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W. A. McDowELL, M. D. of Louisville, ky
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II is but justice, however, to remark that we be- lieve Dr. McDowell's prescription differs slightly in its constituents (tho not perhaps in therapeutic propertes) from that of his coarere in the Asylum. We believe, that in place oithe red and 'ehite Solo mons seal, he rusty nails, French brandy, and beef-steak Whether this substitution be for the ben eft of the patient or not-whether it will more cer- tainly 'operae on the sueet-breads of the somach-

 knocl the knots off the flaps of the irer-or more efcctually change he diahesis," we pretend not to decide, but leave to medical casuists. Good "A friend, at elbow suggests that if Dr. McDowel's prescription should not the Hfe of the patient. it might serve good purpose after his death: as a coffin might be made with the naiis, and the funeral assemblage refreshed with the brandy and beetstec

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