Part 62

OPERATIVE SURGERY; with Illustrations engraved on Wood. 8vo. cloth, 18s.

“Mr. Skey’s work is a perfect model for the operating surgeon, who will learn from it not only when and how to operate, but some more noble and exalted lessons, which cannot fail to improve him as a moral and social agent.”—Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal.

“We pronounce Mr. Skey’s ‘Operative Surgery’ to be a work of the very highest importance—a work by itself. The correctness of our opinion we trustfully leave to the judgment of the profession.”—Medical Gazette.

DR. SPURGIN.

LECTURES ON MATERIA MEDICA, AND ITS RELATIONS TO THE ANIMAL ECONOMY. Delivered before the Royal College of Physicians. 8vo. cloth, 5s. 6d.

“Dr. Spurgin has evidently devoted much time and labour to the composition of these lectures; and the result is, that he has produced one of the most philosophical essays on the subject of “Materia Medica” existing in the English language.”—Psychological Journal.

DR. W. TYLER SMITH,

PHYSICIAN-ACCOUCHEUR TO ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL.

THE PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF LEUCORRHŒA. With Engravings on Wood. 8vo. cloth, 6s. 6d.

II.

THE PERIODOSCOPE, a new Instrument for determining the Date of Labour, and other Obstetric Calculations, with an Explanation of its Uses, and an Essay on the Periodic Phenomena attending Pregnancy and Parturition. 8vo. cloth, 4s.

“We anticipate for the work that which it deserves for its novelty, ingenuity, and utility—a wide circulation. It should be in the hands of all medical men who practise midwifery.”—Medical Gazette.

DR. SNOW.

ON THE MODE OF COMMUNICATION OF CHOLERA. Second Edition, much Enlarged, and Illustrated with Maps. 8vo. cloth, 7s.

MR. SQUIRE,

CHEMIST ON HER MAJESTY’S ESTABLISHMENT.

THE PHARMACOPŒIA, (LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND DUBLIN) arranged in a convenient TABULAR FORM, both to suit the Prescriber for comparison, and the Dispenser for compounding the formulæ; with Notes, Tests, and Tables. 8vo. cloth, 12s.

“Mr. Squire has rendered good service to all who either prescribe or dispense medicines by this work. He has succeeded in bringing together the similar formulæ for ready comparison and reference. The work offers a striking comment on the necessity of uniformity in the strength and preparation of all medicines which are used in the United Kingdom.”—Lancet.

“A very valuable work. Mr. Squire’s volume combines the formulæ of the three Pharmacopœias, and at one glance shows the difference of the official preparations of the three kingdoms.”—Medical Times.

“A most convenient and well-arranged work; it will be found of very great utility, both to the prescriber and to the dispenser.”—Medical Gazette.

J. STEPHENSON, M.D, & J. M. CHURCHILL, F.L.S.

MEDICAL BOTANY; OR, ILLUSTRATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHARMACOPŒIAS; comprising a popular and scientific Account of Poisonous Vegetables indigenous to Great Britain. Edited by GILBERT BURNETT, F.L.S., Professor of Botany in King’s College.

In three handsome royal 8vo. volumes, illustrated by Two Hundred Engravings, beautifully drawn and coloured from nature, cloth lettered.

Reduced from £6. 6s. to £4.

“The most complete and comprehensive work on Medical Botany.”—Pharmaceutical Journal.

“So high is our opinion of this work, that we recommend every student at college, and every surgeon who goes abroad, to have a copy, as one of the essential constituents of his library.”—Dr. Johnson’s Medico-Chirurgical Review.

DR. STEGGALL.

STUDENTS’ BOOKS FOR EXAMINATION.