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MIDWIFERY ILLUSTEATED.

THE PRINCTPLES AND PRACT1CE OF OBSTETRIC MEDICINE ANDSURGERY, IN REFERENCE TO THE PROCESS OF PARTURITION;ILLUSTRATED BY ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO FIGURES. BYFRANCIS H. RAMSBOTHAM, M.D., Physician to the Royal Maternity Charity,and Lecturer on Midvvifery at the London Hospital, &c. Second American edition,revised, in one large octavo volume.

" Among the many literary undertakings with wliich the Medical prcss at present teems, there are fewthat deservc a wanner recommcndation at our hands than the work—we mfght almost say tlie obstetricallihrarij, eomprised in a Single volume—which is now before us. Few workssorpass Dr. Ramsbotlmm'S inbeauty and elegance ofgetting up, and in the aburidant and exccUent Engravings with wliich H rä ilhis-trated. We heartily wish the Volume the success wliich it merits, and we have no doubt that beforelong it will oecupy a place in every Medical Library in the kingdom. The IHustrations are admiräble ;they are the Joint production of Bagg and Adlard ; and comprise, within the series, the best ObstetricalPlates of our best obstetrical authors, aricient and modern. Many ofthe Engravings are calculated tofix the eye as rauch hy their excellence of execution and their beauty as works of art, as hy their falelityto nature and anatomical accuracy."— The Lancct.

" It is a good and thoroughly Practica! Treatise ; the different subjects are laid down in a clear andperspicuous form, and whatever is of importance is illustrated by first-rate Engravings. As a wnrkconveying cood, sound, practical precepis, and clearly demonstrating the doc.trines of Obstetrical Science,we can confidently recoinmend it either to the Student or Practitioner. — Edinburgh Journal of MedicalScience,

DUNGLISQN'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE; OR A TREATISE ON SPECIALPATHOLOGY AND THERAPEÜTICS; BY ROBLEY DUNGLISON, M.D.,

Professor of the Institutes of Medicine, &c., in the Jefi'erson Medical College, Phila-delphia; Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, and attending Physician at the PhiladelphiaHospital, &c.; cohtaming, the Diseases of the Alimentary Canal—the Diseases of theCirculatory Apparatur—Diseases of the Glandulär Organs—Diseases of the Organsofthe Senses—Diseases of the Respiratory Organs—Diseases ofthe Glandiform Gan-glions—Diseases of tlie Nervous System—Diseases of the Organs of Reproduction—Diseases involving various Organs, &c, &c. In two volumes, octavo.

Tlie object of Ulis work ja to place before the Practitioner and Student a Treatise on the various Dis-eases ofthe Human Organisni, Which shall comprise tlie Symptoms, Causes, Prognogtics and Treatment,in such form as to be easy of reference, and a trustwortby guide in practice. It, contains not only theViews ofthe Author, on all those Points, derived from extensive opportun ities for Observation, but thoseofthe distinguißhed observers of tlie day in every part of the World; and treats of a greater nuniber ofDiseases than perhaps any other " Practice of Medicine."

ANATOMY-SPECIAL AND GENERAL.

A TREATISE ON SPECIAL AND GENERAL ANATOMY, BY W. E. HOR-NER, M. D., Professor of Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania, &c. &c Fifthedition, revised and much improved. In two volumes octavo. This work is exten-sively used as a text-book throughout the Union.