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physician

is said to have treated

several

patients successfully: does not, however, specify

he

the has kind that he of asthma precise

been

able

to

subdue by this

mean.—Archives Generales, De-

cember

1823.

WANSBROUGH. WANSBROUGH. NOTICE OF NEW FOREIGN Fulham, Jan. 20th, 1824. W.

WORKS.

ROYAL ACADEMY OF MEDICINE AT PARIS.

Just published, Commentatio Chirurgica de fetnore in cavitate Cotyloidea amputando. Auctore G. A.

G. Hsdeno, Saxone;

duut

Fabulæ

acce-

Lithogicaphicce;

Sitting of the 25th of November. Lipsiae. Tome froisierhe de la physiolo. The Secretary read a memoir from Doctor FAURE, in which logic de l’Homme, par N. P. he proposed to treat tetanus by Adelon, D. M. P. Paris. Memoire sur de 1’emploi de carbonic acid gas. M. PASCALIS read a memoir on the employ- 1’Imile de Terebinttiine dans la This sciatique, par L, Martinet, Paris.

ment of galvanism in asthma.

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