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NEW AND VALUABLE MEDICINE tor the " of Cancers, Si0ughing Ulcers, Uterine Afec- tions, Neuraigia, 8c.

 TER CuLoRILE OF CARBON, the following ac- count of which is from Foreign Medical Journal, and to which we invite the atteion of the faculty, may be had of

 I.C. DUBosE. Druggist,39 Water-st,

 Tie Ter Chloride of Carbon was first introduced into the Mddlesex Hospital, and employed as q medicinal remedy by E. ". Tuson, Esq, Surgeon to the Institution IL was ordered as local app- cation for a patent suffering under cancer of the left breast One dram of lhe Ter Chloride of Car bon mixed with pint of water. linen rags were mpstened in this lotion, and applied to the tumor. | The effect immediate relief from pain; and the fn,tor from the discharge w;,s completely destroyed, The patient being comparatively comfortable. The Ter Chloride oi Carbon then prescribed as i internal reInedy,-one drop in water three times day. This dose was increased to two, and then 10 ihree drops the effect was sedatve, producing sleep for twenty -four hours. Some days after the suughed, and considerable pieces came away: the surface left is irregular and excasated, having a healthy granuaied appearance, which is hard to d certain extent round the surface. The patient uses the lotion once day by injecting Il upon the sur face: she suffers pain, and expresses herself as feeling very we'll .... The Ter-Chlorde subsequently employed by the same gentleman patient suffering un- der large and elevated in the groin. It produced the same sedatiye effect, relieved he pain,

  charge The patient sleeps almost constantly, suffering very little. He is taking three drops in water three times day, and using lotion conpos- cd of two drams of the Chloride p,nt of wa ter. w lthim month the iumor soughed in parts, and the parts gradually assuming healthy appear ance, a fully effected. ,. .-..s si

 In Gangrena SenaIis, it's local application (adds Mr. Tyson) will be cf 'he greatest service; it's am tisepic property is here remarkable, for when used by patient, the fnl0r being great could hard ly approach the bed, we examine ihe foot without inconvenience, Opium failed here to give relief either in removing the pain or procuring sleep This remedy, applied locally, had immediate effects m producing both.

 In Soughing Ulcers, also, it's local application will prevent the Sough extending, and greatly assist in It's removal, rendering the parts beneath of healthy chai acier; and in cases accompanied with much pain will giye immediate relief. fa

 In Uterine Affections, Carcinoma, Scirrhus. Ul- cer4,ied 5urices, with proiuse discharges, ns an infection has produced e greates beneft. When all other Medicines have failed, this has frequently proved a valuable remedy. a.ttF In Neuralgia Affectoni, ifs local and internal ex- hlb,ons will be of the utmost service. In some of severe sickness, dependant upon nervous ir ritability after the usual remedies have failed, iIs bas been successful to pre-eminent degree. II al lays nervous durability, removes anxiey oi mlnd, sisorates and raises the spirits; and when patients have one day been in state Of complete misery, they have on he following one become happy and joyful from its effects ti r.s- fff Il The Chloride of Carbon is n coourless trans- parent fluid, smelling strongly of Chlorine. The dose is from one to four drops in water two three times day, and one to two drams to p,nt of water n m iojeciios. f-a t4" poy2e raf