PROFESSOR GALES.
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T. We have nothing to say about the refusal OIL


Professor GALES to publish the opinion Oi Dr'


STITH, of this City. He published for those VINO
agreed with him in opinion-and what more
could be required of him2 But we must not
omit to return thanks to the Professor Tor lnitR'-
ing US into the Medical College of Raleigh; anu
yet as the diploma did not accompany the duO
6ing, we fear it will not be of service, especially
as the Black Tongue had already been expelled
by the College and Commissioners But tnS
dear title, so literally bestowed, has not failed 10
produce the effect Of admission; and now we ieei
strongly inclined to administer little advice only
to the worthy Mayor, to whom the citizens should
vote resolution Of thanks for promptltude IN
great emergencies-his balancing virtue.


We advise the Professor to procure the opln'
ions of the fraternity on certain disease call
ed immortality, and to ascertain, if he can the most
efiectual way of curing our worthy Mayor OF tins
selfsame disease. Symptoms: Unairness in dis
cussien--beating about, but not bearing upon:
point in question-impurity of motiVe-m'sc0n'
neutrality-suspicious. without evidence-all aggra'
waited by an efusion of private hostility Ii Inc
Professor can be cured, no person, who Is so "",
fortunate as to be afflicted with the disease neeu
despair. His is leading case.