Chapter LVII: Part II: contains practical pharmacy, and a description of the

various pharmaceutical compounds in use among Medical
Reformers, especially of that class to which the author
belongs, known as Eclectics. The various chemical and
pharmaceutical processes described are mainly those of recent
date, and such as have been found by ample experience to be the
best; these are fully and clearly explained, so that every
apothecary may be enabled to prepare, without difficulty, all
or any of the more modern preparations of Reformers, whenever
ordered. PART III is devoted to the various mineral medicines,
their chemical histories, therapeutical virtues and uses,
together with a vocabulary explaining the Latin words and
abbreviations frequently met with in medical prescriptions;
tables of doses; weights and measures; chemical composition of
mineral waters; specific gravities; hydrometrical equivalents;
solubility of salts, acids, bases, etc., etc., all of which are
of much utility and indispensable to the chemist and
pharmaceutist. The work contains a full and complete index, so
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JONES. The American Eclectic Practice of Medicine. By I. G.
JONES, M. D., late Professor of the Theory and Practice of
Medicine, in the “Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnati,”
etc., etc. Extended and Revised at the request of the author,
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KOST’S Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Adapted to
the American Eclectic or Reformed Practice, with numerous
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SCUDDER’S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF WOMEN. By JOHN M.
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SYME’S Principles and Practice of Surgery. By JAMES SYME,
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RENOUARD’S (Dr P. V., of Paris) HISTORY OF MEDICINE. From its
Origin to the Nineteenth Century, with an Appendix containing a
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D., Professor of the Institutes of Medicine, in the “Ohio
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☞This work is without a rival in the language, and has been
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Philadelphia and elsewhere.

MUSIC BOOKS, Etc.

JUST READY. HALLOWED SONGS. A collection of the most popular
Hymns and Tunes, both old and new, designed for Prayer and
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IN PRESS.

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[“Agate”] WHITELAW REID, Special Correspondent of the
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pages. Illustrated. When the tour of inspection to the cities
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THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

Now stereotyping and soon to be published by authority of the Secretary
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THE TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS,

David E. Herold, Edward Spangler, Lewis Payne, Michael
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Samuel A. Mudd, before a Military Commission, at Washington,
specially convened by President Johnson. President of the
Commission, Major-General David Hunter; Judge Advocate,
Brigadier-General Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General; Special
Judge Advocates, Hon. J. A. Bingham and Brevet Colonel H.
L. Burnett; Special Provost Marshal of the Commission,
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introduced in Evidence, Discussion of Points of Law, Arguments
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the Commission. 1 vol. royal octavo, double columns. This
Trial developed, not only the Plot and the details of the
Assassination of President Lincoln, but a series of crimes and
plots to which the more unscrupulous traitors resorted when the
Rebellion gave token of failure by a contest of arms on the
battle-field.

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Transcriber’s note:

1. Items VI and VII are missing in the list in the footnote on p. 90.

2. Silently corrected typographical errors.

3. Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed.