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Homeopathic dispensary—Located at 1009 Lo

cust street. Hours of attendance for the sick between

the hours of 1 and 2 o’clock p. m. daily (Sundays excepted). Officers of the dispensary consists of a board

of trustees, as follows: Dr. E. C. Franklin, Dr. T. J

Vastine, Mrs. T. G. Comstock, Mrs. J. T. Templeand

Mrs. G. S. Walker; Dr. C. W. Spaulding president; Dr. E. C. Franklin, secretary; Mrs T. G. Comstock,

treasurer. Humboldt Medical College—College building,

Linn street, corner Soulard. H. W. Leffingwell,

Esq, president; Irwin Z. Smith, Esq., treasurer; G. M

Stewart, A. M, secretary; A. Hammer, M. D., Barton Able, Esq., John C. Vogel, Esq., H. S. Leffinwell. M. D., Fred. Schulenburg, Esq., D. V. Dean,

G. M. B. Maughs, M. D., James B. Eads, Esq.,

James Archer, Esq., A. Kueckelhan, M. D., Charles

Speck, Esq., and Julius Conrad, Esq., trustees. A. Hammer, M. D., 712 Chesnut street, protessor of

the principles and practice of surgery, opthalmology

and clinical surgery, and Dean of the faculty; H. S.

Leffingwell, M. D. 820 Chesnut street, professor of

general, descriptive and topographical anatomy; D.

V. Dean, M. D. 918 n.north. 5th street, professor of physiology, histology and toxicology; A. Kueckelhan, M.

D. 521 Pine street, professor of materia media and

therapeutics; G. M. Stewart. B. L. corner 3d and

Pine streets, professor of medical jurisprudence; F.

W. Sennewald, corner 3d and Market streets, professor of pharmacy; F. H. McArdle, M. D. 210 n.north. 3d

street, professor of inorganic and organic chemistry;

J. C. Whitehill, M. D. corner St. Charles and 7th

streets, professor of theory and practice of medicine

and clinical medicine; A. J. Steele, M. D. corner

Locust and 7th streets, professor of orthopæ ic surgery, fractures and dislocations and minor surgery,

and secretary of the faculty; P. J. Lingenfelder, M.

D. 213 s.south. 3d street, professor of diseases of the nervous system; A. F. Barues, corner 16th and Morgan

streets,professor of obstetrics, gynæology and clinical obstetrics; A. Hammer, M. D. 712 Chesnut

street, acting professor of pathological anatomy;

Charles Hever, M. D. 521 Frankoin av.avenue adjunct professor and lecturer on physical diagnoses and diseases of the chest; R. S. Anderson, M. D. 517 Locust

street, lecturer on diseases of children, and demonstrator of anatomy. Homœopathic Medical Collee of Missouri—Located at 1009 Locust street. This institution

was organized in the year

1857

, by the appointment

of the following board of trustees; Dr. C. W. Spauling, president: Henry W. Williams, secretary. Board of Censors—Canada West—W. A. Greenleaf,

M. D., Hamilton; Alexander T. Bull, M. D., London; John Hall, M. D., Toronto. Ohio—Professor A. F. Bissell, Toledo: Professor H. P.

Gatch II, Cincinnati. Illinois—Professor A. E. Small M. D. Chicago; Geo.

E. Shipman, M. D., Chicago; Leonard Pratt, M. D.,

president Illinois Homœopathic Medical Association,

Rock Creek; D. S. Smith, M. D., Chicago; G. V.

Sturley, M. D., Jacksonville; E. P. Johnson, M. D.,

Alton. Mississippi—Dr. Davis Natchez. Louisiana—Wm. H. Holcomb, M. D., New Orleans. Wisconsin J. S. Douglass. M. D., Milwankee. Iowa—S. H. Guilbert, M. D., Dubuque. John T. Temple, M. D. (St. Louis), professor of materia

medica and therapeutics; A. P. Skeels, M. D.

(St. Louis), professor of the theory and practice of

medicine; E. C. Franklin, M. D. (St. Louis), professor

of the institutes and practice of surgery; N. D.

Tirrell, M. D., professor of chemistry and medical

botany; C. Vastine. M. D., (St. Louis), professor of

physiology and general pathology; T. G. Comstock,

M. D. (St. Louis), professer of obstetrics and diseases

of women and children; S. B. Parsons, M. D.,

(St. Louis), professor of anatomy; — —, demonstrator

of anatomy; John T. Temple, M. D., dean,

802 Washington avenue; E. C. Franklin, registrar, 709 Pine street. Homœopathic Medical Society—Meets on the

first and third Tuesdays in each month. T. J. Vastine, M. D., president; Charles Vastine, M. D., secretary; C. Lougeay, M. D., treasurer. Missouri Medical College, St. Louis—Gratiot street, corner 8th. Paul F. Eve, M. D., professor of surgery; John S. Moore, M. D., professor of theory

and practice of medicine; Drake McDowell, M.

