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 MEMORANDUM. 
 
 The Library of the Surgeon General’s Office may be said to date from the late war, at 
 the coinineuceinent of which it consisted of about 1150 volumes of text-books and jonrnals. 
 
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 umes was about 1,800, and since that time the increase by donation, exchange, and purchase 
 has been steady and rapid; the present catalogue containing about l'.},000 titles, including 
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 4. Medical and scientific journals and periodical literature. 
 
 5. Chemistry, meteorology, and j)hysics. 
 
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 to the above subjects; but it is still very far from being complete. 
 
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 dent from the fact that, in all the public medical libraries of the United States put together, 
 it would not be possible to verify from the original authorities the references given by 
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 plete collection of American medical literature is in existence ; and the most complete, if in 
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 the difficulty of forming such a collection as the Government should possess. The books 
 are now safely and conveniently arranged in the fire-proof building of the Army Medical 
 Museum, and are accessible to the public under rules and regulations essentially the same 
 as those for the Library of Congress. 
 
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 sional Library, and is catalogued in the same manner, the principle being to give a literal 
 transcript of the title-page of each work, omitting titles of authors. 
 
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 readily classified, and subjects relating to which two or more works are in the Library. 
 
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C A T A I. ( Mi U E . 
 
 Abbot (Henry L., Rvt. I5iig. Gen.) Sicsje ar- 
 tillery in the campaigns again.st Kicliinonil, 
 with notes on the lo-inch gnn, etc. Illns- 
 trated.' 183 pp. 8°. Washington, Govern- 
 ment Printing Office, 18()7. 
 
 Abbott (A. O.) Prison-life in the south, [ 
 during the years 18G4-G5. Illustrated. 37.1 
 pp. 8^. New York, Ilaiper Bros., 18G5. ' 
 
 Abeille. Le parfait chirurgien d’arnide, le 
 trait6 des playes dhirtpiehusade, le chapi- 
 tre singuller tir6 de guidon, etc. 224 pp. 
 12*^. Paris, Jean Guignard, IGDG. 
 
 Abeille (Dr.) Du sulfate de strychnine dans 
 letraiteuientdu choldra. 31 pp. 8°. Paris, 
 J. B. Bailliere, 1854. 
 
 Abeille (Medicale, L’). Kcvue hebdoniadaire 
 de m6deeine, de chirurgie, et do pharinacolo- 
 gie, suivie d’un supplement incnsuel (Ruche 
 Scieutilique). (Weekly.) Tomes 25-2G. 2 
 V. 4°. Paris, bureau du journal, 18G8-G9. 
 
 Abercrombie (Joannes). De fatuitate alpina. 
 These. 56 pp. 8°. F.dinhnrgi, Adamus 
 Neill et socii, 1803. 
 
 [/« Pa.mi'hlets, V. 24.] 
 
 Abercrombie (John). Pathological and prac- 
 tical researches on diseases of the stomach, 
 the intestinal canal, the liver, and other vis- 
 cera of the abdomen. 396 pp. 8°. Edin- 
 burgh, Waugh Innes, 1828. 
 
 [/n Pamphlets, v. 95.] 
 
 Suggestions submitted to the medical 
 
 practitioners of Edinburgh on the character 
 and treatment of the malignant cholera. 16 
 pp. 4°. Edinburgh, Waugh cj' Innes, 1832. 
 
 Aberiiethy (.lohn). Lectures on the theory 
 and practice of surgery. 190 pp. 4°. New 
 York, C. S. Francis, 1830. 
 
 The new family physician, and guide 
 
 to health and long life. 215 pp. 8°. Lon- 
 don, Joseph Smith, 
 
 Surgical observations. 2 v. 8°. Phila- 
 delphia, Thomas Dobson, 1811. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. On local diseases and on aneurisms, on diseases 
 
 Aberiiethy (John) — Continued. 
 
 reseniblinB sj'philis and on diseases of the 
 urethra. 525 pp. 
 
 V. 2. On injuries of the heal and on luiscellaneoiis 
 subjects. 299 pp. 
 
 Surgical observations on the constitu- 
 tional origin and treatment of local disea-ses, 
 an (T^ aneurisms. 34G pp. 8^’. London, 
 Longman, flees, Orme, Brown Sf Green, 1826. 
 
 Surgical and physiological works. 4 v. 
 
 8°. London, lAingman, Bees, Orme, Brown 
 A’ Green, 183(1. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Y. 1. On the constitutional origin and treatment of 
 local diseases, aneurisms, diseases resembling 
 syphilis, and diseases of iho urethra. 34l>, 
 254 pp. 
 
 2. On injuries of the head, tumors, lumbar ab- 
 scesses, and miscellaneous subjects. 2fi7. 
 
 221 pp. 
 
 5. IjPctiires on surgery. 381 pp. 
 
 4. Physiological lectures. 405 pp. 
 
 Abert (.1. W.) Report of his examit ation of 
 New Mexico in the years 1846-47. Illus- 
 trated. 196 pp. 8°. 
 
 Abram (Ernest). De la circoucision au point 
 de vne historique et inddical. Thbse. 1 15 
 pp. 4°. Montpellier, 1864. 
 
 Abyssinian Expedition (Papers connected 
 with the). Presented to both houses of 
 parliament by command of her majesty. 
 495 pp. 4°. l.ondon, G. E. Eyre ij' II'. 
 Spottiswoode, 1867. 
 
 Academia, Academie, Academy, Accademia, 
 Akademie (Transactions and other publica- 
 tions of). See under the titles : Geneva, Ma- 
 drid, Paris, Philadelphia, etc. 
 
 Academia Ctesareoe Leopoldina Carolinae. 
 Novorum actorum germauicae naturae curi- 
 osorum. 92 pp. Royal 4°. Dresda:, E. 
 Blochmann et Jilius, 1868. 
 
 Academia Caesareae Leopold, Car. Miscel- 
 lanea curiosa. 9 v. 4°. Lipsia, 1670-1705. 
 
 Naturae curiosuiu ephemerides centi- 
 
 oriae. 1-6, 3 v. 4°. Francof. et Lipsice, 
 1712-17. 
 
 Academie (Royale) de chirurgie (Mdmoires 
 sur les sujets proposes pour les prix de 1’). 
 
ACADfiMIE. 
 
 2 
 
 ADAMUCCI. 
 
 Academie (Royale) — Continued. 
 Nouvelle6ditionavec notes. 5 v. 8°. Paris, 
 Menard et Dcsenne, fils, 1819. 
 
 M6moires de 1’. Nouvelle Edition avec 
 
 notes. 5 v. 8°. Paris, Menard et Dcsenne, 
 fils, 1819. 
 
 Academie (Royale) de m^decine. M6nioires 
 del’. 6v. 4°. Paris, J. B. Bailliere, \828-d7 . 
 
 Accum (Frederick). A treatise on adulter- 
 ations of food, and culinary poisons. 2d 
 ed. 360 pp. 8°. London, Longman, Hurst 
 <i- Co., 1820. 
 
 Acetification de I’alcool. Concours sur 
 I’acetification de I’alcool. Question pro- 
 pos6e par la Society de Phannacie de Paris. 
 174 pp. 8°. Paris, Louis Colas, 1832. 
 
 Ackermaiin (I. C. G.) De trismo. Diss. 
 48pp. 12°. Gmttinga:, J. C. Dicterich, yi~b. 
 \In Pamphlets, v. 139.] 
 
 Ackerman (J. F. ) Ueber die korperliche 
 verscbiedenbeit des manncs vom weibe aus- 
 serdengescbleclitstheilen. Uebersetzt, nebst 
 einer vorrede und einigen beinerkungen, von 
 Joseph Wenzel. 150 pp. 12°. Koblenz, 
 Johann Kaspar Huber, 1788. 
 
 Ueber die krankheiten der frauenzini- 
 
 mer. 14 pp. 12°. Koblenz, Johann Kaspar 
 Huber, 1788. 
 
 Acland (Henry Wentworth). Memoir on the 
 cholera at Oxford in the year 1854. 172 pp. 
 
 4°. London, John Churchill, 1856. 
 
 Acoluth (Johannes C.) Specimen anthropo- 
 logiae experimentalis. Small 4°. 36 pp. 
 
 Vitemberga, 1722. 
 
 [/n Pamphlets, v. 74.] 
 
 Acton (William). Account of a case of par- 
 tial double monstrosity. 4 pp. and pi. 8°. 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 38.] 
 
 On best means of disguising the taste 
 
 of nauseous medicines. 4 pp. 8°. 
 
 [From Pharmaceutical Journal for May, 1846, v. 5, 
 No. 11.] 
 
