MEDICINE, SURGERY, &C.

CLASS TEN.

logy, 2 vols.

1. Abernethy's (JOHN) Lectures on Anatomy, Surgery and Patho8vo. Boston, 1828. 2. ASSALINI'S (P.) Observations on the Plague, Dysentery, Opthalmy of Egypt, and Remarks on the Yellow Fever of Cadiz.

3. ALCOTT'S (W. A.) House I Live in, or the Human Body.

12mo. New York, 1806.

18mo. Boston, 1840.

18mo. Boston, 1840.

5. BANNING'S (E. P.) Common Sense on Chronic Diseases, or a Rational Treatment on the Mechanical Cause and Cure.

12mo. Boston, 1844.

6. BARCLAY'S (A. W.) Essay on Temperament and Civil Policy.

8vo. Berlin, 1840.

7. BARTON (W. P. C.) on Organization and Government of Marine Hospitals in the United States.

9. BEAUMONT'S (WILLIAM) Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice and the Physiology of Digestion.

8vo. Plattsburgh, 1833. 10. BEDDOE'S (THOMAS) Observations on the Medical and Domestic Management of the Consumptive.

8vo. London, 1801. 11. BURKE'S (WILLIAM) Mineral Springs of Western Virginia, with Remarks on their Use. 18mo. New York. 12. BELL'S (JOHN) Health and Beauty, an Explanation of the Laws of Growth and Exercise.

18mo. Philadelphia, 1838.

do. Engravings of the Bones, Muscles and Joints.

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16. BICHAT'S (XAV.) Physiological Researches upon Life and Death.

17. BOISSEAU'S (F. G.) Treatise on Cholera Morbus.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1809.

8vo. New York, 1832.

18. BRIGHAM'S (A.) Remarks on the Influence of Mental Cultivation and Mental Excitement upon Health.

12mo. Boston, 1833.

19. BROWN'S (SOLYMAN) Dentologia, a Poem on the Diseases of the Teeth and their Proper Remedies.

8vo. New York, 1833. 20. BURROW'S (G. M.) Commentaries on the Symptoms, Causes, Forms, and Treatment, Moral and Medical, of In8vo. London, 1828.

sanity.

21. CAREY'S (MATHEW) Account of the Malignant Fever in Philadelphia, in 1793; with an Account of the Plague in

London and Marseilles. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1794. 22. Carpenter's (W. B.) Principles of Human Physiology, with Notes by Meredith Clymer.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1847.

23. CHASE'S (HEBER) Treatise on the Radical Cure of Hernia by In

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struments.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1836. do. Report of Committee of the Philadelphia Medical Society on the Construction of Instruments and their Mode of Action in the Radical Cure of Hernia.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1837. 25. CLEGHORN'S (GEORGE) Observations on the Epidemical Diseases in Minorca, from the year 1744 to 1749.

8vo. London, 1779.

26. CLARK'S (JAMES) Treatise on Pulmonary Consumption.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1835.

120. COOK's (JOHN) History of Lac Amber and Myrrh.

31. COMBE'S (ANDREW) Outlines of Physiology, Comparative and Hu

34. COXE'S (JOHN REDMAN) Epitome of Hippocrates and Galen.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1846.

35. do. do. do. Practical Observations on Vaccination or

Inoculation for the Cow-Pock. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1802. 36. DAVIS'S (DANIEL) Manual of Magnetism. 12mo. Boston, 1842. 37. DEAN'S (AMOs) Lectures on Phrenology. 12mo. Albany, 1834. 38. DE QUINCEY (Letters of), the English Opium Eater.

41. EBERLE'S (JOHN) Treatise on the Practice of Medicine, with

Notes by George McClellan.

42. Epidemic Cholera (History of), being a Report of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, to the Board

of Health. By Bell and Condie.

43. Fever (Malignant). Minutes of the Committee appointed 14th September, 1793, by the Citizens of Philadelphia.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1848.

44. FITCH'S (SAMUEL S.) Lectures on the Uses of the Lungs.

12mo. New York, 1847.

45. FLOUREN'S (P.) Phrenology Examined.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1846.

46. FLOYER'S (SIR JOHN) History of Cold Bathing.

12mo. Litchfield, 1702.

