The Thomsonian
1845; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. M. Lapham, F. King Robertson, T. V. Morrow, Job T. Dickens, S. Brownell,
ResumoFrontmatter: Thomsonian, Comfort's Thomsonian Practice, Notice, The Thomsonian. Essay: Dr. Walton's Com. on Cathartics, in Our Next, Almonds Are Said to Have Come into England First from Barbary, about 1548; Apples from Syria, about 1522; Apricots from Epirus, about 1540; Cherries from Pontus, as Early as A. D. 100; Gooseberries from Flanders, before 1540; Grapes from Portugal, 1528; Mulberries from Italy, 1520; Peaches from Persia, 1562; Plums from Italy, 1522; Quinces from Austria, 1573; Strawberries from Flanders, 1530; Raspberries from Virginia, before 1696, To Be Buried Alive, Is, beyond Question, the Most Terrific of Those Extremes Which Has Ever Fallen to the Lot of Mere Mortality, Quackery, The American Mammoth, Botanic Medical College, Muller's Physiology.—No. 4, A Case of Cancer Cured, and a Child's Nose Saved from the Knife, We See Per Advertisement in Our Late Village Papers, That Our Late Friend, Dr. D. R. Gerow, Is Still Alive, and Practicing His Own Peculiarly Mongrelized Humbug; Which (He Says) He Has (after Having Passed through a Regular Course of Studies) Concocted from Various Allopathic, Eclectic, and Thomsonian Works, We Are Indebted to Some Kind Friend for the October Number of Fowler's Phrenological Journal, Which We Have Not at Present Time to Examine, A Quictus for Cross Babies, Premature Burials, We Would Remind Our Friends of the Convention to Be Held on the 3rd Tuesday of This Month at Albany, A Professor of Kemper College, Missouri, Recommends Giving, 12 Hours before a Chill, 8 Grs. Of Quinine and Repeating It Twice at Intervals of 1 Hour, Making 24 Doses in All, Sir E. Bulwer, of England, in the London New Monthly Magazine, Publishes an Article Headed "Confessions and Observations of a Water Patient", We Have Received the Following Circular, and as We Would like to See More Such Schools, as the One Described below, in Operation, We Publish It as a Hint to All Engaged in the Cause of Education, "Owing to a Crowd of Other Matter, We Are Unable to Make Room for It," as the Editor at the Dining Table Said, on Being Asked to Take Some Pudding, An Extraordinary Child, Multiple Essay Items, Gum Wash, Grana Paradisi, (Guinea Grains, or Grains of Paradise), The Southern Med. Reformer, Which Is to Be Re-Commenced Next January, [See Extracts from the Prospectus on the Last Page of This Sheet,] Offers the Following Premiums for the Best Essays on the Following Subjects, William Hayward's Case. Letter to the editor: Calomel, a Cause of Mortification To the Editor of the Boston Medical & Surgical Journal. Backmatter: S. P. Heermance, Printer, Rec'pts since Our Last, for 8th Vol.. Classified ads: A Second Edition of Comfort's Thomsonian Practice, Is Published and for Sale by Aaren Comfort, No. 295 Market-Street, Philadelphia, United States Thomsonian and Botanic Depot, New England Thomsonian Depot, Southern Botanic Journal; New Series, Vol. 1st. Edited by Wm. Henry Fonerden, M. D..
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