 A complete practical treatise on venereal 
 
 diseases, including observations on certain 
 affections of the uterus. 333 pp., 7 pi. 8°. 
 Neio York, J. S. lledfield, 1848. 
 
 The functions and disorders of the re- 
 productive organs. From last London ed. 
 254 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Lindsay Bla- 
 kiston, 1865. 
 
 A practical treatise on the diseases of i 
 
 the urinary and generative organs. 3d ed. j 
 519 pp. 8°. London, John Churchill, 1860. 
 
 Prostitution in relation to public health. 
 
 21 pp. 8°. Reprinted for private circu- | 
 lation. London, 1851. j 
 
 Adams (F. Colburn). The siege of Washing- 
 ton, written expressly for little people. Il- 
 lustrated by A. W. Wand. 130 pp., 8 pi. 
 Square 18°. New York, Dick &,• Fitzgerald, 
 1867. 
 
 The story of a trooper. 716 pp. 8°. 
 
 New York, Dick Sf Fitzgerald, 1865. 
 
 Adams (George). Essays on the microscope ; 
 containing a practical description of the most 
 improved microscopes. 2d ed., with additions 
 and improvements, by F. Kanmacher. 724 
 pp.,32pl. 4°. London, the editor, \7Q8. 
 
 Adams (Gulielmus). De phthisi pulmonali. 
 
 These. 32 pp. 8°. Edinburgi, C. Stewart 
 j et socii, 1800. 
 
 I [In Pamphlets, v. 14.] 
 
 j Adams (Horatio). On the action of water on 
 lead pipes, and the diseases proceeding from 
 j it. 76 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, T. K.&iP.G. 
 
 ! Collins, 1852. 
 
 Adams (Joannes). De suspensa respiratione. 
 
 I 44 pp. 8°. Edinburgi, Georgii Mudie et 
 filii, 1796. 
 
 \In Pamphlets, v. 4.] 
 
 Adams (Joseph). Illustration of Hunter’s 
 doctrine, particularly the life of the blood. 
 21 pp. 8°. London, W. Thorne, 1814. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 31.] 
 
 An inquiry into the laws of epidemics ; 
 
 with remarks on the plans lately proposed 
 j for exterminating the small-pox. 159 pp. 
 j 8°. London, Johnson Sf Callow, 1809. 
 
 Observations on morbid poisons, chronic 
 
 and acute. 2d. ed. 4°. 405 pp. London, J. 
 Callow, 1807. 
 
 A treatise on the supposed hereditary 
 
 properties of diseases, containing remarks 
 on the unfounded terrors and ill-judged cau- 
 tions consequent on such erroneous opin- 
 ions ; with notes illustrative of the subject, 
 particularly in madness and scrofula. 125 
 pp. 8°. London, J. Callow, 1814. 
 
 ! Adams (Robert). Illustrations of the effects of 
 rheumatic gout, or chronic rheumatic arthri- 
 tis, on all the articulations. 31 pp., xi pi. 
 Folio. London, John Churchill, 1857. 
 
 Treatise on rheumatic gout, or chronic 
 
 rheumatic arthritis, of all the joints. 8°. 
 362 pp. London, John Churchill, 1857. 
 Adams (W. H. Davenport). Light-houses 
 ! and light-ships. Illustrated. 322 pp. 12°. 
 
 ' New York, C. Scribner Sf Co., 1870. 
 Adamucci (A.) Systbme mdcaniqiie des 
 I functions nerveuses. 2 v. 323 and 329 pp. 
 j 8°. Paris, LCopold Collin, 1808. 
 
ADDISON. 
 
 3 
 
 AINSMK 
 
 Addison (Tlionias). A collection of tlic pub- 
 lished writing.s of 'I'lioma.s Addison. Edited 
 Iiy Dr. Wilks and Dr. Daldy. •2:W i)|). 8°. ‘ 
 Lnndon, the ,\ew Sydenham Sjciety, 18IW. 
 
 Addison (William). On the containing tex- 
 ture of the blood. 18 pp. 8^. 
 
 (Kroiii I.DUilon Mi-iiical fiazette.] 
 
 (/« I'A.Meni.KTS, V. 3!!.] 
 
 Adelon (N. 1’.) I’liysiolo^ie de riiomme. 
 
 4 V. 8°. Paris, Ctimiifre, jcunc, IH‘2I5. 
 
 Adjutant General (Deports of) 
 
 [See IIMTKuStatks Army, and luidur the titles of the 
 several states.] 
 
 Adler (G. .1). A dictionary of the German 
 and Engli.sh laiifritages, compiled from the 
 works of Ililpert, Fliip^el, Gricb, Heyse, and 
 others. In two parts: 1. Gorman and Eng- 
 lish ; “2. English and (ierinan. lOth revised 
 ed. 852, 522 |)p. Hoyal 8°. Stic Yorl;, 1). 
 A/tplitan if (to., I8l)(i. 
 
 Administration gdiiorale de I’assistauce [tub- 
 litpie it Paris. Notice stir les lieux d’aisance.s 
 jiei fectionnes btablis dans les hbpitaux et 
 hospices de Paris. IG |)p. 4°. Paris, ad- 
 ministration gf.li/:rale, etc., 18G'.). 
 
 Ka[)port sur le service des enfants-as- 
 
 sisles. Et compte moral de I’administration 
 de I’assistancedopublique. L’annee 18G5-Gb. 
 
 2 t. 4°. Paris, Paul Dupont, 18t)G-68. 
 
 Adolph (Joannes T.) Program rna academi- 
 cum ([uo capsam petitianam jtluribns cruris 
 com|)licale fracti casibns aptaudarn proponit. 
 12 pp. 4°. Ilcimstad, 17Gt). 
 
 Adolph (J. T.) De nervoium longitudine in i 
 compensationum multitudinis et vice versa. 1 
 Diss. IG pp. 4°. 
 
 [/« PAMPHMiTS, V. 59.] 
 
 Adolphus (Joseph). Kemarks on the use of 
 the Indian bael or bela in dysentery, diar- I 
 rhoea, etc. 12 p|). 8°. l.ondon, II. Jackson, i 
 1853. 
 
 [//t Pamphlkts, V. fiO.] 
 
 Aeby (Chr. ) Der ban des menschlicheu kor- 
 pers init besonderer riicksicht auf seine mor- | 
 jthologische und physiologische bedeutung. 
 Ein lehrbuch der tinatomie fill' iirzte und 
 studirende. Illustrirt. 624 pp. 8°. Leipzig, ^ 
 P. C. ir. Vogel, 18C8-69. 
 
 .Slsculapian (The) Register. Edited by sev- 
 eral physicians. 1 v. 204 pp. 8°. Philo- 
 dilphia, R. Desilcer, 1824. 
 
 Aetius. Sermories grsecci contraette ex veteri- 
 bus medicinae tetrabiblas. Latine red. per 
 Jan Cornarium. 1031 pp. Fob Litgdnni, ' 
 Godefr. et Marell Beringer, 1.540. 
 
 Agardh (U. Adolph), (^utestio physiologica 
 (pne et (pialls est musculorum vis formam 
 ossium mutandi. 18 pp. Small 4"^. Liindre, 
 Berlinai’inis, 1801. 
 
 Agassiz (Eouis). Contributions to the natural 
 history of the United States of America. 
 4 V. 4°. Boston, Little, Broien if Co., I857-G2. 
 
 CONTK.S'TS. 
 
 iKt inoiiof'niph, in 3 partw: Ist. E.HHay on damnifica- 
 tion; North American tcBtudinata; 3d, Kinhry- 
 nlojfy of the turtl>'. 34 pi. 
 
 2d moiio^rnph, in 5 parts: iHt, Actleplm in 
 
 2d. Ctenophor:e; 3d. Discophora; ; 4lh, Ilydroidea; 
 5th, Uomologiert of the radiuta. 40 pi. 
 
 Ilistoire naturelle des poissons d'eau 
 
 douce de I’Europe ccntrale. Embryologie des 
 salmones par C. Vogt. 32G p(i. 8°. Atlas. 
 7 tab. 4°. Neuchatel, Pititpicrre, 1842. 
 
 Agatz (G. .1.) Atlas zur chirurgischeu auato- 
 niio UTid operationslehre. I3G taf. in stahl- 
 stich und .52 lithograjrhirte umrisstafeln. 
 Prtnngen, Perdinanil Enke, 18G0. 
 
 Agnew (D. Hayes). Valedictory address to 
 the anatomical class of the I’hiladelphia 
 school of anatomy, delivered on Friday even- 
 ing, February 17, I8C0. 20 pp. Philadel- 
 
 jihi'i, J. M. B’ilson, I860. 
 
