatin. McAliley Leroy L., Milan. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869. McAllelily L. L., Milan. McAlpine W. J., McNairy Station. McAnley E. M., Buena Yista. McCall Henry, Clarksburgh. McCall John W., Huntingdon. McCall W. A., Clarksburgh. McCallem S. E., Mt. Vernon. McCampbell J. R., Spring Ville. McCauley C. E. L., Fredonia. McClain J. S., Gordonsville. McClaren B. D., McLemoresville. McClintock A. IL, Adamsville. McColguin W. T., Butlers. McConnel J. C., Purdy. McCorckle W. A., Moonsburgh. McCowan J. G., Rutherford Station. McCoy Newton Anderson, (e) Pinson. M. I)., Memphis med. coll., 1855. McCreary Lyman B., Woodburgh. M. D., rued, dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859; ass’t sarg. confed. army 3 years. McCreary T. Fletcher, Dixon’s Station. McCulley J. M., (e) Oakland. M. D. eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1858. McCulloch P. D., Trenton. McCullough , Trenton. McCullough A. P., Farmington. McDonald A., Fayetteville. McDonald J., Pleasant Grove. McDougal A., Mayland Springs. McDougal James, Savannah. McDougal J. F., Mayland Springs. McElain E., Lawrenceburgh. McElroy S. M., Fayetteville. McEwin C. C., Columbia. McFall D. M., Franklin. McFarland B. F., Morristown. McFarland F., Dancyville. McFarland J. W., Lebanon. McFarland S. W., Lebanon. McGaughey R. H., Dyersburgh. McGaughey James, Greenville. McGaughey J. B., Paris. McGee J. P., Trenton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1861. McGill J. W., Bell Buckle. McGill Levi, Nashville. McGinnert , Memphis. McGinnis J. R., Memphis. McGrew J. IT., Shelbyville. McGuire Calvin Bridges, Fayetteville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1856; confed. army 4 years. McGuire G. W., Millville. McGuire Isaac. Mclntire J. N., Pocahontas. McIntosh J. C., Knoxville. McIntosh James Sweeney, Covington. M. D., Cincinnati med. and surg. coll., 1867. McIntosh K. A., Humboldt. McKay Robert Hays, Germantown. A. B., univ. of Miss., Tenn.; M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1857 ; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 yrs. McKenny O. F., Germantown. McKenzie J. F., Centre Point. McKenzie J. R., Loudon. McKenzie W. G., Sweet Water. McKenzy John, Balltown. McKinley Joseph Stanhope, Fisherville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1867. McKinney N. C. McKinney T. C., Ferry. McKinny W. G., Sweet Water. 744 McK TENNESSEE. MIT McKinsly C. A., Carter’s Creek. McKnight A. G., Readyville. McKory J. C., Bell Buckle. McLaughlin W. N., George’s Store. McLean J. M., Middleton. McLeod N. L., Chattanooga. McMillan, W. II. II., Decaturville. McMilson S., Dover. McMullen W. H., Yiney Grove. McMullen W. W., Fayetteville. McMulley R., Nashville. McMurry W. J., Nashville. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1869; ex-v.- pres. med. soc. of Nashville; phys. to county jail, work-house, and orphan asylum. McNabb A., Cleveland. McNabb N. P., Georgetown. McNabb S. B., Cleveland. McNail Thomas A., Lavinia. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1848. NcNeely W. W., Fayetteville. McNutt J. W., Kingston. McQuade J., Oakwood. McQuiston W. C., Portersville. McReynolds L. D., Double Bridge. McReynolds W. T., Clarksville. McSpadden W. B., Raleigh. McSwain Isaac A., Paris Landing. McWilliams A. R., Memphis. Maelin James N., Mason. Maclin W. F., Cageville. Maddin John Wesley, Nashville. Grad. La Grange coll., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1856; member med. soc. of Nashville; surg. confed. army 2J years. Maddin Thomas L., Nashville. Maddux S. C., Shelby Depot. Prof, of inst. and prac. of med., Vanderbilt univ. Magee J. T., Morristown. Mahly J. A. C., Newbern. Mahoney M. S., Jonesboro’. Maiheur George A., Georgetown. Mallory J. B., Memphis. Malloy Rufus, Ashland. Malone II. B., Gallatin. Malone R. C., Memphis. Maneese George W., Springfield. Maney II. J., Auburn. Manev W. B.. Nashville. Manive A. W., Versailles. Not a grad, of med.; member med. soc. of Ruth- erford co. Manley C. A., Medon. Manlove B. F., Nashville. Manlove J. E., Nashville. Manzy Charles K., McMinnville. Marable J. A., Oakwood. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1845; mem- ber southwestern med. soc. of Christian co. Marable John H., New Providence. M. D., Jefferson med. coll.. 1837. Marion A. J., Laurel Hill. Marion J. E., Marion’s Bluff. Marks E. C., Winchester. Marlatte P. C., Memphis. Marshall J., Fincastle. Marshall J. C., Greenville. Marshall J. M., Cumberland Gap. Martin Carroll, Fair Garden. Martin J., Triune. Martin J. C., Campbell Station. Martin John Preston, Cookeville. "Not a grad, of med.; ex-member of White co. med. soc. Martin J. P., Sparta. Martin R. C. K., Nashville. Martin Richard W., Ripley. M. D., Richmond med. coll., 1861; v.-pres. Lau- derdale co. med. soc. Martin Richard W. S., Durhamville. Martin Robert, Nashville. Martin Robert, Milton. Martin R. K., Laurel Hill. Martin R. W., Germantown Martin S. C., Campbell's Store. Martin W. C., Cainsville. Mason Robert E., Mason’s Depot. M. D., JetFerson med. coll., 1854. Mason W. M., Conyersville. Massengill J. D.. Perry Flat. Massey R. A., Ilenryville. Massie J. M., Union Depot. Mathes Solomon, Bull’s Gap. Mathes W. F., Strawberry Plains. Attend, lects. at Miami med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio; ihember Jefferson med. asso., New Mar- ket, Tenn. Mathews James Hercules, Cedar Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1854; post surg. con fed. army. Mathews J. P. L., Strawberry Plains. Mathewson J. P., Como. Mathis W. T., Strawberry Plains. Matlock P. N., Kenton. Matthew J. T., Cedar Ill'll. Matthew W. L., Bigbyville. Matthews B. A., Cuba. Matthews J. II.. Cedar Hill. Maupin ,T. W., Beech Grove. Maury James Hardy, (h) Auburn. M. IX, Phila., Pa. (no coll, or date); surg. confed. army 21 years. Maury R. B., Memphis. May M. R., Athens. Mayfield S. S., Nashville. Mays Jesse, Pisgah. Meadows R. R., Pulaski. Meadows S. F., Commerce. Medling F. M., Rutherford Depot. Medling W. S., Rutherford Station. Medling W. T., Rutherford Station. Mendenhall L. F., Mossv Creek. Mendenhall W. F., Bull’s Cap. Menees Thomas, Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, 1846 ; member of Nashville med. soc., and med. soc. of Tenn.; prof, materia medica and therap. in med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, and prof obstet. in Vanderbilt univ. Menifee B. F., Covington. Meongle J. II., Johnson’s Depot. Meutlow D. W., Gallatin. Michaux J. G., Parrottsville. Mickel J. G., Middleton. Middling F. M., Rutherford. Millaid John, Union Depot. Miller E. S., Fosterville. Miller G. II., Dyersburgh. Miller M. C.. Madisonville. Minx T. R., Brownsville. Mirror J.. Memphis. Mitcjiell R. W., Memphis. MIL TENNESSEE. NUL 745 Miller W. J., Boon’s Hill. Mills William, Big Bottom. Milson M. G., Dresden. Miner C. E., Memphis. Minnis J. T., Fountain Head. Mitchell James Lewis, Dry Hill. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1857. Mitchell M. J., Friendship. Mitchell R. N., Memphis. Mitchell Richard Pickney, Rodgersville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Pa., 1854; surg. U. S. vols. Moffett William J., Pisgah. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860. Molen C. P., Tooner’s Station. Monroe , Memphis. Montgomery I. G., Rutherford. Montgomery William. Vernon. Moody B. F., Clarksville. Moody George Wharton, Shelbyville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1869; member med. soc. of Tenn. Moody W. A., Gillem’s Station. Moore Andrew, White Station. Moore E. W., Newcastle. Moore F. R., Mulberry. Moore George II., Memphis. Moore II., Mitchellsville. Moore II. M., Gallatin. Moore J., Greenville. Moore J. E., Black Jack. Moore J. S., Friendship. Moore N. W., Gallatin. Moore Thomas E., Bolivar. Moore Thomas Jefferson, Trezevant. Attend, lects. univ. of Nashville, 1856. Moore W. A., Alto. Moore W. B., Brownsville. Moore William Lemuel, Cyruston. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1867. Moore W. P., Richland Station. Moorer Henry Bascom, Durhamville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Moreland J. C., Tyner. Morely J. R., Rheatown. Morgan J. C. D., Mulberry Gap. Morgan J. D., Spencer. Morgan J. D., Smith’s Cross Roads. Morgan J. L., Knoxville. Morgan W. B., Smith’s Cross Roads. Moses S. D., Knoxville. Morris B. A., Cedar Hill. Morris J. C., Greenville. Morrison John, New Providence. Mor rison J. M., Sharp Chapel. Morrison S J., Memphis. Morison James Henderson S., Cumber- land Gap. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Morrow G. D., Savannah. Morrow G. W., Somerville. Morse Daniel Lucius, (h) Memphis. M. I)., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Mortimore David, Memphis, Morton B. A., Maryville. Morton J. IT., Union City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Morton J. W., Nashville. Mosier J. C., Lead.ville. Mosley IT. A., Bell Buckle. Moss !B. A., Harrison. Motley J. F., Savannah. Not a graduate. Moner John B., Decherd. Mullendore E. S., Boyd’s Creek. Mulloy J. S., Mitchellville, Murchison M., Denmark. Murdaugh W. J., Tooner’s Station. Murfree James Briekell, Murfreesboro’. A. M., Union univ. of Murfreesboro’; M. D., Jef- ferson med. coll., 1859; sec. and treas. of the Rutherford co. med. soc.; member med. soc. of Term.; surg. and ass’t surg. confed. army during the war;—author of paper, “Case of Lumbar Abscess,” 1860; “On Bloodletting,” 1673. Murphy B., Wartrace. Murry John, Wartrace. Murray S. F., Gainesboro’. Murray S. H., Philadelphia. Murray N. IT., Bethesda. Murreil T. C., Winchester. Mury W. H., Somerville. Mynett M. S., Knoxville. Myrta , La Grange. Naff J., Scarborough. Nappier K., Jolmsonville. Neal John R., Pulaski. Neal W. W., West Point. Neblett W. R., Clarksville. Neel C. C., Jordan’s. Neel W. II., Fountain Head. Neelv M. S., Denmark. Neely W. E., Water Ilill. Neely William Summerfield, Whiteville. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., N. Y., 1873. Neill J. B., Cana Springs. Neilson D. A., Morristown. Nelson A. J. P. Nelson C., Memphis. Nelson S. B., Lavergne. Newbern Thomas, Denmark. Newman J. C., Nashville. Newsom M. M., Bell Buckle. Newsom W. R., McLemoresville. Newton Thomas J., Union. Nichol M., Waverly. Nichol William Lytle, Nashville. A. B., univ. of Nashville, 1845; NI. D.,med.dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849; member med. soc. of Nash- ville ; sec. med. soc. of Tenn.; prof, diseases of women and children, a id clinical med.; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 1852-6; surg. confed. army 4 years ;—ex-editor “ Nashville Journal of Med. and Surg.” Nichols G. C. R., Cross Bridge. Nichols R., Gallatin. Nichols Thomas, Cumberland City. Niekolls John W., Springlield. Nolen J. F., Dover. Norman Thomas, Lebanon. Norris A., Centreville. Norris C. B., Memphis. North J. A., Franklin. Northern John M., Rutherford. Norton E. A., Cornersville. Norval A. S., Beech Grove. Nowlin J. B. W., Rowsville. Nowlin J. 8., Palmetto. Nuckolls Richard, Gallatin. Nuly J. 8., Middleton. 746 NUN TENNESSEE, PRI Nunn J. A., Chestnut Bluff. Nuttall J. H., Memphis. O’Daniel F. M., Rutherford. Odell O. A., Knoxville. Oldham V. B., Fulton Station. Oliphant , Philadelphia. Oliphant James, Unita. Oliver A. T. Oliver II. L., Calleoka. Oliver J. M., McKenzie. Olney J. H., Nashville. Oppel Charles, Winchester. Osborne J. F., Friendship. Osborne J. T., Friendship. Oslin J., Cana Springs. Otey Paul II., Memphis. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846. Owen E. G., Eagleville. Owen J., Brentwood. Owen Urbane Grammer, College Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857; surg. con- fed. army 4 years. Owens Robert Burns, Morristown. A. B., univ. of Va., 1858; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of E. Tenn.; brig, surg. confed. army 4 years. Page Titus, Bone Cave. Paine Alfred, McMinnville. Paine A. J., McMinnville. Paine Bird, McMinnville. Paine J. A., Martin’s Mills. Paine J. R., McMinnville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1869. Paine Sterling L., Pulaski. Pancoast Jerome, Memphis. Park John S., Franklin. Parker I). A., Medon. Parker D. S., Johnson’s Grove. Parker William Tell, (e) Tracy City. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, 1847. Parks A. II., Lynchburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Parks J. S., Spring Place. Parrish John Henry, Gallatin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1841; member med. soc. of Greensboro’, Ala. Parrott Henry, Union. Parsons John, Crucifier. Paschall Benjamin Hillyard, Rock Hill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849. Paschall B. F., Triune. Paschall M. J., Fulton. Paschall N. T., Bradyville. Patterson George E., Kingsford. Patterson II. L., Blanche. Patterson John, Murfreesboro’. Patterson J. M., Verona. Patterson Robert, Cumberland Gap. Patterson R. G., Somerville. Patterson S. G., Fulton Station. Patterson T. J , Chapel Hill. Patton G. E., Kingsport. Patton J. P., Kingston. . Patton Samuel J., Brownsville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Paxton J. W., Knoxville. Payne J. A., Waynesboro’. Payne J. B., Covington. Payne J. J. W., Estill Springs. Paynor A. B., Franklin. Peace James N., Raulston Station. Peacock J. N., Cornersville. Peacock It. W., Brownsville. Peak II., Nashville. Pearce David M., Union City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1870. Pebbles J. C., Germantown. Peebles A. J., Somerville. Peete , Mason’s Depot. Pegram It. W., Salisbury. Penn J. W., Humboldt. Penn S. W.. Belfast. Pepper J., Bristol. Pepper J. C., Bristol. Pepper J. G., Bristol. Pepper W. B., Lynnville. Percy J. W., Fayetteville. Perkins , White Station. Perkins J. W., Montezuma. Perkins P. A., Colliersville. Perry N., Bigbyville. Perry N. T., Brick Church. Pettiss J. M., Centreville. Pettygrue L. N., Adamsville. Petway It., White Bluff. Peyton J., Lebanon. Peyton John, Nashville. Phelps Alexander Macomb, Bunker Hill. M. L>., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., Lexington, 1847; member med. soc. of Giles co. Phillips James T., Andrew Chapel. Pierce A. N., Memphis. Pierce John Moses, Tampico. Att. one full course lects. Miami med. coll., Cin- cinnati, Ohio, 1867; member Jefferson med. asso., Jefferson co. Pillow Anthony L., Columbia. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845. Pillow J. A., Flatwood’s Store. Pillow L. C., Cornersville. Pirtle J. M., Clarksville. Pittman John. Memphis. Plunkett , Cumberland Iron Works. Plunket James Dease, Nashville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1863 ; member med. soc. of Tenn., med. soc. of Nashville, acad. nat. sci., Nashville; prof. surg. anat. med. dep’t Cumberland univ.; pres, board health of Nash- ville ; surg. confed. army during war. Plytlie R., Eagleyille. Podgett B. W., Cleveland. Poindexter William Hardin, Johnson’s Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Poniter J. B., Cookville. Pool E. F. P., Nashville. Porter John H., Porter Station. Powell E. C., Withe Depot. Powell T. K., Dancyville. Poyner A., Franklin. Po'ynor John Smith, Nashville. A. M., Franklin coll., Tenn., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1864; member med. soc. of Nashville, med. soc. of Davidson co., med. soc. of Tenn. Prather L. II. C., Ramer Station. Prewitt N. II., Grand Junction. Price E. H., Chattanooga. Price John E., Johnson’s Depot. PHI TENNESSEE. SAF 747 Price John M., New Market. Pride A. W., Fisherville. Pride J. S., Mooresville. Prim A. M., Savannah. Pritchett J. W., Paris. Prixton A. R., Franklin. Proudley George W., (e) Erin. M. i).. Phi a univ. of med. and surg., 1867. Puckett J. N., Centreville. Pulliam A. B., Somerville. Pulliam J. J., La Grange. Purdy F. V., Nashville. Purnell II. W., Memphis. Pursell J. II., Newbern. Putman A. C., Knoxville. Pyland W. J., Rutherford. Quillen J. L., Sneedville. Quimby S. J., Memphis. Rader J. N., Midway. Ragsdale J. D., Centreville. Ragsdale T. A., Powell’s Station. Ragland II., Watertown. Rainey J. M., Nashville. Rains Samuel L., White Haven. Ralston W. T. Ranter F. J., Ranter’s'Station. Ranter W. R., Chewalla. Ramsey F. A., Memphis. Ramsey G. J., Kenton. Ramsey II. B., Fisherville. Ramsey R. R., Cleveland. Ranes W. G., Decaturville. Raney J. L., Henryville. Rankin D. W., Dandridge. Rankin J., Newport. Rankin James Coffield Mitchell, Ashland. M. D., med. deu’t univ. of Nashville, 1858. Ransom M., Murfreesboro’. Rawlings J. H., Dancyville. Rawlings J. S., Dancyville. Rawls E. J., Herbardsville. Raysdell J. N., Powell’s Station. Rager S. L., Flat Creek. Read C. S., Brownsville. Reams A. H., Mechanicsville. Redman A. L., Liberty. Reed J. D., Jasper. Reed J. L., Loudon. Reed William, Millwood. Reese O. B., Mossy Creek. Reeves Baron De Kalb, Chattanooga. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Hamilton co.; sec. board health of Chatta- nooga. Reid Alexander, Peytonsville. Rendall W., Purdy. Reymer A. A., Nashville. Rhea A. W., Newport. Rhea J. B. P., Union. Rhea Robert M., Knoxville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868. Rhinehart A. K., Harrison. Rhoten ,J. F., Mossy Creek. Rodefer W. P., New Market. Rice Frank, Memphis. Rice J. L., Berlin. Rice S. J., Friendship. Richards George Code, Mitchellville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1860; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Richardson E. G., Troy. Richardson T. M., Cumberland City. Richardson W. H., Mount Zion. Richman L., Germantown. Richmond J. B., Ponderville. Riddle J., Rutledge. Riddick E. G., Macon. Ried Thomas J., Mason. Riggs J. C., Morristown. Riggs Z., Trenton. Ristine Charles Elliott, Edgefield. M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Pa., 1870; cor. sec. med. literary soc. of Edgefield. Ristins C. E., Coal Creek. Roane , Covington. Roberts G. W., Nashville. Roberts Joseph Coleman, Pulaski. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848. Roberts J. M., Candora. Roberts W. W., Conyersville. Robertson John Stanley, (e) Whiteville. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, 1844. Robinson Thomas S. J., Denmark. Robinson W. II.. Mulberry. Robison S. B., Murfreesboro’. Roddy T. H. 0.,0ltewah. Rodes J. E., Manchester. Rodgers J., Knoxville. Rodgers W., Knoxville. Rodgers W. D., Concord. Rodgers Wily, Tennessee Ridge. Rodifer W. P., New Market. Rogers A., Dresden. Rogers D. M. L., Knoxville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1861; member board of health of Knoxville. Rogers James, Knoxville. Rogers John C., Memphis. Rogers J. M., Memphis. Rogers P. M., Dresden. Rogers W., Knoxville. Rogers W. D., Powell’s Station. Rogers W. E., Memphis. Rolland W. C., Dover. Ronton P. Q., Paris. Rosbone M. T. C., Riceville. Rose E. T., Temperance Hall. Roscoe A. H., Nashville. Roscoe James F., Gallatin. Ross J. A., Pikeville. Ross J. W., Clarksville. Rosson D. W., Pocahontas. Rosson George W., Pocahontas. Rothrock J. R., Brick Church. Rousse N., Johnson’s Depot. Rowe John M., Hollow Rock. Rowells R. W., Nashville. Rudd J. N., Sparta. Ruder J. II. I.., Cleveland. Rugle F., Talbott’s Mill. Russell James, Flat Gap. Russell J. B., Memphis. Russell J. L., Rockford. Russell T. M., Savannah. Rutherford J. A., Woodburn. Rutland , Dover. Safford James M., Nashville. A. B., Ohio univ., 1844; A. M., 1847; hon. Ph. D., Yale coll., 1870; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1873; prof. chem. med. dep’t of Nash- ville univ.; member Am. med. asso.; sec. Am. geol. soc. of Tenn. 748 Salmon G. Y., Lynchburgh. Saltmarsh Seth, Knoxville. Sandek Joseph, Gardner. Sandusky G. C., Shelbyville. Sanford James, Covington. Salterfield C. C., Dover. Sauls J. D.. Salisbury. Saunders Dudley Dunn, Memphis. A. B., La Grange coll., Ala., 1852; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1856; member clinical soc. of Memphis; prof. anat. med. dep’t univ. of Cumberland; surg. confed. army 4 years. Saupe F., Memphis. Sayers R. B., Brentwood. Scales M. IL, Shelbyville. Scarbough J. S., Clark Furnace. Scarborough James Henry, Danville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1871. Schell H. A., Gallatin. Schilf G., Nashville. Sclioon J. W., Johnson’s Depot. Scott J. E. D., Humboldt. Scott J. II. T., Barren Plains. Scott J. R., Gravestown. Scott Robert W., Humboldt. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859. Scruggs A. D., Mossy Creek. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867. Seaman W. II., Savannah. Searcy J., Fairfield. Searcy W. W., Nashville. Sebasten C. M., Santa Fe. Sebasten S. P., Santa Fe. Sedbeyry James Ruffin, Mount Zion. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1856. Seehorn John William, Johnson City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857. Self J. N., Clifton. Senartt Thomas C., McMinnville. Seneker A..D., Bristol. Sevier C. II., Brownsville. Seymore F. T., Dancerville. Seymour F., Nashville. Shacklett II. R., Sam’s Creek. Shannon E. J., Locust Grove. Shannon II. J., Dresden. Shannon T. G., Nolesville. Sharbor John, Columbia. Shapard J. C., Winchester. Shaw II. J., Memphis. Shaw Thomas, Ashland. Sherley J. M., Granville. Sherman S. I)., Waverly. Sherrill II., Spring Creek. Sherrill II. N., Henderson. Sherrill J. F., Montezuma. Sherrill J. L., Millville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1850. Sherrill J. W., Henderson. Sherrod John J., Garlandville. M. IX, Jefferson med. coll., 1855. Shields E. E., Rutledge. Shields P. C., Smithville. Shields W. W., L ivingston. Ship J. E., Waverly. Shipman D. II., Waynesboro’. Sienkneclit Henry, Robertsville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of east Tenn. SAL TENNESSEE STE Sim F. L., Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1856; ad eund. Pa. med. coll., 1857; member board of health, Memphis. Simmons W. W., Brazil. Simpson G. W., Dandridge. Simpson J. W., Pikeville. Simpson S. P., Harris’ Station. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1858; mem- ber med. soc. of Obion city; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Simpson William, Waverly. Simms P. D., Chattanooga. Sims W. II., Wartrace. Singleton J. N., Jordan’s Springs. Sinknecht II., Ilobertsville. Sitliff A., Lynchburgh. Slack Abraham, Cog Ilill. Act. ass’tsurg. confed. army 3J years. Slaughter W., Memphis. Slayden John I)., Charlotte. Slyden W. M., Waverly. Smaker A. D., Johnson’s Depot. Smart ——, McMinnville. Smith E. B., Greeneville. Smith F. G., Bellville. Smith G. F., Somerville. Smith II. P., Cave White. Smith Jerome B., Charlotte. Smith John D., Friendship. M. IX, med. coll., Memphis, 1851; confed. army 4 years. Smith J. W., Dover. Smith M. M., Friendship. Smith N. W., Nashville. Smith R. II., Livingston. Smith R. W., Waverly. Smith S. II., Knoxville. Smith S. T., Dunlap. Smith T. L., Dover. Smith W., Jonesboro’. Smith W., Patriot Landing. Smith W. C., Fillmore. Smith W. R., Petersburgh. Smith Peter David, High Heath. Smoot John N., Huntingdon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Pa., 1869. Sneed T. J., Sr., Alexandria. Sneed T. J., Jr., Alexandria. Sneed W. J., Nashville. Snitzer W., Memphis. Snodgrass J. II., Sparta. Snodgrass J. M., Johnson’s Depot. Snyder S. C., Memphis. Somerville A., Mason’s Depot. Somers Will I)., Colliersville. Sparkman Seth C., Hillsboro’. Sparks B. W., Irving College. Sparks J. L., Ripley. Spear S. R., Dyersville. Spears J. II., Dresden. Speer E. A., Murfreesboro’. Spence W. J., Centreville. Spiegel C., Memphis. Spiner D. M., Medon. Spurgeon G. W., Blountsville. Squires J. G., Liberty. Stanfield , Troy. Stanly J. H., Beardstown. Staten L., Lewisburgh. Steele J., Franklin. STE TENNESSEE VAN 749 Steele J. T., Pulaski. Steele John W., Thompson’s Station. Stephens A. B., Trenton. Stephens J. B.. Como. Stephens J. K., Dukedom. Stephenson T. P., Hillsboro’. Stephenson T. W., Fayetteville. Stevens J. P., Nashville. Stewart C. M., Shelby Depot. Stewart D. M., Lawrenceburgh. Stewart Jesse Milton, Molino. Attend, lects. Reform med. coll., Ga., 1859-60. Stewart T. M., Nashville. Stewart William, (m) Molino. M. D., Reform med. coll., Macon, Ga., 1860. Still C. A., Jackson. Still W. F., Lavinia. Stillman J. D., Memphis. Stockard W. P., Mt. Pleasant. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1839. Stone J. A., Gibbs Cross Roads. Stone W. E., Milan. Story John W., Travesville. Stout J. N., Newport. Stout J. W., Nashville. Stout W. D., Roberson’s Cross Roads. Stovall W. C., Jackson. Stover R. B., Moscow. Street J. G., Petersburgh. Strong J. C., McMillan’s Station. Stubblefield P. B., Gardner. Stull G. T., La Grange. Sullivan W. F., Holt’s Corner. Summers ——, Dover. Summers J. A., Warrensburgh. Summers Thomas O., Nashvdle. Prof. anat. and histol. Vanderbilt univ. Sumpter J. A., Pulaski. Swaney Andrew J., Castalian Springs. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of Tenn. Swanson J. Edward, Chapel Hill. Swanson J. J., Friendship. Swayne J. N., Tiptonville. Sweet F. T., Wythe Depot. Sheet T., Shelby Depot. Swift T. J., Memphis. Szerenji A., Memphis. Tadlock , Knoxville. Tarry John W., Dukedom. Tate Hugh W., Bolivar. M. D., Richmond med. coll., 1860; med. staff con- fed. army 4 years. Tate Samuel, Rutledge. Tauber J. W., Columbia. Taylor A. J., Elejoy. Taylor A. J., Kenton. Taylor A. K., Memphis. Taylor E. A., Mt. Pelia. Taylor E. J., Bradyville. Taylor II. S., Somerville. Taylor J. F. W., Cross Plains. Taylor R. H., Memphis. Taylor F. M., Clarksville. Teeter E. C., Bristol. Templeton John, War Gap. Templeton J. II., Bristol. Templeton ,T. W., Beech Grove. Terrell A., Beech Grove. Terry A. W., Slielbyville. Terry W. L., Mason’s Depot. Thomas B., Clarksville. Thomas G., Clarksville. Thomas J. H., Johnson’s Grove. Thomas J. G., Rutherford Station. Thomas N. L., Clarksville. Thomas W. II., Marble Hill. Thombury T., New Market. Thompson A. W., New Canton. Thompson E., Thompson’s Station. Thompson E. D., Chapel Hill. Thompson E. G., Centreville. Thompson G. B., Cleveland. Thompson J. A., Germantown. Thompson James L., Lebanon. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845. Thompson John W., Sulphur Springs. Thompson R., Nashville. Thompson R. I)., Jack Creek. Thompson S. M., Slielbyville. Thompson W. A., Humboldt. Thornbeergh J. W., New Market. Thornton B., Brownsville. Thornton Gustavus B., Memphis. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; phvs. in charge Memphis city hosp.; surg. coufed. army 4 years. Thorton M. V., Mayland Springs. Thorton P. IL, White Station. Thummel Robert, Memphis. Thurman J. W. W., Farywell. Tidwell R. S., Beans Station. Tomkins William Richard, Gallatin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1859, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861; member med. soc. of Sumner co.; ass’t. surg. coufed. army. Towler Joseph M., Columbia. B. A., La Grange coll, of Ala.; M. A., Transyl- vania univ.; M. P., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; pres. med. soc. of Tenn.; surg. confed. army. Townes James F., Earmville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1849. Trairick A. M., Mouth of Sandy. Travis R. B., Camden. Trawiclc A M., Paris’ Landing. Trevathan II. II., Paris. Trobber W. IL, Sevierville. True James, Juno. Tubbs E., Alexandria. Tucker J. B., Robertsville. Tucker J. D., Jackson. Tucker Lucius, Garber’s Mills. Tucker N. G., Lewisburgh. Tull Dudley Garrard, Yorkville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1860; pres, of Watson med. soc. Tunley G. W., Dancyville. Turner II. L., Winchester. Turner J. R., Mouth of Wolf. Turner T. H., Humboldt. Turner W. M., Chapel Hill. Turner W. A’., Pinewood. Tyson John A., Denmark. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851. Upton James, Madisonville. Usseny B. W., Clarksville. Yance James IT., Kingsport. Yance W. Y., Bristol. Yandever J. IL, Henryville. 750 VAN TENNESSEE WIN Van Deman Joseph. H., Chattanooga. A. B., Ouio Wesleyan univ., 1849; A. M., 1852; M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1852; member and first pres. med. asso. of Hamilton co., med. soc. of Tenn.; hon. member med. soc. of Delaware co., Ohio; del. to Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. Ohio vols.; port surg., now city phys.; ass’t surg. U. S. army, and post surg. 3 years. Vanhouse J. A., Savannah. Vantleman J. II., Chattanooga. Vanzant E. A\r., Cleveland. Vernoble Clem. Chattanooga. Vernon Eben JR , Dyersburgh. M. D., Atlanta med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Dyer co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Villines J. M., Cross Plains. Vincent A. F., Manchester. Voorhiers F. F., Union City. Waddell Alexander P., AVhiteville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisiana, 1853; mem- ber central med. soc.; sec. med. soc. of AV. Tenn. AYade George, Tobacco Port. AVade J. S., Smithville. AYadlington J. B., Pinson. AVagoner AY., Savannah. Waler G., Juno. Walker A.. Fander’s Landing. AYalker J. N., Mill Bend. AALalker J. R., Rogersville. Walker J. AY., Durhamville. Walker Peter Eckel, Sevierville. M. D., Bellevue liosp. med. coll, of N. Y., 1871; member med. soc. of E. Tenn.; sec. med. soc. of Sevier co. Walker W. J., Gallatin. AVallace II. C., Randolph. AYallace William, New Canton. AYaller O. J., Franklin. Wallis J. D., Franklin. AYalt D. S., Memphis. AYalton F. B., Clarksville. AValton F. B., Cross Plains. AValton J. B., Ashland City. AYalton L. B., Cross Plains. AYalton Thomas J., Cross Plains. AYard G. AY., Chattanooga. AVard J. C., Centreville. AYare G. G., Stanton. Ware J. J., Brownsville. AYarren D. E., Somerville. Warren P. II., Lavinia. Warren AAr. II., Lexington. AVarterfield A. P., Cottage Grove. Washburne B. F., Nashville. AYashington J. S., Somerville. AVaterhouse D., AArashington. AVaters M. S., Bethel. AYatkins B. F.. Gadsden. Watson G. S., Hendersonville. Watson , Memphis. AVeakly B. F., Edgefield. AVeakly Olive, Edgefield. A\rebb D. S., Denmark. AYebb John L., Truine. AYebb T. J., Brownsville. AYeddington A. B., Trojr. AYelch J. AV., AVest Point. Welden A. J., Paris Landing. AVell N. S., Cuba. Wells Hiram Jefferson, Hartsville. M. 1)., rned. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1854; con- fed. army 2 years. Wells J. T., Ball Camp. Wendell James E., Murfreesboro’. Wendel Robert, Murfreesboro’. West John, Jackson. West W., Indian Mound. Westbrook It. A.. Oakland. Westlake A. M., Brownsville. Westmoreland II. D., Prospect. Westmoreland Theodore, Prospect. Wharton W. H., Nashville. Wheal J. W., Austin. Wheeler C., Jonesboro’. Wheeler S. J., Orne’s Store. Wheeler J. C., Shop Springs. Whillow II. C., Salisbury. Whitaker David, Johnson’s Grove. Whitaker II. M., Clarksville. Whitaker , Eagleville. White A. C., Spring Ilill. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847. White Alfred II., Brick Church. White B. N., Christiana. White Dempsey, Lauryville. • White E. A., Memphis. White J. B., Last Mountain. White J. S., Memphis. White Robert L. C., Lebanon. M. D., JeiFerson med. coll., 1868. White W. II., Memphis. Whitefield II. W., Fander’s Landing. Whitefield F. C., Camden. Whitefield II., Norris Creek. Whitfield T. W., Manlyville. Whitson S. K., Shelbyville. Whitson William, Shelbyville. Wight E. M., Chattanooga. Wilkerson J. B., Johnsonville. Wilkes J. J. S., Castalian Springs. Wilkinson J. F., Nashville. Wilkinson J. J., Rome. Wilks J. T., Castalian Springs. Wills B. L., Jordan Spring. Willett E. Miles, Memphis. Williams A. T., Wallace Cross Roads. Williams Frank, Ashland City. Williams G. C., Trenton. Williams Henry, Triune. Williams J. A.,' Memphis. Williams J. II., Mt. Pleasant. Williams J. Joseph, Memphis. Williams N. M., Red Mound. Williams R. J., Gadsden. Williams Theodore, Elkton. Williams Thomas E., Athens. Williams W., Franklin. Williams W. B., Clarksville. Williams W. F., Carthage. Williamson G. R., Edgefield. Williamson J. G., Calleoka. Wills W. T., Brownsville. Wilson A. M., Conyersville. Wilson A. R., Cottage Grove. Wilson J. M., Washington. Wilson M., Memphis. Wilson Thaddeus, Oakland. Wilson Thomas J., Jordan’s Store. Wilson William, Rutherford Depot. Winn AY. T., Covington. TENNESSEE. WIN ZIN 751 Winstead W., Nolensville. Winston J. D., Nashville. Winston C. K., Nashville. Winston Thomas L., Hartsville. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852; member med. soc. of Tenn. Winston William B., Memphis. M. L>., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1861. Wisener W. C., Nashville. Withers Thomas, Petersburgh. Withers Nash, Nashville. Witt John, Tiptonville. Wolf William, Clifton. Wolf W. P. M., Clifton. Womack J. G., Jackson. Wood J., Boon’s Hill. Wood J. G., Chelhoney Blont Co. Wood S. H., Hillsboro’. Wood W. A., Jackson. Woodard F. M., Richmond. Woodard F. M., Springfield. Woods W. A., Memphis. Woodson Thomas M., Gallatin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1850; pres, med. soc. of Sumner co.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Tenn., 1873-4. Woodward E., Memphis. Woodward J. D., Memphis. Woodward P. S., Nashville. Wooldridge F. 8., Columbia. Woolf oik J. R., Galloway. Woolf oik Y. B.. Spring Creek. Wooten J. D., Viola. Worthington N. L., Port Royal. Wright J. F., Clarksville. Wright W. M., Huntingdon. Wyatt Joseph B. S., Franklin. Wyott R. C., New Providence. Yandell L. P., Mason’s Depot. Yopp W. P., Middleton. York George W., Dyersburgh. Young J., Memphis. Young J. B., Knoxville. Young R. H., Edensbridge. Young T. T., Freedom. Young Zeba, Gainesboro’. Yowell Joseph, Fayetteville. Zinkney , Kingston. MEDICAL REGISTER OF Til STATE OF TEXAS. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF TEXAS. The name of this State is said to be derived from an Indian word meaning beautiful. Texas was a portion of the Mexican Republic until 1836, when it declared itself independent. In 1844, the Republic of Texas applied for admission as a State. By joint resolution of December 29th, 1845, Texas was admitted into the Union as a State. The State possesses an area of 274,356 square miles, and, according to the census of 1870, had in that year a population of 818,579. The number of physicians and surgeons, as given by the same authority, is 1906. Phthisis is the cause of five per cent, of the annual number of deaths. Texas may be divided into three physical districts or regions, each of which in many respects is entirely different from the others. These are the level, the undulating, and the hilly and mountain regions, or, the lower, middle, and upper districts. The level region occupies the entire coast, extending from thirty to sixty miles into the interior. The undu- lating succeeds this, and embraces the whole of the interior and north, and reaches westward to the mountain tract. The mountains and table lands are generally some 200 miles distant from the level regions, and cover the greater portion of northwestern Texas, on the confines of New Mexico. Numerous outliers of the Rocky Mountain chain are found in the western part of the State, but they do not attain any great elevation. Texas possesses a large extent of coast on the Gulf of Mexico, and has many fine harbors, that of Galveston being the best. The interior is well supplied with magnificent rivers and many small streams. The Red river bounds the State in part upon the north, and furnishes an outlet to the great Mississippi. The Sabine and the Neelies, which flow into Sabine Lake, empty into the Gulf of Mexico by the Sabine Pass. The Colorado, the Brazos, the Trinity, the Rio Nueces, and the Rio Pecos are large navigable streams. The Rio Grande, which well deserves its name, separates this State from Mexico. Iron ore, lead, copper, alum, coal, salt, fine building stone, and excellent timber are abundantly found. Gold, silver, and precious stones are obtained in some parts of the State. MINERAL SPRINGS OF TEXAS. Piedmont Springs are in Grimes county, six miles and a-half, by stage, from Millican. The water has not been analyzed. There are abundant hotel accommodations. There are many other Mineral Springs in Texas, but we do not know of their having been used for medicinal purposes. The Texas Medical College and Hospital was formerly known as the “ Galveston Medical College and Hospital,” and was organized in 1864, and reorganized in 1873. In- struction is given by seven professors and a demonstrator of anatomy. The candidate for a professorship in this school must pass an examination before a Board of Examiners appointed by the trustees. The winter session commences on the third Monday in Novem- ber, and continues four months. Clinical instruction is given at the City Hospital, and St. Mary’s Infirmary. The fees are: matriculation, $5; lecture tickets, $140; demonstrator’s ticket, $10; graduation, $30. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF TEXAS. HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. . The State Hospital for the Insane, at Austin, was opened in 1860, and is capable of accommodating about seventy-five patients. We have no details in regard to this Hospital. The Galveston City Hospital.—From May 1st, 1873, to March 1st, 1874,1297 patients were treated in this Hospital. Of this number, 1194 were cured, and 86 died ; 57 of these patients were natives of the State of Texas, 351 of the other States of the Union, and 889 from twenty-five foreign countries. We are indebted to Charles Ganhal, M. D., the Physician in charge, for the above information. We have no information in regard to St. Mary’s Infirmary, at Galveston. 752 TEXAS. 753 MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF TEXAS. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Texas D. F. Stuart S. O. Young. Bosque County Kimball Medical Society W. E. Spalding M. M. Myers. Galveston Medical Society C. H. Wilkinson. Montgomery County Medical Society P. T. Woodson. Waco Medical Association J. P. Houston. Washington County Medical Society R. H. Jones. MEDICAL LAWS OF TEXAS. Physicians and surgeons are exempt from jury service.—Paschal's Laws (1870), p. 673, %rt. 3975. If any person, who is engaged in the practice of medicine, and claims to be a physician, shall, by the use of any noxious substance administered in a grossly ignorant manner, pro- luce death or great bodily injury, he shall be punished as any one would be who administered such substance knowing it to be injurious, or intended to kill or injure.—Ibid., p. 447, irt. 2201. Any one who designedly produces abortion upon a pregnant woman, with her consent, is liable to imprisonment for a term of from two to five years, and if without her consent, liis term of imprisonment shall be double. Any person who knowingly furnishes the means to produce an abortion, is guilty as an accomplice. Any person who occasions the death of the woman in producing an abortion, is guilty of murder. Any person who destroys the vitality of a child, which otherwise would have been born alive, shall be imprisoned for a period of not less than five years, or for life. Persons who produce abortion by medical idvice, to save life, are not liable to these penalties.—Ibid., p. 447, art. 2192, etc. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. ACII BAI Acheson , Denison. Adair W. W., Randolph. Adams D. F., Melrose. Adams J. G., Canton. Adams Philip Henry, Florence. M. D., med. dep’t of Transylvania univ., 1854. Adams P. P., Aberdeen. Adams R., Houston. Adams Robert, Fairfield. Adams T. J., Beaver. Adkins William P., Marshall. Alcock John W. B., Elysian Fields. Alexander E., Fort Stockton. Alexander G., East Bernard. Alexander John T., Austin. Alexander W., Wharton. Alford J. P., Old River. Allen George W., Oso. Allen J. G., Midway. Allen It. A., Pin Oak. Allen William Sutton, Robinsonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Allison J. X., Pine Tree. Altliam Charles, Fredericsburgh. Anderson C. L., Orange. Anderson D. M., Palestine. Anderson E. T., (m) Fort Worth. Anderson F. W., Jefferson. Anderson Hugh Janies, Graytown. M. D., Cincinnati med. coll., Ohio, 1841; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Anderson L., Sabine Pass. Anderson R., Fairfield. Andrews It. C., Cooper. Not a grad.; ass’t surg. confed army. Angell James, (h) Galveston. Antony Milton, Cameron. Anthony M., Columbia. Archer O. F., Bright Star. Ardice , Sulphur Springs. Armitage II. R., Madisonville. Armstrong A. W., Salado. Armstrong D. H., Salado. Armstrong James, Sherman. Arnett George Washington, (m) Sarissa. Ashcomb J. C., Brazaria. Attaway A. F., Caledonia. Atway Thomas, Caledonia. Avery L. L., Xavasota. Avinger Hamilton Jacob, Hickory Hill. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1853. Bagley W. H., Simpsonville, Bailey J., Millican. Bailey T. K., Helena. Bailey , Millican. 754 BAI TEXAS. BRO Bailey AY. B., La Fayette. Baird J. J., (m) San Marcos. Baker A. M., Huntsville. Baker C. C., Kasse. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1866. Baker E., Cold Spring. Baker J. M., Plantersville. Baker S. W., Austin. Baker W., Briley Town. Baker William, Omega. Baldwin B. H., Port Caddo. Baldwin J. A., Bowling. Baldwin W. F., Port Caddo. Ball J. E. N., Blossom Prairie. Ball J. M., (h) Boston. Barker A. C., Houston. Banks , Columbus. Barners AY. F., Rockwall. Barnett J. M., Weatherford. Barnett J. P., Navasota. Barron J., Troupe. Barry A. It., Hillsboro’. Bass J. II., Sulphur Springs. Bates J. C., Gatesville. Bates J. C., Paris. Bates J. J., San Gabriel. Bauldin E. S., Frelsburgh. Bauldin II., Brenham. Baulding J., Lyons. Bayington T. M., Henderson. Baylor J. N., Navasota. Beal E. J., Marshall. Beall J., Wheelock. Beall William L., Belleview. A. B., Emory coll., 1854; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1857 ; surg. eonfed. army 4 years. Beall AY. P., Georgetown. Beasley L. Y., Whitesboro’. Beasley S. T., Alabama Land. Beasley Wiley, Chatfield. Beauchamp E. F., Houston. Beauchamp G. It., San Gabriel. Beauchamp J. It., Cameron. Beaumont A. G., Navasota. Beaumont A. G., Montgomery. BeSumont G. B., Calvert. Beaumont G. II., Navasota. Beck H. II., Bright Star. Becker F., Frelsburgh. Beckton E. P., Sulphur Springs. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville. Bedford George William, Honey Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Beeson Jesse, Antioch. Bell B. AY., Richmond. Bell C. II., Columbus. Bell J. G., Belleville. Bell W. T., Sandy Point. Bennet M. B., Hallettsville. Bennett J. AY., AYharton C. II. Benton , AYharton. Bernard E. H„ Bright Star. Berry J., Prairie Lea. Berry J. B., Denison. Bethel P. S., Springfield. Betterson A. S., Douglass. Biggs J. R., Jefferson. Biles J. II., Pittsburgh. Binnes B. S., Plum Creek. Bishop AY. B., Athens. Black J. L., Cedar Grove. Blair W., Henderson. Blake E. H., (h) Houston. Blake Henry, San Antonio. Blake J. II., (h) Houston. Blanchett AY. G., Round Top. Blessington W., Whitesboro’. Blocken Charles Malone, Jonesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Blunt J. P. Canton. Boggs A. D., Navarro. Bolton J. T., Wharton C. H. Bone It. D , (m) Larissa. Bonny E. T., Belleville. Booth E. P., Valley Mills. Booth J. P., Plantersville. M. I)., Galveston med. coll., 1871; curator of same coll., and prosector to prof, of surg.; ass’t surg. St. Mary’s infirm., 1871. Boss J. D., Pittsburgh. Bothwell E. A., (mi San Antonio. Bouchelle , Eagle Rock. Bouxland J. C., Meridan. Bowers ,T. H., Columbus. Bowles M. It., (e) Clarksville. Bowman J. W., Sumter. Boyd Jasper Newton, Cooper. Braeht Felix, New Bramfels. B. A. and Ph., univ. of Berlin, 1830; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Berlin, Germany, 1833; att. lects. Prague, Vienna, and Bonn; member med. soc. in Prussia, and other German societies; med. direct, eonfed. army 15 months. Braeht G., New Bramfels. Brackman B., Galveston. Bradfield J. T., Dangerfield. Bradford George D., New Danville. Bradford II. C„ Tarrant. Bradford W. M., Marshall. Branch J. M., Huntsville. Brandis A., Beeville. Brannan G. W., Dallas. Branen J., Duff Lyons. BrashearN. D., West Liberty. Brawn H. B., Leesburgh. Brawn J. W., Columbus. Breckinridge , Texana. Brenton J. H., (h) Starksville. M. D., med. coll., S. C., (no date). Briggs W. F., Waxahachie. Britt J. B., Owensville. Brittain B. F., .Jacksonville. Bristow John It., McKinney. Grad. univ. of La., 1867; M. D., mtd. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Browder James Monroe, (e) Randal. M. 1)., physico-med. coll., 1870. Brockenridge J. R., Texana. Brocket! M. G., Sherman. Brodnax D. W., Hempstead. Bronaugli J. M., Texana. Brooke S., Sweet Home. Brookes J., Sherman. Brouchelle J. B., (e) Bryan. Brown A., Gray Rock. Brown Alexander Porter, Jefferson. A. B., Centennary coll., La., 1855; A. M., 1859; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858; member med. asso. of Jefferson. Brown G. W., Anderson. Brown H. W., Waco. V.