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MOTHFREY's MEDICAL DICTIONARY.

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Cio the xsth of March will be publiihed, price al. ns. in boards,
Part tirft, of
'THE NEW LONDON MEDICAL DIC-
TIONARY.

To be continued every 6: month., and completed in Four Parts,
forming two large quarto volumes.
Dr. Motherby's Medical Didianary has Rood the tens( time,
five large Editions having been fold lit about ao year.; but the dr.
dieing health of the author and his furceffor prevented them &eta
paying due attention to the numerous improvements in differet.t
brancues of the Science: and, on careful revifsl of the Dietionary,
fo much was to be added or er.uttcd ; fo many changes and moli
&scions of former opinions had occurred; that It has become