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11. Military recreations

Author

Mixsell, M. E.; Viereck, J. C., arranger of music.; Nunn, John F., publisher., B.W. Thayer & Co., lithographer., Mixsell, M. E.; Viereck, J. C., arranger of music.; Nunn, John F., publisher., and B.W. Thayer & Co., lithographer.

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Subject: Cover is ornamented with foliated scrollwork, military accoutrements, and five small vignettes of military figures printed in black over a light tan tint background., Sheet music can be digitized upon request. The music, dedicated to Mlle.M.E.Mixsell, is "L'Américain Galop Militaire," arranged for the pianoforte by J.C.Viereck. The pages of music have been numbered in ink consecutively 29-31. Title continues: A collection of marches, quick steps, and waltzes arranged for the pianoforte and dedicated to the officers and members of the independent corps of the United States., Gift of Charles E.Mason, Jr. November 1972. #1972.25.

12. The volunteer

Author

Wehrmann, engraver.; Herdman, George M., bookseller.; P.P. Werlein & Halsey, publisher.; Bromberg & Son, bookseller., Viereck, J. C., Wehrmann, engraver.; Herdman, George M., bookseller.; P.P. Werlein & Halsey, publisher.; Bromberg & Son, bookseller., and Viereck, J. C.

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Pages [2] and [6] are blank. For voice and piano. First line: The hour was sad I left the maid a ling'ring. Publication and distribution information continues: Mobile : Bromberg & Son. Baton Rouge : Geo M. Herdman. Final stanza quoted on p. [1] with first line: The hope of final victory. Same song as "The girl I left behind me," also arranged by Viereck. Cf. Parrish & Willingham. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861 by P.P. Werlein & Halsey in the cl. off. of the d. c. of the C.S. for the d. of La."--P. [3]. "Wehrmann eng."--Colophon. Athenaeum copy inscribed on p. [1]: "To Mrs. Louis Power with compliments of Chl [?] Relegen [?].", J • ~ f - • • NfW·DACEANs Publishl'd by P.P.Wlll.l.E!N~HALStY .f Co>mf7.5'." NII6LI , a-.OIUIUIUSON • • • • • a,r""'"'u9 , C:fO M.HU\DliiAN . . . • I _,.. ] I • ( • • ' • \ • • ' JJOftTON • .. • • • • • .. • . . • l ( 1 ~ TH.& VOLUNTEER· ,Umlc •·.tl", ' ~ --- I@ - ....... p·~ · - ~-- p .. ,. .__., ~"! '! " "':-~~ ~ -- ._.... ""'~ , .. ~ .......... ~- • - ..... ,., - ' - - 1111111' ,~ ... "13tl r- :::;.. .- . _ __.. 'l'lw I 1·11 tlw 111:1itl A J, .. ... j ., ... ,. fan·,, ell l ~• _ Line, II•·•· II - ' ... . ~ .:~~ -. - ; ~ :o: _r- j -. .,. -:r- 7' ~ • r\ ~ . - . ~ · - II /7' l ~ =- --- ~ .._~ -~ I # 'ii;l.' cuw.J h'.u' 111\ ,ft., .... dt·l •• , ..,,, I thuu;. IJ [;::i. t .. ·''I"·'' lu··~•Liu~ ~ 4A hurrit•tl \\Onl~ ltt·t~ " r,o. I --·· - ,l;i $ ~ ~ ~ ... - - r,o. + .,~ .. ; J....--11 ..... ~ ., II - II ... . . • tu1,n . I htt~ .. ~·,r .. 1 lwt·.atlltl tilt' ' m\ ~ th.•l =liiii=t?, iJj • I ~ # ~ llollllt' lti1HI ""l \u(f to 111)' head in ;mgui'lllll"''':t"tl rl1u· ,.,. - _ - - /7' ____, .. I - ·.....:_ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ - .- .. ! bi m 4- L # # r.- ... 7:Z: , - -• - C ..t ..t •of ""~·nl~ I'I'Atl "' 1. . ",It*••• iu l~" 1r•dt16t1,J IU~ \\ 1,111.1 I\ 11 11 \L~t: \ 111 u,..t i.I.Jtf.Jt'-" li,C.. .r tbot~

13. The flag of the free eleven

Author

Bigney, M. F. (Mark Frederick), 1817-1886.; Leeson, W. H., Viereck, J. C., Bigney, M. F. (Mark Frederick), 1817-1886.; Leeson, W. H., and Viereck, J. C.

