List of Medical Journals Published in the United States. The Clinic. Jas. T. Whittaker, M. D., Editor. Cincinnati, Ohio. Weekly. Chicago Medical Journal; a Monthly Record of Medicine, Surgery, and Collateral Science. J. Adams Allen, M.D., and Walter Hay, M.D., Editors. Chicago, Illinois. The Medical and Surgical Reporter; a Weekly Journal. S. W. Butler, M.D., Editor. Philadelphia. The Cincinnati Lancet and Observer. E. B. Stevens, M.D., Editor; J. A. Murphy, M.D., W. H. Mussey, M.D., and E. Williams, M.D., Associate Editors. Cincinnati, Ohio. Monthly. Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal. J. P. Logan, M.D., and W. F. Westmoreland, M D., Editors. Atlanta, Georgia. Monthly. Philadelphia Medical Times; a Semi-monthly Journal of Medical and Surgi cal Sciences. Philadelphia. The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. Francis H. Brown, M.D., Editor. Boston. Weekly. The New York Medical Journal. J. B. Hunter, M.D., and W. T. Lusk, M.D., Editors. New York. Monthly. Detroit Review of Medicine and Pharmacy; a Monthly Record of Medical, Surgical, and Scientific Progress. Geo. P. Andrews, M.D., Editor; Leartus Connor, M.D., and Albert B. Lyons, M.D., Associate Editors. Detroit, Michigan. Michigan University Medical Journal. Conducted by the Faculty of the Medical Department. Henry S. Cheever, M.D., Preston B. Rose, M.D., Albert B. Prescott, M.D., Geo. E. Frothingham, M.D., Managing Editors. Ann Arbor, Michigan. Monthly. The Journal of Materia Medica. Devoted to Materia Medica, Pharmacy, and Chemistry. Conducted by Joseph Bates, M.D., and H. A. Tilden. New Lebanon. New York. Monthly. Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery. W. K. Bowling, M.D., and W. L. Nichol, M.D., Editors. Nashville, Tennessee. Monthly. Charleston Medical Journal and Review. Edited by F. Peyre Porcher, M.D., and B. A. Kinlock, M.D. Quarterly. American Journal of Insanity. Jno. P. Gray, M.D., Editor; Judson P. Andrews, M.D., Walter Kempster, M.D., Daniel H. Kitchen, M.D., Assistant Editors. Utica, New York. Quarterly. Half-Yearly Compendium of Medical Sciences; a Synopsis of the American and Foreign Literature of Medicine, Surgery, and the Collateral Sciences for Six Months. S. W. Butler, M.D., and D. G. Brinton, M.D. Philadelphia. The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. B. F. Dawson, M.D., Editor. New York. Quarterly. Leavenworth Medical Herald and Journal of Pharmacy. J. W. Brock, M.D., and T. Sinks, M.D., Editors of Medical Department; and Robert J. Brown, Editor of Pharmacy Department. Leavenworth, Kansas. Monthly. The American Practitioner. David W. Yandell, M.D., and Theophilus Parvin, M.D., Editors. Louisville, Kentucky. Monthly. The American Journal of the Medical Sciences. Isaac Hays, M.D., Editor. Philadelphia. Quarterly, The Medical News and Library. Philadelphia. Monthly. The Medical Record. A Semi-monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery. Geo. F. Shrady, M.D., Editor. New York. New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect of Therapeutics, Pharmacy, and Allied Subjects. Horatio C. Wood, Jr., M.D., Editor. New York. The Cincinnati Medical News. The Kansas City Medical Journal. E. W. Schauffler, M.D., Editor. Buffalo Medical and Surgical Journal. Julius F. Miner, M.D., Editor. Buffalo, New York. Monthly. 