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ACT OF IN CORPORATION,
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
Medical ExaminéIS LAW Of 1890,
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Registry of Homoeopathic Physicians
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1891.







ACT OF INCORPORATION.
AN ACT to incorporate the New Jersey State Homoeopathic-
Medical Society. Passed February 9, 1870. -
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State of New Jersey, that Doctors “J. J. Youlin,
F. B. Mandeville, fE. A. Rockwith, F. Nichols, T.Y. Kinnie,
† E. C. Webb, *R. M. Wilkinson, Wallace McGeorge,
+A. P. Macomber, f W. H. Sanborne, Geo. W. Bailey,
H. F. Hunt, C. J. Cooper, *Joseph Moore, *M. W. Wallins,
E. R. Tuller, E. H. Phillips, L. Dennis, *D. E. Gardiner,
*W. Ward, and their successors and associates shall be and
they are hereby constituted a body politic and corporate,
in law and in fact, by the name of “The New Jersey State
Homoeopathic Medical Society,” and shall and may have
and use a common seal and alter the same at their pleas-
ure, and as such corporation possess all the powers and
privileges, and be subject to the restrictions and liabili-
ties contained in the act entitled “An Act concerning
Corporations,” approved February the fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, and the various supplements
thereto. - -
2. And be it enacted, That the object of this Society
shall be the advancement of the science of medicine and
the protection of their legal rights. -
3. And be it enacted, That any one who is a graduate
of a medical college or school authorized by law to con-
fer degrees, may be proposed as a candidate for mem-
bership, by satisfying the Board of Censors, that may be
appointed by said corporation, of his good moral charac-
*Deceased.
tRemoved from State.
I91809
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4.
ter and suitable attainments in the theory and practice
of medicine and surgery, and complying with provisions
of such by-laws as said Society may from time to time
adopt, may be a member of this Society.
4. And be it enacted, That the officers of the Society
shall be a President, three Vice Presidents, Recording
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Board of
Censors, and such other officers as the Society may think
proper from time to time to appoint, who shall hold their
respective offices for such time as may be fixed by the by-
laws of said Society.
5. And be it enacted, That the first meeting of said
Society shall be held in Ilibrary Hall, at Newark, on the
second Tuesday of April next, 1870, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon, when the regular officers of said society shalf
be elected, and yearly thereafter at such time and place
as the Society shall from time to time designate. -
6. And be it enacted, That the regular members of this
Society shall have all the benefits and privileges that any
duly licensed physician or surgeon now has or may here-
after have under any laws of this State; and such Society
shall have full power to establish and organize county
and district societies in this State, and frame and regulate
fee bills. - -
7. And be it enacted. That said corporation may hold
real and personal estate to the amount of twenty-five
thousand dollars. - .
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
immediately. -
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE I.
NAME. :
This Society shall be called “The New Jersey State
Homoeopathic Medical Society.” -
ARTICLE II.
() BJECT.
The object of this Society shall be the advancement of
the science of medicine, the mutual improvement of its
members, and the protection of their legal rights.
ARTICLE III.
LAWS.
The laws of the State of New Jersey regulating the
practice of Medicine and Surgery shall be deemed a part
of this Constitution. - -
- _\.RTICLE IV.
MEMBERSHIP.
This Society shall be composed of those physicians
already members, and of such others in this State as may
be hereafter duly chosen in conformity to its By-Laws,
who, on signing this Constitution, and paying two dollars,
shall receive a certificate of membership signed by the
President. -
ARTICLE V.
{}}FFICERS. -
The officers of this Society shall be a President, three
Vice Presidents, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Sec-
retary, and a Treasurer, with such other officers as shall
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be designated by the By-Laws, to be chosen at such times,
in such manner, for such periods, and with such duties as
those By-Laws shall ordain.
ARTICLE VI.
SEAL.
This Society shall have and use one common seal, with
a suitable device and inscription.
ARTICLE VII.
AMENDMENTS.
This Constitution may be altered or amended by a vote
of two-thirds of all the members present at any stated
meeting; provided, that notice of such alteration or
amendment shall have been given in writing at a previous
stated meeting of the Society.
BY-LAVVS.
ARTICLE I.
MEETINGS.
The annual and semi-annual meetings of this Society
shall be held at such time and place as may be agreed
upon at the preceding meeting. Special meetings
may be called by the presiding officer, whenever requested
to do so by any three members of the Society; provided,
that in his judgment the interests of the Society require
them; and those special meetings may be held at any place
designated by him.
