Box 1
     Container 
  
Contains 43 Collections and/or Records:
33. Marselis, T. The liver, its functions and pathology., undated
     File  — Box: 1
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             The collection contains a series of 74 brief essays on an array 
of subjects, 1841-1848, with a few related letters and testimonials, 
from physicians applying to the Board of Naval Surgeons, for 
entrance into or promotion in the U.S. Navy.  The Board appears 
to have been convened at the U.S. Naval Asylum in Philadelphia 
and Surgeon John A. Kearney was its president.  Many of the 
applicants were graduates of the Medical Department of the University 
of Pennsylvania.  The collection conveys...
          
      
          Dates: 
        undated
      
      
   34. Martin. 1. Asiatic cholera 2. Haemorrhage, papine and traumatic : history and treatment., undated
     File  — Box: 1
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             The collection contains a series of 74 brief essays on an array 
of subjects, 1841-1848, with a few related letters and testimonials, 
from physicians applying to the Board of Naval Surgeons, for 
entrance into or promotion in the U.S. Navy.  The Board appears 
to have been convened at the U.S. Naval Asylum in Philadelphia 
and Surgeon John A. Kearney was its president.  Many of the 
applicants were graduates of the Medical Department of the University 
of Pennsylvania.  The collection conveys...
          
      
          Dates: 
        undated
      
      
   35. Maxwell, R. T. (Richard T.). Dysentery., undated
     File  — Box: 1
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             The collection contains a series of 74 brief essays on an array 
of subjects, 1841-1848, with a few related letters and testimonials, 
from physicians applying to the Board of Naval Surgeons, for 
entrance into or promotion in the U.S. Navy.  The Board appears 
to have been convened at the U.S. Naval Asylum in Philadelphia 
and Surgeon John A. Kearney was its president.  Many of the 
applicants were graduates of the Medical Department of the University 
of Pennsylvania.  The collection conveys...
          
      
          Dates: 
        undated
      
      
   

