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It is fast superseding every other remedy, sixty Capsules ONLY being required to insure a safe and certain cure in six or eight days. From no other medicine can a like satisfactory result be obtained. Our own Copaiba requires on an average about 20 days; our Copaiba and Cubebs about 17, and our Matico about 15; while the best of the hard Capsules require about 40 days, and the others a much longer time. DR. PRINCE'S INFIRMARY, At Jacksonville. THE Attention of the Profession is invited to the Establishment of DR. PRINCE, at JACKSONVILLE, for the treatment of SURGICAL AND CHRONIC DISEASES. The House is equally heated throughout, so as to make the best possible provision for the HEALTH and COMFORT of Persons feeble from Disease, or from the effects of Surgical Treatment. The Necessary Appliances are provided for the PREVENTION and CORRECTION of DEFORMITIES. The best Apparatus for Galvanic and Faradic Therapeutics is employed. 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PILL PHOSPHORUS COMP: Phosphorus is an important constituent of the animal economy, particularly of the brain and nervous system, and is regarded as a valuable remedy for diseases common to them-as in cases of Lapse of Memory, Softening of the Brain, Loss of Nerve Power, Phthises, Paralysis and Impotency. The pilular form has been deemed the most desirable for administration of Phosphorus. It is in a perfect state of Subdivision, as it is incorporated with Glycerine, &c., in solution. Dr. G. Dujardin Beaumetz, of the Hospital de la Petie, Paris, concludes, after an elaborate study of the action of phosphorus in locomotor ataxia, that 1. Phosphorus appears to have a favorable influence in progressive locomotor ataxia. 2. Phosphorus acts as an excitant and as a tonic to the nervous system. It returns to the nervous tissue an indispensable element. 3. The administration of phosphorus should be commenced in small doses, one milligramme (about the 1-60th of a grain), and increased gradually. The administration should cease when digestive_troubles supervene.-Bulletin General de Therapeutique, Jan. 15th, Feb. 29th, March 18th, 1868. PRICE $2.00 PER HUNDRED. MANUFACTURED BY SENT BY MAIL. WM. R. WARNER & CO., BELLEVUE PLACE, Private Institution for the care and Treatment of Insane. Females. ADDRESS R. J. PATTERSON, M. D., BATAVIA, ILL. W. H. BULLOCK, Optician. Microscopes and Apparatus made to Order. Dr. H, A. JOHNSON, Prof. in Chicago Medical College, 178 WEST MADISON STREET. THE CHICAGO " Medical Register AND DIRECTORY, · 1872-3. CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION of the MedicAL COLLEGES, HOSPITALS, INFIrmaries, ASYLUMS, AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, TOGETHER WITH THE MEDICAL AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIA TIONS OF THE ENTIRE STATE OF ILLINOIS. EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY T. 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