-pres. med. soc. of Texas. BRO TEXAS, COL 755 Brown J. A., Bright Star. Brown J. I)., Boxville. Brown J. R., Tennessee Colony. Brown Joseph Warren, Columbus. M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Nashville, 1857; rec. sec. med. soc. of Colorado. Brown R. I., Montgomery. Brown S. M., Magnolia Spring. Brown T. \M., Columbus. Browning L. AM., Homer. Bruce J. S., Eagle Lake. Bryan G. A., Austin. Bryan Lewis A.. Houston. Buck Willis Field, AMaco. M. D., med. dep’t uuiv. of Louisville, 1868 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Waco. Buchanan , Anderson. Bullock It. L., Sherman. Burdett II. H., Lockhart. Burke T. S., Lavaca. Burkhart S. II., Sherman. Burney William L., Johnson Station. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1850; member med. soc. of Tarrant co.; ex-pres. AVaxahachie med. , asso.; member Columbian soc. of Trinity coll., N. C. Burns Robert H., Macomb. Burr Roland T., AMaco. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Burroughs J. J., Houston. Burrows H. M., Powell Grove. Burt AM. D., Hallettsville. Burton E. L., Bonham. Barton J., Cheesland. Burts W. P., Fort AMorth. M. D.,med. coll. N. Y., 1852; member med. soc. of Tarrant co. Busby B., Bellville. Bush D. B., Houston. Bush R. II., Huntsville. Bussey John Bergajny, Shelbyville. M. D., med. coll., La., Ky., 1858-9; surg. confed, army from 1863 to close of war. Buster O. C., Farmington. Butler S. IT., Cold Spring. Butler T. II., Snow Hill. Byars AM. M., Columbus. Byars F. A., Millican. Cain G. AM., Martin. Calderwood J., Houston. Caldwell II. M., High Hill. Caldwell J. H., AMaco. Callaway James Monroe, Galveston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1855; member ined. soc. of Galveston ; prof, physiol. Galveston med. coll. Calloway H. P., Henderson. Calloway L. E., Magnolia. Calloway T. N., Dresden. Cameron J., AMheelock. Camp A. G., Kosse. Camp AM. S., (e) Gilmer. Camp AM. AM., Laredo. Campbell Anthony Wayne, Pittsburgh. M. U., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1849.' Campbell C., Galveston. Campbell F., AMaverly. Campbell M., Galveston. Campbell Robert Dallas. M. D., med. dep’t'univ. of La., 1867. Campbell AM. X., Leesburgh. Cannon Charles, Rusk. One course med. dep’t univ. of La. ; in med. dep’t confed. army 3J years. Cardiff W. H., Crockett. Carlisle J. P., Cold Spring. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Carrington , Moscow. Carr AM. S., Corsicana. Carter F. K., Corsicana. Caruthers , San Antonio. Casey J. J. L.. Petersburgh. Castle G. W., Bryan. Caveness William A., Rusk. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1869. Cawley J. A., Crockett. Chadd John, Marshall. Chapman O. G. Chatham W. H., Carthage. Chester , Industry. Chevalier Anthony, (e) Kaufman. One course New Orleans med. coll., 1841, and ec- lec. coll., 1843; ex-member med. soc. of Adams co., Miss. Chew AM. R., Jefferson. Chiles P. B., Lockhart. Chinn R. H., Canev. Chuck K. M., Martin. Claiborne H., Jefferson. Clanton David, Antioch. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1871 > ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Clardy J. II., Centreville. Clark H. L., Hallettsville. Clark B. F., Flora. Clark John Andrew, Rockport. M. D., med. coll, of Galveston, 1866. Clark P. B., Jefferson. Clark P. S., Hempstead. Clark S. V., Brenham. Clark T. NT., Marlin. Clarke L. W., Calvert. Clements AM. II., Mt. Carmel. Clements AM. M., Paris. Clendence A. AY. F., Bonham. Clopton A. G., Jefferson. Cloud B. F., Breckenridge. Cluff P. P., Harrisburgh. Coates A\T. H., AMadeville. Cochran C. L., Coieto. Cochran J. S., Houston. Cock J. Walter, Courtney. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1856; surg. confed. army. Cocke j. P., Liberty. Cocke W. J., Bellville. Codes E. AAr., Kavasota. Coffey J. D., Plano. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1867. Coffield S. T., Magnolia. Collard Felix Robert, AMheelock. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Cole J. M., AAreatherford. Cole Robert A., Houston. Cole T. D. F., Paris. Cole AM. II., Houston. Cole AM. M., San Antonio. Coleman T. M., Eastville. Coleman AM. H., Houston. Coleman AM. S., Calvert. Coles AM. F. S., Paris. 756 COL TEXAS, DYN Collier John, Rusk. Collier T. B., Troupe. Collins A. J., Bexar. Collins L., Lone. Collins S., Wheelock. Coloni A. D. Colwell II. W., Sandy Point. Comb C. B., Brownsville. Condry C. F., Tyler. Conger J. B., Woodland. Conley A. B., Honey Grove. Conliff J. C., Houston. Connell A. S., Houston. Connor A., Houston. Connelly D. N., (m) Aberdeen. Good W. II., Salado. Cook D. A., Springfield. Cook G. P., Douglassville. Cook J., Sherman. Cook Thomas Chappie, Content. A. If, Princeton coll, of N. J., 1857; M. D., med. univ. of Pa., 1859; surg. confed. army 2 years. Cook T. F., Crockett. Cooksey J. K., Chatfield. Cooper J. J., Greensville. Cormick W. F., York Town. Cornish J. L., Waco. Couch J. F., Simpsonville. Courseturrier R., (m) Marcos. Covington C. B., Eden. Cowling James, Houston. Cox J. M., Seguin. Cox R. J., Paris. Cox W. C., Waco. Craig S. A., Hillsboro’. Crane S. B., Houston. Crawford James, Black Oak. Crisp D. II., Columbus. Groom J. C., Corsicana. Crockett Francis L. Merriwether, Hous- ton. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1844; mem- ber and diploma from med. soc. of Ky. Crowder J. W.. Dallas. Crowell B. F., Centreville. A. B., univ. of Ala., 1857; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; ass’t surg. confed. army during war. Crowley T., (m) San Marcos. Crumley G., (m) Marcos. Culbertson D. C., Austin. Cunliffe J. P., Coffeeville. Cunningham J., Bonham. Cunningham J. L., Hempstead. Cupples George, San Antonio. Curbitz C. W., Winchester. Curd iff , Coffeeville. Curtis W. P., Fort Worth. Cutter A. D., Cheesland. Daggs B. F., (m) Clarksville. Daggs B. T , Clarksville. Dailey William Edward, Honey Grove. M. D., med. dep’t. univ. of La., 1861; member med. soc. of Lawson co., med. soc. of Francis co.; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army 5 years. Dakon Perry, Dallas. Daniels J. T., Turner’s Point. Dashiels . Kaufman. Davenport J., Henderson. Davidson N., Brenham. Davis P. T., Victoria. Davis J., (h) Millican. Davis J. M., Dresden. Davis W., Caldwell. Davis W. P., Caddo Springs. Dean J. L., Dresden. De Bardelieben J. F., Cedar Creek. Deckle P. J., San Antonio. De Friedling C. II., Waltersville. De Graffenriedt , Columbus. De Graffenriedt F. T., Oakland. Dejernett R., Jefferson. Delard E. J., Palestine. Dell J. Allison, Gainsville. De Loach Alfred Burton, Pine Tree. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1859; pres, board of med. exam., Gregg co.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Denman M. R., Alleyton. Denman W., Belmont. Dennis T. H. Denton A. K., Sutherland Springs. De Rose A., Homer. De Shoug F. M. A., Vernon. Deueraux G. M., Houston. Devor T. P., (h) Clarksville. Dial W. H.. Marshall. Dickerson James N., Danville. Dickerson F. L., Lockhart. Dickson B. B., Black Jack Grove. Dillard W. C., Dallas. Dincker T., Cedar. Dinwiddie B. F., Cuthand. Doty John, Jefferson. Douglass ——, Richmond. Douglass M., Cusseta. Dovey A. G. V., Lone. Dowell Greensville, Galveston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847; member med. soc. of Galveston, med. asso. of Texas; ex-prof, anat. of Galveston med. coll., now prof. surg. of Galveston med. coll.; surg. med. coll, liosp.; surg. confed. army 2 years; A. A. surg. U. S. army. 1867-69;—ed. “Galveston Med. Jour.” 1866-72. Dowell G., Galveston. Downs W. R.. Elysian Fields. Drake E. I)., Whitesboro’. . Drake M. B., Ladonia. Drayton John, Sandy Point. Dry den R. II., San Antonio. Dubose A., Homer. Du Bose J. G., Florence. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1854. Dulaney Joseph E., Lebanon. M. D., med. dep t Transylvania univ., 1854; med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., i855; surg. confed. army 4 years. Dunman , Homer. Dunn Jacob Franklin, Leona. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1858; v.-pres. med. soc. of Leon co., 1873; ass’t surg. confed. army. Dunney W. II., Pennington. Dunnovant J. I)., Moulton. Dupree J. A., (h) Cold Springs. Dupree W. J., Jamestown. Durkham J. S., Railsburgh. Durran James C., Jefferson. Durson J. A., Circleville. Duval J. C., Bastrop. Dycus F. A., Fayetteville. Dye Henry, Plano. Dynn R., Columbia. EAD TEXAS. GIB 757 Eads B. F., Marshall. Eagan S., Jefferson. Eaglehart , Millican. Eagon Samson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1856; member med. soc. of Texas. Eason J. G., Jefferson. East W. A., San Antonio. Eastland , San Antonio. Eastland W. D., Gonzales. Eddins J. S., Marlin. Eddleman. R. W., Pilot Point. Edwards T. G., Anderson. Eldridge A. B., Cameron. Eldridge H. B., Independence. Eldridge M. B., Port Sullivan. Elliott J., Antioch. Elliott L., Dallas. Ellis C. M., Crockett. Ellis D. D., Canton. Ellis H. M., Rockwall. Elmore A., Pilot Point. Elyain E., Kaufman. Ernest E. W., Pleasanton. Eskridge C. P., New London. Estapa T., Hidalgo. Evans A. D., Helena. Evans E. O., Cedar Bayou. Evans P. A., Eutaw. Evans W. T., Centreville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Ewell G. W., Marshall. Ewell L. W., Dallas. Ewing T. M., Fort Worth. Fahnert H. E., High Hill. Falls R., Martin. Farmer E., (m) Birdston. Farnham C. E., Mount Pleasant. Farrell W. T., Beril’s Point. Farrer Otto, Shelby. Farthen II. H., Lone Oak. Faucher Reuben Black, Bremond. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Fears J. C., Milford. Fears W. Porter, Nacogdoches. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Fears J. H., Waxahachie. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859. Field Julian C., Denison. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1861; ex-sec. med. soc. of Fort Smith, and med. soc. of Ark.; ass’t surg. and surg. confed. army during war. Fields M. A., Mahomed. Fender J. II., Seyene. Fenell E. T., Anderson. Fennell James Watkins, Seguin. M. I)., med. dep’t Washington univ., Baltimore, 1852; Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1854. Ferguson A., Pine Hill. Ferguson J. M., Springfield. Ferris G. T., Richmond. Ferrell S. P., Navidad. Field S. W., Dallas. Fielder F. S., Leesburgh. Fielden G. H. D., Wallisville. M. D., Memphis med. coll., 1853. Fields J. D., Manor. Finley R. S., Jefferson. Finnell F. M., Seguin. Finnell J. M., Seguin. Fisher Henry, Victoria. Fisher J. H., Waverly. Fisher R. P., Pittsburgh. Flemming W. P., Liberty Hill. Flewellyn W. F., Garden Valley. Foot G. A., McKinney. Foote F. F., Jefferson. Forbes J. A., Austin. Forbes S. D., Martin. Ford A. C., Richmond. Ford H., Dark Corner. Ford II. F., Gilmer. Foreman T., Fairfield. Forsythe C. P., Dangerfield. Fort Joseph Marstain, Paris. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.; v.-pres. med. asso. of Lamar co. Foster A. W., Troupe. Foster T. C., Prairie Plains. Foster George W., Wesley. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Fowler George H., Pilot Grove. Fowler W. S., Larissa. Fox Joseph, (m) Kaufman. Francis C. C.. Rusk. Franklin M. B., Seguin. v Frazer Isa K., Rusk. Frazer M. W. C., (m) Oakville. Frederick C., Houston. Freeman J. A., Dallas. Freeman P. E., Anderson. Friend Nathaniel, Cuero. A. B., univ. of Ala., 1855; A. M., 1858; M. D. med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1857; surg. confed. army 4 years. Frierson W. II., Houston. Frobidger W. H., White’s Store. Froman R. D., Calvert. Frost C. T., Lynchburgh. Fry J. T., Matagorda. Fuller J. B., Jacksonville. Fullerton E., Boerne. Furman L. C., Cold Spring. Gaeuslen J. J., San Antonio. Gahan M. J., Iron Mountain. Gale R., Columbus. Gallaway A. P., Henderson. Gallaway Frank Owen, Henderson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Gambrell J. N., Huntsville. Gambrill G. P. H., Long Point. Gann N. W., (h) Homer. Gardner G. M., Post Oak. Gardner William, Athens. Garnett C. L., (e) Coffeeville. Garnett J. C., Kaufman. Garnett L. W., Jefferson. Garrett W. B., Gainsville. Garrett T. J., Gainsville. Garrison R. A., Plantersville. Gaston M. A., Alto. Gayden E. D., Knoxville. Gebhard L. H., Grand View. Gee J. A., Springville. Gee J. E., Greenville. George W. J., Douglassville, Ghent H. C., Port Sullivan. Gibbs Jasper, Cotton Gin. 758 GIB TEXAS, HEN Gibson D. H., Paris. Gilbert S. TL, Dallas. Gilbert S. L., Sulphur Springs. Gilder A. P., Brenham. Gillespie C. C., Lancaster. Gillespie C., Hearne. Gipson J. N., Pittsville. Gladney T. M., Osage. Glover W., Goshen. Goddard Andrew, Cedar Bayou. A. B., univ. of E. Term., 1853; A. M., 1856; not a grad, in med. Goodall J. G., Galveston. Goodman W. J., Tyler, Goodwin Sherman, Victoria. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1837; member board of exam., Victoria co. Goodwin W. II., Galveston. Gordon J. A., Montague. Gormand F., San Gabriel. Gotcher W. A., (m) Denton. Graham Alfred H., Bagdad. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1855; member med. soc. of Williamson; ass’t surg. Blockley liosp., Phila., 1856; surg. Texas army 1 year, confed. army 31 years. Graham B., Austin. Graham L. J., Henderson. Graham R. W., Lavernia. Graham W. T., Goliad. Grambell J. M., Huntsville. Grambell W., Honey Grove. Graves Henry North, Seguin. M. D., med. dep’t of Nashville, 1868; member med. soc. of Gonzales co. Graves L. II., Pilot Grove. Gray II. C., Marshall. Gray II. V., Dallas. Grayson R. P., Lodi. Grayson Thomas B., Birdston. Green J. K., Rancho. Green Roland, (e) Lone Star. Green TV. E., Hackberry. Green T. A., Fincastle. Green Z. N., Henderson. Greenwood , Plantersville. Gregory D. G., La Grange. • Gregory J. J., San Gabriel. Grey T. W., (m) Greytown. Grier Joseph, Mantua. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Griffin David, Gray Rock. Griffin J. B., Fairfield. Griffin T., Fosterville. Griffis T. E., Starksville. Griffith L. E., Nacogdoches. Grisard , Sulphur Bluff. Grunn J. N. B., Alto. Gualt J. C., Kaufman. Guild J., Paris. Guilder A., Sulphur Springs. Guilder W. M., New Salem. Gullett A. M., Kirney. Gunn A. W., Homer. Gunnell W. P., Waco. Gwynn J. N. B., Alto. Haber T. C., Travis. Haden J. M., Galveston. Flagard M. L., Navarro. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Hale S. D., Courtney. Haley F. I., Galveston. Hall B. F., Paris. Hall F. M., Bryan. Hall George I)., Courtney. A. B., La Grange coll., Ala., 1845; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1848; ass’t surg. confed. army. Haller W., Egypt. Hameter A. C., Black Oak. Hamilton W. M., Columbus. Ilamlett S. B., Waco. Cor. sec. med. soc. of Texas. Hammond Thomas, Nacogdoches. Hampton , Seguin. Hancock W. IT., Paris. Hand R. J., Houston. Hanson J. W., Cusseta. ITarbison Hugh, Dallas. Hardgrave J. W., Lancaster. Hardin A. W. S., Gilmer. Hardman F. N., (e) Palestine. Hardy J. E., Millican. Hardy Lewis H., Brenham. Harmon John, New Salem. Harper George, Little Elm. Harper W. II., (h) Clarksville. Harrington R. G., (h) Wheatville. Harris G. W., (e) Charleston. Harris II. H., Taos. Harris R. L., Pittsville. Harris W., Henderson. Harrison II., Simpsonville. Harrison J. E., Simpsonville. Harrison R., Waco. Harrison R. IT., Columbus. Harrison W. A., La Fayette. Harrison W. P., Boxville. Hart Y. I., Quitman. TIasenburg F.. Houston. Hasenberg Frederick G. B., San Antonio. Grad. Lyceum Gottingen, Prussia; attended med. lects. univs. of Gottingen and St. Louis ; M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1859; member med. asso. of Texas; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3i years. Hassell John, Palestine. Hawell ,T. M., Belmont. Hawks IL, Seguin. Haynes E., Mt. Pleasant. Haynes E. L., Starrville. Haynes Jephtha Phelps, Jasper. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. ITays J. M., Weatherford. Haywood S. R., Jonesville. Head W. P., Kentucky Town. Heard T. J., Galveston. Heard F., Burksville. Heldt M., Douglassville. Henderson John B., Dangerfield. Henderson L. F., Wheatville. Henderson Victor E., Jefferson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1867; ex-v.-pres. and sec. clinico-pathol. asso. of Jefferson. Hendly B. P., Waxahachie. Hendricks E., Alto. Hendricks Matthew T., Lockhart. M. D., Galveston med. coll., 1870; member board exam, of State. Hendricks John, Black Oak. One course Transylvania med. coll., 1S42-3; ass’t surg. confed. army. HEN TEXAS. JON 759 Hendrix P. H., Dallas. Henry H. A., Warren. Henry M. W., Hopkinsville. Henry P., Concrete. Henry T. W., Seyene. Herald G. F., Frelsburgh. Herff F., San Antonio. Hermter II. J., Palestine. Heron T. J., Marshall. Herrington W. B., New Salem. Herrington Y. D., New Salem. Hervey Jack P., Jefferson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1853; surg. con- fed. army 3 years. Hicks J., Columbus. HideG. S., Nacogdoches. Hightower J. C., Courtney. Hill D. S., Hempstead. Hill John. Warren. Hill J. F. O., Meyersville. Hill J. M., Houston. Hill J. T., Middleton. Hill L. F., Webberville. Hill JI. W., Anderson. Hill It. E., Alum Creek. Hilliard Waller, Port Caddo. Hindly C. J., Cow Hill. Hines Robert, Evergreen. Hinley E. F., Latonia. Hitchens E. A., Canton. Hix J. G., Moulton. Hodges D. G., Mansfield. Hodges J. B., Sugar Land. Hoffman E., Austin. . Hoffman J., Castroville. Hogan J. D., Bastrop. Hogg H. L., Homer. Two courses med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858-60; ass’t surg. and med. purveyor confed. army. Hogue M., Ben Franklin. Holderness Robert C., Sulphur Springs. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1850; member med. soc. of Hopkins co. Holland F. W., Tyler. Holland J. A., Independence. Hollenquist F. D., Kaufman. Hollenquist T. II., Kaufman. Hollingsworth F. C., Gilmer. Hollingsworth F. D., Gilmer. Hollis F. M., Nacogdoches. Ilollman W. J., Speakeville. Holman W. I., San Marcos. Holmes William C., Pilot Grove. M. D., New Orleans school of med., 1867. Hood T. C., Marshall. Hooks J. F., Jefferson. Hooper J. E., Marshall. Hopkins S., Navarro. Hopkins T. A., Eagle Pass. Horne W. T., (m) Austin. Horne Albert, Marlin. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1872; member exam, board of Palls co. Hough Samuel, Woodville. Houston , San Antonio. Hoouston C. M., (h) Bright Star. Houston J. N., Miller’s Grove. Howard , San Antonio. Howard II., Houston. ‘ Howard J. T. J., Pine Hill. Howard W. H., Gonzales. Howard W. H., Houston. Howell J. M., Houston. Howe W., Austin. Hubbard .T. S., Mt. Enterprise. Hubbard M., Weston. Hudspeth L., Ilallettsville. Huff , San Antonio. Huffard John, Lewisville. Hughes T. E., Indianola. Hughes H. S., Danville. Hughes J. A., Wheatville. Humphreys B. W., Seguin. Hunter H. C., Boston. Hunter , Sherman. Huston James, Springfield. Hutchins E. A., Ash Spring. Hutchins J. F., Oakland. Hyde G. S., Nacogdoches. Hynes Thomas Owen, Brenham. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1858; member med. asso. of Washington co. Inabinnett J. A., Turner’s Point. Inge E., Houston. Inge J. H., Boston. Isaacs A. C., Cameron. Irion John Lewis, Montgomery. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1857; mem- ber med. asso. of Texas, Am. med. asso.; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years. Ivan J. S., Montgomery. Jackson Donald, Fort Clark. M. D., med. dep’t Victoria coll., Canada; Wash- ington, 1863. Jansco J. H., Dallas. January ,T. P. B., Victoria. Jenkins B. M., Huntsville. Jenkins J. F., Columbus. Jenkins J. M., Columbus. Jennings M.,'Bagdad. Jennings W. D., La Fayette. Johnson Alex., Beardville. Johnson A. A., Jacksonville. Johnson A. M., Navarro. Johnson A. S., Paris. Johnson pharles. Busk. Johnson E. P. M., Marshall. Johnson F. H., Marshall. Johnson Geo. Washington, (e) Greenville. M. I)., eclec. med. inst. (no date); surg. confed. army 4 months. Johnson H. M., Navarro. Johnson I., Locust Grove. Johnson J. C., Huntsville. Johnson James L., Gonzales. Johnson J. It., Madisonville. Johnson P. J., Boston. Johnson It. A., Ilallettsville. Johnson S. B., Woodville. Johnson W. J., Bright Star. Johnston A. A., Dallas. Johnston A. S., Paris. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1845; pres, med. soc. of Lamar co., 1873. Johnston D. W., Corsicana. Johnston G. F., Corpus Christi. Johnston J. H., Butler. Jones C., Texana. Jones D. C., Calvert. Jones E., Tyler. 760 JON TEXAS. LYN Jones II. M., Marshall. Jones John C., Gonzales. Jones V., Moscow. Jones AV. D., Dresden. Jones AV. R., Sherman. Jordan J., Lynchburgh. Jordan J. A., Wadesville. Jose W. P., Hallville. Kavanaugh B. T., Houston. Kelley P. G., (e) Cuthand. Kelley AV. D., Galveston. Kemp M. M., Springfield. Kemper E. P., San Antonio. Kemper G. G., Sulphur Springs. Kendrick C., Bastrop. Kennedy J. 1L, Maple Springs. Kennedy John Thomas, Ladonia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. KennOn John, Travis. Kerr-D. G., Rural Shield. Kerr J. II., Galveston. Kerr AArilliam, Port Sullivan. Key Berry, Mt. Pisgah. Key B. E., (m) Dresden. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no date). Key J. M., (e) New Salem. Keykendoll R. C., AVhitesboro’. Kidd E. M., Sulphur Springs. Kilpatrick Andrew Robert, Navasota. M. D., Georgia med. coll., 1837; prof, of anat. in Galveston med. coll.; chief of board of health, Navasotaon ed. staff of “ Southern Med. Record,” Atlanta, Ga.;—author of “History of Epidemic Yellow Fever,” 1844; “History of Epidemic Yellow Fever,” Navasota, 1867. Kiltetren J. AV., Martin. King A. B., Ladonia. King D., Dallas. King George, Harmony. King R. D., Kentucky Town. * Kinney W. C., Tennessee Colony. Kinnevs James, Lockhart. Kirksey AV. L., Alto. Kirksey AV. S. A., Palestine. Kirkpatrick Tj. C., Homer. Kittrell P. AV., Huntsville. * Knox B., Milford. Knox O., Marshall. Knox R. F., Gonzales. Koester Theodore, New Braunfels. M. D., AVurzburg, Germany, 1841. Krauss A. C., Eagle Pass. Kyle A., Sulphur Springs. M. D., New Orleans med. school, 1861. Kyle O. M., Beaumont. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Lacy R. K., Kaufman. Laidley T. M., Oakland. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849. Lair AV. D., Highland. Lancaster J. R., Waco. Landmiller , San Antonio. L«ine G. AV., Dallas. Lane H. B., Charleston. Lane John, Eagle Lake. Lane R. G., (e) Clarksville. Lanier T. H., Independence. Larendon J., Houston. Large Jonathan Lewis, Galveston. M. i)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1851. Larkin W. C., Athens. Larry I. M., Seottsville. Lavendon J., Houston. Laverett .J., Quitman. Law T. M., Houston. Lawhorne J. C., Ilackberry. Lawless Benjamin, (m) Johnson’s Station. Lawrence II. 1)., Corpus Christi. Lawrence J. A., Plenitude. Lawrence M., Hope. Lawrence M. J., Tyler. Lay J. E., Hallettsville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Lazarus I., Houston. Lea , Houston. Lea J. C., Gonzales. Lecomb M., San Antonio. Ledbetter Absalom A., Hallettsville. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Lee M. C., Kaufman. Leger Alford Eugene, Houston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Legrand W. T., Washington. Le Grande Peter, Rose Hill. Lehde G., New Braunfels. Leslie J. L., Mantua. Levin G. W., Houston. Lewellyn J. S., Columbus. Lewis Howell, Marshall. Lewis J. C., Gray Rock. Lewis R. H., La Grange. Lewis S. J., Houston. Lewis William, Bright Star. Ligon E. P., Sulphur Springs. Ligon W. D., Dangerfield. Link H. H., Palestine. Lipscomb Dabney Miner, Grapevine. M. I)., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1844; mem- ber med. asso. of Tarrant co. Lipscomb J. S., Crockett. Lipscomb L. S., Helena. Lipscomb R. H., Sherman. Linday R. W., Houston. Little Edward, Troupe. Litton I. AV., Austin. Lively J. W., Sulphur Bluff. Livingston C. P., Linden. Lloyd L., Rusk. Lock J., Melrose. Lockhart , Courtney. Loggins James E., Anderson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1868. Long J. B., (m) Veal’s Station. Long J. N., Athens. Long S. B., (m) AVeatlierford. Longerman H., Nacogdoches. ' Longino Hugh Monroe, Chireno. M. D.,med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Look E. S., Clarksville. Look L. S., Jefferson. Looney F. B., Butler Love AV. I., Corsicana. Luke II. K., Indianola. Lydell N. S., Beardsville. Lynch T. J., AVynsboro’. Lyons C. J., Sulphur Bluff. Lyons J. R., Clarksville. Lyons AY., Athens. Lynch , Sulphur Springs. McB TEXAS. MID 761 McBride J., Henderson. McBride M. J., Tyler. McCain Joseph H., Springfield. M. D., med.dep’t univ. of Washington, Baltimore, 1869; sec. board of exam. Limeston co. McCall D. M., (m) Harrisonville. McCallen II., (e) Gilmer. McCalley D. C., Pisgah. McCamly W. II., Indianola. McCardell I. II., Huntsville. McCarty A., Sulphur Springs. McCarty B. F., (e) Canton. McCalalian Thomas, Huntsville. MeCloy John, Richmond. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1851; med. exam. Fort Bend co.; ass’t surg. confed. army. McCorkle James H., Starrville. McCracken G. W., Texana. McCraig James, Pleasanton. McCrary E. W. D., Tyler. McCulioch Thos. Jefferson, Centreville. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1857; ex-v.-pres. of Leon co.: member board of exam. Leon co.; surg. confed. army 3 years;—author of pam- phlet, “ Epidemic Dysentery,” and other papers. McCurdy T: B., Lancaster. McCutcheon Robert W., Gilmer. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Nashville, 1870. McDermett D. R. P., Weatherford. McDonald A., Round Rock. McDonald G. A., Calvert. McDonald G. M., Snow Hill. McDonald G. W., Houston. McDonald J. C.. Jamestown. McDonald P., Waco. McDougal W., New Salem. McDowell G. M., Wheatville. McFall A. II., Prairie. McFerris S. W., Martin. McGaritty C. N., Belmont. McGarritty II., Henderson. McGee J. C., Bethany. McGill Joseph D., Simpsonville. McGowan W. C., Houston. McGregor G. C., Wesley. McGrew W., Refugio. McGuffee C., Starrville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. McGuire J. A., Hopkinsville. McGuire James W., Belton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854. McGuire W. M., Houston. Mcllwain T. S., Fairfield. Mclnnis William Gassaway, Fairfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. McKee , Breslau. McKee J. R., Bonham. McKee S. W., Bonham. McKenzie W. P., Cotton Gin. McKinney R. A., La Grange. A. B., Austin coll., 1866; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870; member board of health, La Grange. McKnight J. W., Denton. McLaughlin J. W., La Grange. McLeary S. D., (m) Osage. Me Leary W. L., Osage. McLeod M. A., Jefferson. McMahon J. H., Lavernia. A. B., St. Joseph’s coll., Ky., 1848; A. M., 1859; M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1857; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. McMiller W. P., La Grange. McNeal W. A. J., Columbus. McNeal W. A. O., Columbus. McNeal W. L., Woodvflle. McNearly R. D. M., McKinney. McQueen A. A., Lancaster. M. D., Chapel Hill med. coll., 1859; ass’t surg and surg. confed. army 4 years. McQueen James Addison, Anderson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky. (no date); member med. asso. of Texas; ass’t surg. Mexican war 18 months. McVeigh F. A., Winchester. McWhorten J. D., Linden. Mabey 1). M., Athens. Macarty , Riley Springs. Mallory P. H., Belton. Mangum , Knoxville. Manly A., Hempstead. Manness M. I)., Roxton. Manning W. II., Homer. March J. Frank, Caledonia. Maris W. C., Knoxville. Markam II. M., Farmersville. Markham F. W., Huntsville. Marks T. M., Marshall. Marlow W. W., Sherman. Marsbetter R., Nacogdoches. Marshall W. P., Maysfield. Martin A. C., McKinney. Martin E. A., (m) Devilla. Martin G. A., San Gabriel. Martin Samuel, (m) Bright Star. Massie E. L., Houston. Masterson Robert, (m) Round Rock. Matas H. N., Brownsville. Matley Joseph W., Millville. Matthews G. A., Jefferson. Matthews G. W., Garden Valley. Matthews N. W., Springfield. Matthews James Arthur, Koss Limestone. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no date). Matthews Thomas Miller, Mt. Enterprise. A. B., univ. of Va., 1851; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1852; surg. confed. army 3 years. Mathewson J. IL, Bastrop. Maughs James, Jordan. Mauldin E. C., (e) Sweet Home. Mauldin W. P., Liberty Hill. Maxley William M., Lone Oak. Mayes W. G. F., Marquez. Mayfield W. N., Neese’s Store. Mayo J. K., Brenliam. Means T. L. G., Cotton Gin. Means W. P., Cotton Gin. Mears J. B., Brownsville. Mehaffey A. D., Clarksville. Merar W. M., Galveston. Mercer William Mosby, (h) Galveston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1859. Meredith E. C., Chapel Hill. Merrill A. P., Point Pleasant. Merrill P. H., Centre. Merriwether L., Crockett. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Meyenberg F., La Grange. Meyers Albert, Mt. Pleasant. Michan M. M., Houston. Middleton A. R., (m) Johnson Station. 762 MID TEXAS. PAT Middleton J. C., Bremond. Middleton R., Bremond. Mill G. II., Athens. Miller , Bastrop. Miller D. F., Golindo. Miller II. II., Rockville. Miller N. II., Waco. Miller P. K., Texana. Millican E., Weathersfleld. Millicen W. C., Weatherford. Mills J. L., Kaufman. Mills N. J., Corsicana. Milner G. W. C., Alma. Milner J. C., Jefferson. Milner W. H., Cotton Gin. Milton M. A. II., Pine Ilill. Missengale M., Iloney Grove. Missick J. T., Gilmer. Mitchell J. F., Houston. Mitchell J. P., Bryan. Mitchell O. C., Greenville. Mobley W. L., Camden. Moffatt C. W., Tennessee Colony. Moffatt H. J., Lancaster. Moffett Samuel James, Navidad. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Momand D. W., Huntsville. Monday William Hampton, Rockwall. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Monk J., (m) Jordan. Montgomery C. II., Prairieville. Montgomery F. M., Tyler. Montgomery S., Jordan. Moody D. J., Fairfield. Moody Thomas, Paris. Moody AF. C., Blossom Prairie. Moore James, Ilallettsville. Moore J. B., Houston. Moore J. T., White Rock. Moore J. AF., Huntsville. Moore R. 1)., Columbus. Moore AV. L, Austin. Mooreland AF. II., McKinney. Mooring J. E., Lone Oak. Moran Thomas, Calvert. A. B., Trinity coll., Dublin ; M. D., med. coll, of • Dublin, 1851, and Edinburgh, 1861; med. dep’t U. S. army. Morgan Asa, Cedar Bayou. Morgan J. II., Clarksville. Morrell R. II., Corsicana. Morris James E., Bellville. M. D., N. O. school of med., 1869; pres. med. asso. of Austin co.; member med. asso. of * Texas. Morris J. F., (m) Lewisville. Morris J. M., Martin. Morris M., Austin. Morris AF. A., Austin. Morris AF. J., Lyons. Morrison D. R., Sherman. Morrison J. I)., AFheelock. Morrison J. E., Belleville. Morrison J. M., Ilearne. Morrison AF. IL, Leona. Moseley G. M., Cold Spring. Mouldon E. C., Home. Muley G. R., Plantersville. Mullins J. II., A\raco. Murchison , Crockett. Murphy Charles, Plenitude. Murray J. D., Sabine Pass. Mutt C. It., Houston. Myrick N. A., Black Oak. Neale B. II., Frelsburgh. Neale C. It., Houston. Neal T. W., Washington. Neely G. AF., Plantersville. Neely I. W. Richmond. Neblett , Nevasota. Neil A. C., Carthage. Neil George Henry, Palestine. One course lects. univ. of La., 1857-8; surg. con- fed. army. Nelins W. A., Pennington. Nelson W. A., Sumter. Nethery A. II., Parmerville. Newsome J. S., Nevasota. Newton I). C., (h) Orange. Nicherson C. E., Cussetta. Nettles Richardson C., Marlin. A. B., Wofford coll, of S. C., 1862; M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1867. Nogle James, Corpus Christi. Norman Ed., Boerne. Norris James Thomas, Brenham. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852; pres. med. asso. of Washington co.: surg. confed. army 4 years. Nott II. J., St. Mary’s. Nott It. A., St. Mary’s. Oakes W. F., Waco. Odiorne J., Blanco. Oldham James R., Nickapoo. Oliphant II. C., Huntsville. Oliver Absalom Carter, Douglassville. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1861; med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Oliver J. D., Webberville. Oliver J. P., Caldwell. Olliver M. II., Waxahachie. Omalley Bernard, Kaufman. Orr R. II., Milford. Osbourn William, Mailin. Ouzts Benjamin Franklin, Kosse. M. U., med. dep’t of Columbian coll., 1861; surg. in confed. army 2 years. Overbay II. P., Ilackberry. Owen C. M., Houston. Owens S. A., Waco. Owens W. M., (m) Round Rock. Page J. J., (h) White Oak. Paid II., Brenham. Palmer A. B., Lancaster. Pardee T. T., McKinney. Parish A. II., Austin. Park W. II., Tyler. Parker D. B., Palestine. Parker James, Nacogdoches. Parsons II. L., Kaufman. Parsons J. D., Rockwall. Paschal] D. A., Turners. Patello T. M., Lone Star. Patrick G. M., Anderson. Patterson D. G., Wheatville. Patterson G. M., McKinney. Patterson T. G., Eclefo. Patterson W. M., Shiloh. Patton A. G., Sweet Home. Patton E. J., Sulphur Springs. Patton S. M., Dekalb. PAU TEXAS, RIC 763 Paul us A. D., High Hill. Payne F. G., Denton. Payne J. B., Kickapoo. Payne J. H., Cedar Grove. Payne W. B., Wynsboro’. Peacock W. C., Canton. Peake Carroll Marion, Fort Worth. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, 1851; pres, med. asso. of Tarrant co. Peete G. W., Galveston. Pelant E. T., Richmond. Penny William, Galveston. Prof, physiol, and pathol. of Galveston med. coll. Penn James, Lone Star. M. D., med. coll, of Ga., 1852; surg. confed. army 1 year. Perkins A. A., Jasper. Perl Michael, Houston. Grad. Pesth, Hungarian med. coll., 1862; att. lect. at Vienna; proprietoi*of Texas hygiene inst. of Houston. Perry II. P., Jonesville. Perry J. W., Douglassville. Perry P. S., Lockhart. Perry W., Butler. Peters J. It., Richmond. Peterson B., Millican. Pettersen Fred. V., San Antonio. Grad. univ. of Upsala (Sweden), 1863; member royal soc. of sciences, Upsala; city phys. of San Antonio, 1871; att. phys. to St. Itoos hosp.;—au- thor of “Climatological Notes and Tables of San Antonio,” 1872. Petus R. J., Richmond. Pfeiffer Augustus, (h) Comfort. Phillips G. M., Marslnill. Phillips L. C., Danville. Phillips W. C., Austin. Pickens A. G., Jefferson. Pickering J. B., Magnolia Spring. Pickett Charles, Red Oak. Pilant E. T., Harrisburgh. Pinpey E., White Rock. Pitts F. M., Mount Calm. Pitts T. N., Pittsburgh. Platt W., Bonham. Plides J. E., Stevensville. Polk C. T., Rusk. Pollard M. B., Alto. Polly N. O. H., Kaufman. Poison J., Houston. Pool T. C., Springfield. Poole R. S., Calvert. Pope John II., Marshall. Porter R. R., Columbia. Posey , Sulphur Bluff. Posey W. S., Parkerville. Potter A. J., Sweet Home. Potter J. E., Weatherford. Potter W. J., Lancaster. Powell B., Houston. Powell E. A., Palestine. Powell W. P., Waverly. Powell Elbert James, Centreville. M. D., Mobile med. coll, of Ala., 1872. Pratt J. W., Jefferson. Preston I. C., Jefferson. Price J. W., Jordan Saline. Priest J. D., Marlin. Prince J. E., Huntsville. Pringle R. II., Bethel. Pruitt B., Wheatville. Pruitt J. W., Wheatville. Pryor R., Dallas. Putman J. A. B., Bright Star. Pye E. A., Hempstead. Pyle W: II., Kaufman. Quinley L., Houston. Quinney R , Anderson. Quisenberry V., Butler. Ragland Andrew MeFerrin., San Augus- tine. M. D., Missouri med. coll., 1869;—author of, “Metastatic Abscess of Brain,” 1869; “Vera- trum Viride in Dysentery,” 1870; “Clinical Notes,” 1871; “Pneumonia, its Treatment,” 1871; “ Bromide of Potassium in Convulsions,” 1871. Ragland John Samuel, Columbus. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Ragland W., (e) Gilmer. Raines C. B., Rusk. M. D., med. dep’t Transylvania univ., 1830; surg. in Mexican war 1846. Rainy Frank, Crockett. Ramtree J. M., Alma. Randall E., Galveston. Rankin John D., Galveston. Prof, of theol. and prac. of med., Galveston med. coll. Rannev J. W., Robbinsville. Randall J. R., Independence. Ranson D. J., Tehuteana Station. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1848; member med. soc. of Fairfield; ex-phys. and surg. for Ky.; exam. surg. confed. army 4 years. Ransom H. B., Dresden. Ransom R., Fairfield. Rather Hewitt Montgomery, Etna. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La.., 1869. Rauth Ivenyie, Pin Oak. Rawlings W., Houston. Ray David M., Kentucky Town. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1867; member med. exam, board of Grayson co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Ray J. D., (m) Weatherford. Rayfield L. S., Jefferson. Rector E. P., Bellville. Red George C., Gray Hill. Redding A. J., Paris. Red win C. F., Nacogdoches. Reese T. E., Coffeeville. Reese W. L., Dresden. Reeves S. II., Liberty. Reeves W. W., Cedar Grove. Reevis J. IJ., Ladonia. Regan W., Oakville. Reiger J. R., Woodland. Remley A., Sherman. Renfro James C. B., La Grange. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1872 ; pres. med. board of exam. Fayette co., med. board of health, La Grange. Renshaw William, Decatur. Reuss Joseph Augustus, Indianola. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Rhine D., Bonham. Rhode Thomas, Galveston. Rhodes J. E., Stevensville. Rice W. D., Corpus Christi. Richardson A. P., Owensville. 764 RIC TEXAS. SIT Richardson D. F., Ben Franklin. Richardson J. A., Jefferson. Richardson J. D., Earpville. Richardson P. R., New Salem. Richardson P. T., New Salem. Richardson R. F., Washington. Richardson W. H., Round Top. Riddle J. R., Mt. Pleasant. Ridgell George W., Edom. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1859; pres. med. board of exam, for Yantzant co. Riley J. S., Caldwell. Rives George, Waxahacliie. Roan T. R., Rose Hill. Roback , White Oak. Robe A., Carthage. Roberson W. S., Dresden. Roberts J. G., San Augustine. Roberts J. T., Houston. Roberts P. W., Gonzales. Roberts R. A., Cedar Hill. Robertson G. W., Midway. Robertson J. B., Independence. Robertson J. E., Bright Star. Robertson R. J., Miiler Grove. Robertson W. S., Dresden. Robinson A., Martin. Robinson J., Houston. Robinson G. U., Martin. Robinson G. W., Austin. Robinson S. L., Lone Tree. Robinson T., Columbus. Robinson W. D., Houston. Rochell Eugene Brevard, Boston. M. D., Pa. med. coll., (no date); ass’t surg. con- fed. army 2 years. Rodgers E. C., Bonham. Rogers A. G., Sumter. Rogers AY. D., Galveston. Roland J. B., Earpville. Rook P., Athens. Ross A. J., AVynsboro’. Ross D. C., Gonzales. Ross E. T., Black Jack Grove. Ross Gaunt T., San Felipe. Ross J. AV., Carthage. Ross R. S., Denton. Rountree J. T., Knoxville. Rowles Thomas IL, Springfield. Rowles J. A., Cotton Gin. Rowe S. B., Brazoria. Royston T. W., (m) Liberty Hill. Rucker B. F., Houston. Rudd J. F., Jacksonville. Ruffin J., Locust Grove. Rugely R. H., Matagorda. Russell J. C., Riclnnond. Russell J. H., Kaufman. Rutherford Joseph, Mt. Pleasant. Rutherford J. T., Mt. Pleasant. Rutherford R., Columbia. Ryan J. B., Paris. Ryan P., Sterling. Ryan AY. S., Bristol. Rye B. L., Elysian. Saddler T. C., Cedar Grove. Salmon G. H., Jefferson. Samder J. S., Bonham. Sanders W. E., Sherman. Sands IL, Kaufman. Saye W. R., Bonham. Sayers D., Bastrop. Scales J. B., Providence. Scales J. H., Douglass. Scales R. B., Starkville. Scliarzualder A., Waco. Schley E. B., Richmond. Schmett F. A., Cat Spring. Schultz William H. T., York Town. “ Doctor of med. and chirurg.” Tubingen, 1848; phys. of Bexar and San Antonio cos., 1865-7. Scoonover Jefferson, Greenville. Scott G. L., Sherman. Scott L. A., Sherman. Scott R. B., Dallas. Scott S. L., Gainsville. Scott T. J., Millicen. Scott W. B., Athens. Seale William Franklin, Jasper. M. D., med. dep’t univ.,of La., 1870. Searcy O. O., Lockhart. Searles S. W., Jefferson. Sears A. N., Marshall. Sears John Henry, Waco. M. D., med. coll, of S. C., 1852; pres. med. soc. of Waco 2 years; ass’t surg. confed. army 3 years. Seashong J. P., Burkville. Seeds O. Henry, Columbia. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1860, and Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1873; member med. soc. of Brazos co., and med. asso. of Texas; sec. med. exam, board for Brazos co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. Self Daniel A., Fairfield. Selman B. G., Tyler. Selman J. T., Wadeville. Settle J. M., Sulphur Springs. Shaeffer B. R., Paris. Sharp W. F., Bryant Station. Sharpe B. F., San Augustine. Sharpe J., San Augustine. Shaw A. G., Harmony Hill. Shaw Daniel, Camden. Shaw F. B., Round Top. Shaw IJ. D., Fayetteville. Shearer Henry, Galveston. Sheasby Samuel, Elgin. Att. lect, St. Louis, Mo.; member med. asso. of Bastrops co.; ass’t surg. confed. army. Sheffield J. C., (e) Seguin. Sliegog T. M., Cumming’s Creek. Shelburne B. L., Le Yannon. Shelton E. J., Bloomfield. Shelton J. K. P., Bryant Station. Shelton R. H., Rusk. Sheralter G., Hempstead. Sherrod L. L., Marshall. Shi S. P., (m) Maple Springs Shipley E. AY., Flora. Short D., Denison. Short J., Fort Worth. Short W., Gilmer. Shuford J. S., Tyler. Sikes W. K., Liberty. Silliman J. M., Palestine. Simmons F. W., Ilackberry. Simmons W. L., Weatherford. Simmons W. F., Beaumont. Simpson R. H., Jordan’s Saline. Sipscomb D. W., (m) Grape Vine. Sitton J. M., Austin. SKI TEXAS. THO 765 Skinner R. W , West Liberty. Slay Jolm, Corpus Cliristi. Sledge J. M., Houston. Slocum Mortimer, (h) San Antonio. Smith A., Houston. Smith B. M. E., McKinney. Smith C. A., Sutton Station. Smith II. D., Weatherfield. Smith Josiah, White Oak. Smith J. C., Bonham. Smith J. F., Dallas. Smith J. W., Jacksonville. Smith I\, Navasota. Smith S. F., Washington. Smith T. M., Prairie Lea. Smith W., Buejia Vista. Smith W. M., Ash Springs. Smith Wyatt R., Knoxville. Smythe R. R., Jacksonville. Smvthe P. Porte, Bryan. Snead A. H., Waco. Snedaker P. B.. (h) Lone Star. Sneed John C., Sherman. Sneed William Newton, Fairfield. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870. Snelling J. P., Bremond. Snodgrass G. R., Rusk. Snow I). W., Kaufman. Snow II. J., Kaufman. Somers J., Sherman. Spahn II., Loredo. Sparks John, Nacogdoches. Speed J. M., Alma. Spencer G. W., Kaufman. Spencer H., (e) Clinton. Spolm Arthur Edward, Corpus Christi. M. D., Long Island coll. hosp. (no date); member med. soc. of Kings co.; res. surg. and ass’t to prof, of surg. anat. in Long Island coll, hosp., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1867 ; act. ass’t surg. 2 years. Spratt A. C., Alto. Spring D. C., Austin. Stansburry L. D., Earpville. Starkie H., Bastrop. Starley S. F., Fairfield. Starr J. H., Marshall. Station G. I)., Tyler. Stavely W. F., Texana. Steams W. A.. Hallville. Steigner E., Woods. Stein R., Frederickburgh. Stenett M. D., Carthage. Stephens F., Galveston. Sterlings Ham, Columbia. Stevens Montague, Loredo. Stevenson F. E. B., Cumming’s Creek. Steward D. F., Houston. Stewart J. II., (h) Crockett. Still A. J., Palestine. Stinson J. B., Sherman. Stogsdin J. M., Weston. Stone C. B., Plantersville. Stone F. M., Jasper. Stone Samuel A., Richmond. Stone W. P., Seyene. Stowe J. S., Sherman. Strahn J. A., (m) Johnson Station. Stroup Miles Abernathy, Savannah. M. D., Charleston, S. C., med. coll., 1872. Stuart C., Austin. Stuart E. B., Montgomery. Stuart D. F., Houston. Stubblefield G. H., Horn Hill. Stubblefield G. R., San Augustine. Stults William. Dallas. Sturdevant M. K., Hickory Hill. Styles S. F., Independence. Styles U. S., Austin. Sutherland William, Victoria. Att. lect. at Ohio med. coll., 1841-42. Suttercoh F. W., Gatesville. Sutton J. E., Victoria. Swartzwelder A. C., Waco. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1845; del. to Am. med. asso. at New Orleans; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Swearengen R. M., Chapel Hill. Sweatt R. P., Waxahachie. Swindells J. H., Lancaster. Tait C. W.. Columbus. Talbott J. W., Savannah. Taliver John, Columbus. Tarpley J. B., Plain. Tate H. L., Flora. Tate R. N., Gonzales. Tate R. S., Lewisville. Tatune C. S., Content. Tawell J. C., Columbus. Taylor II. J., Marshall. Taylor I. S., Millville. Taylor J., Marshall. Taylor John B., Cistern. Taylor John Rhodes, Kosse. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1870; member med. soc. of Texas;—author of “Hepatitis,” 1871; and “Double Pneumonia,” 1872, in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Taylor M. A., Austin. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1849; v.-pres. med. soc. of Travis; phys. to blind asylum, Texas; pres, board of direc. State lunatic asylum. Taylor M. A., Austin. Taylor M. D. K., Jefferson. Taylor R. II., Millwood. Taylor R. J., Melrose. Taylor T. H., Marshall. Taylor T. II., Sulphur Bluff. Terhume A. A., Jefferson. Terry A. J., Sandy Point. Terry J. C., Webster. Thigpin E., (m) Hallville. Thomas E. L., Chapel Hill. Thomas I., Martin. Thomas R. B., Gonzales. Thomas W. O., Marshall. Thompkins J. S., Houston. Thompson A. J., Clarksville. Thompson B. C., Powellton. Thompson E. L., Bellville. Thompson H. P., (e) Gilmer. Thompson J., Huntsville. Thompson James A., Clarksville. Thompson John Alphonso, Annona. M. D., med. coll., Charleston, 1852; member med. board of exam.; phys. of Clarksville. Thompson J. R., Matagorda. Thompson K., Alteyton. Thompson S., Houston. Thompson S. B., Columbus. Thompson S. R., Rancho. Thompson T. C., Columbus. 