The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-25
the MEDICAL EXAMINER AND RECORD


THE MEDICAL EXAMINER AND RECORD
OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
TDITED by Robert M. Huston, M. d., Professor
IL Of Matera Medical and general Therapeutics,
in the Jefferson Medical College, President Of the
Philadelphia Medical Society, one OF the Physicians
to the Philadelphia Hospital, Sc, SC, SC, SC.
The support hitherto accorded 10 the Examiner has
induced the present Editor to undertake its manage
ment, and the arrangement by which he hopes the
value Of that journal will for the future be materially
increased A main and distinguished feature of the
work will be as heretofore, the publication Of the
Clinical Lectures delivered ia this city, and IN Eu-
rope with reports from the Hospitals and DISPENSE
ries of Philadelphia. Original communications OF
real value contributed by of the most eminent
in the profession, will appear from time to time
The Biographical Department will be materially en-
larged, and IN future Critia and Analytical Reviews
of the prominent Medical Publications in Great Br-
tain on the continent Of Europe and in this country
will be regularly given. In the Editorial Depart
ment all subjects connected herewith Of practical
nature from all the journals Foreign and Domestic,
prepared with the greatest care, will occupy large
space in each number. The Medical Examiner will
thus offer complete Record of Medical Science;
and from the short intervals Of publication, two
weeks the profession will be put in immediate pos
session of every fact of Importance the arrival of
the steamers.
During the past year Clinical Lectures by Profess
sors Ghomel, Roux, Rcston, Hugher of Paris; Hor.
ner Mitchell, Pancoast, Mutter, DR. Randolph, w.
Poymen, Johnson, and Clyme, Of Philadelphia and
Professor w P. Johnson of Washington, ID. c.,
have been published also, the Clinical Reports from
the Philadelphia Pennsylvania and WI ills Hospitals,
and the Philadelphia Dispensary. II contains va
riety of original papers from many of the most dis
tinguished physicians Of the United States partisan
Correspondence, complete Biographical Record Of
all the new medical publications. numerous Editorials
on the principal medical topics of the day, including
series Of articles the condition of the Medical
Department of the Navy, together with a complete
Retrospect Of the progress of Medicine, Surgery and
Collateral Sciences, during the past year.
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