Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ty^Jtyi^-r^ •sm jip^.. BOSTON OF TO-DAY. .6s served until 1865 as assistant surgeon in the(regular) United States army. He was in chargeof the St. James Hospital at New Orleans, and onthe staff of General Banks in the Red River expe-dition. He was then ordered to Virginia, andserved in the Shenandoah Valley, first as surgeon-in-chief of the First Division, Nineteenth ArmyCorps, and afterwards as medical inspector on thestaff of Major-Ge
Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ty^Jtyi^-r^ •sm jip^.. BOSTON OF TO-DAY. .6s served until 1865 as assistant surgeon in the(regular) United States army. He was in chargeof the St. James Hospital at New Orleans, and onthe staff of General Banks in the Red River expe-dition. He was then ordered to Virginia, andserved in the Shenandoah Valley, first as surgeon-in-chief of the First Division, Nineteenth ArmyCorps, and afterwards as medical inspector on thestaff of Major-General Sheridan. At the close ofthe war he went to Europe for two years, returningto Boston at the end of that time and beginningthe practice of his profession. He was surgeon tothe Boston Dispensary, to the Childrens Hospital,to the Carney Hospital, and is now one of thevisiting surgeons of the Massachusetts GeneralHospital. He is lecturer in Harvard Universityon the diagnosis and treatment of ovarian the last eighteen years his name has beenespecially associated with abdominal surgery. Heis a member of the Boston So( iety for MedicalImprovement, and of the Mili
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