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Dr. J. C. Le Hardy was born in Belgium, October 21,
1831. His literary, classical and scientific education was received at
the Brussels Athenaeum, the Brussels Universeté libre and Ecole Ponts et
Chaussee, and his medical and pharmaceutical studies in the Georgia Medical
College at Augusta. Ga., and the Jefferson Medical College of Pharmacy,
Philadelphia. He graduated from the Jefferson College in 1855 and settled
first near Rome, Ga, and afterwards in Savannah, He is a member of the
Georgia Medical Society, of the American Medical Association, of Georgia. He is
the author of several contributions to medical literature of which may be
mentioned: "Treatment of Stricture of Uretha," "The Duality of Syphilitic
Poison," 'The Aerial and Terrestrial Influences on Disease." He held the
position of professor of chemistry in the Oglethorpe Medical College and bas
been especially active in promoting the objects of organized medicine.
Source : Jones, Charles Colcock, : History of Savannah, Ga. : from its
settlement to the close of the eighteenth century; Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason &
Co., 1890, 676 pgs.