mÂHUAi or_ aripaœs- mw mm Tram ited from the French, with Notes and Additions, by T 11. Burgess M.T). Revised and correct d, with additional Notes, by 11. D. Bulkley, M.D., Physician of the New-York Hospital, &c., Ac. Second American edition. v “ There is no text bonk on diseases of the skin, now in the hands of the profession, which is so universally accepted as reliable authority, as that of Cazenave and SchedeV”—Ohio Med. fy Surg Tournal. • “ ' ■■■ is a hook of groat value. It is the hand hook nSed at the Hospital of St. LAnis, Paris, whe urge numbers of patients affected with even’ form of skin diseases are collected.”— Sit' scope. “ It is a hook that requires hut to be known to secure a prominent place in the library of every practising physician.”—Nelson's Northern Lancet. MEL CAZEHAYE AEÎD SCHESEL. This is eminently a practical work, and we know of no treatise on skin diseases better suited to tht) wants of the general practitioner.”—Buffalo Afedicul Journal. Zji3ESGiXiT73EI.3ESS Ipitfrra HWra aift Cjrcfajptica, Delivered in the College of Physicians and Sturgeons of the University of O N the State of New-York, by Late Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence. JOHN B. BECK, M. D., Prepared for the Press by his friend. 0. R Gilman, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, &c.. in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y. One vol. Svo. “ Coming as it does from one of the most profound and accomplished scholars that ever graced our profession, the work must and will be looked upon as a national one, and will be perused with the highest interest.”—Ohio Med. 4' Surg. Jouind. *' Dr. Beck labored for all coming generations, and his recorded words, and facts, and sugges- tions, are destined to influence beneficially other minds, even when the particular circumstances of his professional position are blotted from all memories.”—pnSton Med. 4‘ Burg. Journal. “An admirable [book] for students. Everything is clear and concise.’’—A etc- Yor/c Hied. Times. 4‘ As a text book for the use of students, we know of no better treatise, and very few, indeed, that are as well adapted as the one before us.”—Am. Journal Hied. Sciences. DISEASES OF MENSTRUATION OVARIAN INFLAMMATION, la connection with Sterility, Pelvic Testers, end Affections cf the W. .'.ls BY BDWAB I) JOHN TILT, M. I)., Physician to the Harrington General Dispensary, am’ to the Paddington I-Vee Diaper vsryfe* the Diseases of li'omea a>i i Children. The best publication on the subject.”—Boston Med. ar:l Surg. Journal. Should behead by every Practitioner.’'—Brit. Am. Med. and Phy*. Journal. “ A lucid and satisfai tory treatise upon a most interesting class of diseases. After a diction* ary and dispensatory, tnere is no book, perhaps, belonging to the physician’s library that is -,o well worth the amount necessary to procure it.”—Noah nils Journal of Medicine and Surgery. factures ou ti)c Êruptiüc Jtuers, ' \ A3 XOTV IX THE COCESE OF DELIVERY Aï ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL, IK LOX BY GEORGÊ GREGORY, M. I). first American edition, with numerous additions and amendments by the Author, c- ni priai nj his latest views ; with Notes and’ an Appendix, embodying the most recent opinions on Exr.rX thematic Pathology, and also Statistical Tables, and four colored Plates ; by H. I). Bulkier, M, D.t Physician of the K. V. Hospital ; Fellow of the X«,w-York College of Physicians «ud’ Sur- geons, Ac., &o. " , “ The very host which I>c.k yet been published.'’—-Northern Lancet, “ The whole abounds with valuable information in regard to a class of diseases of very frequent occurrence, and of fearful mortality.”—Siethestope. “ The production of a man who hasAjyiroughly investigated the subjects of which H treats.’’— WesterWJournal of Medicine and Stiffery\ The smallest medical library is most lamenta1 h- defective without this book ; and whoever socures it will feel that it is absolutely indispensable to the general practitioner.”—AT«shvale Journal of Medicine and Surgery. EJW JE» JEBL J>E3 23© S»© g A TREATISE ON BY A. VIDAL (DE CASSIS), Surgeon of the. Venereal Hospital rf Paria, iyc., sc. TRANSLATED AND EDITED BY GEORGE C. BLACK MAS-, M. D. With. Colored PL’-tec. ON lUjnimatism, v»|fmiuuit 6out, anïr Sciatica ; Tlicir Pathology, Symptoms, and Treatment. HENRY WILLIAM FULLER, M. I)., CANTAB. “ One of the best practical works of modem times.” Wimlotc's Journal of Pyschologieal Medicine. r-ar ri? Zj j&. o OP Colored Drawings of Cutaneous Eruptions, TO CONSIST CP SIXTEEN PLATES, SMALL FOLIO, Containing nearly 100 delineations. J. MOORE NELIGAN, M. D.. M. R. S. A. © © IL !L ê © [Ü OF PHYSICIAN'S AND SURGEONS OF THB UHIV'tESîTY OF THE STATE OF HEW-YOEK. T>ic Forty-seventh Session of the College will he commenced on Monday, I7t' of October, 1853, and continued until March 10th, 1854, (commencement day.) Alexander IT. Stevens, M.D., LL.D., President of the College, and Emeritus Professor of Clinical Surgery. J T.i’ii M. Smith, M.D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. J, n:< Toriuct, M.D., LL.D,, Professor of Botany and Chemistry. Pji.skt Watts, M.D., Professor of Anatomy. Viixabd Parker, M.D.. Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. Chandler R. Gilman, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. A.I.OXZO Clark, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Pathology (including Microscopy.) rh.isiiA It AK i lett, M.D. Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence. John A. Li. ;ix, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Fees.'—Matriculation Fee, $5 ; Fees for the full Course of Lectures, $lO5 ; Demonstrators Ticket, $5 ; Graduation Fee, $25 ; Board, average $3 per week. Clinical Instruction is given at jhc New-York Hospital daily, by the Medical Officers, (Professor Smith being one of them,) fee, $8 per annum ; at the Belle- vue Hospital, twice a week, without fee, (Professors Parker and Clark belonging to the Medical Staff :) at the Eye Infirmary, without fee ; and upwards of 1001) patients are annually exhibited to the class in the College Cliniques. Obstetrical cases and subjects for dissection arc abundantly furnished through the respective departments. The Annual Commencement is held at the close of the Session ; there is also a Semi-annual Examination on the second Tuesday of September, The pre- requisites for Graduation are—2l years of age, three years of study, including two full Courses of Lectures, the last of which must have been attended in this College, and the presentation of a Thesis on some subject connected with Medical Science. In addition to the regular Course, and not interfering with it, a Course of Lectures will bo commenced on Monday, 27th September, and continued until the 11th October. This Course will be free. R. WATTS, M.D., Secretary to the Faculty. College of Physician? and Surgeons. 67, Croshy-street, New-York. op irarww'sroiEtss:, HJejuirtment ; Scssfoit 1853-54. Ilsv. Isaac Ferris, D.T).. Chancellor of the University. Valentine Mott, M D.. LL.D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, and ox- President of the Faculty. * FACULTY OF MEDICINE. Martvn Paine, M D , Professor of Materia Medina and Therapeutics Gunning S- Bedford, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, the Diseases of Women and Children, and Clinical Midwifery. John W. Draper, M D . Professor of Chemistry and Physiology. Alfred 0. Post. M D., Professor of the Principles and Operations of Surgery, with Surgical and Pathological Anatomy. William H Van Bitren, M.D., Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy. John A. Swbtt, M.D., Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine. C.*E, Isaacs, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Georgs A. Peters, M 1)., Prosector to the Professor of Surgery. Alex. B. Mott. M.D., Prosector to the Fmeritus Professor of Surgery. John W. Draper. M.D., President of the Faculty. Course of Instruction.—The Courses of Lectures given will be on Anatomy. Genc’il, Descriptive, Surgical, and Pathological ; Surgery; Materia Medina and Therapeutics ; Instiu es and Practice of Medicine; Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children; Chemistry i d Physiology. These courses are arranged in such a way that six lectures a day are given, exc. t when Cliniques intervene. The Cliniques are : 1. An Obstetric Clinique every Monday, from 21 to 41 o’clock, p.m. This clinique was fist established by Professor liedford in October. 1850, and from that time it has mot will) coi- stantly increasing success. More than 5000 cases of the most interesting diseases ,f women and children have been presented at it. So great are the facilities of the City if Ncw-York in this respect, that it may be truly said that nowhere else do such opportuniliel exist for the study of this department. 2. A Surgical Clinique every Tuesday, from 2J to 4.£ o'clock, p.m., under the charge of Pro. fessor Mott. All surgical operations which may be necessary, are performed in presence of the students. The senior students have the privilege of attending the patients at their houses, under the direction of the Professor. 3. A Medical Clinique every Wednesday, from 2V to 41, p.m., under the charge of Professor Swelt. In this Clinique every variety of disease will be brought before the class, and special attention will be given to maladies of the chest, auscultation, percussion. Ac. ’ The patients will be given iu charge of the senior students, to be attended under the direction of the Professor. 4. A Surgical Clinique every Saturday, from 10 to 12 o’clock, under the charge of Professor Post. This is conducted in the same maimer and upon the same principles as the Tuesday Clinique. « 5. A Clinique for the Treatment of Diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs every Saturday, from ih to 4£, P.M., under the charge of Professor Van Buren. The object id' this Clinique is to afford to the student a full opportunity pi becoming familiar with the varions import- ant diseases belonging to this class, such as Syphilis, Stricture, Gonorrhoea, llydrucele Calculus. &c.. &c., and the results following their scientific treatment. Practical Anatomy.—The session during which the dissecting-room will be open for students, will occupy five months, commencing the first day of October, and terminating on th» first day of March following. During the month of October, the room will be open from 8 a.m , till 5 o’clock, p.m., and it will be the duty of the Demonstrator to attend there regularly during that month, from 10 o’clock, A.M , till 1 o’clock. P.M., and tO devote himself assiduously to the instruction of the pupils in the art of dissecting, and in the acquisition ( f anatomical knowledge. During the mouths of November December. January, and February, the dissecting-room will be open from 8 o’clock, a m , till 10 o'clock, r M , an,d it will be the duty of the Demonstrator to be iu attendance from half-past 2 o’clock until 4 o’clock, and from half- pa-t 7 o’clock until 10 o’clock, p.m., and to devote himself to the instruction of the dissecting students. The students, on the payment of the fee for the dissecting ticket, (five dollais ) will bo entitled to all privileges of the dissecting-room, and will likewise be furnished with soap and towels for washing. No extra charges will be made them on any account whatever, except for their subjects, and the injection of subjects, and it shall always be optional with the stu- dents, to have them injected or not. Fees for tub Winter Course: —Full Course of Lectures, $105; Matriculation Fee, $5; Practical Anatomy, $5. The Graduation Fee is S311. Beneficiary Foundation.—For I ho purpose of assisting meritorious individuals, the Faculty will receive, annually, ten Beneficiaries, who will be required to pay $2O each towards the ex- penses of the Institution, and the Matriculation Fee. The sons of Physicians and Clergymen, other things being equal, will be considered as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themselves of this foundation will present to the President of the Faculty, during the Summer, satisfactory documents showing them to he persons of good moral character, and of appropriate elementary education, and in circumstances which require this assistance. Students on arriving in town wid call at the College in Fourteenth street, between Irving Place and Third Avenue, and inquire for the Janitor, Mr. Polman. who will provide them with boarding-houses. Letters may be addressed to Professor Draper, President of the Medical F»e. ulty, University, New-York, N E W-Y O R K The next Annual Course of Lectures in the New-York Medical College will commence on Wednesday, lith of October, 1853, and continue five months. i-io■ -ace Green, M.D., Prseident of the Faculty, and Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. .Tihm H. Whitaker. M.D.. Professor of General. Descriptive, and Surgical Anatomy. Edwin- Hamilton Davis. M.D , Professor of Materia Medina and Therapeutics. B. Fokdyce Barker, M D., Professor of Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children. Oglkn Doremus. M D . Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence. <7 M. Carnochan, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Operations of Surgery with Surgical Pathology. SniuiNP R Peaslee, M.D., Professor of Physiology, Pathology, and Microscopy. Joel Parker. LL.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence. C C. Allen, M.D , D.D S., Lecturer on Dental Pathology and Dental Surgery. D M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Cha les 11. Hammond, M.D., Henry Hensley, M.D., Prosectors to the Professor of Surgery. A rdiminarv Course of Lectures will commence on Wednesday, the 22d of September, which will *e independent of the regular Course, and will be free to all Medical Students. T1 Dissecting Rooms will be open for classes on the Ist of October. This College has just received from Europe a most valuable and extensive Museum, fully repre.--:e. log external and internal Pathology, together with the whole series of the Microscopic Models The advantages which New-York offers for Clinical Study far surpass those of any other city. The St-identß of this College will have access to the New-York Hospital, Bellevue Hospital, and Emigrants1 Hospital, as well as to the Eve and Ear Infirmary, and the various Dispensaries of «the city. A Surgical, and a Medical, and an Obstetrical Clinique will be held weekly by the Professors of these departments. Obstetrical cases and subjects for dissection are abundantly furnished to the Students - i'EKS.—Matriculation, $5; Demonstrator’s Ticket, $5; the full CoVrso, $105; for the Final Examination, $3O. By the charter of the Institution a Graduate of the School can practise his profession in any pari of the State without being subject to the annoyance of examinations from Medical Societies. R. OGDEN DOREMUS, Dean of the Faculty. New-York Medical College, East Thirteeuth-st., near Broadway. AYLETT'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Dr. P. A. Aylett respectful!