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1831.

SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE,

2183. Abercrombie.—Pathological and Practical Research-es on Diseases of the Stomach, the IntestinalCanal, the Liver and other Yiscera of the Abdomen.2d Ed. By J. Abercrombie, M.D. Svo. Edin. 1830.

2183 a. Pathological and Practical Researches on Dis-eases of the Brain and Spinal Cord. 2d Edit. ByJohn Abercrombie, M.D. Svo. Edinb. 1829.

2182. Abernethy.—Lectures on the Theory and Practiceof Surgery. By John Abernethy, F.R.S. &c. Svo.New-York, 1830.

2190 ato Adelon.—Physiologic de PHomme. Par N. P.2190 b. Adelon, D.M.P. 4 tom. 2d. Edit. Svo. Paris,

1829.783 a. Alcock. —Lectures on Practical and Medical Sur-

gery : comprising reflections and observations onSurgical Education, &c. &c. 12mo. ; with Plates.By Thomas Alcock. London, 1830.

Alibert.—Description des Maladies de la Peau Ob-servees h LTlopital Saint Louis, et exposition desmeilleurs methodes Suivies pour lenr traitement.Par J. L. Alibert, Med. en chef de I’Hopital St.Louis, &c. &c. Grand folio. Planches. Paris,1825.

2206. Andral.—A Treatise on Pathological Anatomy. ByG. Andral, Prof. &c. Translated|from the French

by Richard Townsend, M.D. &c. and William West,M.D. &c. Yol. Ist. Svo. Dublin, 1829.

Annesley.—Researches into the causes, nature, andtreatment of the more prevalent Diseases of India,and of Warm Climates generally, &c. By JamesAnnesley, Esq. of the Madras Medical Establish-ment, &c. In 2 vols. royal quarto. Col. Plates.London, 1828.

2514 a. Armstrong.—The Morbid xYnatomy of the Stomach,b. Bowels, and Liver. Illustrated by Plates. Byc. John Armstrong, M.D. &c. 3 Fasciculi. 4to.

London, 1828.

2214. Ballingall.—-Introductory Lectures to a Course ofMilitary Surgery, &c. By Joseph Ballingall, M.D.F.R.S.E. Svo. Loudon, 1830.

2220. Bardsley.—Hospital Facts and Observations. Il-lustrative of the Efficacy of the New Remedies,Strychnia, Brucia, Acetate of Morphia, Veratria,lodine, &c. &c. By James Lomax Bardsley, M.D.Bvo. London, 1830.

787 a. Bayle and Hollaru.—A Manual of General Anat-omy, or a concise Description of the primitiveTissues, Systems, &c. By A. L. J. Bayle, D.M.P.and H. Hollard, D.M.P. &c. 16mo. London,1829. Translated from the French by Henry Storer.

2239. Be'clard.—Elements of General Anatomy ; or aDescription of every kind of Organs composing theHumanßody. By J. A. Bedard. Translated from theFrench by Joseph Togno, M.D. Bvo. Philad. 1830.

2523. Bell.—Engravings of the Muscles and Joints. ByCharles Bell, Surg. 4to. Philadelphia, 1815.

2308. Bichat.—An Epitome of the Physiology, GeneralAnatomy, and Pathology of Bichat. By ThomasHenderson, M.D. Bvo. Philadelphia, 1829.

2344. Bracket. —Recherches Experimentales sur les Fonc-tions du Systeme nerveux Ganglionnaire, et sur leurapplication a la Pathologic. Par J. L. Brachet,Med. de I’Hotel Dieu, &c. &c. Bvo. Paris, 1830.

Breschet.—Recherches Anatomiqiies, Physiolo-giques, et Pathologiques sur le Systeme Yeineux,Par M. G. Breschet, M.D. &c. 8 livraisons.(chaque nontenant six planches). Paris, 1829-30.

2335 b. Broussais.—De I’lrritation et de la Folie, ouvragedans lequel les rapports du physique et du moralsont etabli sur les bases de la medecine physiolo-gique. Par F. J. Y. Broussais. Bvo. Paris, 1828.

