Philadelphia Botanic Sentinel
1838; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Dr. James Bryan, J. W. Harvey, Thomas Jefferson, John Coates Jr., Horace T. N. Benedict, Nathaniel Diamond, John Witmer, M. Woodruff,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Philadelphia Botanic Sentinel and Thomsonian Medical Revolutionist Will Be Issued Every Other Thursday, in Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia Botanic Sentinel. Essay: Mr. Coates: I Have No Doubt That Dr. Frost's Trial Will Prove Beneficial in Furthering the Cause of Thomsonism, The Mechanic and Farmer, Published at Bangor, Our Correspondent and Fellow Labourer in the Cause of Medical Revolution, J. M. Ross, Esqr. Of Houston, O., Writes Thus, To John Coates, Jr: Sir—I Wrote Some Time Ago for Information Respecting a Case of Supposed Syphillis, Dr. Benedict Will Find by Turning to the First Number of the Present Volume the Information He Desires in Relation to the Mather of the Worthington College, Fashionable Murdering, We Perceive That Our Friends in Michigan Determining to Give Tone to the Character of Thomsonism, and to Concentrate Their Forces for the Advancement of Its Interests, Have Lately Formed Themselves into a State Convention, the Proceedings of Which Are Published in the Botanic Luminary, Cathartics!, I Believe We May Safely Affirm, That the Inexperienced and Presumptuous Band of Medical Tyros Let Loose upon the World, Destroy More Human Life in One Year, than All the Robin Hoods, Cartouches, and MacBeths Do in a Century, Dr. Frost's Trial, We Invite the Attention of Our Readers to the Letter of Our Correspondent from Beaver Creek, for a Pretty Fair Exposure of the Difference between Thomsonism and Howardism, Thomsonian Botany and Materia Medica, Opium, A Charge Having Occured in the Editorial Department of the Sentinel, a Question May Probably Arise in the Minds of Its Numerous Readers, as to the Course Which Will Be Adopted and Pursued under the Present Arrangement, Dr. H. T. N. Benedict in His Remarks, Which May Be Found in the Present Number, under the Head of "Correspondence, " Will No Doubt Be Appreciated by the Readers of the Sentinel, Small-Pox, Public Discussion, Report, Mr. Coates: the Thomsonian System Is Taking Root in the Section of Country as Fast as Its Most Ardent Friends Could Wish, The Modus Operandi of Mercury, Correspondence, Cases for Advice The Dead Palsy, Poisoning Children, Thrice Is He Armed, Whose Cause Is Just, The Human Teeth, The Two Systems, There Is a Book Store Connected with the Publication Office of the Sentinel, at Which All the Thomsonian Publications of Merit, May Be Obtained at Reasonable Prices, Wholesale and Retail, Multiple Essay Items, Mr. Coates: We Have a Multitude of Thomsonians and Howardites in Our County, Notice, Thomsonian Meeting, Medical Reform, Cumberland Thomsonian Society. Backmatter: New Agents for the Sentinel, Cash Received for the Sentinel.
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