Cholera, record of cases occurring in private

157
158
172

to

92

36

large vessel built for

285

imported into Boston, anthracite

299

93

mines at Carbondale, a trip to

319

Columbia, rain at

304

resolutions of Sanitary Committee on
the above

tables showing the districts in which
the cases of private practice occur-
red

treatment of, in almshouse
complaint of Block Committee of Wal-
nut Ward on the present mode of
covering the ground with houses
resolution proposed in councils to ex-
tend improvements in order to em-
ploy persons deprived of work by
near Norristown

at Meadville

Conestego Navigation Company, report

99 Connelsville described

100

110

full report of Drs. Jackson, Meigs, and
Harlan
report of Board of Medical Advisers to
Sanitary Committee on the establish-
ment of a permanent cholera hospi-
tal

peculiarities of the atmosphere during
plan of the permanent cholera hospital
by Medical Board of Advisers
compensation to commissioners
Canada, and vote of thanks
complete tabular view of cases, deaths,
and localities, from July 11th to
Sept. 13

Sanitary Committee close their labors
letter of Dr. N. Chapman on
statement of committee of North Ward
respecting the cholera in Arch-st.
Prison

letter of Dr. Granville Sharp Pattison

on

phenomenon in rain water
Catholic bishop's withdrawal of the
dispensation from the law of absti-

nence

Dallas, Geo. M. address at Princeton

110 Delaware river, documents relating to the navi-
gation of, between New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, correspondence of
governors and commissioners
Delaware co. large sunflower
breakwater

Du Ponceau, P. S. address before the Penn So-

119, 129,
201, 209, 225

223

311, 334

De Verd, cape, islands, meeting in behalf of
sufferers
Dickinson, John's, address to the citizens of Phi-
ladelphia, in 1768
Dillingham, Wm. H. address at laying corner
stone of Presbyterian church at West-
chester

256

106

38

Doylestown, described

383

381

336

Eclipse of the sun at Philadelphia
Education, Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg
organized, address of C. Blythe
account of the rise and progress of
the Philadelphia Society for sup-
port of Charity Schools
address and proceedings of the Com-
mittee of Correspondence on

108

49

62,70

105

231

4

report of do. with sundry resolutions,
pieces of plate, and order for $2,000
at Chambersburg

232

Pittsburg

act for establishing a general system

of

267

Westchester

report of S. Jackson, made to the Medi.

cal Board of Advisers, embracing a
view of the principal facts relating to
cholera in Philadelphia

report of the Medical Board of Advi-
sers on the means of preventing the
introduction of malignant diseases
Sisters of Charity decline receiving pre-
sents from councils

report of expenditures by the Sanitary
Committee

resolution to apply money intended for
the Sisters of Charity, to several in-
stitutions over which they preside
$600 appropriated to Sanitary Com-
mittee