2335 c. Broussais. —History of Chronic Phlegmasise, or In-2335 d. flammations, founded on Clininal Experience and

Pathological Anatomy, Exhibiting a Yiew of thedifferent varieties and complications of these Dis-eases, with their various methods of treatment. ByF. J. Y. Broussais, M.D. &c. Translated fromthe French of the 4th edition, by Isaac Hays, M.D.and R. E. Griffith, M.D. 2 vols. Bvo. Philadelphia,183 L

2365. Burns.—The Principles of Midwifery, including theDiseases of Women and Children. By John Burns.Bvo. London, 1814.

2367. Burrows. —Commentaries on the Causes, Forms,Symptoms and Treatment, Moral and Medical, ofInsanity. By George Man Burrows, M.D. &c.Bvo. London, 1828.

Catalogue of the New York Hospital Library for1829.

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899 a. Catalogue of the Medical Library of the Pennsyl-vania Hospital for 1829. Svo.

2008 a Chopart.—Traitd des Maladies des Voies Urinaires.b. Par Chopart, Prof, aux Ecoles de Chirurgie, &c.

Nouv. Edit. Revue Corrigee, &c. par M. E. H.Felix Pascal, M.D, &c. 2 tomes. Svo. Paris, 1830.

2035. Christison.—A Treatise on Poisons, in relation toMedical Jurisprudence, Physiology, and the Practiceof Physic. By Robert Christison, M.D.P. &c.Svo. Edinb. 1829.

2019 a. Cooke.—A Treatise on Nervous Diseases. By JohnCooke, M.D. F.A.S. Svo. Boston, 1824.

2539 a. Cooper.—lllustrations of the Diseases of the Breast.By Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. F.R.S. Part Ist. 4to.London, 1829.

2054-S A Dictionary of Practical Surgery. By SamuelCooper, Surgeon, &c. ; with Notes by D. M.Reese, M.D. &c. 2 vols. Svo. New-York, 1830.

2056. The same in 1 vol. New-York, 1830.2036. Coster.—The Practice of Medicine according to the

Principles of the Physiological Doctrine. By J.Coster, M.D. Translated from the French. Bvo.Philadelphia, 1831.

2073. Craigie.—Elements of General and PathologicalAnatomy, adapted to the present State of Knowl-edge in that Science. By David Craigie, M.D.&c. Svo. Edinb. 1828.

Cruveilhier.—Anatomie Pathologique du CorpsHumain, ou Descriptions, avec Figures Litho-graphiees et Colorides des diverses Alterations mor-bides dont le Corps humain est susceptible. Par J.Cruveilhier, Prof, d’Anatomie k la Faculte de Med.:de Paris, &c. 1830. Fol. Livraisons, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11.

2120 a. Denman.—An Introduction to the Practice of Mid-wifery. By Thomas Denman ; with Notes, &c.by John W. Francis, M.D. &c. Svo. New-York,1821.

2128 a. Desmoulins.—Anatomic des Systemes Nerveux desb. Animaux a Yertxbres appliqu.ee h la Physiologic et kc. la Zoologie, ouvrage dont la partie physiologique est

faite conjointement avec F. Magendie, Membre deI’lnstitut. Par A. Desmoulins, M.D. Tom 2. Svo.avec Atlas 4to. Paris, 1825.

2129 a. De-wees.—A Practice of Physic, comprising- most of2129 b. the Diseases not treated of in “Diseases of Fe-

males,” and “ Diseases of Children.” By WilliamDewees, M.D. &c. 2 vols. Svo. Philad. 1830.

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2479 to Dictionnaire de Medecine. Par MM. Adelon,2499. Bedard, Biett, Breschet, Chomel, H. Cloquet, J.

Cloquet, Coutanceau,Desormeaux,Ferrus, Georget,Guersent, Jadelot, Lagneau, Landre', Beauvais,Mare, Marjolin, Orfila, Pelletier, Paige', Delorme,Richard, Rochoux, Rostan, Roux et Ruillier. Tom.21. Svo. Paris, 1821-8.

