▲ Quarterly Magazine of Medicine and the Auxiliary Sciences.

CONDUCTED BY

JOHN C. PETERS, M.D., NEW-YORK.
WM. H. HOLCOMBE, M.D., WATERPROOF, LA.
HENRY C. PRESTON, M.D., ST. JOHNS, NEW BRUNSWICK.
E. E. MARCY, M.D., NEW-YORK.

VOLUME VII.

NEW YORK:

WILLIAM RADDE, 300 BROADWAY.

Philadelphia: RADEMACHER & SHEEK.-Boston: OTIS CLAPP.-St. Louis, Mo.:
D. R. LUYTIES, M. D.-Chicago, Ill.: HALSEY & KING.-Cincinnati, Ohio:
J. M. PARKS, M. D.-Cleveland, Ohio: JOHN HALL.-Dubuque, Iowa: GUIL
BERT & HATCH, M. D.-Manchester, Eng.: TURNER, 41 Picadilly.

1859.

HENRY LUDWIG,

Book and Job Printer and Stereotyper,

No. 39 Centre-Street.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME VII.

ARTICLE

Original and Translated Papers.

I.-Homœopathia and Nature against Allopathia and Art. An

Address, Delivered by Dr. Edward Bayard, before the New-

York County Homeopathic Medical Society, on the Anni-

versary of Hahnemann's Birthday....

II.-Theory and Practice of the Movement Cure. By Charles F.

Taylor, M. D...

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III.-Insanity in its Legal Relations. Third Article. By Roger G.

Perkins, M. D., late Lecturer on Mental Diseases at the

College of Physicians and Surgeons, New-York.

IV. Report on Attenuations in Intermittent Fever. Communi-

cated to the Homœopathic Medical Society of the State of

New-York, May 12, 1857, by Dr. B. F. Joslin, of New-York, 57

V.-Proving of Rhus-Venenata, or Poison Sumach. By P. B.

Hoyt, M. D., of Danbury, Conn....

VI.-Proving of the Aranea-Scinencia. By Wm. Rowley, M. D.,

of Louisville, Kentucky...

VII.-Symptoms Produced by a Galvanic Shock; Observed on

Alfred R. Davis, M. D. Reported, January 15, 1857, by

Thos. Nichol, M. D., to the Provers' Union...

VIII.-Pseudo Scarlatinous, or Inflammatory Catarrhal Fever. By

Lewis Dodge, M. D., of Cleveland, Ŏhio..

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IX.-On Influenza Epidemics. Read before the Hahnemann Acad-

emy of Medicine, by Otto Füllgraff, M. D..

X.-Remissions and Exacerbations in Diseases, in Connection with

the Selection of Remedies and their Doses. By E. E. Marcy,

M. D., of New-York...

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XI.-On Homœopathy and Allopathy. By Dr. Neidhard, of Phila-

delphia.

XII.-The Homœopathic Law, "Similia Similibus Curantur," the

Only Law of Cure. By Dr. Henry, of Selma, Alabama....

XIII.-Cases from Practice. By George W. Richards, M. D., of

Newark, N. J...

XIV.-Phosphorus-A Pathogenetic Study. By William H. Hol-

combe, M. D.

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XV.-Acute Poisoning with Phosphorus, with Remarks. By J. C.

Peters, M. D., of New-York

147

XVI.-On Chlorosis. From the Report for 1856, of the "Hom. Poli-

klinik," in Leipzig, by Dr. Clotar Müller. Translated by H.

L. H. Hoffendahl, M. D., of Boston...

XVII.-Theory and Practice of the Movement Cure. By Charles F.

Taylor, M. D., of New-York....

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XVIII.-Notes on Puerperal Fever. By John Fitzgibbon Geary, M. D.,

of Philadelphia.

187

XIX.-Observations on the Physiological Effects of Atropine, by

Lusanna. Translated by H. L, H. Hoffendahl, M. D., of

Boston.

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