D., professor of general, descriptive and surgical

anatomy; W. M. McPheeters, M. D., professor of

materia medica and therapeutics; J. H. Watters, M.

D., professor of physiology pathology and clinical

medicine; Charles O. Curtman, M. D., professor of

chemistry and pharmacy; B. F. Shumard, M. D.,

professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and

children; G. P. Robinson, (Utica), acting professor

of clinical medicine; G. M. B. Maughs, acting

professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and

children; James C. Nidelet, M. D. demonstrator of

anatomy; Drake McDowell, M. D., dean. St. Louis College of Pharmacy—Organized,

1864

. Occupies a hall in the St. Louis Medical College.

The stated meetings of the college are held on

the last Mondays in March and September. The pharmaceutical meetings are held the first Tuesdays

in each month, from the first of October until the

first of April. The meetings of the board of turstees

are held the third Tuesday in every month. The

lectures on botany will commence in April and continue

through the summer. The lectures on chemistry,

materia medica and practical pharmacy will

commence in October. O. F. Potter, M. O., professor

of materia medica; F. H. McArdle, professor of

chemistry; Hub. Primm, M. D., professor of practical

pharmacy; M. W. Alexander, president; T. H.

Kalb. vice president; E. P. Walsh, secretary; Dubert

Primm, corresponding secretary; Charles L. Lips,

M. D., treasurer; Wm. H. Crawford, register of pharmaceutical

meetings; Maurice W. Alexander, register

of clerks and apprentices; F. W. Sennewald,

chairman of the board; James McBride, secretary of

the board; John Barnes, M. D. John Laughton, M. D., Hubert Primm, Henry Kirchner, Theodore Kalb,

F. W. Sennewald, John F. Metzger, Wm. H. Crawford,

A. Harless.—Williamson and ex-officio the

officers of the college, board of trustees. Missouri Historical Society—Founded in

1866

. Meets at Polytechnic Institute. Hon. James H. Lucas,

president; Rev. William G. Elliot, D. D., and

Hon. WilsonPrimm, vice presidents; Gen. Nathan

Ranney, recording secretary; W. F. Cozzens, corresponding

secretary; Hon. John F. Darby, treasurer. St. Louis Medical College—This institution was

founded in the year

1842

, and occupies a large building

on 7th street, corner Myrtle. Connected with the

St. Louis Medical College is the O’Fallon Clinic and

Dispensary, founded in

1850

, by the liberality of Col.

John O’Fallon, of this city. It is under the care of

the faculty of the college. Here the poor are prescribed

for daily, and medicines furnished gratuitously.

Some 4000 patients are annually treated at this charity. Besides this, there are, also, attached to

the college, two large and extensive anatomical and

pathological museums, as well as the museum of the

Academy of Science of St. Louis, which are at all

times open to the inspection of the public. Lectures

begin,

October 2. 1867

. Jas. H. Lucas, president;

Wm. G. Eliot, D. D., vice president; Luther M.

Kennett, secretary; John Laughton, M. D., James

Clemmens, Henry D. Bacon, James E. Yeatman,

William Penn, M. D., Nathaniel Holmes, Esq., Thos.

Allen, Wayman Crow, trustees. M. L. Linton, M.

D., professor of the principle and practice of medicine;

A. Lytton, M. D., professor of chemistry and

pharmacy; Charles A. Pope, M. D., professor of the

principles and practice of surgery and of clinical

surgery; M. M. Pallen, M. D., professor of obstetrics

and the diseases of women and children; J. T.

Hogden, M. D. professor of general, descriptive and

surgical anatomy, military surgery, and clinical surgery

at the City Hospital; John B. Johnson, M. D.,

professor of clinical medicine and pathological anatomy; E. F. Smith, M. D., professor of physiology and

medical jurisprudence; J. S. B. alleyne, professor of

materia medica and therapeutics; J. J. McDowell,

M. D., demonstrator of anatomy; E. H. Gregory, M.

D., adjunct professor of the principles and practice of

surgery and clinical surgery at the Sisters' Hospital;

John T. Hodgen, M. D., dean; L. Dinkler, curator. St. Louis Medical Society—Incorporated

January
25th, 1887

. The regular meetings of the society

are held in the Mercantile Library Hall building on

Saturday evening of each week. I. H. Watters,

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