The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-02

yer OF A0GaluSt0. &C. <AfsaS1oSib
Of ryphus. &C. Ded,loes on the Combination Of
Fever aud Inaam,ion Strong on Petechiai Fever:
North on do Gallup on the Epidenics Of YER
mont: lark on Hot Climates Lind on do:
Johnson on Diseases Of Hot Climates Chalmers on
Diseases Of South Carolina: Cieghorn or Diseases
of ninorca Hillary on Diseases Of Barbadoes !;
Hunter On Diseases OF the Army in Jamaica
aiosel.y on Tropical Diseases Pringle on Dsea-
ses ofthe Army X. Jackson on the Medical De-
partmeus of Armies Lind on Diseases of Seamen
Lind on the Scurey Blair on Diseases OF seamen I;
Trotters Medicine Nautical Blackall on Drop
sizes !; Portal sur iApopiexic; Cheyne on Apo
plexy, Lettargy, &C.; Arnold on Insanity :
Crichtoa on Mental Derangement; Pine on In
| sanity; HasIam on Madness Cox on Insanity |;
Rush on Mental Diseases Brce on Disordered
Respiration CoIvsart on Diseases Of the Heart !;
| Burns on do. 90. ]; Parry on syncope Anginosa !;
Davis on Carditis Maciean on Hydrothorax /:
/ Young on Consumption Stark's VIM Works J;
Hamilton on Digitalis: Whitening on Foxglove !:
Crumpe on Opium Badhan on Bronchitis Watts
on Chincough; Fothergili on liberated Sore
Throat Whitening on ScarIatina; Ring on Gont:
Sutton on Delirum Tremens, Pelitonitis and Gout !;
Penberton on Diseases OF the Abdominal Viscera !;
Saunders on the Liver Harty on Dsentery !;
Hamilton on Purgative Medicines Rrera on
Worms, by Coffin Adams on Morbid Poisous !,
Bateman on Cutaneous Diseases, with the Plates J;
william on Cowpox; Homes Medical Facts !;
Homes Clinical Experiments Ferriar's Medical
| Histories and Reflections Fowler on Rheumatism;
Fowler on Arsenic Fowler on Tobacco Robert
son on Cantharides Bardsleys Medical Reports !;
Haygarh on Rheumatism Rolia on Diabeths.
Miscellaneous and Periodical Wsrks--Ftiend's
History of Medicine Hunters Introductory Lee
lures; Cabanis on the Revolutions in Medical
Science; Hutchinson's BograpAia Medica, Young's
Medical Literature Gregory on the Duties and
Qualifications OF a Physician; Rushs Introductory
Lectures; Percival's Medical Ethics; Farr's
Medical Jurisprudence Edinburgh Medical Es-
ssys; Medical observations and Inquiries Med
zeal Transactions of the College Of Physicians OF
London; Transactions of the College of Physi-
lcians of Philadelphia; Memoirs of the Medical
Society Of London; Memoirs Of the Mass acnusetts
Medical Society Duncan's Medical Commenta-
ries; Transactions of Society for the Improve
Iment of Medical Chrurgica Transactions Med
Iico-C hirurgical Transactions London Medical and
Physical Journal Edinburgh Medical and Sargi-
cal Journal !; New-York Medical Repository ;
New-York Medical and Philosophical Journal ;
New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery.
The qualifications of candidates for examination
are stated in chapter v section H. of the Bye-aws
of the Society That section is here copied n or
der to give to il greater publicity.
Every person, educated within this Common
wealth, shall have the following qualifications to
eni5tle bin to an examination by the Censors OF
the Society, or by those of any district Society.
" 1st He shall have such acquaintance with
the Greek and Latin languages, as is necessary for
a medical or surgical education, and with the prin-
cipies of geometry and experimental philosophy.
"2d. He shall have studied three full years un-
der the direction and attended the practice of some
one or more of the Fellows or Honorary Members
of the Society; during which time, he shalF have
studied the most approved authors in anatomy
chemistry materia- medicd, surgery, midwifery and
the theory and practice of medicine or, at least
all those which tue Counseors shall from time to
time specify, as constituting proper course Of
medical or surgical education.
ANY person, educated without this Common
wealth may be admitted to an examination, either
lby the Censors OF the society, by those of any
district Society, ifhs possess the qualification spe-
cifed in the first of the articles above mentioned !;
and instead of those required in the second shall
have studied three full years under the direction,
aud attended the practice Of sclae reputable ply
sican or physicians, surgeon or surgeons, as the
lease may be.
1.-The Censors Of the Society, and those of the
fseveral districts, before examining any canddats,
shall demand and receive from him satisfactory
certificate of his being qualified in one or the other
OF the modes before mentioned, and such certificate
shall be delivered by the Censors to the Record
ling Secretary, or to the Secretary Of the district
Society as the case may be, whose duty it shall be
to put it on Gle, and make record thereofn
Published by order,
JOHN DIxWELL, Rec. Secretary.
| May 20. 1913.