The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07

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Il he; ngtsa IDLY observed, sSss ,.., 4.
| as 5 VOLUNTEERS.
L L ssac Branch; of Ahhevlle. - T,ht
2eston: Memorable
Ssfs Isssssss n iss S sS;si
their fnew love, politics, may tliey not forsas
the claims oftheir old loges-ihe nrnfessiorsI
BY DR.. b., A. Rodrigues. Fniton and
Thompson: The first invented steam to con-
vey ,s orer the world; the latter, to convey
US out of the world. ID. {. s,
ny Dr. u. a: Vogt, Of Orangeburg.- Sue
cess fo the Medical Rctor7naiio,l. 40 (
ny Dr. q. Muller, of Lexington.-The
South Carolina Medical Association: NAV q
continue to prosper until there will not be
left a single quack from the mountains to the
sea board = -'-"'",yS' : 80
BY Dr.. J.. d. Rlmpb, of Orangeburg.-
The Importers Of Drugs: Let them import
pure drugs. or let pure drngs be given to the
importers OF spurious drugs. 81
BY Dr.. J. II. J.. Hook, OF Orangebure.-
The Medical "A Associati0n and the object il has
lin rieu, The domntaH Of quackery:. May. we
persevere until we triumph.
BY DR.. J. c. M'Kcwn, of Charleston
Our Port Physician: BY his energy and, per-
severance, he has, no doubt, protected the
shores OF Carolina from the invasion OF
Cholera. a
BY DR.. w. F. Corly, of Lexing,on.-1,he
Medical Association: hIayit be lhe means NJ NJ
raising the STANDARD of medicine in Soutl, Car
olina.
BY DR.. II. w. Kennerly of Orangeburg.
The S0nth Carolina Meaical Association.
May 1t increase in magnitude, as it advances
in aye.
By Dr.J.W. Kcitt, Of orangeburg.- The
Ladies: iss
The Ladies too God bless them all,
Are amiab!e as they are fair,
lis all Il Joke abnut their rail-,
They arc yet as pure as angels are,
While soiaccd by Their wilching smile,
Our anxious cares are hushcd to rest;
And death himself will spare us while
We are plowed on their lovely breast
By Dr. John DAVIS, Oi Abbeyillc-Frofessor
James I0nhrie: It's a source OF great pleas
ure that we have so favorable an opportunity
as the present to return 10 our distinguished
President our unicigned thanks for the in
stuctlon so ably impaired to us during our
pupllage. May he 1--we long to enjoy honors
OF learning, SO justly his due.
by DR.. J. a. Mayes Of Sumter-A heart
felt wish that we may all meet again around
BY DIR. +. y. Porcher-Prot Iuou,en our
Stale GsOlogist: His able and valuable report
will largely contribute to deyelope The natu-
raj resources o. the State, and to sustain her
in the position she desires to hold in the scien-
tIfic world.
BY DR.. J. Branrh-The President and
Directors Of the S. G.. Rail Road: They are
entitled to our heartfelt thanks for extending
to the members OF our Association the use Of
their road at half price
BY DR.. J. a. Mayes-The motto Of the
Apprentices Library Society, "Non nobis sed
postcris": We are acting not for ourselves
alone, but also Tor the benefit of Posterity.
BY DIR, ]. G.. Cail--Our honored Prcsi-
deni, DIR. james .Moulirie: Whose ondeavors
to sustain the honor and dignity Of the Profess
sion, and zeal in promoting It's general well
fare are unsurpassed. May he live TO see
many, il not all, his hopes on the subject OF
medical reform realized
BY DR.. ]. d. Rumph, of ,Orangoburg-
The importers ofspurious and real drags to
spurious renders.
Numerous ether toasts wero given and
drank with much applause, but FROM circun,.