Medical books lately published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown Court, Princes Street, Soho, who either gives the full value for medical books, or exchanges them.

  • Callow, John, active 1794-1830.
Date:
[1809?]
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Credit: Medical books lately published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown Court, Princes Street, Soho, who either gives the full value for medical books, or exchanges them. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MEDICAL BOOKS Lately Published by J. CALLOW, No. 10, Crown Court, Princes Street, SOHO, Who either gives the full Value for Medical Books, or exchanges them. 1— Adams’s OBSERVATIONS on MORBID POISONS, in Two Parts:—Part I. Containing Syphilis, Yaws, Sivvens, Elephantiasis, and the Anomala confounded with them. Part II. On Acute Contagions, particularly the Variolous and Vac- tine. Second Edition, illustrated with four coloured Engra- vings, copious practical Remarks, and further Commentaries on Mr. Hunter's Opinions ; by JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. F.L.S. Physician to the Small Pox and Inoculation Hospitals, in one large quarto, boards, ^1 5s “ Some judicious remarks on Variolus and Vaccine Inoculation terminate this work; which must be considered as far superior to the ephemeral productions of authors, who want to write themselves into a high road to riches and renowns This volume is valuable in another point of view, because it inculcates the habit of analyzing diseases, and shows the importance of minute attention in tracing the history and progressof every series ofmorbid action.”—Vide Edinburgh Journal, Vol. III. 2— ADAMS's (Dr. Joseph) GUIDE to MADEIRA, containing a Short Account of Funchall, with Instructions to such as re- pair to that Island for Health, 2nd edit, price lr Cid, 1808. 3— ADAMS’s (Dr. Joseph) OBSERVATIONS on the CAN- CEROUS BREAST, sewed, 3s 6d. 4— ANDREWS’s OBSERVATIONS on the APPLICATION of LUNAR CAUSTIC to STRUCTURES in the URETHRA and the OESOPHAGUS; illustrated by Cases, and with Plates, by M. W. Andrews, M. D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, late Army Surgeon, and now Physician, at Madeira, octavo, hoards, price 5s 6d. 5— BLAIR’s FIINTS for the CONSIDERATION of PARLIA- MENT, in a LETTER to Dr. JENNER, on the supposed Failures of Vaccination at Ringwoop; including a report of the Royal Jennerian Society on that subject after a careful pub- lic investigation on the spot: also containing remarks on the prevalent Abuse of Variolous Inoculation, and on the dreadful Exposure of Out-Patients attending at the Small Pox Hospital, 8s t)d, boards, 1808. . f)—BOYER’s LECTURES upon DISEASES of the BONES, ar- ranged into a systematic Treatise, by A. Richerand, Professor of Anatomy and Philosophy, and principal Surgeon to the Nor* them Hospital at Paris : translated from the French, by M. Farrell, M. D. 2 vol. plates, hoards, 10s, 1800.