 [Ill Pamphlets, v. 101.] 
 
 Agnew (Daniel). Our national constitution: 
 its adaptatimi to a state of war or insurrec- 
 tion. 2d ed. 39 pp. Philadelphia, C. Sher- 
 man if Co., 1863. 
 
 Aguilar y Vela (Antonio). Resumen de las 
 actus de la real academia de ciencias exac- 
 tas, lisicas y naturales de Madrid en el ano 
 acadcmico de 1861 A 1862. 61 pp. 8°. Mad- 
 rid, E. .-I g undo, 1863. 
 
 Ahlfeld (.Johann Fried.) liber zerreissung 
 der schainfuge wahrend der geburt. 43 pjr. 
 8°. Diss Leipzig, J. J. Il’eber, 1868. 
 
 [/« Pa.mphle rs, V. 98.] 
 
 Ahii (F.) A new practical grammar of the 
 Dutch language. 2d ed. 120 ])p. 8°. Lon- 
 don, Franz Thimin, I860. 
 
 Aikin (J.) An essay on the ligature of 
 arteries. (See White’s (Charles) cases in 
 surgery.) 22 pp. 8°. London, IV. Johnson, 
 1770. 
 
 Aikin (William E. A.) Valedictory address 
 to the graduates of the university of Mary- 
 land, delivered at the commencement held on 
 the 5th March, 1864. 20 pp. Baltimore, If'. 
 M. Innes, 1864. 
 
 Ainslie (Daniel). De hepatitide. These. 23 
 pp. 8°. Edinburgi, Adamus Neill et socii, 
 180J. 
 
 [/« Pamphlets, v. 19. ] 
 
AINSWORTH. 
 
 4 
 
 ALBINUS. 
 
 Ainsworth (William). Observations on the 
 pestilential cholera as it appeared at Sunder- 
 land in November and Decainber, 1831, and 
 on the measures taken for its prevention and 
 cure. 172 pp. 8°. London. Ebers Co., 
 1832. 
 
 Aire (Joannes). De fehre coinimini Britan- 
 niae eontag^iosa continua. These. 57 pp. 
 8°. Edinburgi, Gulieliniis Creech, 1802. 
 
 [In Pa.mphlkts, V. 20.] 
 
 Airy (George B.) On the algebraical and nu- 
 merical theory of errors of observations. 118 
 pp. 8°. Cambridge, Macmillan Sf Co , 1861. 
 
 On the undulatory theory of optics. 
 
 New ed. 159 pp., 2 pi. 8'^. London and 
 Cambridge, Macmillan Co., 1866. 
 
 Aitken (John). Essa^’ on fractures, and on 
 luxations. 173 pp. 8°. Plates. Edin- 
 burgh, 1789. 
 
 Aitken (William). Cases and observations 
 illustrating inflammatory efl'usions into the 
 substance of the lungs, particularly as modi- 
 fied by contagious fevers. Illustrated. 46 
 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, Stark Sf Co., 1848. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 96.1 
 
 The same. From the Edinburgh Medi- j 
 
 cal and Surgical Journal, No. 178. Illustra- 1 
 
 ted. 46 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, Stark Co., 
 1818. 
 
 [/« Pamphlets, v. 97.J I 
 
 Contributions to pathology. Morbid | 
 
 appearances in ca.se of cholera. From the ^ 
 Glasgow Medical Journal, No. 1. 11 pp. | 
 
 8 °. I 
 
 Pamphlets, V. 97.] 
 
 On the growth of the recruit and young * 
 
 soldier. 72 pp. 12'^. London, Griffin, Bohn 
 J- Co., IH62. : 
 
 Remarks on the occurrence of convul- ! 
 
 sions during the progress of typhus fever. 
 From the Monthly Journal of Medical Sci- 
 ence for June, 1848. 8 pp. 8*^. 
 
 [/« Pamphlets, V. 96.] 
 
 Tlie science and practice of medicine. ' 
 
 2 V. 9i9, 993 pp. Royals'^. Londou, Lind- 
 say Blakiston, 1864. 
 
 The same. From the 4tli London ed., 
 
 with additions by Meredith Clymer. 2 v. : 
 V. 1, 9.')5 pp. : v. 2, 1114 pp. 8°. Philadel- 
 phia, Lindsay <)'• Blakiston, 1866. 
 
 Alton (William). Dissertations on malaria, 
 contagion, and cholera. 220 i)p. 8°. Lon- 
 don, Longmans Co., 1832. 
 
 Alabama Insane Hospital at Tuscaloosa (Acts 
 of the legislature and by-laws for the erec- 
 
 Alabama Insane Hospital — Continued. 
 
 tiou, organization, and government of the). 
 Also annual report of the ofiicers of the same 
 for the years 1862, 1867, 1869, 1870. 
 
 Bound. 1 V. 8'^. Tuscaloosa, 1862-70. 
 Alabama (Proceedings of the Medical Asso- 
 ciation of the State of), begun and held in 
 the city of Mobile, December 10-14, 1850. 
 With an appendix. 154 pp. 8°. Mobile, 
 Dude, Thompson S( Co., 1851. 
 
 The same. February 5, 6, and 7, 1855. 
 
 148 pp. 8°. Mobile, 18.55. 
 
 AJameda County (Cal.) Medical Association. 
 Constitution, by-laws, and fee-table. Pam- 
 phlet. 12 pp. 12°. Oakland, 1871. 
 Alaiison (Edward). Practical observation on 
 amputation and the after-treatment, to which 
 is added an account of the amputation above 
 the ancle with a flap. Illustrated by cases. 
 296 pp. 8°. London, .Joseph Johnson, 1782. 
 Alavoine (Alexis-Antoine-Joseph). Disser- 
 tation sur la nymphomanie, ou la fureur 
 uterine. 17 pp. 4°. Strasbourg, Lecrault, 
 1815. 
 
 Albengnefit. De virtiitibus ciborum et uiedi- 
 cinarum. 21 pp. Folio. Argentorati, triih 
 Alsnharavius, 1531. 
 
 Albers (,J. F. If.) Erlauterungen zu dem 
 atlasse der pathologischen anatomie fiir prak- 
 tische arzte. 5v. 8°. Bonn, Henry Sf Cohen, 
 1832. 
 
 Alberti (D. Micbaelis). De venm sectione 
 curatorie repetita. Small 4°. 12 pp. Halw 
 
 Magdcb., 1725. 
 
 [In Pa.mphlets, V. 84.] 
 
 De venae sectione senum. Small 4°. 
 
 1724 pp. 
 
 [In Pa.mphlets, v. 70.] 
 
 Albertini (Giovanni), l^’anatomia ne’ suoi 
 rap))orti colla patologia chirurgica e colla 
 mediciua operatica. Thesis 74 pp. 8°. 
 Nocara, Pasqualc Uusconi, 1865. 
 
 Albertus (Magnus). De virtutibus herbarum. 
 De virt. lapidum. De virt. animalium et de 
 mirabilibus mundi. Item, parvum regimen 
 sanitatis valde utile. Sine custet fob numero. 
 4°. 
 
 Albespy (Francois). Considerations sur 
 I’etiologie et le traitement de la pourriture 
 d’hopital, particulibrement i)ar le perchlorure 
 de fer. Thbse. 32 pp. 4°. Paris, llignuut, 
 1860. 
 
 Albinus (Bernardus). De catarrhacta. Tab. 
 1. Erancoff. ad I’iad., 1695. 
 
 [In Hali.ek, Dispiit. chir., t. 2.) 
 
ALBINUS. 
 
 ALLEN. 
 
 Albinus (BernaidusSiegfriod). E-xplicatio ta- 
 bularuni ariatoniicafuiii Bartlioloin. Ensta- 
 cbii. 295 pp., 47 tab. Folio. L<i<Uc, Joli. el 
 llerm. Vcrheek, 17GI. 
 
 leones ossiiiin Ibetiis aecedit iiuinani, 
 
 osteogeiiia? brevis liistoria. Tab. 10., pp. 102. 
 4^. Leidte Batav., Jolt, el llerm. Vtrbetk,\~',ili . 
 
 Tabula} sceleti et iimseulorum corporis 
 
 humani, cum e.xplauatio. Tabular ossiuni 
 bumanoruin IM. Tabular anatomicar mus- 
 culorum bomiuis 25. Tab. vasis cbyliferi 
 cum vena azyga arteriis intcrcostalibus 
 aliisque vieinis partibus 1. Tab. uteri inu- 
 lieris gravidar 7. Folio. Lugd. Baluv. cl 
 Ltidw, apud J. ct //. Vcrbiik, 1747-53. 
 
