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The LATE DR.. FoRRY-In the death of DR..
Samuel Forty, the medical profession of this
country has sustained avery considerable loss. He
was man OF remarkable industry, sound judg-
ment, and scientific attainments He was one of
the very few useful and educated medical writers
in this country. His work on the "Climate OF the
United States" is an invaluable acquisition to me.
dcal literature in general, and had earned for him
high reputation in Europe In private life, Dr.
Forty was the most amable and most modest of
men His manner::h had the artless.simplicity Of
child. He served for some time in Florida as sur
geon to the army, and suffered much from the d.
seases of that region. Excessive mental applica-
ticn made serious nroads on constitution already
somewhat shattered, and on Saturday last, at
peace with God and man-as we have all reason
to beeve-he terminated his useful life at the
early age OF thrty-three years. 1t is proposed to
erect monument to his memory in Greenwood
cemetery, but the work to which we have alluded
will long endure, the best monument OF his patient
research his unwearied industry-his accurate
knowledge-and his philosophical acumen.