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The Fourth Edition, enlarged and corrected, price 2s. Gd.
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AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE .of DRUGS,
specifying their Properties, DoseS to Children and
Adults, the proper Vehicle for their use, the Diseases for
the Cure of which they are emplOyed, and retail Prices.
To which are added,

A Description of the different Medicine and Chemical Test
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and a Collection of Prescriptions of the most eminent Physi-
ciaus and Surgecins, translated into English, with Directions
and Remarks.

By REECE, BURGESS, and Co.
Chemists to her Majesty.
" This is a very convenient Work, and contains, in a short
'compass, a grz,at'deid of useful medical information."—Cri-
tical Rev. August, 1810.
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Observations on the, Phenomena and Treatme6t of Cancer,
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The Reecean Paiadect of Medicine, including a new NoSo-
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various diseases. As to our own opinion, 'we must say, that
we have rather fallen short than exceeded in the commenda-
tion to which we conceive this work entitled."---Anti-Jaco--
bin Review, Jan. 1811.

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Profession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians,
Surgeons, -Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks,
in Great Britain. TO which is added, au Analysis of the re-
gular .or trading Physician, By Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq. a
late Member of the Faculty of Physic.
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but every parent that regards the health . and happiness of
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May, 26, 1812. •
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