 Albucasis. De cliirurgia. Arabice et La- 
 tiue. Cura Jobannis Cbanning. 3 t. in 
 1 t. 042 pp. 4'^. Ojeon, Clarcndoniaiw, 1778. 
 
 Alcock (Kutberford). Notes on tbe medical 
 bistory and statistics of tbe British legion 
 of Spain, comprising tbe results of gun-sbot 
 wounds in relation to the important questions 
 in surgery. 101 pp. 8°. London, John 
 Churchill, 1838. 
 
 Aldeii process of preserving and perfecting 
 fruits, vegetables, meats, tisb, etc., by pneu- 
 matic evaporation and super-maturation. 
 10 pp. 8°. New York, Aldrn I'riiit I’rc- 
 serving Company, 1871. 
 
 Aldridge (John). Lectures on tbe urine, and 
 on tbe pathology, diagnosis, and treatment 
 of urinary diseases. 80 jip. 8^. Dublin, 
 Samuel J. Machen, 1840. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 87.] 
 
 Aldrovandi (Ulysses). Opera. 13 v. Fob 
 Bonon, Nicol. Tebaldinus, Ui40-08. 
 
 COSTE.NTS. 
 
 V. 1-3. Ornithologia. 
 
 4. De auimalibiis iiisectis. 
 
 5. De auimalibus exauquibus. 
 
 6. De piscibiis. 
 
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 A treatise on gonorrhoea virulenta and 
 
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 Observations on injuries of the spine 
 
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 Surgical observations ; being a c[uar- 
 
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 A system of dissections, explaining the 
 
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 Medical heroism. Address before Phila- 
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 Memorial of Dr. John Bell to the trus- 
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 On the influence of medicine. Published 
 
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BOUDIN. 
 
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 Traite des fievres intennittentes, remit 
 
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 Iconographie d’anatomle chimrgicale 
 
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 Bourgery (.1. M.), Bernard (Claude), et 
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 TABLE DES .MATlttRES. 
 
 Tome Ire. Oste >logie — syndesmologio. 191 pp. 1.59 pp 
 Tome 2me. Myologie — apon6urologie. 141 pp. 159 pi- 
 Tome 3me. Neiirologie. 341 i)p. 100 pi. 
 
 Tome 4ine. Angeiologie. 162 pp. 91 pi. 
 
 Tome 5ine. Splaiichnologie. 342 pp. 76 pi. 
 
 Tome 6nie. Medecine operatoire. 280 pp. 91 pi. 
 Tomelme. Meilecine op6ratoire. 356 and lii. pp. 77 
 pi., and 15 lettered plates, A to P. 
 
 Tome 8nie. EmbryogCuie. 335 pp. 60 pi. 
 
 Bourgoin (Edme.) Nouvelles recherches 
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 Bourguignon (II.) Ou the cattle plague; or, 
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 Bourlier (A.) De la phthisie a Alger. These. 
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 Boutell (Charles). Heraldry, historical and 
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 Bouton (Louis). Plantes mddiciuales do 
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 Nouvelle mdthode pour determiner les pro- 
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 Bowdich (T. Edward). An analysis of the 
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 Bowditcli ( Henry I.) A brief plea for an am- 
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BOWDITCH. 
 
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 BRAID. 
 
 Bowditch (Henry I.) — Continued. 
 
 States. 28 pp. 8°. Boston, Tichnor if Fields, I 
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 A treatise on diaphragmatic hernia ; i 
 
 being an account of a case observed at the 
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 of medical authors, between the years 1610 
 and 1846. 77 pp. Buffalo, Jewett, Thomas 
 
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 On paracentesis thoracis, with analysis of 
 
 cases. Extracted from the American Jour- 
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 35 pp. 16'^. Philadtliihia, T. K. cf P. G. 
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 Bowditch (W. R.) The analysis, technical 
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 Illustrated. 300 pp. 8“^. London, E. F. 
 N. Span, 1867. 
 
 Bowen ( Rev. T. J. ) Grammar and dictionary 
 of the A'oruba language. With an introduc- 
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 Cassebohm (.Joannes F.) Tractatus quatuor 
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 Castell (Petrus). Experimenta quibus varias 
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 Catalogue. Alphabetical catalogue of the 
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 Bibliotheca medico-chirurgica et au- 
 
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 Wilhelm Engelmnnn, 1848-68. 
 
 Catalog der bibliotbek des Ilerzogl. Col- 
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 Catalog der pathologisch-anatomischen 
 
 samlung des Herzoglichen Collegium Anato- 
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 Catalog rmn 6sch- und amphibien-skelc- 
 
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 Catalogue and report of obstetrical and 
 
 other instruments exhibited at the conver- 
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 held by permission at the Eoyal College of 
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 illustrations. London, Longmans, Green 
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 Catalogue der uitgebreide bibliotheek 
 
 nagelaten door den Heer Jacob Baart de la 
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 Catalogue des instruments de physique, 
 
 de chimie, d’optique, et de mathematiiiue de 
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 Catalogue des livres publics en langiies 
 
 dtranghres jiar I’academie impdriale des 
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 Catalogue des manuscrits frainjiis. 
 
 Tomel. 783 pp. 4°. Paris, Eirmin Didot 
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 Catalogue, illustrated and descriptive, of 
 
 surveying, philosophical, mathematical, op- 
 tical, photographic, and standard meteoro- 
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 Catalogue mdthodique de la bibliotheqne 
 
 de I’ccole imperiale d’ajiplication de mddeeine 
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 Victor Rozicr, (ditcur, 1861. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 65 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 Catalogue. Catalogue of articles contained 
 in the museum of military surgery attached 
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 Catalogue of articles forming the United 
 
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 E. Bri^re, 1867. 
 
 Catalogue of awards to American ex- 
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 Catalogue of French surgical instrument- 
 
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 1867. 
 
 Catalogue of hot-house, green-house, 
 
 hardy, and herbaceous plants, etc., alpha- 
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 Edinburgh, 1794. 
 
 Catalogue of publications of societies 
 
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 Catalogue of scientific papers. (1800- 
 
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 Geo. Edwd. Eyre and Wm. Spottiswoode, 
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 Catalogue of the Army Medical Museum, 
 
 surgeon general’s office, Washington (D. C.) 
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 Catalogue of the library of congress, with 
 
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 7 V., 8°; 2v., 4°. Washington, Government 
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 Catalogue of the library of the Royal ; 
 
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 4 V. 8°. London, Taylor W Era ncis, \ 
 
 Catalogue of the library of the Royal 
 
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 Index, containing an alphabetical list of 
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 Catalogue of the library of the United 
 
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 Catalogue of the most extensive, valua- 
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 9 
 
 Catalogue. Catalogue of the museum of the 
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 Catalogue of the museum of the Royal 
 
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 Pt. I. Plants and invertebrate animals in the dried 
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 Dermatological specimens. By Erasmus Wilson. 
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 Physiological series of comparative anatomy. 
 
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 Catalogue of the fossil organic remains. 
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 John Hunter: Observations on geology. 4®. Lon- 
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 John Hunter: Memoranda on vegetation. 4®. Lon- 
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 Catalogue of the organic remains, which, 
 
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 J. Seymour, 1826. 
 
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 Catalogue of the osteological portion of 
 
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 Catalogue of the pathological cabinet 
 
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 arranged by Robert Ray, jr., M. D. 353 
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 Catalogue of the pathological prepara- 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 66 
 
 CAUVY. 
 
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 Eevi.sed and edited by Samuel Wilks. 2 v. 
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 A catalogue of the preparation.? in the 
 
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 Catalogue of the surgical museum of 
 
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 Catalogue of the United States Army 
 
 Medical Museum. Prepared under the direc- 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Surgical section. By Alfred A. Woodhull, assistant 
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 Medical section. By J. J. Woodward, assistant sur- 
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 Catalogue of the Wistar or Anatomical 
 
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 Catalogue or alphabetical index of the 
 
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 Catalogue raisonn6: library of the 
 
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 A collection of catalogues of various 
 
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 A descriptive catalogue of the anatomi- 
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 A descriptive catalogue of the minerals 
 
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 Musee Vrolik. Catalogue de la collec- 
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 Public library of the city of Boston. 
 
