James Batcheller Medical Notebook - "Extracts from Doct. Mussey's Lectures delivered at Hanover", 1816

Dorsey's Cooper 2 volms Baudeleque's Midwifery Abernathy on Local Diseases Hamilton on Purgatives Willan on the Skin Rush's Enquiries 4 vol. Corvisart's Essay on diseases of the Heart &c Thacher's modern Practice Maclean on Hydrothoroax Paris Pharmacologia Phillip on Indigestion Bigelow's Liquid Scofield on Cow-pock Gibson's Surg. 2 Vols. Goods study of med 5 Vols. Boyer's Surg 2 Vols.

(1) Metastasis often takes place in consequence of a similarity in the structure of the parts Dr. Smith

The Liquor amnii does not afford nourishmint to the Faetus Richerand's Phy. P. 413

The Liquor amnii is secreted by the Amnion - Do. P. 416

So hurtful is the air and temperature to all parts below the cuticle, that nothing is a more certain cause of gangrene than this exposure, even for a very short space of time -- air is very bad in cases of burns [&amp] - Brown's 9^th P.372

The voiding bloody urine in any malignant disease is a very danger - ous symptom - Thomas. 224

(2) The coagulable part of the blood is very prone to be converted into a living substance - - Cooper on the Joints p. 39

P - P - P - P - P P Aqueous fluid ^{in the joint} always yield to blistering on the part afterwards Savine Cerate assisted by Bandage - Do. 56

A form of the external application of Murias Ammoniae ℞ Mu^a Am^na ʒi Acidum Acetosum ℥ ii Aqua ℥vi Recommended for Gangrene - Bell on Ulcers p. 77

Sometimes dangerous consequenses ensue from healing or drying up old Ulcers Do p. 88

(3) If a Bone that has been denud ed retain its natural appearance until the 4^th day, there is but little danger of Caries ensuing Do. p. 162

Appearance of a Carious Bone It turns first a pale white, [&amp] then gets a slight tinge of yellow becomes brown, at last black with numerous foramina, also a fattish like fetid matter may be found out Do. 162-3

To remove the Fetor of morbid bones apply a Decoction of p^m Bark [&amp] Walnut Leaves, or a solution of Camphor in weak Brandy - Do. 175

A proper Solution of Cor^s. Sub. for a wash ℞ Cor^e. Sub.Gr. 10 water ℔ 1 - Do p. 217

(4) Enema of Tobacco ℥ ii to pint of water Bell's operation Surgery Vo^lm 1 P. 187

Anchylosis in consequence of white - thinks is caused by preternatural contraction of the Muscles [&amp] Tendons - Emollients good Do. P. 281 Bell on Ulcers.

Rub the parts with warm olive oil best emollient Do -

Mucilage of G^m. Arabic ℞ ℥i Gm. Ari Warm Water ℥iii Thomas Hayes on Colds [&amp] p. 27

Four drops of Antimonial Wine and ten of Sweet Spirit of Nitre taken in any Liquid 3 or 4 times a day-good to reduce the fever in Hooping Cough Do. 88

For the Paroxism in hooping cough ℞ Gr. 10 taken in Sugar 3 or 4 times a day good - Do 91