766 THO TEXAS. whi Thompson W. M., Dallas. Thprton D. D., Warren. Thorton W. G., Victoria. Thockmorton J. A., Houston. Threadgill J. T., Courtney. Thurmond P. A., Hallettsville. Tiedler A., Corpus Christi. Tinsdale , (m) Douglass. Tinsley John S., Gonzales. Tisdale Edward, (m) Clarksville. Tisdale W. H., Clarksville. Tobin W. II., Calvert. Tompkins F. A., Sandy Point. Tompkins W. R., Middleton. Torgerson G., Galveston. Prof. anat. Galveston med. coll. Towles A., Plenitude. Townsend P. J., Waco. Towsey S. A., Galveston. Trammell II. S., (m) Weatherford. Trent Joseph, Kaufman. Trigg A. D., Prairie Lea. Trigg J. T., Thompsonville. Trimble E. L., Springville. Trimble W. II., Burnet. Trippe J. II., Martin. Trolinger W. II., Whitesboro’. Tucker E. II., Sterling. Tucker F., San Augustine. Tucker S. M., Weatherford. Tally II. C., Refugio. Turner J. B., Beaumount. Turner J. D., Quitman. Turner J. T., Greenville. Turner L., Independence. Turner R., Columbia. Turner W., Houston. Turpin Thomas J., Corpus Christi. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1869; Jefferson med. coll., 1870; health officer Arausa Pass, 1873. Tutweller II. A., High Hill. Ubran Henry Clarke, Industry. M. D., Ky. school of med., 1869. TJrband II. C., Alteyton. Ursury A. W. P., Bellton. Vanderhoeven , San Antonio. Vantieel D. D., Lewisville. Van Gieson II. C., Henderson. Van Hoy J. J., Bonham. Van Noy W., Bonham. Van Randorf L., Millheim. Van Zandt I. L., Fort Worth. A. B., Franklin coll., 1857 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La. (no date); rec. sec. of Tarrant co. med. asso. Vaughan S. F., Jonesville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1869. Vaught James, Douglass. Veasey J. W., La Grange. Vernon Jas. C., Camp’s Ferry. Vincent G. G., Grand Bluff. Viser W. C., Hallettsville. Vowell J. L., Farmington. Wade C. A., Rusk. Waldridge S. D., Danville. Walker C. C., Big Rock. Walker John E., (m) Georgetown. Walker J. G., San Antonio. Walker J. S., Seguin. Walker John T. J., Austin. Walker It. T., Moscow. Walker It. W., Jefferson. Walker T. E., Gonzales. Walker William Wallace, Pin Oak. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Wall A. S., Beckville. Wall James Thomas, Carthage. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of La., 1871. Wallace David Richard, Waco. A. B., Wake Forest coll., N. C., 1850; A. M., 1853; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1854: member Am. med. asso.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Waco, and med. soc. of Texas; surg. confed. army 4 years ;—author of “ Rdport on Malarial Haemorrhagic Fever,” in “L. and R. Medical Journal.” Wallace J., Jefferson. Wallace W. It., Clinton. Wallis John It., (m) Fort Worth. Walton A. F., Branensville. Wamack A. M., White Oak. Ward It., Austin. Ware W., Bastrop. Warren John H., (m) Tyler. Diploma to practise med. from physiological med. debating soc. Washington L. A., Columbus. Wathers J. J., (e) Galveston. Watkins M., Calvert. Watkins , Bremond. Watkins Thomas A., Austin. Watson J. H., Bastrop. Watson It. C., Hempstead. Watson S. II., Milford. Watts E. II., Galveston. Watts J. C., La Grange. Waugh D., Havasota. Weathered F. M., Fort Graham. Weatherspoon II. K., Wadeville. Webb J. S., Cotton Gin. Webb Thomas, Eagle Lake. Webber N. B., Paris. Weir D. M., Brownsboro’. Weir J. R., Pittsburgh. Weiselberg F. G., Austin. Welbonne J. L., Richmond. Welch James C., Iron Clad. Welch S. M., Galveston. Welch W. F., Saltillo. Weller C. O., Columbus. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., Phila., 1869;—author of paper, “ Accidental Reduction of the Head of Femur,” in “ New Orleans Journal of Med.” 1870. Wells J. W., Evergreen. West Hamilton A., West. Prof, materia medica and therap. Galveston med. coll. West S. F., (e) Sulphur Bluff. West T. M., McKinney. Westmoreland R. C., Madisonville. Weston John, Richmond. Wharton M., Bucksville. Wliedbell L. C., Warren. Wheeler J. M., Waco. White A. C., Concrete. White J. II., Pilot Port. White Joint L., Paris. White J. 1ST., Gonzales. WHI TEXAS. ZIM 767 White Tt. M., Industry. White R. W., La Grange. Whitehead I., Peach Tree. Whitehead W. W., Tyler. Whitlow , La Grange. Wightman John S., Rusk. Wilbourne J. X., Gainsville. Wilburn R. T., Larissa. Wilch S. M., Galveston. Wilker W. II., Waco. Wilkes A. B., Brenham. Wilkinson C. IL, Galveston. Demons, of anat., Galveston med. coll. Wilkinson J. F., Snow Hill. Wilkinson Reuben, La Grange. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Transylvania, 1838; post surg. confed. army, La Grange. Wilier C. O., Columbus. Wiley T. W., McKinney. Williams B. F., Pt. Pleasant. Williams Geo. Washington, (h) Denison. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872; member homceo. med. soe. of Kansas. Williams H. T., Martin. Williams J. X. B., (m) Fort Worth. Williams J. J., Anderson. Williams M., Refugio. Williams P. E., Fosterville. Williams R. S.. Plum Creek. Williams Z., Pine Hill. Willingham J. V., Meridian. Willis T. L., Weatherford. Willis J. M., Waco. Willis , Jr., Waco. Wills I. S., Cotton Gin. Wills Willis, Ladonia. Wilson D. M., Walnut Hill. Wilson I. G., Parkersville. Wilson J. B., (m) Montague. Wilson S. II., Weston. Wilson W. H., Bright Star. Winn P. G., Gonzales. Winter W. P., Fairfield. Wippreclit A. M., (m) Xew Braunfels. Wissing Charles, Yietoria. Witherspoon A. W., Chatfleld. Witherspoon H. T., Marshall. Witherspoon X. T., Chattield. Womack J. E., Owensville. Wood T. B., (e) Athens. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1849. Woods P. C., San Marcus. Woodson P. P., Montgomery. Woodson J. J., (h) Crockett. Woodson W. M-, Maysfield. Woodward John J., Bethel. Woorall It. D., (m) Gainsville. Woosham George H., Timber Creek. Woosten Thomas D., Paris. Wooton T. D., Paris. Wooten W., Jefferson. Wormack T. J., Waco. Wortham M. L., Palestine. Worthington G. W., Sumter. Wright D. C., Sherman. Wright J. W., Dallas. Wright William Curry, Lone Star. Att. lect. at Jefferson med. coll., 1847-8. Wright W. E., Quitman. Writhen W. C., Waxahacliie. Wyche George, Camden. Wyley Thomas W., McKinney. Wylie Thomas N. H., Pilot Point. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871; member board of med. exam, for Denton co. Wynne W. L., Gilmer. Yates S., Millican. Yates T. W., La Grange. Yeager C. E., (m) Veal’s Station. Yearow W. L„ (m) Horn Hill. Young A. C. W., Oakville. Young Harvey, Greenville. Young John H., Greenville. * Young S. O., Houston. Zaehery Burr H., (e) Bonham. Zimmerman G., Bastrop. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE TERRITORY OF UTAH. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF UTAH TERRITORY. Tnis region was a portion of the Mexican cession of 1848. The Territory of Utah was formed by the Act of September 9,1850, and included portions of country now in Colorado, Wyoming, and Nevada. The present area of the Territory is 84,476 square miles, and the population, as determined by the census of 1870, is 86,786.. According to the same autho- rity, there are 46 physicians in the Territory. Phthisis is the cause of six per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The Wasatch Mountains intersect the Territory “ from northeast to southwest, dividing it into two unequal parts ; that west of the range being the smaller, and included within the 1 Great Basin,’ the eastern division forming part of the basin drained by the Colorado of the West. The general elevation of its lakes and valleys is from 4000 to 6000 feet above the level of the sea. The mountain ranges, traversing its surface, rise from 2000 to 7000 feet above the adjacent valleys, the highest peaks being covered with snow throughout the year.” West of the mountains there are many saline and fresh-water lakes without any visible out- let. The largest of these is “ Great Salt Lake,” which is the purest natural brine on the surface of the Globe, and holds in solution twenty-five per cent, of common salt. No fish are found in this lake. Lake Utah is the next in size, and its pure fresh water abounds in speckled trout of large size. The principal rivers of this section are the Jordan, the Bear, the Sevier, and the Virgin. The eastern section “contains no lakes, its entire water sys- tem being composed of the Colorado of the West, and its tributaries, including Grand, Green, San Juan, and White Rivers. These rivers frequently intersect the mountain ridges of the country, running in canons of immense depth, with nearly vertical sides; debouch- ing from these canons as the lower plains are reached, the streams become broad and shal- low, running in beds but slightly depressed below the surface of the earth, and sometimes dividing their waters into numerous rivulets, which wind over the surface of broad fertile meadows, irrigating the soil and producing luxuriant vegetation. The celebrated ‘ Grand Canon ’ of the Colorado commences in Utah, below the magnificent valley in which the Green and Grand rivers unite, to form the Colorado, and Attends a distance of over 400 miles into Arizona and Nevada, with vertical walls rising from 500 to 1500 feet above the surface of the stream ; the exterior banks of the canon being from 2500 to 4000 feet above the bed of the river.” (Land Office Report, 1869, page 169.) Although the surface is such as we have described, there are many valleys which can hardly be surpassed for beauty and fertility. The timber lands cover about 2,000,000 acres, and fine building stone is easily obtained. Red hematite iron ore occurs in almost inexhaustible deposits, and of superior quality. Bituminous coal is found in several counties. Rock salt is abundant; gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, sulphur, potassic carbonate, alum, and borax are found. MINERAL SPRINGS OF UTAH. Salt Lake Hot Springs.—These Springs are situated about a mile from Salt Lake City and the “ waters are conveyed by pipes into bathing-houses within the city.” This is a ho sulphur water, and is of service in cutaneous diseases and chronic rheumatism. We giv the constituents as determined by Drs. Rogers and Jackson: ANALYSIS. One pint contains : SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 0.447 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.447 Chloride of Sodium 2.443 Chloride of Magnesium 0.066 Chloride of Calcium 0.566 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 0.692 Peroxide of Iron 0.021 Total 4.235 768 UTAH 769 Two miles north of these Springs there is a group of Springs, having a temperature of 128u. There are many other Mineral Springs in this Territory; the following may be men- tioned : Ten Springs at the mouth of Ogden Canon, near Ogden City, having a temperature of 121°, and containing iron and carbonates; fourteen Springs ten miles from Ogden City, having a temperature of about 136° ; and ten others at the same place, having the same tem- perature, containing chloride of sodium, iron, lime, the carbonates of magnesium, and evolving carbonic acid gas. Twelve miles north of Brigham City there are nine Springs, eight of which contain chlo- ride of sodium, carbonates, and carbonic acid gas. The other Spring contains the chloride of sodium, lime, carbonate of iron, and carbonic acid gas. The temperature of these Springs varies from 60° to 134° Fahr. These Springs, and several others, are fully described in the Reports of the U. S. Geo- logical Survey of the Territories, but as we are not aware of their having been used for medicinal purposes, we refer the reader to those interesting volumes. We do not know of any Medical Institutions or Societies in the Territory. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF TEE TERRITORY OF UTAH. AND WIN Anderson O. T., (e) Ogden City. Anderson Washington F., Salt Lake City. M. i)., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1841. Benedict T. D., Salt Lake City. Crockwell J. D., (e) Salt Lake City. M. D., Rock Island med. coll., 1849; member med. and chirurg. soc. of Iowa, med. soc. of Neb. ; founder of home for sick, Denver, Colo. Fowler Allen, Salt Lake City. Gerber John, (h) Salt Lake City. Graham John W., Corrinne. Hickman J. B., (e) Brigham City. Murphy James, (e) Salt Lake City. Ormsley O. C., (m) Brigham City. Ornsley J. S., (e) Salt Lake City. Richards Heber John, Salt Lake City. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Spencer W. C., Fort Saunders. Taggart J. P., Salt Lake City. Tait \V. H., Salt Lake City. Terry J., Salt Lake City. Tibbitts Robert, Salt Lake City. Williams R. L., (e) Ogden City. Wing J. S., (e) Salt Lake City. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF VERMONT. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF VERMONT. This region was peopled from the neighboring States, Fort Dummer (Brattleboro’), on the Connecticut river, being the first white settlement. “ Vermont received its name from the French verd wont (green mountain), indicative of the mountainous nature of the State.” This name was first officially recognized January 16, 1777. The State was formed in 1790, from territory claimed by New York, and was admitted into the Union March 4, 1791, with its present area of 10,212 square miles. According to the census of 1870, the State had a population of 330,551, among whom there were 569 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of 25 per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The most striking feature of the State is the mountainous range known as the Green Mountains, which traverse the State from north to south. “ In the centre of the State, this range is divided into two, of which the one called the Height of Land runs northeasterly to Canada, and the other, taking a northwesterly direction, sinks down in the northern part of the State. The former divides the streams of Lakes Champlain and Memphremagog, from the tributaries of the Con- necticut ; while the latter, though loftier, presents a more broken outline, and is cut through by several rivers. The part of the ridge which traverses the southern portion of the State is the dividing line between the waters that flow into the Hudson and those that empty themselves into the Connecticut. The Green Mountains are from ten to fifteen miles wide, much intersected with valleys, and they derive their name from their perpetual verdure, their sides being covered with small evergreen trees and shrubs, and their summits with green moss and winter grass. The highest summits are Mansfield Mountain, 4430 feet above the level of the sea, Camel’s Hump, 4188 feet high, both in the northwestern ridge, and Killington Peak, 4221 feet. Ascutney, a single elevation near Windsor, is 3320 feet above tide-water.” The Connecticut river and its branches drain the eastern portion of the State. The streams of the northern and northwestern portion flow into Lakes Memphrema- gog and Champlain, these lakes being connected, the former by the St. Francis’, and the latter by the St. John’s river, with the St. Lawrence. The streams of the southeastern part of the State empty into the Hudson river. None of these streams are of any great size or suitable for navigation, but they afford vast power for manufacturing purposes. The beauties of Lake Champlain, which separates this State from New York on the northwest, are too well known to need description here. Lake Memphremagog lies mostly in Canada, and is an exceedingly beautiful as well as a most important body of water. There are many small lakes throughout the State. The mineral productions of Vermont are iron, which is found in great abundance, copper, zinc, lead, manganese and porcelain earth. Small quantities of silver are found mixed with copper near Brandon. Granite, beautiful green and white marble, oil-stone and slate are abundant. The soil is generally rich, and the valleys exceedingly fertile. Hemlock, spruce and fir cover the mountain sides; oak, hickory, pine and cedar are found upon the lower lands. MINERAL SPRINGS OF VERMONT. Clarendon Springs are in Rutland county, four miles by stage from West Rutland, on the Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad. The water of these Springs is of service in certain forms of urinary disease, dyspepsia and engorgement of the liver. “ The Springs are delightfully situated amid the green hills of Vermont, at an elevation of eight hundred feet above the level of the sea,” and there are abundant hotel accommodations. One pint contains (50° Fahr., A. A. Hayes, M. D.): ANALYSIS. SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 0.38 OASES. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 5.77 Nitrogen 1.20 Chloride of Calcium Sulphate of Sodium Sulphate of Magnesium 0.34 Total 0.72 770 VERMONT. 771 Missisquoi Springs are situated in the town of Sheldon, in Franklin county. “Ho reliable quantitative analysis of these waters has ever been published. However, the prom- inent constituents are the alkaline carbonates, and silicic acid combined with alkaline bases, forming silicates. There is also a small proportion of iron and some organic matter ; also, traces of fluorides. The water of the Sheldon Springs is pleasant to the taste, with an almost imperceptible odor of sulphuretted hydrogen. The Missisquoi water is limpid, without odor, and to the sense of taste does not differ from ordinary water. The Vermont water has a very slight taste of iron.” “The Springs are four in 'Lumber—the Central, within the village; the Vermont, half a mile from the village; the Missisquoi, one and a half miles northward ; and the Sheldon, two miles from the village—all on the banks of the Missisquoi river. Within sight are Mount Mansfield and others of the Green Mountains. A cool, bracing and pure air sweeps over the hills, and attractive excursions invite in every direction. The altitude is stated as two thousand feet above the sea.” Several hotels furnish abundant accommodation for guests. This being an alkaline water is of service in urinary diseases of an acid character, in gout, and is said, on high authority, to be decidedly palliative in cases of cancer. Newburry Springs are at the town of the same name, on the Connecticut & Pas- sumpsic River Railroad, in Orange county. “Newburry is one of the most attractive towns in the Upper Connecticut Valley.” We give the mineral constituents as determined by Professor Hall. ANALYSIS, One pint contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.50 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.30 Carbonate of Calcium .V 2.20 Chloride of Sodium 0.04 Sulphate of Sodium 0.30 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.05 Phosphate of Iron 0.05 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Protoxide of Iron trace. Nitrate of Potassium 0.05 Hydrosulphate of Sodium 0.04 Silica and Suspended Clay 1.10 Organic Matter and Ammonia 0.03 Total 4.66 GAS. CUB. IN. Sulphuretted Hydrogen u ndetermined. Alburg Springs are in Grand Isle county, one mile from Alburg Station, on the Vermont Central Railroad. They are beautifully situated near the shores of Missisquoi Bay, “ amid the beauties of lake and mountain scOhery.” C. D. Jackson, M. D., has made the following analysis: ANALYSIS. One pint contains: SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium 1.095 Chloride of Magnesium 0.627 Chloride of Calcium 1 n mi Carbonate of Calcium j Sulphide of Potassium 1 1237 Sulphate of Potassium j SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphate of Sodium 0.887 Insoluble Matters 0.100 Organic Acid of the Soil (Crenic), and loss 0.250 Total 4.797 Dr. Jackson also found that the water was saturated with sulphuretted hydrogen and gave an alkaline reaction to test paper. Professor C. T. Chandler analyzed the water and found it to contain, in addition to the above, the hicarbonates of lithium and strontium. Highgate Springs are three and a half miles from Swanton, in Franklin county. The scenery is exceedingly beautiful, and the Missisquoi river flows close by the Springs. There are abundant hotel accommodations. We give the mineral constituents as found in the “ Geology of Vermont, 1867.” ANALYSIS. One pint contains (A. A. Hayes, M. D., Champlain Spring): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Chloride of Sodium 0.021 Protoxide of Iron 0.004 Crenic Acid 0.112 Silicic Acid 0.102 Total 1.223 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Potassium 0.459 Carbonate of Sodium 0.153 Carbonate of Magnesium .- 0.152 Carbonate of Calcium 0.127 Carbonate of Ammonium trace Chloride of Potassium 0.093 Elgin Spring is in Addison county, three miles south of Vergennes. Dr. C. L. Allen (“Geology of Vermont”) says that one pint of the water contains thirty grains of solid, matter, sulphate of magnesium being the chief mineral ingredient. The sulphates of sodium and iron, the carbonates of calcium and sodium, and carbonic acid gas are also found in the water. miles south of Vergennes. Dr. C. L. Allen 772 VERMONT. Welden Spring is at St. Albans, in Franklin county. Doctor A. A. Hayes of Boston analyzed the water in 1867, and found it to contain the following mineral constituents: crenate of iron, iodide of magnesium, the carbonates of sodium magnesium, and calcium, the chloride of sodium, the silicate of sodium, and the sulphates of potassium and calcium; in all a little over three grains to the pint. Middletown Springs are at the town of the same name in Rutland county. We have no analysis of the water of these Springs, but they are said to be of service in “ dyspepsia, constipation, catarrh, tumors, general debility, and all diseases of the kidneys, skin, and blood.” We have no information in regard to the “ Medicinal Spring ” at Arlington in Benning- ton county. MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF VERMONT. The Medical Department of the University of Vermont, was organized at Burling- ton in 1817. Instruction is given by nine professors and two assistants. The “annual course” of lectures commences on the third Thursday in March, and continues sixteen weeks. Clinical instruction is given at the College. Students must pass an examining board, appointed by the Vermont State Medical Society, and the usual faculty examination before they are allowed to graduate. The fees are : matriculation, $5 ; general ticket, $70; graduation, $25. In addition to the above, a private course on the principles and practice of medicine, surgery, anatomy, obstetrics, diseases of women, and physiology, is given dur- ing the winter by several of the professors. This course is divided into two'terms, and the fee for each term is $10 to each professor. HOSPITALS. The Vermont Asylum for the Insane is located at Brattleboro’. It had its origin in a bequest of $10,000 from Mrs. Anna Marsh, of Hinsdale (H. II.), who died in 1834. The Asylum “ subsequently received some aid from the State, but has never been strictly a State institution.” It was opened December 12, 1836. The Asylum is capable of accommodating about five hundred patients. Since the opening of this institution to August 1, 1872, 4748 patients were received, of this number 267 recovered their reason. During the two years ending August 1872, 759 patients were treated, 99 of whom recovered, 48 were discharged improved, and 48 died. Doctor Joseph Draper, the Superintendent, has kindly furnished us with the above information. We have no knowledge of any other hospital in this State. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF VERMONT. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Medical Society of Vermont L. C. Butler E. S. Peck. Chittenden County Medical Society W. H. Atwater W. B. Lund. Burlington Medical and Surgical Club W. B. Lund E. Peck. Connecticut River Valley Medical Society F. Whitman. Franklin County Medical Society S. W. Langdon. St. Albans Medical Association S. S. Clark. Missisquoi Valley Medical Association S. E. Farnsworth. Moosehillock Medical Association Wm. Child. Orleans County Medical Society L. Patch C. L. Erwin. Washington County Medical Society ! D. E. Kemp. White Mountain Medical Society, comprises the] Counties of Caledonia, Essex, and Orange, in j- John McNab Vermont and Coos, and Grafton in N. H J MEDICAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF VERMONT. Any physician or surgeon is allowed to have a human subject for dissection, for the pur- pose of instructing students, and for anatomical investigation, provided he has obtained the subject without violation of law. Any regularly organized medical school, or any physician or surgeon in this State, is allowed to receive the remains of any person who has been executed for crime ; unless the friends or relatives object to having the body delivered, within twenty-four hours after execution. A medical school physician or surgeon is allowed to receive, for anatomical purposes, the body of any deceased physician or surgeon, which has been bequeathed to it or him, unless the relatives of the deceased, within twenty-four hours after his death, object to the be- quest.—Act of Assembly, passed Dec. 5, 1853. The “ Homoeopathic Medical Society ” is incorporated by Act of Assembly, passed Nov. 13, 1858. MEDICAL DIRECTORY Of THE STATE OP VERMONT. ADA BRU Adams Charles F., Rutland. Adgate Luther Wright, St. Johnsbury. M. D., med. coll., Woodstock; member med. soc. of Orleans co., soc. of nat. sciences, Orleans co. Allen Charles L. Member med. soc. of Vt. Allen David. Member med. soc. of Vt. Allen JI. W., Brattleboro’. Allen Samuel J., Hartford. Arnold Jeremiah, (m) Londonderry. Arnold Luther, Londonderry. Arthur Asa A., (h) Vergennes. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; member homceo. med. soc. of Vt. and Am. inst. of homceo. Atwater II. II., Burlington. Avery John, Shoreham. Ayer R. M., (h) Danville. Backus Charles, Forestdale. M. IX,med. dep’t Dartmouth coll, (no date); mem- ber med. soc. of Rutland co.; in practice 53 yrs. Bagley George A., West Faville. Bagley George K., Chelsea. Baily J. T., Rutland. Barker Ephraim, Londonderry. Barkus , Brandon. Barnes Albert, Stowe. Member nied. soc. of Vt. Barrett H. J., Castleton. Barrows Albert, Stowe. Bartlet II. O., Milton. Bartlett II. O., Georgia. Membermed. soc. of Vt. Bates Daniel. Member med. soc. of Vt. Baxter Henry II., Highgate. Member med. soc. of Vt. Beanch J., St. Albans. Belnap Simeon, Rochester. Bemis Oliver, Jonesville. Bemis S. W., Dummerston. Bennett R. II., Bennington. Bennett R. II., North Pound. Benson Ebenezer, Lyme. Benson Henry R. Jones, Rutland. M. D., Castleton med. ooll., 1849; membermed. soc. of V t. Bickford Henry, East Burke. Bigelow A. E., Poarre. Member med. soc. ofVt. Bigelow Thomas, Burlington. Bingham Le Roy Monroe, Stowe. M. D., Burlington med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Vt. Bixley Armentus Boyden, Londonderry. M. D., Castleton med. col]., 1858; member med. soc. of Conn. River Valley; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Blaisdale Edson George, Bidport. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1871. Blanchard D. W., Coventry. Blanchard 1ST. M., Bidport. Bliss A. P., Wardsboro’. Bliss George, Poultry. Borokee J. A., West Charleston. Bowedick L. F., Winooski. Bowedon Wilfred, Swanton. Boynton Henry, Woodstock. M. D., med. coll., Vt., 1852; member med. soc. of Vt., med. soc. of N. II.; State commissioner of insane; cor. member Boston gynaecological soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 21 years. Bradford P. D., North held. Member med. soc. of Vt. Braley N. W., Chelsea. Member med. soc. of Vt. Branch John, St. Albans. M. D., Vt. of med., 1837 ; member med. soc. of Vt.; pres. med. asso. of St. Albans. Brigham C. W., Pittsfield. Member med. soc. of Vt. Brigham G. N., Montpelier. Brigham Homer C., (h) Northfleld. M. D., homoeo. coll., N. Y., 1872; member homceo. med. soc. of Vt. Bromley George Wilber, Kichmond. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1844; member med. soc. of Chittenden co., med. soc. of Vt. Bronson IraT., Newbury. Brook Samuel T., St. Johnsbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Brooks J. S., St. Johnsbury. Broowe A. P., West Charleston. Brown Abie, Burke Brown Ameesee Merriman, Sheldon. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., N. H., 1839; member med. soc. of Vt.; pres. med. soc. of Franklin co., 1872. Brown A. P., Charleston. Brown Hiram R., St. Johnsbury. Brown I., Wells River. Brownell William E., Lyndonville. Bruce M. W., Brattleboro’. Brush A. G., Fairfax. Brush E. R., Cambridge. Membermed. soc. of Vt. Brush Salmon, Cambridge. ( Member med. soc. of Vt. 773 774 BUG VERMONT CUT Bugbee A. G., Derby Line. Bugbee Ralph, Waterford. Bullard Gates B., St. Johnsbury. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. ofVt., Am. med. asso., 1872; pres. med. soc. of Caledonia co.; surg. U. S. vols. 11 years. Burdick A. F., Underhill. Burton H. S., Benson. Burton Putman, (m) Ludlow. Bushnell Homer, Pownal. Buss Zackus, Middleburgh. Butler Lucius C., Essex. M. D., med. coll, of Vt., 1843; member med. soc. of Chittenden co.; pres. med. soc. of Vt.; lion, member med. soc. of Franklin co.;—ass’t editor “Med. and Surg. Reporter,” in 1861—62;— author of “ The Physiological Properties and Therapeutic Action ofVeratrum Viride,” 1865; “ Decadence of the American Race—the Cause and Remedy,” 1867; “ On Cerebro-spinal Menin- gitis,” 1864; “ New Remedial Agents,” 1869; “ Intoxication by Alcohol, its Medical, Social, and Civil Aspects—Duty of Physicians,” 1869. Butterfield Thomas, Weathersfield. Cady Morris, (m) West Windsor. Cahoon Charles S., Lyndon. Calderwood H. S., Moretown. Member med. soc. of Vt. Calkins Marshall, Burlington. Prof, physiol, and microscopic anat. med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Camp A. R., Richmond. Campbell Daniel, Saxton’s River. Cargill C. G.,Peacham. Carpenter B. W., Burlington. Carpenter C. II., Rutland. Carpenter E. H., Fair Haven. Carpenter Walter, Burlington. Member med. soc. of Vt.; prof, theory and prac. of med. med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Carpenter Warren W.,West Burke. Carter A. J., Wheelock. Carter William Henry, Bradford. M. D.,med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1849 ; member med. soc. of Mooselauk, east and west sides of Connecticut River. Caverly Abial M., Pittsford. Chamberlin Charles Hidden, (h) Barre. M. D., homoeo. med. coll., Pa., 1863; member ho- mceo. med. soc. of Vt. Chandler C. M., St. Albans. Member med. soc. of Vt. Chandler Charles W., Montpelier. Chandler J., St. Albans. Chandler J. L., St. Albans. Chandler Merritt Henry, Bridgewater. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of'Va., 1869. Chase Leonard, Springfield. Cheney W. S., East Wallingford. Chessmore A. H., Huntington. Claggett C., Northfield. Clark Charles, Townsend. Member med. soc. of Vt. Clark E., Halifax. Clark J. M., Brattleboro’. Clark Ripley, Windsor. Clark Rufus K., South Hero. Clark Sheldon S., St. Albans. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1849 ; member med. soc. of Vt.; pres. med. soc. of Franklin co.; sec. med. asso. of St. Albans, 1873. Clark Theophilus, Tunmouth. Clement John P. P., Norwich. Clement S. S., Factory P«>int. Cochran Thomas II., West Rutland. Colburn Samuel H., (h) Springfield. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Phila., 1870; mem- ber Am. inst. of liommo. and homoeo. med. soc. of Yt. Cole Charles, West Haven. Member med. soc. of Vt. Cole Matthew, Burlington. Member med. soc. of Yt. Coleman L. P., (m) Londonderry. Collier Peter, Burlington. Prof, chemistry and toxicology and dean of facul- ty univ. of Vt. Colley George W., (h) Sutton. Colton George W., (h) Woodstock. M. D., med. coll., N. Y., 1868 ; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; ex-v.-pres. and pres, homoeo. med. soc. of Yt. Comegys J. M., St. Albans. Congdon L., Brattleboro’. Coock L. A., (m) Montpelier. Coock O., Rutland. Coolidge Daniel F., Ludlow. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. Copeland John Wesley, Lyndonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1866; member med. soc. of Caledonia co. Corey Charles, Waterville. Member med. soc. of Vt. Corey S. R., Craftsbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Corgell Charles C., Waterford. Cornault M., St. Albans. Corwin M. N., Corinth. Cotton G. W., (h) Northfield. Crugen Isaac, Chester. Crain Henry F., Springfield. Cram F. F., Ferrisburgh. Cramton Josiah O’Bear, Fairfield. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1861; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Vt. Crandall H. A., Burlington. Member med. soc. of Vt. Crandall Hiram, Burlington. Crane Robert B., Weythersfield. Crowley George, Shrewsbury. Crowley John, Mt. Holly. Member med. soc. of Vt. Culderwood H. S., Moretown. Currier Christopher B., (h) Middlebury. M. D., med.dep’t univ. of Pa., 1860; member ho- mceo. med. soc. of Vt., Am. inst. of homoeo.; U. S. pension surg.;—author of “ Monogram on Diphtheria,” 1860. Currier J. M., Newport. Currier Samuel N., Norwich. Curtis D., Richmond. Cushman Earl, Orwell. Attend, lects. in Boston, 1820-21; licensed to practise, 1821; lion. M. D., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1854; ex-pres. med. soc. of Addison co.; member med. soc. of Vt., Am. med. asso., 1872; —author of “ Report on Placenta Previa,” 1858 ; and other med. papers. Cutter George B., Bakersfield. CUT VERMONT GOO 775 Cutting Hiram A., Lunenburgh. A. M., Norwich univ.; M. D., med. dep’t Dart- mouth coll.; member White Mountain med. asso. of northern N. H. and Vt.; exam. surg. for pensions; member naturalist soc., Italy, Am. acad. for advancement of science, Essex inst., Salem, Mass., hist. soc. of Vt., Dartmouth scientific club and scientific asso., naturalist soc., Orleans co., Vt., geographical soc., 111. Daly A. A., Bradford. Darling William, Burlington. Prof, general and special anat. med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Darrah A. J., Enosburgh Falls. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1867; member med. soc. of Franklin co. Davenport George, East Randolph. Davis Church B., Sutton. Day Henry C., Bennington. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1870; mem- ber med. soc. of Bennington co. Day W. M., Middlebury. Dearborn D. P., Brattleboro’. Denis A., Montpelier. Dewey E. H., Pittsford. Dewey J. Y. Member med. soc. of Vt. Dodge Albert, Chelsea. Dolly A. A., Bradford. Donaldson S. J., Derby. Doty A. A., St. Johnsbury. Dow Hiram, Plainfield. Downes C. S., Mclndoe’s Falls. Dresser George, Grafton. Dresser Simeon, Grafton. Drew Edgar A., North Troy. Draper Joseph, Brattleboro’. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; member med. soc. of Mass, and med. soc. of Vt.; sup’t and phys. asylum for insane, Brattleboro’, Vt.; act. ass’t surg. gen’l hosp. of Brattleboro’ 5 months. Dunsmore George, St. Albans. A. B., Middlebury coll., 1851; A. M., 1854; M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1855 ; Ohio med. coll., Cin- cinnati, 1871; sec. med. soc. of Franklin co. ; member med. soc. of-St. Albans, and med. soc. of Vt. Durant J. S., Danville. Durkee John, (e) N. Tunbridge. M. D., med. coll, of Worcester, Mass., 1857; ex- v.-pres. of eclec. med. soc. of Vt. Dustin Daniel, Craftsbury. Dutton Thomas Tracy, Barton Landing. M. D., med. coll, of Burlington, Vt., 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Orleans co. Dyer Oliver G., Brandon. Member med. soc. of Vt. Eastman S. N., Groton. Eaton Benjamin Franklin, Hartford. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1870 ; member med. soc. of Caledonia co. (first pres, of the soc.) ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Eddy M. IL, Middlebury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Eddy William F., S. Londonderry. Edmunds M. C., Weston. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1858 ; member med. soc. of Vt., and med. asso. of Conn. Itiver. Edson Ezra, (e) Factory Point. EdsonM. F., (e) Brandon. Ellis Charles C., Barnard. Ellis W. IS!., Townsend. Emmons Lewis, Hartland Four Corners. Member med. soc. of Vt. Fairchild Benjamin F., Milton. Member med. soc. of Vt. Fairman Erastus Philo, Wolcott. M. D.. coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1854; member med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 14 months. Fales Horace, Waterbary. Member med. soc. of Vt. Farnsworth Cyrus, Montpelier. Farnsworth J. H., Fairfax. Farnsworth J. H., St. Albans. Farnsworth Silas, Montgomery. Farrell John, Woodhull. Farwell E. J., Dorset. Fassett Oscar F., St. Albans. M. I)., med. coll, of Vt., 1851; member med. soc. of Franklin co., med. asso. of St. Albans, med. soc. of Vt., and gynecological soc. of Boston; exam. surg. for pensions. Ferrin C. M., Essex Junction. Ferrin Chester M., St. Johnsbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Field A. E., Washington. Member med. soc. of Vt. Flagg R. L., Jeffersonville. Flanders Charles Arthur, West Cornwell. Att. lects. in Burlington Vt., and Hahnemann med. coll, of Phila., 1872; member homeeo. med. soc. of Vt. Flanders George T., Waterbury. Fletcher F., Strafford. Fose W., Wallingford. Fox George H., Rutland. M. P., Castleton med. coll., 1851; member med. soc. of Vt., and historical soc. of Vt. Fox William C., Wallingford. M. D., acad. of med., Castleton, Vt., 1829; mem- ber med. soc. of Vt. Francis M., Burlington. Frink J. E., Waterbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. ' Frost C. P., Brattleboro’. Member med. soc. of Vt. Fuller S. J., Richford. Fulsom J. D., St. Johnsbury. Gale George F., Brattleboro’. Gale Joseph S., Orwell. Gale Nathan, Orwell. Gammell Samuel, (h) Barnet. Member homeeo. med. soc. of Vt. Gates , Stowe. Gaylord Charles, Hardwick. Member med. soc. of Vt. George A., East Calias. Gillett H. IF, Post Mills. Gillett W., Whitingham. Gilman T., Morrisville. Glines H., W. Derby. Goldsmith W. W., Rutland. Member med. soc. of Vt. Goodall F. W., Greensboro’. Member med. soc. of Vt. 776 GOO VERMONT, HOW Goodrich George Shurman, West Berk- shire. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1854; member med. soc. of Vtt, med. soc. of Franklin co., med. soc. of St. Albans’ Village, and med. soc. of Missis- quoi Valley. Goodrich Y. C. Member med. soc. of Vt. Goodwillie S., Vernon. Goodwillie Thomas, Vernon. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1863; M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth med, coll., 1866 ; also, coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. (no date); member med. soc. of Vt., and med. asso. of Conn. Biver. Goodwin Martin, Hatford. Goss S. N., Georgia. Gray Charles Adams, Brattleboro’. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Vt., and med. asso. of Connecticut Valley. Gray George Henry, (e) East Calias. M. D., physico-med. inst., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1868; member eclec. med. soc. of Vt. Greegular , St. Albans. Gregg J. W., Ryegate. Grey George II., East Calias. Green Matthew. Grinnell Ashbel Parmelee, Burlington. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of St. Lawrence co., N. Y., med. soc. of Chittenden co., Vt., med. soc. of Vt., and med. club of Burlington; lect. on obstet. and diseases of women med. dep’t univ. of Vt.; health officer city of Burlington. Griswold Samuel II., West Rutland. Grout D. D., Wheelock. Grover L. H., Ilyde Park. Gustin Walter, South Strafford. M. D., med. dep’t Dartmouth med. coll., 1859 ; ex- member med. soc. of Vt. Haines G. M., North Craftsbury. Hall B. G., East Fairfield. Hall E. D., New Haven. Hall E. J., Morrisville. Hall George M., Swanton. Member med. soc. of Vt. Hall Horace Prescott, St. Albans. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1853; member med. asso. of St. Albans’ Village, med. soc. of Frank- lin co., and med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Hall Stanton L., Bennington. Halton H. D., Brattleboro’. Hamilton John D., Rutland. Hamilton J. II., Richford. Member med. soc. of Vt. Hammond , Stowe. Harding Abraham, South Hero. Member med. soc. of Vt. Harding W. F., Derby Line. Harmon James C., Westford. M. 1)., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1866; member med. soc. of Vt., and med. soc. of Chittenden co. Harrington George L., Colchester. Harrington II. G., Chester. Harrington J. L., Halifax. Harris N. M., Worcester. Member med. soc. of Vt. Haseltine H. P., Barnet. Haskin George Blake, Arlington. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1864; member med. soc. of Bennington co., and med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 1 year. Hathaway Franklin Brooks, Milton. M. D., med. coll., Vt., 1845; member med. soc. of Vt., and med. soc. of Chittenden co. Haughton M. G., St. Johnsbury. Hawley C. F., Fairfax. Haylett James, (h) Moretown. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., 1869; member homoeo. med. soc. of Vt.; med. exam, for pen- sions. Haynes Benton, Grand Island. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865. Haynes Barkus II., Rutland. Haynes Stephen I)., E. Wallingford. Hazelton Daniel W., Cavendish. Hazelton Hiram J., (h) Barnet. M. D., homceo. med. coll., Cleveland, 1863; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Vt. Hazen Edwin, Woodstock. M. D., med. coll., Vt., 1841; member med. soc. of Vt., and Am. med. asso., 1872. Hazen Orvis W., Norwich. Hazen Stephen D., (e) East Wallingford. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Phila., 1866. Ilazlett James, (h) Moretown. Hemenway Lewis Hunt, Manchester. A. B., Middlebury coll., 1864; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1866; member med. soc. of Ben- nington co., and med. soc. of Vt. Hickcok II. D., Wells River. Hier Almon A., Lincoln. Hill Merrill Washington, (h) Waterbury. M. I)., Hahnemann med. coll., 1871; member homceo. med. soc. of Vt. Hinman George A., West Charleston. Hon. M. A., univ. of Vt.; M. 1)., med. coll., Vt., 1841; member med. soc. of Vt.; ex-pres. med. soc. of Orleans co.; pres. soc. of nat. sciences, Orleans co. Hitt John E., Wallingford. Hodge II. D., Johnson. Holbrook T. J., Wolcott. Member med. soc. of Vt. Holden E. B., North Clarendon. Holt J. M., Bridgewater. Holten Henry D., Brattleboro’. Prof, materia medica and gen’l pathol. med. dep’t univ.t>f Vt.; member med. soc. of Vt. Holten Joel, Jamaica. Hooker E. G., Waitsfield. Hopkins W. S., Vergennes. A. B., Middlebury coll., 1846 ; A. M., 1849 ; M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Vt.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions. Horton A. E., East Poultney. Horton C. W., Brattleboro’. Member med. soc. of Vt. Horton George W., Winooski. Houghton A. S., West Paulet. Houghton M. G., St. Johnsbury. Houghton O. T., Bakersfield. Hovey F. F., Jericho Centre. Howard Benjamin, Burlington. Prof. prin. and prac. of surg. med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Howard W. II. M., Fairlee. Howe Edward. Payson, Jericho. M. D., med. coll, of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of Vt., and med. soc. of Chittenden co. HUB VERMONT, NEW 777 Hubbard Lorenzo Weeks, Lyndon. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867. IIuges A., Fair Haven, llulett E., Wallingford. II ull Horace, Poultney. Humphrey S., North Ferrisburgh. Hunter Horatio M., St. Johnsbury. Huntington William M., Rochester. Member med. soc. of Vt. Hutchinson William Robert, Enosburgli. M. D., Castleton Hied, coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Franklin co., and med. soc. of Vt.; pres, med. soc. of Missisquoi valley. Hyde A. J., St. Johnsbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Hyde Melvin J., Isle La Motte. Ide Marcus, Calais. M. D., Vt. med. school, Woodstock, and Dart- mouth med. coll, (no dates); member med. soc. of Washington'co. Jackson A. LI. W., Grand Isle. Jackson J. H., Montpelier. Member med. soc. of Vt. Janes Henry, Waterbury. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1855; ass’t and house phys. Bellevue hosp., N. Y., 1855-56 ; member med. soc. of Washington co., med. soc. of Mass., and Am. med. asso., 1872 ; pres. med. soc. of Vt., 1870; surg. U. S. vols. 5 years. Jenne R. C., Topsham. Johnson Frank B., Jacksonville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1869. Jones H. R., Benson. Member med. soc. of Vt. Jones Julian Henry, (h) Bradford. M. D., homoeo. med. coll., Phila., 1860; member homoeo. med. soc. of Vt., and Am. inst. of homoeo. Jones J. S., St. Johnsbury. Jordan A. B., Montpelier. Keach John, St. Johnsbury. Kelsea George Stores, Newport. M. D., homoeo. coll, of Cleveland, 1867; member med. soc. of Vt. Kelsey J. R., Newport. Kemp Dean Gustavus, Montpelier. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll.. 1866; ex-sec. med. soc. of Washington co. Kemp E. G., Montpelier. Kendall Ariel, Springfield. Kendrick Asahel, West Randolph. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth med. coll., 1838. Kent E. W., Huntington Centre. Ketchum Benjamin F., Brattleboro’. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.,'1860. Ketchum Thomas J., Pittsford. