The Sun.
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THE DOCTRINE of NEW JERUSALEM
respecting the LORD.
Translated from the original Latin, printed at Amsterdam

• in 1763.
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Ak N ENGLISH CATALOGUE of. DRUGS,
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A Description Of the different Medicine and Chemical 'isst
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and a Collection' of Prescriptiong of the Most eminent Physi-
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and Remarks., .s •-

•', ' E.. By RECE, BURGESS, and,Co. • - ---, .
Chemists.to her Majesty.. i • - : '
.44 This is a 'very convenient Work, and contains, in -a short'
compass, a great deal of usetal medical informatipq.",-Cri-'
tical Rev. August, 1810. . •
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Trelttinent of ther...! Diselves ott..rationals and ,scientific Prin-
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Observations on the „Phenorriena arut Treathieut of Cancer,
"by Richard Reece, M. D. Mother of the ,Royal College of
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work, the Author hasshewn much correct=s and clearness
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variottS diseases. s 3, to our own opinion, we must that
we have rather falP•ri .shOrt that: c.ceeded in the coin:Ile:14.1a•
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penOitun of Medicine, June, •
6d.-AuExpOsition of the Present State of the
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Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chemists;- •Drugglirts, acid Quacks,
in
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