2137 a Dorsey.—Elements of Surgery for the Use of Stu-and b. dents. With Plates. By John Lyng Dorsey. 2

vols. Svo. Philadelphia, 1818.

2145 a. Eberle.—A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine, in2145 b. 2 Yols. By John Eberle, M.D. &c. Phil. 1830.

Svo.2139. Edwards and Yavasseur.—A Manual of Materia

Medica and Pharmacy. Comprising a concise des-cription of the Articles used in Medicine. By H.M. Edwards, M.D. & P. Yavasseur. M.D. Svo.Phil. 1829.

1819. Fordyce.—Five Dissertations on Fever. By GeorgeFordyce, M.D. F.R.S. &c. Svo. Boston, 1815.

1848. Gall.—Some Account of Dr. Gall’s new Theory ofPhysiognomy ; founded on the Anatomy and Physiol-ogy of the Brain and the form of the Skull. By C.W. Hufeland, M.D. &c. Svo. London, 1807.

Gazette Medicale de Paris.—Journal de Medicineet des Sciences accessoires, paraissant touslesSamedis. Tome 2nd, Nos. 15, 28, 30 & 32. 4to.1831.

1832 a b. Gibson’s Surgery.—2 vols. Svo.1842 a. Gooch.—An account of some of the most important

Diseases peculiar to Women. By Robert Gooch,M.D. 2nd Edition, Svo. London, 1831.

1846 a. Goon.—The study ofMedicine by John Mason Good,to e. M.D. F.R.S. 5 vols. Bvo. Boston, 1826.

1850 a. Goupil.—Exposition des principes de la NouvelleDoctrine Medicale, avec un precis de Theses sou-tenues sur ces differentes parties. Par J. M. A.Goupil, D.M. Bvo. Paris, 1824.

1858. Grainger.—Elements of General Anatomy ; con-taining an Outline of the organization of the HumanBody. By R. D. Grainger,Lecturer on Anatomyand Physiology. Bvo. London, 1829.

1856-7. Gregory.—A Treatise on the Theory and Practice ofPhysic. By George Gregory, M.D. with Notesand Additions by N. Potter, M.D. and S. Colhoun,M.D. 2 vols. Bvo. Philadelphia, 1826.

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1858 a. Gross.—The Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases ofthe Bones and Joints. By Samuel D. Gross, M.D.Svo. Philadelphia, 1830.

1859. Guthrie.—Lectures on the Operative Surgery of theEye, or an Historical and Critical Inquiry into themethods recommended for the Cure of Cataract, forthe formation of artificial pupil, &c. &c. By G. I.Guthrie, F.R.S. 3rd Edition, Svo. London, 1830.

1859 a. A Treatise on Gun-shot Wounds, on Inflamma-tion, Erysipelas, and Mortification, and on Woundsof the Extremities requiring the different Operationsof Amputation &c. with five Engravings &c. By G.I. Guthrie, F.R.S. 3rd Edition, Svo. London, 1827.

1869 b. The Diseases and Injuries of the Arteries withthe Operations required for their Cure, &c. By G.I. Guthrie, F.R.S. &c. Svo. London, 1830.

1862 a. Hall.—Researches principally relative to the morbidEffects of the Loss of Blood. By Marshall Hall,M.D. F.R.S.E. Bvo. London, 1830.

1862 b. Commentaries on some of the more importantDiseases of Females. By Marshall Hall, M.D.&c. Svo. London, 1827.

917. Halsted.—A full and accurate account of the newmethod of curing Dyspepsia. Discovered and prac-tised by O Halsted. Svo. New York, 1830.

1872 b. Hamilton.—A Treatise on the Management of Fe-male Complaints. By Alexander Hamilton, M.D.and P. With Hints for the Treatment of the prin-cipal Diseases of Infants and Children. By Dr.James Hamilton Junr. Svo. Edinburgh, 1813.

3050. Hooper.—The Morbid Anatomy of the Human Brain.Illustrated by coloured Engravings of the most fre-quent and important Organic Diseases to which thatviscus is subject. By Robert Hooper, M.D. &c.folio, London, 1828.

