, 1863-04-11

ATV55i9HEMS V59Hs3,S1n 0S TnH SURGERY OF TIE
! ~ +1,an9AsEutG 9.tG BATTLES. A complete record O,
tnS hm.s asEGery Of the BATTLES fought near YIsE3
Sni;.ws SSur; Deefneer ;a1a y. e. g and 3 Iso! IL
ar1 '3l; OF surgery in the MeIical Denartnieu,
~ ~ l',td University: Chicago: George T. Fer.
qua nook and Job Printer, No. IT'D State street
DF. Andrews is an esteemed and excellent
practitioner Of medicine in this city, and &C.
| cup1cs chair in tie Faculty Of one of our
Medical Schools For some months he 1lled
responsible position on the medical staff Of
the army OF the Southwest, and it Is to be IT,
GREETED that these important relations to our
| a'mies are not always in 60 good hands, The
thin octavo Just issued us above is a couden.
satlon Of q mountain OF labor and laree mr.
rag Of facts, compiled, collected and compared
until the result is wha. it purports to be, and
its value what the profession will readily mn.
aeFstahd, a complete history Of the surgery OF
'ne oattles OF Gen. Shcrnan's ill-starfed
movement against Vieksburg. It is yhnt It
saoaid be, but What is seldom indeed render.
"a In tae medical reports Of all our battles.
anu contains an amount Of practical and di-
rect information that only the tremendous
scenes OF battle can give. Itsstatistics are |
no. dry rcasonings on abstract truths but d.
1ectly concern The interests Of humanity and
the welfare Of the army.
AGoIESE OF CLM1cALLEcTUREs on DIP
ma1n Medical College, Chicago, session 6ris sGa-3.
Ey X: LuD1As, n j., Professor OF Psychology.
h l1olscy, 1s63
The design Of this timely work Is to afford
a practical digest Of Diptheria and its treat
mcnt. Since the last epidemic Of Cholera. no
disease has produced such widespread alarm
and desolation, aud there is no medical to,,,c
upon Which the professional and lay public
arc more anxious for light, than upon the M.
|ufe, pathology, and proper management of
Dlpiher1a. These lectures are emincntly nr,c.
'ical, and really embody all that is l,norn mn.
IN tile subject. For sale By c.: s. Halscy. 1sG
Clark street. |
he 5l!t i PEOPLES q DENTAL JOURNAL. E1i.co
Ton Volume t. Nu,nbera, Aprii 1s;a f,na5tc,I-
-frce 5oc year, in alrauca Published by sti.
POT r,t q GIsslton, DENTISTS No. - Washington
III these days If snowy pamphlets, with In
idc connections, geared TO drive private bus.
ness II is pleasant to write down the dis1inc.
1'n pclwccn a quack advertising medium Il
Ho periodical purely scientific and hun1api Il
a1ln IN its scope and aim. We welcome, !
he initial number Of the I.opze's D.ptaz Syxz.
soe precisely because it filled place which
Sss before vacancy. It's aim is to bring the
'ub'!c nlnd to better understanding. and 20 |
. letter terms with Dental Science. AMI ,n--
1ate the 1ains and evils the people arc heir y y
o, through ignorance of the truths that are >,
liz basis Of dental knowledge The Dsnta,
o"'1al for April, is full Of interesting matter d
cadable and valuable. The first quality en-. r
ances the other, for the principles and truths l.
Feated On arc 60 clrverly ect forth, that thev E
I'LL bcsure to win reading. In the list Of X
Et!cles in this number are the following. i
Temporary and Permanent Teeth f;1iu,t... /, Il
ID Iamiltar Conversations o, thu Teefl, ~, u
a.e q Filings. ARTIFICIAL Teeth. ChiiJr,.n nv Il
, be Deceived, &C., DC. ''oI CT
All into whose hands the Dental ,z,ur,o, n
'ay come, will only require slight pcrus,l =,
IA single number, to lay it aside for carefnl
aading. DR.. Hall, whose Journal Of X..,M
as achieved wide success, gives the right a
and Of fellowship to the Deutal Jo..ruul. AMI
lys ut should be in every housen