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MONTGOM Y VROSE WORKS'
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/deny of the *lime works being out of print. and still much in
regimes., Mr. Wooldridge begs to announue tlmt he is about to
issue it new and cheap uniform edition of Mr. Montgomery's
entire Prose Wucks each carefully revised itud corrected by the
Author, aril hedetifttlly,printed 1 amid toMiese *an be added two
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Just published, one vol. ftvo., price Is.,
T ETTSONIIAN LECTURES oil INSANITY,
1.1 delivered before the Medical Society of London, by FORBES
WINSTON, M.D., D.C.L„ late President of the huclety, and
Editor of the "Journal of l'sychologlcal Medicine."
Landon: J. Cittucnii.i., Pnnees•street, Soho.

Just kublished, Bvo., cloth, Bs.,
THE DISEASES, INJUItIES, and MAL-
FORMATIONS of the ItECTUM.
ify T. J. AS liTON, Surgeon to the Illenholimstreet Dispensary,
formerly house Surgeon at University College Hospital.
"The work, which is abuuthuitiv Illustrated by cases, concludes
with a chapter on Habitual Constipation. After a careful perusal
of the whole we can conwientiously declare that we find lu it
more information than is to be obtained from any single %oluine
yet publiehou on the subjects of which it Create. Mr. Ashton lime
proved by this work that he is an attentive observer, mud a must
able and zealous surgeon."—Lancer.
London J n CHURCHILL, 46, Princes•street, Soho.

The Jacksonian Prise Treatise of the Royal College
of Surgeons.
Just published, with Plates, Bvo., cloth, 10e.,
QTRIcTURE of the URETHRA; its
A.) Pathology and Treatment. By HENRY TiIt)MPSON,
M. 8., Honorary Surgeon to the Marylebone Infirmary.
"A work replete with original investigations end bound prac-
tical expositions on the treatment of this aiketion."—The Lama.
London : JOHN Princee.street, holm.

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(DEAFNESS.—The only medal awarded at
Li the Great Exhibition of 1861 (for Acoustic Instruments)
was to F. C. REIN, for his tips/ ACOUSTIC INSTRUMI:NTS
for the DEAF. They are made of ditreteht power, to suit ex-
treme and every degree of Dearness. To be procured only of the
sole inventor and maker, F. C. Rein, 10A, Strand, nearly opposite
Exeter-hall, where the Instrument can be tried, 111111 numerous
testimonials seen, amongst many one from the Reit lion. Sir
John Patteson, one of her Majesty's Privy Councillors.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—Where is Futvoye's ?
This hailing been a subject of much inquiry induces
Messrs. FUTVOYE and CO. to aequaintthe Nobility and Gentry
that they hays not any Establishment in the Crystal Palace, and
the reason is, that they supplied so many el the Exhibitors at
the Exhibition of 1851, as well as at those of Dublin and New
York. It must, therefore, be obvious to all that were they to
become Exhibitors ft would be opposing some of their largest
consumers. Many of their Patents, Registered Articles, and
other manufaotores, may be obtained of the Retailers at the
Crystal Palace, or at Messrs. Finvoye and Co.'s Manufactory and
Wholesale Warehouse, 101, Regent-street ; 8, 11, and 12, Beak-
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1)E A I.' NES S, SINGING in EARS, and
NERVOUS DEAFNESS—New Mode ofinetantly restoring
hearing without operation, pain, or use of instruments. By one
oonsultation a permanent core is guaranteed to any sufferer, al-
though partially or totally deaf for forty or fifty years. This e • tra-
ordinary discovery is known and practiced only by Dr. lioortro
the eminent Auriat of the Sutfolk-place Institution, and la applied
by him daily on numbers of deaf applicantawith perfect success in
every case, enabling deaf persona instantly to hear conversation
with ease and delight. Testimonials can be seen from the most
eminent Phyniclans in Engimid. Also certificates from all the
London If ospitals and Dispensaries, and numbers of letters from
patients tend, in all grades of soelety, from the peer to the pea-
tent —Dr. If onnrox, Member of the London Royal College of
Surgeons, 2nd Stay, 1845; 1...A.C.,30th April, 184 C. Consultations
every day from twelve to rhur,withont payment of fee, at his real•
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Just published, SELF-CURE of DEAFNESS, for Country
Patients, a atop to empiricism, quackery, and exorbitant fees,
sent on receipt of seven sump', tree.