The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

WIZ l. W., ou cataract. 3 G.
6urnham, r., Enteric Fever, California.
Butler, r. p, Inflammation, S. C.
oulst, E. s., Hygiene Of Cities, S. G..
Chandler, w. w, Enteric Fever, La
Sain' .. T., Iodidc of Potassium, s. c.
Sohnor, d. f., Signs of Pregnancy, S. C..
Daughtrcy, NJ E. Rubeola, Virginia.
Dannelly, Il. N. Delirium Tremens. s. G.
Dod, >. Is. tuberculosis, Cuba.
99oag'aS, L. ;: on Fever. South Carolina.
Oune' De. r., Typhoid Fever, South Carolina.
Pvsg PPwight, K; y, NenrolIypnotism, S. c.
EErvin' r: H.. on Circulation, Mississippi
eI raIlrey' q: W. b., on the Medical Student,
South Carolina.
Ferguson, J. NJ, Dyspepsia South Carolina.
freeman, freeman, II. r., Congestve Fever. Miss
GioVer, Z. L., intermittent Fever. s. G..
GIazner g. L., Milk Sickness N. C.
Soss, >. f., Dysentery South Carolina.
81"the, =: H., on Cnmphor. South Carolina.
Harley, II. H., Typhoid Fever, S. G.
liam: J. T. Chronic Ozenna. Alabama
~ 'Horibeck. Ii. b., Avulson of the Arm, md
scapula, South Caroliua. ""o
HIodge' 5: D.. Scaslatina. South Carolina.
3Hiunter, r. j.. Typhoid Fever, S. c.
uagood, Daniel, on Iron, Alabame.
Jenkins, e. F.. Dysmenorrhn. s. c.
Johns, J. b., Scarlatnu. South Carolina.
zones. s. - Epidemic Dysenery, Georgia.
Johnson r. 9. Pneumonia Florida.
kerby, j. j.. Dysmenorrhena, S. C.
knPatrck, Robert Typhoid Fever, S. c..
i' AirS' r: s., Typhoid Fever, South Carolina
Alabama VI A"e'"Peu''cS
L!de' j: L.. 1ncised Wounds, South Carolina
Little. J. R., Bark of Sassafras Root Pronhv.
lastlc to Measles, North Carolina.
Lucas, L. T., Neuralgia, South Carolina.
Long, Jas, Intermittent Fever, S. C.
Looge, .. W., Fracture Of the Fcmur, Penn
Memminger, I: b., Phthisis, s. C.
Merritt. G: A Enterlc Fever, South Carolina
nlher' l. j., Yellow Fever South Carolina
moore >: ~ Dyspepsia or Indigestion, S. c.
Moseiey, W; H.. Pneumonia. Alabama.
e mneoyWain, Z: L., Discrepancies in the Practice
OF Medicine, South Carolina.
Hsy' Mecaumy j. i M s. an I pTypnoid Fever. s.. c.
mcfadden, j. H., Abortio ion, South Carolina
South Carolina. e'''o"
Ogler, l; L., on Aneurism, South Carolina.
oven, d: W.. Puerperal Fever, S. C.
faimer JOS, Pucrpcral Fever S. c.
Tearson, Is: L. H., on Opium, South Carolina
PEARSON, W. E., Congestive Fever, Alabama.
q 1Iothro, q. A., Cynanche Trachealis or Croup
South Carolina o01f'
PEoPst W. K. on Dysentcry, South Carolina
HH:ce' =. ~, on Circulation, South Carolina.
ni'ers' nj. O., EnteIic Fever, South Carolina.
Rnhor,,o Ro., nurnet' Arrest of Hemorrhage. S. C.
Ronertson, w. F.. Yellow Fever, $. c.
coach. W. F.. Typhoid Fever, South Carolina,
SGowiand, N. O., Secarntina, South Carolina.
S"!th' Jr, g. IS, Scarlatina, South Carolina.
Smlth' .. C., Typhoid Fever North Carolina.
Sloan, +; a. r.. Enteric Fever. S. c.
SStnoke, St, :. D., The Abuse of Tobacco, 8. G.
SHAW, I. M., Typhoid Fever, S. C.
Strooel }. E., on Fractures, South Carolina.
9Mease, u. W., Signs of Pregnancy, S. c.
warren .. d., White Fibrous Tissue, s. G.
Watson, W, H.. on Venesec,ion, S. c.
wa walter, A: B., on Dyspepsia, S. c.
west IMest NJ: L., on Dysentery, S. C.
wilson, Robt., Menstru alton, S. c.
Seventy-fve Graduates.
The Faculty cannot but bring to notice the
improved opportunities for acquiring medical
information. arising in the establishment of
summer schools and recapitulations by the
Professors and private instructors To them
ihust oe added al unusual number of capital
operations, arising from the opening of the Col
winter VIC
Inc recent organization Of the Roper Hospi.
tai, and the selection Of efficient medical Off
Gers with the opportunities which are afforded
oy TINS munficent char together with the
aet'se and devoted ser sof the physician of
tne marine Hospitai.-T emove all objections
from the want of clinical instruction.
The liberal appropriations by the State for
enlarging and improving the College Museum,
have enabled the Professors to illustrate their
Lectures more satisfactorily by drawings mod
els and specimens in the various departments
From these considerations we are willing to
believe, and are assured of the fact, that the
amount of teachncal information, passed by
the graduates, exceeds that of former years.
HERRY r.. FROST, Dean.
"Io this gentleman was awarded the premium
annually offered by the Faculty for the best dis.
6ertaton.
The honorary degree of Doctor in Medicine
Blackstocks, S. c.