Qui ante nos ista moverunt, non domini nostri sed duces sunt. Patet omnibus veritas; nondum
est oecupata; multum ex illa etiam futuris relictum est.-Seneca, Epist. 33.

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Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland.

GEORGE C. M. ROBERTS, M.D., AND SAMUEL CHEW, M.D.

PUBLISHED BY JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
No. 220, MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE.
MDCCCXLIII.

PRINTED BY ROBERT NEILSON,

No. 6, South Charles street.

1. Case of Un-united Fracture of the Fore-Arm, of four years' standing, success-

fully treated. By Charles S. Trippler, M. D., Surgeon U. S. Army,

II. Nervous Irritations. By Wm. M. Kemp, M. D., of Baltimore,

III. Ligature of the External Iliac Artery for Femoral Aneurism. By William

Power, M.D., one of the Attending Physicians to the Baltimore Alms-House

Hospital,

IV. Suggestions in Relation to the Production of Counter-congestion as a remedial

Agent. By N. R. Smith, M.D., Professor of Surgery in the University of

Maryland,

V. Retroversion of the Uterus relieved by Percussiou. By John Chapman, M.D.,

of Baltimore,

EPITOME OF AMERICAN MEDICAL JOURNALS.

Tic Douloureux, imitated by Diseases

of the Teeth. By Dr. Thos. Gray,

Jr.

Ergot in Protracted Parturition. By

Dr. Edward Warren,

Abstract of 500 cases of Midwifery.-

By Dr. D. Humphreys Storer,

Scarlet Fever.-Cases and Remarks.

By Dr. Enoch Hale, Jr.

Comparative Frequency of Tubercu-

lous Diseases. By Dr. J. B. S. Jack-

son, M.D.

Section of Tendo-Achillis, of Adduc-

tor Longus, of Sartorius, and Rectus

Femoris, and of Tendon of Psoas and

Iliac Muscles, in the same subject.

By Dr. Joseph Sargent,

Report of the Surgical Cases and Oper-

ations in the Massachusetts Hospital

from Nov. 1, 1840 to March 1, 1841.

By Dr. Geo. Hayward,

Cases of Strangulated Hernia with Re-

marks. By Dr. T. Mason Warren,

Remarks on Iritis, with Cases. By Dr.

Geo. A. Bethune,

Case of Compound Comminuted Frac-
ture of the Jaw. By H. O. Jewett,

The Friends Asylum for the Insane,

Anomalous Result of an Operation for

Stricture of the Urethra. By Dr. E.

H. Dixon,

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Insanity and Death from Masturbation.

By Dr. Alfred Hitchcock,

Climate, Diseases, &c. of Western Af-

rica. By Dr. Savage,

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46 Convulsions from Dentition, treated

with Ice to the Spine. By Dr. R. B.

Todd,

Retrocedent Mumps, with Hemiplegia

and Coma. By Dr. A. Hitchcock,

Medical Statistics of the U. S. ship

Constellation. By J. H. Wright,

Observations on Influenza. By Job

Wilson,

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