The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-03-23
Medical College of the State of South
Carolina.

from printed catalogue, amounted to one
hundred and ffty-four---trOm the States
of South Carolina, 1O2; North Carolina,
-; Georgia 10; Alabama. %; Florida,
3; Mississippi, 8.
The prevalence of yellow fever during
the past summer, and its extension TO a
late period in November, deferred many
from attendance at this Institution, and
from the many enquiries by letter from
every part of the county, there is every
reasonable grounds for believing that the
class OF the past term, would have been in
advance OF the preceding, which it will be
remembered numbered two hundred and
tilirty-two students.
OF those in attendance, the following
Young gentlemen have complied with the
conditions of the College, received the
Diploma of the same, with the sanction
of the President Of the Board of Trustees:
W. b. Abercromic, Epidemic Dyscntery;
Alabana..
T. A. Allen, Typhoid Fever; North
Carolina.
7. P. bailey, Periodicity of Diseases;
South Carolina.
}. III. Blake, Constipation; Florida.
G. 5. Bawman, Hemorrhagc; South
Carolina.
p. Ii. Bradley, Neratrum Viride; South
Carolina.
w. w. Broom, Therapeutical appl:ca-
ton of water; South Carolina.
Henry Cantcy, Typhus and Typhoid
Fever; South Carolina
B. |. a. Gull, Scarlatina; Georgia.
Thomas NJ, Duprcc, The Circulation of
the Blood; Mississippi.
]. L. Esterlng, Malaria; South Caro-
lima.
Il. b. Fladger, Typhoid Fever; South
Carolina.
Henry 2. Gibbes, The Blood; South
Carolina.
II. c. Gucrin, Catarrhal Fever; South
Carolina.
Daniel Hameter, Gasnitis; South Caro-
lima.
Robert Harrison, Pneumonia; Florida.
Ii. Is. Hannahan, Pneumonia South
Carolina.
w. G.. Hazzell, Menstrualion; South
Carolina.
ID. ID. Howell, Alcohol; South Caro-
lima
Z. Z. jenkins, Phosphate of lime;
South Carolina.
Courtney S. King, Yellow Fever, as it
appeared in Charleston in 1852; South
Carolina.
Craven Lassiter. Tetanus; South Caro-
lima.
Robert LeLby, Jr., Gastric Juice; South
Carolina.
r. ii. Lee, Modus Opcrandi of Water;
Alabama.
Samuel Logan, Modus Cperandi of
Therapeutic Agents; South Carolina.
j. s. Meriwether, Chemistry mdispen-
sibe to the Scientific Physician; Alabama.
J. j. Murray, Asiatic Cholera; South
Carolina.
c. T. Murphy, Pneumonia; South Car
olna.
]. McB. Murphy, Emetics; South Car
olina.
j. II. McCreery, Malaria; South Caro-
lima.
w. w. Mclver, Uterine IIemorrhace;
Alabama.
G. McSwean, Bilious Remittent Fever;
Alabama.
j. L. Mcmillan, CraniaI Sutures; Mis-
sissippi.
G. J. Odom, Influence of Mind on Nat
ter; South Carolina.
j. y. Pendarvis, Intermittent and Re-
mittcnt Fevers; South Carolina.
James Purcell, Hepatitis; South Caro-
lina
L, NJ. Seabrook, Dyspepsia; South Car
olina.
j. G. Seabrook, Pathological Nnma-
tolgy; South Carolina.
il. NJ. Shuler, Intantile Remittent Fe-
yer. South Carolina.
J. Ii. Smoke, Typhoid Fever; South
Carolina
C, G. Stephens, The Liver; South Car
plina.
L. ii. Traylor, Dysentery Georgia.
j. Il. Tucker, Peritonitis Sonth Caro-
lima.
L. Twitty, Menstruation North Caro-
ina. 49,
is. Waring, ChIoroform Obstetrics;
South Carolina.
NJ. NJ. Weissingcr, Urine Hemorrhage;
Alabama.
The committee of Medical gentlemen,
to whom was referred the Thesis for the
premium annually offered for the best, re-
port as follows:
To Professor Hnry r. frost, Dean:
Dear Sir,-The Committee to whom the
Thesis was submitted for adjudication, re-
spectfully recommend that Oh "the crania
sutures, their true physiological significan-
ces," as in their opinion entitled to the
distinction--it being an ingenious attempt
to explain the design of these suturcs.-
Signed. ID. J. CAIN, NJ. ID.
a. B. WLnMAN, NJ. D..
The author, DIR. j. l.. Mcmillan, of Mis-
sissippi.
AZ meeting of the Students of the
Medical College offthe State of South
Carolina, DIR. @. s. King, of Charleston,
being called to the Chair, and Drs. J.H
Blake, of Florida and NJ NJ. Weissin0er.
OF Alabama, appointed Secretaries, the
following resolutions were offered by Dr.
IN Il