1903. Hooper.—Lexicon Medicum or Medical Dictionary,&c. By Robert Hooper, M.D. F.L.S. 4th Amer.from the last Lond. Edit. By Samuel Akerly, M.D.2 vols. in one, Svo, New York, 1831.

1905 a. Horner.—A Treatise on Pathological Anatomy. ByWilliam E. Horner, M.D. &c. Svo. Philadelphia,1829.

1905 b. A Treatise on General and Special Anatomy. By1905 c. William E. Horner, M.D. &c. 2 vols. Svo. 2nd

Edition, Philadelphia, 1830.Hospital.—By-Laws of the Massachusetts General

Hospital, &c. Pamph. Boston 1830.

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2682 a. Hospital.—Administrations des Hospitaux, HospicesCivils, et Secours de la Yille de Paris.—Comptecise 1826. 4to. Paris, 1828.Administratif des Recettes et Depenses de I’Exer-

Howship.—Practical Remarks on the Discriminationand successful treatment of the Spasmodic Stricturein the Colon, &c. By John Howship. Svo. Lon-don, 1830.

1927 a. Jackson.—A sketch of the History and Cure of Feb--1927 b. rile Diseases, particularly as they appear in the

West Indies among the Soldiers of the British Army.By Robert Jackson M.D. 2 vols. Svo. London,1820.

2752 a. Jadelot.—Cours Complet d’Anatomie, peint et graveen couleurs naturelles: par M. A. E. GautierD’Agoty 2nd Fils, et expliquee par M. Jadelot,Prof. D’Anatomie &c. de Nancy. Folio, a Nancy,1773.

1927 c. Jobert.—Trade Theorique et Pratique des Maladies1927 d. Chirurgicales du Canal Intestinal. Par A. J. Jobert,

(de Lamballe.) M.D. &c. 2 tomes, Svo. Paris, 1829.2464. Johnson.—Medico-Chirurgical Review. Superintend--2477 a. Ed by James Johnson M.D. 15 vols. Svo. and Nos.

39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45.1936. Johnson.—Change of Air ; or, the Philosophy ofTrav-

elling. Being Autumnal Excursions through France,Switzerland, Italy, Germany, and Belgium, &c. ByJames Johnson, M.D. Physician Extraordinary totheKing of GreatBritain, &c. &c. Svo. New York,1831.

Journal.—New York Medical and Physical Journal.By Dr. Peixotto, Nos. 31, 32.

New York Medical Journal. By Peixotto, Rhine-lander, and Graves Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4.

2668 Journal Universelle et Hebdomodaire de Mede--9 cine et de Chirurgie Pratiques et des Institutions

70. Medicales. Par MM. Begin, Berard aine, Boisseau,&c. &c. 3 Tomes, Svo. Paris, 1831.

1952 a. Laennec. —A Treatise on Diseases of the Chest, &c.By R. T. H. Laennec, M.D. Translated by Dr.Forbes. *Bvo. New York, 1830.

1953 a. Lallemand. —Recherches Anatomico-Pathologiquesto sur PEncephale et ses Dependences. Par F. Lalle-

-1953 e. mand, Prof. &c. Lettres i. ii. iii. iv. v.1963 a. Lawrence. —A Treatise on the Venereal Diseases of

the Eye. By William Lawrence, F.R.S. &c. Bvo.London 1830.

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1969 a. Liston. —Elements of Surgery. By Robert Liston,Surgeon, &c. Part Ist, Bvo, London, 1831.

1975. Lloyd.—A Treatise on the Nature and Treatment ofScrophula, describing its connection with Diseasesof the Spine, Joints, Eyes, Glands, &c. To whichis added a brief account of the Ophthalmia so longprevalent in Christ’s Hospital. By Eusebius ArthurLloyd, M.R.C.S. Bvo London 1821.

1976 b. Lobstein.—Traite d’Anatomie Pathologique,. Par J.F. Lobstein, Prof. &c. Tome Ire. ContenantI’AnatomiePathologique generale. Bvo. Paris, 1829.

Traite d’Anatomie Pathologique. Par J.F. Lob-stein, Prof. &c. Livraisons 1, 2, 3. Folio, Paris,1829.

