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THE LANCET, greatly Enlarged, and the
price changed from Eightpence to

SIXPENCE.

Also, STAMPED for FREE POSTAGE,at the cost of ONE PENNY.
Mr. WAKLEY, Surgeon, M.P., Editor;
Mr. BENNETT, Surgeon, M.D., Sub-Editor.
LIEBIG (Geissen).—Lectures on Chemistry. Applicable to*Animal
and Vegetable Physiology, Health, Diet, Disease, Agriculture.
LISTON (London).—Lectures on all the Operations of Surgery.
SCIIONLEIN (Berlin).—Lectures on Clinical Medicine.
BAILLARGER (Paris).—Lectures on Diseases of the Brain and
Insanity.
At the conclusion of the current volume of the LANCET, 23d March,
1844, that Journal will be PERMANENTLY ENLARGED more
than ONE-THIRD lieyond its present size ; and Stamped for universal
delivery by Post. The future price of the Journal will be Sixpence,
instead of Eightpence the Number, thus at the same time adding to
the size of the Work more than a third, and reducing the charge one-
fourth--events, probably, which are unprecedented in the history of
successful periodical literature. Nothing but the now certain
enormous increase of the sale and circulation of the Work, could jus-
tify the presentation of these advantages to its readers.

THE ENLARGED LANCET
will commence with the celebrated Lectures on CHYMISTRY,. as
that science Li irpplicable to Medicine, Animal and Vegetable Physio-
logy, Diet, Health, the Cure of Disease, and Scientific Agriculture,
delivered at Giessen, by the renowned Professor LIEBIG. Those in-
valuable Lectures have been expressly composed for publication in
England, and are furnished to the LANCET by Professor LIEBIG
HIMSELF.

A complete course of Lectures on all the Operations of Surgery, de-
livered by Professor Liston, who, as an Operative Surgeon, stands
without an equal in Europe.
A course of Lectures on Clinical Medicine, delivered at the Great
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the King of Prussia.

A course of Lectures on those Diseases of the Brain which produce
Insanity, delivered in Paris, by M. Baillarger, Physician to the gi-
gantic Hospital de la Salpetriere, an institution which contains 1,500
insane persons. These Lectures will embrace the whole subject of
Mental Diseases: '

In addition to the above Lectures, some of which, in point of
value, will be unsurpassed by productions of a like character in any
language, the greatly Enlarged Size of the LANCET will furnish it
with space for containing—Original Communications ; ample Re-
views of Medical Works ; Reports of Discussions in Medical Socie-
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devoted to Chemistry and Pharmacy; Translations from the Foreign
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Reports of all Public Meetings of the Profession, and of the
Speeches on Medical Law, delivered in Parliament ; all the general
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description, occurring in all parts of the civilised world.

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circulation of any medical journal in the kingdom, will now be
printed in a form to admit of its general transmissiomby Post, at the
cost of a Penny Stamp. Mr. Churchill, earnestly hopes that orders
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