ARTICLE II.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The officers shall be elected at the annual meeting in
each year, by ballot, and the majority of all the votes cast
shall be necessary to a choice. -
- ARTICLE III.
- TERM OF OFFICE.
The duties of the officers elected at each annual meet-
ing shall begin at the close of the meeting at which they
are chosen, and the President-elect shall appoint the
Bureaus and Committees for the current year.
ARTICLE IV.
DUTY OF PRESIDENT.
It shall be the duty of the President to preside at the
meetings of the Society, to preserve order therein, put all
questions, announce the decisions, and appoint committees
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not otherwise ordained, and also at his option to deliver
a public address before the annual meeting of the Society.
ARTICLE V. *
DUTY OF WICE PRESIDENT.
It shall be the duty of one (by seniority) of the Vice
Presidents to perform the duties of the President in his
absence.
*
ARTICLE VI.
DUTY OF RECORDING SECRETARY.
It shall be the duty of the Recording Secretary to keep
a record of the proceedings of the meetings in a book pro-
vided for that purpose, to give at least ten day's notice of
the meetings to each member, and to take charge of all
books and papers which may be committed to his care.
and hand them over to his successor in office.
ARTICLE VII.
DUTY OF CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
It shall be the duty of the Corresponding Secretary to
answer all letters addressed to the Society, and to open
‘and conduct such correspondence as may tend to advance
its interests.
ARTICLE VIII.
DUTY OF TREASURER,
It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to notify members
annually of all dues and assessments, to receive the
noneys belonging to the Society, to make all necessary
disbursements, to report annually, in writing, and to de-
liver up to his successor all the books, papers, moneys,
&c., in his care belonging to the Society, within thirty
days after the annual meeting.
ARTICLE IX.
DUTY OF CENSORS.
Five members shall constitute the Board of Censors,
* $)
whose duty shall be to receive recommendations of appli-
cants for membership, and to whom satisfactory evidence
must be given that they have complied with the laws of
the State and the requirements of this Society, and possess
proper credentials.
ARTICLE X.
CANE)] DATES,
Any one who has studied medicine three full years, has
attended two full courses of lectures, and is a graduate of
a medical college or school authorized by law to confer
degrees, may be proposed as a candidate for membership
by satisfying the Board of Censors of his good moral
character and suitable attainments in the theory and
practice of Homoeopathy. Any one who has been practic-
ing medicine since the year 1845, under a license regularly
issued by the proper authorities of any organized Medical
Society authorized by law to issue licenses, may apply for
membership, but shall not be elected unless he receive the
affirmative vote of three-fourths of the members present,
and any member of the Society may call for a yea and
may vote on said application. - -
ARTICLE XI.
BUY REAU.S.
SEC. 1. There shall be Bureaus for the improvement
of Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Collateral Sciences,
Surgery, Practice, Obstetrics, Gynoecology, Paedology, and
Sanitary Science, consisting of three members each, to be
annually appointed by the President. -
SEC. 2. There shall also be similarly appointed a Bureau
of Registration and Statisties, to consist of seven members,
whose duty it shall be to keep a record, as far as possible,
of the location of every homoeopathic physician in the
State, of all changes of residence in, or removals from, the
State, and of desirable openings for physicians looking for
such. They shall also report, annually the condition of
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the public health in the State during the preceding year,
and, when such information has not been noticed in the
reports of the several Bureaus before mentioned, the
causes, nature and treatment of any epidemics occurring
during that time, all noteworthy medical facts and discov-
eries, or remarkable cases of interest or profit to the pro-
fession or the public. They shall also report all irregu-
larities in practice, neglect or contempt of the laws, rules
and regulations of this Society. They, with the chairman
of the several other Bureaus, shall constitute a Committee
on Publication of such matter as the Society shall dictate,
or as shall be left discretionary with them.
SEC, 3. There shall also be annually appointed a Ne-
crologist, whose duty it shall be to notice, at the annual
meeting, the decease of any member of this Society. w
ARTICLE XII.
* DUES. -
It shall be the duty of each member to pay annually, in
advance, one dollar to the Society, to defray its expenses;
this must be paid the first year besides the initiation fee.
of two dollars, as provided for in the Constitution. Any
member removing from the state for a longer period than
a year, or allowing his dues or assessments to remain
unpaid for such term, shall be considered as having with-
drawn from tho Society.
ARTICLE XIII.
TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS.
The general rules of Cushing's Manual shall be observed
in debate and manner of transacting business, when there
are no rules of the Society applicable to the subject.
ARTICLE XIV.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The rules relating to the Order of Business may be
varied at any time by a vote of the majority of the mem-
bers present. -" " -
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ARTICLE XV.
