The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-22

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said by the defense on the subject Of
liberty Of conscience and of religious
tolerance is foreign to the question,
seeing that the first is not attacked
when citiEens are called to answer
for their external acts, and that the
second is protected, instead of being
violated %Aen one preserves another
from - danger Of seduction and
abandonment of her religion.
The Court declares that the crime
of impiety has been committed by the
Madiais in the way of prosclYtism--
and it condemns Francesca Madiai to
fifty months imprisonment at hard
labor, and Rosa Madiai to forty five
months Imprisonment, and to a fine
of 800 livres--and at the expiration
of their punishment to three years
surveillance by the Police.
Medical College of the State of
South Carolina.
The annual course of Lectures in
this Institution terminated on the 5th
inst, after an unusually lengthy
term of eighteen weeks.
The class in attendance on the
lectures, from a printed catalogue,
amounted to one hundred and forty
four: from the State of South Caro-
lima, 102; North Carolina, -; Gcor-
gia, 10; Alabama, %; Florida, 3;
Mississippi, 5.
The prevalence of yellow fever
during the past summer, and its ex-
tension to late period in November,
deferred many from attendance at
this Institution--and from the many
inquiries by letter from every part OF
the country, there is every reasonable
ground for believing that the class of
the past term would have been in ad-
vance of the preceding, which, it will
be :S,,anrct +la-hzyeJ- t@fiao t.@fio ly-,. l..y.-,.
dred and thirty two students.
Of those in attendance, the follow.
ing young gentlemen, having com.
piled With the conditions Of the Col.
lege, received the diploma of the
same, with tic sanction of the Presi.
dent Of the Board of Trustees
LIST OF GRADUATES.
Abercrombie, w. b., Epidemic
Dyscntcry;; Alabama.
Allen, L. A., Typhoid Fever; N.
Ca.
Bailey, Il. P. Pcriodicity Of Dis,
eases; So. Ca.
Blake, j. H., Constipation; Fla.
Bowman, G. S., Halnorrhage; So.
Ca.
Bradley, P. H., Vc.a'rum Viride;
So. Ca.
Broom, w. W., Thcrapcutical ap.
plication of water; So Ca.
Cantey, Henry, Typhus and Ty.
phoid Fever, So. Ca.
Gull, B. L. A., Scar!atina; Geo.
Duprcc, Thos. NJ, The circulation
Of the Blood; Miss.
Eas;erling, j. L., Malaria; S. c.
fialgcr, r. b., Typhoid Fever;
So. Ca.
Gibbs, Henry p, The Blood; So
Ca.
Gucrin, II. c., Catarrhal Fever;
So. Ca.
Ilamctcr, Danl.. Gastritis; S. c.
Harrison, Robert, Pneumonia!
Fla.
Hannahan, Il. b., Pneumonia; s.
Ca.
HAZEL, W. G., Mcus,rua,ion; So
Howell, D. D., Alcohol; So. Ca.
Jenkins, Il. E., Phosphate OF
Lime: So. Ca.
King, Courtney S., yellow Fever
as it appeared in Charleston in 1852
So. Ca.
Lassitcr, Craven, Tctanus; S. Ca
Lebby, Robert, jr., Gastric Juice
So. Ca.
Lee, r: H., Modus 0pcrandi o
Water; Ala.
Logan, Samuel, Modus Opcrand
of Therapeutic Agents; SO. Ca.
Meriwether, j. S., Chemistry in
dlspensable to the Scientific Physi
clan; Ala.
Murray, J. j., Asiatic Cholera
So. Ca.
Murphy, c. r., Pneumonia; S. c
Murphy, j. Mob, Emetics; S. c.
McCrcery, j. H., Malaria; S. G
McIver, w. w. Uterine Hnmor
rhase; Ala.
McSwean, c., Bilious Rcmittcn
Fever; Ala.
Mcmillan, j. L., Cranial Surturcs
Miss.
olom, G. S., Influence of Mine
on Matter; So. Ca.
Pendarvis. j. A., Intermittent ant
2emittent Fevers; So. Ca,
Purcell, JAS, Hepatitis; So. Ca.