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1845. In offering tills Catalogue to tlic Medical Profession, we mav 
state, that having paid especial attention to this part of our’business, 
we have accumulated a stock that is more varied and extensive, as 
we believe, than any other in the country. In the collection will be 
found many rare and valuable works, a great variety of Anatomical 
Plates, plain and coloured, See. <5tc. Also, a complete copy of the 
Mcdico-Chirurgical Review, 50 Yols. Many of the volumes ol this 
long established periodical are entirely out of print, and a perfect 
copy can seldom be obtained. It is a library in itself, and ought to 
be in every Physician’s collection. MEDICAL CATALOGUE. 
Abercrombie, J. Pathological and Practical Researches oil Diseases of the Brain 
and the Spinal Cord. 8vo. 
• Pathological and Practical Researches on Diseases of the Stomach, IiUesti- 
nal Canal, Liver, and other Viscera of the Abdomen. 8vo. 
Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers, and the Investigation of 
Truth. 12mo. 
Philosophy of the Moral Feelings. I2mo. 
Aeerxetiiy, J. Physiological Lectures. 8vo. 
Surgical Observations, containing a classification of Tumours, with cases to 
illustrate tiie history of each speciesan account of Diseases which strikingly 
resemble the Venereal Disease : and various cases illustrative of different surgical 
subjects. 8vo. 
.Surgical Works, containing constitutional origin and treatment of Local Dis- 
eases, on Aneurisms, Diseases of the Urethra, Injuries of the Head, Puncturing 
the Urinary Bladder, Tic Douloureux, Removal of loose substances from the Knei - 
Joint, Ilairnorrhoidal Diseases, Fistulte in the PerinsEum, Tumours, Chronic at \ 
Lumbar Abscesses, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Acci'M, F. Chemical Amusement, comprising a series of curious and instructive 
experiments in Chemistry. 12mo. 
Culinary Chemistry, exhibiting the Scientific Principles of Cookery. Plates. 
l2mo. 
Ackeri.y, G. Management of Children in Sickness and in Health. 12mo. 
A f A.ViS, J. Observations on Morbid Poisons, Chronic and Acute, comprehending 
Syphilis, Yaws, Sivvens, Elephantiasis, and the Anomala confounded with them : 
cud Acute Contagions, particularly the Variolous and Vaccine. 4 coloured 
plates. 4to. 
Aloock, T. Lectures on Practical and Medical Surgery, comprising observations 
and reflections on Surgical Education ; on the Investigation of Disease, ordinary 
* Duties of the Surgeon, &c. 12 plates. 12mo. 
Ai.cott, W. A. Mother's Medical Guide in Children's Diseases. 18mo. 
— Young Mother ; or Management of Children as to Health. 12mo. 
Ai.icert, J. L. Treatise on Malignant Intermittcnts, with Notes, &c.; by Charles 
Caldwell, M.D. 8vo. 
Alison, W. P. Outlines of Pathology, and Practice of Medicine. Svo. 
American Gentleman’s Medical Pocket Rook, and Health Adviser; containing a 
statement of the modes of curing every disease to which he is liable ; directions in 
case of Accidents on the Road or at Sea, Ac. 32mo. 
American Lady’s Medical rocket Book, and Nursery Adviser ; containing rules for 
preserving the health of unmarried Females: directions to pregnant and lying-in 
Women: an account of their diseases, doc. 32mo. 
Amussat’s Lectures on Retention of Urine, caused by Strictures of the Urethra ; and 
on the Diseases of the Prostate. Translated by James P. Jervey, M.D. 3 
plates. Svo. 4 
Aiiatomia Brittanica. A System of Anatomy and Physiology, selected from the 
works of Haller, Albinus, Monro, Winslow, Hunter, Soemmerring, Scarpa, 
Cruikshank, Masgagni, Murray, Walter, Sabatier, Meckel, Zinn, Ac. 3 v. 12mo. 
Anatomical Examinations. A complete Series of Anatomical Questions with An- 
swers : the Answers arranged so as to form an elementary system of Anatomy ; 
to which are added Tables of the Bones, Muscles, and Arteries. 12mo. 
Anatomical Remembrancer ; or Complete Pocket Anatomist, containing a concise 
description of the Bones, Ligaments, Muscles, and Viscera ; the distribution of the 
Nerves, Blood-Vessels and Absorbents ; the arrangement of the several Eascija ; 
the Organs of Generation in the Male and Female, and the Organs of the Sen- 
ses. 32ino. 
