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This day was published, in One Voluttar two. peke 94. boards, THE AGRICULTURAL STATE OF THE KINGDOM, in February►, March. and April, 11%16; bring the Substance of the Replies to a Cirets'ar Letter sent by the Board of Agriculture to every Part of the Kingdom. 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THE MOH Wet ANATOMY of the LIVER; beteg au Inquiry into the Ailatenoical Character, Symetoms, and Ts-m -ate:it of cense' Itiseeses, which impair or do-troy the Structure of that Villein. Order L rumours. Parr 1. and 11. Un the Varieties to the Luber Diffuse. fly J. R. Farre, M.U. In Ituperial 4t0.. illustrated with Coloured Fiteravings, ; rice 1 is. each. Ile Sub y.cts ut Tumours and lull imesetocioni ot the i.tlfee will occupy a I Series of Twelve or 'I toe , VII Coto:tree Etteruvingi, some of which will contain three ur Inure lieures '1 he woode evil; be cons pitted either in Four or Nix 9. PATHOLOGICAL It ESLA RCHES J. R. Farris, M.D. Essay I -On Nlalknlo.c ions of the I Itietin I lean ; traced by eumerous Carr, and Five Plate; ciettei • gll figured, and preceded by some (downr ions on the Method of i.aprieriug the cliagtiodic part ot Medicine. In royal evo. price 7s. sewed. ' 10. The eRINCIPLES of SURGERY, as they relate to Wouneho, likeire„end Fisissias ; Allem s..ni anel Wu:felled Aries les, Fracteres of the Limbs, and the Dui of die !ashtray and Ho , slial Sure. on. Also, a System of rte wird t e nt eti• tei. euestatiiing the Pin.c.ples of !surgery, as they Table :a euieeal Disease . . and Operations. - by lOW Bell. Suwon. Complete is Twelve Parts, and siluetrates by 160 Plats, metty of which are b.nutifully.co , loured. prier Le. 4s. 11. Alt IMUIt 4111 she VI:SERPA!. 'VASIL/MS, which have been confounded with Syphilis, and the symptoms which issalusovely arise Iron. that poison. • illustrated by Drawings of the Cutaneous Empties* of true Syphilis, and die resem bling Direasea By Richard Ceivnlchael„ M.R.I A. President of the Riyal College tot eurrons hi Ireland, and one of the :surgeons of tee Luck elospital, Dobl it. Parr 11. Li s..seweel. Also Part I. I M. 12. Ihe HIS WRY of the SMAI.IOPDX. By Jas. 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