}' announces to Medical Students and the Profession, that his régulai- Com se of Instruction for the Winter of 1853-4, will commence on the 18th October. Ills time and attention will be exclusively devoted to the interest and advancement of his students, and every facility will be afforded them lor acquiring a sound, thorough, and practical education, and of becoming skilful and successful practitioners. The Recitations will embrace the following branches, viz. t Surgery, Anatomy, Theory and- Practice of Medicine, Institutes of Medicine and Materia Medina, Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children. Chemistry. Auscultation and Percussion, Physiology, Botany, Toxi- cology. ami Medical Jurisprudence. The Commencement will take place in March. Diplomas will be given to such of his pupils as the Faculty of the University of New-York may find competent to practice, and sustain the honour and dignity of the profession. During site October Course of the University, a series of practical Lectures will be delivered on Anatomy. Chemistry. Physiology, Auscultation and Percussion. Being connected with the Lying-in Asylum, he is prepared to furnish cases to the senior students. Opportunities for medical improvement will also be afforded by attendance at the Eve and Ear Infirmary, City and Bellevue Hospitals, the Dispensaries. &c.. &c. Interesting cases will be selected from the University Clinique, for the students to att- nd. Being a native of Alabama, Or. A. has hud ample opportunity for acquiring a thorough knowledge of that important and extensive class of Fevers so prevalent in miasmatic sections of Hie Southern and Western States, and will assiduously endeavor to familiarize his pupils with the diseases of malarious districts. It affords Dr. A. no ordinary prideto tie able to assort that his pupilshaveir. variably acquitted themselves with honor in their examinations before the University. His class the last year consisted of 77 pupils. ’r- Fur further particulars, terms, &c., apply to the undersigned at the University. PHILIP A. AYLETT, A M., M D. MOTT’S VELPEAU. NEW ELEMENTS OF OPERATIVE SURGERY: f rofessor of Surgical Clinique of the Faculty of Medicine, of Paris, Surgeon of thf Hospital of La Charité, Member of the Royal Academy of Medicine, Institute, &c. Alf. A. L. M. VELPEAU. Carefully Revised, Entirely Remodelled, and Augmented, with A TREATISE OR MINOR SURGERY. ILLUSTRATED BV OVER TWO HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS, INCORPORATED WITH THB TEXT- ACCOMPANIED WITH AN ATLAS IN CiUARTO OF TWENTY- TWO PLATES, REPRESENTING THE PRINCIPAL OPE- RATIVE PROCESSES, SURGICAL INSTRU- MENTS, &C. TRANSLATED BT P. S. TOWNSEND, M. D. LATE PHYSICIAN TO THE SEAMAN’S RETREAT, STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK. Augmented by the addition of several hundred pages of entirely new matter, comp i- sing ail the latest improvements and discoveries in Surgery, in America and Europe, up to the present time. Under the supervision of and with notes and observa- ■ lions by VALENTINE MOTT, M.D. Professor of the Operations of Surgery, with Surgical and Pathological Anatomy, in the University of Now York ; Foreign Associate nf the Academic Royale de Medicine of Paris, of that of Berlin, Brussels, Athena, &c. “It is sufficient to say, in relation to this magnificent work, that it has super- seded every other that has been published on this important scientific subject. The name and reputation of this distinguished author leave us little more than to wel- come his masterly production into the literature of our science; and to congratulate the profession that such a man still lives to adorn and illustrate its history. As a complete record of all the discoveries and new operations, this work will be thé best book for the beginner, and a sure guide for the old and experienced surgeon. The American appendix is a valuable addition to the work : it contains the experience of our great American surgeon. Dr, Mott, whose recorded labors in addition to those of M. Velpeau, have brought Operative Surgery to its highest perfection up to the pres- ent time.”—New Orleans Medical Journal. “ A magnificent undertaking it is, redounding to the honor of 'he indefatig. ble translator, whose perseverance is creditable to the country. He has given to the {fro- ' ;sion of the United States a grand system, emanating from a source at once com- aiding the confidence and the respect of all who practise surgery. When the fact is known that this massive series of three octavos are illustrated by over two bun Ired engravings, incorporated with the text, accompanied by an Atlas in quarto, of twenty- two phfes, representing the urine;pal operative processes, instruments, &c., it will be acknowledged that it embraces the entire domain of surgery, from alpha omega, and must be considered as an unrivalled production.”—Boston Mcdßü Journal. \ 3 vols. Bvo. “ This work is, beyond all comparison, the moss, thorough, systematic, and philo- sophical exposition of all that pertains to Operative Surgery, that has ever yet ap- peared. It has already served as the groundwork for numerous systems and man- uals of more or {ess note: ana it is deatissé p told its present rank among the 3 ttEDICAL CATALOGUE Abercrombie, J. Pathological and Practical Researches on Diseases of tho Brain and the Spinal Cord. Bvo. 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