Anderson, W. System of Surgical Anatomy. On the structure of the Groin, Pel- 
vis and Perineum, as connected with Inguinal and Femoral Hernia, Tying the 
Iliac Arteries, and the operation of Lithotomy. 9 plates. 4to. 
Andral, G. Treatise on Pathological Anatomy : translated by Drs. Townsend and 
West. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Essay on the Blood in Disease: translated by Drs. Meigs and Stilie. 8vo. 
Medical Clinic, or Reports of Medical Cases—Diseases of the Abdomen, the 
Chest, and the Encephalon. With Observations, Ac., by Dr. Spillan. 3 V. 8vo. 
Andrews, M. W. Practical Observations on the Application of Lunar Caustic to 
Strictures in the Urethra; with remarks on its use in Strictures in the (Esopha- 
gus. 8vo. 
Annesi.ey, J. Sketches of the most prevalent diseases of India ; comprising a 
Treatise on the Epidemic Cholera of the East; Statistical and Topographical Re- 
ports of the diseases in the different divisions of the army under the Madras Presi- 
dency ; the Annual rate of Mortality, Ac.; Practical Observations on the effects 
of Calomel on the Alimentary Canal, and on the Diseases most prevalent in In* 
dia ; also, an Inquiry into Chronic Inflammations and Abscess of the Liver. Col- 
oured plate. 8vo. 
Aran, F. A. Practical Manual of the Diseases of the Heart and Great Vessels: 
translated by W. A. Harris, M.D. l2mo. 
Aret.eus on the Causes and Signs of Acute and Chronic Disease : translated by T. 
F. Reynolds, M.D. 8vo. 
Armstrong, John. Memoir of his Life and Medical Opinions: to which is added an 
Inquiry into the facts connected with those forms of Fever attributed to Malaria 
or Marsh Effluvium : by Francis Boott, M.D. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Art of Preserving Health: a Poem. 
1— Practical Illustrations of Typhus Fever, of the Common Continued Fever, 
and of Inflammatory Diseases. 8vo. 
Facts and Observations relative to the Fever commonly called Puerperal: 
Practical Illustrations of the Scarlet Fever, Pulmonary Consumption, and Measles: 
with observations on the efficacy of Sulphureous Waters in Chronic Complaints. 
8 vo. 
■ Lectures on the Morbid Anatomy, Nature, and Treatment of Acute and 
Chronic Diseases: edited by Joseph Rix. 8vo. 
Same work, with an Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. Armstrong, by 
John Bell, M.D. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Arnott, N. Elements of Physics; cr Natural Philosophy, general and medical: 
in plain or noil-technical language. With additions by Isaac Hays, M.D. bvo. 
Asiiwell, S. A Practical Treatise on the Diseases peculiar to Women : with 
Notes by Paul B. Goddard, M.D. 8vo. 
On Incision in cases of Occlusion, and Rigidity of the Uterus. 
Assalini, P. Observations on the Disease called the Plagdc, on the Dysentery, the 
Ophthalmy of Egypt, and on the means of prevention : with some remarks on the 
Yellow Fever of Cadiz, and the description and plan of a Hospital for the recep- 
tion of patients affected with epidemic and contagious diseases. Translated by 
Adam Neale. To which is added a Letter concerning the Seasoning or Yellow 
Fever ol the West Indies: bv George Pinchard, M.D. 12ino. 5 
Atkins, D. Medical and Surgical Cases and Observations. Plates. 8vo. 
Averill, C. A Short Treatise on Operative Surgery, describing the principal 
Operations as they are practised in England and France. For the use of Stu- 
dents in operating on the Dead Body. With additions by John Bell, M.D. 12mo. 
Baillie, M. Morbid Anatomy ef some of the most important parts of the Human 
Body. Svo. 
Bakewell, R. ' An Introduction to Geology : intended to convey a practical knowl- 
edge of the science, and comprising the most important recent discoveries; with 
explanations of the Facts and Phenomena which serve to confirm or invalidate 
various Geological Theories. With an Appendix by Prof. B. Silliman. Plates. 
8 vo. 
Ball, I. Analytical View of the Animal Economy, calculated for the Students of 
Medicine as well as private gentlemen. With allegories and moral reflections 
drawn from the subject, to awaken the mind to an elevated sense of the great 
Author of Nature. 12mo. 
