The Boston Medical Intelligencer
1827; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
H. Milne Edwards, James Fountain, Sir Walter Scott,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Boston Medical Intelligencer. Essay: Observations on the Zona or Shingles, and the Erythema of Vegetable Poisons. By James Fountain, M. D. of Westchester Co. N. Y, Obstinate Constipation, Extraordinary Births, Medical Essays.—No. VI, Blessings of Rum, Courage, He Who Is without a Name, without Friends, without Coin, without Country, Is Still at Least a Man; and He Who Has All These Is No More, Cold Water and Mercury, Surgical, Leeches, One More Cure for the Ague, Experiments on Pulmonary Exhalation, Blindness from Palsy of the Optic Nerves, Medicine and Surgery, Hydrophobia, Whilst We Live, Let Us Live Well. Editorial: Though We like to Keep up a Bright, Living, and Mutually Profitable Intercourse with Our Subscribers, yet If It Should Be More Convenient for Any Who Take This Paper, in the City or State of New York, to Pay Their Bills to Charles S. Francis, 252, Broadway, N. Y., He Is Our Agent for This Purpose. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Backmatter: Published Weekly, by John Cotton, at 184, Washington St. Corner of Franklin St..
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