On the Port-Wine-Mark and Its Obliteration without Scar

The little pamphlet before us, is our author's Third Essay on the Treatment of Skin Diseases, and, judging by the information afforded in each, we hope Dr. Squire will continue the series. They are well written, the therapeutical remedies or surgical appliances are well described, aud what is more essential, Dr. Squire particularly dwells upon those little matters or points, a neglect of which so frequently entails total failure. He tells us that the port-wine-mark, which ordinarily colours the greater part of one side of the face of a dark