Bampfield, R. W. Essay on Curvatures and Diseases of the. Spine, including all 
the forms of Spinal Distortion : to which the Fothergillian gold medal was award- 
ed by the Medical Society of London. Edited by J. R. Mitchell, M.D. 8vo. 
Bancroft, E. N. An Essay on the Disease called Yellow Fever, with observations 
concerning Febrile Contagion, Typhus Fever, Dysentery, and the Plague. YY ith 
Notes by John B. Davidge, M.D. 8vo. 
Bard, S. Compendium of the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, containing 
practical instructions for the management of Women during Pregnancy, in La- 
bour, and in Child-bed. Many engravings. 8vo. 
Barnes, J. The New London Chemical Pocket Book, or Memoranda C hemic a; 
adapted to the daily use of the Student. Engravings. 12mo. 
Barry, E. A Treatise on the Three different Digestions and Discharges of the 
Human Body, and the Diseases of their principal organs. 8vo. 
Bartlett, E. Essay on the Philosophy of Medical Science. Svo. 
History, Diaguosis, and Treatment of Typhoid and of Typhus Fever: with 
an essay on the diagnosis of Bilious Remittent and of Yellow Fever 8vo. 
Sketches of the Character and Writings of eminent living Surgeons and 
Physicians of Paris. With portraits of Broussais and Dupuytren. 12mo. 
Bartlett, J. S. Physician’s Pocket Synopsis: conveying an accurate and concise 
view of the History, Character, Symptoms, and Treatment of the various Medical 
and Surgical Diseases incident to the Human frame. Compiled from the best 
authorities, with references to the most approved modern writers: together with 
the natures, properties, and doses of the simple and compound agents employed in 
Pharmacy. Revised by Henry Coley. lSrno. 
Barton, W. P. C. Outlines of Lectures on Materia Medica and Botany, delivered 
in Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. 2 vols. 12mo. 
Vegetable Materia Medica of the United States; or Medical Botany: con- 
taining a Botanical, General, and Medical History of Medicinal Plants indigenous 
to the United States. 50 coloured plates. 2 vols. 4to. 
Barwell, Mrs.- Infant Treatment; with Directions to Mothers for self-manage- 
ment before, during, and after pregnancy. Addressed to Mothers and Nurses. 
Revised by a Physician of New York under the approval and recommendation of 
Valentine Mott, M.D. 12mo. 
Bateman, T. A Practical Synopsis oPCutaneous Diseases, according to the arrange- 
ment of Dr. Willan, exhibiting a concise view of the diagnostic symptoms, and the 
method of treatment. Plate. 8vo. 
Baudelocqve, A. C. Treatise on Puerperal Peritonitis, to which was awarded the 
Prize of the Royal Society of Medicine of Bordeaux. Translated by G. S. Bed- 
ford, M.D. Svo. 
An Abridgment of Heath’s Translation of Baudelocque’s Midwifery : with 
Notes by William P. Dewees, M.D. Plates, t vo. 6 
Bayle, A. L. J. & II. IIollard. A Manual of General Anatomy, containing a 
concise description of the elementary tissues of the Human Body. Translated by 
S. D. Gross, M.l). 8vo. 
Bayle, A. I,. J. An Elementary Treatise on Anatomy. Translated by A. S. 
Doane, M.D. I8mo. 
Baynton, T. Descriptive Account of a New Method of treating Old Ulcers of the 
Legs. 8vo. 
Beach, W. American Practice of Medicine ; being a Treatise on the Character, 
Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment of Diseases of Men, Women, and Children, of 
all Climates, on Vegetable or Botanical Principles, &c. Many engravings. 
3 vols. 8vo. 
The Family Physician ; or the Reformed System of Medicine, on Vegetable 
or Botanical Principles : being a Compendium of the “ American Practice.-’ Many 
engravings. 8vo. 
Beale, I,. J. A Treatise on the Distortions and Deformities of the Human Body: 
exhibiting a concise view of the nature and treatment of the principal Malforma- 
tions and Distortions of the Chest, Spine, and Limbs. 4 plates. 8vo. 
Beaumont, W. Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice, and the Phys- 
iology of Digestion. Engravings. 8vo. 
Beciie, H. T. De La. Geological Manual. With engravings. 8vo. 
Beck, T. R. & J. B. Elements of Medical Jurisprudence. 2 vols. Svo. 
Beclard, P. A. Elements of General Anatomy, or a Description of every kind of 
Organs composing the Human Body. With Notes by Joseph Togno, M.D. Svo. 