London Medical Gazette.—ad numero 147, etiaraa No. 174 ad 182.

1976. Louis.—Recherches Anatomiques, Pathologiques et1976 a. Therapeutiques, sur la Maladie connue sous les

noras de Gastro-Enterite, Fievre Putride, Adyna-mique, Ataxique, Typhoide, &c. eomparee avec lesMaladies aigues les plus ordinaires. Par P. Ch. A.Louis, D.M. &c. Tomes 2, Bvo. Paris, 1829.

Lyceum.—Annals of the Lyceum of Natural Historyof New York. Yol. iii. Nos. 3 and 4.

1981 a. Mackenzie.—A Practical Treatise on the Diseasesof the Eye. By William Mackenzie. Bvo. Lon-don. 1830.

1981 b. Mackintosh.—Elements of Pathology and Practicec. of Physic. By John Mackintosh, M.D. &c. 2

vols. Bvo. Edinburgh, 1828-30.1986 b. Manson.—Medical Researches on lodine in Bron-

chocele, Paralysis, Chorea, Scrofula, &c. &c. ByAlexander Manson, M.D. &c. Bvo. London, 1825.

958 a. Marjolin.—Manuel d’Anatomie. Tome 2d. No.824 a. Martinet.—Manual of Therapeutics. By L. Mar-

tinet, D.M.P. Translated by Robert Norton, M.D.12mo. London, 1830.

824 b. Martinet’s Manual of Therapeutics. 12mo. New-York, 1830.

1987 d Meckel.—Traite Generale d’Anatomie Compare.to Par J. F. Meckel. Traduit de I’Allemand et aug-

-1987 i. mentse de Notes, par MM. Reister et Alph. San-son, Doct. en Med. de la Faculty de Paris. Tom.YI. Bvo. a Paris, 1828-30.

1987 a. Manuel d’Anatomie Generale Descriptive et Pa-to thologique. Par J. F. Meckel, P. &c. Traduit de

1987 c. I’Alletnand et augments des faits nouveaux, &c.Par J. L. Jourdan et G. Breschet. Tomes 3. Bvo.Paris, 1825.

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2201. Musgrave.—Speculations and Conjectures on theQualities of the Nerves. By Samuel Musgrave,M.D. &c. London, 1776. (Bound up with Pal-fin’s Anatomy.)

1604. Murray.—A Dissertation on the Influence of Heatand Humidity, with Practical Observations on theInhalation of lodine and various Vapours in Con-sumption, Catarrh, Croup, Asthma, and other Dis-eases. By James Murray, M.D. Bvo. London,1829.

1608. North.—Outlines of the Science of Life, which treatsphysiologically of both body and mind, &c. ByElisha North, M.D. &c. Bvo. New-York, 1829.

1609 a Ollivier.—Traite' de la Moelle Epiniere et de sses1609 b. Maladies, nontenant I’Histoire Anatornique, Physio-

logique et Pathologique, de ce centre nerveux chezI’homme. Par C. P. Ollivier d’Angers, M.D. &c.2d Edit. Revue, corrigee et augmentee, avec troisplanches. 2 vols. Bvo. 1827.

1624 a. Parry.—Collections from the unpublished Works ofCaleb H. Parry. Introductory Essays. By Chas.H. Parry, M.D. F.R.S. Bvo. London, 1825.

1624 b Collections from the unpublished Writings of the*c. late Caleb Hillier Parry, M.D. F.R.S. 2 vols.

Bvo. London, 1825.1624. Elements of Pathology and Therapeutics. By

C. H. Parry, M.D. F.R.S. 2d Edit. Bvo. Lon-don, 1825.

Parsons.—The Importance of the Sciences of Anat-omy and Physiology as a Branch of General Edu-cation, being an Introduction to a Course of Lec-tures in Brown University. By Usher Parsons,M.D.P. Cambridge, 1826. Presented by theAuthor.

On the Comparative Influence of Animal andVegetable Decomposition as a Cause of Fever.By Usher Parsons, M.D.P. Philadelphia, 1830.Presented by the Author.

