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MOREHOUSE, George Read, physician, born in Mount Holly, New Jersey, 25 March, 1829. He was graduated at Princeton in 1848, and at Jefferson medical college in 1851. From 1862 till 1865 he was acting assistant surgeon in charge of the special hospitals for nervous diseases in Philadelphia, and he is a member of the principal medical societies of that city, where he practises his profession. In addition to many papers, including one on "Researches on the Anatomy and Physiology of Respiration in the Chelonia" with S. Weir Mitchell, published by the Smithsonian institution (1858), he also wrote with the same author "Gun-shot Wounds and other Injuries of the Nerves" (Philadelphia, 1864).
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