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MORROW, Thomas Vaughn, physician, born in Kentucky in 1804; died 16 July, 1850. He founded a reformed medical school at Worthington, Ohio, in 1832, under the patronage of Bishop Philander Chase, and on its close in 1845 established at Cincinnati, as its successor, the American eclectic medical institute, in which he held the chair of the practice of medicine till his death, thus originating the eclectic school of practice in this country. He was the author of a treatise on "The Practice of Medicine " (1852).

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