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 Gatlin (Benjamin 11.) The annual address 
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 Cauchy (Augustin). Sept Icfons de physique 
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 Cauliaco (Guido de) or Chauliac (Guy de) 
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 Cauvet (D.) Nouveau 616ments d’histoire 
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 Cauvy (F. d’Agde). Des fractures du crane. 
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 67 
 
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 Cayol (J. A.) Constitutiou medicale, ou 
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 Manuel de radministration [des corps 
 
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 Cazenave (Alphee) et Scliedel (H. E.) 
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 Manual of diseases of the skin, from 
 
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 Cazin (Achille). Bibliothhquedesmarveilles de 
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 Chamberlain (P.) Midwife’s practice ; or, a 
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 The renewal of life. Lectures, chiefly 
 
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 Chambon (N.) Maladies des femmes. 2d 
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 Champion (Paul Joseph Alfred). Du debride- 
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CHAPMAN. 
 
 69 
 
 CHAUFFARD. 
 
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 Diarrhoea and cholera : their origin, 
 
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 Klinische vortrage itber augenheil- 
 
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 Graham (Thomas]. Elements of chemistry, 
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 Observations on the spontaneous motion of the ova 
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 Observations on the structure of some siliceous 
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 Observations on the anatomy of tho corallina opuntia 
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 Observations on the structure and functions of the 
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 With a plate. 
 
 Notice of a now zoophyte (cliona celata. Or.) from 
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 Grant (Robert E.) — Continued. 
 
 On the structure and character of tho octopus ventri- 
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 Observations on the structure and nature of flustrre. 
 On the structure and characters of the lernfca elon- 
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 Notice regarding the ova of the ponlobdella raaricata, 
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 Outlines of comparative anatomy. 656 
 
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 Grant (William R.) Valedictory address to 
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GKAVES. 
 
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 Manual of the botany of the Northern 
 
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 The same. Second American, from the 
 
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 Hales (Stephen). Statical essays ; containing 
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 A treatise on ventilators. In two parts. 
 
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 Papers relative to the disease called 
 
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 Hall (Alfred G.) Views of the new theory of 
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 Hall (J. C.) Pathology, diagnosis, preven- 
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 Eupaedia ; or, letters to a mother on the 
 
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 144 pp. Small 6°. London, Sherwood and 
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 Memoirs on the nervous system. I. 
 
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 The mutual relations between anatomy, 
 
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 the practice of medicine. Being the Gul- 
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 Letters to Dr. William Osborn on cer- 
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 A treatise on the management of female 
 
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 Discourse on the importance of a gen- 
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 Elkoplasty; or, anaplasty applied to 
 
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 Observations on the utility and admin- 
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 The same. Fifth edition, revised by 
 
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 Handbuch der allgemeinen und speciellen 
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 CONTENTS. ^ 
 
 Ersteu band, erste abtheilung. 
 
 H aeser. Ilistorische ent wickeluug der chirurgie uud 
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 Weber (0.) Die gewebserkrankungen im aiigemei- 
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 Zweitc abtheilung. 
 
 Billroth. Verietzungen der weichtheiie. 
 
 Fischer (H.) Verietzungen durch kriegswatren 
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 21 
 
 Handbuch — Continued. 
 
 Thiersch (C ) Die feineren anatomischcn veran- 
 derungeu nach verwundung der weichtheiie. 
 
 Nussbaum. Anaesthetica. 
 
 Billroth. Allgemeine instrumeuten- und opera- 
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 ZWEITER BAND, erstc abtheilung. 
 
 Lucre (A.) Die lehre von den geschwiilsten in anato* 
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 Zweite abtheilung. 
 
 Weber (0.) Krankheiten der haut, des zellgewebes, 
 des lympfagefasssystems, der venen, der arterien, 
 uud der nerven. 
 
 VOLKMANN (R.) Krankheiten der bewegungsorgane. 
 
 Dritter BAND, erste abtheilung. 
 
 TrolTSCH (v.) Kmnkheiten des ohres. 
 
 Weber (0.) Krankheiten des gesichtes. 
 
 Lorinser (F. W.) Krankheiten der wirbelsaule. 
 
 Billroth. Krankheiten der brust. 
 
 Nussbaum. Krankheiten des uuterleibes. 
 
 Atlas. 
 
 GREB (Jos.) 136 tafeln in stalstich und 52 litho- 
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 Handbuch der speciellen pathologie und the- 
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 Erster band, Allgemeine si'Orungen der ernahrung 
 
 und des Mutes. 
 
 Virchow (R.) Allgemeine formen der storung und 
 ihrer ausgleichung ; ortliche gtbrungen des kreis- 
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 Vogel (J.) Storungen der blutmischung; rheuma- 
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 Stiebel Rachitis und osteomalacie. 1854. 
 
 ZwEiTER BAND, Intoxications- und infectionskrank- 
 heiten. 
 
 Erste abtheilung. 
 
 Falck (C. Ph.) Die klinisch-wichtigen intoxica- 
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 Virchow (R.) Infection durch contagiose thiergifte 
 (zoonozen). 
 
 Simon (F. A.) Syphilis (lustseuche). 1855. 
 
 Zxoeite abtheilung, 
 
 Griesinger (W.) Infectionskrankheiten, malaria- 
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 Dritter band. 
 
 Hebra. Acute exanthem- uud hautkrankheiten. 
 
 VIERTER BAND, Krankheiten des nervenapparates. 
 
 Erste abtheilung. 
 
 Hasse (K. E.) Krankheiten der nerven, des gehirns, 
 und riickenmarks. 1855. 
 
 Funfter band, Krankheiten der respirations- und 
 
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 Erste abtheilung, erste lieferung. 
 
 WiNTRICH (M. A.) Einleitung zur darstellung de 
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 Zweite lieferung. 
 
 WiNTRICH (M. A.) Die krankheiten der pleura. 
 1855. 
 
 Eritte lieferung. 
 
 Friedreich (N.) Die krankheiten der iiasenhohlen, 
 des larynx und dor trachea, der thyreoidea, der 
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 Vierte lieferung. 
 
 BlERMER (A.) Krankheiten der bronchien uud des 
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 Finifte lieferung, Schluss. 
 
 [Erscheint binnen kurzem.] 
 
 Zweite abtheilung, erste lidlfte. 
 
 Lebert (II.) Krankheiten der blut- und lymphge* 
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HANDBUCH. 
 
 162 
 
 HARDIE. 
 
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 Zweite ahtheilung, zweite hdlfte. 
 Friedreich (N.) Krankheiten dee herzeus. 1861. 
 
 Sechster BAKD, erste ahtheilung. 
 Bamberger (H.) Krankheiten dea chylopoetlschen 
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 Zweite ahtheilung, erste lieferung. 
 
 PiTHA (P. R. V.) Krankheiten der mannlicheu ge* 
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 1864. 
 
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 The anatomy of the human body illus- 
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 Cases in surgery. Reported by John 
 
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 Remarkable case of extrophy of the 
 
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 Elements of spherical trigonometry. 
 
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 Examples on the integral calculus. 
 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 14.] 
 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 412.] 
 
 Heald (Ricardus). De typho. 34 pp. 8°. 
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 Heale (James Newton). A treatise on the 
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 A treatise on vital causes. 283 pp. 8°. 
 
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 Heastie (Alex.) A treatise on the nature 
 and causes of the yellow fever ; with obser- 
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 the coast of the Mediterranean and on ship- 
 board. 156 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, John An- 
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 Heath (Christopher). A manual of minor sur- 
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 273 pp. 12°. London, J. Churchill Sons, 
 1870. 
 
 Injuries and diseases of the jaws. The 
 
 Jacksonian prize essay of the Royal College 
 of Surgeons of England, 1867. 416 pp. 8°. 
 London, John Churchill Sons, 1868. 
 
 Practical anatomy : a manual of dissec- 
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 Churchill cf' Sons. 1869. 
 
 The same. Illustrated. First Ameri- 
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 Philadelphia, Henry C. Lea, 1870. 
 
 Heath (Joannes). De asthmate spasmodico. 
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 [7n Pamphlets, v. 1.] 
 
 Heather (J. F. ) Mathematical instruments. 
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 [Weale’s Series, No. 169.] 
 
 A treatise on mathematical instruments. 
 
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 Heaton (George). A review of a report of a 
 committee of the American Medical Associa- 
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 [7» Pamphlets, v. 217.] 
 
 Hebenstreit (Joannes Ernestus). De officio 
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 [7?i Pamphlets, v. 58.] 
 
llEliEKDEN. 
 
 169 
 
 HEIMANN. 
 
 Heberden (William). Commentaries on tlie 
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 Hebra (Ferdinand). Allfrenieine pathologie 
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 [5cc IIandbuch der speciellen pathologie uud thera- 
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 Chirurgisclie operationen. 434 pp. 
 
 8°. IVieii, C. F. Mdrschner, 1842. 
 
