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2121. American family physician: detailing important means of preserving health, from infancy to old age : the offices women should perform to each other at births, and the diseases peculiar to the sex, also those of children and adults : with an appendix containing hints respecting the treatment of domestic animals, and the best means of preserving fish and meat

Author(s):
Ewell, Thomas, 1785-1826
Publication:
Georgetown, D.C. : Thomas, 1826
Subject(s):
Medicine
Hygiene

2122. The sphygmometer, an instrument which exhibits to the eye the entire action of the arteries: the usefulness of this instrument in the study of all diseases, researches on the diseases of the heart, and on the means of discriminating them : a memoir, presented to the Institute of France

Author(s):
Hérisson, Julius.
Publication:
Philadelphia : Grigg & Elliot, 1835
Subject(s):
Sphygmomanometers
Blood Pressure Determination -- instrumentation

2128. Institution for the cure of consumption in its middle or incipient stage, scrofula in all its various forms, cancerous tumors in their incipient stage, cutaneous diseases, liver complaints, rheumatism, gout, asthma, debility, and all disorders arising from derangment of the digestive organs: by means of American vegetable remedies, a suitable plan of diet and regimen, and Whitlaw's patent medicated vapor baths

Author(s):
Whitlaw, Charles.
Publication:
New York : Press of H.R. Piercy, 1834
Subject(s):
Hydrotherapy
Phytotherapy
Steam

2130. The practical proofs of the soundness of the Hygeian system of physiology: selected from the appendix of "Morisoniana", as incontrovertible testimonies to the afflicted, of the inestimable value of Morison's vegetable universal medicine : including, with other important matter, "The origin of life, and cause of all disease explained", and an entirely new view of the origin of the small pox virus, and of its being most certainly eradicable, or rendered harmless

Publication:
Brooklyn, N.Y. : Moat, 1831
Subject(s):
Nostrums
Cholera