...amusements; for, of the physician it is not enough to say " That here he UVd, or here expired." POPS. Such was the attachment of Dr. Rush to his profession,...occupation ; but directed by principles, the only ture guide to a safe and successful practice, it imparts the highest elevation to the intellectual...

...amusements ; for, of the physician it is not enough to say " That here he UVd, or here expired." Pop*. Such was the attachment of Dr. Rush to his profession,...were the great objects of all his inquiries* He has n •-!! observed, that medicine without principles is a humble art, •and a degrading occupation...

...liVd, or here expired." POPE. Such was the attachment of Dr. Rush to his profession, that apeak ing of his approaching dissolution, he remarks, " when...were the great objects of all his inquiries. He has veil observed, that medicine without principles is a humble art, and a degrading occupation; but directed...

...hairs, remind me, that I must soon follow my colleague and your preceptor to the mansions of the dead. When that time shall come, I shall relinquish many...from studying, teaching, and practising medicine. tm • B*. William Shippen. {•'indication of Jay's Treaty, by ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Esq. IT was the...

...also be observed of the relinquish many attractions to life, and conversation- of Dr. Rush, that such among them a pleasure which to me has no equal in human pursuits ; I mean • For an ample and minute account of the that which I derived from studying ^4^^ e^.e^d itSe teaching,...

...to Dr. Hosack and written not many days before his fatal illness. Such was the attachment of Dr. R. to his profession, that speaking of his approaching...from studying, teaching, and practising medicine.*" In January, 1776, he married Miss Julia Stockton, daughter of the Hon. Judge Stockton, of New-Jersey,...

...His attachment to his profession was remarkable. Speaking of his approaching dissolution, he said, " When that time shall come, I shall relinquish many...from studying, teaching, and practising medicine." Added to the numerous duties of his profession and the various benevolent associations with which he...

...His attachment to his profession was remarkable. Speaking of his approaching dissolution, ho said, " and unnatural connection with any foreign power, must...precarious. While, then, every part of pur countr Added to the numerous duties of his profession and the various benevolent associations with which he...

...His attachment to his profession was remarkable. Speaking of his approaching dissolution, ho said, " When that time shall come, I shall relinquish many...mean that which I derive from studying, teaching, and practismg medicine." Added to the numerous duties of his profession and the various benevolent associations...

...relinquish many attractions to life, and among them a pleasure, which to me, has no equal in hnman necessity of forming a great consolidated government, instead of a confederation. That t Added to the numerous duties of his profession and the various benevolent associations with which he...