CODE OF ETHICS.
The code of Ethics of the American Institute of Hom-
ocopathy shall guide this Society in all matters of which
it treats, and violations of its letter and spirit, after full
and impartial examination, shall subject the offender, by
a two-thirds vote of the Society, to censure, suspension or
expulsion.
- - ARTICLE XVI.
AILTERATIONS.
These By-Laws may be altered or amended by a vote
of a majority of the members present at any meeting, pro-
vided, that notice of such alteration or amendment has
been given at a previous stated meeting of the Society.
In effect from October 5, 1881.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
1. Calling to order by the President, Vice President, or
Secretary, and presentation of delegates’ certificates to
Recording Secretary.
2. Calling Roll.
Address of President.
4. Reading Minutes.
3
. Appointment of Committee on Nominations.
5
6. Report of Censors and Election of New Members.
7. Unfinished business, Reports of Committees, &c.
8. Reports and Communications from Auxiliary and
Corresponding Bodies. *
9. Report of Treasurer.
10. New Business.
11. Reports of Bureaus and papers from same.
12. Local reports of prevailing diseases and their treat-
ment.
13. Election of Officers.
14. Miscellaneous Business,
* 15. Adjournment.
CHAPTER CXC
AN ACT To REGULATE THE PRACTICE or MEDICINE AND SURGERY, to
LICENSE PHYSICIANs AND SURGEONs, AND TO PUNIshi
PERSONS VIo LATING THE Provisions THEREOF.
I. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the
State of New Jersey, That the Governor shalf appoint a board of
examiners, to be known as the state board of medical examiners;
said board shall consist of nine members; the appointees shall be
: persons of recognized professional ability and honor; the terms of
office of said board shall be three years, or until their successors
are appointed; provided, however, that the members of the board
first appointed shall be divided into three clases, each class to con-
sist of three persons; the first class shall hold office under said
appointment for one year, the second for two years and the third for
three years from the date of their appointment, and thereafter each
member of said board shall be appointed for a term of three years;
and provided further, that said board shall consist of five old school,
three homºeopaths and one eclectic; it is further provided, that no
thember of said board shall serve more than two terms in succes-
sion; no member of any college or university having a medical
tlepartment shall be appointed to serve as a member of said board.
2. And be it enacted, That said board of medical examiners shall
elect a president, a secretary and a treasurer; it shall have a com-
imon seal, and the president shall be empowered to administer
Qaths in taking testimony upon any matter pertaining to the
duties of said board; said $º shall hold meetings for examina-
tions at the capitol building of this state, the second Thursday of
January, April, July and October of each year, and at such other
times and places as the board shall deem expedient; said board
shall keep an official register of all applicants for examination for
a license to practice medicine and surgery in this state; said regis-
ter for license shall show the name, age and last place of residence
of each candidate, the time he or she has spent in medical study
in or out of medical school, and the names and locations of
all medical schools which have granted said applicant any
degree or certificate of attendance upon lectures in medicine;
said register shall also show whether such applicant was rejected
or licensed under this act; said register shall be prima facie evi-
dence of all matters therein contained. - -
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3. And be it enacted, That all persons hereafter commencing the
practice of medicine or surgery, in any of its branches in this
state. shall apply to said board of medical examiners for a license
so to do; applicants for examination shall be divided into three
classes, to wit: first, persons graduated from a legally chartered
medical school not less than five years before the date of applica-
tion for the license; second, all other persons graduated from a
legally chartered medical school; and third, medical students tak-
ing a regular course of medical instruction; applicants of the first
class shall submit to examination upon the following named
branches, to wit: materia medica and therapeutics, obstetrics and
gynecology, practice of medicine, surgery and surgical anatomy;
those of the second and third classes shall submit to examination
upon anatomy, physiology, chemistry, pathology, materia medica
and therapeutics, histology, hygiene, practice of medicine, Surgery,
obstetrics and gynecology, diseases of the eye and ear, medical
jurisprudence and such other branches as the board may deem
advisable; the questions for examinations of applicants of the first
and second classes shall be the same in branches common to both;
said board shall not license applicants of the second and third
classes after January first, one thousand eight hundred and nine-
ty-two, until satisfactory proof is furnished that the applicant has
studied medicine and surgery three years, is of good moral char-
acter and over twenty-one years of age; applicants of the third class,
after they shall have studied medicine and surgery for at least two
years, may be examined upon the following named branches, to
wit: Anatomy, physiology, chemistry, histology and pathology,
and materia medica and therapeutics; if said examination is satis-
factory to all the members of said board it may issue a certificate
that the applicant has passed a final examination in these branches,
and such a certificate, if presented by the applicant, when he or
she shall make application to practice, shall be accepted by said
bord in lieu of an examination in those branches; all examinations
shall be both scientific and practical, but of sufficient severity to
test the candidate's fitness to practice medicine and surgery.