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For piano. Cover title. Color lithograph of Confederate flag on cover. Cover engraved by W. H. Leeson, N.O., ( .•..•. .. ) IJ r. :~. ' .. .. . .. - , • , ) ~ t'p§t// ~EW ~RLE A~s Published by P.P.WER LEI N&HALSEY.3 & S.Camp S~ //#IIIII /lqq,l' .Vf'NI/1111~ 11111111.- WiriiO,U. t•auno• J tlO Cit • ---_, - .. • ... I •• ' • : • 1 . .t• •- ~ ., 'l (·mpo rn;u"·c ia 1/'ITIWI!l!C: 1\ :iUl,O . v t'! 0 - 2.Ld H: t• the f-...1 ·~..?. J,oy,w~.h the v .J ~ ~ ' LIO. v t:' 0 . ' ~ ·r ~ - l,t;l lfw ·'! . Th114t,;h I be ~· .. o•·''· •• =7 ·: " ,. .f ·_~>F !>=: .. ·. .. ll u~tt' by J.T. ' I UH.C..f\ • ' II >- ,.. I !'. I for I he r r land ,;nd ~e .. ~ M if L L~ lh~ Lro eh·, ~milt' of Afl.PI'fJ\iU& .. h~t ·-rn" to ll~o~· lotUJ lt!d .. Lj, ... Th, • Snulh .1nd lht- c~r .. , .. 1,~1 ;o - ., rAIII h·ll of lhou .... •••f, 11f.un, •r"i!J c~n~ot ;n lhe crim,•m ,_ . "' • f --= ' ~ > .,_ r .. mt ;, lht• llt't't•r.o . F~~~· .. mile 11f "fl-lll~min~ If~ aud ~~·'" ,,., Li .... 'hout ,, - ri'*' t• l l•e , ,,ultt!d .. Lit<" ' l lwt1 S11ulh .utd flw C'ht•l'.,. i~l1\l ;• . .. t•o~in h•ll OJf H1uu.ao~-u d~ ~ I tin , 'T~•·n••·lll itt lh.: c rint~OII .. --= "-+ '~ r ,_ , r > , r I l"'t l ~ ,;;..s n !-- r-::1 I - .,~ ~ ,.. ... ·.:....~~---• . ,. _. f --= ,., ....,. >- t n ~ , -:- I ,..-; ~ M J""' - l I ... ;- .. -. ~..- ,.. .. "'.....:..7 - = -, =- T -.....,. I + ..... -._# 0 0 I .,,,,, I •• .. nt.ar I• \ ct • ' I ••"~:••• • >e ta. 1'"' l8illlo7 P: f',\\ 1-:KUI.:O. t.:. U \Lilt.\ •• ta• (I;Ulf:tl ta.. ll.C·•flh L.s. rn th 1•.• ""' t ~ ~ rfH, ~ ~ ., . ~ FE I - J . t' 1 • • ll lw.o\t 11 ,, Jt ·If ~~· ·•Ill ;!, t ll\t flo ftl l '" ' ""- fl,,, !) .. ... , .. t' ... Ill .. hm-MI ·~ ,... ... ..___ . "' I ,.Ct -~--~ , ..{j ......) ll • I . -- .. ";J-_ ' ,,, Ho II ,~g,- 'y' ~&o·tJU "' !Hit• IILflt! ~ .. I oiii _ ,,,,, ,,.. ,..,., ,.,.,,, ,. .. , .. huud .. r ("'"''''' • : . I ' --"-' ' I . • •• I I _ _ I ~:--, v rtu · l'o•ol. ,..., * .f ~ ~ - :: r.- I • ....4-!, - fl•r _.H "' "'-" 1: .. ,. .. - fi .. -cl ('.tUM' ,.. ,. "" ••-• !-lilt' -k~l --~-h.ti J I ,,.. " l ~ v I.I.•: nl iho• r;;;- E .. ' - f"n.-tl ~it U'f" "