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Vt. Kidder C. W. B., Vergennes. Kindred John J., Suffolk. King A. F. A., Burlington. Prof, of obstet. and dis. of women and child., med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Kingsley L., Moretown. Knight Enoch, Fairfax. Knight E. A., Springfield. Member med. soc. of Vt. Knight Gromville, Springfield. Knight Harvey, Georgia. Member med. soc. of Yt. Knox J. M., Burlington. Knox M., Burlington. Lamb M. D., Waterbary. Lamson D. A., Putney. Langdon S. W., Sheldon. Langfield Braman, Isle La Motte. Laselle William F., Plainfield. Leach Charles S., Highgate Centre. Member med. soc. of Yt. Lengfeld Braman Everett, Isle La Motte. M. D., med. coll, of Burlington, I860; member med. soc. of Vt.; med. exam, life ins. co. Leonard .T. H., St. Albans. Leund W. B., Burlington. Lewis Calvin, Concord. McAllister J., Bernard. McCleam M., Northfield. McCollum E., Woodstock. McCollum W., Woodstock. McCowan W. B., St. Albans. McKenzie J. D., Westfield. McKnabb, Woodstock. Macomber J. E., Montpelier. Member med. soc. of Vt. Madison I. A., Liberty Mills. Marsh Scott, Moretown. Marshall Alden V., (h) Mendon. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1862; left prac. of med. to preach in M. E. Church. Martin A. C., East Dorset. Maxfield P., Vergennes. Maynard W. B., West Rupert. Meacham , Wallingford. Mead John Abner, Rutland. A. B., Middlebury coll., 1864; A. M., 1867; M. D., med. coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1868; ass:t phys. of Kings co. asylum, and Kings co. hosp., Flatbush, Long Island. Meeker Hiram, Jr., Poultney. Merriam S. D., Richmond. Miles J. W., Hinesburgli. Member med. soc. of Vt. Miller Henry J., Sheldon. Millington John, Dorset. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich;, 1873; member med. soc. of Bennington co. Moon L. C., N. Troy. Moore D. C., S. Royalton. Morgan Austin L., Hartland. Morgan E. N. S., Bennington. Member med. soc. of Vt. Morgan J. B., Johnson. Member med. soc. of Vt. Morse James E., S. Royalton. Morse John II., Danviile. Moseley Luther, Arlington. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1832; pres. med. soc. of Bennington co.; member med. soc. of Vt. Kayes L. A., Randolph. Newell H. C., Barnet. Newell Silver, St. Johnsbury. Newman George S., Liberty Mills. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., li>40; surg. confed. army 1 year. 778 NEW VERMONT SCO Newton Buna, St. Johnsbury. Newton L. B., N. Bennington. Nichols C. C., Wills. Nichols G. W., St. Albans. Member med. soc. of Vt. Niles Harry Hafe, Post Mills Village. M. D., med. dep’t of Dartmouth coll., 1834; mem- ber med. soc. of Orange co., and med. soc. of Vt. Nimms B. E. Member med. soc. of Vt. Noble George N., Wallingford. Licentiate of Rutland co. med. soc.; att. lect. at Castleton med. coll., and coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y.; member med. soc. of Vt. North Albert. Member med. soc. of Vt. Nott Albert, Jericho. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1869; member med. soc. of Chittenden co., and med. soc. of Vt. Onion D. H., Milton. Ormsby J. B., St. Johnsbury. Osman J. S., Manchester. Page Prank Wilford, Brandon. A. B., univ. of Vt., 1864; A. M., 1867 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1866; mem. med. soc. of Vt. Page George, Rutland. Paine Ezra, Montpelier. Member med. soc. of Vt. Paine E. G., Bristol. Parker L. F., Peacham. Parkhurst C. B., Irasburgh. Parsons Albert, Cambridge. Patch Lewis, N. Derby. Member med. soc. of Vt. Paul E., Middletown. Paul George E., Rutland. Peck Charles "\V., Brandon. M. I)., Long Island med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. ofVt. Peck Edward S., Burlington. Member med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t to prof, of surg. med. dep’t univ. of Vt. Peck John N., St. Johnsbury. Peek John Howard, (h) Derby Centre. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1866 ; member Conn. River Valley homoeo. med. soc., med. soc. of Vt., Am. inst. of homoeo. Pell Charles R., Montpelier. Penz Charles S., Poultney. M. D., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1846. Perry Crosley A., East Wallingford. Perry Charles N., Perkinsville. Perry C. S., Poultney. Petter A. L., Wilmington. Pettengill Edward H., Saxton’s River. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1866; sec. med. asso. Conn. River Valley; ass’t sec. med. soc. of Vt., 1873. Petty A. L. Member med. soc. of Vt. Phelps A., Marsfield. Phelps Edward E., Windsor. Phelps R. N., Barnard. Phillips W. S., Arlington. Plant A. M., St. Albans. Member med. soc. of Vt. Platt II. Member med. soc. of Vt. Platt William N.. Shoreham. Plumley George H., Montpelier. Pond Erasmus A., Rutland. Member med. soc. of Vt. Pope G. R., St. Johnsbury. Porter Cyrus, Rutland. Porter Edwin, Montpelier. Porter E. O., Cornwall. Porter James B., Rutland. Potter H., Bennington. Potter H. J., Bennington. Powers E. S., Franklin. Putman I). W., Morrisville. Putnam Jacob Hubbard, Ludlow. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll.. 1867; member med. asso. of Conn. River Valley. Putnam Sumner, Montpelier. M. D., med. coll., Vt., 1842; member med. soc. of Vt., med. soc. of Washington co.; ex-pres. State med. soc.; —author of papers in “ Transactions of Med. Soc. of Vt.” Rand James B., Hartford. Randall David, Hyde Park. Ranney E. O., Barton Landing. Ranney S. E., North Pennington. Rese Franklin E., Fairfax. Ressegnie Alex., Chester. Reynolds H. II., A1 burgh Springs. Richard James S., Woodstock. Richardson J. II., Winooski. Member med. soc. of Vt. Richmond Josephs., Woodstock. Member med. soc. of Vt. Richmond Lemuel, Derby Line. Richmond Lorriston A., Ilartland. Ried J. A., Liberty Mills. Roberts D. II., Fletcher. Roberts G. W., Underhill Centre. Robinson D. A., Island Pond. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1859 ; surg. U. S. vols. Robinson Walter S., Felchville. Rockwell W. II., Brattleboro’. Rockwell W. II., Jr., Brattleboro’. Member med. soc. of Vt. Rodimon Henry L., Bridgewater. Member med. soc. of Vt. Rogers C. S., Troy. Rogers Lyman, Shaftsbury. Ross James, Rutland. Ross O. E. Member med. soc. of Vt. Rowell George B., North Troy. Rowley Smith T., Middleburv. Ruggies Anson M., (h) Barton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1859; member ho- meeo. med. soc. of Vt. Rupell William P., Middlebury. Russ Kimball, South Pomfret. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1827; v.-pres. med. soc. of Vt., 1854-57, and member 30 years. Rutherford J. C., Newport. Ryder J. C., North Randolph. Sanborn George W., Kingston. Sargent W. B., Paulet. Sawyer Langdon, Springfield. Scott Charles A., Tyron. Member med. soc. of Vt. Scott Chester C., Lyndon. Scott C. W., Proctorsville. Scott II. W., Beadsboro’. Scott Martin Luther, (h) West Bandolph. M. Darned, dep’t univ. of Vt., 1856; sec. homoeo. med. soc. of Vt.; member Orange co. scientific asso. Searles O. S., Ilighgate Centre. Sheldon Lorenze, West Butland. Sherar John, St. Albans. Sherman B. B., St. Albans. Sherwin Orland W., Woodstock. Sherwood Ralph, Fairfield. M. D., Berkshire med. coll.; member med. soc. of Vt.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Shiver C., Bethany. Simpson T. G., Vershire. Member med. soc. of Vt. Skinner J. F., Barton. Smith Albert, Queechy. Smith Alpheus Decter, (h) Lyndonville. M. D., hoinceo. coll., N. Y., 1869 ; member Hahne- mann med. soc. of N. Y., and homoeo. med. soc. of Vt. Smith Charles Carroll, Gaysville. A. B., Middlebury coll., 1862; A. M., 1865 ; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1865; member med. soc. of'Vt. Smith Dudley B., Plainfield. Smith Ezra A., Brandon. Smith Erdix T., East Corinth. Smith Horace, Bennington. Smith II. F., Castleton. Smith S. A., St. Albans. Smith Whitetable, Brandon. Smyth S. W., Burlington. Somers A. B. Member med. soc. of Vt. Spafford George, Windham. M. D., Albany med. coll., 1859; member med. soc. of Vt. and Conn. Valley med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Sparhawk G. E. E., (h) Gaysville. M. D., med. coll, of Vt., and homoeo. med. coll, of Pliila., 1853; member Am. inst. of homoeo.; pres, and sec. med. soc. of Vt. Spaulding Melville Cox, Bethel. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Vt., 1865 ; member med. soc. of Caledonia co. Spencer Calvin, E. Clarendon. Member med. soc. of Vt. Spoftord George, Windham. Sprague C. A. L., Williston. Spring G. E., Jamaica. Squier E. P., Shoreliam. Stayton E. W., Warren. Stedman J. II., W. Brattleboro’. Member med. soc. of Vt. Stevens G. D., Bakersfield. Stevens Samuel Eugene, Brownsville. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1870. Stewart Chester L., W. Bandolph. Stewart W. E., E. Dorset. Stiles A. W., Sudbury. Member med. soc. of Vt. Stiles Truman B., Sheffield. Stiles Joseph N., Windsor. Member med. soc. of Vt. Stiles U. F., Northfield. Stokes H. B., St. Jolmsbury. Story D. B., Cavendish. SCO VERMONT Stowe Willard Hadley, Hyde Park. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869. Styles C. L., Brookfield. Sutton B. F., Monkton. Swift T. J., Wilmington. Member med. soc. of vt. Tagert A. D. Member med. soc. of Vt. Taggart A. H., Shelburne. Temple Cyrus, Sadawga. Templeton Hiram E., Montpelier. Templeton James, Montpelier. Templeton J. M., Montpelier. Templeton W. F., Glover. Tenney Charles H., Brattleboro’. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1858, and med. coll, of N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. of Yt.; 1st ass’t phys. in Yt. insane asylum; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 9 months. Terry Orman P., Bethel. Member med. soc. of Yt. Thayer Charles Pain, Burlington. M. D., Burlington med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Chittenden co., and med. and surg. club of Burlington, Vt.; demonstrator of anat. med. coll, of Burlington; ass’t surg. gen’l hosp. 1 year. Thayer Samuel White, Burlington. Hon. A. M., Dartmouth coll.; M. D., med. coll, of Woodstock, Yt., 1838; member historical soc. of Md., med. soc. of N. Y., med. soc. of Minn., med. soc. of Vt., and Am. scientific asso.; emeri- tus prof, of gen’l and special anat. med. dep’t univ. of Vt.; surg. and ass’t surg. U. S. vols. during war. Thibeault William, St. Albans. Thomas George M., Salisbury. Thomas George B., Starksboro’. Thomas Nathan Howland, (h) Stowe. M. D., med. coll, of Woodstock, Yt., 1830; mem- ber homoeo. med. soc. of Vt. Thomas O. F., Middletown. Thompson A. B.. Barnet. Tobias Joseph, Jr., Vergennes. Tower George M., Marshfield. Town George M., Marshfield. M. D., med. coll, of Woodstock, Yt., 1852; membei med. soc. of Washington co. Tucker Laban. Member med. soc. of Vt. Towslee Norman, Vergennes. Trash Charles M., Wells Biver. Tuttle L. M. Member med. soc. of Vt. Tuttle Socrates, Barnet. Upham E. F., West Bandolph. Member med. soc. of Vt. Van Dusen James M., (h) Waitsfield. M. D., med. coll, of Castleton, 1849; member homoeo. med. soc. of Vt. Varney William H. H., East Charlotte. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Chittenden co., and med. soc. of Vt. Wager Sanbard, Burlington. Wakefield Thomas E., Fair Haven. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1843. WAK 779 780 WAL VERMONT. WRI Wallace M. P., Cabot. Member med. soc. of Vt. Ward A. M., Hardwick. Ward Ii. C., Oswell. Ward R. C., Shoreham. Member med. soc. of Vt. Warner E. D., New Haven. Member med. soc. of Vt. Warner Joseph, Bridport. Warner Lucius C., Burlington. Warren J. P., Burlington. Member med. soc. of Vt. Warren Joel, Sutton. Warren J. P., Brattleboro. Washburn George C., Waterbury. Watkins Eustace Virgil, Newbury. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1850; member Moose- hillock med. asso., med. soc. of Vt., and Am. med. asso., 1872 ; U. S. exam. surg. Watson A. O. f Member med. soc. of Vt. Watson O. L., W. Topsham. Waugh Theodore R., (h) St. Albans. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll, of Phila. (no date); member homceo. med. soc. of Vt. Webster D. P., Putney. Webster N., Guilford Centre. Weeks Samuel C., St. Johnsbury Centre. Weaks William Abbott, Waldon. M. D., med. coll, of Vt., 1848, and med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1852; pres. med. asso. of La- moille Valley, 1873. Welch A. C., Williston. Member med. soc. of Vt. Wells I). E., Hardwick. Member med. soc. of Vt. Wheeler F. P., Bristol. Member med. soc. of Vt. Whipple Edward A., Danby. Whitaker Elroy B., (h) Hinesburgh. M. D., homceo. med. coll, of N. Y., 1868; member homceo. med. soe. of Vt., and Am. inst. of homceo. Whitcomb II. II., S. Royalton. Whitney L. G., Chester. Wilbur S. L., Montgomery. Wilcox S. R., Bennington. Wilcox S., Bennington. Wilder Hoyt Romeo, Swanton. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Michigan, 1870; med. coll, of Detroit, 1871; member med. soc. of Franklin co. and med. soc. of Vt. Willey David F., Bridgewater. Willey Joseph, St. Johnsbury Centre. Williams II., Woodstock. Williams It. J., Rutland.' Willin S. S., Montgomery. M. D., med. coll, of Burlington, Vt., 1866; mem- ber med. soc. of Franklin co. Wiswell S. L., Cabot. Woodard J. B., Montpelier. Woodbridge F. A., Springfield. Woodhouse Charles, Rutland. Woodward Adrain Theodore, Brandon. Hon. A. M., Middlebury coll., 1858; M. D., med. coll, of Castleton, 1847 ; member Am. mid. asso., and med. soc. of Vt.; prof, of obstet. and dis- eases of women and children at Castleton med. coll.; surg. U. S. vols. 9 mouths;—author of papers on “Uterine Sound,” 1855; “Diphthe- ria,” and “ Spotted Fever,” 1864; “ Urinary Fis- tula,” 1873. Woodward Calvin, Danville. Woodward George, Johnson. Woodward J. B., Montpelier. Member med. soc. of Vt. Woodward M. T., Brandon. Woodward It. C. M., St. Albans. Member med. soc. of Vt. Woodworth Charles C., East Berkshire. M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll.,N. Y. city, 1868; member med. soc. of Franklin co. Worcester E. C., Hartford. Worcester Samuel, (h) Burlington. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1868; member Am. inst. of homcEO., homceo. med. soc. of Mass, and Vt.; hon. member homceo. med. soc. of N. Y.; ass’t phys. Butler hosp. for insane, 1867-9;— editor department of psychology of “ N. E. Med. Gazette,” published in Boston ;—author of med. papers. “ Insanity as a Defence in Cases of Homicide,” 1871; “ The Medical Treatment of Insane,” 1872; “Emotional Insanity,” 1873; “Non-restraint in Treatment of the Insane,” 1873. Worthen O. II., Barre. Wright Arthur, Bloomsfield. Wright J. F., Barton Landing. Wright W. P., Whiting. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF 1011. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF VIRGINIA. Virginia was so called in honor of Queen Elizabeth, the “virgin queen,” in whose reign the first attempt was made at colonization. The first English settlement in America was made at Jamestown, on the James river, in April, 1607. "One hundred and five colonists were sent out by the London Company. They left England in three small vessels, in the month of December, 1606. They brought with them no “ charter of liberties,” but were to be governed by the “ Company ” in England. Sailing up the James river, which they named in honor of their king, on the 23d of May, 1607, they commenced the settlement of Jamestown. Disease and savage neighbors reduced their numbers, but in 1609 provisions and fresh colonists from the mother country cheered the hearts of the first settlers. The colony had been kept from despondency by Captain John Smith, whose story is too well known to need repetition here. In 1610, the colonists were on the point of leaving their settlement, when fresh supplies arrived from England. From this time the colony was in a more prosperous condition, and in 1619 the people obtained a share in the government. From 1622 to 1646 a fearful Indian war sent death and destruction into their midst. The pepple were at different times under royal governors, from 1624 until the Revolutionary War. “On.the approach of the American Revolution the eloquent statesmen of Virginia were among the first to oppose English oppression. In June, 1776, a State Government was established. Throughout the struggle for liberty Virginia bore a most prominent part, and within its limits took place the surrender of Cornwallis.” Virginia, as one of the “original thirteen States,” ratified the Constitution June 26th, 1783. The State originally covered an area of 61,348 square miles, but was reduced to 38,341 square miles by the forma- tion of the State of West Virginia in 1863. According to the census of 1870, Virginia had in that year 1,225,163 inhabitants, among whom there were 2126 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of twelve per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The eastern portion of the State is low and sandy, interspersed with pine barrens and marshy tracts. Beyond this is that portion known as the “ Piedmont Section,” which is uneven and gradu- ally becoming more elevated until the Blue Ridge Mountains are reached upon the west. “The Valley” is that portion between tbe Blue Ridge and the Allegheny Ridge, and embraces some of the most fertile land within the State. This valley section lies in part in the State of West Virginia. Between the Allegheny and the Cumberland Mountains, on the extreme southwest, there is a fine broad valley drained by branches of the Tennessee river. That portion of Virginia known as the eastern shore is separated from the rest of the State by Chesapeake Bay, and is low and sandy. Virginia is well supplied with noble rivers. The Potomac separates it from Maryland on the north, and though it has lost the attraction which first gave it its name—the word Potomac meaning “ river of swans ”—it is a magnificent stream, and is navigable for sea-going vessels for about one hundred miles from its mouth. The Great Falls of the Potomac are very beautiful and deserve to be better known. The Rappahannock, the James, the York and the New are large streams. The Dan and the Staunton unite to form the Roanoke, which flows into North Carolina. Virginia is an almost boundless field of mineral wealth, and among its principal products are gold, copper, lead, iron, coal, salt, and a variety of rocks suitable for building, and clays and earths useful in the arts. The first coal field is found extending from the Pamunky, by Richmond, to the Appomattox, a distance of thirty-five miles, with a breadth of one or two miles to eight. The coal is bituminous, in seams of enormous thickness, being thirty, forty, and even sixty feet thick, and of excellent quality. Coal has also been found on both sides of the Upper Appomattox. Anthracite is found in the Valley, from the Potomac to James river, south of which are bituminous deposits. MINERAL SPRINGS OE VIRGINIA. (thermal waters.) The Hot Springs of Bath County.—These Springs are situated in the “ Warm Springs Valley,” twenty miles by stage from Millboro’ and eighteen from Covington, on the Chesa- peake & Ohio (late Virginia Central) railroad. These waters are used chiefly as baths 781 782 VIRGINIA. and appear to be of great service in chronic rheumatism, gout, cutaneous diseases, congestion of the liver, neuralgia, diseases of the joints, and many other affections. We give the analysis and table of temperature, etc., as found in “Walton’s Mineral Springs of the United States.” ANALYSIS. ONE PINT CONTAINS Ladies’ Boiler Bath, 110° Fiihr. Frof. Wm. Gilham. Ladies’ Sulphur Bath, 102° Fahr. Col. Wm. Gilham. Gentlemen’s Pleas’i e Bath, 7S° Fahr Col. Wm. Gilham. Solids. Carbonate of Magnesium Grains. 0.335 0.014 2.168 0.200 0.015 0.168 0.128 0.707 0.217 0.218 Grains. 0.350 0.008 2.055 0.021 0.017 0.228 0.126 0.638 0.263 0.171 Grains. 0.252 0.010 1.185 0.020 0.016 0.071 0.106 0.133 0.378 0.086 Carbonate of Iron Carbonate of Calcium Chloride of Potassium Chroride of*Sodium Sulphate of Potassium Sulphate of Sodium Sulphate of Magnesium Sulphate of Calcium Total 4.170 3.877 2.257 TEMPERATURE AMD CAPACITY OF BATHS, NAME OF BATH. Pamphlet. Temper- ature Fahrenheit. Dr. George E. Wal- ton. Tempera- ture Fahrenheit. Length. Feet. CAP £ ., Castleton med. coll., Vt., 1855. Winn P. J., Fork Union. Winsboro J. N. J., Cross Iveys. Wise John J., Drummond Town. Wise Peter, Bridgewater. Wise R. A., Richmond. Wise Richard A., Williamsburgh. Member med. soc. of Va. Witcher Jerry, Stony Mills. Witlierow C. A., Nuckollsville Withers L. W., Mapin’s Mills. Withers Robert E., Richmond. Member med. soc. of Va. Withers Thomas, Petersburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Va., 1834; member med. soc. of Va., Am. med. asso., 1872. Withers William, Richmond. Witten R. W., Jeffersonville. Wolf Joseph II., Conrad’s Store. Woltz L. F., Hillsville. Member med. soc. of Ya. Wood Edwin N., Buchanan. Member med. soc. of Va. Wood J. B., Richmond. Wood John R., Goshen. Wood William, Estillville. Woodford J. X., Estillville. Woods R. C., Franklin C. H. Woodson Landon A. , Richmond. Member med. soc. of Va. Woolridge Thomas I., French Hay. M. D., med. coll, of Ya., 1851; member med. soc. of Va. Woolfolk James L., Orange. Woolf oik William P., Thornhill. Member med. soc. of Va. Woolfolk W. T., Orange. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1852. Worthan A. T., Hanover. Worthington R. II., Kempsville. Member med. soc. of Va. Wright John J., Floyd C. II. Wright W., Carlton’s Store. Wright William M., Hampton. M. i)., Jefferson med. coll., 1836; ex-surg. national military home, Augusta, Me., now surg. milita- ry home, Hampton, Va.; surg.' U. S. vols. 3 yrs. Wright W. S., Dover Mills. Wyley Oscar, Salem. Member med. soc. of Va. Young E., Drummond Town. Young E. R., Vernon Hill. Young Plesant Smith, Chatham Hill. Zacharies J. F., Leesburgh. Zirkle M. S., Rockingham Co. Member med. soc. of Va. MEDICAL REGISTER OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY. This region was originally a portion of the “ Province of Louisiana ” (see page 31), and was called “ New Georgia ” by Vancouver, in 1792 (U. S. Coast Pilot, Washington Terri- tory, page 145). The country was explored “ by order of the Government of the United States, in the years 1804.1805, and 1806, by Captains Lewis and Clarke,” and this exploration was one of the reasons put forward by the Government upon claiming this region when making the treaty with Great Britain, in 1846. Washington was included in Oregon Terri- tory upon its formation, in 1848, and was given a separate territorial form of government March 2d, 1853. It then included the present Territory, Idaho, and a portion of Montana and Wyoming. By the formation of these Territories, it has been reduced to its present area of 69,994 square miles. The population, as determined by the census of 1870, was 23,955, among whom there were forty-three physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of sixteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. “ The resources of this Territory are vast and varied, although, like the greater portion of the Pacific slope, but comparatively little developed. It has the finest harbor in the world, immense tracts of valuable but uncultivated land, rich in minerals, with extensive fisheries and vast lumbering interests. The continuous chain of mountains known as the Sierra Nevada, in California, takes the name of Cascade Range through Oregon, Washington Territory, and British Columbia. They traverse this Territory, varying but little from a north and south course, at an average distance from the coast of one hundred miles, deriving their name from the innu- merable beautiful cascades which pour from their crevices at various heights. This range, as in Oregon, sepai’ates the Territory into two unequal divisions, the eastern and western, differing from each other in climate, soil, geological character, and natural productions. The loftiest peaks in this range are Rainier, St. Helen’s, Baker, and Adams, each from nine to thirteen thousand feet in height. That portion of the Territory east of the Cascades is not very equally divided by the Columbia river, thus constituting three natural divisions : Western Washington, termed the Puget Sound country, Central Washington, or. Yakama Valley, and Eastern Washington, sometimes termed the upper country, and sometimes the Walla-Walla Valley and Spokane Plains.” — (Land Office Beport, 1869-70.) Mount Olympia, in the western section, attains the height of 8000 feet, and may be seen for many miles at sea. This section is drained directly into the Pacific Ocean,'or into the great straits and sounds which intersect it. The Straits of San Juan de Fuca, on the north, is a magnificent entrance from the ocean. In its widest part it is from eighteen to twenty miles wide, and the depth of water throughout the strait is remarkably great, no bottom being found in its deepest parts with 150 fathoms of line. Its shores are bold, abrupt, and covered with a heavy growth of varied timber and dense underbrush. On the north the mountains rise rapidly from the wjjter, and many attain an elevation of not less than 6000 or 7000 feet. These are covered with fir to their summits. On the south, for thirty miles from the entrance, the shore is bounded by hills of 2000 feet in height, backed by the jagged Olympus Range of 8200 feet. For the next fifty miles the shore is generally a steep cliff, from 50 to 200 feet high, with a flat country extending nearly to the foot-hills of Olympus, and stretching further south as we move eastward. Puget Sound extends 180 miles inland. These straits have a continuous line of sea coast 1600 miles, free from •obstruction, with depth enough for the largest shipping, constituting one of the most remarkable series of straits, inlets, channels, bays, canals, and harbors to be found any- where in the United States, or perhaps in the world. The central portion of this section is drained by the Chealis river, and the southern by the Columbia and its numerous branches. This is the most populous and the richest portion of the Territory. The climate of Washington Territory, west of Cascade Range, although lying north of Oregon, is similar to the climate of that State, and essentially different from that portion east of the Cascade Mountains. It is not unusual for the winter months to be mild, without snow or ice. Reliable information has been received, showing that during the past sixteen years but three winters have been known so severe as to render it necessary to house and feed the stock. The red and yellow pine trees grow to a height of 300 feet, and a diameter of 12 feet. Except in the immediate vicinity of the rivers, the surface of the central section is thin, stony, sterile and dry. The principal river of this section is the Yakama, a branch 810 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 811 of the Columbia. The eastern section is generally fertile, and contains num rous thriving settlements. The great river of this part of the United States is the Columbia, which separates, in part, Washington from Oregon, traverses Washington, and its two great branches, Clarke’s Fork and Lewis’ Fork, flowing into Idaho and Montana. This river is 1200 miles long. Washington Territory contains almost the entire catalogue of minerals, and the more precious metals have been successfully mined in several localities for many years. Large amounts of gold are mined on the banks of the Umatilla and Columbia rivers. Silver and lead are found on the east slope of Mount Rainier. Yast deposits of iron and coal are found in the valley of Puget Sound. Marble of excellent quality and in unlimited quantity is found in the eastern portion of the Territory. Fine sandstone is abundant. We have no doubt that there are many Mineral Springs in this Territory, but we have been unable to obtain information in regard to them, or in regard to any Medical Institutions that may exist in the Territory. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF WASEfflGTON TERRITORY. ALE WIT Alexander J. H., (e) Vancouver. Andrews J. C., Walla Walla. Balch E. T., Riverside. Capels C. G., (m) Monticello. Calhoun G. V., Port Townsend. Calhoun S. G., Seattle. Day J. H., Walla Walla. Doane J. P., (e) Walla Walla. Elson J. Mitchell, Oakland. Goodwin L. H., Walla Walla. Garrigues V., (m) Waitsburgh. Hemmenway Stacey, Seattle. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862. Houghton J. S.r Port Gamble. James Phillip, (e) Steilacoom. Johnson C. M., (e) Trim Water. Keller Anthon, (m) Vancouver. McLane D., Vancouver. Manzey Henry G., Vancouver. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Maynard D. S., Seattle. Menier W. S., Walla Walla, Miner T. T., Port Townsend. Moorman James P., Greenbush. Ostrander N., Freeport. Rhoades A. B., (m) Touchet. Roundtree James, (e) Bois Fort. Rowland O., Olympia. Settle Joseph, (m) Seattle. Shiel Edward, Walla Walla. Smith H. A., (e) New Holland. Spinning (,.•• H., (e) Steilacoom. Steele A. 11., Olympia. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1846. Steinberger C. M., Walla Walla. Stone S. C., (e) Walla Walla. Tobey I. L., Vancouver. Turner John Wesley, Vancouver. M. D., med. dep’t Willamette univ., 1872; mem- ber med. asso. of Willamette. Weed G. A., Seattle. Wheeler W., Seattle. Willard Rufus, Groves’ Ferry. Wiston E. W., Groves’ Ferry. Witch P., Waitsburgh. MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE STATE OF WEST T1RGIA. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF WEST VIRGINIA. West Vtkginia was formed from the State of Virginia, and “by act of December 31st. 1862, was declared to be a State, to be admitted at a date sixty days after proclamation to be made by the President.” Said proclamation was made April 30th, 1863, and the State admitted on the 9th of June of that year. The State has an area of 23,000 square miles, and in 1870 had a population of 442,014, among whom there were 612 physicians and surgeons. Phthisis is the cause of sixteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The greater part of the State is included in what was formerly known as the “ Trans-Allegheny ” section of Virginia, which extended from the Allegheny ridge to the Ohio river. The general slope of the country is westward, but it is traversed by several chains, the principal of which is Laurel Mountain. This is a fine country, adapted in soil and climate to the successful culture of grains, roots, tobacco, etc.; nor is it only a great agricultural region, but it is rich in minerals, and has forests covering a wide extent of country, indicating its value in an economic point of view. The extreme northeastern portion belongs to the “valley section,” and is a rich and beautiful country. The Ohio river separates this State from the State of Ohio, and the Sandy, a branch of the Ohio, from the State of Tennessee. The Kanawha is the principal river of this State. The Cheat, the Monongahela and the Guyan- dotte are among the larger rivers, while the smaller streams are innumerable. The streams mentioned carry their waters into the Ohio, while the many branches of the Potomac drain the northeastern section into Chesapeake Bay. The south branch of the Potomac lies in the valley between the Allegheny and the Shenandoah Mountains, and is an important stream. West Virginia is rich in mineral wealth. The deposits of bituminous coal are very extensive; iron and salt are abundant; springs of petroleum occur on the Little Kanawha. Many other important minerals are found. White Sulphur Springs, of Greenbrier county.—These Springs are at a station of the same name on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, in the beautiful valley of Howard’s Creek. “ The situation of the Spring is elevated and beautifully picturesque, surrounded by moun- tains on every side; Kates Mountain is in full view, and about two miles to the south ; to the west, and distant about one mile, are the Greenbrier Mountains, while the towering Allegheny, in its magnificent proportions, is found five miles to the north and east. “The Spring is in the midst of the celebrated ‘Spring Region,’having the Hot, Warm and Healmg Springs from thirty to thirty-five miles to the north ; the Siceet and the Sweet Chalybeate,'sixteen miles to the east; the Salt and the Bed Sulphur, the one twenty-four, the other forty-one miles to the south.” This place of resort is the Saratoga of Virginia. It is visited not only by the invalid, but also by the gay and fashionable, and is “ a place where pleasure seeking reigns supreme.” The hotel is perhaps the largest in the South, covering more than an acre of ground, and is finished in the most elegant manner. The company who own the Springs have laid out the large and beautiful grounds in the best style of modern landscape gardening, and have erected many pleasant cottages for the accommodation of such guests as desire greater privacy than can be obtained in the hotel proper. “ It is an excellent aperient and alterative sulphur water, possessing certain action on the kidneys. The diseases to which it is appli- ' cable are: engorgements of the liver, dartrous skin diseases, chronic poisoning by metals, diseases of the bladder, as catarrh and gravel; and, as an adjuvant, in the treatment of secondary and tertiary syphilis. As a result of its action on the liver, it relieves dyspepsia and jaundice, due to congestion of this organ. In dyspepsias associated with obstinate constipation it also proves invaluable. In many of these diseases the warm or hot bath should be combined with the internal use of the water. For this purpose the proprietors have erected a number of well arranged baths, the water being heated in the tub by steam, a method much preferable to that of heating in tanks and thence drawing to the bath.”— Mineral Springs of the United States, pages 227, 228. MINERAL SPRINGS OF WEST VIRGINIA. 812 WEST VIRGINIA. 813 ONE PINT CONTAINS 0 Prof. A. A. Hayes. 62° Fahr. Prof. W. B. Rogers. 62° I’ahr. Solids. Grains. Grains. 0.146 0.441 0.065 0.020 0.003 1.169 2.379 9.148 0.003 0.019 trace. unde- ter’d. 0.001 0.884 0.125 4.427 9.794 0.545 0.432 16.207 Cub. in. 1.41 '0.03 0.06 0.58 Silicates (Silicate of Potassium, of Sodium, of Magnesium, and a trace 13.394 Cub. in. 1.06 0.37 0.05 0.54 Gases. ANALYSIS. Flow, thirty gallons per minute. The White Sulphur water is bottled and kept for sale by many of the druggists throughout the country. We refer any of our readers who would know more in regard to these Springs to the interesting and exhaustive account of them given by Dr. Moorman in the “ Mineral Springs of North America.” About forty rods from the White Sulphur is a chalybeate Spring, in which the iron exists in the form of a carbonate of iron, the mildest, least offensive, and ordinarily the most valu- able form in which ferruginous waters are found. The Red Sulphur Springs are in Monroe county, ten miles from Talcott, on the Chesa- peake & Ohio Railroad. The water was analyzed by Professor A. A. Hayes, of Boston, in 1842. ANALYSIS. One pint contains (54° Fahr.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.602 Carbonate of Calcium 0.656 Sulphate of Sodium 0.518 Sulphate of Calcium 0.069 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Sulphur Compound 1.049 Siliceous and Earthy Matter..... 0.102 Total 2.996 In addition to the above mineral constituents, carbonic acid gas and sulphuretted hydrogen are abundant in the waters at the Springs. These waters are sedative and of special service in diseases of the thoracic cavity. They may be made to have a cathartic or a diuretic effect, as taken in a small or a large quantity. The water of the principal Spring is bottled and sold throughout the country. The Salt Sulphur Springs are in Monroe county, fifteen miles by stage from Alderson’s, on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. These Springs are situated in the beautiful valley of Indian Creek, and are surrounded by charming mountain scenery. The water is said to be of service in diseases of the liver and skin, and in chronic metallic poisoning. The iodine in one of the Springs causes the water to be of service in scrofula and syphilis. 814 WEST VIRGINIA. ANALYSIS. ONE PINT CONTAINS I§ o fcfi (D O c u 'E 4= > p.« ecu- So g O^Ph ft » S ’£ tf 88* Solids. Grains. Grains. 0.291 1.350 0.414 0.875 1 283 4.125 0.197 0.188 0.033 0.035 0.007 0.070 3.000 2.276 2.500 10.613 8.500 0 012 0.133 0.079 trace. 0.081 0.220 0.023 0.091 1.155 18.785 Cub. in 1.66 21.561 Cub. in. 4.32 Gases. 0.43 2.39 We do not think that the Blue Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier county, are open to the public at present. Capon Springs.—These Springs are in Hampshire county, twenty-two miles by stage northwest of Winchester. “ They are situated in a narrow vale not far distant from the Capon river, and surrounded by a rugged and romantic mountain scenery, perhaps unsur- passed in trossach wildness by any in Virginia.” Dr. Charles Carter, of Philadelphia, found soda, magnesia, iodine, bromine and carbonic acid gas in the water of these Springs. Persons suffering from dyspepsia, uric-acid gravel, catarrh of the bladder, or intestinal worms, are benefited by drinking of these waters. The water is used both internally and in every form of bath. A fine chalybeate Spring is also found here. The hotel is first class in every respect, and accommodates a large number of guests. The Sweet Springs are in Monroe county, ten miles by stage from Allegheny station, on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. This is a diuretic and diaphoretic water, having the following mineral constituents, as determined by Professor W. B. Rogers: ANALYSIS. One pint contains (74° Falir.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Magnesium 0.103 Carbonate of Calcium 3.757 Chloride of Sodium 0.017 Chloride of Magnesium 0.039 Chloride of Calcium 0.018 Sulphate of Sodium 0.793 Sulphate of Magnesium 1.174 Sulphate of Calcium 1.646 Peroxide of Iron 0.018 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Iodine trace. Earthy Phosphates trace. Silica 0.021 Total 7.586 GAS. CUB. IN. Carbonic Acid 11.00 The flow is 1200 gallons per minute, and the taste of the water is sweet, as the name implies. The water is said to be of service in gravel and catarrh of the bladder, and in dyspepsia. The water is chiefly used as a bath, and elegant bathing houses have been erected. The situation of these Springs is extremely beautiful, and the accommodations both in the hotel and “ villa-like brick cottages ” are all that can be desired. Berkley Springs are situated in the town of Bath, in Morgan county, and are two and a half miles from Sir John’s Run, a station on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. “ Although these waters possess considerable medical virtues when taken internally, they WEST VIRGINIA. 815 have been most celebrated as a bath ; their pleasant thermal temperature—from 72° to 74° Fahr.—in connection with other properties, adapting them, as such, to a wide range of diseases.” The waters, when taken internally, are of service in derangements of the stomach and in calculous diseases. When used as a bath they “ are beneficial in the whole class of nervous disorders,” in chronic affections of the mucous membrane, and in chronic rheumatism. Professor A. A. Hayes has found the following mineral constituents in these waters : ANALYSIS. One(pint contains (74° Fahr.): SOLIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Calcium 0.625 Chloride of Sodium 0.112 Chloride of Calcium 0.026 Sulphate of Magnesium 0.045 Crenate of Calcium 0.455 SOLIDS. GRAINS. Crenate of Iron 0.010 Silicate of Iron 0.080 Loss 0.008 Total 1.361 There are four Springs, and the flow is about 1200 gallons per minute. Swimming, spout, warm, shower, and every other description of bath is provided in elegant bathing houses. There are abundant first-class hotel accommodations for guests. Parkersburg Mineral Wells are six and a half miles by stage from Parkersburg, in Wood county. The water contains iron, the sulphates of sodium and magnesium, and carbonic acid gas. Parshall’s hotel is open for the accommodation of guests. Shannondale Springs are in Jefferson county, five miles and a half from Charlestown, on the Winchester & Strasburg Branch Railroad. The water of these Springs is said to resemble that of the Allegheny Springs. HOSPITALS. The West Virginia Hospital for the Insane, at Weston, was opened for the reception of patients October 22d, 1864. The building stands on the banks of the west fork of the Monongahela, and is surrounded by large and pleasant grounds. The building is not com- pleted, but is capable at present of accommodating about two hundred and fifty patients. The completed structure will be very large, “ being only a few feet short of a quarter of a mile in length.” During the year ending September 30th, 1873, three hundred and nineteen patients were treated, of whom fourteen were cured, two improved, and sixteen died. Between five and six hundred patients have received the benefits of this Hospital. The building is supplied with every modern convenience, and every possible arrangement is made to amuse and interest the patients. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF WEST VIRGINIA. NAME. PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY. Medical Sociefy of West Virginia M. Campbell Wm. M. Dent. Medical Society of the City of Wheeling and County of Ohio S. L. Jepson. Medical Society of Berkeley County Medical Society of Cabell County Medical Society of Harrison County James M. Lee. Medical Society of Jackson County Aaron W. Davis. South Branch Medical Society Medical Society of Wood County L. It. Charter Ml DIRECTORY OF II STATE OF WEST Y1RGIIA. ADA BRA Adams C. D., Moundsville. Alderson James, Mountain Cove. Alderson Warren, Logan. Alexander John D., Greenville. Alexander W. B., Sink’s Grove. Alexander Wm. Fontaine, Duffield’s. M. IX, med. coll, of Va., 1865; member med. soc. of W. Va. Alexander W. J., Greenwood. Alexander W. R., Barboursville. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1872; res. phys. to Monroe co. almshouse, 1870-73. Allen B. W., Wheeling. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Allison W. E., New Cumberland. Amos Enos, Farmington. Anderson P. W., Moorfield. Andrews Robert, Fairview. Austin A. M., Milford. Austin C. N., Lewisburgh. Austin S. II., Lewisburgh. Ayres , Jackson. Bachtle J. M., Grass Lick. Baggley IX C., Cairo. Baguly David, Wheeling. Bailey A. G., Spencer. Baird George, Wheeling. Member med. soc. of W. Va., Am. med. asso. Baker C. N., Seven Mile Ford. Baker Newton Diehl, Martinsburgli. M. IX, med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1868; member med. soc. of W. Va. Balch S., Leetown. Baldwine Charles, Union. Barber A. R., Buffalo. Barber A. R., Point Pleasant. Barger T. J., Fayette. Barnes Edgar Wilson, (h) Walton. Barr Thomas, Reedy, Bartlette T. B., Romine’s Mills. Bates S. D., Middle way. Bates W. J., Wheeling. Member tried, soc. of W. Va. Bates W. J., Jr., Wheeling. Beall Edward, Capen Bridge. Beard S. C., Lewisburgh. Beardsley A. J., Barboursville. M. IX, Bellevue hosp. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Gallia. Beaumont G. L., New Cumberland. Beeman P. T., Lanesboro’. Beneden Charles W., Clarksburgh. . Berkebile John Kyle, Fairmont. M.D., .Bellevue hosp. rued. coll.,1864 ; membermed. soc. of W. Va., Am. med. asso.; lect. on physiol, and hygiene state normal and high school ;— au. of papers, “ Recent Surgical Appliances.” Berry I. C., Fetterman. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Bingell E. W., Wheeling. Binns John II., Palatine. Birdsley A. A., Barboursville. Birkheimer Thomas, Long Reach. Black I)., Upper Tract. Blackford T. B., Clarksburgh. Blair -T. R., Buckhannon. Blair W. A., Peel Tree. Bland Newton Weston. Bland N. T. B., Glennville. Bland Thomas, Weston. Bland W. J., Weston. Blum Richard, Wheeling. Boe Isaac, Princeton. Boggess B. R., Lumberport/ Boggs Charles D., Franklin. Bond E. D., Bull Creek. Bond ——, Parkersburgh. Bond Erwin D. J., Davisville. Ass’t surg. U. S. vols. from Jan. 5th, 1864, until Jan. 12th, 1865; promoted to surg, and served until close of war. Bond N. G. D., Sandyville. Bond W. C. I)., Claysville. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Boon J. S., Little's Mills. Boone Joseph Samson, Long Reach. M. D., Cincinnati coll, of med. and surg., 1872. Boor W. R., Basnettsville. Booth James C., Mannington. Bosworth J. Woodbridge, Philippi. A. B., Ya. inst., 1857; att. lect. at Jelferson med. coll. Bosley Samuel Clement, (h) Kingwood. M. 1)., Hahnemann med. coll., 1872. Boteler , Shepherdstown. Bowcock J. M., Clarksburgh. Bowels Mason, Jackson. Bowen C. G., Springfield. Bower , Parkersburgh. Bowers J. K., Wheeling. Boyd R. M., Moundsville. Brace G. W., Moundsville. Bradford II. A., Clarksburgh Bradford P. S., St. Mary’s. Brann F. S., Wheeling. Bray Thomas, Rollinsburgh. 