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I7 Or Beach. who has recently delivered series Of
Lectures in Philadelphia on Anatomy, Physiology and tho
Rsoref Ptdccd or e6cae. proposes soon 10 resume his
Lectures in This Ciyy The following resolutions passed at
the close of one CT hi show the estimation in
which the Lectures were held be the public


From the Philadelphia sun.


large and spectacle meeting Of the citizens of
the Northern Liberties who attended the course OF Lee
lures delivered by Or. Beach, The COMMISSIONERS Hall
February 22d Mr. Joseph Batton called TO the Char,
and Nj Joseph C. Parhsm appointed Sccrcmry.


On notion


Ecsore, That wm. Mctcalt, Nathpn Ellis, and David
Cummings constitute Committee draft resolutions who
retired and reported the following, which were unanimous
ly adopted


R,soed That having attended the Lectures delivered BY
Dr. Bcach in Hail. the subjects Of Anatomy, rhys
1osy and the Reformed Practice OF Medicine We arc de-
expressing cordial appreciation ana Of acSnow
lodging great pleasure aud deep Interest have cNre
rieuced in listening TO the Lecturer.


Eessccd That consider Or Reach, utlor OF the Re-
formed Practice OF lfelicine) prcemneny beneac
OF the human family; and that, If he be prevailed
upon repeat his course, will Influence aud
er;cns friends improve the opportunity Of
obtaining physiological and medical Information. not to be
with but by these Lectures in his Family physi
clan" JRSEPH BATrEN, Chairman.
Jos. c. rARnAN, Secretary. It.