 On diseases of the skin, including the 
 
 exanthemata. Translated and edited by 0. 
 Hilton Fagge and P. H. Pye-Smith. 2 v. 
 396, 436 pp. 8°. London, New Sydenham 
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 Hebra (Ferd.) und Blfinger (Ant.) Atlas 
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 Il'ien, Gerald's Sohn, 1856-66. 
 
 Atlas of portraits of diseases of the skin. 
 
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 the New Sydenham Society.) 22 pi. (Incom- 
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 Heck (Casparus). De restaurando labio infe- 
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 [hi Pa.MPHLETS, V. 329.] 
 
 Heck(J. G.) Iconographic encyclopedia of 
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 the German, with additions, and edited by 
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 Heckel (Conrad A.) Ueber die unterbindung 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 273.] 
 
 Hecker (Carl). Ueber die schadelform bei 
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 Berlin, Aug. Hirschwald, 1869. 
 
 Hecker (C. ) und Buhl (L.) Klinik der ge- 
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 Hecker (.1. F. C.) The epidemics of the 
 middle ages. Translated from the German 
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 Sydenham Society, 1844. 
 
 Hecking (Antonins). De cicatricibus exter- 
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 [hi Pamphlets, v. 329.] 
 
 Hedenus (Augustus Gnlielmus). Commen- 
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 22 
 
 Hedenus (Augustus Gnlielmus). De difScili 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 269.J 
 
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 Heer (Hugo Carolus). De ossium concretione 
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 Hees (Cornelius van). De epilepsia. 31 pp. 
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 Hehne (Fabian). De morum mutatione sub 
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 [7n Pamphlets, v. 66. J 
 
 Heideggerus (F. Rudolphus). Do hfemorrhoi- 
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 [7a Pamphlets, v. 72.] 
 
 Heidelberg. Verhandluugen des naturhistor- 
 isch-mediciuischen Vereins zu Heidelberg. 
 7 nos. 8°. Heidelberg, E. Mohr, 1868-69. 
 Heidenreich (Fried. Wilh.) Die verktirzung 
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 Ansbach, Oarl .lunge, 1852. 
 
 Heidler (Carl Jos. ) Die epidemische cholera. 
 176 pp. 8°. Leipzig, F. .4. Brochhaus, 1848. 
 
 Die nervenkraft im sinne der wissen- 
 
 schaft, gegeniiber dem blutleben in der natur. 
 392 pp. 8°. Braunschweig, F. Vieweg und 
 Sohn, 1845. 
 
 Die schutzmittel gegen die cholera, mit 
 
 riicksichtauf ein ursiichliches luftinfusorium 
 und dessen nicht contagiose natur. 173 pp. 
 8°. Prag, J. G. Calve, 1854. 
 
 Versuch einer neuen empirischen be- 
 
 griiudung der cholerawissenschaft. 10 pp. 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 175.] 
 
 Heiland (.Job. Daniel). De apoplexia. Small 
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 f7n Pamphlets, v. 69 ] 
 
 Heim (Ernestus Carol. Lud.) De cholera 
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 Heimann (F.) Die cholera-epidemie in Koln 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 170.] 
 
HEIN. 
 
 170 
 
 HELLO. 
 
 Hein (Eeinhold). Ueber die regeneration 
 gebrocheuer und resecirtor knochen. Mit 
 drei tafeln. (Separatabdruck aus Virchow’s 
 Arcbiv fiir pathologischo Anatoniie und Phy- 
 siologie und fiir kliniscbe Medicin, ftinfzelin- 
 terband.) 4i) pp. 8°. Berlin, Georg Rei- 
 mer, 1856. 
 
 Heiu (Rudolphus). De morbillis. Diss. 27 
 pp. 8°. Jena, A. Ncuenhahni,\&Q\. 
 
 \In Pamphlets, v. 399.] 
 
 Heine (Carl). Die scbussverletzungen der 
 unteren extremitiiten. Nach eigenen erfah- 
 rungeu iin letzten scbleswig-liolsteiuiscben 
 feldzuge. 406 pp. 8*^. Berlin, A. Hirsch- 
 icald, 1866. 
 
 Heine (J. G. ) Collection of medical essays. 
 I V. 4°. Bonn, Adolph Marcus, 1836. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Copie von dem briefe iiber die asiatisclie cholera in 
 Scheveningen. 
 
 Von den erfolgeii iiber die abhaudlung iiber die cho- 
 lera-krankheit. 
 
 Historie iiber den letzten verlauf der asiatischen cho- 
 lera in den jahren 1836-38. 
 
 Notice.s historiques et scientifiques dl'dgard de la uou- 
 velle orthopgdie. Extrait d’une partie d’un traite 
 gdndrale orthop§di(iue. 
 
 Heine (Maximilian). Medicinisch-bistorisches 
 aus Russland. 66 pp. 8°. St. Petersburg , 
 Eggers et Comp., 1851. 
 
 Heineke (W.) Anatoniie und patbologie der 
 schleimbeutel und sehuenscbeiden. Diss. 
 131 pp. 4°. Erlangen, E. Th. Jacob, 1868. 
 Compendium der cliirurgiscben opera- 
 tions- und verbandlebre. Erstebiilfte. Illus- 
 trated. 288 pp. 8°. Erlangen, E. Besold, 
 1870. 
 
 Heinrich (Arminius S.) De fracturis ossium 
 pelvis. 30 pp. 12°. Halis Saxonum, Or- 
 phanotrophei, 1858. 
 fJn Pamphlets, v. 192.] 
 
 Heinroth (D. J. C. Aug. ) Melotemata psy- 
 chiatrica. De mentis imbecillitate delicta 
 excusante. 12 pp. Small 4°. 1843. 
 
 f/n Pamphlets, v. 143.] 
 
 Heinze (Carolus Gulielmus). Deexopbtbalmo 
 cum struma et cordis affections. Diss. 32 
 pp. 8°. Lipsia, A. Dennhnrdt. 
 
 Heise. See Heister. 
 
 Heister (Lorenz). Cbirurgic, in welcber alles, 
 was zur wundarzuey geborct, griindlicb 
 abgebandelt. 1078pp. 4°. Niirnberg, Gabriel 
 Nicolaus Raspe, 1770. 
 
 Compendium anatomicum. Editio al- 
 tera 237 pp. 8°. Altorf Nuremberg 1719. 
 
 De hernia incarcerata suppurata smpe 
 
 non letbali. 
 
 \In Haller, Disput. chlr., tom. 3, p. 229.] 
 
 Heister (Lorenz). De optima cancrum mam- 
 inarum extirpandi ratione. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 2, p. 509.] 
 
 lustitutiones cbirurgicm. Pars prima, 
 
 715 pp ; pars secunda, 1249 pp. 4°. Am- 
 stelad., Jansson- ll'asesbcrg, 1739. 
 
 Mediciniscbe, cbirurgiscbe und anato- 
 
 mische wabruehmuugcn. 1112 pp., 8 tab. 
 4°. Rostock, Johann Christian Koppe, 1753. 
 Heister et Butzer. De hydrocele. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 3, p. 327.] 
 
 Heister et Friesse. De tumoribus cysticis 
 singularibus. 
 
 {hi Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 5, p. 429. 1 
 Heister et Heise. De sarcocele. 
 
 [In Haller Disput. chir., tom. 3, p.357.] 
 
 Heister et Ilsemann. De lithotomeae Celsi- 
 ana? prmstautia et usu. 
 
 [/» Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 4, p. 137.] 
 
 Heister et Reinig. Diss. de arterim cruralis 
 vulnero periculosissimo feliciter sanato. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 5, p. 131.] 
 
 Heister Sturm Devulneribus ossium rite 
 curandis. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 4, p. 573.] 
 
 HeLster et Weise. De alto adparatu. 
 
 [/« Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 4, p. 105.J 
 Heister et Widman. De genuum structura 
 eorumque morbis. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 4, p. 489.] 
 
 Heister et Zeidler. Do nova bracbium am- 
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 [7« Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 5, p. 221.] 
 Heisterman (Tbeodorus). Do suppressione 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 68.] 
 
 Heitscli (Joannes). De strepitu quern diciint 
 uterino. Diss. 15 pp. 8°. Jena, A. Neu- 
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 [7n Pamphlets, v. 399.] 
 
 Heitzmann (C.) Compendium der cbirur- 
 gischen patbologie und tberapie. Zweite 
 auflage. 550 pp. 8°. lVicn,W. Braumiillcr, 
 1869. 
 
 Die descriptive und topograpbiscbe 
 
 anatoniie des menscbcn. Erster band. 232 
 pp. 8°. ll'icn. If'. Braumiiller, 1870. 
 Helbig (Ernst). Ueber drei falle von insola- 
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 1868. 
 
 [7» Pamphlets, V. 98.] 
 