4. And be it enacted, That all examinations must be in writing;
in all examinations the questions and answers must be, except in
materia medica and therapeutics, such as can be answered in com-
mon by all schools of practice; and if the applicant intends to
practice homoeopathy or electicism, the º: or members of
said board of those schools shall examine said applicant in materia
medica and therapeutics; if said examination is satisfactory, the
board shall issue a license, entitling the applicant to practice medi-
cine in this state; the votes of all examiners shall be by yes or no,
and written, with their signatures upon the backs of the examina-
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tion papers of each candidate for the respective branches; a license
shall not issue in any case unless the applicant passes an examina-
tion satisfactory to all the members of said board; said examination
apers shall be kept on file by the secretary of said board, and shall
É. prima facie evidence of all matters therein contained; any appli-
cant refused a license by said board for failure on examination
may appeal from the decision of said board to the appointing
power thereof, who may thereupon appoint a medical committee
of review, consisting of three members, one from each school of
medicine, who shall examine the examination papers of the said
applicant, and from them determine whether a license should issue,
and their decision shall be final; if said commission by an unami-
mous vote reverse the determination of the board, the board shall
thereupon issue a license to the applicant; the expense of said
appeal shall be borne by the applicant; all licenses shall be signed
by the president and secretary of said board and shall be attested
by the seal thereof; the fee for examination shall be fifteen dollars
for each applicant of the first and second classes, and twenty
dollars for each applicant of the third class; it shall be paid to the
tº." of the board and applied toward defraying the expenses
thereof. --
5. And be it enacted, That the board may, by an unanimous
vote, refuse to grant, or may revoke, a license for the following
causes, to wit: chronic and persistent inebriety, the practice of
criminal abortion, conviction of crime involving moral turpitude,
or for publicly advertising special ability to treat or cure dieases,
which, in the opinion of said board, it is impossible to cure; in
complaints for violating the provisions of this section, the accused
person shall be furnished with a copy of the complaint, and given
a hearing before said board, in person or by attorney.
6. And be it enacted, That the person so receiving said license,
shall file the same, or a certified copy thereof, with the clerk of the
county in which he or she resides, and said clerk shall file said
certificate or copy thereof, and enter a memorandum thereof, giving
the date of said license and the name of the person to whom the
same is issued, and the date of said filing, in a book to be provided
and kept for that purpose; and for which registry the said county
clerk shall be entitled to demand and receive from each person
registering the sum of fifty cents; in case a person so licensed shall
so move into another county of this state, he or she shall procure
from the said clerk a certified copy of said license, and then file
the same with the clerk in the county to which he or she shall
remove; said clerk shall file and enter the same with like effect as
if the same was the original license, and for which registry the
said county clerk shall be entitled to demand and receive the sum
of fifty cents. :
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7. And be it enacted, That this act shall not apply to commis-
sioned surgeons of the United States army, navy, or marine hos-
pital service, or to regularly licensed pysicians or surgeons in actual
consultation from other states or territories, or to regularly
licensed physicians or surgeons actually called from other states or
territories to attend cases in this state, or to any person now en-
titled to practice medicine in this state.
8. And be it enacted, That any person shall be regarded as prac-
ticing medicine or surgery, within the meaning of this act, who
shall append the letters M. D. or M. B. to his or her name, or pre-
scribe, for the use of any person or persons, any drug or medicine
or other agency for the treatment, cure or relief of any bodily
injury, infirmity or disease; this act shall not apply to dentists in
the legitimate practice of their profession.
9. And be it enacted, That any person hereafter commencing the
practice of medicine or surgery in this state without first having
obtained the license therein provided for, or contrary to the pro-
visions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less
than fifty dollars or not more than one hundred dollars, or by
imprisonment in the county jºil for a period of not less than ten,
nor more than ninety days, or both fine and imprisonment; it
shall be the duty of the respective county attorneys to prosecute
violations of the provisions of this act. -
10. And be it enacted. That the expenses of said board and of
the examinations, shall be paid from the license fees above
provided for, and if any surplus remain, the same may be distribu-
ted among the members of said board as a compensation for their
services as members, but otherwise they shall receive no compen-
sation whatever. - -
11. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts of acts, general or
special, now existing, not in accordance with the provisions of
this act, or inconsistent here with, are hereby repealed.