Beddoes, T. Contributions to Physical and Medical Knowledge, principally from 
the West of England. Svo. 
Observations on the Nature and Cure of Calculus, Sea Scurvy, Consump- 
tion, Catarrh, and Fever. 8vo. 
Bedingfield, J. A Compendium of Medical Practice, illustrated by interesting and 
instructive cases, &c. With Notes by Stephen W. Williams, M.D. Svo. 
Begin, L. J. The French Practice of Medicine : being a translation of L. J. Begin'* 
Treatise on Therapeutics, with notes and observations illustrative of the treatment 
of diseases in the climate of North America: by Xavier Tessier. 8vo. 
Application of the Physiological Doctrine to Surgery. Translated by W. 
S. Reynolds, M.D. 8vo. 
Belinaye, H. Compendium of Lithotripsy; or an account of removal of the Stone 
from the Bladder without incision ; with a series of statistical tables, and nume- 
rous wosd-cuts representing the most important instruments and improvements 
to the present time. 8vo. 
Bell, Benjamin. A Treatise on Gonorrhoea Virulcnta, and Lucs Venerea. 8vo. 
Bell, Charles. A System of Operative Surgery, founded on the Basis of Anato- 
my. Many engravings. 2 vols. 8vo. 
A System of Dissections, explaining the Anatomy of the Human Body, 
with the manner of displaying the parts, the distinguishing the natural from the 
diseased appearances, and pointing out to the Student the objects most worthy of 
attention, during a course of dissections. 2 vols. 18mo. 
The Hand, its Mechanism and Vital Endowments, as evincing design. En- 
gravings. A Bridgwrater Treatise. 12mo. 
The Nervous System of the Human Body, embracing the Papers delivered 
to the Royal Society on the subject of the Nerves. 10 Plates. 8vo. 
The Anatomy and Philosophy of Expression, as connected with the Fine 
Arts. Many very fine engravings. 8vo. 
A Series of Engravings explaining the Course of the Nerves. P plates. 4to. 
Engravings of the Arteries ; illustrating the Anatomy of the Human Body, 
and serving as an introduction to the Surgery of the Arteries. 10 coloured 
plates. Svo. 
Observations on Injuries of the Spine and of the Thigh Bone. 9 plates. 4to. 
Institutes of Surgery ; arranged in the order of the Lectures delivered in 
the University of Edinburgh, Svo. 7 
Bell, John &, Charles. Tiie Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Cody. 
Numerous engravings. 3 vols. 8vo. 
Cell, John. The Principles of Surgery as they relate to Wounds, Ulcers, Fistula;, 
Aneurisms, Wounded Arteries, Fraciures of the Limbs, Tumours, the Operations 
of Trepan and Lithotomy. With commentaries, &,c., by Charles Bell. Many 
engravings and coloured plates. 4 vols. 8vo. 
Discourses ou the Nature and Cure of Wounds. Plates. 8vo. 
.— Engravings of the Bones. 12 plates. 4to. 
Engravings of the Museies and Joints. 1G plates. 4to. 
A Practical Dictionary of Materia Mcdica ; including the composition, prep- 
aration, and uses of medicines ; and a largo number of extemporaneous formu- 
la; ; together with important toxicological observations. 8vo. 
Health and Beauty : an Explanation of the Laws of Growth and Exercise : 
through which a pleasing contour, symmetry of form, and graceful carriage of 
the body are acquired ; and the common deformities of the spine and chest pre- 
vented. 18mo. 
Lessons on the Human Frame, designed for Schools and Families. En- 
gravings. 18mo. 
On Regimen and Longevity ; comprising materia alimentaria, national 
dietetic usages, and the influence of civilization on health and the duration of 
life. l2mo. 
——- On Baths and Mineral Waters. 12mo. 
Bell, J., and W. Stokes. Lectures or. the Theory and Practice of Physic. 2 v. 8vo. 
Bell, J-, and D. F. Coxdie. All the material Facts in the History of the Epidemic 
Cholera ; being a Report of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, to the 
Board of Health; and a full account of tiie causes, post mortem appearances, and 
treatment of the disease. Svo. 
Bell, T. The Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases of the Teeth. 11 plates. 8vo. 
Bxment, C. N. American Poulterer’s Companion: a Practical Treatise on Breed- 
ing, Rearing, Fattening, and General the various species of Do- 
mestic Poultry. 68 engravings. 12mo. 