 Hello (J. M.) Quelques cousiddratious sur 
 les plaies d’armes A, feu. 96 pp. 8°. Cher- 
 bourg, Thomins, 1846. 
 
HELMBOLD. 
 
 171 
 
 HENDERSON. 
 
 Helmbold (Hermann Otto). Drei falle dop- 
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 34 pp. 12°. Jena, A. Neucnhnhn, 1866. 
 
 Helmholtz. See Grove. 
 
 Helmholtz (H.) Optique pliysiologiqTie. 
 Avec atlas, pi. 11. Tradnite par finiile 
 Javal et N. Th. Klein. 1057 pp. 8°. Paris, 
 V. Masson et fils, 1867. 
 
 Helmke (Adalbert). Ueber nie.s.sungen der 
 tborax-bewegungeu. Diss. 27 pp. 8°. 
 Jena, A. Neuenbahn, 1865. 
 
 [Zre Pamphlets, v. 399.] 
 
 Helmont. See Van Helmont. 
 
 Helmout (.Jolm B. van). Oriatrike or pby- 
 sick refined ; the common errors therein rel'u- 
 ted and the whole art reformed and rectified. 
 Rendered into English by J. C. Sometime. 
 1161 pp. Folio. London, Lodowick Loyd, 
 1662. 
 
 Helt (Fredericus). De animi pathematum vi 
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 Joannis Brwdelet, 1757. 
 
 Pamphlets, v. 73.] 
 
 Helvetius. Recueil des m6thodes pour la 
 gubrison des plus dangereuses maladies qui 
 attaquent le corps humaine, telles qui sout 
 la vbrole, etc. 2 tomes. 12°. Avec 
 “L’art de succer les playes sans se servir 
 de la bouehe de rhomme.” Par Dominique 
 Anel. 90 pp. 12°. Trevour, 1717. 
 
 Helvetius (Joannes Fredericus.) Do hygrau- 
 lica corporis humani. 34 pp. Small 4°. 
 Lngd. Batav., Isaac Severinus, 1723. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 74.] 
 
 Helvetius (Jo]iannes Fridericus). Den ont- 
 wapenden pest-doodt in den theriakel-pot. 
 41 pp. 8°. Graven-Hage, 1664. 
 
 Helwig (A.) Das mikroskop in der toxikolo- 
 gie. Illustrated. 97 pp. 8°. Mainz, Vic- 
 tor V. Zahern, 1865. 
 
 Heming (G. O.) A practical treatise on the 
 diseases of the uterus and its appendages. 
 Translated from the French of Mme. Boivin 
 and A. Dugbs. With copious notes. 559 
 pp. 8°. London, Sbericood, Gilbert <$• Piper, 
 1834. 
 
 Hemman (J. A.) Medicinisch-chirurgische 
 aufsatzo historisch-practischen inhalts. 227 
 pp. 8°. Berlin, Christian Ludewig, Stahl- 
 hnjim, 1778. 
 
 Hempel. See Hahnemann. 
 
 Hempel (Charles J.) Dr. Franz Hartmann’s 
 diseases of children, and their homoeopathic 
 treatment. 513 pp. 8°. New York, fl’il- 
 liam Badde, 1853. 
 
 Hempel (E. A. L.) Handbuch der kriegs- 
 hygieine. Mit einer vorrede von C. J. M. 
 Langenbeck. 336 pp. 8°. Gottingen, Van- 
 denliuck and Ruprccht, 1822. 
 
 Hempel (Friedr.) Das weingeistige dampf- 
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 Berlin, E. S. Miiller, 1831. 
 
 [In Pa.mphlets, V. 168.] 
 
 Kurzer bericht betreffend die orienta- 
 
 lische pest in der Tiirkei und in Russland 
 in 1812-14, mit riicksichtauf die cholera. 16 
 pp. 8°. Hamburg, E. S. Mittler, 1831. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 168.] 
 
 Hemphill (S.) De pneumonia. 27 pp. 8°. 
 Edinburgi, C. Stewart, 1804. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 28.] 
 
 Henckel (Elias Henricus). Ordo et methodus 
 cognoscendi et curandi Energumenos, sen 
 h Stygio Cacodaeinone obsesses, antehac a 
 nemiue, quantum sunt, qui de obsestis scrip- 
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 et Lipsice, Nicolai Fdrstcri, 1689. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 376.] 
 
 Henckel (Joachim Friederich). Abhand- 
 lung der chirurgischen operationen. 8°. 
 Berlin, G. J. Decker und G. L. Winter, 
 1770-71. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. stiick. Vom grauen staar. 
 
 2. stiick. Von der thranenfistel und durchbohrun 
 
 der knochen. 
 
 5. stuck. Vom steinschueiden, mastdarmHstel, phi 
 mosi, paraphimosi, cancro, und sphacelo colis. 
 
 Decataracta crystalliua vera. 
 
 [In Haller, Disput. chir., tom. 2, p. 85.] 
 Henderson (Alexander). De niodo, quo mus- 
 culi, cerebrum atque nervi respiratione affici- 
 untur. 43 pp. 8°. Edinburgi, Adamus 
 Neill et socii, 1803. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 26.] 
 
 Henderson (J. Robertum). Depertussi. 24 
 pp. 8°. Edinburgi, Alex. Smellie, 1798. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 7.] 
 
 Henderson (Thomas). An address to the 
 guardians of the Washington Asylum. 16 
 pp. 8°. Washington, Gales Seaton, 1827. 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 206.] 
 
 Hints on the medical examination of 
 
 recruits for the army, and discharge of sol- 
 diers from service on surgeon’s certificate. 
 44 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Haswell, Barring- 
 ton Haswell, 1840. 
 
 [In Medical Liurary.] 
 
 The same. 
 
 [Z?t Pamphlets, v. 92.] 
 
 The same. A new edition, revised by 
 
 Richard H. Coolidge. 21 1 pp. 8°. Phila- 
 delphia, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1856. 
 
HENDERSON. 
 
 172 
 
 HENRY. 
 
 Henderson (Thomas). Lecture introductory 
 to a course ou the theory and practice of 
 medicine. 8 pp. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 118.] 
 
 Henderson (William). A general view of 
 the natural progress of liuman life, with oh- 
 servations on the preservation of health, and 
 the prevention and cure of diseases in the 
 different stages of life. Part i. .52 pp. 8°. 
 Glasgow, James Duncan, 1701. 
 
 Homoeopathy fairly represented. A 
 
 reply toProfessorSimpson’s “ Homoeopathy” 
 misrepresented. .302 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, 
 Lindsay cf ISIaldston, 18.54. 
 
 Hendy (Jacobus A. ) Dedigitale; ejusquein 
 quibusdam morbis usu. 52 pp. 8°. Edin- 
 hurgi, Rohcrtuni Allan, 1802. 
 
 [ Tn Pamphlets, v. 21.] 
 
 Henfrey. See Griffith. 
 
 See Tulk. 
 
 Henke (Ph. Jak. Wilhelm). Handbuch der 
 anatomic und mechanik der gelenke mit 
 riicksicht auf luxationen und contraeturen. 
 Illustrated. 292 pp. 8°. Leipzig .)’• Heidel- 
 berg, C. F. Winter, 1863. 
 
 Henke (W.) Contractur des metatarsus. 7 
 pp., 1 pi. 8°. (From Henle und Pfenfer’s 
 Zeitsebrift, 3 bd. ) 
 
 Henkel (Gustav). Zur casuistik der penetri- 
 renden brustwuuden. Diss. 42 pp. 8°. 
 Jena, A. Neuenhahn, 1870. 
 
 Henle (J.) Handbuch der rationelleu patho- 
 logie. 2 bde. in 3. 8°. Brannschtceig, F. 
 
 Vieweg Sohn, 1846-51. 
 
 Handbuch der systematischen anatomie 
 
 des menscheu. 3 v. 8°. Braunschweig, 
 Friedrich I'ieiceg .J- Sohn, 1866-67. 
 
 A treatise ou general pathology. Trans- 
 lated from the German by Henry C. Preston, 
 M. D. 391 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Lindsay 
 tj’ Blakiston, 1853. 
 
 Henn (Fred.) Exchange tables, showing the 
 value of United States currency in British 
 sterling, of any sum from one cent to ten 
 thousand dollars, at the different rates of 
 premium, from par to twelve and three-quar- 
 ters per cent., by qu.arter per cent, advances 
 progressively. 18 pp. 4°. New York, P. 
 A. Mesicr, 1845. 
 
 Hennen (John). Principles of military sur- 
 gery. Second edition, with numerous addi- 
 tions. 569 pp., 5 pi. 8°. Edinburgh, Con- 
 stable cj- Co , 1820. 
 
