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Gathered from all sources in the new books and medical Journals of Europe and America, this work may be viewed as the cream of that class of medical essays, and is a useful occupant of the physician's office-table, to keep him reminded of the progress of medicine." -American Journal of Pharmacy, May, 1867. བ་ 8 Receipt Book Da. Book of Prescriptions 9 16 31 Nevins Analysis of Pharmacop. 27 mists and Druggists Aspinall on San Remo Barker on Worthing.. Bennet's Winter in the South of 9 Acton on Reproductive Organs 6 34 Chambers on Italy 17 Stowe's Toxicological Chart Dalrymple on Egypt.. 14 Hutchinson on Inherited Syphilis 22 Waring's Therapeutics Francis on Change of Climate.. 16 Judd on Syphilis 23 Wittstein's Pharmacy 19 Lee on Syphilis.. 19 27 Wilson on Syphilis 39 24 Horton on West Coast of Africa 21 Do. Watering Places of England 24 .. HYGIENE. Aldis's Hospital Practice. 8 Anderson (Andrew) on Fever.. 7 32 8 33 12 Do. Health and Disease 13 Do. (Thos.) on Yellow Fever 1 a 2 MEDICINE-continued. PAGE Barlow's Practice of Medicine 8 Barker & Edwards' Photographs 8 MISCELLANEOUS-cont PAGE OPHTHALMOLOGY-cont PAGE Basham on Dropsy 8 .. Bascome on Epidemics 8 Buckle's Hospital Statistics Hogg on Ophthalmoscope 20 Do. on Intestinal Obstruction 11 Cooley's Cyclopædia 13 Hulke on the Ophthalmoscope 21 .. 17 Jago on Entoptics Graves' Physiology and Medicine 17 Jones' Ophthalmic Medicine 23 17 Do. Defects of Sight .. 23 Harrison on Lead in Water 19 Do. Eye and Ear .. 23 Hingeston's Topics of the Day.. 20 Macnamara on the Eye 25 12 Howe on Epidemics. 21 Nunneley on the Organs of Vision 27 13 Lane's Hydropathy 23 Lee on Homœop. and Hydrop. 24 Power's Illustrations of Dis- 15 London Hospital Reports.. 25 Solomon on Glaucoma 15 Marcet on Food .. 25 2858 29 33 38 ... 17 Oppert on Hospitals Part's Case Book 28 17 Redwood's Supplement to Phar- 17 macopoeia 18 Ryan on Infanticide 18 St. George's Hospital Reports. 18 Simms' Winter in Paris Granville on Sudden Death Griffith on the Skin .. .. Gully's Simple Treatment Mecum Inman's New Theory Do. Myalgia.. James on Laryngoscope Do. Gregory's Conspectus 34 34 37 30 31 31 Do. Manual 12 12 19 € 30 32 12 .. 11 Jones (Bence) on Pathology and Therapeutics Conolly on Asylums 13 22 Maclachlan on Advanced Life.. Birch on Constipation Davey on Nature of Insanity 15 15 25 Downing on Neuralgia Hood on Criminal Lunatics 21 Macpherson on Cholera 26 Leared on Imperfect Digestion 23 Reade on Syphilitic Affections Sankey on Mental Diseases Millingen on Treatment of Insane26 27 31 38 Do. on Digestion Reynolds on the Brain 30 Peet's Principles and Practice Do. on Epilepsy .. 30 of Medicine .. 31 Sieveking on Epilepsy Robertson on Gout 31 Sansom on Cholera PULMONARY and CHEST DISEASES, &c. Alison on Pulmonary Consump- OBSTETRICS. 6 Seymour on Dropsy Shaw's Medical Remembrancer 32 Barnes on Placenta Prævia 32 8 Bright on the Chest Shrimpton on Cholera 32 Hodges on Puerperal Convulsions 20 Cotton on Stethoscope 14 Smee on Debility 33 Lee's Clinical Midwifery 24 Davies on Lungs and Heart Do. Consultations 24 .. Thudichum on Gall Stones Leishman's Mechanism of Par- 35 Todd's Clinical Lectures turition Tweedie on Continued Fevers 36 Pretty's Aids during Labour 36 Walker on Diphtheria 37 Priestley on Gravid Uterus tion 30 15 30 Wright on Headaches MICROSCOPE. Beale on Microscope in Medicine 8 Carpenter on Microscope MISCELLANEOUS. Acton on Prostitution Do. 30 34 37 .. 28 Pirrie on Hay Asthma do. 12 29 .. 31 Skoda on Auscultation 26 |