Abraham Rees. Dr. Rees's New
Cyclopaedia. Of The New Cyclopaedia: Or Universal Dictionary Of
Arts And Sciences: ... First American Edition... Samuel F.
Bradford. Philadelphia. 1808. 4to. unpaged. Section of 31
plates on HUMAN ANATOMY engraved by B. Tanner, Kneass,
Boyd, Vallance, J.G. Warnicke and others. Removed, some foxing.
Details osteology, myology and some viscera. I.D.#09778.
EARLY TENNESSEE
HOMEOPATHIC TEXTBOOK
Mathes, A. H. The Botanic
Physician, Or Family Medical Adviser: Being An Improved
System, Founded On Correct Physiological Principals. [sic]
Comprising A Brief View Of Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology,
Hygieine [sic], Or Art Of Preserving Health: A Materia Medica,
Exclusively Botanical, Containing A Description Of More Than Two
Hundred And Thirty Of The Most Valuable Vegetable Remedies: To
Which Is Added A Dispensatory, Embracing More Than Two Hundred
Recipes For Preparing And Administering Medicine. The Diseases Of
The United States, Wuith Their Symptoms, Causes, Cures, And Means
Of Prevention. Likewise A Treatise On The Diseases Peculiar To
Women And Children. By J.E. Carter. Written by A.H. Mathes. B.
Parker & Co. Madisonville, TN. 1837. Thick 8vo, [5],6-686+ p. New
quarter calf, antique style, marble paper sides. Last leaf
lacking, of index. Content browned and waterstained. Allen.
Tennessee imprints 1393. In this reference the place of
publication is curiously not given and the collation is incorrect.
The material following page 608 is the section on obstetrics and
gynecology and was perhaps missing from the copy examined. Copies
located Texas, Tenn. Med. Coll., and U.Tenn. I.D.#03799.
SOLD.
FINE COLOR LITHOGRAPH
BOTANICAL PLATES
Mattson, Morris. The American
Vegetable Practice, Or A New And Improved Guide To Health,
Designed For The Use Of Families. In Six Parts. Part I. Concise
View Of The Human Body, With Engraved And Woodcut Illustrations.
Part II. Glance At The Old Shool Practice Of Physic. Part III.
Vegetable Materia Medica, With Colored Illustrations. Part IV.
Compounds. Part V. Practice Of Medicine, Based Upon What Are
Deemed Correct Physiological And Pathological Principles. Part VI.
Guide For Women, Containing A Simplified Treatise On Childbirth,
With A Description Of The Diseases Peculiar To Females And
Infants. By Morris Mattson, Physician To The Reformed Boston
Dispensary, Lecturer In Physiology, The Practice Of Medicine, Etc.
Etc. ... In Two Volumes. Daniel L. Hale. Boston. 1841. (only 1
present). Large 8vo. xiii,686,[2] pp. 18 colored lithograph
plates, uncolored anatomical fold. plate and cuts. Full original
tree calf, full gilt spine. Small wear, waterstaining. A scarce
American medical botany. Volume 2, a thin monograph on obstetrics,
was printed in a larger format and is usually not present. I.D.#02533.
Metz, A. The Anatomy And
Histology Of The Human Eye. By A. Metz, M.D., professor of
opthalmology in Charity Hospital Medical College, Cleveland, Ohio.
... Office of the Medical and Surgical reporter. Philadelphia.
1868. 8vo, 184 p. figs. Violet cloth, faded. First edition. I.D.#08797. |
