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... INWARD COMPLAINTS. MR. COLEY, 30 years a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and 14 years Surgeon-Accoucheur to that extensive Public Charity the Kent Dispensary, is Consulted at his Town Residence, No. 34, Berners-street, Oxford-street, on Monday ...
... INWARD COMPLAINTS. Dr. CAMERON, *■.**> B*rner» «treet, Oxford-ilreet, London, i> con.WtotoSexeionMonday.Wcdnesday,and&idayMornin« in« j°v? ** ‘‘l* tw ...
... INWARD COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS WEAKNESS, &c. Dll. CAMERON is removed from Berners-street, Oxford-street, to No. 39, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, where he may be consulted, as usual, from ten till two Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, by both sexes ...
... INWARD COMPLAINTS, Nervous Weakness, &c.—Dr. CAMERON, is consulted, usual, by both Sexes all obstinate, lingering, painful and dangerous inward Maladies, especially those peculiar to females at the different changes of life. Patients are required to bring*or ...
... In oases of Chronic and aflnie Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Chilblains, Green Wounds, and Corns. For inward complaints, as pain in the bowels, weakness, bruises, consumption, dropsy, gravel, head-ache, flatulency, and loss of appetite, ...
... ST rainvtal after 3. INWARD COMPLAINTS. Dr. CAMERON. No. S-l, Berners street, Oxford-street, London, is consulted bothSexeson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, from ten till two, in all obstinate, painful, and dangerous inward Maladies. Patients are ...
... scaicely pass, also a constant spitting, which at times nearly choked use. In fact, 1 laboured under a. complication of inward complaints that confined me for months to my room; during all this time 1 was under medical advice, blistered, and among other remedies ...
... besides a host of inward complaints, which none could find out, oF at least | could not learm what they might be thougbt to be. Most of the medical gentlemen have, however, succeeded at the time in abating or removing the complaints ; bat J believe that ...
... t, Strand; and of all Booksellers.—Price ss. each. INWARD COMPLAINTS, Nervous Weakness, &c.—Dr. CAMERON is consulted, as usual, by both Sexes in all obstinate, lingering, painful and dangerous inward Maladies, especially those peculiar to females at the ...
... and midwifery. Those belonging this class of medical practitioners are forbidden, royal edict, from prescribing for inward complaints. ...
... though many years ; Dropsies, &c., short lie cures in a surprising manner, by Specific Vegetable Remedies all inward and outward complaints lien curable,) w'hich lie will tell on seeing the Patient. Private Complfiin f.« Treated with the greatest Speed ...
... subdued. Among the complaints I have formerly had, I mention— St. Vitus'# Dance, Erisipelas repeatedly. Inflammation of the Eyes, Inflammation the Knees, Enlargement of Liver, English Cholera, &c. &c., besides host of inward complaints, which none could ...