1847.

H. LUDWIG, Printer, 70 & 72 VESEY-STREET.

CONTENTS.-NO. XXII.

PART I.-ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

ART. I.-Lecture on Practical Education in Medicine, and on the

Course of Instruction in the New York Hospital. By JOHN

WATSON, M.D., one of the Surgeons of that Institution,

ART. II.-A Case of Empyema, in which the operation for Paracentesis

Thoracis failed from a cause not generally noticed. By JOHN A.

SWETT, M.D., Physician to the New York Hospital,

ART. III.-Case of a Tumor at the Angle of the Jaw, with practical

Remarks. By J. P. BATCHELDER, M.D.,

ART. IV.-The Psychological Zoology of Man. By ALONZO CALkins,

M.D., New York,

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ART. V.--On the Application of M. Riench's Test for the detection of

Arsenic, to Medico-Legal Inquiries. By D. P. GARDNER, M.D.,

New York,

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ART. VI.-The Ganglionic System of Nerves. By MOSES GUNN, M.D.,

Ann Arbor, Michigan,

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ART. VII.-Statements and Remarks on Yellow Fever. By W. H.

VAN HOVENBERG, M.D., Quarantine Physician to the Port of New

York,

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ART. VIII.—Case of Doubtful Sex. By Wм. JAMES BARRY, M.D., Hart-

ford, Conn.,

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ART. IX.-Extracts from the Recorded Proceedings of the New York

Medical and Surgical Society,

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ART. X.-On the Influence of Malaria and Malarial Diseases. By

A. C. LAWTON, M.D., Marshall, Saline County, Mississippi,

ART. XI.-Case of Idiopathic Tetanus, treated successfully by Strych-

nine. By EDWARD VANDERPOOL, M. D., New York,

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ART. XII.-Remarks on Inorganic Matters in Vegetable Products.

By ISACHAR COZZENS, Esq.,

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ART. XIII.-Insanity, in its coincidence with Age. By PLINY EARLE,

M.D., Physician to the Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane, .

ART. XIV.-Statistics of Private Obstetric Practice. By JAMES C.

BLISS, M.D.,

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ART. XV.-Indigenous Medical Botany, No. 5. BY STEPHEN W. WIL-

LIAMS, M.D., late Professor of Materia Medica, &c.

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