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London, England, 1829-12-26 00:00:00

ATREATISE on SANGUISUCTION, or LEECH-
BLEEDING. By REES PRICE, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London ; Corresponding
Member of the " Societe de Midecine-pratique de Paris; and
formerly a SUrgeon in his Majesty'. Navy.
In noticing the various diseases in which Leeching is useful,
Di; P. has taken occasion to introduce many practical remarks of
much interest, though in an incidental manner. His little work
indicates no inconsiderable nava among ancient authors; and,
what perhaps is of equal value, good sense and judgment respecting
those, things which pass under his own observation."—Medico
Chirorgical Review.
u We cannot take our leave of Dr. Prices work without again
recommending it to the attention of our readers ; not 'only to the
medical, but to the general reader. To the heads of families the
directions for the application and preservation of Leeches are in-
valuable."—London Journal of Sciences and Arts.
" We have extracted from this work sufficient so show, that we
have derived pleasure from its perusal. It contains many hints
relative to Leech-bleeding not generally known, and which cannot
fail of being extremely useful to the profession at large."—London
Medical and Physical Journal. • •
" An ingenious work, on the beneficial effects of Leech-bleeding
in the cure of various inflammatory, febrik, and acute diseases."—
European Magazine. •
Also, by the same Author, 12mo. 31. and in a condensed form, on
A Chart for framing, 2s.
An EPITOME of PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMlSTRY-
contrasting the Names of the Articles of the London Pharmacy
padia with those with which they are incompatible; whereby the
art of prescribing scientifically may be facilitated, and those de-
compositions avoided, which often frustrate the views of the
Practitioner.

" To exhibit such articles of the Materia Medica, in opposite
columns, as are incompatible, or cbemkally dissimilar with each
other, is the object of this work,which is likely to be of considerable
utility ; and to render it more so, it is printed on a Chart, adapted
for framing, so that in Dispensaries and the Studies of Medical
Practitioners, the whole of its contents may be exhibited at one
view."—New Monthly Magazine.
" How many blunders such a plan will be the means of pre-
venting, it is scarcely necessary to point out."—Loodon Medical
and Physical Journal.
6' This little Epitome appears to be well calculated to promote
the Science of Pharmaceutical Combination."—Journal of Arts

and Sciences
" It might be called' the Apothecaries' ManuaVaVadeMecum,
which no Druggist ought to be without, and a useful litre Guide to
Physicians, and all who either compound Drugs or Chemicals. or
give directions for their being compounded."—Literary Chronicle
and Review.
" This Epitome and Chart, especially the latter, will be found
useful for reference in extemporaneous prescriptions, and ought to
be in the Surgery or Dispensary of the Medical Practitioner."—
Medico-Chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science. •
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