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NEW WORKS BY LIONEL BEALE, M.B., F.R.S. Just Published, 8vo., Cloth, 9s. 6d. ILLUSTRATIONS OF URINE, URINARY DEPOSITS, and Calculi. 35 plates, containing upwards of 170 Figures carefully copied from the Objects, and lithographed; with descriptive letter-press. "For convenience of reference, and as affording the readiest means of studying the Urine microscopically and chemically, we know of no work to be compared to the present, and we recommend it to the student and the busy practitioner of medicine."-Lancet. "Dr. Beale has conferred a boon upon the profession by the publication of this work. The drawings are accurate and very numerous; the descriptions of the general characters of the deposits are clear, and the work is compact, and it will prove to be a valuable aid to the practitioner and student in examining the urine microscopically."-Ranking and Radcliffe's Half-yearly Abstract. "We have before expressed our opinion of the very practical character of Dr. Beale's publications. 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