Approved May 12th, 1890.
REGISTRY
O F THE
FOMOEOPATHIC, PHYSIGIANS
OF
• N EVV J EFSEY.
Compiled under the direction of the Bureau of
• Registration and Statistics of the New Jersey
State Homoeopathic Medical Society.
A894.
REGISTER,
ATLANTIC CO.
ABSECON,
Lyon, M Hahn, Phila.
- - ATCO.
Hoverder, J. I. Hahn, Phila.
- - ATLANTIC CITY.
Baily, Alfred William Hahn, Phila.
Crosby, Geo. W. N. Y. Hom. Med.
Fleming, John R. Hahn, Phila.
Garsides, Wm. B. N. Y. Hom Med.
Miller, Mary Woman’s Col & Hos, N. Y.
Munson, M. L. Hahn, Phila.
Sooy, W. C. Hahn, Phila.
Youngman, Maurice D. N. Y. Hom Med.
- HAMMONTON.
Beiling, Theo. G. Hahn, Phila.
BERGEN CO.
ENGLEW O&OD
Baldwin, D. A. - TJIniy of N. Y.
Best, Geo. Bethune N. Y. Hom.
HACKENSACK.
Adams, Chas. F., A. M. N. Y. Hom.
Harris, Nelson A. N. Y. Hom.
- RUTHERFord. §
Hollister, H. H. . Long Island Hospital.
1889
1884
1886
1878
1882
1868
1878
1890
1890
1880
1886
1849
1887
1884
1881
1873
williams, S. Mathur
Currie, Joseph J.
Roberts, James V.
Tebo, Levi D.
Reed, J. Osmand,
Rink, E. F.
Shreve, Joseph
Wright, William E.
Calver, G. W. H.
Moke, J. Anton
Whitehead, J. G. L.
Weiler, Harry R.
Ironside, A. S.
Sharp, E. B.
Clay, Geo. B. L.
Matson, Alfred
Wilson, Pusey
Branin, Jno. Walker
Carey, Sam',
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BURLINGTON CO.
BEACH Haven.
Hahn, Phila.
BEVICRLY.
Hom, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
RöRDENTOWN.
Hahn, Phila.
B (JRH,INGTON.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Med and Surg, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
COLUMB U.S.
Eclectic, Pa.
CROSSW HC KS.
Hom, Pa.
Hom, Pa., '68, Univ Pa.
I) ELAN CO.
Hahn, Phila.
F.I.ORENCE.
Hahn, Phila.
MARLTON.
Hahn, Phila.
MOORESTOWN.
Holm, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
Hom, Pa.
AIT'. HOLLY.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
1872
1866
1872
1872
1884
1877
1866
1890
1862
1868
1852
1883
1889
1876
1853
1888
1878

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VanDerveer, Geo. W.
Whitehead, W. W.
Sharp, Lewis. L.
Woodruff, W. L. -
Hall, Harrison B.
Phillips, E. H.
CAPE MAY COURT
Leaming, Jonathan
Way, Eugene
Hutchinson, Thos. C.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
PALMYRA.,
Hahn, Phila.
PEMBERTON.
Hahn, Phila.
RIVERTON. -
Hom, Pa.
CAPE MAY CO.
CAPE MAY,
Hahn, Phila.
HOUSE.
Jefferson, Phila.
DENNISVILLE.
Jefferson, Phila.
WILD’WOOD,
Hahn, Phila.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Moore, Jno. H.
Streets, J. G.
Streets, D. R.
Hubbard. Charles H.
Jones, Edwin H.
Swinney, John G.
Beck, Judson Lee
Tuller, Emory R.
BRIDGETON.
Univ, Phila.
Hom, Phila.
Univ, Pa., '80, Hahn., Pa.
MILLVII, LE,
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
SHILoB.
Hahn, Phila.
WINELAND.
Boston University.
Hom, Cleveland.
1872
1881
1888
1882
1869
1868
1846
1879
1878
1880
1866
1881
1883
1889
1879
1878
1862
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CAMDEN CO.
Andrews, Purnell W.
Blackwood, Thomas R.
Cooper, Clark J.
DuBois, Wm. G.
Eaton, Frederick M.
Fortiner, George R.
Fortiner, Ida T.
Griffith, Annie E.
Howard, E. Melville
|Hunt, W. H.
Hunt, Henry F.
Leckner, John D.
Middleton, M. F.
Moslander, Wm. S.
Quint, Silas H.
Smith, S. Bryan
Tullis, Eli R.
Wallace, Clarence J.
Williams, W. C.
Woodward, George D.
