This Table is a copy taken from the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the State of New York, October 1, 1870, to October 1, 1871. It is intended to show the Comparative Number of Patients treated by each Dispensary, Receipts, Expenditures, etc. LXXII. Report of the Yorkville Homœopathic Dispensary. Organized October 1, 1871. Located at No. 201, Eighty-third street. OFFICERS, 1871. President.-J. H. Browning. Medical Staff. Consulting Surgeons.-Drs. William Tod Helmuth and John C. Minor. Consulting Physicians.-Drs. Carroll Dunham and George E. Belcher. Attending Physicians.—Monday and Thursday, Dr. T. S. Ring; Tuesday and Friday, Dr. A. J. Richardson; Wednesday and Saturday, Dr. Benj. Wilson. Medical Director.-Dr. Benj. Wilson. REPORT. This institution is at present sustained by voluntary contributions, but the directors hope that by another year the dispensary will be put on a more permanent basis by the additional support of State aid. Report of cases treated from October 1, 1871, to February 9, 1872. The directors hope by another year to be able to furnish a more complete report. LXXIII. Report of the Poughkeepsie Homœopathic Dispensary. By HENRY M. AVERY, M. D. Incorporated January 27, 1867. Located at No. 10, S. Bridge street, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess county. OFFICERS, 1871. President.-Abraham Wiltsie. Vice-President.-Hon. John Thompson. Secretary and Treasurer.-Dr. Henry N. Avery. Directors.-Abraham Wiltsie, S. M. Buckingham, Rev. C. D. Rice, Hon. John Thompson, G. C. Burnap, T. Coffin, Dr. H. N. A very. Physician and Surgeon.-Dr. Henry N. Avery. REPORT. During the past year this dispensary has afforded relief to large numbers of sick poor. Particularly, during the past year, has its truly great beneficence been appreciated by hundreds who have not been able to procure steady employment. We have had patients at the institution from all parts of the county, besides many from points up and down the river. Many indigent families have relied for years upon the medical and surgical aid tendered at our dispensary. During the past season we have treated a large number of children suffering from summer complaints; and by timely aid, many deaths have been prevented. We endeavor to dispense medicines to those only who are in needy circumstances. The dispensary is in a very flourishing condition, and has never rendered more assistance than during the past year. Report of Cases Treated during the Year ending October 1, 1871. LXXIV. Report of the New York Homœopathic Medical College. By J. W. DOWLING, M. D. Incorporated 1859. Located at 151 East Twentieth street, New York. OFFICERS, 1871. President.-William Cullen Bryant. Vice-President.-S. H. Wales. Secretary.-Edmund Dwight. Treasurer.-H. N. Twombly. Wm. Trustees.-Hon. A. Oakey Hall, Prof. H. Webster, LL.D., Degroot, Hon. Jas. M. Smith, Hiram Calkins, Geo. W. Clark, Wm. II. Raynor, T. C. Smith, D. D. T. Marshall, Jas. A. Robinson, John D. Van Buren, D. L. Pettie, Chas. P. Frand, B. S. Walcott, Geo. S. Lake, Alexander Wilder, Alexander Frear, Dr. B. F. Joslin, Dr. L. Hallock. Medical Faculty. Surgery.-Dr. Wm. Tod Helmuth. Ophthalmic Surgery.-Dr. C. Th. Liebold. Theory and Practice of Medicine.-Drs. J. W. Dowling, F. S. Bradford. Clinical and Psychological Medicine.-Dr. S. Lilienthal. Materia Medica and Therapeutics.-Drs. Carroll Dunham, T. F. Allen. Physiology.-Dr. H. C. Houghton. Histology.-Dr. C. A. Bacon. Obstetrics. Dr. S. P. Burdick. Diseases of Women and Children.-Dr. E. M. Kellogg. Chemistry and Toxicology.-Charles Avery, M. D., LL.,D. Anatomy.-Dr. Wm. O. McDonald. Medical Jurisprudence.-R. II. Lyon, Esq. Demonstrator of Anatomy.-Dr. T. D. Bradford. Prosector of Surgery and Lecturer on Surgical Anatomy.-Dr. H. M. Jernegan. Censors. Drs. G. E. Belcher, B. F. Joslyn, E. P. Fowler, L. Hallock. |