Bertix, R. J. Treatise on tire Diseases of the Heart and Great Vessels. Edited by 
J. Bouillaud, and translated by C. W. Chauncy, M.D. Svo. 
Berzelius, J. J. The Kidneys and Urine : translated by M. H. Boyd and F. Learn- 
ing, M.D. Svo. 
Use of the Blow-pipe in Chemistry and Mineralogy. Translated by J. D. 
' Whitney. 4 plates. Svo. 
Bichat, X. General Anatomy applied to Physiology and Medicine : translated by 
George Hayward, M.D. 3 vols. Svo. 
Additions to the General Anatomy, by P. A. Beclard; translated by G. Hay- 
ward, M.D. Svo. 
Pathological Anatomy. The last course of X. Bichat, from an autographic 
manuscript of P. A. Beclard: with an account of the life and labours of Bichat, 
by F. G. Boisseau. Translated by Joseph Togno. Svo. 
Physiological Researches on Life and Death: with Notes by F. Magcndis. 
Translated by F. Gold and G. Hayward, M.D. 8vo. 
— A Treatise on tire Membranes in general, and on different Membranes in 
particular: with a historical notice of tiie life and writings of the author, by M. 
Husson. Translated by John G. Coffin, M.D. Svo. 
Bigelow, H. J. Manual of Orthopedic Surgery, being a Dissertation which obtained 
the Boylston Prize for 1844, on the following Question: “• In what cases and to 
what extent is the Division of Muscles, Tendons, or other parts proper for the 
relief of Deformity or -Lameness 1” 6 plates. 8vo. 
Bigelow, J. Florida Bostoniciisis: A Collection of Plants of Boston and its vicinity, 
with tlrcir generic and specific characters, principal synonyms, descriptions, places 
of growth, and time of flowering, Ac., with a Glossary of Botanical Terms. 12mo. 
American Medical Botany, being a collection of tire native medicinal plants 
of the United States, containing their Botanical History and Chemical Analysis, 8 
and Properties and Uses in Medicine, Diet, and the Arts. 60 coloured plates. 
3 vols. 8vo. 
Elements of Technology, taken chiefly from a course of Lectures delivered 
at Cambridge, on the Application of the Sciences to the Useful Arts. Plates. 8vo. 
Bjllard, C. M. A Treatise on the Diseases of Infants, founded on recent clinical 
observations and investigations in Pathological Anatomy, made at the Hospice des 
Enfans trouves : with a dissertation on the viability of the child. With Notes by 
Dr. Ollivier, of Angers; and an Appendix by James Stewart, M.D. 8vo. 
Billing, A. First Principles of Medicine. 8vo. 
Bird, G. Urinary Deposits, their Diagnosis, Pathology, and Therapeutical Indica- 
tions. 8vo. • 
Black, S. Clinical and Pathological Reports. 8vo. 
Blackall, J. Observations on the Nature and Cure of Dropsies, and particularly 
on the presence of the coagulate part of the blood in dropsical urine: with an 
Appendix containing several cases of Angina Pectoris, with Dissections, &c. 8vo. 
Blacklock, A. Treatise on Sheep ; with the best means for their Improvement, 
General Management, and Treatment of their Diseases. 8 plates. 18mo. 
Blandi.v, P. II. A Treatise on Topographical Anatomy; or the Anatomy of the 
Regions of tho Human Body, considered in its relations with Surgery and Ope- 
rative Medicine. 8vo. With 4to Atlas of 12 plates. 
Blank, Sir Gilbert. Elements of Medical Logic, illustrated by practical proofs and 
examples. 12mo. 
Blegeorougit, R. Facts and Observations respecting the Air-Pump Vapour-Bath 
in Gout, Rheumatism, Palsy, and other Diseases. Plate. 18mo. 
Blundell, J. Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Midwifery: edited by 
Charles Severn, M.D. 8vo. 
Observations on of the more important Diseases of Women: edited 
by Thomas Castle, M.D. 8vo. 
Boeriiaave, H. Academical Lectures on the Theory of Physic: being a genuine 
translation of his Institutes and Explanatory Comment, collated and adjusted to 
each other, as they were dictated to his Students at the University of Leyden. 
6 vols. 8vo. 
An Account of the Life and Writings of Herman Boeriiaave, with por- 
trait. 8vo. 
Boisseau, F. G. Physiological Pyretology ; or a Treatise on Fevers, according to 
the principles of the New Medical Doctrine. Translated by J. R. Knox, M.D. 8vo. 