McGill, Edward K.
Artz, Gerome L.
CAM DEN.
Hom, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
Hom, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
FIahn, Phila.
Hahn, Pa., '87, Med, Pa.
Penn Med Univ.
Woman's, N. Y.
Hahn, Phila.
Harvard, Mass.
Hom, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
IHahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
COLLINGS WOOI).
Hahn, Phila.
I} UF).L.E.Y.
Hahn, Phila.
HADDONFIELD.
Shivers, Bowman H.
Williams, Frank E.
Hinson, J. M.
George, James A.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
MERCHANTVILLE,
Hahn, Phila.
NoFTH CRAMRRs’ HILL.
Hahn, Phila.
1867
1870
1868
1880
1889
1879
1879
1874
1877
1864
1864
1873
1868
1889
1873
1888
1879
1889
1877
1884
1880
1881
1888
1879
1886
1889

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ESSEX CO.
BLOOMFIELD,
Wilson, John E. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1883
CALDWIELL.
Laine, Edmund R. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1868
EAST ORANGE.
Blakelock, G. Clinton. N. Y. Hom. 1878
Blakelock, Ralph Univ Med Coll N. Y. 1860
Condict, Alice B. Hom Med Coll, Chicago. 1883
Dowling, George B. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1886
Durrie, Wm. A. Yale Med School. 1846
Gile, Francis A. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1875
Women's Med Coll of
Gould, E. J. T. N. Y. Infirmary. 1873
Groves, Charles A. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1881
HILTON.
Brown, Phoebe D. N. Y. Hom Coll for Women 1885
- MONTCLAIR. -
Butler, Clarence W. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1872
Nelden, Andrew N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1887
Shelton, Charles H. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1880
NEWARK.
Anderson, H. J. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1875
Andrews, Wm. J. Med Coll of Ohio. 1865
N. Y. Eclectic. 1885
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Bachman, Charles H. UHom Coll Anhalt Coethen 1880
Baker, Walter S. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1863
Baldwin, Theodore H. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1875
Baruch, Solomon N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1876
Bemiss, E. H. N. Y. H. M. Coll. 1886
Dennis, Laban Coll Phy & Surg, N.Y. 1866
Everitt, Edward N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1879
Friess, Frederick N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1875
Gruber, Frank Munich, Bavaria 1886
Harmon, George W. Hahn Med Coll, Phila. 1884
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Howe, Edwin J. Coll Phy and Surg, N. Y. 1873
N. Y. Med Coll & Hosp.
Knudsen, Harriet L. for Women. 1886
* * N. Y. Med Coll. 1862
Mandeville, Fred. B. | N. Y. Hom Med Coll, 1863
Mandeville, Fred. A. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1887
Mulholland, John K. Hahn, Chicago. § 1878
Schilling, William Gottingen, Germany. 1854
Sleght, B. H. B. Hahn Med, Phila. 1882
Thayer, Alfred I. N. Y. Horn Med Coll. 1887
Woodruff, Franklin C. N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1887
- - ORANGE.
Moffat, Edgar V. N. Y. Hom Med Col. 1879
Richards, George W. Coll Phy and Surg, N. Y. 1853
Richards, G. Herbert N. Y. Hom Med Coll. 1885
Seward, John L. Hahn, Phila. 1873
{e N.Y. Med Coll and Hosp
Spottiswoode, Sarah C. for Women. 1886
ROUTH ORANGE. -
- y N. Y. Med Coll and Hosp is
Forbes, Lucy S. for Women. 1881
Morrison, Caldwell N. Y. Hom Med Coll 1889
- VERONA.
Wynans, Henry D. University, N. Y. 1850
- GLOUCESTER CO.
HRIDGEPORT, -
Currie, Margaret H. U. S. Med College, N. Y. 1886
CLAYTON.
Duffell, Charles Jefferson, Phila. 1862
- - & LASSBORQ. -
Iszard, Howard Hahn, Phila. 1879
Iszard, Jacob Hahn, Phila. 1870
MANTUA.
Chew, Edmund Hahn, Phila. 1876
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Carr, Henry H.
Pounds, Wm. H.
Grimshaw, Oliver
Musgrove, John F.
Abbott, Clarence G.
Glover, William A.
McGeorge, Wallace
Parker, T. Elwood
Myers, Samuel J.
Atwell, David R.
Brokhaus, Maria, A.
Clauson, Bernard
Nichols, Frank
Nichols, Harry F.
Saltonstall, Gilbert D.
Aldridge, Matilda H.
Bance, M. Edith Harrison
Bowen, Eleazer,
Bowen, Horace
Broughton, L. D.