816 BRI WEST VIRGINIA DOS 817 Briscoe John, Shepherdstown. Broch Hugh AY., M’organtown. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Brock L. S., Amettsville. Bronson Elias S., French Creek. Brown A., Independence. Brown AVilliam H., AValkersville. Brownfield James JL, Fairmount. Member Am. med. asso. Bruce G. AY. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Brutt Henry, Indian Creek. Bryan Hugh, Logan. Bryant AY. G., Frankford. Bryce G. AY., Moundsville. Buck E. T., Martinsburgh. Buck Thomas H., Leetown. Buckles E. G., Hedgesville. Buffington E. S., Huntington. Buffington John, Huntington. Buffington , Guyandotte. Burkhart F. M., Martinsburgh. Burwell , AYheeling. Butt A. H., Indian Creek. Byington F., Duffield’s. Cadwallender R., Malden. Cain Daniel, Zackville. Caldwell D. C. B., Lewisburgh. Caldwell M. AY., Clifton. Caldwell AV. P., AYhite Sulphur. Calvert T. M., Burton. Camden T. B., AVeston. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of AY. Va.; sup’t insane hosp. of Weston, AY. Va.;—author of paper, “Mercury in Dis- ease,” 1870; “Contagion of Scarlatina,” 1871. Cameron D., Charleston. Cameron J. C., Moorfield. Cameron J. H., Lewisburgh. Campbell A. AV., Bethany. Campbell L. F., Point Pleasant. Campbell L. F., Morgantown. Campbell M., Parkersburgh. Member med. soc. of AY. Va. Campbell AVilliam, Sink’s Grove. Canfield T. AY., Paw Paw. Cannelton T. B., AVeston. Carder A. S., Salem. Carder J. S., Sardis. Carpenter G. AY., Moorefield. Carpenter John, Martinsburgh. Carpenter Thomas P., Raymond City. M. D. med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1858. Carr J. L., Clarksburgh. Carter Durus D., Martinsburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; censor med. soc. of Berkley co.; member board of health. Carter J. D., Johnson’s Cross Roads. Carter J. P., Gerrardstown. Carter Page D., Edray. Casselbery W. L., Morgantown. Casto A. H., Sandyville. Chapman E., Piedmont. Charter L. R., AYest Union. Pres. med. soc. of AVood co., 1873; member med. soc. of W. Va. Chase O. G., Buffalo. Christian Edmond, Jacksonville. Christian , AValkerville. Church Alex., Boone. Clark Andrew G., Parkersburgh. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Clark AV. F., Kid well. Clayton John P., Riversville. Clayton Townsend, Springfield. Coburn Enoch E., Boothsville. Coles W., Parkersburgh. Comstock L. L., Charlestown. Conaway J. B., Cherry Camp. Conley Amos Carroll, Piedmont. M. D., Winchester med. school (no date); mem- ber med. and chirurg. soc. of Md. Coombs E. H., Morgantown. Cooper F. W., Reedy. Cooper H., West Liberty. Cooper John M., Wellsburgh. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Cooper J. T., Parkersburgh. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Cornell William, Long Reach. Cotton J., Chesterton. Cox H. M., Wirt. Cox John II., West Liberty. Cracroft George A., J’riadelphia. Cracraft W. A., Triadelphia. Craig J. L., Bridgeport. Craig S. II., Letart. Crane Calvin, Willey Preston. Creigh T., Lewisburgh. Crumrine J. B., Pennsboro’. Cummings James, Wheeling. Cummings R. H., Wheeling. Cummings , Weston. Curtis J. M., Beeler’s Station. Dahmer Joel, Franklin. Dailey Robert W., Romney. Daugherty M. C., Grafton. Davis Aaron W., Murrayville. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1857; see. med. soe. of Jackson co.; ass’t surg. confed. army 2 years, 7 months. Davis D. T., Chatham Hill. Davis Edmond, Cherry Camp. Davis Franklin, Farmington. Davis F. W., Hainesville. Davis Rezin Pollard, Parkersburgh. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1863; mem- ber Am. med. asso., 1872; ex-pres. med. soc. of AV. A7a.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions; med. soc. health officer, Parkersburgh. Denham James, Lumberport. Dent George AY., Granville. Dent M., Granville. Dent AVilliam H., Newburgh. Dent William M., Newburgh. One course in Starling med. coll.; sec. med. soc. of W. Va. Deshons J. H., Lewisburgh. Devies John, Burning Springs. Dew R. H., New Milton. Dew AY. H., Milford. Diddle James A., Coalburgh. Dillon A. R., AYheeling. Dold S. II., Belington. Doolittle J., Moundsville. Dorman H. J., Cabell. Dorsey L. H., Oxford. Doss J. K. Peytonia. 818 DOIT ATEST VIRGINIA. IIUL Dougherty Matthew C., Grafton. Al. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1843; member med. soc. of AV. Va.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. Douglass AValton, Union. Dovener R. G., Newark. Droddy C. A., AValton. Dudding George, Coalburgh. Dunbar AV. A., Chesterton. Duncan David M., Farmington. Duncan J. C., Littleton. Dunkin AV., Fairmount. Eagen C. AV., Glenville. Easted T. E., Frankfort. Edington J. C., Arbuckle. Edmiston Thomas Bland, AVeston. Al. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868. Elder J. B. S., Wheeling. Elliot F., Ringwood. Elliott John M., Sherrard. English John, Clinton. Everson AVasliington, Shinnston. Ewin AVilliam D., AVilliamsport. Fielder T. G., Pacca. Fitchner Daniel, (m) Canesville. Fitzwater James, Cross Lanes. Fletcher George AY., Blacksville. Flickinga S. A., AVest Columbia. Flowers Caleb B., Prospect Valley. Flowers Jesse, Sr., Mannington. Fogle James B., Portland. Forbes Duncan C., Cologne. Ford Sample, AVheeling. Attend. 1 course med. dep’t univ. of Pa.; member med. soc. of Wheeling, med. soc. of Ohio co., and med. soc. of AV. Ara.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. Foster IJ., Cooper’s Creek. Frank J. K., Burton. Frey R. R., Portland. Frey AVilliam, Brandonville. Frissell John, AVheeling. Alember med. soc. of AV. A7a. Fugua T. B., AVhite Sulphur Springs. Gamble II. M., Moorefield. Garrett C. F., Buffalo. Gerstell Arnold, Piedmont. Gerstell Robert, Piedmont. Gibson D. II., Elk. Gibson N. G.. Brayton. Gillespie J. C., Kanawha. Goff S. M., Clarksburgh. Golden M. J., Peytonia. Goldsborough C. AV.. Summit Point. Gonell M. L., Bone Creek. Gooch Benjamin, Pack Ferry. Grant J. O., Chesterton. Grant AVilliam L., Grafton. Grantham G. AV., Gerardstown. Gregg John, Rowlesburgli. Green John, Piedmont. Griggs Ilaymond, AVhite Day. Grinn R. B., Parkersburgh. Grove F. J., Luney’s Creek. Grove J., Petersburgh. Guthree AVesley P., Hartford City. Haile Thomas J., Hamlin. Haiter J. M., AVebster. Haley James M., Mannington. Hall M. S., Harrisville. Pres. med. soc. of W. Va. Hall Silas W., Janelew. Hall Tlaomas E., Blacksville. Hamill G. A., Martinsburgh. Hamilton L. H., Charleston. Hamilton James L., Letart. Hamilton J. L., Machirville. Hamilton J. M., Ilultonsville. Harding William, Bealton. M. D., med. dep’t uni v. of Pa., 1845; fellow of med soc. of W. Ya.; ass’t surg. confed. army 4 years. Harriman J. P., Coalburgh. Harris T. A., Parkersburgh. Member med. soc. of VV. Va. Haster S. A., Knottsville. Haughe E. P., AVadestown. Ilaveley J. J., Hedgesville. Haworth S. M., Ravenswood. Hayden A. B., Smith’s Gap. Ilaymond D. S., Leedsville. Hazlett Robert W., AVheeling. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; pres. med. soc. of Wheeling and Ohio co., med. soc. of AV. Va., Am. med. asso., 1872; surg. U. S. vols. 22 mos. Helary J. A., AAHiite Sulphur. Henning E. J., AVheeling. Henshaw G. R., Ellenboro’. Hensley B. M., Osborne’s Mills. Hensley James Lilly, (e) New Haven. Al. D., eclec. med. inst. of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1867. Hereford 1. AAr., Mercer’s Bottom. Hereford M. B., Nicholas. Hereford Syannan, Red House. Hershman Abraham, A\resterville. Hess James T., Morgantown. Higginbotham Samuel, Palatine. Higgins II. L., AVardensville. Hildreth E. A., AVheeling. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Hill AV. E., Brownsville. Hinchman Ulysses S., Logan. Hoffman George H. C., Harper’s Ferry. Al. D., med. dep’t univ. of Aid., (no date);—spe- cialty, surgery. Iloglman J. J., Coal River. Hogue AAr. P., Charlestown. Holland AV. E., Meadow Bluff. Hollis AAr. B., Berkeley Spring. Holt M. AV., AVeston. Holt Jonathan, AV. Milford. Horner AVilliam II., Kinchelo. Ilooff James II., Point Pleasant. Hooff J. AV., Mason City. ' Howard AAr. S., Lynn Camp. Hoyt B. II., Ravenswood. Huff J. T., Beverly. Hufford Robert Davidson, Chatham Hills. Al. D., med. coll, of A’a., 1870. Hugg James, Newark. Hughes E. C., AA^heeling. Hughes M. AAr., Troy. Hukell William, West Liberty. A. B., Bethany coll., 1865; Al. P., Aliami med. coll, of Cincinnati, Ohio, (no date); membei med. soc. of W. Ara. Hulbert Clement, Two Mile. I1UL WEST VIRGINIA LUP 819 Hulliken Manfred F., Wheeling. A. B., and A. M., Georgetown coll., D. C.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Ohio co., med. soc. of W. Va. Humphreys J. B., Cairo. Humphreys S. C., Indian Creek. Hunt Josephus, Little Mills. Hunt Lebbeus Clark, Clarksburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of W. Va.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Harrison co., 1873. Hunter J. A., Lewisburgh. Hunter J. F., Martinsburgh. Hunter John H., Berkley Springs. Hunter W., Martinsburgh. Hupp John Cox, Wheeling. A. B., and A. M., Washington and Jefferson coll., Washington co., Pa.; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847; member Am. med. asso., hist. soc. of W. Va.; corres. member of the gynaecological soc. of Boston ; treas. med. soc. of W. Va.; treas. med. soc. of Wheeling and Ohio co.; pres. exam, surg. for pensions, Wheeling; v.-pres. W. Va. alumni asso. of Jefferson med. coll.;—author of “Vaccination and its Protective Power,” 1870. Hutchison W. W., Walkersville. Hysell J. H., Guyandotte. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, (no date); member med. soc. of W. Va.; exam. surg. U. S. pensions. Ice Rawley E., Mannington. Att. lect. Starling med. coll. Ice William, Sistersville. Innis Silas, Proctor. lodon —, Weston. Irvin II. W., Martinsburgh. Jackson A. L., Evansville. James Daniel, Newark. Jenkins W., Guyandotte. Jepson Samuel L., Wheeling. A. B., Washington and Jefferson coll., 1862; A. M., 1865; M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1868; sec. med. soc. of Wheeling and Ohio co., W. Va.; res. phys. Cincinnati hosp., 1868-69; health offi- cer city of Wheeling;—author of papers, “ Dual- ity of Chancrous Virus,” 1871; “ Sudden Death in Puerperal Cases,” 1872. Johnson Benjamin F., Wayne. Johnson James, Hedgesville. Johnson John D., Franklin. Jones D. W., Martinsburgh. Jones M. N., Hebron. Jones M. N. J., Highlands. Jordan Benjamin, Weston. Keaver W. C., Bellville. Keever J. S., Bellville. Kelly Samuel II., West Liberty. Kemble , Evansville. Kendal J. E., Wirt C. H. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Kendall William R., Pleasant Dale. Kenedy Thomas, Grafton. Kerr J. B., Upland. Kerr J. P., Wardensville. Kessler A. M., Harper’s Ferry. Kidd Amos W., Walton. Kimball J. C., Evansville. Kincaid C., Frankford. Kincaid James, Callettsburgh. M. I)., Jefferson raed. coll. Kirchner John, Wheeling. Kirker W. C., Wellsburgh. Knight Aguila Leighton, West Columbia. M. I)., Western Reserve med. coll, of Ohio, 1850; member med. soc. of Mason and Meigs cos., Ohio; was first pres. Meigs and Mason acad. of med.; ex-y.-pres. med. soc. of W. Ya.; surg. confed. army 7 months;—author of article, “ Medico-Legal Insanity,” 1871; “ Hepatic Ab- scess and Retention of Urine,” in Med. Surg. Reporter. Knoch De Heigo, Parkersburgh. Koch Hugo. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Kramer Samuel E. B., White’s Day. Kunst Albert Henry, Weston. M. D., Starling med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of W. va.; ass’t phys. to W. Va. insane hosp.;—author of papers, “ The Use of Chloral Hydrate in Insanity,” 1871; “Synopsis of In- sanity,” 1872;—specialty, insanity. Kuykendall J. W., Mouth of Seneca. Lake , Lewisburgh. Lallance Jacob, Cottageville. Lamar H. B., Tunnelton. Lambert W. F., Wyoming. Latham B. F., Belington. Lawson George’W., Logan. I jay field William, St. Claire. Lazzell James M., Fairmount. Lee James M., Clarksburgli. * M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; sec. med. soc. of Harrison co. Lee K. H., Coalsmouth. Legge J. II., German Settlement. Lemmons James A., Greenland. Lent W. M., Newburgh. M. D., med. coll, of Columbus, Ohio; ex-sec. med. soc. of W. Va. Lewis Charles Irvine, Cannelton. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; surg. confed. army 1 year. Lewis W., Chestertown. Ligon John, Dunmore. Lilly John II., Jumping Branch. Lippet W. F., Charleston. Lisk John W., Chatham Hill. Logie James, Kerneysville. Long J. R., Cain. M. D., Louisville med. coll, of Ky.; member med soc. of W. Va. Longdon Isaac Houston, (e) Wheeling. A. B., Waynesburgh coll., 1854; A. M., 1859; M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Phila., 1869. Love Eli Nathan, Waterford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Baltimore, 1849; mem ber med. soc. of Allegheny co., Md.; U. S. exam, surg.; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Lovell J., Crab Orchard. Loury J. R., Troy. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Lucas J. N., Limestone. Lupton Samuel Reed, Romney. M. D., Winchester med. coll, (no date); member South Branch med. soc.; att. phys. W. Va. inst., deaf, dumb, and blind. 820 McB AVEST VIRGINIA PRI McBee Thomas, Clinton Furnace. McCally J. G., St. Mary’s. McCally W. J., AVillow Island. McCann P., Newton. McChesney R. M., Lewisburgh. McClay Ebenezer, AVheeling. McClay E. Halley, AVheeling. McCling Dickerson, Fowler’s Knob. McCling AVilliam, Meadow Bluff. McClintic H. D., Frankford. McClure Nelson, Coal River Marshes. McCoughtry AV. O., Middleway. McCoy Halley, Wheeling. A. M., Franklin coll., 1833; member Tuseawaras med. soc.; phys. to Chapline st. disp.;—author of, “ Thoracic "Diseases,” 1854. McCoy J. AV., AVheeling. McCullough P. TL, Marshall College. McCullough AV. 1L, Sleepy Creek. McCutchen J. S., Glennville. McCutchen Rufus, Little Otter. McGinnis A. B., Guyandotte. McGinnis D. J., AVheeling. McGovern T. S., Clinton. McGrunder R. P., Shepherdstown. McKeelian 13. F., Clarksburgh. McKeevan J. AV., AVardensville. McKimrn G. W., AVoodlands. McKnitt James P., Red Sulphur. McKnitt Robert B., Princeton. McLane Charles H., Cassville. McLane C. P., Fairview. McLane Joseph II., Morgantown. McLane R. B., Union. McLean Porter, Fairview. McMahone AV. R., Sissonville. McMarrow Job, Tate Creek. McNutt Joseph P., Red Sulphur Springs. M. D., med. coll, of Ara. McNutt R. B., Princeton. McPherson J., AVliite Sulphur Springs. McSherry J., Martinsburgh. McSherry Richard, Martinsburgh. McAATiarten John, Seventy Store. Mackey U. N., Morgantown. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Malay M. R., Centreville. Manonn J. H., Kingwood. Mansor John G., Shady Springs. Marabou Nicholas, Harper’s Ferry. Marshall Robert M., Martinsburgh. Marshman T. F., Dallas. Martin C. E., Wheeling. Martin E. II., Pennsboro’. Maser Albert, AVadestown. Mason G. F., Charlestown. Mathews J. R., Buckliannon. Mauley Harrison, Boothsville. Mavis William, Pacca. Mayer Daniel, (e) Charleston. M. D., eclec. med. coll, of Cincinnati, 1858; ex- pres. eclec. med. soc. of W. Va.; health officer of Charleston. Mayers D., Carbondale. Maze James, Wirt C. II. Mealy G. N., Sistersville. Meeks James R., Hartford City. Middleton J. L., AVinfield. Mitchell James, Peytonia. Mitchell M . Buffalo. Mix O. G., Charlestown. Moffett George B., Hillsborough. Moorman James P., Green Bank. Moore C. T. B., Mason City. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Moore D. P., Shinnston. Moore Eli Herdman, Wellsburgh. A. B., Washington coil., 1834; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1840; v.-pres. med. soc. of W. Va., 1873 ; member Am. med. asso., 1872. Moore John H., Waterford. Morgan J. J., French Creek. Morrison Calvin, Cabell. Moss C. D., Cabell. Moss V. 11., Cabell. Munnell W., Wheeling. Murphy F., Thorndike. Muse J. A. B., Martinsburgh. Member med. soc. of Berkeley co. Muser Peter, Kinchloe. Myers S. N., Martinsburgh. IS!aret Edward, Buffalo. Needham S., Buffalo. Neely A., Smithton. Nelson M. P., Middleway. Newlin G. II., Belington. Newman George Strother, Liberty Mills. M. I)., Jefferson med. coll., 1840. Ney J. W., Moundsville. Nicholas A. S., Charleston. Nicklin I. T., Middlebourne. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Nye George Luther, Hurricane Bridge. M. D., med. coll, of Va. (no date); ass’t surg. con* fed. army 4 years. Nye J. W., Mountville. O’DonnellJ. L., Harper’s Ferry. O’Farrell John, Harper’s Ferry. OfFutt John James Thorton, Capon Bridge. M. D., Winchester med. coll., 1851. Ogden Presley B., Worthington. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of W. Va. Osborne A., Rippon. Oston R., Jackson. Overton William II., Raleigh. Page Thomas S., Martinsburgh. Parks I., Salines. Parks John, Malden. Parsons Edwin, Meadowsville, Parsons S., Portland. Patrick A. S.,'Chesterton. Patrick Spencer, Chesterton. Patterson S. P., Huntersville. Peck Erastus U., Peterstown. Peyton E. O., Union. Pinnell D. S., Flemington. Pinnell P. F., Buckliannon. Pipes J. II., Cameron. Pitzer Richard, Farmington. Powell E. C., San Marino. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1861. Prickett J. W., Lewisburgh. Prickett S. 11., Rockport. Priest F. M., Mt. Freedom. Priest J. B., New Martinsville. Priest James H., Franklin. Pritchard C., Grayson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich. PUL WEST VIRGINIA TRA 821 Pulin Addison, Worthington. Putney James, Kanawha Salines. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1846; member med. soc. of W. Va.; exam. surg. for pensions; surg. con- fed. army 3 years. Queen Wilson, Johntown. Quigby John, Shepherdstown. Quigley T., Martinsburgh. Rader John, Reedyville. Ramsey J. W., Clarksburgh. Pres. med. soc. of Harrison co., 1873. Ransom B. B., Charleston. Reamer B., Charleston. Reeves J. C., Fairmount. Reeves James Edmund, Wheeling. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; member med. soc. of Wheeling and Ohio co., med. soc. of W. Va. (first sec. of soc.); corres. member pathol. soc. of Phila.; city health officer 4 years;—author of papers, “ Typhoid Fever in West Virginia,” 1856; “Case of Ovariotomy,” 1866; “On Contagiousness of Enteric Fever,” 1869 ; “A Practical Treatise on Enteric Fever,” published by Lippincott & Co., 1859; “ Health and Wealth of the City of Wheeling,” 1871; and numerous other papers. Reynolds John, Shepherdstown. Rhea John L., Salt Lick Ridge. Richardson C. T., Charlestown. Richardson G. A., Wardensville. Richardson William N., Layfour’s Store. Riddle B. F., Big Bend. Roach Joseph IL, Big Skin River. Robb William II., Wheeling. Robbins A. B., Mannington. Robinson Albert W., Quiet Dell. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Harrison co. Rodelieaver William, Kingswood. Roush L. F., New Haven. Rupert C. A., Big Clear Creek. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Rush W. B., Moundsville. Rusniessell A. P., French Creek. Russell , Wheeling. Ruterford Elliot, Logan. Rutney James, Malden. Ryme Henry A., Middlebourne. Ryme J. B., Greenwood. Ryme M. N., Greenwood. Ryme N. W., Harrisville. Ryner F. A., Mannington. Salterfield E. C., Brown’s Mills. Sangster A. O., Moorfield. Sargent J. A., Middlebourne. Schuckharat Gunther, Wheeling. Scott A. H., Luney’s Creek. Scott Isaac, Parkersburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1847; U. S. exam, surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years and 2 months;—author of, “ Excision of ()s Calcis for Caries,” 1867; “Hernia of Bladder,” 1868; “ Extraction Grain of Corn from Trachea,” 1868, and various other articles in “ Med. and Surg. Reporter.” Seashole John, Hurricane Bridge. Sencindiver L. M., Darksville. Sensendiver L. M., Darksville. Shanklin Robert, Indian Creek. Shanly William, New Cumberland. Sharp Wesley H., Volcano. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Shaw Samuel G., Point Pleasant. Shoemaker Charles, Upland. Shoulders Conrad, Georgetown. Shriver C., Wellsburgh. Shumaker Hezekiah King, Spencer. M. I)., med. coll, of Ohio, 1865; member med. soc. of W. Va.; surg. U. S. army 3 years. Sidebottom James C., Hamlin. Sidebotton J. H., Boone. Simmoll Anthony, Salt Lick Itidge. Simmoll Thomas W., Grass Lick. Smith Benjamin Y., Mt. Freedom. Smith Edward, West Liberty. Smith Granville, Frankford. Smith J. D., Newton. Smith P. A., Edray. Smith S. Z. T., Fellowsville. Snyder John M., Romney. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1840. Snodgrass John B., Mill Creek. Snodgrass John D., Mannington. Songster A. J., Moorefield. Stafford , Parkersburgh. Statem Marshall A., Chapmansville. Steel William R., White Day. Steere D. Q., Bull Creek. Stevensen Philip, Harper’s Ferry. Stewart J., Guyandotte. Stidger L. B., Moundsville. Stocker J., Kabletown. Storer John H., Triadelphia. Straith J. J. H., Charlestown. Strickling William, West Union. Stroud William D., Fayette. Strowsueder Thompson, Blacksville. Stump C. E., Walton. Sumers E. A., Chesterton. Summers John, Berkeley Springs. Sutherland William, Coalsmouth. Sutton M. W., Ellenboro’. Swentnel J. P., Burning Springs. Syme W. IL, Lewisburgh. Talbott E. D., Philippi. Tanner Isaac, Shepherdstown. Thayer A. H., Grafton. M. D., Winchester med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of W. Va.; surg. U. S. vols. 4 years. Thomas E. C., Moundsville. Thomas Hiram, Charleston. Thomas W. H., Grantville. Thompson G. W., Coalsmouth. Thompson John Brown, Spencer. Att. lect. Ohio med. coll., 1863-4. Thompson John D., Raymond City. Thompson J. J., Raymond City. Thompson J. P., Parkersburgh. Thompson P. A., Summit Point. Thompson S. B., Winfield. Thomson William, Jericho. Thrasher L. C., Red Sulphur. Todd A. S., Wheeling. Tomlinson C. C., Mason City. Tompkins J. C., Parkersburgh. Tox Martin P., Laurel Point. Trahem John F., Coveton. Trapnell T. W., Waterford. Travis Joseph, Winfield. 822 TRI WEST VIRGINIA. ZIM Trickle E. II., Parkersburgh. Troxell John F., Piedmont. Turner R. F., AVheeling. Turner Thomas, Middle way. Vaneter Lewis A., Boone. Vankirk William F., Newburgh. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Va. Vankirk William H. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Vaughn J. H., Clifton. Vawter , Boon C. H. Vermillion J. R., Concord. Vincent Andrew J., Nuzums. Vison B. C., Mud Bridge. Wade Joshua C., Brunnersville. Wade John H., Wayne. M. D., med. coll., Louisville (no date). Wagner , Charleston. AVait A. M., Union. AVait J. Y., Sink’s Grove. AValden George AV., Two Mile Branch. Walden AVilliam H., Logan. Walker J. A., Rock Hill. AValker S. A., AAVst Union. Walker S. J.,AVest Union. Walkins , Mason City. Wall James Owen, Huntingdon. M. D., med. coll., Ohio, 1869; member med. soc. of Cabell co., and med. soc. of W. Va.; pres, board of health of Huntingdon;—author of “ Uterine Ilydatides—Fatal termination,” 1873. Wallace M., Levelton. AVallace Matthew, Millpoint. AValls J. O., Marshall College. AVard Duncan, Milford. Ward E. B., Chatham Hill. Warder Abraham S., Prunty Town. AVare A. A., Lee Town. AVatkins James F., Chestertown. Watkins T. C., Chestertown. AVatson J. B., St. Mary’s. . AVay A. C., AVillow Island. AVay James, Morgantown. AVebb N. AV., Hurricane Bridge. AVeisel Henry J., AArheeling. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1865; v.-pres. med. soc. of AV. Va., 1871; ex-sec. med. soc. of AVheeling; act. ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1865. Welsh T. B., Huntington. West T. H., New Creek. Wheaton J. T., Wirt C. H. White James M., Parkersburgh M. D., Jefferson nied. coll., 1866 White Russell, Crooke. White William, Oxford. Whiten Julius, Charleston. Whitsell J. E., Bethany. Wiesel H. J., Wheeling. Member med. soc. of AV. Va. Williams E., Moorefield. Williams M. I)., Sr., Moorefield. Williams M. D., Jr., Moorefield. Williams O., Moundfield. Williams R., Letart. Williams S., Lick Creek. Williamson James A., Parkersburgh. Member med. soc. of W. Ya. Williamson W. S. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Wiltshire James G., Duffield. Wilson Alfred, Lubeck. Wilson Edward, McCurdysville. Wilson James E., Summit Point. Wilson John G., Martinsburgli. Wilson John S., Burlington. Wilson Lewis D., Wheeling. Wilson Miles Alexander, Pulaski. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1846; member med. soc. of W. Va. Withson J., Martinsburgh. Wolfe J. II., Roadside. Woodville J. L., Sweet Springs. Woodward John Park, Peytona. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1866. Woodyard T. W., Logan. Wright E. B., Ripley. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Wright George A., Raymond. Wright W. F., Burlington. Wyer James M., Farmington. Yokum G. W., Beverly. Young Jacob, New Martinsville. Member med. soc. of W. Va. Youst F. H., Basnettsville. Youst J., Basnettsville. Youst P. D., Mannington. Zimmerman L. T., Wheeling. MEDICAL REGISTER (IF THE M OF WISC0S1. The word Wisconsin is said to be an Indian term for a “wild-rushing channel.” The Territory of Wisconsin was formed July 3d, 1836, from lands which at that date were included in the Territory of Michigan (see page 353). This Territory included the present State, Iowa, Minnesota, and that portion of Dakota east of the Missouri river. The State was admitted into the Union, with its present area of 53,924 square miles, May 29tli, 1848. The population, as determined by the census of 1870, was in that year 1,054,670, and the number of physicians and surgeons 915. Phthisis is the cause of fourteen per cent, of the annual number of deaths. The surface is high and rolling; the whole State lies at an altitude of from 600 to 1500 feet above the level of the sea, and near the headwaters of Montreal river reaches an elevation of 1800 feet. There are no mountains within the State. The soil in the southeastern portion is rich, deep and productive, the central part is covered with “oak openings,” and has a lawn-like surface, while in the northern portion of the State pine, hemlock and other coniferous trees are found in vast forests. This is truly a State of great rivers. The Mississippi flows along the western border for 400 miles. The St. Croix, 170 miles in length; the Chippewa, 220; the Black, 145 ; and the Wisconsin, 370 miles long, all empty into the Mississippi. The Wisconsin river drains 11,000 square miles of surface. Rock river flows 125 miles through this State, then passes through Illinois and flows into the Mississippi. The Fox, the Wolf, the Menomonee, the Montreal and several other large streams, with a great number of smaller ones, water the State. “ The streams emptying into Lake Superior have the most rapid descent, the beds of those tributary to Lake Michigan and the Mississippi river having more gradual and uniform slopes. Rapids occur in most of the streams, affording immense supplies of water-power. The heads of different streams are often situated very near each other, those of the Fox and Wisconsin approaching so near that they have been joined by a short canal at Portage City, through which vessels may pass at high water, thus uniting the great lakes with the Mississippi.” Lake Michigan gives Wisconsin 200 miles of coast line on the east, and Lake Superior 120 miles on the north. Lake Winnebago, southeast of Green Bay, covers an area of 212 square miles. The whole surface of the State is studded with beautiful small lakes, more particu- larly in the region of the St. Croix and Chippewa rivers. Lead is the most important mineral, being found in the southwestern portion of the State in the form of the sulphuret and carbonate. Iron exists in large quantities. Copper, zinc, plumbago, gypsum, kaolin, agates and cornelians are found. Fine limestone and handsome varieties of marble are abundant. Over sixty kinds of native trees have been found, and the timber is a great source of wealth to the State. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN. MINERAL SPRINGS OF WISCONSIN. Bethesda Springs are in Waukesha county, twenty-one miles west of Milwaukee, on the Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad. The water is of decided benefit in diabetes and chronic irritations of the kidneys and bladder. The Springs are situated at the pretty village of Waukesha, on the Little Fox river. ANALYSIS. One pint contains (60°Fahr., C. F. Chandler): St LIDS. GRAINS. Carbonate of Sodium 0.109 Carbonate of Magnesium 0.918 Carbonate of Iron 0.004 Carbonate of Calcium 1.478 Chloride of Sodium 0.145 Sulphate of Potassium 0.057 Sulphate of Sodium 0.068 SOI,IDS. GRAINS. Phosphate of Sodium trace. Alumina 0.015 Silica 0.092 Organic Matter 0.248 Total 3.134 There are several excellent hotels. 823 824 WISCONSIN. HOSPITALS. The State Hospital for the Insane, at Madison, was opened in I860. The building accommodates about three hundred patients. We have no details in regard to this Hospital, nor any other information in regard to any similar institution within this State. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF WISCONSIN. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Wisconsin State Medical Society John Tavill Jas. T. Reeve. Fond-du-Lac Medical Society B. T. Phillips. Racine Medical Society A. H. Hoy. Waupacca Medical Society L. A. Harcourt. MEDICAL LAWS OF WISCONSIN. All the physicians and surgeons, in any county in the State of Wisconsin, who have received diplomas from incorporated medical colleges or societies in the United States or any foreign country, are authorized to meet and, by the election of a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer and three censors, who shall hold office for one year or until others are elected, to organize a county medical society, which, when so organized, shall be a body politic and corporate. Any county medical society is allowed to make by-laws necessary for its government; to hold real and personal property, not exceeding $5000 in value, and to collect from each member $3 per annum, to be used for the purchase of a library, etc. It is the duty of the censors of any medical society to examine all students who may present themselves, and who are twenty-one years of age. have received a good English education, and studied three years at least with a respectable practitioner of medicine, and can produce evidence of good moral character, and to grant diplomas under the hand of the president and seal of the society, which shall constitute the recipients members of the society. $10 must be paid for each diploma. There is established a State medical society also, which is composed of delegates from the county societies, in the proportion of one delegate to every five members of the county society, and is empowered to entertain appeals from these societies.—Dig. (1858), p. 351, sec. 1—14. Any one, although not a member of a society, is allowed to practise medicine or surgery. But no person, unless he holds a diploma of an incorporated medical college, or is a member of a medical society, has a right to collect by action at law compensation for medical services, or to testify as a physician. Any physician or practitioner of medicine who writes, or causes to be written, a prescrip- tion or recipe in any other characters than those of the English or Latin language, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and may be fined from $5 to $25.—Stats, of 1871, p. 711. Any public officer, who has charge of the remains of such deceased persons as require burial at the public expense, may deliver such remains to the members or agents of any medical society in this State on order signed by the president or secretary of such society, after he has been satisfied that the remains are to be used for anatomical study, and within this State only.—Ibid.,p. 712. MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. ABE ANG Abell T). T., (h) Darlington. Abraham Charles, (e) Fayette. Adams James M., Oconto. M. D., Rush med. coll, of Chicago, 1869. Adams H. D., Union Grove. M. D., Rush med. coll, of Chicago, (no date). Alexander M., (m) Fond du Lac. Allen Henry, Doylestown. A. M., Dartmouth coll., 1849; M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date);—specialty, “ Diseases of the Eye.” Allen Henry, (m) Hartland. Allen ,T. M., Milwaukee. Allen Orlenzer, Milton. M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date); surg. for pen- sions U. S. army. Amer William, (m) Janesville. Anderson J., (e) Jordan. Anderson W. A., La Crosse. Andrews A. D., River Falls. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Wis. Andrews Gordon. Highland. Member med. soc. of Wis. Angeline Wells, (m) Morviac. Angell J. W., (h) Appleton. ANT WISCONSIN BOW 825 Antoine Joseph, Dycksville. Armstrong L. G., Boscobel. Member med. soc. of Wis. Atwell W. F., Weyauwego. Atwood Alsou, Trempealeau. Aull Alexander, Oshkosh. Averill D. W., (m) Mineral Point. Axtel M. B., Pepin. Ayres D. C., Green Bay. Member med. soc. of Wis. Babcock H. M., (h) Berlin. Babcock J. II., Beaver Dam. Back Charles, New Holstein. Backus Rufus, (h) Clinton. Badenstol G. A., Fountain City. Baesewetter O., (m) West Bend. Baker , Waterloo. Baker E. D., Milwaukee. M. D., Yt. acad. of med., 1836; member med. soc. of Milwaukee. Baker E. O., Durand. Balcom II. G., Manitowoc. Baldwin J. S. C., Beaver Dam. Ballan Albert D., Sherwood. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870; hosp. steward U. S. army 3 years. Ballard J. A., La Crosse. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Ballard. Edward, River Falls. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of St. Croix co. Ballows L. J., Janesville. Bancroft W. II., (m) Madison. Bannister C. B., (h) Eagle. Barber A. II., Lancaster. Barber A. P., Oshkosh. Barber E. F., Waterloo. Barber J. P., Juneau. Barber M. N., Watertown. Barker Newton, Calumet. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865. Barnard Wm., (m) Union Mills. Barndt A. S., Menomonee. Barnes II. L., Ripon. Member med. soc. of Wis. Barnett J. R., Neenali. Member med. soc. of Wis. Barrett Moses, Milwaukee. A. M., Williams coll., 1847; M. D., Berkshire med. school, 1837; member med. soc. of Wis., acad. of science, Wis. Barrows L. J., Janesville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Bartlett Edwin W., Milwaukee. M. I)., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y., 1866 ; mem- ber med. soc. of Wis., med. soc. of Milwaukee city; ass’t phys. of Kings co. hosp., 1866-67; phys. to Milwaukee city disp.;—specialty, eye and ear diseases. Bartlett John Knowlton, Milwaukee. A. B., Yale coll., 1838; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Yale coll., 1841; pres. Milwaukee med. soc.; v.- pres. med. soc. of Wis.; ex-v.-pres. Am. med. asso.; phys. to Milwaukee hosp.;—specialty, diseases of women. Bartram G. R., Flintville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Basye J. J., Platteville. Bathrick S., (h) Racine. Baxter J. B. G., Black Biver Falls. Beebe D. C., Sparta. Beebe E. W., Evansville. Beebe H. H., Marshall. Beebe W. H., Marshall. Beeson E. B., (h) Mineral Point. Beeson H. L., Lomira. Belden L. M., (h) Stoughton. Belding D. E., Shopiere. Belknap D. D., Whitewater. Bell B. L., (h) Muscoda. Bell Samuel, Shopiere. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1864; member med. soc. of Wis. Bennett David Olney, Waterloo. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1870. Bennett J., Sparta. Bennett R., Tomah. Benson L. M., Lowell. Member med. soc. of Wis. Benton J. L., Beloit. Berry C. H., Beloit. Berry G. G., Platteville. Betsinger Nicholas, Waupaca. Bickford Amos Wilson, Richland Centre. M. D., coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1865; pres. med. asso. of Richland co.; ass’t surg. U. S. hosp. 2 years. Bickford A. H., (h) Richland Centre. Bicknell B. H., Beloit. Bicknell L. C., Fort Atkinson. Binnie John, Poynett. Member med. soc. of Wis. Birkhaenser J. E., Berlin. Bishop E. D., Mazo Manie. Bishop W. A., Dodgeville. Bishop Llewelwyn A., (h) Fond du Lac. M. D., Hahnemann homceo. med. coll, (no date); member homceo. med. soc. of Wis., homceo. Am. inst. Bissell F. E., Clinton. Black B., (m) La Crosse. Blair W. M., Darlington. Member med. soc. of Wis. Blake J. P., (m) Oshkosh. Blanchard O. W., Delavan. Bliedung Cavil, Menasha. Blodgett D. E., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Blomhoid O. W., Delavan. Blomiley T. W., La Grange. Boardman H. E., (h) Sun Prairie. A. M., Middleburgh coll, of Vt., 1857: grad. An- dover theological seminary, 1862; M. D., Hahne- mann homceo. med. coll., 1867; member homceo. med. soc. of Wis. Boardman P., Kingston. Bock Lewis, Sheboygan. Bode H. F., Milwaukee. Bodenstab Henry, Howard’s Grove. Bond D. M., Johnstown Centre. Member med. soc. of Wis. Booth Charles Erwin, Elroy. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1872; record, and corresp. sec. med. soc. of Juneau co.; U. S. hosp. li years. Borden William H., Milton. Member med. soc. of Wis. Bourn R. R., River Falls. Bowen J. B., (h) Madison. Bowers Joseph, (m) Sheboygan Falls. 826 BOW WISCONSIN CON Bowers S. S., Fond du Lac. Boyce II. W., Geneva. Member med. soc. of Wis. Brachvogel W. II., Newberg. Bradley A., Boscobel. Bradley T. L., Waterloo. Bradley II. L., Horicon. Bradshaw II. N., Morvial. Brainard L. B., Waupaca. Branch L. T., Jamestown. Brasch Casper, Manitowoc. Brenduke Fred., (m) Milwaukee. Brenton Joseph Lytton, Beloit. M. D., Western Reserve coll, of Cleveland, 1856; member med. soc. of Wis. Brett Ben. C., Brodhead. Member med. soc. of Wis. Briggs W. W., (e) Wautoma. Briggs George H., Delavan. M. I)., med. dep’t Buffalo univ., 1852; member med. soc. of Walworth co.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 9 months. Bronger Charles, Caledonia. Broughton Russell, Brodhead. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1869. Brown D. T., Milwaukee. Brown G. M. A., Weyauwega. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll, (no date); cor. sec. Waupaca co_. med. soc., 1873. Brown J. A., Manitowoc. Brown James J., Madison. Member med. soc. of Wis. Brown J. W., West Salem. Brown L. S., (m) Madison. Brown* R. B., (h) Milwaukee. A. B., Yale coll., 1860; M. IX, coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y. city, 1864; exam. surg. for pen- sions ; ass’t surg. U. S. vols., 1865. Brownell M. P., Lodi. Buck E. J., Platteville. Buckley W. B., Portage. Budsall James, British Hollow. Buetan A. L., Union Grove. Bull C. J., (h) Muscoda. Bull John, (h) Rio. Bunnell N. P., Lodi. M. D., Ann Arbor med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Columbia co., med. soc. of Wis. Burbank J. C., (h) Janesville. Burgess Henry, Little Chute. Burlington — , Oakfield. Burnham W. S., (h) Richland Centre. Burns J. W., Mayville. Burrall G. W., Dodgeville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Burrington S. O., Columbus. Member med. soc. of Wis. Burroughs F. V., Mauston. Member med. soc. of Wis. Busch Martin, Cross Plains. Butler William C., Janesville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Butt B. C., Brodhead. Butterfield H. L., Waupun. M. D., Willoughby med. coll., 1848; member med. soc. of Wis., med. soc. of Fond du Lac co.; surg. IJ. S. army 2 years. Byers A. C., Muscoda. Calkins George H., Waupaca. M. D., nied. dep’t Buffalo univ., 1857; Chicago med. coll., 1867 ; ex-pres. Waupaca co. med. soc.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Calkins G. W., Milton. Caiman S. A., Oconto. Cameron S. Y., (h) Sun Prairie. Camm M. B., (h) Port Howard. M. D., Hahnemann homoeo. med. eoll., 1871. Carnmora F. F., Elkhorn. Canfield P. A., Necedah. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1872. Cannon George, Boscobel. Carey H. P., (h) Beloit. Carl , Watertown. Carley D. W., Boscobel. Member med. soc. of Wis. Carpenter A., (e) Stark. Cassels J. N., Lone Rock. Castleman , Milwaukee. Cavin W. H., Hudson. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1855. Chamberlain E., (e) La Crosse. Chambers T. S., Bloomington. M. 1)., Albany med. coll., 1855. Chapel J. L., Kewaunee. Chapman C. B., Madison. Chapman E. R., Concord. Chase Henry A., Viroqua. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Wis. Chaska Thomas., (m) West Bend. Chittenden G. W., (h) Janesville. Clapp Lewis, (e) Oshkosh. Clapp S. W., (e) Oshkosh. Clark Almon, Sheboygan Palls. Member med. soc. of Wis. Clark A., Beaver Dam. Clark Elijah Nelson, Beloit. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1842. Clark Geo. A., Madison. Clark J. A., Whitewater. Clark L. D., (h) Stoughton. Clark L. J., (h) Berlin. Clark L. W., Cambridge. Clark O., Neosho. Clark P. A., Lancaster. Clark S. S., Menomonee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Clemm J. N., (e) Juda. Coakley J. E., West Milton. Member med. soc. of Wis. Cody James, Watertown. Member med. soc. of Wis. Coe M. I)., (h) Beloit. Coffin James, (h) Rochester. Collar Perry, (m) Cascade. Coldrew E. V., Beetown. Cole II. B., Black River Falls. Coleman O. D., Pardeeville. Collins A. B., (m) Madison. Collins W. P., (hi Mokwenogo. Comau Isaac W., (h) Elkhorn. M. 1)., Cleveland med. coll., 1851; member Am. inst. of homoeo. Conant John, Prairie du Chien. M. D., Chicago med. coll., I860; member med. soc. of Wis. Cone J. P., Patch Grove. Conon J. W., (h) Elkhorn. CON WISCONSIN FAR 827 Conrad C. T., Fredonia. Cook A. M., Rio. CoTdidge S. C., Pleasant Branch. Member med. soc. of Wis. Coon C. II., Albion. Cooper J. II., Burlington. Corle Fred., Port Andrew. Cory Charles T., Washburn. M. D.. Rush med. coll., 1872. Cory Jerome B., Patch Grove. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1862; member med. soc. of Wis.; adj. surg. U. S. gen’l hosp., 1864-65 ;—author of “ Hysterico Neuralgia,” 1871; “ On the Use of Anaesthetics in Mid- wifery,” 1872. Coryell A. P., Janesville. Cotton II. C., Prescott. Covert George, (e) Clinton. Hon. M. D., eclec. med. coll., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1863. Cowles Charles, Baraboo. Member med. soc. of Wis. Crane C. E., Green Bay. Crane II. O., Green Bay. . Member med. soc. of Wis. Crane N. J., (m) Rutland. Crane William, Cottage Grove. Member med. soc. of Wis. Crane William, (h) Trempealeau. Cristman Eli, Loganville. Crocker Charles C., (e) Two Rivers. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Jasper co.; U. S. army 3 years. Crocker M., Dunnville. Crommet S., Hudson. Crondall J. B., Clinton. Cronin Edward, Mineral Point. Cross C. G., Sun Prairie. Crossman Lyman. Reedsburgh. Crowin Edward, Plattville. Crugam James, Milwaukee. Cummings A. P., (e) Prairie du Chien. Cutler II. C., Dodgeville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Dachsel C. A., Milwaukee, i Dadson B. F., Ripon. Dahl A., (m) Madison. Dale II. B., (h) Oshkosh. Dalton N., Mineral Point. Member med. soc. of Wis. Dange Alex., (m) Ixonia Centre. Daniels J. A., (e) Fond du Lac. Darling Milton, Burlington. David Joseph W., Highland. Member med. soc. of Wis. Davies Edw. M., (m) Dodgeville. Davies D. C., Columbus. . Member med. soc. of Wis. Davis John, Spring Green. Davis James Cardell, Fort Atkinson. Grad. Denmark acad., 1849; M. D., Rush med. coll., 1850; member med. soc. of Wis.; exam, surg. military districts of Wis.;—author of pa- pers on “ Operative Surgery,” etc. Davis M. M., Baraboo. Member med. soc. of Wis. Day Fisk Holbrook, Wauwatosa. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1849; member med. soc. of Wis., and Am. soc. for advancement of science; phys. and surg. to Milwaukee co. hosp. Deans Edward, Gravesville. Deaveraux A. F., Fond du Lac. Des Anges H. S., Baraboo. Detmering Chas. W., Fillmore. Detwiller John, (m) Milwaukee. Devendorf Daniel Bellinger, Delavan. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1845 ; member med. soc. of Walworth co.; surg. to deaf and dumb inst. of Wis. De Witt C. T., Belmont. De Witt , Montford. Dickinson P., New London. Dickson , Fond du Lac. Dickson John, Allen’s Grove. Member med. soc. of Wis. Diemmeler Charles, Milwaukee. Dixon George M., Ripon. Dodge E. F., Fond du Lac. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862 ; member med. soc. of Fond du Lac co.; member med. soc. of Wis. Dodge F. Henry, (h) Lake Mills. Dodge G. W., Winneconne. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Dodge J., (m) Sylvester. Dodson B. F., Berlin. Member med. soc. of Wis. Dodson N. Monroe, Berlin. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Iowa, 1850; member med. soc. of Wis., Am. med. asso.; U. S. pension surg. Dolounen W., (m) Milwaukee. Donald William, Mt. Vernon. Donaldson E. S., (h) Aconto. Dorsch , Watertown. Douglas J. S., (h) Milwaukee. Downs D. L., Richland. Dressel Peter, Scott. Du Bois D., Lake Mills. Duley S. IT., Westfield. Duncomb Charles, (h) Racine. Dundass J. C., Cambridge. Dunlop Robert, Waukesha. Eager , Watertown. Eastman George W., Platteville. