The New-England farrier, and family physician
Subtitle: containing, firstly, Paul Jewett's Farriery, in four parts, wherein most of the diseases which horses, neat cattle, sheep and swine are liable to, are treated of ... Secondly, a collection of brutal receipts ... Thirdly, a very valuable collection of receipts for human diseases ... Fourthly, receipts by a very learned, skilful and pious English author ... Fifthly, an extraordinary English author, or great experience and information on neat cattle, sheep, swine, asses, mules, dogs, &c. ... Sixthly, a large number of valuable receipts from Capt. Joseph Smith, of Exeter, and others, on different creatures, but especially horses. Seventhly, a very large number of miscellaneous receipts, on various subjects, useful for farmers and mechanics. Last of all, Doct. J. Williams' Family physician ... This man was two years with the Indians, and was assisted in that time by a young Indian educated at one of our best medical colleges
By: Compiled by Josiah Richardson
Publisher: Published by Josiah Richardson
Published: 1828
Place of publication: Exeter
Language: eng
Number of pages: 444
Notes: From the Harvard Medical Library.