47. FORBE'S (JOHN) Homoeopathy, Allopathy, and Young Physic.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1846.

48. FOWLER (O. S.) on Memory and Intellectual Improvement.

12mo. New York, 1848.

49. GANNAL'S (J. N.) History of Embalming.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1840.

50. GERHARD (W. W.) on Diseases of the Chest.

8vo. 1836.

51. GOVE'S (MARY S.) Lectures to Women on Anatomy and Physi12mo. New York, 1846.

ology.

52. GRAHAM'S (S.) Treatise on Bread and Bread Baking.

18mo. Boston, 1837.

53. GRAHAM'S (THOMAS J.) Treatise on Indigestion.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1831.

54. GRIMES' (J. S.) Philosophy of Mesmerism and Phrenology.

12mo. New York, 1845.

55. GRISCOM'S (JOHN H.) Animal Mechanism and Physiology.

18mo. New York, 1839. 8vo. London, 1839.

56. GRANVILLE'S (A. B.) Spas of Germany.
57. GULLY (J. M.) on Water Cure in Chronic Diseases.

12mo. New York, 1846.

58. HALSTEAD'S (O.) New Method of Curing Dyspepsia.

12mo. New York, 1830.

59. HORNER'S (W. E.) Catalogue of the Anatomical Museum of the University of Pennsylvania.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1832. 60. Hospitals (Memoranda, References, and Documents, relating to the Royal) of the City of London.

61. Hospital (Some Account of the Pennsylvania) from its Rise to

8vo. London, 1836.

Svo. Philadelphia, 1817.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1817.

8vo. New York, 1831. 18mo. New York, 1837.

65. JOHNSTON (EDWARD). Life, Health, and Disease.

12mo. London, 1847.

66. Journal of Foreign Medicine from January, 1828, to June, 1829,

3 vols.

67. KITCHINER'S (W.) Cook's Oracle.

Svo. Philadelphia.

12mo. New York, 1830.

68. KIDD (JOHN) on the Physical Condition of Man.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1833.

70. KIRKBRIDE (THOMAS S.) Reports of the Pennsylvania Hospital

for the Insane.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1846.

Svo. London, 1828.

71. KOECKER (LEONARD). Essays on the Diseases of the Jaws.

72. LANE (REV. B. J.) on the Mysteries of Tobacco.

12mo. New York, 1845. 73. LANE (J. F. W.) Treatise on the Voice. 18mo. Boston, 1845. 74. LARREY'S (BARON D. J.) Surgical Memoirs of the Campaigns of Russia, Germany, and France.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1832.

75. LOBSTIEN (JOHN F.) on the Sympathetic Nerve.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1831.

75. MACNISH'S (ROBERT) Anatomy of Drunkenness.

12mo. New York, 1835.

77. Magendie's (F.) Elementary Compendium of Physiology.

8vo. Edinburgh, 1823.

78. MATTEUCCI'S (CARLO) Lectures on the Physical Phenomena of Living Beings. 12mo. Philadelphia, 1848. 79. MEIG'S (CHARLES D.) Oration before the Philadelphia Medical Society, February 18, 1829; Hare's Strictures, &c. 8vo.

80. Medical Pamphlets.
81. MITCHELL'S (JOHN) Treatise on the Falsifications of Food.

8vo.

12mo. London, 1848.

82. MORGAN'S (JOHN) Discourse upon Medical Schools in America. 12mo. Philadelphia, 1765. 83. MOORMANN (JOHN J.) The Virginia Springs, with their Analysis, and Remarks on their Character.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1847. 84. MUDIE (ROBERT). Man in His Physical Structure and Adapta

tions.

85. MUSSEY'S (R. D.) Essay on the Influence of Tobacco upon Life

and Health.

12mo. Boston, 1838.

18mo. Boston, 1836.

86. PEREIRA'S (JONATHAN) Treatise on Food and Diet.

87. PARIS' (J. A.) Treatise on Diet.

8vo. New York, 1843. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1826.

88. PETTIGREW (T. J.) on Superstitions connected with the History and Practice of Medicine and Surgery.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1844.

89. PHILIP'S (A. P. W.) Treatise on Protracted Indigestion.

8vo. Philadelphia, 1843.

90. PROUT'S (WILLIAM) Chemistry, Meteorology and Function of

Digestion.

12mo. Philadelphia, 1834.

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12mo. Philadelphia, 1834.