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., (no date); med. insp. U. S. army 2 years, surg. 1 year. Eastman William, Blancliardville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Easton D. J., Manitowoc. Edwards A. E., Platteville. Edwards W., Lowell. Eger Clement, Watertown. Ehing John, Alma. Eickhoff W., Platteville. Elderkin II. R., Fort Howard. Member med. soc. of Wis. Ellis G. W., (h) Steven’s Point. Ellsworth C. F., Elkhorn. Member med. soc. of Wis. Evans J. M., Evansville. Everhard A., Ripon. Faerber Joseph, Leeds. Falley C. F., Lancaster. Farr Asahel, Kenosha. Farr E. J., Eau Claire. ! Farrington S. S., Oconto. 828 FAY WISCONSIN, HAR Favill John, Madison. Member med. soc. of Wis. Fay George W., Menasha. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1847; U. S. army 2 years and 6 months. Feld C., Watertown. Felder , Watertown. Ferrin S. A., Montfort. Member med. soc. of Wis. Field , Watertown. Finch Nelson, (m) Janesville. Fink V., (h) Watertown. Finney John, Holland. Fischer Francis, Madison. Member med. soc. of Wis. Fischer Henry, Watertown. Fisk M. II., De Pere. Member med. soc. of Wis. Foltz W. R., (m) New Cassell. Forbash B. G., Georgetown. Ford J., (h) Milwaukee. Grad. De Lancy inst., 1846; M. D., Western homoeo. coll, of Cleveland, 1870; member homoeo. med. soc. of Wis.;—specialty, diseases of women and children. Ford S. W., De Pere. Fortier Jos., Chippewa Falls. Fowler II., (m) Waukesha. Fowler S. F.. (e) Milwaukee. Fox G. II., Oregon. M. I)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Wis. Fox M. A., Shullsburgh. Fox Philip, Janesville. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Wis. Fox William, Madison. Member med. soc. of Wis. Francis L. G., Hammond. Freeman Alonzo R., New London. Member med. soc. of Wis. French J. C., Bloomer. Fricke Theodore, Cedarburgh. Frink II. B., (h) White Creek. Frost H. A., Waupaca. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1863. Fuller S. L., Milwaukee. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Wis. Fulton T. II., (m) Beaver Dam. Gage M. R., Sparta. Galentine Samuel, Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Gallagher'P. II., Fond du Lac. Member med. soc. of Wis. Garratt R., (h) Sparta. Gee R. S., (h) Delavan. Gensike T. S., (h) Ilelenville. German L., (m) Hartford. Gibbs Jonathan, Ono. Member med. soc. of Wis. Gillula Thos., Reedsburgh. Gilson E. W., (m) Lake Mills. Glover R. E., (h) Belle Centre. Godclard C. A., Baldwin. M. I)., med. dep’t univ. of Burlington, 1871; mem- ber St. Croix med. soc. Godfrey Henry Townsend, Benton. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. and post surg. U. S. vols. Goe J. W., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Goff H. B., Stoughton. Member med. soc. of Wis. Goldsmith L., (m) Hartford. Goodwin L. D., Albion. Gorham William, Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Gorner J. E., Milwaukee. Gotchel M., (h) Kenosha. Gotchel Horatio P., (h) Kenosha. Gott William A., Viroqua. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1852 ; surg. U. S. army 3 years;—author, “ Case of Excision of the Right Superior Maxilla and a portion of the Left,” in “ Am. Journal of Med. Science, I860;” “ Successful Resection of the Ends of an United Humerus after Failure of the Seton,” 1870; “ Encephaloid Disease of the Right Humerus;” “ Amputation at the Shoulder Joint, Recovery.” Goyer J., (e) Tomah. Graham H., (e) Appleton. Graham T. L., Potosi. Gray A. W., Milwaukee. Gray Harmon, Delavan. Gray N. A., (h) Milwaukee. Gregory L. M., Plover. Grey E. C., Fond du Lac. Green D. C., Mauston. Gridley John, (h) Kenosha. Griffin Ezra Leonard, Fond du Lac. M. D., Berkshire med. coll., 1848; v.-pres. med. soc. of Wis., 1873; pres. med. soc. of Fond du Lac co., 1871;—author of “ Biographical Sketches of Mason C. Darling, M. D., and Henry M. Lilly, M. D., of Fond du Lac,” in Transactions of Wis. med. soc., 1871-72. Guernsey A. W., Almond. Member med. soc. of Wis. Guinan James, New London. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1867; cor. sec. med. soc. of Waupaca co. 1 year. Hacston G. A., Westford. Hadden G. W. P., Washburn. Hadley M. P., (m) Teaveling. Haevenriek Charles, Iron Ridge Station. Hagerman, C. A., (h) Sheboygan. Hahn F., Sheboygan. Hall J. C., Marrinette. Hall J. R., Baraboo. Hall Storrs, Rosendale. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hall Sidney Storrs, Sheboygan. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1867 ; member med. soc. of Wis.; pres. med. soc. of Sheboygan co. Hall W. C., Fond du Lac. Hambebuer William, British Hollow. Hamilton C. M., Green Bush. Hamilton E., (m) Milwaukee. Hamilton G. F., (e) Augusta. Hamilton J. J., (e) Hillsboro’. Hamilton J. P., Darlington. Hancock .1. W., Maiden Rock. Hanson C. A., Wiota. Ilanson M. P., (e) Milwaukee. Hanson P. T., Waupaca. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Harrington C. F., (m) Madison. Harris C. C., North Prairie. HAR WISCONSIN KEM 829 Harrison W. H., Shullsburgli. Hart C. L., (h) Madison. Hart E. L., Ellsworth. Hart W. K., (h) Ontario. Hartley W. H., (m) Westport. Hartwig Theodore, Cedarburgh. Harvey J. L., (h) Excelsior. Harvey W. A., Janesville. Harwood F. H., Milwaukee. Haskins Thomas, Highland. Hatchard Thomas, Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hause F., (m) Sheboygan. Havens G. W., (e) Mindoro. Havernick Charles, Fond du Lac. Hayden II. C., Sandusky. Head C. R., Albion. Hebard Charles, Mondovia. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Hedge F. D., Appleton. Helbig O., Horicon. Helm Clinton, Beloit. Hemingway J. B., Delavan. Ilencks George, Jefferson. Hendricks J. G., Ripon. Henning T., Fillmore. Henning Wm., Calumet. Henry , Watertown. Herding Joseph, Meeker. Herring Wm. P., Milwaukee. Hesse H. E., Milwaukee. Heuse Erwin, Milwaukee. Hewitt C. W., Boscobel. Hewitt M. R., Pewaukee. Hiett F., Berlin. Hirsch C. J. B., Perry. Hobbins Joseph, Madison. Ilobbins William, Madison. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hoebschman F., Milwaukee. Hoffman Christopher, Cedar Creek. Hog Albert H., Racine. Hogan John, St. Kazians. Holmes B. F., (h) Palmyra. Holmes George W., Marquette. Homes T. W., Mount Hope. Hoover Jacob, Winneconne. Hopkins John Faulkner, Oconomowoc. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Wis. Horne Wm., (m) Janesville. Horsch J., Fillmore. Horton E. G., Whitewater. Member med. soc. of Wis. Houghman C. E., (m) Milwaukee. Houts O., Bear. Howell D., (e) Ellenboro’. Howes Thomas W., Mount Hope. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1868. Hoy A. II., Racine. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hoy P. R., Racine. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hoyt H. E., Menomonee. Hoyt O., Hudson. Hunt George F., West Bend. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of ,N. Y., 1856; mem- ber med. soc. of Rock River, med. soc. of Wis., Am. med. asso. Hunt H., (m) Beloit. Huntington T. F., (h) Rising Sun. Hurlbut William Henry, (e) Elkhorn. M. D., eclec. med. inst. of Ohio, 1868. Hutchins J. H., Gratiot. Hutchinson George, Milwaukee. Hutchinson George, Durand. Member med. soc. of Wis. Ingersoll John L., Hew Berlin. Ingman L. S., (h) Madison. Irwin Edmund Howard, Lodi. M. D., hush med. coll., 1856; member med. soc. of Columbia co., and med. soc. of Wis.; exam. phvs. life ins. co.;—author of “ Unique Case in Ob- stetrics.” Jackson James Albert, Stoughton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1866. Jacobi Adolph, (m) Milwaukee. Jacobs H. P., Ephraim. Jameson William, Muscoda. Jannie Chas., Robinsonville. Jaquhaber M., Waukesha. Jenckes J. L., Hazel Green. Jenkins G. W., Kilbourne City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1851; member med. soc. of Wis. Jennings C. B., Darlington. Jesberger M. A., (m) Madison. Jewell B. D., Pine River. John A. C., Milwaukee. John E., Milwaukee. Johnson Henry B., Beloit. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1853; member med. soc. of Wis. Johnson James, Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Johnson L. B. W., Pole Grove. Johnson Samuel C., Hudson. M. D., Long Island hosp. coll., 1864; corres. sec. med. asso. of St. Croix. Johnstone John, Neosha. Member med. soc. of Wis. Jones Ambrose, (e) White Creek. M. D., Hush med. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1 year. Jones Irwin, (h) Oconomowoc. Jones John, (e) Clinton. Jones P. C., De Pere. Jones S. P., Marrinette. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1868. Jones Wm., (m) Janesville. Jonserius A. J. S., (m) Wheatland. Judd S. S., (e) Janesville. Kanouse E. D., (h) Columbus. Hasten J., Milwaukee. Kaulinan C., Milwaukee. Kearney Jas. P., Belmont. Keller John, Sandusky. Keller S., West Bend. Kellogg A. C., (h) Portage. Kellogg E. S., Wrightstown. Kellogg J. W., Iron Ridge. Kelsey J. F., Weyauwega. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866. Kemper C., Milwaukee. Kempf J. J., (m) Prescott. Kempster Walter, Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. 830 KEN WISCONSIN MAN Kendall A. O., (m) Perry. Kendall J. B., (m) Berlin. Kendall O., Hudson. Member med. soc. of Wis. Kendrick Albert, (h) Waukesha. Kennett Win. L. , La Crosse. Kimball II., (m) Platteville. Kirsten II. R., Weyauwega. Kissling L., Milwaukee. Kitchingmen A., Raymond. Kitchingmen Jones, Raymond. Knapp C. S., Otsego. Knapp E. S., Wiota. Kneister Peter, (m) Milwaukee, Koemel E., (h) Milwaukee. Kords Fred., Burlington. Kords Levi, Burlington. Kosten J., Milwaukee. Kraft A., Cassville. Krak C., Milwaukee. Kramer E., Milwaukee. Krause C., Rockville. Kromer C., (m) Milwaukee. Kuemmel Ernst R., (h) Milwaukee M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Halle (Prussia), 1856; member Am. inst. of liomceo., 1869, and homoeo. med. soc. of Wis.—specialty, dis. of children. Lacey D. P., Oxfordville. Lacey Jno. C. N., Oxfordville. La Count D., Chilton. Member med. soc. of Wis., and Am. med. asso. La Count L. B., Shawanaw. M. D., Rush hied, coll., 1868. Lake Lafayette, Oconomowoc. Lakes J. C., Racine. Lamb George Allen, Green Bay. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Brown co., and med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 6 months. Lampire J., Transient. Lapliam I. A., Milwaukee. Larde F. H., Oshkosh. Law Wm., Shullsburgh. Lawrence Amos,.Eureka. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio., 1865; member med. soc. of Winnebago co., and med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t surg. U. S. army. Law Allen R., Belmont. Lay Wm., (e) Annaton. Leathstrom C. A., (h) Milwaukee. Lee Geo. W., Shullsburgh. Lee Geo. W. J., Boscobel. Leland A. J., (h) Whitewater. Lelmon E., (m) Milwaukee. Le Nice we Otto, Kiel. Leoms D. W., (m) Vernon. Leonard W. T., Wonewoc. Leslie A. J., (e) Delavan. Lewis J. S., Potosi. Lewis Ledyard Verdine, Sun Prairie. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1871. Lewis N. J., Dodgeville. Liebenthral M., Mayville. Liefleld Daniel, Milwaukee. Linde Christian, Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Linde F. II., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis., and Am. med. asso. Livings A. II., Janesville. M. IX, Chicago med. coll., 1872. Lindefelt Adolph Fred., Sheboygan. Grad, of sciences at Gothenburg, Sweden, 1828 ; M. D., Kush med. coll., 1852 ; member med. soc. of Sheboygan co.; in Swedish army 20 years. Lindsley H. E., Avoca. Member med. soc. of Wis. Lionarthy C., (m) Kenosha. Little E. G., New Lisbon. Lochr L., Theresa. Lockwood George S., Rome. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1870. Loher L., Theresa. Long Jacob, Milwaukee. Loofbourow Nathan A., Monroe. Member med. soc. of Wis. Loomis E. E., Janesville. M. I)., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Loomis G. T., Morton. Loop T. E., Eureka. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Winnebago co., and med. soc. of Wis. Lord S. L., Edgerton. Lueck A. W., Mayville. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Wis.; v.-pres. med. soc. of Rock River. Lum S. B., Teller’s Corner. Lyman T., (m) Ilingham. McArthur R. D., Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. McBean Alexander, Chippewa Falls. McBrien P., Hazel Grove. McCall William, Omro. Member med. soc. of Wis. McChesney E. C. M., Union Grove. McClellan Samuel, Wilmot. McClure J. E., Beaver Ham. Member med. soc. of Wis. McCulloch A., Jefferson. McDaniels A., (m) Hebron. McDill A. S., Madison. McDonald Jno. A., (h) Wolwortli. McDonald J. A., Chip Falls. McGuire Francis, Jefferson. M. D., Rush med. coll, (no date); memoer med. soc. of Wis.; surg. U. S. army 2 years, 9 months. McKeeby Gilbert Ernestein, Lodi. M. 1)., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Columbia. McKennan Henry, Sauk City. McKinley Hoyt, Kenosha. McKnight Lewis, Milwaukee. A. B., Princeton coll., 1838; A. M., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1841; member med. soc. of Wis.; med. direct, of life ins. co. McNeel J. IJ., Fond du Lac. Member med. soc. of Wis. McNelley H., Muscoda. McNomoro F. S., Milwaukee. Macdonald John A., Chippewa Falls. M. IX, coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1861 ; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Magelssen Jacob Wright, LTtica. M. IX .Rush med. coll., 1866. Maine E. C., (h) Portage. Manchester Darwin L., Waupaca. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., I860, and Chicago med. coll., 1870; v.-pres. med. soc. of Waupaca co., 1873. MAN WISCONSIN". NIC 831 Manly Ira, Jr., Markesan. Member med. soc. of AVis. March and Peter, Green Bay. Marks Solon, Milwaukee. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of AVis., and med. soc. of Alilwaukee; attend, surg. to St. Alarv’s hosp.; consult, surg. to Alil- waukee disp.; med. direct. U. S. army 4 years ; —author of paper on “ Fracture of Thigh,” 1868. Marsh Cutting, Waupaca. Marsh Isaac H., (m) Rosendale. Marshall Charles B., Osceola. Attend, lect. med. dep’t univ. of Alich.; member med. soc. of St. Croix co. Marston Samuel Lewis. Hew Cassell. Al. D., Rush med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of Wis., and med. soc. of Rock River; pres, med. soc. of Fond du Lac co., 1872; ass’t surg. U. S. army 2 years. Martin C. L., (m) Janesville. Martin George P., Raymond. Martin S. J., (h) Racine. Mason Ira, Markesan. Mason Darius, Prairie du Cliien. Al. D., coll, of phys. and surg., N. Y. city, 1853; member med. soc. of AVis.; surg. U. S. army. Matheson H., Milwaukee. Mathew A. J., Two Rivers. Matthews B., (m) Mineral Point. Mattison , Washington. Mauley C., Markesan. Mayham T. F., Fond du Lac. Alember med. soc. of AVis. Meacliem E. II. G., Milwaukee. Alember med. soc. of AVis. Meachem John G., Racine. Al. D., Castleton med. coll., 1843; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1863; member med. soc. of AVis., Am. med. asso., and med. asso. of Racine; surg. U. S. vol. hosp., 1863. Meachem John G., Jr., Racine. Mechesney A. C. M., Yorkville. Meecher William, Randolph. Alember med. soc. of AVis. Mellen S. A., Hingham. Merklin William Albert, Menasha. Al. I)., Bennett’s med. coll., 1870; member eclec. med. soc. of 111. Merriam L., (h) Beloit. Merrick J. C., Burlington. Alember med. soc. of AVis. Merrill John, Stockbridge. Att. lect. Chicago med. coll., (no date). Merrill J. B., (m) Madison. Merriman L., Beloit. Merritt S. J., Fennimore. Merville J., Stockbridge. Meyers C., (m) Milwaukee. Mieske Herman, (h) Appleton. Millard Fordyce R., Beetown. AI. D., Rush med. coll., 1862; v.-pres. med. soc. of \Yis.; member med. asso. of Grant co. Millard H. D., Taycheedah. Millard R., Beetown. Miller Clark J., AVhitewater. Al. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Miller D. McL., Oconomowoc. Miller E., Beloit. Miller Henry, Lowell. Alember med. soc. of AVis. Miller IT. B., Ontario. Miller Linda, Oshkosh. Miller V., Theresa. Milligan G. AY., Sparta. Mills J. C.,Heenah. Milter John G., Fond du Lac. Miner Selden, Hancock. Missick W. II., Burlington. Mitchell , Madison. Mitchell E. E., Fond du Lac. M. D., Woman’s med. coll, of the N. Y. infirmary, 1870; member med. soc. of Fond da Lac co.; served as nurse in U. S. army 3 years. Mitchell Robert, Briggsville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Mix Miles, Berlin. Moffett James B., Mineral Point. Moller Charles, Milwaukee. Monroe William, Monroe. Monson Charles, Lyons. Montgomery P. J., Watertown. Montgomery T. A., Wrightstown. Member med. soc. of AVis. Moore D. AY., Waupun. Member med. soc. of Wis. Moore J. S., Oconomowoc. Moore Volney L., (h) AYaukesha. M. D., homoeo. med. coll., 1859 ; member homceo. med. soc. of Milwaukee; ass’t surg. in hosp. Moorehouse AY. D., Plymouth. Member med. soc. of Wis. Moriarts D. P., Oconto. Morrill George AY., Bangor. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of AVis. Morris F>. G., Sharon. Morris Rawley, Brodhead. Morse Ambrose, (m) Madison. Morton William J., Racine. A. B., centre coll, of Danville, Ky., 1838 ; A. M., 1841; M. D., med. dep’t nniv. of Louisville, 1842. Mosel E., Fond du Lac. Mosher D., Beloit. Mosher Mark A., Berlin. Mueller Frank, Appleton. Grad. Laipa, Bohemia, 1865; M. D., med. dep’t Ferdinand univ. (Prague), 1865; member scientific soc. of German students univ. of Prague; med. exam, of the Germania life ins. co. Muellerwise T. G., Stattsville. Munk E., Fond du Lac. Munroe Andrew, Green Bay. Munson Timothy, Auroraville. Murdock ■, Hew Richmond. Muth Chas., Sheboygan. Myers Miles G., Wautoma. M. D., Buffalo med. school, 1868; member med. soc. of Wis.; exam. surg. life ins. cos. Hauman A., Milwaukee. Hettleton Clark, Racine. He well G. T., Waterford. He well II. B., Hale’s Corners. Member med. soc. of Va. Hewton A. B., Bangor. Heyom Herman, Dodgeville. Hichols A. B., (h) Sparta. Hichols F. A., Harvard. Member med. soc. of Wis. Hichols L. II., (h) Richland City. 832 NIC WISCONSIN ROG Nichols Theron, Milwaukee. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Wis. Nichols William F., Menomonee. M. D., Rush med. coll., (no date); U. S. exam, surg.; hosp. steward U. S. army 4 years. Nobles Richard, Gratiot. Noff IJ. B., Stoughton. Nolan D. W., Monroe. Norman IL, Milwaukee. Norris N. W., (m) Beloit. Noyes G. B., Winneconne. Noyes Joshua Copp, Oshkosh. M. I)., Rush med. coll., 1863; exam. surg. for pensions U. S. army 2 years. Obermiller M., (m) Madison. O’Brien J. II., Plymouth. Member med. soc. of Wis. Odevrone George G., Viola. Olive Richard, Poynett. O’Reilly John R., New London. Member med. soc. of Wis. Orrick J. II., Steven’s Point. Member med. soc. of Wis. Ortallie Francis, Hartford. Orton C. II., Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Osborn E. II., Belleville. Osborn S. J., Oshkosh. Osborne D., Waupun. Oswokl John, Two Rivers. Oswold Ambrose, St. Nazians. Ott B., (m) Madison. Ottellie Charles, West Bend. Member med. soc. of Wis. Oviatt W. II., (m) Utica. Ozornne James, Racine. Paddock Francis, Salem. Page John L., Racine. Member med. soc. of Wis. Page M. F., (h) Appleton. Paine C. J., Monroe. Palmer Henry, Sparta. Member med. soc. of Wis. Palmiter William, (m) Ripon. Parrott Henry H., Dundas Centre. Parsons Levi, Ahnapee. Pattee G. W., Palmyra. Pearce Henry, Green Bay. Pearson C. B., Spring Green. Pease S. A., Montello. Pease W. C., Menomonee. Peck L. E., Hartford. Member med. soc. of Wis. Pelton Jonathan Gates, Spring Green. M. D., Geneva med. coll., 1846. Pennaya Nilson, Kenosha. Perfect John T., (h) Eau Claire. Perrine G. W., Racine. Pfraller John, Jefferson. Philloe Hugo, Waukesha. Phillips B. T.,Fond du Lac. Phillips John, Stevens’ Point. Pickard D. O., Richland Centre. Pickett George S., North Prairie. Pickett S. G., Hebron. Picknell C. H., Beloit. Pierce Wm., (m) Caloma. Pona C., (h)Arena. Potter F. L., Menasha. Potter J. L., Neenah. Pratt H. J., Montello. Prentice James, Portage. Price Santel, Greenfield. Pritchard John F., Manitowoc. M. D., Rush ined. coll, (no date); member med. soc. of Fond du Lac co., med. soc. of Rock River. Pulford R. L., Mineral Point. Quehl W., Hika. Quinner P., Watertown. Ralph G., (m) Milwaukee. Rappe George, Muscoda. Raymond D. A., Fond du Lac. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1845; member med. soc. Wis., med. soc. of Fond du Lac co.; surg. U. S. army 2 years. Reckard F. A., Neilsville. M. 1)., Chicago med. coll., 1867. Reed W. W., Jefferson. Reeve James T., Appleton. M. D., Castleton med. coll., 1854; Jefferson med. coll., 1855; member med. soc. of Winnebago co., Am. med. asso.; sec. med. soc. of Wis.; director Appleton inst.; surg. and med. direct. U. S. army 4 years. Reichenbach Ernest, Monroe. Member med. soc. of Wis. Reihe F., Fond du Lac. Reinhardt Lewis, Milwaukee. Reisch Meinard, Milwaukee. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869. Reynolds B. O., Geneva. Member med. soc. of Wis. Reynolds M. J., Geneva. Rhem G., Beaver’s Dam. Rhode Henry, Green Bay. Rice John A., Merton. M. D., Cleveland med. coll., 1861; member med. soc. of Wis. Rice Willard, Whitewater. Richards J. F., Tomah. Richmond C. F., Woodman. Richter D. W., East Troy. Richter J. F., (m) BeloiL Riddell George, Palmyra. Righter B. F., (h) Monroe. Roberts G. W., Monroe. Roberts J., (h) Mount Sterling. Robertson George E., Platteville. Att. med. lects. at Baltimore and N. Y. city; member med. soc. of Easton, Md.; surg. in Mexi- can war; surg. U. S. vol. hosp. Robinson C. C., Milwaukee. Robinson John G., Manitowoc. Robinson N. S., Neenah. Robinson R. JL, Winneconne. Rockwell W. M., Johnstown. Member med. soc. of Wis. Rock wood R. C., Wyocena. Rogers Ezra M., Hartford. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1860; member med. soc. of Wis. Rogers Jirah, Ripon. Member med. soc. of Wis. Rogers John F., Honey Creek. Rogers J. M., Eagle. ROH WISCONSIN, STA 833 Rohrer John, (m) Wayne. Rood G., Stevens’ Point. Root A. D., Kekoskee. Ross O., (h) Excelsior. Rossbach G. A., Cross Plains. Rowley A. A., Middleton. Member med. soc. of Wis. Rowley N. C., Middleton. Rowe John, (m) Mineral Point. Rundlett J. R., Monroe. Member med. soc. of Wis. Runford A. A., Prairie du Chien. Rusk W., Viroqua. Russel Hugh, Cambria. Member med. soc. of Wis. Russel Thomas P., Jr., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis., Am. med. asso. Russell William,' (m) Manston. Sabine Eli, (h) Sylvan. Sala E. M., Bloomington. M. D., Louisville, Ky., 1840, and coll, of phys. and surg., Keokuk, 1866. Sala O. P., Bloomington. Salisbury A. II., Mazo Manie. Member med. soc. of Wis. Salisbury David. Transient. Sallada W. W., Reedsburgh. Sampe Richard, Stevens’ Point. Sampson A., Fairplay. Sanborn J., Cedarburgh. Sanders W. II., (h) Oshkosh. Sanderson Samuel, (m) Leicester. Satterlee N. D., Cambria. Sauerherring A., Maysville. Schallern Rainer, Manitowoc. Member Manitowoc med. soc.; U. S. exam. surg.; surg. U. S. army 2 years—specialty, eye, ear and lung dis. Schall John F., Pt. Washington. Sehenich Chas. I)., Oshkosh. Scherer F. G. R., (h) Horicon. Schindler George, (m) Mequon River. Schlers Wm., Racine. Schmidt O., La Crosse. Schneck A., Manitowoc. Scholl John Theodore, Port Washington. M. D., St. Louis med. coll., 1858 ; exam. surg. for pensions ; phys. to board of health. Schrater J. R., (m) Sheboygan. Schuller A., Menomonee Falls. Schultz C., Liberty Bridge. Schultz Wm., (m) Milwaukee. Scott D. W., (e) Twin Grove. Searles W. II., Wausau. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865. Seems Tilghman, Yew Richmond. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of Keokuk, 1872. Seiler Geo., Fountain City. Seeley Hiram, Kenosha. Senn A., New Cassel. Senn Nicholas, Ashford. M. P., Chicago med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Fond-du-Lac co., and med. soc. of Wis.; sec. med. soc. of Rock River, and Am. med. asso. Series D. E., (m) Plainfield. Severance Anson B., (m) Milwaukee. Shambaugh Adam, (e) Bear. Studied under Dr. Massey of Indiana 24 years ago. Shaw M. A., Fall River. Sheffer II. L., (e) Mauston. Shepard Gilbert, (h) Trempealeau. Shepard J. L., Sheboygan Falls. Member med. soc. of Wis. Shephard L. S., Ripon. Sherman J. J., Milwaukee. Sherman L., (h) Milwaukee. A. B., Union coll., N. Y., 1865; A. M., 1868; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1870; member hornceo. med. soc. of Milwaukee City. Sherman B. M., (e) York. Sherman W. D., (h) Monroe. Silliman Dwight, (h) Hudson. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1866; member hornceo. inst. of Minn. Simon F., Manitowoc. Slobbings , Grand Rapids. Slympliy P. R., Berlin. Sly L. C., (h) Baraboo. Smead A., Fond du Lac. Smith Asbury Edwin, Darlington. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of Iowa co.—specialty, eye and ear dis. Smith C. M., Evansville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Smith H. W., Georgetown. Smith J., (e) Waukesha. Smith S. A.,'(e) Monroe. Smith W. H., Fort Atkinson. Smith W. M., (h) Fort Atkinson. Smith W. .T., Hillsboro’. Smyth S. W., (m) Janesville. Solly John, (e) Melrose. Soloman J. C., (m) Milwaukee. Sossemilch T. L., Delavan. Soul H. C., Wautoma. Soul Henry C., Plainfield. Spalding William C., Watertown. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1847; member med. soc. of Wis.; exam. surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. Spearman Alfred S., Milwaukee. Spencer B., (e) Jordan. Spencer D. C., Black River Falls. Spencer M., (m) Oshkosh. Sperry George S., De Soto. Sperry Jonathan, Delafield. Member med. soc. of Wis. Springstein W. S., (e) Durand. Squire H. D., Sheboygan. Squire L. A., Leeds Centre. Squire W. C., (m) Palmyra. Stadloe Joseph, Milwaukee. Stair U. P., Black Earth. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1862; member med. soc. of Wis. Stair Theo. Frelinghuysen, Monticello. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871; member med. soc. of Dane co.; phys. to poor of Green co.;—author of paper on “ Chloral Hydrate in Pertussis,” 1873. Stalter Wm., (m) Sheboygan. Stanard F. D., Muscoda. Member med. soc. of Wis. Stanley Tlios., (h) Highland. Stansberry Emory, Appleton. M. D., Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1867; member med. soc. of Wis. Stark George A., Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Stawnard F. S., Muscoda. 834 STE AVISCONSIN. WIG Stearns Isaac Holden, Milwaukee. M.*D., national med. coll., 1860; member med. soc. of Mass.; surg. N. W. branch of soldiers’ home; exam. surg. for pensions; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Stebbins Levi, (m) East Troy. Steiger E., Prairie du Ciiien. Sterns E. AY., Shawano. Stewart Thos., Loganville. Stewart Wm., Fond du Lac. Stewart AY. AY., (h) Loyd. Stickle G. AY., (m) Stockbridge. Stillman C. G.,Milton. Stillman J. F., (e) Oxford. St. John J. AY., Janesville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1865; member med. soc. of AVis. Stoddart Charles L., East Troy. Member med. soc. of Wis. Storke E. F., (h) Oak Grove. Stuvi T. F., (e) Monticello. Strong D. C., (h) Poynett. Strong Henry Partridge, Beloit. M. I)., Castleton med. coll., 1853; member med. soc. of Wis.; ex-pres. med. soc. of AVis.; del. to Am. med. asso.; surg. U. S. army 2 years. St. Sure A. F., Sheboygan. Studa M., (m) Manitowoc. Surk G. A., Milwaukee. Sturtevant M. C., (h) Emerald Grove. Suessmilch Fred. Ludwig Von, Delavan. M. D., grad, of King med. coll., Dresden, 1848; member med. soc. of Walworth co., and med. soc. of Wis. Sutherland John, Appleton. Sutherland J. L., Darien. M. I)., med. coll., AVoodstock, Vt., 1856. Sweetland AY. P., Lake Mills. Member med. soc. of AVis. Tabor Lemuel, (h) Stephensville. Tarbell S. P., (e) Ellington. Tay L., Menasha. Taylor Geo. R., AYaupaca. Taylor John, Kewaunee. Taylor S. B., (h) Ripon. Teegarden M. R., (e) Racine. Telfan R. S., Avoca. Thayer , Menasha. Theyer Daniel E., Brandon. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1871. Thomas William M., Darlington. Member med. soc. of Wis. Thompson John, Racine. Thompson J. IL, Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Thorndyke AYilliam, Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Thorp E. M., Ahnapee. Tin-all C. B., Leon. Thrane Arthur, Mazo Manie. Tlmrston AY. B., (e) Argyle. Tillepaugh Jas. N., Racine. Tinker E. AY., Viroqua. Town L. E., (e) Brodhead. Towndrow AV. N., Neslii. Townsend II. G., (h) Jefferson. Tracy J. II., Fond du Lac. Member med. soc. of Wis. Treat Robert B., Janesville. Triestu Peter, (m) Bell Centre. Tucker Isaac, (e) Delton. Turner A., Merrimack. Twitchell Ozmon M., Madison. M. D., Woodstock med. coll., Yt. (no date). Uhlemeyer Franz, Menasha. Ulrich John, Waukesha. Vanderhasse William, Ilustisford. Van Dusen Harmon, Mineral Point. Member med. soc. of Wis. Van Dusen W. II., Mineral Point. Member med. soc. of Wis. Van Heugee G. T. A., Waupun. Van Norstrand A. II., Green Bay. Member med. soc. of Wis. Van Voorhes A. II., (h) Columbus. Van Wagenen , (e) Darlington. Vertessy Jno., (m) Milwaukee. Vesty T. H., (m) Fond du Lac. Vesty T. H., (h) Sheboygan. Vickers J. P., (m) Milwaukee. Vincent G. R., Tomah. Vivian John II., Mineral Point. Member med. soc. of Wis. Von Altener C. G., (h) Milwaukee. Wade , Patch Grove. Wade J. D., (e) Lancaster. Wadsworth Andrew H. B., Fox Lake. M. D., Toronto univ., Canada, 1868; member coll, of phys. and surg., Ontario. Wagner J. II., (m) Sheboygan. Waite I. W., Alderly. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1872. Walcott E. B., Milwaukee. Walcott L. R., Milwaukee. Waldron H., (h) Augusta. Walker S. E., Friendship. Wallace J. L., Coon Prairie. Wallace F. A., Fox Lake. Waller Geo., Calamine. Wansfleld J. D., Appleton. Ward Andrew J., Madison. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1846; member med. soc. of Wis.; phys. to orphan’s home, Madison ; exam. surg. for pensions; surg. U. S. vols. 3 years. Warner A. M., (h) Waukesha. Warner Henry, Whitewater. Wason F. S., (e) Black River Falls. Waterhouse M., Portage. Pres. med. soc. of Wis., 1873. Waterman IJ. C., Middleport. Webster Wm., Newton. Weed Dennis, (e) Jordan. Weise Charles, Milwaukee. Wells John, Oshkosh. Wells J. M., Stockbridge. Werner F., (h) Black River Falls. Wettleson W. A., (m) Stoughton. Wheeler N. M., Madison. AYhiley AAr., Fond du Lac. AVhinery M., Rice Lake. Member med. soc. of Wis. White H. O., Fort Atkinson. White N. O., Fort Atkinson. Whiting J. B., Janesville. Member med. soc. of Wis. Whitnall , Basking Ridge. Whitney G. W., Grand Rapids. Whitney J. ,T., (h) Prairie du Ciiien. Wigginton I)., Madison. WIG WISCONSIN. zwo 835 Wigginton R. M., Madison. M. 1)., Rush med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Wis.; ass’t sup’t hosp. for. the insane, Madi- son ;—author of paper on “ Hydrate of Chloral,” 1872;—specialtv, treatment of insanity. Wight Orlando W., Milwaukee. Hon. A. M., Yale coll. 1859; M. D., Long Island coll. hosp. 1865; member med. soc. of Wis., gynaecological soc. and historical soc. of Bos- ton ; surg. of staff of governor of Wis. Wilcox R. J., River Falls. Wiley William, Fond du Lac. Member ined. soc. of Wis. Wilgohs Carl, Watertown. Williams A. B., De Pere. Williams Abraham, Milwaukee. Williams J. H., Cambria. Member med. soc. of Wis. Williams T., Milwaukee. M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1862. Williams Thomas George, Watertown. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1869; member med. soc. of Wis.; phys. Mercy hosp., Chicago, 13 months. Willgoks C. H., Watertown. M. L>., Kiel, Holstein, Germany, 1843 ; att. lects. univ. of Bostock, Mechlenburg-Schwerin, and Greitswalde, Prussia. Wilson J., (h) Madison. Wing Charles E., Neosho. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1870. Winslow Joseph, (h) Fort Atkinson. Winslow R., Fort Atkinson. M. D., Rush med. coll., 1868; Bellevue hosp. med. coll., 1871. Wirtli Charles, Janesville. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1873. Wiskoif A., Kenosha. Witter George F., Grand Rapids. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Mich., 1856; member med. soc. of Wis., Am. med. asso.; exam. surg. for pensions; city phys. of Grand Rapids. Wolcott Erastus B., Milwaukee. Diploma Yates co. med. soc., 1825; M. D., med. and surg. coll, of Fairfield, N. Y., 1833; pres, med. asso. of Milwaukee city; member med. soc. of Wis.; gen’l surg. of the State of Wis., 1860-73; member Wis. acad. of sciences, arts, and letters; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years;— specialty, surgery. Wolcott L. J. R., Milwaukee. M. D., Female med. coll, of Pa., 1856; member med. asso. of Milwaukee city. Wolcott O. B., Milwaukee. Member med. soc. of Wis. Wolf W., Sauk City. Wood Marquis, Little Wolf. Woodard E. A., Sun Prairie. Woodmansee C. S., Milwaukee. Woodruff C. D., (h) Kilbourn City. Woodruff J. B., Fox Lake. Member med. soc. of Wis. Woodward E. A., Sun Prairie. Woodward M. C., Ellsworth. Woodworth D. W., Ellsworth. M. D., Western Reserve coll, of Ohio, 1868; mem- ber med. asso. of St. Croix co.; U. S. pension examiner. Woodworth L. P., New Lisbon. Member med. soc. of Wis. Worden John W., Cassville. Wordworth T. F., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Wordworth Warner, Racine. Wotring J., Palmer. Member med. soc. of Wis. Wright A. B., Oshkosh. Member med. soc. of Wis. Wright O. W., Oconomowoc. Wyatt D. B., Fond du Lac. Wylie Daniel B., Wausau. M. D., Long Island coll., 1870; member med. soc. of Wis.; U. S. exam. surg. for pensions. Xelowski H., Milwaukee. Youmans Henry Augustus, Mokwenga. M. D,, Geneva med. coll., 1843 .: member med. soc. of Wis. Youmans J., Mokwenga. Young A., Prescott. Young George H., Elkhorn. Member med. soc. of Wis. Young James H., Sturgeon Bay. Ypes E. P., Marquette. Zielley H. E., Chilton. Member med. soc. of Wis. Zimmerman George, (m) Avoca. Zwolanck John, Muscoda. MEDICAL HU OF WYOIBG TERRITORY. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF WYOMING TERRITORY. The Territory of Wyoming was formed by Act of .July 2-5th, 1868,'and “consists of two parcels from each of tlie original Territories of Nebraska, Utah, and Oregon ; and while it has received no territory from Montana and Colorado, which adjoin it on the north and south, it nevertheless contains lands which have at different times been comprised in six other Territories, nearly one-half of the Territory having twice formed a part of Dakota.”— (Census Report, 1870, vol. 2, page 580). The southwestern part of the Territory was originally a portion or Mexico cessions of 1848, and the northern and eastern portions of the Province of Louisiana. Wyoming covers an area of 97,883 square miles, or 133 square miles more than the combined area of Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut. The population, as determined by the census of 1870, was, in that year, 9118, among whom there were twenty- four physicians and surgeons. “ Wyoming is strictly a mountain region, a great portion of which has not as yet been thoroughly explored; the general surface of the valleys being 3000 to 6000 feet above the level of the sea, while the mountain ranges rise to an altitude of from 3000 to 7000 feet higher.” The Territory is traversed, in a general southeasterly and northwesterly course, by a main chain of the Rocky Mountains. The Wind River Range, in the northwestern part, is a portion of the Rocky Mountain system, and constitutes a part of the grand continental divide. The highest peak of the Wind River Range is Fremont’s Peak, which attains an altitude of 13,570 feet above the level of the sea. This peak consti- tutes the initial point of the three grand watersheds of the Columbia, the Colorado of the West, and the Missouri. The Big Horn Mountains, the Black Hills, Granite Ridge, and other spurs of the main chain are found in the central and northeastern portion of the Territory. The Black Hills are from 2500 to 6700 feet high ; the highest peaks, attaining an altitude of 'from 8000 to 12000 feet above the level of the sea, are clad with perpetual snow. Mount Hayden, the highest peak in the Territory, is 13,858 feet high. The Laramie Plains are an extensive high plateau, or table-land, in the southern part of the Territory, west of the Black Hills, extending westward to the Wasatch Mountains. These vast plains embrace an area of 30,000 square miles. The principal streams are the North Platte, the Powder, the Big Horn, and the Green. There are many other rivers of considerable size, and a large number of small streams. “Poison Spring River rises between the Rattlesnake Hills and Independence Rock, and unites with the North Platte at the foot of Red Butte, west of Fort Casper. The waters of this river contain an arsenious solution, said to be destruc- tive to human life ; hence the name Poison Spring River.” The mountain sides are covered by immense forests and the valleys are very fertile. Wyoming is rich in minerals. Immense veins of coal are being worked in various parts of the Territory. Mountains of iron ore have been found, and many vast deposits are in close proximity to coal fields. Valuable mines of copper, lead, gypsum, plumbago, gold, and silver are worked. Many petroleum springs have been discovered, and great quantities of oil are obtained. We can simply refer to the Yellowstone Park, which occupies the northwestern portion of the Territory, and which has been set apart forever by the Government as a great National Park. Within the park area are to be found more wonders of nature than are gathered together in any equal space in the world. Volumes have been written upon it, and half its wonders remain untold. Geysers throwing boiling water 90 feet high, falls 100 feet broad and 397 feet high, “the most beautiful lake in the world, set like a gem among the mountains,” and sur- rounded by hot springs, geysers, and other wonders, hemmed in by mountains from 10,000 to 12,000 feet high, with their summits covered with perpetual snows. “The geysers of Iceland, which have been objects of interest for the scientific men and travellers of the entire world, sink into insignificance in comparison with the hot springs of the Yellowstone and Fire-Hole Basins.” The most complete and interesting description of this wonderful region which we have seen is that which has been published by the Government in the Reports of the Geological Surveys of the Territories, 1869-72. 836 WYOMING TERRITORY. 837 MINERAL SPRINGS OF WYOMING TERRITORY. “ The Territory abounds in mineral springs, cold and thermal, among which are alkaline, sulphurous, saline, and chalybeate. Some of these springs have already reached considerable celebrity on account of the curative qualities of the water. Hot sulphur springs are the most numerous along the Yellowstone River and around Yellowstone Lake.” In the Reports of the Geological Surveys of the Territories, for the year 1872, there are descriptions of 740 thermal springs found in the Territory. Most of these springs evolve sulphuretted hydrogen, and many contain sulphur, lime, magnesia, iron, and sulphuric acid. The tem- perature varies from 52° Fahr. to such a degree that food may be boiled in them. A person may stand on the hot spring mounds that extend into Yellowstone Lake, and catch trout weighing from one to two pounds, and then cook them in the boiling springs without removing the fish from the hook.—(Hayden’s Survey, 1872, y. 52). A spring near Laramie, having a temperature of 74° Fahr., has attracted considerable attention. This is certainly the great mineral spring region of America, and needs only to be known to be appreciated. Should these springs be found to be of service in the cure of diseases, as we have no doubt they will, we will give a more detailed account of them in the future editions of this work. UAL DIRECTORY OF 1011 TERRITORY. BAN RUS Banks J. M., South Pass City. Bedell L. L., Cheyenne. Cavey Geo. W., Cheyenne. Finfroek John Henry, Laramie City. M. D., med. coll, of Ohio, 1863; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 3 years; sur.g. U. P. R. R. co.;—author of papers in “ Med. and Sueg. Reporter.” Hawkins J. W., (e) Cheyenne. Helton G. F., (m) Laramie City. Hinberger D., Cheyenne. Hull W., South Pass City. Latham II., Laramie City. Russell George II., Cheyenne. APPENDIX. The following items of information and replies to letters were received too late for inser- tion in their appropriate place in the body of this volume. MEDICAL REGISTER. COLORADO. Middle Park Hot Springs.—An excellent turnpike road has been made, and a line of stages run from Boulder and Central to the Springs. COLORADO MEDICAL SOCIETY. President H. O. Dodge. Secretary J. S. Bond. Since the article on page 88 was written, the “ territorial form of government ” has been abolished. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. GEORGIA. The Forest City Marine Hospital, at Savannah. The building is roomy and comfort- able, and is beautifully situated. It has a capacity of 65 beds. From October 1st to March 31st the average number of patients is about thirty-four. From April 1st to Sep- tember 30th the average is about eighteen. INDIANA. In the “Reports of the Indiana State Geologist,” accounts are given of the following Mineral Springs: Two Chalybeate Springs in Clay county.—(Report 1869, p. 84.) A Chalybeate Spring half a mile south of Williamsport, in Warren county. Dr. E. T. Cox has found the following mineral constituents in the water of this Spring : Sulphate of Iron. Carbonate of Iron. Bicarbonate of Calcium. Bicarbonate of Magnesium. Chloride of Sodium. Sulphate of Sodium. Sulphate of Magnesium. Free Carbonic Acid Gas. “ This is properly a saline-chalybeate water, and its medicinal properties are tonic and aperient.”—(Report 1869, p. 130.) Near Rensselaer, in Jasper county, there are a number of Mineral Springs, “the waters of which experience has determined to be highly medicinal.” Among them are several White Sulphur Springs. “ Half a mile east of the county-seat, a well that was bored to the depxh of 800 feet discharges a large volume of sulphuretted water.’’—(Report 1874, p. 298.) President W. C. Smidthe. Secretary P. L. Bronilette. GREENE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. 839 840 APPENDIX. KENTUCKY. Paroquet Springs.—An elegant new hotel has been built at this place, and is open for the accommodation of invalids during the entire year. LOUISIANA. We have been informed that a Medical School for colored students has been opened in New Orleans, but we have been unable to obtain any information in regard to it. MARYLAND. MEDICAL AND CHIRURGTCAL FACULTY OF MARYLAND. President Henry M. Wilson. Secretary Lindley Elicott. MEDICAL SOCIETY OF IIARFORD COUNTY. President R. D. Lee. Secretary W. Stump Forwood. MINNESOTA. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Fillmore County Medical Society S. F. Redmon Goodhue County Medical Society W. W. Sweeney Hennepin County Medical Society Olmstead County Medical Society MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MINNESOTA. MISSISSIPPI. MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF MISSISSIPPI. NAME. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. Adams County Medical Society J. Stebbins King. Cholona County Medical Society J. II. Murphy. Columbus County Medical Society J. IV. Spillman Hinds County Medical Society W. B. Williams W. Johnson. Jefferson County Medical Society Marshall County Medical Society Meridian Medical Association Geo. E. Redwood Monroe County Medical Society Noxobee County Medical Society Tishomingo County Medical Society Warren County Medical Society MISSOURI. The St. Louis County Insane Asylum was erected five years ago at a cost of $900,000. There are at present 322 patients in the Asylum, May 13, 1874. NEW HAMPSHIRE. The New Hampshire Asylum of the Insane.—During the year ending April 30th, 1S73, 217 patients were treated in this Asylum. Of this number 23 recovered, 19 improved, and 23 died. Since the opening of the Asylum, 3285 patients have been admitted, 1322 of whom recovered. Many of these were private patients. APPENDIX. 841 NEW JERSEY. NEW JERSEY MEDICAL SOCIETY. Secretary William Elmer. President George H. Larison. NEW YORK. Crystal Springs are in Yates county, eight miles by stage from Starkey Station, on the Northern Central Railway. The Springs are located in the beautiful valley of Big Stream. There are abundant hotel accommodations. The water of these Springs is said to be of service in rheumatism, bilious, cutaneous, kidney and urinary complaints. Elmira Water Cure.