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{LATE LEA k BLANCHARD'S) 



OF 



MEDICAL AND SUEGICAL PUBLICATIONS, 



In asking the attention of the profession to the works advertised in the following 

 pages, the publisher would state that no pains are spared to secure a continuance of 

 the confidence earned for the publications of the house by their careful selection and 

 accuracy and finish of execution. 



The printed prices are those at which books can generally be supplied by booksellers 

 throughout the United States, who can readily procure for their customers any works 

 not kept in stock. Where access to bookstores is not convenient, books will be sent 

 by mail post-paid on receipt of the price, and as the limit of m ulable weight has been 

 removed, no difficulty will be experienced in obtaining through the post-office any 

 work in this catalogue. No risks, however, are assumed either on the money or 

 the books, and no publications but my own are supplied, so that gentlemen will in 

 most cases find it more convenient to deal with the nearest bookseller. 



An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, of 64 octavo pages, handsomely printed, will be for- 

 warded by mail, post-paid, on receipt of ten cents. HENRY C. LEA. 



Nos. 706 and 708 SANSOM ST., PHILADELPHIA, July, 1879. 



ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENT FOR SUBSCRIBERS TO 



THE AMERICAN JOURNAL_OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. 



THEEE MEDICAL JOUKNALS, containing over 2000 LARGE PAGES, 

 Free of Postage, for SIX DOLLAES Per Annum, 



TERMS FOR 1879. 



The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MKDICAL SCIENCES and j Five Dollars per annum, 

 The MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY, both free of postage, } in advance. 



Ofl 

 THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES, published quar- ] q- ^ i, 



terly (1150 pages per annum), with ' rs ' 



The MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY, monthly (384 pp. perannum), and J- per annum, 

 THE MONTHLY ABSTRACT OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (592 pages per | . , 



SEPARATE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO 



THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MKDICAL SCIENCES, when not paid for in advance. 



Five Dollars. 



THE MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY, free of postage, in advance, One Dollar. 

 THE MONTHLY ABSTRACT OF MKDICAL SCIENCE, free of postage, in advance, Two 



Dollars and a Half. 



%* Advance-paying subscribers can obtain at the close of the year cloth covers, 

 gilt-lettered, for each volume of the Journal (two annually), and of the Abstract 

 (one annually), free by mail, by remitting ten cents for each cover. 



In commencing the second year of the second half century in the career of the 

 "AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES," the publisher has much pleasure in 

 assuring its wide circle of readers, that at no former period has it had the prospect of 

 a more extended sphere of usefulness. Sustained as it is by the profession of the whole 

 United States, and with a circulation extending to every country in which the English 

 language is read, the efforts of the editors will be directed, as heretofore, to render it in 

 every way worthy of its reputation, and of the universal favor with which it is received. 

 With its attendant periodicals, the " MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY" and the "MONTHLY 

 ABSTRACT OF MEDICAL SCIKNCK," it combines the ad vantages of the elaborate prepacation 

 which can be given to a quarterly, and the prompt conveyance of intelligence by the 

 monthly, while, the whole being under a single editorial supervision, the subscriber is 

 secured against the duplication of matter inevitable under other circumstances. These 

 efforts the publisher seeks to second by offering these periodicals at a price unprece- 

 dentedly low a price which places them within the reach of erery practitioner, and gives 

 the equivalent of three or four large octavo volumes for the comparatively trifling 



(For THE "OBSTETRICAL JOURNAL," see p. 24.) 