134 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON MEDICAL LITERATURE. The Western Lancet. A Monthly Journal devoted to Medicine, Surgery, and the Collateral Sciences. Eustace Trenor, M.D., and Heman P. Babcock, M.D., Editors. San Francisco, Callfornia. The Pharmacist and Chemical Record. A Monthly Journal of Pharmacy and the Collateral Sciences. N. Gray Bartlett, Editor. Chicago, Illinois. The American Journal of Pharmacy, Published by Authority of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. J. M. Maisch, Editor. Philadelphia. Monthly. The Richmond and Louisville Medical Journal. Louisville, Kentucky. Monthly. The American Journal of Syphilography and Dermatology; a Quarterly Review; devoted to the Consideration of Venereal and Cutaneous Diseases, etc. M. H. Henry, M.D., Editor. New York. Western Medical Advance and Progress of Pharmacy. An Illustrated Quarterly Journal. W. H. Lathrop, M.D., Editor. Detroit, Michigan. Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal. Henry Gibbons. M.D., and Henry Gibbons, Jr., M.D., Editors. San Francisco, California. Monthly. The Western Retrospect of Medicine and Surgery. H. M. Harvey, M.D., H. A. Lewis, M.D., and M. M. Newell, M.D., Editors. Evansville, Indiana. Monthly. The Medical Examiner. A Semi-monthly Journal of Medical Sciences. N. S. Davis, M.D., and F. H Davis, M.D., Editors. Chicago, Illinois. The Sanitarian. A Monthly Journal. A. N. Bell, M.D., Editor. New York. The Druggist's Circular and Chemical Gazette. A Practical Journal of Chemistry as applied to Pharmacy, Arts, and Sciences, etc. L. V. Newton, M.D., Editor. New York. Monthly. The American Chemist. A Monthly Journal of Theoretical, Analytical, and Technical Chemistry. Chas. F. Chandler, Ph.D., and Wm. H. Chandler, Editors. Philadelphia. Archives of Ophthalmology and Otology. Edited and Published Simultaneously in English and German. Prof. H. Knapp, M.D., in New York; and Prof. S. Moos, M.D., in Heidelberg. Two Numbers to a Volume. The Southern Medical Record. A Monthly Journal of Medicine. Edited by T. S. Powell, M.D., and W. T. Goldsmith, M.D. The Medical Archives. A Monthly Journal of Medical Sciences. J. C. Whitehill, M.D., Editor. St. Louis. Archives of Scientific and Practical Medicine. Edited by C. E. BrownSéquard, M.D., Assisted by E. C. Seguin, M.D. Philadelphia. St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal. Monthly. Wm. S. Edgar, M.D., and H. Z. Gill, M.D., Editors. REPORT OF THE SECTION ON THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND OBSTETRICS. MAY 6th. THE Chairman, Dr. D. A. O'DONNELL, of Md., in the chair, Dr. D. CLARK, of Indiana, acted as Secretary. Dr. HEYSHAM, of Pennsylvania, introduced the subject of Puerperal Convulsions, advocated the use of the lancet, and considered chloral and its substitutes quite inefficient. Dr. B. II. CATLIN, of Connecticut, thinks the lancet effective in apoplectic cases, but uses chloral and strammonium in anæmic cases. Dr. J. H. HELM, of Ind., reported a case where the patient lost twenty-five ounces of blood and recovered. Dr. E. MONTGOMERY, of Mo., advocated bleeding and purgatives. Dr. E. SEGUIN, of New York, read a paper on the Education of the Medical Senses, which was briefly discussed and referred to the Committee of Publication. A vote of thanks was tendered the author. Dr. J. W. SMITH, of Iowa, made some remarks on Position in Labor. He maintained that malposition of the foetus in labor may in almost all cases be corrected by so adjusting the position of the patient as to take advantage of the force of gravity aided by suitable external pressure. Dr. O. B. MAUGHS, of Mo., followed with remarks on the same subject, endorsing in the main the suggestions that had been made, holding, however, that there are many cases where the forceps would greatly facilitate labor. Dr. CATLIN, of Connecticut, reported a case of Abscess of Liver, which, though opened by the physician at one point, spontaneously opened at other points, discharging gallstones and pure bile. The VOL. XXIV.-10 |