—This is a private “Home for Invalids,” where hydropathic and hygienic treatment are combined. The “Hillside Cottage for Invalids,” at Watkins, at the head of Seneca Lake, is a beautifully situated private establishment. MEDICAL LAWS OF NEW YORK. The following “Act, regulating the practice of medicine in the State of New York,” was introduced into the Senate of that State, April 9th, 1874: Ax Act to regulate the practice of medicine, surgery and midwifery in the State of New York. The people of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows : Sect. 1. Every practitioner of medicine, surgery, or midwifery in this State, excepting licentiates or graduates of some medical society or chartered school, shall be required, ancl they are hereby commanded, to obtain a certificate from the censors of some one of the several medical societies of this State, either from the county district or State society; which certificate shall set forth that said censors have found the person to whom it was issued qualified to practise all of the branches of the medical art mentioned in it. And such certificate must be recorded in a book provided and kept for the purpose by the county clerk of each county in the State. Sect. 2. The Censors of each medical society aforesaid shall notify all practitioners of medicine, surgery and midwifery of the terms and requirements of this Act, and shall re- quest such persons, so notified, to comply with these requirements within thirty days after such notification ; and if such persons shall not, within the time specified in the notice, or within such further time as may be allowed by special arrangement with said censors, not exceeding ninety days, comply with the requirements herein made of physicians, surgeons, or midwives, as the case may be, such persons shall thereafter be subject to all the provisions and penalties prescribed by this Act for any violation of the same ; and the president of the society making such request shall, and he is hereby required to, at once commence the proceedings authorized by this Act against such person. Sect. 3. It is hereby declared a misdemeanor for any person to practise medicine, surgery, or midwifery in this State unless authorized so to do by a license or diploma from some chartered school, State board of medical examiners, or medical society, or who shall prac- tise under cover of a medical diploma illegally obtained ; and any person found guilty of such a misdemeanor shall, for the first offence, be fined not less than $50 nor more than $200. For any subsequent offence, not less than $100, nor more than $500, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days, or by both imprisonment and fine ; and all such fines shall go into the county treasury of the county bringing such action. BROWN COUNTY ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. President T. W. Gordon. OHIO. PENNSYLVANIA. The Chalybeate Spring in Eairmount Park, at Philadelphia. This Spring has attracted considerable attention of late years. The water contains iron, magnesia, sulphur and lime, and has a pleasant taste. It is a good tonic and “ an excellent corrective in cases of diarrhoea.” 842 APPENDIX. Long’s Springs are situated at Troy, in Bradford county, upon the Northern Central Railroad. The analysis shows a large quantity of iron and sulphur, giving properties both tonic and laxative. “ Long’s Hotel ” is open for guests. The Philadelphia Hospital.—The building of a new Department for the Insane is con- templated. The building is to be erected at some convenient locality in the country, and to accommodate 500 persons. The United States Marine Hospital, at Pittsburgh, was opened for patients in 1851, having been erected by the Government at a cost of $72,500. SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston City and Roper Hospitals.—These institutions are now blended urn one organization, and have been put in splendid order. The quarters of the old Ilospi have been thoroughly renovated, and additions provided. Better ventilation has been sured, and a fine garden occupies the large space separating the white from the colo: wards of the Hospital. There are accommodations for 300 patients. TENNESSEE. The Vanderbilt University Department of Medicine and Surgery, at Nashville, a new medical school. The first course of lectures will commence on the 1st Monday October, 1874, and end on the last Thursday of February, 1875. MEDICAL DIRECTORY. CALIFORNIA. INDIAN TERRITORY. Browne John Mills, Vallejo. M. D., Harvard med. coll., 1852; member med. soc. of Mass., med. soc. of Cal.; entered U. S. navy, 1853 ; med. inspect,, 1873;—author of pa- Kers on “Fevers Peculiar to Peru,” published y bureau of med. and surg. Folsom I. Wellington, Atoka, Choctaw Nation. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1872.^ Gray Adoniram Judson, Camp Supply. M. D., Dartmouth med. coll., 1860 ; member med. soc. of Mass.; ass’t surg. and surg. U. S. army 10 years. COLORADO. Menger Charles Lewis, Trinidad. Grad, in med., chirurg. and obstet., Jena, Germany, 1849; regimental surg., Prussia;—author of “De Inflammatione Mammae,” Jena, 1849. Menger Oscar Bernhard, Trinidad. Grad, in med., chirurg. and obstet., Prague, Aus- tria, 1849. Guyton B. A., Sioux City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1814; member pathol. soc. oi Baltimore; v-pres. med. soc. of Sioux City, 1873; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 4 years; ass’t surg. U. S. army, 1873. IOWA. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON. Lamb Daniel Smith, 1324 V st. N. W. M. A., Phila. High School, 1864; M. D., George- town med. coll., 1867; member med. asso. and med. soc. of Washington; prof. mat. med. and thera. med. dep’t Howard univ.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1868-73. KANSAS. Turner Will Eugene, Neosho Falls. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1866; member med. soc. of Ivan.; hosp. stew. U. S. vols. 4 years; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1873;—author of paper, “ In- fantile Oblique Fracture of Vertebra,” “Hypo- Sulphate of Soda in Intermittent Fever.” APPENDIX, 843 MAINE. Dunn Bertrand Francis, Wildham. M. D., Bowdoin med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of Cumberland co. Seymour Denison E., (h) Calais. M. D., univ. of Lunenberg, 1849; member homceo. med. soc. of Maine, Am. inst. of homceo. MISSISSIPPI. Balte J. A., Olive Branch. M. D., Louisville med. coll., 1872; member and sec. med. soc. of Olive Branch. MISSOURI. ST. LOUIS. Speigelhalter Joseph, N. W. cor. Fifth and Walnut sts. M. D., Humboldt inst., 1862; Humboldt med. coll., 1868; member med. soc. of St. Louis, mi- croscopical soc. of St. Louis; health officer, 1865 -70; adjunct prof, of histology and prof, of anat. Mo. med. coll., 1871-2; ass’t surg. and surg. Mo. vols. 3 years. MARYLAND. BALTIMORE. Donaldson Frank, 100 Park ave. Prof, physiol., hygiene, and clinical prof, of dis- eases of throat and chest univ. of Md. Monmonier John F., N. Calvert st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md. (no date); member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. and med. asso. of Baltimore; prof, physiol, med. dep’t Wash- ington univ. Monmonier J. N., N. Calvert st. Grad. Central High School, Baltimore; member med. and chirurg. faculty of Md. and med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore. Wilkins G. L., 69 S. Broadway. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Md., 1870; cor. sec. med. and surg. soc. of Baltimore;—author of paper, “ Traumatic Tetanus,” in Hayes Journal, 1870, and “ Med. and Sukg. Reporter,” 1873. STATE OF MARYLAND. Lancaster F. Mathews, Harris’ Lot. A. B., Georgetown coll., 1851; M. D., med. dep’t Georgetown coll, (no date); member Am. med. asso. Turner James, Brick Meeting House. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1848. NEW JERSEY. Newell William H., (h) Jersey City. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1859; pres, liomoeo. med. soc. of Hudson co.; surg. confed. army 4 years. NEW YORK. NEW YORK CITY. Hubbard Samuel T., New York City. M. D., coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1835; mem- ber N. Y. acad. ofmed.; ex-pres. med. soc. of N. Y. co.; consult, phys. N.Y. dispens. Newman Robert, 145 W. Forty-seventh st. M. D., Long Island coll. hosp.; Bellevue hosp. med. coll.; member med. soc. of N. Y., med. soc. of N. Y. city, N. Y. pathol. soc., neurolog. ' and electrolog. soc.; cor. member gynaecologi- cal soc. of Boston; v.-pres. N. W. med. soc. of N. Y., etc.; late prosector Long Island coll, hosp.; phys. to northern dispens., northeastern dispens.; sanitary inspec. board of health; dis’t phys. lying-in asyl.; surg. N. Y. vols.;—author of “Treatment of Strictures, etc.,” 1872; “Elec- trolysis in Eurethral Strictures, etc.,” 1874, and various other med. papers. Sprague Wilson W., 1530 Third ave. M. D., Chicago med. coll., 1854; member med. soc. of New York city. BROOKLYN. Freeman John, 80 Ilansom place. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y.; member med. soc. of Kings co., N. Y. pathol. soc. and electro- log. and neurolog. soc.; ex-health officer of Morris, 111.; attend, surg. St. John’s hosp., Brooklyn; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 2 years. BUFFALO. Miner Worthington W., 65 Ellicott st. A. B., Amherst coll., 1868; A. M., 1871; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Buffalo, 1871; member med. soc. of Erie co.; surg. to Buffalo hosp. NEW YORK STATE. Nivison Nelson, Burdett. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of N. Y., 1859; member med. soc. of Schuyler co.; prof, physiol, and pathol. coll. phys. and surg. Syracuse univ. ;— author of various papers in N. Y. med. journs. MASSACHUSETTS. BOSTON. Cowles Edward, 493 Broadway. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1859 ; A. M., 1869; M.D., med. dep’t Dartmouth coll., 1862; coll. phys. and surg. of N. Y., 1863; member med. soc. of Suffolk dis’t, med. soc. of Mass.; hon. member med. soc. of Cumberland co., Maine, and med. asso. of Maine; visiting phys. Carney hosp.; ass’t surg. U. S. army 1863-72. Walker Clement Adams, Lunatic Asylum. A. B., Dartmouth coll., 1842; M. 1)., Harvard med. school, 1850; pres. S. Boston med. club; member med. soc. of Suffolk co., med. soc. of Mass.; v.-pres. asso. of med. superintendents in- sane hosp.; ex-ass’t sup’t insane hosp., Boston, now sup’t of ditto; comrnis. of lunacy for Mass. State prison;—specialty, treatment of insanity. MINNESOTA. Nelson Peter, (h) Minneapolis. M. D., Hahnemann med. coll., Chicago, 1872; member homceo. med. soc. of Minn., homceo. med soc. of Hennepin co. 844 OHIO. Wilson William K., South Charleston. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan univ., 1858; A. M., 1861; M. D., Ohio med. coll., 1865; ex-member med. soc. of Champaign co. APPENDIX. phys., patholog. soc. of Pa., acad. of nat. science and biological soc.; phys. to St. Joseph’s liosp.; act. ass’t surg. special hosp. for nervous diseases, 1862-5;—author of papers, “ Laryngo-Trache- otomy,” “On Use of Atropia in Prolapsus Iri- dis,” “Reflex Paralysis the Result of G un-shot Wounds, etc.,” “ Gun-shot Wounds and other In- juries of Nerves,’’Phila., J. B. L. and Co., 1,864 ; “ On Malingering, Especially in Regard to Simu- lation of Disease of the Nervous System,” 1864. Pancoast, Richard Montgomery, 1431 Chestnut st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1845. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Latta Samuel W., Parkersburgh. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1868; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 1868-73. Thatcher Edward Carsin, Darby. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1866; ass’t surg. U. S. navy, 1867-73. Willard D.‘ H.s (h) Allegheny City. Grad. Attleboro’ coll., Pa.; M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member bomoeo. med. soc. of Allegheny co., liomoeo. med. soc. of Pa., Am. inst. of homceo.; phys. to Phila. homoeo. disp.; surg. homoeo. hosp. of Pittsburgh ; act. ass’t surg. U. S. navy 4 years. PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA. Griffith Samuel Henderson, 1409 N. Twelfth st. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa. (no date); member Phila. hosp. med. soc.; res. phys. Phila. hosj)., 1871-2. Kirkbride Thomas S., Pa. Hospital for the Insane. M. D., med. dep’t univ. of Pa., 1832; member Phila. co. med. soc., coll, of phys.; sup’t and phys.-in-chief Pa. hosp. for insane; ex-res. phys. Pa. hosp., and Friends hosp. for insane; pres, asso. of med. sup’t of Am. inst. for insane; lion, member British psycholog. asso., etc.;—author of work on “ Construction, Organization and General Arrangement of Hospitals for Insane,” 1854, and various articles in med. journals. Marbourg E. L., 1826 Jefferson st. M. D., Woman’s med. coll., Pa., 1872. Marbourg Hezekiah W., 1826 Jefferson st. M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1858; v.-pres. and ex- sec. med. soc. of Cambria co.; ass’t surg. U. S. vols. 10 months. Morehouse Geo. Read, 227 S. Ninth st. A. B., coll, of N. J., 1848 ; A. M., 1851; M. D., Jefferson med. coll., 1851; member coll, of SOUTH CAROLINA. Lunney John, Darlington. M. D., med. dep’tuniv. of Pa., 1864; member Pee- dee med. asso., board of health, Darlington ; ass’t surg. U. S. army 3 years. INDEX. Abstract of medical laws of Alabama, 13. Arkansas, 32. California, 49. Connecticut, 70. Delaware, 85. Florida, 97. Georgia, 102. Illinois, 124. Indiana, 1S5. Iowa, 224. Kansas, 244. Kentucky, 258. Louisiana, 285. Maine, 296. Maryland, 309. Massachusetts, 329. Michigan, 357. Minnesota, 381. Missouri, 401. New Hampshire, 440. New Jersey, 450. New York, 488, 841. Ohio, 586. Oregon, 637. Pennsylvania, 655. Rhode Island, 717. South Carolina, 723. Tennessee, 734. Texas, 753. Vermont, 772. Virginia, 791. Wisconsin, 824. Abortifacient medicines, laws in reference to, 124, 186. Abortion, laws in reference to, 13, 70, 124, 224, 245, 296, 309, 329, 381, 402, 440, 491, 586, 637, 656, 717, 791. Adulteration of medicines, laws relating to, 329, 224, 657, 791. Advertisements, of certain drugs, etc., laws in refer- ence to, 309, 329, 656. Alabama, directory of, 13. history and geography of, 9. hospital for insane, 11. medical college of, 11. medical laws of, 12. medical societies of, 12. mineral springs of, 9. Alaska, history and geography of, 29. Albany medical college, 480. Albany city hospital, 485. Alkaline waters :—Congress and seltzer spring, Cal., 45. Rockbridge batbs, Va., 783. Alexian hospital, Chicago, 122. Alms-house hospital, San Francisco, 48. Alum waters :—Alum spring, Tenn., 733. Bath alum spring, Va., 787. Bedford spring, Va., 780. Blossburgh spring, Pa., 643. Church Hill spring, Va., 788. Alum waters:—Jordan Rockbridge spring, Va., 786 Pulaski spring, Va., 787. American medical association, i. American medical college, Mo., 400. American ophthalmological society, ii. American otological society, ii. Anatomy, Phila. school of, 647. Apothecaries and drug stores, laws of, 103, 224, 723. Arkansas, directory of, 33. history and geography of, 31. medical laws of, 32. medical societies of, 32. mineral springs of, 31. Army, U. S., medical officers of, ii. Association, medical, 9th street, Phila., 647. Associations, medical, (see Medical Societies). Asylums, etc.:—Blind, Macon, Ga., 102. and sanitarium for mental diseases, Cincinnati, Ohio, 585. deaf and dumb, Cave spring, Ga., 102. eastern lunatic, Va., 791. homoeopathic lying-in, N. Y., 487. idiot and epileptic, Randall’s Island, 483. insane, “ Bellevue Place,” 111., 123. insane, Blackwell’s Island, N. Y., 483. insane, Bloomingdale, N. Y. city, 485. insane, “ Bingham Hall,” N. Y., 485. insane, Buffalo, N. Y., 485. insane, central, Ohio, 585. insane, convict, N. Y., 487. insane, Cook county, 111., 123. insane, Friends’, Phila., 653. insane, Kings county, N. Y., 484. insane, Longview, Ohio, 585. insane, McLean, Mass., 327. insane, Monroe county, N.. Y., 485. insane, “ Mount Pleasant,” Iowa, 223. insane, Mt. Hope, Baltimore, 308. insane, N. H., 840. insane, Northampton, Mass., 328. insane, “ Oak Lawn Retreat,” 111., 123. insane, Sanford Hall, N. Y., 485. insane, St. Louis county, Mo., 401, 840. # insane, St. Vincent, Mo., 401. insane, state, Mass., 328. insane, state, Mich., 357. insane, state, Miss., 388. insane, state, N. H., 440. insane, state, N. Y., 485. insane, state, N. C., 569. insane, “ Willard,” Ovid, N. Y., 485. insane, western, Va., 791. lying-in, San Francisco, 45. lying-in, N. Y. city, 484. military, Washington, D. C., 89. naval, and hospital, Phila., 653. St. Ann’s infant, Washington, D. C., 89. Atlanta medical college, 101. Baltimore, directory of, 310. eye and ear institute, 308. 845 846 INDEX. Baltimore infirmary, 308. Bay view hospital, Baltimore, 308. Beilevue hospital medical college, N. Y., 479. Bellevue hospital, 482. Bellevue Place, insane asylum, 123. Bennett eclectic medical college, 122. Bequests to physicians, 286. Betts street hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, 585. Bingham Hall, retreat for insane, N. Y., 485. Births, laws for registration of, 49, 70, 258, 329, 381, 440, 587, 717, 791. Bloomingdale insane asylum, 485. Boards, medical, (for laws regulating, see Medical Societies). Bobb’s free dispensary, Indianapolis, 184. Bodies for dissection, laws in reference to, 32,49, 70, _ 224, 244, 329, 381, 655, 772, 824. Boiling spring, Colo., 65. Boston dispensary, 328. directory, 329. lunatic hospital, 327. Brick Church Chapel dispensary, N. Y., 487. Brooklyn directory, 513. eye and ear hospital, 485. central dispensary, 487. * city hospital, 484. Buffalo directory, 521. general hospital, 486. hospital of Sisters of Charity, 486. medical department, university of, 480. Burn-Brae insane hospital, Pa., 653. Butler hospital for insane, R. I., 716. Calcic \raters:—Allegheny spring, Va., 789. California, directory of, 51. history and geography of, 44. medical institutions of, 47. medical laws of, 49. medical societies of, 48. - mineral springs of, 45. woman’s hospital, 48. Cambridge hospital, Boston, 328. Carney hospital, Boston, 327. Catholic German hospital, Pittsburgh, 654. Central dispensary, Washington, D. C., 89. lunatic asylum, Ohio, 585. Certificate for military service, laws referring to, 587, 717. Chalybeate waters:—Bath, Pa., 643. Bedford spring, Pa., 642. Beersheba spring, Tenn., 732. Boutetourt spring, Va., 784. Chick spring, S. C., 722. Dexter sirring, Ky., 295. Doubling Gap, Pa., 643. Estill spring, Ky., 255. Fayette spring, Pa., 644. Fox spring, Ky., 255. Fry’s soda spring, Cal., 45. Huguenot spring, Va., 784. Madison spring, Ga., 100. Minnequa, Pa., 642. Oak Orchard, Ky., 476. Putnam spring, Saratoga, 470. * Rawley spring, Va., 785. Schooley’s Mountain, N. J., 448. spring near Pittsburgh, Pa., 643. Stafford, Conn., 68. Stribling spring, Va., 788. Sweet chalybeate spring, Va., 785. Channing House, Boston, 327. Charity hospital, New Orleans, 285. hospital, New York, 482. hospital, Jersey City, 449. hospital, Phila., 651. Chelsea naval hospital, Mass., 328. Chicago directory, 124. hospital for women and children, 122. Chicago medical college, 121. Mercy hospital, 122. Children, infirmary for diseases of, Phila., 652. Children’s hospital, D. C., 89. hospital, Boston, 328. hospital, Phila., 651. hospital, San Francisco, 48. Child’s hospital and nursery, N. Y. city, 484. Christ Church hospital, Phila., 651. Cincinnati directory, 588. college of medicine and surgery, 582. hospital, 584. sanitarium for mental diseases, 585. Cleveland directory, 593. medical college, 583. eye and ear institute, 585. Colleges, medical:—Alabama, 11. and hospital for women, N. Y., 482. at Quincy, 122. Atlanta, Ga., 101." Bellevue hospital, 479. Bennett eclectic, 121. Chicago, 121. Cleveland, 583. Dartmouth (medical department), 439. Detroit, 356. Eclectic of N. Y., 482. Eclectic of Cincinnati, 584. Evansville, 184. Georgia, 101. Georgetown (medical department), 80. Hahnemann, 647. Homoeopathic, Cincinnati, 584. Homoeopathic hospital, Cleveland, 584. Homoeopathic, N. Y. city, 482. Homoeopathic of Mo., 400. Indiana, 184. Jefferson, Phila., 646. Long Island hospital, 480. Louisville, 257. Miami, 583. Missouri, St. Louis, 399. National, Washington, D. C., 88. New England female, 327. New York free, for women, 482. of medicine and surgery, Cincinnati, Ohio, 582. of the Pacific, Cal., 47. of physicians and surgeons, Baltimore, 307. of physicians and surgeons, Keokuk, Iowa. 223. of physicians and surgeons, Kansas City, Mo.. 400. of physicians and surgeons, New York citv, 478. of physicians and surgeons, Wilmington, N. C., 569. Oglethorpe, Ga., 102. Ohio, 582. Pulte, homoeopathic, Cincinnati, 584. Rush, Chicago, 121. Savannah, Ga., 101. St. Louis, Mo., 400. South Carolina, 723. Starling, Columbus, Ohio, 582. Texas, Galveston, 752. Toland, Cal., 47. Virginia, 790. Women’s, Pa., 646. Women’s, of N. Y. infirmary, 481. Women’s hospital, Chicago, 122. College infirmary, Richmond, Va., 791. Colorado, directory of, 66. history and geography of, 64. medical societies of, 65. mineral springs of, 64. Columbia hospital for women, D. C., 88. Consumptives, house of rest for, 486. INDEX. 847 Contagious diseases, laws referring to, 70, 97, 224, 296, 329, 357, 491, 717. Convalescents, hospital for, Hart’s Island, 483. Cook county hospital, Chicago, 121. Coroner’s inquest and physicians, laws referring to, 49, 186, 224, 258, 734, 791. Dakota, directory of, 84. history and geography of, 84. Damages for mal-practice, laws referring to, 186,491. Davenport hospital, Iowa, 223. Deaf, dumb and blind institution. Cal., 48. Deaths, laws referring to registration of, 49, 70, 258, 329, 381, 440, 587, 717, 791. Deer Island hospital, Boston, 327. Delaware, directory of, 86. history and geography of, 85. medical laws of, 85. medical societies of, 85. Dental surgery, laws relating to practice of, 13, 587. Diet kitchen, N. Y. city, 487. Dispensary, Bobb’s free, Indianapolis, 184. Boston, 328. Brick Church Chapel, 487. Central, Washington, D. C., 89. Davis’ free, Chicago, 121. Ear, N. Y. city, 487. Eastern, N. Y. city, 486. for skin diseases, 654. German, N. Y. city, 486. Germantown, and hospital, 651. Harlem, 486. Homoeopathic, Phila., 654. Homoeopathic, Pittsburgh, 654. King’s Bridge, 487. Newark, N. J., 449. New York city, 486. Northeastern, N. Y., 486. Northern, N. Y., 486. Northern of Phila., 654. of medical college of Ohio, 585. of Protestant Episcopal Mission, 654. Philadelphia, 654. Dispensaries, Brooklyn, 457. New York, 486, 487. Drug stores, laws referring to, 103, 224, 723. Druggists, laws in reference to, 492, 587, 772, 824. Drugs, poisonous, laws in reference to prescribing, 224, 491, 734. Drugs, poisonous, laws in reference to sale of, 587, 656. “ Dunglinson’s Quiz,” 647. East district hospital, Brooklyn, 485. Eclectic medical college, Bennett’s, 122. medical college, N. Y., 462. medical institute, Ohio, 584. Emigrant hospital, N. Y., 483. _ Epileptics and paralytics, hospital for, 483. Eye and ear hospital, Brooklyn, 485. infirmary, Chicago, 122. infirmary, Phila., 654. infirmary, St. Louis, 401. institute, Baltimore, 308. Evansville medical college, Ind., 184. Fees, post-mortem, laws, 587, 723. Female college, 122, 327, 481, 482, 646. Female hospital, St. Mary’s, N. Y., 487. Florida, directory of, 97. history and geography of, 96. medical laws of, 97. medical societies of, 96. mineral springs of, 96. Free dispensary, Bobb’s, Indianapolis, 184. Davis’, Chicago, 121. Freedman’s hospital, Ga., 102. hospital, D. C., 69. French hospital, Cal., 48. Foundling hospital, Cal., 48. General hospital, Mass., 327. hospital, Conn., 69. Georgetown college, medical department, 88. Georgia, directory of, 104. history and geography of, 100. infirmary, Savannah, 102. medical college of, 102. medical institutions of, 101. medical laws of, 102. medical societies of, 102. mineral springs of, 102. German Catholic hospital, Pittsburgh, 654. German hospital, Newark, 449. hospital, N. Y., 483. hospital, Phila., 650. hospital, San Francisco, 48. Germantown hospital and dispensary, 651. Good Samaritan hospital, N. Y., 585. house of the, 327. Greenwood institute, Boston, 328. Gynaecological hospital, etc., Phila., 652. Hahnemann medical college, 647. Harper hospital, Detroit, 357. Hartford hospital, 69. Health officers, laws referring to, ii. Homes, for nervous invalids, Conn., 69. . for incurables, West Farms, 486. St. Elizabeth, Utica, 486. St. Luke’s, Boston, 328. St. Joseph’s, for destitute servant girls, Bos- ton, 328. Homoeopathic hospital, N. Y., 487. hospital, Phila., 654. hospital, Pittsburgh, 654. medical college, Mo., 400. medical college, N. Y., 482. medical college, Cincinnati, 584. hospital'medical college, Cleveland, 584. schools and physicians, laws referring to, 86, 489, 772. Hospitals :—Alexian, Chicago, 122. Alabama, for insane, 11. Albany city, 485. Almshouse, San Francisco,-48. Baltimore university, 308. Bayview, Baltimore, 308. Bellevue, N. Y. city, 482. Betts’ street, Cincinnati, 585. Boston city, 327. Boston lunatic, 327. Brooklyn city, 484. Buffalo, Sisters of Charity, 486. Burn-Brae, insane, Pa., 653. Butler, insane, B,. I., 716. Cambridge, Boston, 328. Carney, Boston, 327. Catholic, German, Pa., 654. Chicago, for women and children, 123. Convalescents, Hart’s Island, 483. Cook county, Chicago, 121. Davenport, Iowa, 223. Deer Island, 327. East district, Brooklyn, 485. Emigrant, N. Y., 483. Epileptic and paralytic, 483. Evansville, small-pox, 185. Eye and ear, Brooklyn, 485. Fever, N. Y. city, 483. Forest City, marine, 839. Foundling, San Francisco, 48. Freedman’s, Ga., 102. Freedman’s, D. C., 89. 848 INDEX. Hospitals :—French, Cal., 48. Galveston city, 752. General, Mass., 327. General, for insane, Cal., 69. General, Buffalo, 486. German, Phila., 651. German, San Francisco, 48. German, N. Y., 483. German, Newark, 449. German Catholic, Pittsburgh, 654. Good Samaritan, Ohio, 585. Government insane, D. C., 89. Gynaecological, Phila., 652. Harper, Detroit, 357. Hartford, 69. Homoeopathic, N. Y., 487. Homoeopathic, Phila., 654. Homoeopathic, Pittsburgh, 654. Howard, Phila., 652. Hudson county, N. J., 449. Incurables, for, 483. Indianapolis city, 185. Infants, Randall’s Island, 483. Insane,'Stockton, Cal., 48. Insane, general, Conn., 69. Insane, government, D. C., 89. Insane, Ga., 102. Insane, state, 111., 123. Insane, northern, 111., 123. Insane, state, Ind., 185. Insane, Mt. Pleasant, Ind., 185. Insane, state, Maine, 295. Insane, Md., 308. Insane, Mt. Hope, 308. Insane, McLean, 327. Insane, state, Minn., 380. Insane, state, Miss., 388. Insane, “ Hudson River,” state, 485. Insane, Portland, Oregon, 637. Insane, Pa., 648. Insane, state, Pa., 653. Insane, northern state, Pa., 653. Insane, western state, Pa., 653. Insane, “ Butler,” Rhode Island, 716. Insane, state, S. C., 723. Insane, state, Tenn., 733. Insane, state, Texas, 752. Insane, Brattleboro’, Vt., 772. Insane, state, Wis., 824. Italian, San Francisco, 48. Jewish, Chicago, 122. Jewish, “ Mt. Sinai,” N. Y., 484. Jewish, W. Phila., 651. Kings county, Flatbush, 484. Lunatic, Boston, 327. Lying-in, state, and infirmary, Phila., 652. Lying-in, and nurse charity, Phila., 652. McLean, asylum for insane, Boston, 327. Maison de Sant6, 653. Marine, U. S., Cal., 48. Marine, U. S., Chicago, 122. Marine, U. S., Louisville, 258. Marine, Louisville, 258. Marine, U. S., Boston, 328. Marine, U. S., Detroit, 357. Marine, U. S., St. Louis, 401. Marine, U. S., Staten Island, 487. Marine, U. S., S. C., 569. Marine, U. S., Ohio, 586. Mercy, Chicago, 122. Mercy, Pittsburgh, 654. Mobile city, 12. Montgomery county, Ala., 12. Mt. Morris, hospital association, Harlem, 484. Mt. Sinai, or Jewish, 484. Municipal, of Phila., 650. Naval, 89. Naval, U. S., N. Y., 484. Hospitals :-rNaval, Chelsea, 328. Naval, U. S., and asylum, 653. New Haven, Conn., 69. New York city, 482. New York, for diseases of nervous system, 484. Nursery, Randall’s Island 483. Nursery and children’s, N. Y., 484. Ophthalmic, Will’s, 651. Ophthalmic school and, N. Y., 482. Orthopcedic, Phila., 650. Paralytics and epileptics, 482. Pennsylvania, Phila., 647. Peoria city, 123. Philadelphia city, 650. Presbyterian, N. Y., 484. Presbyterian, W. Phila., 650. Protestant Episcopal, Phila., 650. Providence, D. C., 88. Quarantine, St. Louis, 401. Rhode Island, 716. Rochester city, 486. Roh’s Hill, Cincinnati, 585. Roosevelt, N. Y., 484. St. Ann’s infant, D. C., 89. St. Rarnabas’, Newark, 449. St. Earn abas’, Poughkeepsie, 486. St. Elizabeth, and home, Troy, 486. St. Elizabeth and Mary, Ky., 258. St. Elizabeth, Boston, 328/ St. Elizabeth, N, Y., 484. St. Francis’, N. Y., 483. St. John’s, St. Louis, 400. St. John's, Episcopal, Brooklyn, 485. St. John’s, Riverside, 485. St. Joseph’s, Chicago, 122. St. Joseph’s, N. J., 449. St. Joseph’s, Syracuse, 486. St. Joseph’s, St. Paul, Minn., 381. St. Joseph’s, Phila., 650. St. Lours, Mo., 400. St. Luke’s, San Francisco, 48. St. Luke’s, Chicago, 122. St. Luke’s, Episcopal, N. Y. city, 4S3. St. Luke’s, Episcopal, Detroit, 357. St. Luke’s, Cincinnati, 585. St. Mary’s, San Francisco, 48. St. Mary and St. Elizabeth, 258. St. Mary’s, Detroit, 357. St. Mary’s, Hoboken, 449. St. Mary’s free, N. Y., 484. St. Mary’s, Troy, 486. St. Mary’s, Boston, 328. St. Mary’s, Phila., 650. St. Mary’s, Rochester, 486. St. Mary’s lying-in, Buffalo, 486. St. Mary’s female, N. Yr., 487. St. Michael’s, N. J., 449. St. Peter’s, Albany, 485. St. Peter’s, Brooklyn, 485. St. Vincent’s, Cleveland, 5S5. St. Vincent’s, Nashville, 783. St. Vincent’s, Ward’s Island, 483. San Francisco city and county, 48. Savannah, Ga., 102. Small-pox, Cal., 48. Small-pox, Washington, D. C., 89. Small-pox, Chicago, 122. Small-pox, Evansville, 185. Small-pox, St. Louis, 401. Small-pox, N. Y., 482. Thanksgiving, Coopertown, 486. University, Baltimore, 308. University, Pennsylvania, 648. Washington University, Baltimore, 308. Will’s ophthalmic, 651. Wilmington city, N. C., 569. Woman’s, of Cal., 48. INDEX, 849 Hospitals:—Woman’s, Chicago, 122. Woman’s, Detroit, 357. Woman’s, state, N. Y., 4S4. Woman’s, Phila., 652. Woman’s and children’s, Boston, 328. Women’s, of San Francisco, 48. House, Channing, Boston, 327. Good Samaritan, Boston, 328. of rest for consumptives, N. Y., 486. Idaho, directory of, 119. register of, 119. Idiot and epileptic asylum, 483. Illinois, directory of, 124. history and geography of, 120. hospitals, etc., of, 122. medical laws of, 124. medical institutions of, 121. medical societies of, 123. mineral springs of, 120. Indiana, directory of, 186. history and geography of, 182. hospitals, etc., of, 185. medical college of, 184. medical laws of, 185. medical institutions'of, 184. medical societies of, 185. mineral springs of, 182. Indian Territory, directory of, 222. history and geography of, 222. Infirmary, and lying-in hospital, Phila., 652. Baltimore, 308. College, Richmond, 791. Eye and ear, 111., Chicago, 122. Eye and ear, St. Louis, 401. Eye and ear, Phila., 654. for diseases of nervous system, 650. for diseases of children, Phila., 652. Georgia, Savannah, 102. Jacksonville, for deformities, 111., 123. Marshall, Troy, N. Y., 486. Nashville, Tenn., 733. Philadelphia, for diseases of ear, 654. Pittsburgh, Pa., 654. Providence, Mobile, 12. S. R. Smith, Staten Island, 485. St. Mary’s, Cairo, 111., 123. Insane asylums, (see Asylum). Insane convicts, laws referring to, 637. Insane hospitals, (see Hospitals). Insane, retreat for, Hartford, 69. Institute, eclectic medical, Cincinnati, 584. Eye and ear, of Baltimore, 308. Eye and ear, Minn., 381. Eye and ear and throat, Cincinnati, Ohio, 585. Greenwood, for nervous affections, Boston, 381. Jayne street medical, Phila., 647. Physico-medical, Cincinnati, Ohio, 584. St. Louis, for diseases of women, 400. West Philadelphia, 647. Intoxicated physicians, laws in reference to pre- scribing, 49, 186, 224, 258, 731, 791. Intoxicating liquors, laws relating to sale of, 124. Iowa, directory of, 225. history and geography of, 223. medical institutions of, 223. medical laws of, 224. medical societies of, 223. university of, medical department, 223. Jefferson medical college, Phila., 646. Jewish hospital, Chicago, 122. Jewish hospital, Mt. Sinai, N. Y., 484. Kansas, directory of, 245. history and geography of, 244. medical laws of, 244. medical societies of, 244. Kansas city college of physicians and surgeons, Mo., 400. Kentucky, directory of, 259. history and geography of, 253. hospitals, etc., of, 258. medical institutions of, 257. medical laws of, 258. medical societies of, 258. mineral springs of, 253. Kings county hospital, N. Y., 484. Laws, medical, (see Register of each State). License to practise medicine, laws referring to, 13, 85, 97, 102, 285, 29(3, 309, 450, 489, 586, 655, 791, 824. Long Island hospital college, 480. Longview insane asylum, 585. Louisiana, directory of, 287. history and geography of, 285. hospitals, etc., of, 285. medical institutions of, 285. medical laws of, 285. Louisville directory, 259. marine hospital, 258. medical college, 257. university of, medical department, 257. Lying-in hospital, state, and infirmary, 652. and nurse charity, 652. charity, “ Preston Retreat,” 653. McLean asylum for insane, Boston, 327. Magnetic waters:—St. Louis artesian well, Mich.. 353. Alpena well, Mich., 354. Maine, directory of, 296. history and geography of, 295. hospitals, etc., of, 295. insane hospital of, 295. medical institutions of, 295. medical laws of, 296. medical school of, 295. medical societies of, 296. Maison de Sante, Phila., 653. Marine hospitals, (see Hospitals). Marshall infirmary, Troy, 486. Maryland, directory of, 317. free dispensary of, 307. history and geography of, 307. hospitals, etc., of, 308. medical institutions of, 307. medical laws of, 309. medical societies of, 309. university of, medical department, 307. Massachusetts, directory of, 329. general hospital of, 3'_’7. history and geography of, 326. medical institutions of, 326. medical societies of, 328. mineral springs of, 326. Medical colleges, (see Colleges). Medical societies:—Alabama, 12. Arkansas, 32. California, 48. Colorado, 65. Connecticut, 69. Delaware, 85. District of Columbia, 89. Florida, 96. Georgia, 102. Illinois, 123. Indiana, 185. Iowa, 223. Kansas, 244. Kentucky, 256. Maine, 296. Maryland, 309. Massachusetts, 328. Michigan, 357. 850 INDEX Medical societies :—Minnesota, 381. Mississippi, 388. Missouri, 401. Nebraska, 433. New Hampshire, 440. New Jersey, 449. New York, 487. North Carolina, 570. Ohio, 585. Oregon, 637. Pennsylvania, 654. Rhode Island, 716. South Carolina, 723. Tennessee, 734. Texas, 753. Vermont, 772. Virginia, 791. West Virginia, 815. Wisconsin, 824. Medical societies, laws relating to, 13, 85, 97, 102, 285, 296, 309, 450, 489, 586, 655, 791, 824. Medicine and surgery, Cincinnati college of, 582. Medicines, adulterating, laws relating to, 224, 329, 657, 791. patent, laws referring to, 657. preparing, by physicians, law of, 717. preparation of, 492. Memphis, medical college of, 733. Mercy hospital, Chicago, 122. Miami medical college, Ohio, 583. Michigan, asylum for insane, 357. directory of, 358. history and geography of, 353. hospitals, etc., of, 357. medical institutions of, 356. medical laws of, 357. medical societies of, 357. mineral springs of, 353. Military asylum, D. C., 89. Military services, laws relating to certificates for, 587, 717. Mineral springs, (see Springs). Minnesota, directory of, 381. eye and ear institute, 381. history and geography of, 380. hospitals etc., of, 380. medical institutions of, 380. medical laws of, 381. medical societies of, 381. state hospital and insane asylum of, 380. Mississippi, directory of, 388. history and geography of, 387. hospitals, etc., of, 388. lunatic asylum of, 388. medical institutions of, 388. medical societies of, 388. mineral springs of, 387. Missouri, directory of, 408. history and geography of, 399. hospitals, etc., of, 400. lunatic asylum of, 401. medical college of, 399. medical institutions of, 399. medical laws of, 401. medical societies of, 401. Mobile city hospital, 12. Monroe county insane asylum, N. Y., 4S6. Montana, directory of, 432. history and geography of, 431. mineral springs of, 431. Montgomery county hospital, Ala., 12. Mt. Hope insane hospital, Md., 308. Mt. Morris hospital association, Harlem, 484. Mt. Pleasant insane hospital, Ind., 185. Mt. Sinai, or Jewish hospital, N. Y., 484. Nashville infirmary, 733. Naval hospital, U. S., Chelsea, 328. Naval hospital, U. S., D. C., 89. hospital, U. S., N. Y., 484. hospital and asylum, Phila., 653. Nebraska, directory of, 433. history and geography of, 433. medical societies of, 433. Nervous diseases, infirmary for, Phila., 651. Nevada, directory of, 438. history and geography of, 437. mineral springs of, 437. Newark city dispensary, 449. directory, 451. German hospital, 449. New Hampshire asylum for insane, 440. directory of, 441. history and geography of, 439. medical institutions of, 439. medical laws of, 440. medical societies of, 440. medical springs of, 439. New Jersey, directory of, 453. history and geography of, 448. hospitals, etc., of, 448. medical laws of, 450. medical societies of, 449. mineral springs of, 448. New Mexico, directory of, 468. history and geography of, 467. mineral springs of, 467. New Orleans directory, 286. New York city directory, 492. city hospital, 482. city lunatic asylum, 483. college of physicians and surgeons, 478. free medical college for women, 482. history and geography of, 469. hospitals, etc., of, 482. hospital for nervous diseases, 484. medical college and hospital for women, 482. medical institutions of, 478. medical laws of, 488. medical societies of, 487. mineral springs of, 470. ophthalmic school and hospital, 482. state, directory of, 524. * university of, medical department, 478. North Carolina, directory of, 570. history and geography of, 568. hospitals, etc., of, 569. medical institutions of, 569. medical societies of, 570. mineral springs of, 569. Nurse charity and lying-in hospital, 652. Nursery hospital, Randall’s Island, 483. Nursery and children’s hospital, N. Y., 484. “ Oak Lawn Retreat,” insane hospital, 123. Ohio, directory of, 595. history and geography of, 581. hospitals and infirmaries of, 584. medical college of, 582. medical institutions of, 582. medical laws of, 586. medical societies of, 585. mineral springs of, 581. “Old Soldiers’ Home,” naval asylum, D. C.,89. Ophthalmic hospital, Will’s, 651. school and hospital, N. Y., 482. Oregon, directory of, 63S. history and geography of, 636. medical institutions of, 637 medical laws of, 637. medical societies of, 637. mineral springs of, 636. Orthopcedic hospital, etc., Phila., 650. Paralytics and epileptics, hospital for, N. Y., 482. INDEX. 851 Patent medicines, laws referring to, 657. Pennsylvania, directory of, 657. history and geography of, 641. hospitals and infirmaries of 647. hospital, Phila., 647. hospital for insane, 648. medical institutions of, 644. medical laws of, 655. medical societies of, 654. mineral springs of, 642. state lunatic asylum, 653. university, medical department, 644. university of, hospital, 648. western insane hospital, 653. Peoria city hospital, 111., 123. Pharmacy, practice of, laws in reference to, 5S7. Pharmacy, regulations for licensing in Phila., 656. Philadelphia city hospital, 650. directory, 657. dispensary, 654. eye and ear infirmary, 654. infirmary for diseases of eye and ear, 654. municipal hospital, 650. orthopcedic hospital, 650. Physicians and coroner’s inquest, laws referring to, 49,186, 224, 258, 734, 791. and post-mortems, fees, 587, 723. as witnesses, 32,186, 224, 358, 381,491. bequests to, 286. damages for mal-practice of, 186, 491. exemptions from execution, 70, 97. incompetent, 735. intoxicated when prescribing, 49, 244,381, 358, 401, 491, 587. preparing their medicines, 717. professional tax of, 732. Pittsburgh directory, 675. Poisonous drugs, sale of, 587, 656. Presbyterian hospital, N. Y., 484. hospital, W. Phila., 650. “ Preston Retreat,” lying-in charity, 653. Protestant Episcopal church hospital, Phila., 650. Providence hospital, D. C., 88. Quarantine hospital, St. Louis, 401. Quiz, Dunglison, 647. Registration of births and deaths, laws of, 49, 70, 258, 329, 381, 440, 587, 717, 791. Rhode Island, directory of, 717. history and geography of, 716. hospitals of, 716. hospital, Providence, 716. medical laws of, 717. medical societies of, 716. Riverside or St. John’s hospital, 485. Rochester city hospital, 486. Roh’s Hill hospital, Cincinnati, 585. Roosevelt hospital, N. Y., 484. Saline waters:—Lubec saline spring, Ivy., 295. St. Louis artesian well, Mo., 399. Saratoga springs, N. Y., 470. Saline chalybeate:—The springs of Mississippi, 387. San Francisco almshouse, 48. city and county hospital, 48. directory, 51. woman’s hospital, 48. Saratoga springs, analysis of, 471. Savannah hospital, Ga., 102. School of anatomy, Phila., 647. medical, of Maine, 295. ophthalmic, and hospital, N. Y., 482. Winona preparatory medical, 380. Small-pox hospital, Cal., 48. hospital, Chicago, 122. hospital, Evansville, 185. hospital, N. Y., 482. hospital, Phila., 650. Small-pox hospital, St. Louis, 401. hospital, Washington, D. C., 89. Soda waters:—Berkshire spring, Mass., 326. Withoit’s soda spring, Oregon, 636. South Carolina, directory of, 724. history and geography of, 722. hospitals of, 723. medical college of, 723. medical institutions of, 723. medical laws of, 723. medical societies of, 723. mineral springs of, 722. Springs, mineral:—AbenaquD, N. II., 439. Adams, Cal., (anal.), 50. Adams county, Ohio, 581. Adirondack, N. Y., (anal.), 477. Agua Caliente, Cal., 47. Alabaster Cave, Cal., 47. Albany artesian well, N. Y., (anal.), 572. Alburgh, Vt., (anal.), 771. Alleghany, Va., (anal.), 789. Allisona, Tenn., 733. Alpena well, Mich., (anal.), 354. Alum, Tenn., 733. Alum, Bath, Va., (anal.), 787. Alum, Pulaski, Va., 787. Alum, Church Hill, Va., (anal.), 788. Alum, Bedford, Va., (anal.), 788. Alum and iron, Cal., 46. Alum and sulphur, boiling, Cal., 46. Amherst, N. II., 439. Artesian well, Lodi, Ind., (anal.), 183. Artesian well, Charleston, S. C., (anal.), 722. Artesian well, Louisville, Ivy., (anal.), 255. Artesian well, Mich., (anal.), 353. Artesian well, Coopers, Miss., (anal.), 387. Artesian well, St. Louis, Mo., 399. Artesian well, Albany, N. Y., 472. Artesian well, St. Louis, Mich., (anal.), 353. Auburn, N. Y., 475. Avon, N. Y., (anal.), 474. Bailey, Ala., 9. Balston spa, N. Y., (anal.), 470. Bartlett, Cal., 47. Bath, alum, Va., 787. Bath, chalybeate, Pa., 463. Bedford, Pa., (anal.), 642. Bedford, Ky., 256. Bedford, alum, Va., 788. Beersheba, Tenn., 732. Berkley, W. Va., (anal.), 814. Berkshire, soda, Mass., 326. Bethesda, Ga., 101. Bethesda, Wis., 823. Big Bone, Ky., 254. Bill Iron’s salt, Ark., 32. Birch Dale, N. II., 439. Black Sulphur, Ky., (anal.), 255. Black Sulphur, Cal., 46. Black Barren, Pa., 643. Bladon, Ala., 9. Blossburgh, Pa., 643. Blount, Ala., 10. Blue Lick, upper, Ivy., (anal.), 253. Blue Lick, lower, Ky., (anal.), 254. Blue Ridge, Va., 790. Blue Sulphur, W. Va., 814. Boiling alum and sulphur, Cal., 46. Botetourt, Va., 784. Bradford, N. II., 439. Brunner’s, Va., 784. Buffalo, Va., 784. Buncombe, hot, N. C., 569. Butterworth, Mich., (anal.), 355. Caledonia, Pa., 643. Calistoga, hot, Cal., (anal.), 50. Capon, W. Va., 814. Carlisle, Pa., 647. 852 INDEX Springs, mineral:—Catoosa, Fla., 100. Chappaqua, N. Y., 476. Charleston artesian well, S. C., (anal.), 722. Cherry Valley, N. Y., (anal.), 475. Cheltenham, Mo., 399. Chick’s, S. C., 722. Chittenango, N. Y., (anal.), 474. Chouteau, Mo., 399. Church Hill, alum, Va., (anal.), 788. Clarendon, Vt., (anal.), 770.