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This day was publithed, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and.
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A N ENGLISH CATALOGUE, of DRUGS,
—l. specifying their Properties„Doses to Chil4en and AdOlts,tbe
proper Vehicles for their U.ie, the Diseases for the Cure of winch
they arc employed, and retiil Prices;, to which are added, a de-
scrietion of the dlferent Medicine and Chemical Te•t Chests,
will an enemeradon of their Contents, as adapted to difi rent
climates, and Uses; an acrowit of such Medicines as are necessary
to be kept by families the country ; and a collection of Pre-
scriptions o. the must eminent Physicians and Sur:: oils, transla-
te., into Engfish, vetch direction and, remarks.—By REECE,
BURGESS, and Cis Chemists to her Majesty.
6, his is a very convenient work, and contains in a short con-.
pass a great deal of useful medical intormatkne"
Critical Rev. August, 1810.
Prlee ss. fr boar:ls.—A Practical Trearise on various Specie%
of Pulmonary Consumption and Asthma. In which the functions
of the lungs, their importance in the animal-economy, are fully
consklered, with a view to establish the treatment of these dis-
eases on rational and scientific principles, and to free them from
that general opprobrium which has hitherto attended all attempts
at their cure. Interspersed with Cases selected from the Recurs!'
of the Antl-phthisical Dispeusary, under the Author's inme.diale
direction, as well as front private practice : to which are sailed,
Observations on the Phenomena acid Treatment of Cancer. By
!I testa eft Reece, M.U. Member of the Royal*Culleze cf Sur-
geons .Cr..
The Reeeean Pan2ect of Medicine, including a new Nosology
and a new System of Physic and Melcal Surgery, founded on
Anatomy, Physiology, and Animal Chemistry. By Richard
litter, M.D. In One Vol. royal Imo, price 12s. in boards. •
" heAuthor's theory is ingtnious, universal in Its aliplieu.
Coe, affords a ready explanation of every ftinetion of the animal
economy, both in health and under disease, and is will supported
by facts. Every thing new is alt to excite the jealousy of profes-
sional characters, and the present work wul no doubt meet with .
opposition from tlstise who do not cultivate the liraling at t in the
liberal manner of philosophers and friends to their species. la
the practical part of the work
_the Author has shewn much eor-
reetneui and clearness of elucidation in arrangini; the principles
of treatment in the various dimes.' As to out own opiniou, we
must say, that we have rather fallen short than exceeded in the
commtndation to which we conceive this work entitled."—Atiti-
Jacobin Review, Jan. 181 1. •
•66 Whatever may be thought of the peculiar theory of Dr.
Reece,-the formulae which are contained in this volume will be.
fond useful, and the practical directions sensible and judicious:*
--Critical Review, Feb. 11311.
Price 24. 6d. A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and .
Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with,explicit Instructions
for their management, so as to render thpm white and firm in
their socket, and to preserve them from caries, tooth-ache, kr..
By 1. P. Hertz, Surgeon Dentist.
" This Work contains much useful information, and we hope It
will experience that extensive circulation, to which the imeore
fence of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compendium of Me-
dicinr, June, 1810
Price so. 64.—An Exposition on the Present Staten( the Pro-
fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur.
goons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druaists, and Quarks, iseCreat
Britain. '1 o which is added, an Analysis of the regular sr tra-
ding Physician. by Jerenulli Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of
the Facuky of Physic.
" 'l. his work not only merits the Serious attention of the Mein-
ken of the British Legislature, to *hank is addeeessd, but (Tory
parent that regtzds the health sad lappieess isf himself and 08-
spring. The many instances of the Most culpable agllilteofe of
the Medical Police., and Impositions poetised lag regular Men
:Aid quacks here detailed, reflect Indelible disgrace on the country
and cannot failto resider certain madam* characters contemptible
even to themselves." .
Monthly Compendium of Medicine for May, 1810.
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