Clark, S. Wellman
Cornell, John
DeHart, Mrs. Madonna
Durrie, William A. Jr.
Fernuld, Mrs. Sarah E.
DeHart
MüLLICA HILL.
Hahn, Phila.
PA U LSBO'RO.
Hahn, Phila.
Swed ESBORO.
Hahn, Phila.
Hom, Pa.
WOODBURY.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hom, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
HUDSON CO.
BAYoNNE.
Coll of Phys & Surg, N. Y.
JHOBOREN.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Coll for Women.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
Hom, Pa.
N. Y. Hom COH.
N. Y. University.
JERSEY CITY.
. Y. Coll for Women.
I. Y. Coll for Women.
Berkshire College.
N. Y. Hom College.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Coll for Women.
N. Y. Coll for Women.
1885
1886
1890
1853
1879
1876
1868
188()
1878
1885
1889
1889
1861
1887
1852
1887
1899
1854
1889
1882
1881
1889
1868
1878
1869
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Finerty, Joseph W.
Grinnell, Mrs. A. S.
Harder Geo. W.
Hoffman, James
Hollister, Samuel A.
Jaeckel, C. E.
Lockwood, Hilliard L.
McNeil, C. Holmes
Mitchell, Mary E.
Nevin, William R.
Nevin, J. L.
Newell, Mrs. Jennie W.
Newell, William H.
Opdyke, Charles P.
Opdyke, Levings A.
Poole, Louis E.
Putman, Charles E.
Pyle, Edwin W.
Pyle, William L.
Simmons, Harris R.
Snyder, Charles F.
Tibbles, George N.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Coll for Women.
N. Y. Holm Coll.
Hahn, Phila.
Cleveland Hom Coll,
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Hom Coll.
N. Y. Hom Coll
. Y. Coll for Women.
. Hom Coll.
, Hom Coll.
. Y. Coll for Women.
niversity, Penn.
. Y. Hom Coll.
. Hom Coll.
. Hom Coll.
. Hom Coll.
ersity, Penn.
. Hom Coil.
. Hom Coll.
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HUNTERDON CO.
Burd, T. B. J.
FLEMINGTON,
Hahn, Phila.
HIGH BRIDGE.
Schuyler, Richard N.
N. Y. Hom Coll,
LAMBERTVILLE. -
Swift, Geo. P.
Lowe, John N.
Boston University, Mass.
MILFORD.
N. Y. University.
MERGER CO.
HIGHTSTOWN,
Johnson, Jos. P.
Hom, Pa.
1889
1885
1890
1885
1886
1884
1879
1872
1890
1887
1878
1887
1859
- 1889
1885’
1890
1886
1873
1887
1877
1887
1867
1871
1881
1877
1862
1867
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HOPEWELL,
Miller, John A. Eclectic, Pa.
TRENTON.
Boardman, Jos. C. N. J. Med Soc.
Cooper, Isaac Hahn, Phila.
Cooper, James R. Jeff, Pa., '85, Hahn, Pa.
Gerry, Chas. Wm. Boston Univ.
Griffith, W. H. G. Hahn, Phila.
McCullough, W. G. Hahn, Phila.
Rogers, Wm. T. Hahn, Phila.
Satterthwaite, Jos. H. Hahn, Phila.
Williams, Frank H. Univ, Penn.
Worthington, A. H. Hom, Pa.
JWorthington, H. R. Hahn, Phila.
MIDDLESEX CO.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Applegate, G. T. Hahn, Chicago.
Barber, Edward H. N. Y. Hom Coll.
Long, Samuel Hahn, Pa.,
PERTH AMBOY,
Hults, E. Arthur Hahn, Phila.
SAYRE WILLE.
Beekman, Jesse H. Hahn, Chicago.
§OUTH AMBOY.
Zeitler, A. E. Hom, Pa.
MONMOUTH CO.
ASBURY PARK.
Garrison, Henry W. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
• Griswold, William N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Keator, Bruce S. N.-Y. Hom Med Coll.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
Fay, George D. Hahn, Phila.
1864
1845
L868
1886
1878
1872
1878
1885
1883
1874
1861
1886
1883
1877
1873
1886
1887
1866

1878
1886
1881
1881
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Rimball, Walter T.
Bevin, wn. A.
Ballentime, Allen D.
Currie, Geo. H.
Herbert, Ralph W.
Hinman, Richard E.
Hasbrouck, Stephen
Alddy, John H.
Alday, Henry E.
Cary Cora E.
Clarke, J. C.
Dunning, Thomas S.