Booth, J. C., and M. II. Boye. Encyclopedia of Chemistry, Theoretical and Prac- 
lical: presenting a complete and extended view of the present state of Chemical 
Science, with its applications to Medical Science, Agriculture, the Arts, and Man- 
ufactures. Numerous engravings. 8vo. 
Borreman’s Piate of the Nerves ; 4j feet long : on Roller. 
Bostock, J. An Elementary System of Physiology. 3 vols. 8vo. 
Boswell, —. Poultry-Yard ; a Practical View of the best method of Selecting, 
Rearing, and Feeding the various species of Domestic Fowl. 18mo. 
Bouillaud, J. New Researches on Acute Articular Rheumatism in general ; and 
especially on the Law of Coincidence of Pericarditis and Endocarditis with tlii3 
Disease, as well as on the Efficacy of the method of treating it by repeated 
Blood-lettings at short intervals. Translated by James Kitchen, M.D. 8vo. 
Eoussingault, M. Rural Economy in its relations with Chemistry, Physics, and 
Meteorology. Translated by Geo. Lowe. l2mo. 
Boyer, Baron. A Treatise on Surgical Diseases, and the Operations suited to them. 
Translated by A. II. Stevens, M.D. Plates. 2 vols. 8vo. 
'l'lie Lectures of Boyer on Diseases of the Bones, arranged in a systematic 
Treatise, by A. Richerand. Translated by M. Farrell, M.D.: with Notes, &c., 
by J. Ilartshoriie, M.D. Plates. 8vo. 9 
Brande, W. T. A Dictionary of Science, Literature, and Art: comprising the 
History, Description, and Scientific Principles of every branch of Human Knowl- 
edge ; with the derivation and definition of all the Terms in general use. Nu- 
merous engravings. 8vo. 
Bree, R. A Practical Inquiry into Disordered Respiration ; distinguishing tho 
species of Convulsive Asthma, their causes and indications of cure. 8vo. 
Brera, V. L. A Treatise on Verminous Diseases, preceded by the Natural His- 
tory of Intestinal Worms, and their origin in the Human Body. With Notes by 
J. Bartoli. Translated by John G. Coffin, M.D. 5 plates, 8vo. 
Brewster, D. New Edinburgh Encyclopedia, conducted by David Brewster, LL.D., 
assisted by upwards of one hundred Gentlemen in Europe, most eminent in Sci- 
ence and Literature ; and now improved for the greater satisfaction and better in- 
formation of the People of the United States, in the Civil, Religious, and Natural 
History of their country ; in American Biography ; and in the great discoveries 
in Mechanics and the Arts. .Many plates. 20 vols. 4to. 
A Treatise on Optics: with an Appendix by A. D. Bache, A.M. Numer- 
ous engravings. L2mo. 
BricAeteau, I. Medical Clinics of the Hospital Necker ; or, Researches and Ob- 
servations on the Nature, Treatment, and Physical Causes of Diseases. 8vo. 
Bridgewater Treatises on tiie Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God, as manifested 
in the Creation. Many plates. 7 vols. 8vo. 
Brigham, A. An Inquiry concerning the Diseases and Functions of the Brain, tho 
Spinal Cord, and the Nerves. 12mo. 
Remarks on the Influence of Mental Cultivation, and Mental Excitement 
upon Health. 18mo. 
Observations on the Influence of Religion upon the Health and Physical 
Welfare of Mankind. 12mo. 
A Treatise on Epidemic Cholera ; including a historical account of its 
Origin and Progress, to the present period. With Map showing its progress. 12mo. 
Broaches, W. Diseases of the Alimentary Canal and Constipation, treated Ho- 
mceopathically: with Notes by G. Humphrey, M.D.: also an Essay on Homoe- 
opathic Diet. 18ino. 
Bp.ooie, Sir B. C. Pathological and Surgical Observations on the Diseases of the 
Joints. 8vo. 
Lectures on the Diseases of the Urinary Organs. 8vo. 
Brouss.yis, F. J. V. On Irritation and Insanity, wherein the relations of the Physi- 
cal with the Moral conditions of Man, are established on the basis of Physiolog- 
ical Medicine. Translated by Thomas Cooper, M.D. 8vo. 
Principles of Physiological Medicine, in the form of Propositions ; embracin'* 
Physiology, Pathology, and Therapeutics, with Commentaries on those relating to 
Pathology. Translated by Isaac Hays, M.D., and R. E. Griffith, M.D. 8vo. 
