Southern Botanic Journal
1839; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
James S. Olcott, Dr. Wm. H. Fonerden, T. J. Harvery, Geo. W. Davis, Aaron Comfort, Dudley S. Jones, David Felts, J. S. Murray Jr., D. Herron, B. R. Thomas, John Coates Jr.,
ResumoFrontmatter: To Subscribers, Southern Botanic Journal, The Southern Botanic Journal, Prospectus of the Fifth Volume of the Philadelphia Thomsonian Sentinel And Family Journal of Useful Knowledge. Essay: To Clubs, Cash List in Our Next, The College, Dr. Fonerden:—Dear Sir I Have Received from the First to the Sixth Number of Your Valuable Southern Botanic Journal, The Philadelphia Thomsonian Sentinel Will Enter on Its Fifth Year in August, and from the Present Prospects of the Increasing Desire of the Public to Acquire Knowledge, the Publisher Is Induced to Offer for Farther Support, the Prospectus of the Coming Volume, and Hope the Agents of the Sentinel, and All Be as Free from Deleterious Properties, as the Food Which Sustains Animal Life, Thomsonian. Lecture, Dr. Fonerden:—Enclosed You Have One Dollar, for Which You Will Please Send Me One Dozen Thomsonian Chatechisms, and the Balance Thomsonian Almanacs, Dr. Fonerden:— It May Be Gratifying to You to Know That the Thomsonians Are Fastly Gaining Ground in This Section of Country, Terms, Dr. Fonerden's Lectures On Diseases of the Circulatory System, Dear Sir—Yours of June, 29th., Was Handed Me This Morning, and Your Request Attended To, Mineral Prescription, Dr. Fonerden—Dear Sir: I Feel Truly Gratified to Find the Editorial Vacancy in the Southern Botanic Journal, (Occasioned by the Death of the Worthy and Esteemed Dr. Nardin,) Filled with Talent and Ability, Not to Be Repented of by True Believers in Medical Reform, Correspondence, Dr. Fonerden—Your Advice Would Be Thankfully Received in Your Valuable Journal for the Following Cases, Vapor Baths in Russia, Communications, Lectures on the Thomsonian System of Medical Practice With Numerous Corrections and Additions, Our Friends Will Please Excuse the Delay Which Has Occurred in the Publication of the Present Number, Cases for Advice Spitting of Blood, Just Published, at the Office of the Southern Botanic Journal, a Thomsonian Catechism, Medical Practice, The Remembrance of past Days That Were Happy, Increases the Gloominess of Those That Are Not, and Intercepts the Benefits of Those That Would Be, Southern Thomsonian Book Depository, N. B. Editors with Whom We Exchange Are Requested to Give the above Two or Three Insertions. Letter to the editor: Mr. Editor—Sir, I Think the Southern Botanic Journal Will Meet with a Good Patronage in the up Country; If the People Could Become Acquainted with Him, Mr. Editor—Respected Sir: It Has Been a Prevailing Opinion in the Southern States, That the Clime of the Southern States Would Not Agree with a Thomsonian Periodical; and Those with Whom I Have Formed an Acquaintance, Have Generally Been of Weak and Feable Constitutions and Much Disposed to a Bilious Habit.
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