- Clifton, N. Y., (anal.) 475. Cold White Sulphur, Va., 784. Colorado, 65. Columbia, N. Y., 475. Congress, Cal., (anal.), 45. Cooper’s artesian well, Miss., (anal.), 387. Coyner’s, Va., 784. Crab Orchard, Ky., (anal.), 256. Cresson, Pa., 643. Crystal, Cal., 47. Daggar’s, Va., 785. Des Chutes, hot, Oregon, (anal.), 637. De Soto, La., 285. Dexter, chalybeate, Maine, 295. Doubling Gap, sulphur, Pa., 463. Drennon, Ky., 256. Dryden, N. Y., 473. Eaton-Rapids wells, Mich., (anal.), 355. Eggleston, Va., 784. Elgin, Vt., 771. Elk, Mo., 399. Ephrata, Pa., 644. Excelsior, N. Y., 472. Estill, Ky., (anal.), 255. Estill purgative, Ky., (anal.), 255. Esculapian, Ky., 254. Fayette, Pa., 644. Fauquier White Sulphur, Va., 784. Frankport, min., Pa., 643. French Lick, Ind., (anal.), 182. Fruit post well, Mich., (anal.), 354. Fox, Ky., 255. Fry’s soda, Cal., 45. Gettysburgh, Pa., (anal.), 642. Geyser Bath, medicated, Cal., 46. Geysers, Cal., 46. Glen, S. O., (anal.), 722. Gilroy Hot, Cal., 47. Gordon’s, Ga., 101. Grayson, Ky., 254. Grayson’s sulphur, Va., 785. Greeneastle, Ind., (anal.), 184. Green Cove, Fla., 96. Halleck’s well, 477. Harbines, Cal., 47. Harrodsburgh, Ky., 256. Healing spring, Va., (anal.), 783. Healing, N. C., 569. Ilighgate, Vt., (anal.), 771. ITolston, Va., (anal.), 789. Hopkinton, Mass., 326. Hot, Ark., 31. Hot, Montana, 431. Hot, of Pyramid Lake, Nev., 437. Hot, and'mineral, New Mex., 467. Hot, of Bath county, Va., (anal.), 782. Huguenot, Va., 784. Ilubbardston well, Mich., (anal.), 356. Idaho hot, Colo., (anal.), 64. Indian, Ind., (anal.), 183. Indian, Ga., 100. Indian spring, Nev., 437. Jordan’s white sulphur, Va., (anal.), 783. Jordan’s Rockbridge alum, Va., (anal.), 785. Kimberling, Va., (anal.), 785. Kitterill’s, N. C., 569. Knightstown, Ind., (anal.), 184. La Fayette well, Ind., (anal.), 183. Springs, mineral:—Lake Tahoe, hot, Cal.,74. Lebanon, N. Y., (anal.), 477. Lee’s, Tenn., 733. Leslie well, Mich., (anal.), 356. Lodi artesian well, Ind., (anal.), 183. Longmuir’s well, N. Y., (anal.), 475. Lotana, Ky., 256. Louisville artesian well, Ky., (anal.), 255. Lower soda, Oregon, 637. Lubec saline, Maine, 295. Malheur River, hot, 637. Massanetta, Va., 789. Massena, N. Y., (anal.), 473. Medicated Geyser Bath, Cal., 46. Mesina sulphur, N. Y., (anal.), 476. Midland well, Mich., (anal.), 355. Middle Park hot sulphur, Colo., 65. Middletown, Vt., 772. Mineral, N. J., 448. Minnequa, Pa., (anal.), 642. Missisquoi, Vt., 771. Montvale, Tenn., 732. Napa soda, Cal., 47. Newbury, Vt., (anal.), 770. New London alum, Va., (anal.), 785. New River white sulphur, Va., 785. Oak Orchard, acid, N. Y. (anal.), 476. Ocean spring, Miss., (anal.), 387. Olympia, Ky., (anal.), 254. Orange, Fla., 96. Orkney, Va., 790. Owasso, Mich., 355. Paroquet, Ky., (anal.), 254. Park well, N. Y., 472. Parkersburgh mineral wells, W. Va., 815. Paso Robles hot, Cal., (anal.), 46. Perry, 111., (anal.), 120. Perry county, Pa., 463. Piedmont, Cal., 45. Piedmont, Texas, 752. Puebla hot, Nevada, 437. Pulaski alum, Va., 787. Rawlev, Va., (anal.), 785. Red sulphur, Ga., 100. Red sulphur, W. Va., (anal.), 813. Reed’s mineral, N. Y., 477. Richland, N. Y., 474. Roan oak red sulphur, Va., 785. Robertson’s, Tenn., 733. Rockbridge alum, Va., (anal.), 785. Rockbridge Baths, Va., 783. Rock Enon, Va., 790. Rock Mountain, Colo., 65. Saline, Mo., 399. Salt sulphur, W. Va., (anal.), 813. Salt, Nevada, 437. Salt Lake, hot, Utah, 768. Sand spring, Mass., 326. San Bernardino hot spring, Cal., 47. San Rafael, Cal., 47. Santa Barbara hot sulphur, Cal., 46. Saquoit, N. Y., 476. Saratoga, N. Y., (anal.), 471. Schooley’s Mountain, N. J., 448. Schuyler county, 111., 120. Seltzer spring, Cal., (anal.), 45. Seneca or Deer Lick, N. Y., 476. Sliannondale, W. Va., 815. Sharon, N. Y., (anal.), 473. Sharon, N. Y., (anal.), 477. Shelby, Ala., 10. Shocco, N. C., 569. Sitka Sound, Alaska, 29. Skaggs hot, Cal., 47. Soda, Idaho, 118. Soda, Nevada, 437. Spring Lake well, (anal.), 354. Stafford spring, Colo., 68. INDEX, 853 Springs, mineral:—Steamboat, Nevada, 437. Stribling or Augusta, Va., (anal.), 784. Stribling spring, Va., (anal.), 788. St. Louis artesian well, Mich., (anal.), 353. St. Louis artesian well, Mo., (anal.), 399. Sulphur, Tenn., 733. Sweet, Va., (anal.),785. Sweet, W. Va., (anal.), 814. Summit soda, Cal., 47. Tar spring, Ky., 256. Tate’s, Tenn., 733. Togus, Maine, 295. Trinity, Ind., 184. United States, N. Y., (anal.), 472. Valhermoso, Ala., 9. Vallejo white sulphur, Cal., 45. Vallonia, N. Y., 477. Variety, Va., 789. Verona, N. Y., (anal.), 476. Versailles, 111., (anal.), 120. Vichy, Cal., (anal.), 50. Volcano, Nev., 437. Warm, 733. Warm, of Bath county, Va., (anal.), 782. Warm spring, Ga., (anal.), 100. Weldon, Vt., 772. West Baden, Ind., (anal.), 183. Winchester, Tenn., 172. Withoit’s soda, Oregon, (anal.), 636. White’s Creek, Tenn., 733. White sulphur, Kv., 256. White sulphur, La., 285. White sulphur, W. Va., (anal.), 812. White sulphur, Ohio, 581. White sulphur, N. C., 569. White sulphur, Cal., (anal.), 45. Yellow, Ohio, (anal.), 581. Yellow sulphur, Va., (anal.), 784. York sulphur, Pa., 643. St. Ann’s infant hospital, 89. St. Barnabas’ hospital, 449. hospital, 449. hospital, 486. St. Elizabeth’s hospital and home, 486. hospital, 328. hospital, 484. St. Francis’ hospital, 483. St. John’s hospital, 400. Episcopal hospital, 485. Riverside hospital, 485. St. Joseph’s hospital, 122. hospital, 381. hospital, 449. hospital, 486. hospital, 650. St. Louis city hospital, 401. directory, 402. eye and ear infirmary, 401. institute for diseases of women, 400. or Sisters’ hospital, 400. St. Luke’s hospital, 48. hospital, 122. hospital, 357. hospital, 483. hospital, 585. St. Mary’s hospital, 48. and St. Elizabeth’s hospital, 258. female hospital, 487. free hospital, 484. hospital, 328. hospital, 357. hospital, 449. hospital, 4S6. hospital, 486. hospital, 650. lying-in hospital, 486. St. Peter’s hospital, 483. St. Vincent hospital, 583. St. Vincent hospital, 783. hospital, 483. Sulphur waters:—Boutetourt’s spring, Va., 784. Carlisle spring, Pa., 643. Cherry Valley spring, 475. Chick’s spring, S. C., 722. Chittenango spring, N. Y., 473. Doubling Gap, Pa., 643. Dryden spring, N. Y., 473. Indian spring, Ga., 100. Jordan’s white sulphur spring, Va., 783. Massena spring, 473. Piedmont spring, Cal., 45. Red sulphur, Ga., 100. Red sulphur, Ky., 255. Richfield spring, N. Y., 474. Sharon spring, N. Y., 473. Stribling spring, Va., 788. Vallejo white sulphur spring, Cal., 45. White sulphur, Ky., 256. White sulphur, Ohio, 581. White sulphur, N. C., 569. Yellow sulphur spring, Va., 784. York spring, Pa., 643. Tax, professional, law relating to, 732. Tennessee, directory of, 734. history and geography of, 732. medical institutions of, 733. medical laws of, 734. medical societies of, 734. state hospital for insane, 733. Texas, directory of, 753. history and geography of, 752. hospitals and infirmaries of, 752. medical college and hospital of, 752. medical laws of, 753. mineral springs of, 752. Thanksgiving hospital, 486. Thermal waters ;—Buncombe hot spring, 569. Calistoga hot spring, Cal., 45. Des Chutes and Malheur river spring, 637. Hot springs, Ark., 31. Hot springs, Nev., 437. Hot springs, Bath county, Va., 781. ‘ Idaho spring, Colo., 64. Lebanon, N. Y., 477. Perry county, Pa., 643. Salt Lake spring, Utah, 768. Toland medical college, Cal., 47. University of Buffalo, medical department, 480. Harvard, medical department, 326. Howard, medical department, 88. Iowa, medical department, 223. Lincoln, medical department, 647. Louisiana, medical department, 285. Louisville, medical department, 257. Maryland, medical department, 307. Michigan, medical department, 356. Mississippi, medical department, 388. New York, medical department, 478. Nashville, medical department, 733. Pennsylvania, medical department, 644. South Carolina, medical department, 723. Syracuse, medical department, 481. Vermont, medical department, 772. Virginia, medical department, 790. Wooster, medical department, 584. University hospital, Baltimore, 308. Unlicensed physicians, law referring to, 491. Utah, directory of, 769. history and geography of, 768. mineral springs of, 768. Vermont asylum for insane, 772. directory of, 773. history and geography of, 770. 854 INDEX. Vermont, hospitals, etc., of, 772. medical laws of, 772. medical institutions of, 772. medical societies of, 772. medical springs of, 770. university of, medical department, 772. Virginia, directory of, 792. history and geography of, 781. hospitals and infirmaries of, 791. medical college of, 790. medical institutions of, 790. medical laws of, 791. medical societies of, 791. mineral springs of, 781. university of, medical department, 790. Washington Territory, directory of, 811. history and geography of, §10. Washington university, Baltimore, 308. West Virginia, directory of, 816. history and geography of, 812. hospitals, etc., of, 815. hospital for insane, 815. medical societies of, 815. mineral springs of, 812. Will’s ophthalmic hospital, Phila., 651. Wilmington city hospital, N. C., 569. % Winona preparatory medical school, 380. Wisconsin, directory of, 824. history and geography of, 823. hospitals, etc., of, 824. medical laws of, 824. medical societies of, 824. mineral springs of, 823. Witnesses, physicians as, laws, 32, 180, 224, 353, 381, 491. Woman’s and children’s, Boston, 328. hospital, Chicago, 122. hospital, Detroit, 357. state hospital, N. Y., 484. state hospital, 111., 122. hospital, Pliila., 652. hospital, San Francisco, 48. Women’s free college, N. Y., 482. college of N. Y. infirmary, 481. hospital college, 111., 122. hospital of Cal., 48. medical college of Pa., 640. medical college and hospital, 482. Wooster university, medical department of, 584. Wyoming Territory, directory of, 837. history and geography of, 836. mineral springs of, 837. UNIVERSITY OF THE CITI OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. FACULTY OF MEDICINE. Rev. HOWARD CROSBY, D. D., LL. D., Chancellor of the University. MARTYN PAINE, M. D., LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. ALFRED C. POST, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Surgery; President of the Faculty. CHARLES A. BUDD, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. JOHN C. DRAPER, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Chemistry. ALFRED L. L003IIS, M. D., Professor of Pathology and Practice of Medicine. WM. DARLING, A. M., M. D., F. R. C. S., Professor of Anatomy. WILLIAM H. THOMSON, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. J. W. S. ARNOLD, M. D., Professor of Physiology. STEPHEN SMITH, M. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery and Surgical Jurisprudence. WM. A. HAMMOND, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System. D. B. ST. JOHN ROOSA, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear. CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear; Registrar of the Faculty. ERSKINE MASON, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Surgery. JOHN T. DARBY, M. D., Professor of*Su rgicul Anatomy. FANEUIL D. WETSSE, M. D., Professor of Surgical Pathology. JOSEPH W. HOWE, M. D., Clinical Professor of Surgery. JOSEPH HAMMERER, M. D., Clinical Professor of Diseases of Women and Children. WALTER R. GILLETTE, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics. MONTROSE A. FALLEN, M. D., Lecturer on Surgical Diseases of Women. LOUIS ELSBERG, M. D., Professor of Laryngology and Diseases of the Throat. HENRY G. PIFFARD, M. D., Clinical Professor of Dermatology. JOHN H. RIPLEY, M. D., Clinical Lecturer on Diseases of Children. J. II. HINTON, M. D., Prosector to the Professor of Surgery. FREDERICK R. STURGIS, M. D., Lecturer on Venereal Diseases. THE COLLEGIATE YEAR is divided into two Sessions—a regular Winter Session, and a Spring Session. The latter is auxiliary to the former, and the design of the Faculty is to furnish instruction to medical students throughout the year. Attendance on the regular Winter Session is all that is demanded of the candidates for graduation. Those who attend the other session receive a Certificate of Honor, as having pursued voluntarily a fuller course than usual. THE SPRING SESSION is principally of a practical and clinical character, and affords particular facilities to students who have already taken one course in schools where such practical advantages exist to a less extent. The course con- sists also partly of lectures and examinations on the subjects necessary for graduating in medicine, conducted by the Professors of the regular Faculty and their assistants. These examinations will be addressed to both first and second course students. For the purpose of making the visits to the wards of the hospitals as available as possible, the class is divided into sections. One division at a time is instructed in Practical Diagnosis, Prescription, and Treatment of Patients. The course begins March loth, and continues till the beginning of June, when the SUMMER COMMENCEMENT is held. During the Summer the College Clinics are kept open. THE PRELIMINARY WINTER SESSION commences about the middle of September, and continues till the opening of the regular session. It is conducted on the same plan as the Regular Winter Session. THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION occupies four and a half months—commencing on the first of October and continuing till the middle of February. The system of instruction embraces a thorough Didactic and Clinical Course, the lectures being illustrated by two clinics each day. One of these daily clinics will beheld either in Bellevue or the Charity Hospital. The location of the College building affords the greatest facilities for Hospital Clinics. It is opposite the gate of Bellevue Hospital, on Twenty-sixth street, and in close proximity to the ferry to Charity Hospital on Blackwell’s Island, while the Department of Out-door Medical Charity, and the Hospital Post-mortem Rooms, are across the street. The students of the University Medical College will be furnished with admission tickets to these establishments free of charge. The Professors of the practical chairs are connected with one or both of these Hospitals. Besides the Hospital clinics, there are eight clinics each week in the College building. The Faculty desire to call attention particularly to the opportunities for dissection. Subjects are abundant and are fur- nished free of charge, and the Professor of Anatomy spends several hours each day in demonstration in the dissecting-room. FEES FOR THE WINTER COURSE. For course of Lectures $140 00 I Matriculation 5 00 | | Demonstrator’s fee, including material for dissection..$10 00 I Graduation Fee 30 00 Students who have attended the Winter Course will be admitted free of charge. Those who have not attended the Winter Course will be required to pay the Matriculation Fee and $30; and, should they decide to become pupils for the Winter, the $35 thus paid will be deducted from the price of the Winter tickets. For the purpose of assisting meritorious individuals, the Faculty will receive a few beneficiaries, each of whom will be re- quired to pay $43 per annum and the Matriculation Fee. For further particulars and circulars, address the Registrar, FEES FOR THE SPRING COURSE. Prof. CHAS. INSLEE PARDEE, M. D„, University Medical College, 426 East 26th St., New York City. LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBIROOlKIIYSriUr, IN’. IT. ARM, AIODHCEMEHT AND CMILAR, 18M-5. The Reading and Recitation Term will commence October 1, 1874, and close at the com- mencement of the Regular Term. The Regular Term will open March 2, 1875, and close the last week in June following. FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE DANIEL AYRES, M. D., LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgical Pathology and Clinical Surgery. SAMUEL G. ARMOR, M. D., LL. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, and Dean of the Faculty. CORYDON L. FORD, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. EDWARD S. DUNSTER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Children. GEORGE W. PLYMPTON, A. M., Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology. ALEXANDER J. C. SKENE, M. D., Professor of the Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women and Clinical Obstetrics. JARVIS S. WIGHT, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice* of Surgery and Clinical Surgery, and Registrar. JOSEPH H. RAYMOND, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Microscopic Anatomy. GEORGE G. HOPKINS, M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics. SILAS D. SCUDDER, M. D., Lecturer on Operative and Clinical Surgery. GEORGE K. SMITH, M. D., Lecturer on Venereal Diseases. J. S. PROUT, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of the Eye. ARTHUR MATIIEWSON, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of the Ear. LEWIS D. MASON, M. D., Lecturer on Surgical Anatomy and Assistant to Chair of Surgery. ALLEN McL. HAMILTON, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of Nervous System. FREDERICK H. COLTON, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. E. SEAMAN BUNKER, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Diseases of Women, etc. HENRY N. READ, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics, etc. FRANK W. ROCKWELL, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Surgery. GEORGE IT. ATKINSON, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Practice and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. JARVIS S. WIGHT, M. D., Lecturer on Physical Science. WILLIAM WALLACE, M. D., Lecturer on the Elements of the Practice of Medicine. JOSEPH II. RAYMOND, M. D., Lecturer on Physiology. E. SEAMAN BUNKER, M. D., Lecturer on Elementary Obstetrics. LEWIS D. MASON, M. D., Lecturer on Minor Surgery. FACULTY OF READING TERM. JOHN D. RUSIIMORE, M. D., Lecturer on Elementary Surgery. LEWIS S. PILCHER, M. L>., Lecturer on Anatomy. FRANK W. ROCKWELL, M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica. JOHN A. McCORKLE, M. D., Lecturer on Chemistry. FREDERICK H. COLTON, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. The Long Island College Hospital was the first, in this country, to unite a Hospital and a Medical School, for the purpose of securing more thorough demonstrative teaching. The Hospital is under the immediate control of the Regents and Council of the College, and therefore fully available for all pur- poses of practical instruction. Over twelve thousand patients are treated annually in this institution—hence the clinical material is ample. Advanced students have free access to the Wards of the Hospital. The practical departments are therefore largely taught at the bedside. For circulars, address, SAMUEL G, ARMOR, M. I)., Dean of Faculty. NEW INVENTIONS. PHYSIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL, SURGICAL, AND ORTHO- PAEDIC INSTRUMENTS. THE SELF-ILLUMINATING OPHTHALMOSCOPE. Arranged by Professor LIONEL BEALE, F, E. S. May be used to examine a patient in any position in daylight generally without atropine. No special dexterity required in its management. 'I'he addition of the stand makes this valuable instrument especially useful for de- lineating on paper the appearances presented by the fundus. Prices—With Stand £3 3s. Without Stand .V. 2 2s. The instrument may be converted into a Laryngoscope, Otoscope, and Endoscojfe by the following additions:— For a Laryngoscope, three mirrors, with wire holders and adapter to the instrument £0 15 6 For an Otoscope, three Toynbee’s specula (plated) and adapter 110 For an Endoscope, three silver urethra tubes, bladder tube, porte caustique, sponge or lint holder, and adapter 4 10 0 Mr. C. J. Oldham’s Diaphragm Ophthalmoscope, for ascertaining the refraction of the eye.— The diaphragm contains seven lenses, -f- and —, with two -|- amplifying lenses, for inverted image, of 2 in. and 3 in. foci, fitted into leather case for waistcoat pocket. Mr. C. J. Oldham’s Ophthalmoscope, is furnished with three diaphragms, each containing nine lenses. The Instrument may be furnished with a clip to hold a-f-4 in. lens, for examining eyes which have been operated on for cataract; two amplifying lenses, 3 in. and 2 in., for inverted image. The diaphragms are at once re- moved by depressing the lever. Mr. Oldham’s Instruments w ere exhibited, and highly approved, at the Oph- thalmological Congress, 1872. Mr. R. B. Carter’s Demonstrating Ophthalmoscope — Consisting of parabolic reflector, 4 in. diameter, 15 in. focus; magnifying lens, 4 in. diameter, 8 in. focus; frame to hold blue glass for modify- ing the intensity of the light used; and set of Helmholtz plates; and chin rest The Helmholtz plates may be so arranged that several students may observe the fundus oculi simultaneously with the demon- strator. The various parts are supported on pillars, with adjustments for height, and resting on heavy brass bases. The lens-adjustment is by a screw and double lever. Vide description and method of using this Instrument, in Lancet. Mr. R. B, Carter’s Ophthalmoscope, for observing by means of the direct image.—The mirror is the size of a shilling, and has at its back, behind the aperture, a slide holding 7 in. and 12 in. lenses; with a strong light, this Instrument may be used for the inverted image, and is supplied with two -f- lenses for that purpose. Mr. R. B. Carter’s Perimeter—For ascertaining the exact boundary of the sensitive portion of the retina; also, for accurately measuring the area of the blind spot. Charts for mapping the above measurements. The Instrument is supplied with several small discs, which slide upon the arc; these are to carry larger or smaller white spots, or spots of different colors. HAWKSLEY’S PATENT DURABLE STETHOSCOPE. This Instrument possesses very superior acoustical qualities to any yet made. Three thousand carefully con- ducted experiments with more than one hundred and thirty-five different stethoscopes, including all present and obsolete patterns, were tested before the present stethoscope was perfected. Of its value and usefulness, the favorable opinions of many eminent members of the profession were obtained, ere submitting it for general approval. _ A great many testimonials have been received, speaking in most flat- tering terms of the capabilities of this Instrument, when used in diagnosing ob- scure sounds of either heart or lung. Its w eight is about that of the average w ooden in- and is very readily carried in the hat. The tube and collector are made of thin hard gun-metal, the vibrator of a partly concave plate of ebonite. A full description and illustration of the - construction oft he Instrument will be sent on application. Vide the Lancet report on the surgical instruments exhibited in the International Exhibition, 1873; the “Report on the Instruments,’’ contained in the Journal of Die Society of Arts; report of the instruments exhibited at the conversazione of the Medical Society of London, 1873; and report by Medical Times and Gazette, June 7tli, 1873. v iVtces—Bronzed each Gilt or Plated 5 s « HAWKSLEY’S IMPROVED CLINICAL THERMOMETER. Vide, Lancet Report, July 3d, 1869; British Medical Association Reports, 1869. At the meeting of the British Medical Asso- ciation, 1869, in a paper read by Dr. Cornelius Fox, on “ Clinical Thermometers,” it was announced that this Instrument was far superior to that of any other maker. Vide Descriptive Circular. SPHYGMOMETER, By Dr. H. Jones, F. R. S., for ascertain- ' ing with accuracy the tension of any artery to which it may be applied, and thereby the variation in the muscular strength of the heart. iJLG-SNTS, XT. S. A.. GEORGE TIEMAN & CO., J. H. GEMRIG, 67 Chatham Street, 109 S. Eighth Street, New York. Philadelphia. Sole Maker and Patentee.—T. Hawksley, Office, 4 Blenheim Street, Bond St., W. Manufactory.—2 Block B. Sedley Place, Oxford Street, London. PTJLVERMAOHER’S IMPROVED PATENT FLEXIBLE BATTERIES, In the form of Chains and Bands, etc., officially approved by the Imperial Academy of Medicine of Paris, Royal College of Physicians, London, etc., etc. How to cure Diseases by Galvanic Electricity, with as little trouble and expense to the patient as possible, has, for many years, occupied the attention of Mr. Pulvermacher—in fact, ever since his first recognition by the Academy of Medicine, Paris, and subsequent encouragement by most eminent scientific and medical men, such as Dr. Oppolzer, Vienna; Dr. Golding Bird, London ; Dr. Dubois, Paris; and Dr. Van Burkn, New York, etc., etc.,—his attention has been increasingly directed, at much labor and expense, to the further simplification of his self-applicable Medico-Galvanic Appliances, and the improved means of their manufacture; the success, therefore, which has attended his efforts is now universally acknowledged. Although there are various means of applying Electricity, these Chain Bands are the only mode of obtaining, by self-application, a continuous and constant electric influence, added to which there is no ap- paratus in existence which, although portable and simple in its construction, is, at the same time, so effective in its action. Owing to the simplicity of Mr. Pulvermacher’s improved means for the self-application of Medical Electricity, the practitioner is relieved from the tedious electrifying or galvanizing operation necessary with the ordinary clumsy batteries; therefore there is no hindrance to his prescribing, or to the patient applying it, according to the directions given. Disencumbered of the bulky trough of the ordinary Battery, these Voltaic Chains, of small compass and trilling weight, form a regular flexible Battery, always ready for use, capable of being set in action at any minute’s notice, and carried about even in the pocket for out-door practice. By simply passing these chains through vinegar, absorbed by capillary attraction of its elements or links, a continuous electro-chemical current of high tension is instantaneously produced. These galvanic currents, methodi- cally applied, possess curative properties, in cases enumerated beneath, surpassing those of the ordinary cumbrous and complicated Medical galvanic apparatus. The Medical Practitioner, true to his mission, has (next to sufferers) a strong interest to avail himself of Pulvermacher’s invention in his daily prac- tice, especially now, when a series of improvements added by the inventor to his original voltaic ap- pliances holds out unhoped-for advantages, specified in his prospectus and Medical Pamphlet, sent post free; a progress which has been well appreciated by the most eminent men of the Faculty, as shown by the following Testimonial: “We, the undersigned, have much pleasure in testifying that Mr. J. L. Pulvermacher’s recent improvements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliances for Medical Purposes are of great importance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is entitled to the consideration and support of everyone disposed to further the advancement of real and useful progress. “ Dated this 9th day of March, 1806. €. LOCOCK, Bart., Physician to II. M. the Queen. II. HOLL AND, Bart., F. R. S., Physician to II. M. the Queen. WILLIAM FERGUSSON, Bart., F. R. S., Serjeant-Surgeon to H. M. the Queen. J. R. MARTIN, Bart., C. B., F. R. C. S., F. R. S. E. SIEVEKING, M. D., F. R. C. I\, Phys. to II. R. II. the Prince of Wales, and Physician to St. Mary’s Hospital. R. QUAIN, M. D , F. R.C. P., Phys. to the Hospital for Consumption, Brompton.” The original of the above and many other Medical Reports and Testimonials, are open to verifica- tion at Pulvermacher’s Galvanic Establishment, 194 Regent Street, London, W. PRICE LIST. Pulvermacher’s Volta-Electric— A.—NARROW CHAIN-BANDS, for Sciatica, Rheumatic, Neuralgic, and Gouty Pains, Chronic Rheumatism, Local Paralysis, Cramp in the Extremities, according to Electric Power.—18s., 22s., 40s., and upwards. Ii.—BROAD CHAIN-BANDS or BELTS, for Lumbago, In- digestion, Liver, Chest, and Nervous Complaints, etc., wearable as a Belt.—22s., to 40s., and 55s. C.—BROAD CHAIN-BANDS, for Nervous Deafness, Head, Tooth, and E'ace Ache, and Noises in the Head.— 21s., and upwards. I).—BROAD CHAINS, for loss of Voice and. other Affec- tions of the Throat, Asthma, Spinal Complaints.— 10s. 6d., 18s., 22s., and 40s. E.—BROAD CHAIN-BANDS, for Writer’s Cramp, Trem- bling, Nervousness, etc.—22s. to 30s., 40s., and 60s. Pulvermacher’s Volta-Electric— F. —COMBINED BANDS, for General Debility, Central Paralysis, Epilepsy, and Functional Disorders.— 50s. to 60s. Complete Set with Volta-Electric Belts, for re- storing Vital Power.—£5. With Voltaic Flexible Chain Battery.—£8. G. —CHAIN BATTERIES, for Extreme Nervous Debility, Paralysis, and for restoring exhausted Vital Energy (to be used in conjunction with specially combined Bands).—£3 10s. to 4 Guineas. H. — IlIGH-TENSION FLEXIBLE CHAIN POCKET BATTERIES, with a complete Set of Combined Bands, Belts, and accessories (for special cases).— £10 and upwards. PAMPHLET POST FREE ON APPLICATION. J. L. .PULVERMACHER, 194 Regent Street, London, W. A most liberal reduction allowed to the Medical Profession, Chemists and Druggists, and Hospitals. ■MOffEIOAL INSfElHllIB FOR IMIEIDXOA-Ij USE. MANUFACTURING CO., 6ALVAN0-FARADIG 167 East 34th Street, - - New York, PORTABLE ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MACHINES, PORTABLE GALVANIC BATTERIES, GALVANO-CAUSTIC BATTERIES, PERMANENT GALVANIC BATTERIES, FOE HOSPITALS AND GENERAL PRACTITIONERS. We respectfully refer to the following eminent physicians: NEW YORK. Prof W. A. Ilamniond, M. D. Prof Louis A. Sayre, 51. D. Prof E. C. Seguin, M D. 1 x. B. Mott, 31. D. P , >. Thomas, M. D. 1 . Wm. 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The Collegiate Year in this Institution embraces a Preliminary Autumnal Term, the Regular Winter Session, and a Summer Session. The Preliminary Autumnal Term will commence the middle of September, and continue until the opening of the Regular Session. During this term, instruction consisting of didactic lectures on special subjects, and daily clinical lectures, will be given, as heretofore, by the members of the Faculty. Students designing to attend the Regular Session are strongly recommended to attend the Preliminary Term, but attendance during the latter is not required. During the Preliminary Term clinical and didactic lectures will be given in precisely the same number and order as in the Regidar Session. The Regular Session will commence about the first of October, and end about the first of March. IF1 _A. C XT HE, T ISAAC E. TAYLOR, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, and President of the College. JAMES R. WTOOD, M. D., LL. D. Emeritus Professor of Surgery. FORDYCE BARKER, M. D., Professor of Clinical Midwifery and Diseases of Women. AUSTIN FLINT, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. FRANK H. HAMILTON, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Practice of Surgery, with Operations and Clinical Surgery. LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. D., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Clinical Surgery. ALEXANDER B. MOTT, M. D., Professor of Clinical and Operative Surgery. W. II. VAN BUREN, M. D., Professor of Principles of Surgery, with Diseases of the Genito- urinary System and Clinical Surgery. WILLIAM T. LUSK, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics, Diseases of Women, Diseases of Infancy, and Clinical Midwifery. EDWARD G. JANEWAY, M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, and Clinical Medicine. AUSTIN FLINT, Jr., M. D., Professor of Physiology and Physiological Anatomy, and Secretary of the Faculty. ALPHEUS B. CROSBY, M. D., Professor of General, Descriptive, and Surgical Anatomy. R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology. PROFESSORS OF SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS, Etc. HENRY D. NOYES, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology. EDWARD L. KEYES, M. D., Professor of Dermatology, and Asssistant to the Chair of Principles of Surgery, etc. EDWARD G. JANEWAY, M. D., Professor of Pathological and Practical Anatomy. (Demonstrator.) A distinctive feature of the method of instruction in this College is the union of clinical and didactic teaching. All the lectures are given within the Hospital grounds. During the Regular Winter Ses- sion, in addition to four didactic lectures on every week-day, except Saturday, two or three hours are daily allotted to clinical instruction. The union of clinical and didactic teaching will also be carried out in the Summer Session, nearly all the teachers in this Faculty being physicians and surgeons to the Bellevue Hospital and the great Charity Hospital on Blackwell’s Island. 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WESTMINSTER WEDGE-FITTING COMPOSITE CANDLES are economical, keep upright, and the dangerous use of paper is avoided. FIELD’S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDLES are Safe, Cleanly, and render Paper and Scraping needless. SAVORY MOORE S PANCREATINE PANCREATIC EMULSION. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, Prepared under the Direction of the Physician who introduced them as REMEDIES FOR CONSUMPTION, INDIGESTION, AND WASTING DISEASES. JWPOBTAKTT C49ttOV« IMITATIONS of these Preparations are calculated to mislead the Public and produce serious disappointment, being nauseous to the taste, rapidly turning rancid, and entirely destitute of the Pancreatic Principle. Whereas the GENUINE EMULSION and PANCREATINE are rich in Pancreatic Juice, pleasant to the taste, and keep perfectly good. The Celebrity of the Pancreatic Preparations, on both sides of the Atlantic, and the urgent nature of the Maladies in which they are employed, afford the strongest arguments in favor of the Genuine and against the use of the spurious compounds. The FORMULA for preparing PANCREATIC EMULSION and PANCREATINE, which was perfected by Messrs. Savory & Moore, is KNOWN ONLY TO THEM, and it has hitherto baffled all the attempts that have been made in England and America to make preparations possessing similar properties and characteristics. The EXPERIENCE and OPINIONS of the following eminent medical men on the value of SAVORY & MOORE’S PANCREATIC EMULSION and PANCREATINE may be had (gratis) of all the principal chemists. Dr. Chambers, Physician to II. R. II. the Prince of Wales. Dr. Dobell, Physician to the Royal Hos- pital for Diseases of the Chest. Dr. Down, London Hospital. Dr. Letheby, London Hospital. Dr. Fuller, St. George’s Hospital. Dr. Althaus, London Infirmary. Dr. Clifford Allbut, Leeds Hospital. Dr. Morcom, Ederton, N. Carolina. Dr. Paget Blake, Torquay Hospital. Dr. Freke, St. Steven’s Hospital, Dublin. Dr. Cassells, Glasgow'. Dr. Kinkead, Tuam. Dr. S. Rowe, Margate. Dr. Cornise, Taunton. Dr. Swift Walker, Hanley. Dr. Purdon, Belfast Hospital. Dr. Mugliston, London. Dr. Lewis, Henfield, Sussex. Dr. Morris, Carlisle. Dr. L. Bonnar, Cupar. Dr. Gutteridge, Leicester. Dr. Bott, Sheffield. Dr. Garrett, Hastings. Dr. Clay, Plymouth Hospital. Dr. Fox, Greenock Hospital. THE BEST FOOD FOR INFANTS “ H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR THRIVES SO WELL UPON THE FOOD YOU HAVE PREPARED THAT IT MUST BE VERY GOOD.”—T. M. Kendall, Medical Attendant, Sandringham. “ IT RESEMBLES MOTHER’S MILK AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE,” AND IS THE BEST KIND OF LIEBIG’S FOOD.—Dr. Barker, on Right Food for Infants. “THE YOUNG PRINCE THRIVES SO WELL UPON IT THAT IT MUST BE VERY GOOD.”—Dr. Richardson. Abounding in Flesh-forming and Bone-forming substances, this Food perfectly fulfils its object, whereas other so-called Foods, being entirely devoid of nourishing properties, induce a rickety and idiotic condition. It is also carefully freed from the ground husks of the wheat, which cause irritation of the bowels, diarrhoea, etc. Prepared by SAVORY & MOORE, Chemists to the Queen, H. R. II. the Prince of Wales, etc., New Bond Street, London. SOZD BY CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS THROUGHOVT AMERICA. F. & P. W. SQUIRE, CHEMISTS IN ORDINARY ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE QUEEN, (Gazetted August 8th, 1837, and December 31st, 1867) CHEMISTS IN ORDINARY TO H.R.H, THE PRINCE OF WALES, 277, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND. MANUFACTURERS -O IF— CHEMICAL and PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS SPECIAL PREPARATIONS:— EXTRACT. ACONITI. EXTRACT. HYOSCYAMI. EXTRACT. CANNABIS IND1CA. EXTRACT. PIIYSOSTIGMATIS. SUCCUS ACONITI. SUCCUS HYOSCYAMI. EXTRACT. BELLADONNA. EXTRACT. LACTUCA. EXTRACT. IGNATIA AMARA. EXTRACT. ERGOTA LIQUID. SUCCUS BELLADONNA. SUCCUS LACTUCA. EXTRACT. CONII. EXTRACT. TARAXACI. EXTRACT. NUCIS VOMICA. EXTRACT. VINCA MAJOR LIQUID. SUCCUS CONII. SUCCUS TARAXACI. ASTRINGENT GUM EUCALYPTUS, Powder—Lozenges—Tincture. LIQUOR FERRI CHLOROXYDI. LIQUOR MORPHIAS BIMECONATIS. An aqueous solution of Oxide of Iron. A solution of the natural Salt of Morphia. ASTRINGENT TINCTURE FOR THE GUMS. To be used by Surgeons in Dentistry. ATROPINE AND CALABAR BEAN BOOKS. Gelatine and Paper. SQUIRE’S ETHER INHALER, Secures perfect inhalation without waste. YEATE’S MEDICAL INDUCTORIUM, £3. 3. 0 GAHTE’S AUD STOHEEE'S BATTERIES EOE THE CONSTANT CURRENT, AND MACHINES FOR THE INTERRUPTED CURRENT. P. & P. W. SQUIRE, 217 Oxford Street, London, England. Agents: E. PARRISH & SON, Philadelphia; SIMON JOHNSTON, Pittsburg; KERSHAW & ASHFIELD, Cincinnati. Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE’S CHLORODYNE IS THE ORICINAL AND ONLY CENUINE. The Public are CAUTIONED against the unfounded statements frequently made, “ that the composition of CHLORODYNE is known to Chemists and the Medical Profession.” The fact is, CIILORODYNE was Discov- ered and Invented by Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE (ex-Arniy Medical Staff), and so named by him, and it has baffled all attempts at analysis by the first Chemists of the day. The method and secret of the preparation h \ c never been published. It is obvious, therefore, that anything sold under the name, save Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE’S CHLORODYNE, is a spurious imitation. CAUTION".—Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated that J. COLLIS BROWNE was undoubtedly the inventor of CHLORODYNE. CHLORODYNE is admitted by the Profession to be the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever discovered. CHLORODYNE is the best remedy known for Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. CHLORODYNE effectually checks and arrests those too often fatal diseases—Diphtheria, Fever, Croup, Ague. CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarrhoea, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery. CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and Spasms. CHLORODYNE is the only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, etc. From Lord Francis Conyngham, Mount Charles, Donegal, December 11th, 1868. “Lord Francis Conyngham,—who this time last year bought some of Dr. J. Collis Browne’s Chlorodvne from Mr. Davenport, and has found it a most wonderful medicine,—will be glad to have half a dozen bottles sent at once to the above address.” *** Earl Russell communicated to the College of Physicians that he had received a despatch from Her Majesty’s Consul at Manilla, to the effect that Cholera has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy of any service was CHLORODYNE.— See “Lancet," December 1st, 1864. Sold in bottles at Is. \\d., 2«. 9d., 4s. dd., and 11s. each. None is genuine without the words “Dr. J. COL- LIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE ” on the Government Stamp. Overwhelming Medical Testimony accompa- nies each bottle. Sole Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33 Great Bussell Street, Bloomsbury, London. Agents: New York, Messrs. W. H. SCIIIEFFEtIN k CO., William Street; Messrs. JAMES C. WELLS, 47 Gold Street. CURTIS * CO., 48 BAKER STREET, LONDON, W„ Beg to direet the attention of Buyers to their superior Manufactures of CONCENTRATED INFUSIONS, CONCENTRATED DECOCTIONS, EXTRACTS, EXPRESSED JUICES, LIQUORS, TINCTURES, and WINES. ALSO THE FOLLOAVING SPECIALITIES:— Important Notice.—CAUTION.—The Genuine Syrup of “Easton’s” Superphosphate of Iron, Quinine, and Strychnine. THIS SIRUP HAS BEES PRESCRIBED BOTH AT HOME ASD ABROAD FOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN YEARS. Pronounced by the highest Medical Authority to possess tonic powers far exceeding all other preparations. 3VC_A.TdETRS7 CTJRTIS & GO. LIQUOR SECALIS (CURTIS). Prepared by the Authority of the late President of the Obstetrical Society, 1859. Still maintains its character as a most reliable Preparation of Ergot. rat A A °R HEALIN£r POWDER, l\/J /A For Burns, Ulcers, Eruptions, Abrasions of Tender and Irritable Skins. BB Boi EbB Wr BBT ESS gwtes ■ A preparation which has for years stood the test of Medical experience, as J possessing Healing Properties of a most marked and rapid character. Sold at Is., 2s. 6d., 4s., 8s., 16s., by all Chemists, Druggists, etc., throughout the World. Our preparations are branded by Trade Mark, with Signature and Address. OXJRTIB CO., 48 Baker Street, London, W, MELLIN’S EXTRACT FOR PREPARING LIEBIG’S FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. NOT FARINACEOUS. It is prepared from Malt and Flour, the latter having been entirely trans- formed into deoctrin and grape sugar, by Liebig’s process. RICH IN GLUCOSE, NITROGEN AND PHOSPHATES. m From Da. Eustace Smith, Physician Extraordinary to H. M. the King of, the Belgians. 28 George Street, Hanover Square, London, May nth, 1870. Your preparation of Liebig’s Food is by far the best of any with which I am acquainted. It seems to agree equally well with children whether they are healthy or diseased, and is well borne as a rule by the youngest infants. A food which fulfils these conditions requires little to be said to recommend it, and I have no doubt that it has by this time a very large sale. To Mr. Mellin. Eustace Smith, M. D. Messrs. KEMP & CO. Oadevpoor, February 12th, 1872. Gentlemen:—Will you please send me two dozen of Mellin’s Extract for preparing Liebig’s Food for Infants, the same as you sent before? Address to Wilson & Co, at Ahmedabad. This food cannot be too highly estimated. I am certain that it has saved my child’s life. Last month, when we had none for about three weeks, my child fell into the same dyspeptic condition as before; she got the food again, and within two days after she got it she was as well as ever. I am giving it at present to a patient aged 56, who was extremely ill, and had not retained any food for fifteen days before I was called upon to treat him. He has had no dyspeptic symptoms since I began to give him this food, and I rely on it chiefly for a cure. He is a Jain, and cannot be fed with animal soups, so this seems to be a most valuable adjunct to my armoury in such cases. You can make any use you like of my remarks, which I have written in the belief that this wonderful food is not sufficiently known in India. ” I am, yours faithfully, True Copy. D. S. Kemp & Co. (Signed) It. W. Cunningham, M. D., Surgeon. Manufactured by G. MELLIN, 16 Ticbborne street, London, W. PROTECTED BY LETTERS PATENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND IN GREAT BRITAIN. TRADE MARE, FOX’S "PALATABLE” COD LIVER OIL, REGISTERED. “PALATABLE” COD LIVER OIL WITH QUININE, “PALATABLE” CASTOR OIL. Pleasant to the taste, and can be retained by the most delicate, specially recommended for those who cannot take the ordinary kinds, by the most eminent Physicians, and largely adopted in all such cases by the leading hospitals. Dr. R. Douglas Powell, Brampton Consumption Hospital, London, says, “I regard the ‘Palatable’ Oils as valuable additions to our remedial resources in the treatment of cachectic diseases.” Dr. Thorowgood, Victoria Park Consumption Hospital, London. “ There can be no question of its (‘ Palatable ’ Cod Liver Oil) agreeing well with them in every respect.” Professor Maclean, Deputy Inspector-General Army Medical School, Royal Victoria Hospital, Ketley. “ I think well of your ‘ Palatable ’ preparations, which are well adapted for the use of phthisical patients, who are almost invariably very dyspeptic, and for delicate women and chil- dren. The medical and dietetic properties of the drugs are in no way impaired by the process by which you certainly ren- der them more agreeable to delicate patients.” May be had of all chemists everywhere, who will obtain them for you if not in stock. Wholesale from J. F. HENRY, College Place, New York; BARCLAY & SONS, Farringdon Street, London; GOODWIN & CO., Boston; GEORGE W. FOX & CO., City Road, Manchester; and all Wholesale Houses. Is Ds &ppinfnmti ARNOLD & SONS’ SPECIALITIES. OBSTETRIC BAG (Registered), bv Dr. Greenhalgh, with Instruments complete. Vide “ Lan- cet,” March 26th, 1870; “British Medical Journal,” April 23d, 1870; “Medical Times and Gazette,” April 9th, 1870- “Me- dical Press and Circular,” April 13th, 1870. £8. SPHYGMOGRAPH, IMPROVED, by Dr. Mahomed. Vide “Medical Times and Gazette,” January 20th, 1872. £5 17s. 6ft. NEW INSTRUMENT for TALIPES EQUINO-VARUS and VALGUS, by Mr. Eichard Davy. Vide “ British Medical Journal,” November 16th, 1872. £1 15s. and £2 5s. 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ACCIDENT CASE, by Dr. Angove. Vide “Lancet,” May 21st, 1870, Complete with Instru- ments, £4 4s. IMPROVED LIGATURE SILK, by Arnold & Sons. Vide “ Lancet,” October 15th, 1870; “ British Medical Journal,” October 8th, 1870; “ Medical Times and Gazette,” October 15th, 1870: “ Medical Press and Cir- cular,” October 12tli, 1871. Per Tablet, Is. 6rf. CRANIOTOMY FORCEPS, by Dr. Clement Godson. 12s. 6d. IMPROVED TROCAR and SYRINGE for Tapping the Chest, by Dr. Murchison. £2 2s., £3 3s., and £4 4s. ’ POCKET CLINICAL THERMOMETERS, PATENTED, by Arnold & Sons. Guaran- teed correct. 10s. 6d.f 125. 6c?., 15$. In silver cases. SURGICAL BAG (Registered), by Mr. Barnard Holt. Complete, with Instruments, £52 10s. Ditto, without Instruments, £3 3s. Vide “ Lancet,” April 22nd, 1871; “Medical Times and Gazette,” May 13th, 1871; “ Medical Press and Circular,” May 31st, 1871. SKIN-GRAFTING SCISSORS, by Mr. Cripps. Vide “Lancet,” June 3rd, 1871. £1 5s. 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