History of Chronic Phlegmasia), or Inflammations, founded on Clinical ex- 
perience and Pathological Anatomy, exhibiting a view of the different varieties 
end complications of these diseases, with their various methods of treatment. 
Translated by Isaac Hays, M.D., and R. E. Griffith, M.D. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Brown, J. The Elements of Medicine; ora Translation of tho Elementa Medi- 
cina) Brunonis: with Notes, Illustrations, and Comments. 8vo. 
Browne, W. A. F. What Asylums were, are, and ought to be: being the sub- 
stance of five Lectures delivered before the Managers of the Montrose Royal Lu- 
natic Asylum. 12mo. 
Buchan, W. Domestic Medicine, or a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Dis- 
eases, by Regimen and Simple Medicines: with observations on Sea-Bathing, and 
the use of Mineral Waters. 8vo. 
Buckland, W. Geology and Mineralogy considered with reference to Natural 
Theology. A Bridgewater Treatise. 69 plates. 2 vols. 8vo. 
Buel, Jesse. The Farmer’s Companion ; or Essays on the Principles and Practice 
of American Husbandry. Engravings. 12mo. 10 
Buist, R. American Flower-Garden Directory ; containing Practical Directions for 
the Culture of Plants'in the Flower-Garden, Hot-House, Green-House, Rooms, 
or Parlour Windows, for every month in the year; with a Description of the 
Plants most, desirable in each; Nature of the Soil, &c. l2mo. 
The Rose Manual, containing accurate descriptions of all the finest varie- 
ties of Roses, properly classed in their respective families, their character arid 
mode of culture, with directions for their propagation, and destruction of Insects. 
Engravings. 12mo. 
Bill, T. Hints to Mothers for the Management of Health during the period of 
Pregnancy, and in the Lying-in Room ; with an exposure of popular errors in 
connexion with those subjects. 18mo. 
Burdell, H. & J. Observations on the Structure, Physiology, Anatomy, and Dis- 
eases of the Teeth. 8 engravings. 8vo. 
Bijrkf., J. F. The Dispensing Chemist’s and Medical Pupil's Assistant: contain- 
ing Latin directions, with their translations, for every species of Medical Prescrip- 
tion: with several forms of ordinary Prescriptions, and a succinct account of the 
properties and doses of the various Medicines in common use. 12mo. 
Burke, W. A Popular Compendium of Anatomy ; or a concise and clear descrip- 
tion of the Human Body : with the Physiology or Natural History of the various 
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cal Review, believing there is no Medical Journal superior to it in point of erudition a 
science on either side of the Atlantic. > 
JOSEPH M. SMITH, M. D. Prof, of Thee, and Prac. of Phv» 
I have been in llie habit of reading the Medico-Chirurgica! Review from its first publi1 
tion in this country, and have derived more advantage from its perusal, than any otl 
Medical Journal with which 1 am acquainted. 
EDW. PELAF1ELD, M. D. Prof. ofOlistet., Ac 
The pubhc opinion has been so decidedly and favourably expressed in relation to I merits of Dr. Johnson’s Journal a? to render almost unnecessary any additional testimony 
in favour of the spirit and aoditv with which it is conducted. Devoted as this Journal is to 
tile analysis of works to which a great proportion of the Medical Profession in this country 
are necessarily denied access, I have always looked upon its republication here, ns a sub- 
stantial so r'>iee rendered to the cause of Medical Literature in the United States; and l can- 
not therefore but wish the enterprising publisher every success in his endeavours to give it 
an extended circulation. JOHN E. BECK, M. D. Prof, of Mat. Mai. 
'Ihe fiUtwinq Gentlemen have expressed their concurrence with Use foregoing: 
.7. AUG. SMITH, M. D. Prof, of Anat. and Surg., J. D. .TAGUES, M D , Treas. and 
Trustee of Coll. cfPhys. and Surg., JAS. FREEMAN DANA, Prof. of Chemistry ; J. 11. 
RHINELANDER, M. D., Dent, of Anat.; N. H. DERING, Regist. 
1 slate with great readiness, the high opinion 1 entertain of Johnson’s Medico-Chirurgi- 
cal Review. Among foreign periodicals none can be more useful to the American practi- 
tioner both for enlightened views and extensive information. 
T. ROMEYN RECK, (Albany.) 
Sir,—I consider Dr. Johnson’s *■ Medico-Ciiirurgieal Review 11 one of the best periodical 
Journals of Great Britain, and believe that your republication of it will prove a valuable ac- 
, cession to the Medical Literature of this country. You have my best wishes for its success. 