1637. Plumbe.—A Practical Treatise on the Diseases ofthe Skin, arranged with a View to their Constitution-al and Local Characters, &c. By Samuel Plumbe,M.R.C.S. &c. &c. Bvo. London, 1829.

1640. Pharmacopeia of the United States of America. Byauthority of the National Convention held at Wash-ington, A.D. 1830. Bvo. Philadelphia, 1831.

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1643. Philip.—A Treatise on the Means of PreservingHealth, and particularly the Prevention of OrganicDiseases. By A. P. W. Philip, M.D. F.R.S.L.and E. Svo. London, 1830.

846 a. Ratier.—A Practical Formulary of the Parisian Hos-Hospitals, &c. By F. S. Ratier, M.D. Trans-lated from the French, by R. D. M‘Lellan, M.D.12mo. New-York, 1830.

2527. Register of the Lying-in Ward of the New-YorkHospital from January Ist, 1809, to Sept. 1825.

Rigot. —Anatomic des Regions du Corps du Chevalconsideree specialement, dans ses rapports avecla Chirurgie et la Medecine Operatoire. Par F.J. J. Rigot, Chef des Travaux, etc. Planchesdessines et lithographiees, par I’Anteur sous la di-rection de N. H. Jacob, avec un texte Explicatif,&c. Folio. Paris, 1829.

1723 Roche et Sanson.—Nouveaux E'lemens de Patho--1724 logic Medico-Chirurgicale ; ou Traite Theorique et1725 Pratique de Medecine et de Chirurgie. Par L. Ch.1725 a Roche et J. L. Sanson. Tomes 5. Bvo. Paris,1725 b. 1828.978. Rochoux.—Recherches sur I’Apoplexie. Par J. A.

Rochoux, D.M. &c. Bvo. Paris, 1814.1736. Rostan.—Recherches sur le Ramollissement du cer-

veau ; ouvrage dans lequel on s’eftorce de distin-gues les diverses affections de ce Yiscere, Par dessignes caracteristiques. Par Leon Rostan, M.D.&c. 2d Edit. Bvo. Paris, 1823.

1756. Scott.—Surgical Observations on the Treatment ofChronic Inflammation in Yarious Structures ; par-ticularly as Exemplified in the Diseases of Joints.By John Scott, Surgeon, &c. Bvo. Lon. 1828.

1764. Segalas.—Traite des Retentions d’Urine, et desMaladies qu’elles prodiusent suivi d’un grand nora-bres d’Observations. Par P. S. Segalas. Bvo.Paris, 1828 ; avec Atlas de dix planches en folio,1828.

1745 Serres.—Anatomic Comparee du Cerveau, dans les1746. quatres Classes des Animaux Yertebres, appliquee

a la Physiologic et a la Pathologic du Systeme Ner-veux. Par E. A. R. Serres. 2 tomes. Bvo. aveclen 4to. Paris, 1827.

992. Smith.—A Treatise on Fever. By Southwood Smith,M.D. &c. Svo. Philadelphia, 1830.

•991* Medical and Surgical Memoirs, by Nathan Smith,M.D. late Professor of Surgery and of the Theory

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and Practice of Physic in Yale College. Editedwith Addenda, by Nathan R. Smith, M.D.P. Bvo.Baltimore, 1831.

1765 a Sprengel.—Histoire de la Medecine depuis son On-to gine jusqu’au dix-neuvieme siecle.Par Kurt Sprengel.

1765 i. Traduit de PAllemand sur la seconde Edition. ParA.L. J. Jourdan,Chevalier de POrdre de la Reunion.Et Revue par E. F. M. Bosquillon, D. R. de laFaculte de Medicine de Paris. Tomes IX.. Bvo.Paris, 1815-20.

1757. Stratford.—A Manual of the Anatomy, Physiology,and Diseases of the Eye and its Appendages. ByS. J. Stratford, M.R.C.S. Bvo. Lond. 1828.

862 a Tavernier.—Manuel de Therapeutique Chirurgi--862 b. cale ; ou Precis de Medecine Operatoire; Con-

tenant le Traitement des Maladies Chirurgicales, laDescription des Precedes Operatoires, &c. &c.Par A. Tavernier, D.M. etc. 12mo. 2 tomes.Paris, 1828.

