Dialogues between patients and the physician on the several principal diseases in this country : with the physician's advice, including a collection of over two hundred domestic remedies : a work useful to families / by J.F. Daniel Lobstein.

  • Lobstein, J. F. Daniel (Johann Friedrich Daniel), 1777-1840.
Date:
1839
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Credit: Dialogues between patients and the physician on the several principal diseases in this country : with the physician's advice, including a collection of over two hundred domestic remedies : a work useful to families / by J.F. Daniel Lobstein. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DIALOGUES BETWEEN PATIENTS AND THE PHYSICIAN, ON THE SEVERAL PRIflCIPAIL DISEASES IN THIS COUNTRY, WITH THE PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE, INCLUDL\G A COLLECTION OF OVER TWO HUNDRED »©I?IESTIC REMEDIES, A WORK USEFUL TO FAMILIES, BSTEtS BY J. F. DANIEL LOBSTEIN, A. M. L. L. D. D.P. H* Doctor of Medicine of Iho Medical Faculties of Paris, and Halle in Saxony-late Physician of the French Military Hospitals and Armies of France—late Professor on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, Surge- ry and Midwifi ry—and Second Accoucheur of the Civil Hospital at Strashurg in France - Member of the Medical Societies of Paris—of Bordeaux—of Toulouse—oi Marseille—of the Latin and Mineralogical Society of Jena —of the Society of Arts and Sciences of Freiburg, < .rand Dukedom ot Baden- of the Royal Medical and Surgical Society of Berlin— Member of the Medical Societies of Philadelphia— of the City and County of New-York—of Massachusetts— of Maryland—of Lexington'Ky.)—of NewOrleans— of Pittsburg(P&. —of the- Phi-Alpha Society of Bowdnin College (Maine,; and of other Medical Societies, Academies, and Scientific Institutions of Europe Vuthor of several Works upon Medical and Literary Subjects'—Physician and Practi- tioner of Midwifery, New-York Every citizen may freely speak, write and publish his sentiments on all subjects—Constitution of New-York, Art. 7, Sec. 8. As health is the most precious of all things, and is the foundation of happiness, the science of practicing on life and health, is the noblest of all and most worthy the attention of mankind.- Ilojjuwn. NEW YORK, ^Y^y 1839. SOLD, AND TO BE HAD OF THE AUTHOR, No. SO Forsyth-Street, near Grand-Street,'—of Mr. Ch C Christman, Musical Store, 404 Pearl-Sticct: and in the Apothecary Store of Drs Vere &Tlaynes, 1ST Hudson-Street. PUKE ONE DOLLAH.