Hetrick, J. H. W.
Humphreys, Frederick,
Tantum, Percy L.
Wilds, Thomas
EATONTOWN.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll
FREEHOLD.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
KEYPORT.
Hahn, Pa.
Hahn, Phila.
MANASQUAN.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
N.Y. Hom Med Coll
OCEAN GROVE.
Hom. Pa.
Univ. Penn.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hahn, Phila.
Hom, Pa.
Hom. Pa.
Jefferson, Pa.
N. Y. Hom Med Col.
RED BANK.
Lackett, Edgar W. Hahn, Phila.
Marsden, George F. Hahn, Phila.
Reeves, Joseph M. Hahn, Phila.
Shemp, P. S. Hahn, Phila.
Trafford, Alfred F. Hahn, Phila.
MORRIS CO.
BOONTON.
Woodruff, Marietta H.
o for Women.
N. Y. Med Coll & Hosp
1863
1868
1886
1880
1881
1888
1868
1856
1882
1882
1888
1870
1876
1850
1886
1876
1882
1866
1877
1879
1876
1874
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DOVER,
Bennett, Robert A. N. Y. Hom Coll.
Ford, Mary C. N. Y. Med. Coll & Hosp
for Women.
GERMAN WALLEY.
Hann, Peter S. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
MORRISTOWN.
Bradford, F. Standish Jefferson, Pa.
Hoffman, Joseph R. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Ubelacker, Arnim N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
PASSAIC CO,
LITTLE FALLS,
Gedney, J. W. R. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
|PASSAIC.
Church, Chas. A. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
DeBaun, Edwin N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Ricardo, Norton C. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
PATERSON.
Bradsworth, John H. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Crooks, James N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
N. Y. Med Coll & Hosp.
Carr, Ada for Women.
Decker, Wm. F. -
Hopper, C. Percy N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Kinne, Porter Spaulding N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Kinne, Theodore Y. Albany Med Coll.
Vreeland, Frank D. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
SALEM Co.
fºLiºſ ER.
Cheeseman, J. P. Hahn, Phila.
1874
1875
1883
1858
1883
1871
1869
1871
1885
1869
1881
1887
1882
1883
1872
1862
1879
1879
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OLDMANS’ TownshLP.
Given, Jas. B. Hahn, Phila.
sALEM. i
Beckett, A. T. Hahn, Phila.
Jackson, Henry Hahn, Phila.
WOOD STOWN.
Barnart, Newton B. Hahn, Phila.
Souder, Philip G. Hahn, Phila.
SOMERSET CO.
Bound Brook.
Davis, Edwin T. Hahn, Phila.
NORTH PLAIN FIELD.
Adams, Daniel C. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
SOMERWILLE,
Kenney, Arthur N. Y. Hom Med Col.
SUSSEX, CO.
A NID OVER.
Clark, J. C. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
NEWTON.
Wm. Henry Lewis, Bellevue Hosp Coll.
UNION CO.
CRANFORD.
Bowen, Eleazer, Cleveland Hom Coll.
- ELIZABETH,
Bailey, G. W. Hom, Pa.
Banker, P. A. N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
Brown, L. R. Hom, Pa.
1890
1873
1882
1889
1875
1882
1890
1884
1885
1865
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Burpeam, Josephine I.
Crouthers, Anna J.
Leary, Joanna G.
Younglove, John
Winans, J. E.
Davis, T. S.
Griffen, John F.
Jenkins, Olin L.
Keeney, Sarah
Lowrie, Henry H.
Page, Rebecca
Rushmore, Edward
Holmes, Chas. B.
McConaughy, Francis
Smith, T. V.
Lefferts, Frank P.
Martin, Alden E.
West, Eugene G.
West, Heston R.
McKinstry, Frank P.
N. Y. Med Coll and
Hosp for Womem.
N. Y. Med Coll and
Hosp for Women.
Hom, St. Louis, Mo.
LYoss FARM.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
PLAINFIELD.
Hahn, Phila.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
N. Y. Med Coll. & Hosp
for Women.
Georgetown Univ, D. C.
Jefferson, Phila.
RAHIWAY.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
WESTFIELD.
N.Y. Hom Med Coll.
N. Y. Hom Med Coll.
WARREN CO.
BELVIDERE.
Hahn, Phila.
HACKETTSTOWN.
Hahn, Phila.
PHILLIPsburg.
Hahn, Chicago.
Hahn, Chicago.
washington.
Hahn, Phila.
1885
1882
1887
1861
1875
1884
1873
1876
1874
1863
1872
1874
1890
1873
1878
1876
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