Charge to the graduating class of Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia : delivered March 10, 1863, in the Musical Fund Hall / by Ellersllie Wallace.

  • Wallace, Ellerslie, 1819-1885.
Date:
1863
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Credit: Charge to the graduating class of Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia : delivered March 10, 1863, in the Musical Fund Hall / by Ellersllie Wallace. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CORRESPONDENCE. Jefferson Medical College, March 6, 1863. Professor Ellerslie Wallace. Dear Sir: At a meeting held this day by the Graduating Class of Jefferson Medical College, Mr. Thomas F. Campbell, of Pennsylvania, being called to the chair, and Mr. J. Newton McCandless, of Pennsylvania, Secretary, the following resolution was adopted:— Resolved, That a committee be appointed by the chair to wait upon Profes- sor Wallace, and solicit a copy of his Valedictory Charge to the Graduating Class of 1863 for publication. We, the undersigned, being the committee appointed under the above reso- lution, take pleasure in submitting it to your consideration, and trust it will meet with your acquiescence. C. C. V'A. Crawford, Pa. Wm. L. Hayes, Md. Wm. M. Reber, Pa. George W. Clarke, N. S. I. Newton Snively, Pa. Charles Robinson, C W. J. M. Huston, Pa. J. W. Cadwell, 111. C. H. Wiles, Ohio. Wm. B. Cokbitt, Del. R. A. Stephenson, Ohio. Chas. M. Johnson, N. Y. James A. Cf>osby, Ky. Matthew C. Dougherty, Va. George W. Rittenhouse, N. J. Chas. H. Sackrider, Mich. Charles H. Vaill, Conn. W. J. Donor, Canada West. 277 S. Fourth St., Philada., March 6, 1863. Messrs. Crawford, Reber, and others, Committee. Gentlemen : Accept my thanks for the courtesy shown me by the Class which you represent; and in placing my Valedictory Charge at your disposal I beg to add my earnest wishes for your happiness and welfare. Very respectfully yours, ELLERSLIE WALLACE.