DAVID HOSACX. !\i. D.. Pres, of Med. Fac. of Rutger’s Coll. 
We fully concur in the opinion expressed by Dr. Hosack, of the value of Johnson’s Jour- 
nal. SAML. L. MITCHELL. M. D. Vice-Prcs., WILLIAM J. MACNEVIN, M. D, 
Prof, of Thrr. and Mat. Med.; VALENTINE MOTT, M. D , Prof, of Surg.; JOHN W. 
FRANCIS, M. D., Prof, of Ob.-tet.. &e.; JOHN D. GODMAN, 31. D.. Prof, of Anat. and 
Phvsiol.; iOIIN GRISCOM, LL. D , Prof. ofChem.; P. S. TOWNSEND, M. D., Regist. 
N. CHAPNAN, M. D., Prof, of Prac. Med. of University of Pennsylvania ; W. E. 
HORNER. M. D., Prof, of Anat.; GEORGE 17 WOOD. M. D., Prof, of Slat. Med. : 
WM GIBSON, M. D , Prof, of Surg ; II. L. HODGE, M. D., Prof, of Obstets.; S. JACK- 
SON. M. 1).. Prof, of Insts. of Med. 
It. DUNGLISON, M. D., Prof, of Insts. of Mod. &e., of Jefferson Mall. College of 
Phi in.; R. 31. HUSTON. M. D . Prof, of Mat. Med. ; JOS. PANCOAST, 31. D . Prof. 
I of SurM. Anat.; J. K. MITCHELL, 31. D., Prof, of Prac. of3Icd.; THOMAS J. MUT- 
|TER. 31. D., Prof, of Prac. aud Surg.; CIIAS. D. MEIGS, 31. D , Prof, of Obstets. 
I S. G. MORTON. M. D., Prof, of Anat. and Phys., of Pennsylvania College; GEORGE 
M CL ELL AN, M. D., Prof. ofG'um.; W3I. RUSH, M. D., Prof, of Prac. Med.; R. 31. 
BIRD, 31. D . Prof. of3Iat. 3Ied.; SAMUEL MCLELLAN. M. D., Prof of Obstets. 
[ Sir,—I am much gratilied to learn, that you propose to continue the republication of John- 
son’s Mcdieo-Chirurgical Review. This work I have taken from its commencement in 1 SCO, 
arid from a comparison of it with other periodical publications, I have no hesitation in < x- 
pressing my belief, that it is the best Medical Journal now published in Europe. Ii is net 
like many works of the kind, a mere temporary journal, a repository only of the most recent 
I intelligence, but it conveys to the Profession an inestimable treasure, a full analytical view 
of .Medical Literature, serving as a book of study for the present tune, and a most valuable 
record for future reference. It cannot be too strongly recommended, and particularly In 
those who, from extensive professional avocations, or removal from good libraries, have no 
. means of consulting the original works which daily issue from the press. 
Trulv and respectfully yours, THOMAS SEWELL, (Washington. D. C.) 
; 31 y Dear Sir,—In compliance with your request of my opinion of the Ylcdieo-Chirurgieal 
Review, I make no hesitation in saving, that in the style and arrangement of its matter, the 
number and variety of subjects discussed ; live impartiality and strictness of its critiques, it is 
superior to any other British journal with which I am acquainted, and not inferior to any 
journal, European or American. The impartiality it has evinced towards American authors 
is an additional claim to the regard of the American Physician. 1 do therefore hope, most 
sincerely, that, the aiedico-Chiturgical Review will meet with a most liberal patronage, and 
that it will occupy a place in the library of every physician. 
Very rcspcctfullV yours, W. WILLOUGHBY, (Newport, N. Y.) 
1 The London Mcdieo-Chirurgical Review, conducted by Dr. Johnson and others, is one 
of the best periodical works on 3Iedical Science. Its republication in this country must he 
considered.very useful to the medical profession. 
JOHN C. W ARREN, (Prof, of Anat. and Surg , Boston. ) 
Sir,—I have been a reader of the Mcdieo-Chirurgical Review from its first publication, 
and have found it at all times to contain a general view of the current medical literature ot 
the day. This makes its pages very valuable, and enables the medical practitioner to judge 
what works lie need to possess himself of I hope that its republication in this country wi.[ 
be sufficiently encouraged. 1 am, Sir, vour obedient servant, 
JAMES JACKSON, (Boston.) 
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