14. The girl I left behind me

Author

Weeks, J. F., printer.; Blandin, J. W., bookseller.; Bloch, Joseph, bookseller.; Snow, J. H., bookseller.; Barton, W. S., bookseller.; Morris, A., bookseller.; Taylor, P. H., bookseller.; Randolph, Joseph Williamson, 1815-1893, bookseller.; Whitaker, S. W., bookseller.; Siegling, Henry, bookseller.; Smaw, F. D., Jr., bookseller.; Whitaker, T. S., bookseller.; John C. Schreiner & Son, publisher.; Townsend & North, bookseller.; Bronson & Farrar, bookseller.; James Woodhouse & Co., bookseller.; West & Johnston, bookseller.; Blackmar & Bro., bookseller.; J.J. Richards & Co., bookseller., Viereck, J. C., Weeks, J. F., printer.; Blandin, J. W., bookseller.; Bloch, Joseph, bookseller.; Snow, J. H., bookseller.; Barton, W. S., bookseller.; Morris, A., bookseller.; Taylor, P. H., bookseller.; Randolph, Joseph Williamson, 1815-1893, bookseller.; Whitaker, S. W., bookseller.; Siegling, Henry, bookseller.; Smaw, F. D., Jr., bookseller.; Whitaker, T. S., bookseller.; John C. Schreiner & Son, publisher.; Townsend & North, bookseller.; Bronson & Farrar, bookseller.; James Woodhouse & Co., bookseller.; West & Johnston, bookseller.; Blackmar & Bro., bookseller.; J.J. Richards & Co., bookseller., and Viereck, J. C.

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For voice and piano. Publication and distribution information continues: Selma, Ala. : J.W. Blandin. Mobile, Ala. : Jos. Bloch : J.H. Snow. Columbia, S.C. : Townsend & North. Montgomery, Ala. : W.S. Barton. Raleigh, N.C. : Bronson & Farrar. Richmond, Va. : A. Morris : P.H. Taylor : J.W. Randolph : Woodhouse & Co. : West & Johnston. Charlotte, N.C. : S.W. Whitaker. Charleston, S.C. : Henry Siegling. Augusta, Ga. : Blackmar & Bro. Atlanta, Ga. : J.J. Richards & Co. Wilmington, N.C. : F.D. Smaw, jr. : T.S. Whitaker. First line: The hour was sad I left the maid, a ling'ring farewell taking., Purchase; Lyman Nichols Fund; Oct. 3, 1944; 90710.

15. I wish I was in Dixies land

Author

Newcomb, J.; Peters, W. H.; Bloch, Joseph, bookseller.; Benson, E. A., bookseller.; Zogbaum, W. D., bookseller.; P.P. Werlein & Halsey, publisher.; Bromberg & Son, bookseller., Viereck, J. C., Newcomb, J.; Peters, W. H.; Bloch, Joseph, bookseller.; Benson, E. A., bookseller.; Zogbaum, W. D., bookseller.; P.P. Werlein & Halsey, publisher.; Bromberg & Son, bookseller., and Viereck, J. C.

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Page [6] is blank. For voice and piano or guitar. "Sung by Mrs. John Wood." Publication and distribution information continues: Mobile : J. Bloch. Mobile : Bromberg & Son. Memphis : E.A. Benson. Athenaeum copy with stamp in red on p. [1]: "W.D. Zogbaum & Co. Savannah, Ga." "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861 by P.P. Werlein & Halsey in the cl. off. of the C.S. for the d. of La."--P. [2]. Athenaeum copy inscribed in ms. on p. [1]: "Laura Spencer. Sacramento 1865.", Purchase; Frederick Nichols Fund; Oct. 14, 1944; 90710.

16. [Overestimation of the degree of stenosis in the intracranial internal carotid artery determined by magnetic resonance angiography compared to conventional arteriography].

Author

Durán-Ferreras E, Schoeck AP, Barest GD, Viereck JC, Babikian VL, and Kase CS

Subjects
Angiography, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Sensitivity and Specificity, Carotid Artery, Internal pathology, Carotid Stenosis diagnosis, Carotid Stenosis pathology, Magnetic Resonance Angiography, Stroke pathology
Abstract

