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TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF FEMALES, 



AND ON THE SPECIAL HYGIENE OF THEIR SEX. 



WITH NUMER US WO OD- C UTS. 

 BY COLOMBAT DE L'ISERE, M, D., 





Chevalier of the Legion of Honor ; late Surgeon to the Hospital of the Rue de Valois, devoted to the 



Diseases of Females, fyc. fyc. 



TRANSLATED, WITH MANY NOTES AND ADDITIONS, 



BY C. D. MEIGS, M. D., 



Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children in the Jefferson Medical College^ $c. $c. 



In one large volume, 8vo. 



\*OV*ATT OJV THE BOG. 



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EDITED BY E. J. LEWIS, M. D., &c. &c. 



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 STUDENT from the light it sheds on the PATHOLOGY AND DISEASES of the dog, by which he 

 will be surprised to learn how many ills that animal shares in common with the human race." 

 Editor's Pkeface. 



LANDRETH'S JOHNSON'S JJARDENEftS' DICTIONARY. 



JXTST EEADT. 



DICTIONARY OF MODERN GARDENING. 



BY GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON, Eso.., 



Fellow of the Horticultural Society of India, &c. &c. 



With One Hundred and Eighty Wood-Cuts. 



EDITED, WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS, 



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CONTENTS OF THE 



AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES 



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For April, 1847. 



Memoirs and Cases — Art. I. History of seven cases of Pseudo-membranous Laryngitis, or Trnc Croup* 

 By J. F. Meigs, M. D. II. Poisonous Properties of the Sulphate of Quinine. By Wm. O. Baldwin, W. v. >» • 

 Removal of the Superior Maxilla for a tumour of the antrum ; Apparent cure. Return of the disease. z* c 

 operation. Sequel. Bv J. Marion Sims, M.D. [With a wood-cut.] IV. Lac e ration of the Perineum. *> ■£ 



uacerauonuiMio * *-""--« WxtntoUk 



m t, m - a -v-,--"- ~ ~ - ~»„,„„« M Commercial Hospital. By John P. "**™flt 



M. D. VI Surgical Cases. By Geo. C. Blackman, M.D. [With a wood-cut.] VII. Cases oW?, 

 peculiar to the Insane. By Pliny Earle, M. D. VIII. Contributions to Pathology : being a Report oi r 

 Cases taken from the records of the U. S. Naval Hospital, New York. By W. §. W. R«*^ e * berg *-VnW 

 i A. Case ot Hydrops Pericardii suddenly formed, with Remarks. By S. Jackson, M. D. X. Case 01 » p 

 t!? L n Ir Jl en iV dmm » vena cava » columnae carneae, pleura, lunrs, liver, &c, with Meningitis, d? • . 

 M. D ' ^ ° n lcttin * Blood from *" Ju - Ular *» tne Diseales of Children. By Charles C. Hddreim 



H^^T^^Pr J jCctttT « 8 on Subjects connected with Clinical Medicine ; comprising Diseases of 



C^ld^r^ raic > I, i J ? rlCB8 '-" Xnl - Green on Di8 «aws of the Air Passages. XIV. Condie on 

 Pa w!il";^ c ? nd edmo11 - xv - Boyle's Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Edited byCsxBon 



Disease* 



XV 



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v?5 nl , he Principles and Practice of Ophthalmic Medicine and Sur ? cl 7 n ^ ra i 

 XIX. Wood on the Practice of Medicine. XX. Wernhei^s Manual tf^*',. 



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