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NEW AND VALUABLE MEDICINE for Me V cure of Cancers, SOughng Ulcers, Uterine Afec- tions, Neuralgia, Sre.

 TER CHLoRILE or CARBON, the following ac- count of which is from Foreign Medical Journal, and to which we invite the attetion of the faculty, may be had of

 I.C. DUBOSE, Druggist, ,39 Water-st. The Ter-Chloride of Carbon first introduced into the Mlddlesex Hospital, and employed a medicinal remedy by E. W. Tuson, Esq, Surgeon to the Institution. It was ordered local appli- cation for patient suffering under cancer of the left breast. One dram of the Ter Chloride of Car bon was mixed with pint of water. linen rags were moistened in this lotion, and applied to the tumor. The effect immediate relief from pain; and the fGtor from the discharge completely destroyed the patient being comparatively comfortable. The Ter Chloride of Carbon was then prescribed as an internal remedy drop in water three times n day. This dose was increased to two, and then 10 three drops the effect sedatve, producing sleep for twenty-fo hours. Some days after the cancer soughed, and considerable pieces came away: the surface left is irregular and exca,ated, having a healthy granulated appearance, which is hard to a certain extent round the surface. The patient uses the lotion once day by injecting It upon the sur face: she suffers pain, and expresses herself as feeling very well.

 The Ter-Chloride subsequently, employed by the same gentleman on patient suffering un- der large and elevated cancer in the groin. It produced the sedave effect, relieved the pain, produced sleep, and removed the fntor from the dis charge. The patient sleeps almost constantly, suffering very little. He is taking three drops in water three times day. and using lotion compos- ed of two drams of the erChloride to pln of wa ter. Within month the umor sloughed in parts, and the parts gradually assuming healthy appear ance, a cure was fully effected.

 In Gangrena Senalis, it's local application (adds Mir. Tyson) will be of the greatest service it's an- tiseptic property is here remarkable, for when used by patient, the foetor being great we could hard ly approach the bed, we can now examine the foot without inconvenience. Opium failed here to give relief either in removing the pain procuring sleep. This remedy, applied locally, had immediate effects m producing both

 In Sloughng Ulcers, also, its local application will prevent the Slough extending, and greatly assist in it's removal, rendering the parts beneath of healthy character; and in eases accompanied with much pain will give immediate relief.

 In Uterine Affections, Carcinoma, Scirrhus. UI- ceraied Surfaces, with proiuse discharges, an injection has produced the greates benefit. When all other Medicines have failed, this has frequently proved n valuable remedy.

 In Neuralgia Affections, it's local and internal ex- hbirions will be of the utmost servlce. In some of sickness dependant upon nervous ir- ritaby after the usual remedies have failed, this has been successful 10 Tre-emInent degree It a- lays nervous durability, removes anxiey of mind,

 vigoraes and raises the spirits; and when patients have one day been in a state of complete misery, they have on ihe following one become happy and joyful from its effects.

 The Ter Chloride of Carbon is a colourless trans- parent fluid, smelling strongly of Chlorine. The dose is from one to four drops in or three times day, and to two drams to pint of water as an injection. noy2S