Introduction: In the evaluation of stenoses of the extracranial internal carotid artery (ICA), there are studies that suggest that magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) can be a substitute for conventional arteriography (CA), although it seems it has a tendency to overestimate the degree of stenosis. No similar comparison of the two techniques has been conducted in intracranial ICA. We report the case of a patient suffering from an acute ischemic stroke and symptomatic intracranial stenosis that was overestimated when MRA was used, compared to the results obtained using CA., Case Report: We report the case of a 64-year-old male with a history of arterial hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and intermittent claudication who visited the emergency department because of the sudden onset of paresthesias in the left hemiface and hand. The cranial tomography scan performed in the emergency unit ruled out any acute bleeding or early signs of a stroke. Magnetic resonance (MR) diffusion imaging showed an acute ischemic stroke in the right parietal cortex. Extracranial MRA was normal and in the intracranial area a 73% stenosis was detected in the cavernous segment of the right ICA, whereas the use of CA showed the stenosis to be only 55%. On repeating the MRA to rule out a possible rechanneling of the ICA, the image obtained was exactly the same as the earlier one., Conclusions: Our observations suggest that, as occurs with the extracranial part, MRA tends to magnify the degree of stenosis in the intracranial vessels, and this technique would therefore appear to be less efficient than CA in the evaluation of intracranial stenoses.

Published
2003

17. Characterization of a cholecystokinin 8-generating endoprotease purified from rat brain synaptosomes.

Author

Viereck JC and Beinfeld MC

Subjects
Amino Acid Sequence, Animals, Endopeptidases metabolism, Kinetics, Molecular Sequence Data, Molecular Weight, Protease Inhibitors pharmacology, Protein Processing, Post-Translational, Rats, Substrate Specificity, Brain enzymology, Cholecystokinin metabolism, Endopeptidases isolation & purification, Synaptosomes enzymology
Abstract

An endoproteolytic activity that specifically cleaves CCK 33, producing CCK 8, has been purified from a rat brain synaptosome preparation. The purification, which included anion exchange, chromatofocusing, hydroxyapatite, and gel filtration chromatography, resulted in a greater than 3000-fold increase in specific activity. This neutral endoprotease (pH optimum 8) exists as a 90-kDa species, which can be dissociated into active 40-kDa species. The enzyme is a non-trypsin serine protease, which is inhibited by diisopropyl-fluorophosphate and p-aminobenzamidine but not by soybean trypsin inhibitor, phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride, aprotinin, or a number of thiol or metalloprotease inhibitors. It is highly substrate-specific and cleaves neither trypsin, enteropeptidase, kallikrein substrates, nor analogues of mono- or dibasic cleavage sites of prohormones other than pro-CCK. The endoprotease will not cleave CCK 12 desulfate or CCK (20-29), although these peptides contain common sequences with CCK-33. The protease does cleave [Glu27]CCK (20-29), a peptide in which the glutamate mimics the negative charge normally present on tyrosine sulfate. This suggests that the negative charge at position 27 is important in substrate recognition. The enzyme will also cleave CCK 33 and CCK (1-21) on the carboxyl-terminal side of a single lysine residue in position 11. The subcellular location and specificity of this endoprotease make it a good candidate for a CCK-processing protease.

Published
1992

18. Inhibition of potassium-evoked release of cholecystokinin from rat caudate-putamen, cerebral cortex and hippocampus incubated in vitro by phencyclidine and related compounds.

Author

Allard LR, Brog JS, Viereck JC, Contreras PC, Jacobson AE, Rice KC, and Beinfeld MC

Subjects
Animals, Caudate Nucleus drug effects, Cerebral Cortex drug effects, Hippocampus metabolism, In Vitro Techniques, Male, Putamen drug effects, Rats, Rats, Inbred Strains, Receptors, Opioid drug effects, Receptors, sigma, Telencephalon metabolism, Cholecystokinin metabolism, Hippocampus drug effects, Phencyclidine analogs & derivatives, Phencyclidine pharmacology, Potassium antagonists & inhibitors, Telencephalon drug effects
Abstract

Potassium-evoked release of cholecystokinin (CCK) from slices of caudate-putamen, hippocampus, and cerebral cortex was inhibited in a dose-related fashion by phencyclidine (PCP). In order to further examine this effect, PCP-like ligands (dexoxadrol, levoxadrol, PCMP and MK-801) as well as compounds known to interact with the sigma receptor ((+)-SKF, DTG, (+)-3-PPP, and pentazocine) were tested. While some of these compounds inhibited CCK release, their rank order potency (Dex = Lev greater than PCP = PCMP greater than DTG = MK-801 = (+)-3-PPP) differs from that of known PCP-N-methyl-D-aspartate linked effects or sigma interactions. These results suggest that the mechanism by which PCP acts to inhibit CCK release may involve a novel type of PCP interaction.

Published
1990
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