James Batcheller Medical Notebook - "Extracts from Doct. Mussey's Lectures delivered at Hanover", 1816

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James Batcheller was born on June 5, 1791, in Royalston, Massachusetts. He attended schools and academies in his native town and then taught school in Pennsylvania for two years. He attended Dartmouth Medical School from which he received his M.D. in 1819. In 1818, he moved to Marlborough and established a medical practice. Batcheller was also a politician and was chosen as a representative and senator to the General Court of New Hampshire. From 1850-1851, he was a delegate to the convention to revise the Constitution of New Hampshire. In addition, Batcheller was a zealous advocate of the cause of abstinence. In 1855, he moved to Fitzwilliam, Massachusetts, where he died on April 14, 1866.

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|Splenitis |82 |- Chonic form of |83 |Lyncope |100 |Shingles |59 |Tetanus |103 |Sweating to cheeks |39 |Salivation to cheek |110

To render Leather imperveous to water - Tallow tb 1/2 melted in an earthen pot Hogs lard tb 1/4 Spirits of Turpentine ℥ii Bees wax ℥ii melted [&amp] stirred thorough ly together - when you apply it dry the shoes [&amp] warm the mixture to 85 - rub it on with a cloth the cloth [&amp] shoes to be warm - this will render them water tight - Dec. 1818, Dart. Dana

Bleaching - Gm Shell Lac ℥iii, Venice Turpentine ℥ifs Ivory Black ℥1 Alcohol 1 pint, mix the shellac and turpentine [&amp] dissolve, then add the alcohol [&amp] I. black - This renders the leather hard [&amp] liable to crack Dr. Dana

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Liquid Blacking containing ol. vitriol spoils the leather - The best blacking I know of is is made of Bees wax ℥1 dissoved in two tablespoonfuls of Sweet oil mix with Brown Sugar ℥4 this should be well incorporated, to this add vinegar 1 quart in which is put Ivory Black ℥8 on which is pr???a little Cream Rum to kill it as it is [termed] - - - Dr. Dana

Incredible Ink Dissolve Nitrate of Silver ʒ4 in rain or river water ℥4 and when the solution is clear add 60 drops of an infusion of galls, made by pouring a gill of boiling water on ℥ii of powdered galls - Dissolve one ounce of Pearlash in four ounces of water, let the solution become clear - The article to be marked must be impregnated with this solution, and well dried before it is impressed with the ink -

Dewey's First ℞ Gecaiacum ℥ii All spin ℥fs Aqua Ammonia ℥fs Soda ℥ii Brandy one pint. Dose- tablespoonful in a gill of milk (Spearmint tea will answer) before breakfast and dinner

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In Fluor Albus - there is invariably Pain and sense of weakness in the Back [&amp] Loins - Dinmon [P. e] Pale yellow complexion a Feverish desposition wasting of the flesh - Pt becomes Hecetic or Luccaphlegmatic Appetite impaird - So, Do,

Myrrh - mixture for Consumption by Dr. Twitchell - 1818 ℞ Myrrh ʒiii Carbonat Potash ʒifs Sulphate of Iron ʒifs - Loaf Sugar ℥i [&amp] one Nutmeg - Pulverise and drop upon the mixture Oil of Peppermint 12 drops Then put the whole into half a pint of water, and rub in a mortar thoroughly. Dose a tablespoonful before eating three times a day

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Ink - ℞ Sulphas Ferre ℥ iii Gm. Arabic ℥i Nutgalls ℥i Lag-wood ℥i - made with water -

Vol, Nut Galls Bruised tbfs. Vinegar - tbifs. M. Keep these warm for 24 [hours] then add Sulphate Iron ℥iii Gm Arabic ℥ii

Pill for nervous Fits - R. Assafoetida ʒii Aloes - Do. oil of Amber 60 gutta make into pills - dose 1 or 2 - two or 3 times a day Dr. Twitchell

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Infusion of Nutgalls a remedy for excessive Vomiting - and also for large doses of opium or morphine Med. Journal Vol.54 Page 357

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