1780. Teale. —A Treatise on Neuralgic Diseases depen-dent upon Irritation of the Spinal Marrow and Gang-lia of the Sympathetic Nerve. By Thomas PridginTeale, M.R.C.S. Bvo. London, 1829.

1008. Thomas.—The Modern Practice of Physic, &c. ByThomas. With an Appendix, by Dr. Hosack.Bvo. New-York, 1817.

1786 a Thomson.—A System of Chemistry, by Thomasto d. Thomson, in 4 vols. Bvo. London, 1820.

1781. Thompson.—Lectures on Inflammation, Exhibiting aView of the General Doctrines, Pathological andPractical, of Medical Surgery. By John Thomp-son, M.D. F.R.S.E. Bvo. Philadelphia, 1831.

1014. Torrey.—A Flora of the Northern and Middle Statesof North America ; or a Systematic Arrangementand Description of all the Plants hitherto discoveredin the United States North of Virginia. By JohnTorrey, M.D. Vol. Ist. Bvo. New-York, 1824.

Transactions.—Medico-Chirurgical Transactions.Vol. 13th, Part 2d ; Vol. 15th, Part Ist and 2d ;

Vol. 16th, Part Ist.1789 a Trovers.—A Synopsis of Diseases of the Eye, and

their Treatment ; to which are prefixed a shortAnatomical Description and a Sketch of the Physi-ology of that Organ. By Benjamin Travers, F.B.S.2d Edit. Bvo. London, 1821.

1789 b. Observations on the Pathology of Venereal Af-fections. By Benjamin Travers, F.R.S. &c. Bvo.London, 1830.

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1014 a. Ure.—A New System of Geology, in which the greatRevolutions of the Earth and Animated Nature arereconciled at once to Modern Science and SacredHistory. By Andrew Ure, M.D. F.R.S. &c. Bvo.London, 1829.

1016. A Dictionary of Chemistry, in which the Prin-ciples of that Science are investigated anew, and itsapplications to the Phenomena of Medicine, Miner-alogy, Agriculture and Manufactures detailed. ByAndrew lire, M.D. Bvo. London, 1828.

1014 d Velpeau.—Traite d’Anatomic Chirurgicale ou Anat--1014 e. omie des Regions, consideree dans ses rapports

avec la Chirurgie. Ouvrage orne de quatorzeplanches representant les principales regions ducorps. Par Alf. A. L. M. Yelpeau, D.M.P. tomes2. Bvo. Paris, 1825.

1014 f Traite Elementaire de I’Art des Accouchemens ou1014 g principes de Tokologie et d’Embryologie. Par Alf.

A.L.M. Yelpeau, D.M.P. 2 tomes. Paris, 1829.Bvo.

1014 h A Treatise on Surgical Anatomy ; or the Ana--1014 i. tomy of Regions considered in its relations with

Surgery, &c. By Alf. A. L. M. Yelpeau, M.D.&c. Translatsd from the French, by John W.Sterling, M.D. &c. 2 vols. Bvo. New-York, 1830.

1046. Wallace.—Researches respecting the Medical Pow-ers of Chlorine, particularly in Diseases of theLiver. By William Wallace, M.R.I.A. &c. Bvo.London, 1822.

1047. A Physiological Enquiry respecting the Action ofMoxa, &c. By William Wallace, M.R.I.A. &c.Bvo. Dublin, 1827.

1026-7. Webster.—A Brief History of Epidemic and Pes-tilential Diseases. By Noah Webster. 2 vols.Bvo. London, 1800.

1036 a. Williams.—A Rational Exposition of the PhysicalSigns of the Diseases of the Lungs ; illustratingtheir Pathology, and facilitating their Diagnosis.By Charles J. B. Williams, M.D. Bvo. Lond.1828.

1057 a. Young.—An Introduction to Medical Literature, ineluding a System of Practical Nosology, &c. &c.By Thomas Young, M.D. &c. 2d Edition. Bvo.London, 1823.