The Boston Medical And Surgical Journal. Vol. CLXII, No. 7, Thursday, February 17, 1910. -

Boston, MA, 1891. 1st printing. Wraps. pp. 309 - 336. 4to. Sl. shelf wear, else in very good, to near fine, condition. Mitchell (1829-1914) was the leading American neurologist of his time and performed over 350 experiments upon the cerebellum. He emphasized its co-ordinating function, first postulated by Flourens, and he proposed his 'augumentor' theory of cerebellar gunction. (G&M 1404). Given as the Presidential Address at the Opening of the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons, Sept. 23, 1891.

Boston, MA, 1838. 1st printing. Wraps. 8vo. Dis-bound, light toning to margins, else very good condition. The first submission appears in the April 4, 1838 issue, and the second submission appears in the June 22, 1838 issue.

Boston, MA, 1878. 1st printing. Wraps. pp. 813 - 824. 8vo. Slight marginal toning to pages, else vg cond. A dis-bound original article from the December 26, 1878, issue. Also includes articles on 'The Physiology of Sleep', and 'Syphilology'. Slight marginal toning to pages, else vg cond.

Boston, MA, 1851. 1st edition. Wraps. pp. 14 to 17. 8vo. Previous owner's name, sl. wear & soiling; else vg condition, The entire offering consists of 23 pages; we have only referenced what we view as the most interesting article.

120 Boston Street: D.C. Heath and Company. A neat journal with neat b/w advertisements and a serios overtone text with many contributors. Has An article on the early career of Sydenham. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall . VG. Stapled Printed Wrappers. Original Single Issue.. 1909.

Boston Medical and Surgical Journal was published Wednesdays by D. Clapp, Jr., of 184 Washington Street, Boston. This number dated Wednesday, November 29, 1837. String-tied, octavo, annual pagination [261]-276. FAIR-only with foxing, old tide-lines, creasing, and short marginal tears. Safely stowed now, however, in a clear new Ultra-Pro sleeve with white card stock backing board. The Lead articles this week were "Functions of the Brain" and "Formation of the Brain, Heart, &c." Also contains "A Case of Malformation of the Septum Narium"; "Liston's Surgery"; and a brief Yarmouth, Maine, obituary for a Dr. Gad Hitchcock, "aged about 50." Of present day interest is a short ad on the last page informing physicians that they can procure "ten quills charged with PURE VACCINE VIRUS" for $1.00, post paid. Includes a few additional notes and advertisements.

Boston: D.C. Heath and Company., 1911 Stapled paper covers. 11 pp. References. Faint stamp at top corner of front cover, has been folded vertically. Good.

Boston: D.C. Heath and Company., 1907 Stapled paper covers. 9 pp. References. Initials at top corner of front cover, has been folded vertically, some creasing. Good.

UsedLikeNew. Remainder mark

UsedVeryGood. signs of little wear on the cover.