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I Must Not Omit to Mention an Argument, That Would Have Great Weight in Favor of the Independent Contractility of the Muscular Fibre, Were the Fact on Which It Is Founded Fully Established

1841; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

Benjamin Waterhouse, S. Graham, George J. Cook, H. L. Denslee,

Essay: An Account Of the Choice Which Death the King of Terrors, Made in Selecting a Prime Minister from among His Courtiers, Dear Sir—A Few Days since, I Was Called to See Mrs. Sarah S—, (about Sixteen Years of Age,) Then in Labor with Her First Child, Vegetable Silk and Vegetable Wool, The Belgian Giant, Judge Ye, Novel and Delicate Operation, Cure for Corns, Dislocations, "And Their Works Do Follow Them"—As the Calomelite Said When He Saw a Funeral Procession behind Him, Case of a Woman Struck by Lightning, Dysentery, Quackery in Rhode Island, Original Communications, Objections to Thomsonism, It Is with Much Pleasure That We Lay before Our Readers the Following Letter from Benjamin Waterhouse, M. D., Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; of the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia; and of Bath and Manchester, Eng.; Fellow of the Royal Society, London; of the Academy of Arts and Sciences, Belles Letters, Inscriptions and Commerce, Marseilles; and of the National Medical School of France; and Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic in the University of Cambridge, Mass.; Which Last High and Responsible Station He Filled for about Thirty Years, Consumption Cured by Exercise Extract of a Letter by S. Graham, Published in the Health Journal, Gross Violation of Duty in a Post-Master, Our Subscribers May Save Themselves Postage by Handing Their Names and Money to Their Post Masters, or by Directing to the Post Master at Forsyth, Importance of Physical Education, Valuable Suggestion, Thirst Quenched without Drinking, Gunshot Wounds, Diminution of Animal Heat in Sleep, Thermometrical Observations, Infancy, I Must Not Omit to Mention an Argument, That Would Have Great Weight in Favor of the Independent Contractility of the Muscular Fibre, Were the Fact on Which It Is Founded Fully Established, Worms. Letter to the editor: Mr. Editor,—The Southern Botanic Journal, Which Was Started in Charleston, S. C., and Ably Conducted by the Lamented Nardin, and Which Subsequently Fell into the Hands of W. H. Fonerden, and Removed to Forsyth, Ga., Has Gone the Way of All the Earth, and Is Dead. Editorial: Editorial Department. Frontmatter: To Our Subscribers. Classified ads: Thomsonian Botanic Medicines, Dr. J. F. Berry, of Hancock, Is Authorized to Solicit and Receive Donations to the Southern Botanico-Medical College. Backmatter: Job Printing, List of Subscribers Who Have Paid for This Volume, since Our Last Issue. Display ads: Multiple Display Advertisements.