 'I'he same. Also, the treatment of va- 
 riola and sy])hilis. Third edition, with a life 
 
 Hennen (John) — Continued, 
 of the author by Dr. J. Hennen. 583 pp. 
 8°. London, John Wilson, 1829. 
 
 The same. And history, etc., of variola 
 
 and syphilis. With life of the author by bis 
 son. Dr. John Hennen. First American, from 
 third London, edition. 452 pp. 8°. Phila- 
 delphia, Carey Lea, 1830. 
 
 Hennig (Robert). Von den krebsgeschwiil- 
 sten. Diss. 20 pp. 8°. Jena, A. Neuen- 
 hahn, 1869. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 270.1 
 
 Henning (Gulielmus). De cholera sporadica 
 respectu habito choleras Asiatics. 34 pp. 
 12°. Halis Saxonum, Cobatzkii, 1846. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 163.] 
 
 Henon (Augustin). De la teigne faveuse, con- 
 siddrde spdcialenient au point de vue du 
 traitement. 30 pp. 4°. Montpellier, 1804. 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 42.] 
 
 Henot. Mdmoire stir la ddsarticulation coxo- 
 femorale. 64 pp., 2 pi. 4°. Paris, J.-B. 
 Baillitrc, 185!. 
 
 Henrici (Carl Reinbard). Ueberdie wunden 
 des magens. Diss. 75 pp. 8°. Leipzig, 
 Fischer if Kiirsten, 1864. 
 
 Henry. Prdcis descriptif sur les instrumens 
 de chirurgie anciens et modernes, contenant 
 la description de ebaque instrument, le nom 
 de ceux qui y ont apportd des modifications, 
 ceux preferds aujourd’ bui par nos meilleurs 
 praticiens, et I’indication des qualitds quo 
 Ton doit recbercher dans chaque instrument. 
 Avec planches. 201pp. 8°. Paris, Panteur 
 et autres, 1825. 
 
 The same. 261 pp., avec 16 pi. 8°. 
 
 Paris, De Just Rnuvier et E. Le Bouvicr, 1834. 
 Henry (Guy V.) Military record of civilian 
 appointments in the U. S. army, v. 1. .527 pp. 
 8°. New York, Carlcton, 1869. 
 
 Henry (James). Dialogue between a bilious 
 patient and a ph 3 'siciau 2d ed. 52 pp. 6°. 
 Dublin, George Young, 1838. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, V. 34.1 
 
 Henry (John F.) A letter on the cholera, as 
 it occurred in Cincinnati in October, 1832. 
 29 pp. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 214.] 
 
 Henry (Ossian, phre) et Henry (0.ssian,_^/s). 
 Traitd pratique d’analj-se chimique des eaux 
 mindrales potables et dconomiques, avec lenrs 
 principales applications. Fabrication des 
 eaux mindrales artificiolles. 662 pp. 6°. 
 Paris, G. Baillitre, 1858, 
 
HENRY. 
 
 173 
 
 HESSE. 
 
 Henry (Thomas). Experiments and observa- 
 tions on the following’ subjects : First, on tlio 
 preparation, calcination, and medicinal uses 
 of magnesia and alba, etc., etc. 142 pp., 
 and appendix, 8 pp. 16°. London, Jo- 
 seph Johnson, 1773. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 85.1 
 
 Henry (William). An epitome of chemistry. 
 In 3 parts. Complete in I v. 214 pp. 12°. 
 Philadelphia, .fas. Humphreys, 1802. 
 
 Henry (William Charles). Physiology of the 
 nervous system. 29 pp. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 88.] 
 
 Hensler (Joan.) Historia brachii praetumidi. 
 1 tab. 
 
 [In Haller, Di^put. chlr., tom. 5, p. 443.] 
 
 Herbel (F. Pascal). Quelques mots sirr I’hy- 
 gifene des femmes enceintes. 79 pp. 4°. 
 Montpellier, 1804. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 42.] 
 
 Herbert (Henry William). Frank Forester’s 
 horse and horsemanship of the United States 
 and British Provinces of North America. 2 v. 
 4°. New York, Stringer Townsend, 1857. 
 
 Hints to horse-keepers, and chapters on 
 
 mules and ponies. Beautifully illustrated. 
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 Hoffmann (C. K.) und Weyenbergh (H.) 
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 CONTEXTS VOL. I. 
 
 De Bnnorum climactericorum rationali et mcdica cx- 
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 Du chioduuo, pluorimonim morboruin sede. 
 
 De iiiortris certis regionibus et poputis peculiarifl. 
 
 De opiatorum uova eaque mechauiea operaudi ra- 
 tione. 
 
 Pulsamn uataram, genuinas differentias et usual in 
 praxi ex sanguinis eirciilo evolveas. 
 
 Du iutlummatione veutriculi frequeutissimo Bed pa- 
 rum cogniio morbo. 
 
 Du ni'igiiie et uatura pestis. 
 
HOFFMANN. 
 
 179 
 
 HOLCOMBE. 
 
 Hoffmann (Fridericus) — Continued. 
 
 De peste ejiisdemqne curande rationo. 
 
 De natura corporis huniani mecbauici medicatrice et 
 arte natiuse aaxiliatrice. 
 
 De metallurgia morbilera. 
 
 CONTENTS VOL. II. 
 
 De ratione universaj medicinse prjeside. 
 
 De praematura morte et raorbis prascuvendis. 
 
 SepU'iii leges sanitatis exhibens. 
 
 De magno veuai sectiouis ad ortain sauam et longam 
 remedio. 
 
 De aqua medicina universal!. 
 
 De aeidularum et tliermaruin ratione ingredientium 
 et viriiiin convenieutia. 
 
 De medicameutis insecuris et insidis. 
 
 De medicamentis selectioribus. 
 
 De medicaineniis balamicis. 
 
 De prasstautia remediorum domesticorum. 
 
 CONTENTS VOL. TIL 
 De methodo acqiiirendi vitam lougam. 
 
 De medico sui ipsus. 
 
 De animo sanitatis et morborum fabro. 
 
 De cnriosis physicis meditationibus circa ventonim 
 causum, vires et operationes in corpora hujuani ac 
 barometra. 
 
 De temporibus anni insalubrius. 
 
 De moutu optima corporis medicina, 
 
 CONTENTS VOL. IV. 
 
 De peregrinationibus institueiidis sanitatis causa. 
 
 De media magnorum morborum remedio. 
 
 De villi rhenam’prjestautia. 
 
 De methodo examiuandi aquas salubres. 
 
 De carolinarum causa calori.s virtute et usu. 
 
 De temperainento fundamento morum et morborum 
 in geutibus. 
 
 He morbi bisterici vera indole sede 
 
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 Ideafundamentalis universie medicinse, 
 
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 4. Diseases of the organs of locomotion, of inner- 
 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 215, ] 
 
 Report on spasmodic cholera. 
 
 190 pp. 8”. Boston, Carter 4' Hendee, 1832. 
 
 Cholera in Paris. Published by .au- 
 thority of the French government. Trans- 
 lated from the original, and printed by recom- 
 mendation of the board of health and the 
 Academy of Medicine of tlie city of New 
 York. 198 pp. 8°. Neic York, Sami. S. 4' \ 
 Wrn. Wood, 1849. ' 
 
 General board of health. On the ad- j 
 
 ministration of the public health act and 
 the nuisances removal and diseases preven- j 
 tion act, from 1 848-, 54. 113 pp. 8°. Lon- j 
 
 don, G. E. Eyre if'm. Spottiswoode, 1854. ' 
 
 On the epidemic cholera of 1848 
 
 and 1849 by Astley, Chadwick, and Smith. 
 156 pp. 8°. London, Her Majesty’s stalion- 
 ery office, 1850. | 
 
 On the measures adopted for the 
 
 execution of the nuisances removal and dis- 1 
 eases prevention act and the public health I 
 act up to July, 1849. Presented to both 
 houses of parliament. 135 pp. 8°. Lon- 
 don, 1849. I 
 
 Report. General board of health. Second 
 report on quarantine. Yellow fever ; with 
 appendices. 414 pp. 8°. London, Her 
 Majesty’s stationery office, 1852. 
 
 (Reports to the) on drainage, 
 
 sewerage, etc. 27 v. 8°. London, fV. 
 Clowes 4' Sons, 1849-52. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1 . Reports by George T. Clark, superintending in 
 spector. on the boroughs of Bangor, Brecon, 
 Bulkington, Caerinarthen, Durham, Harrow- 
 Town, Roxeth, Harrow-on-the-Hill. Kendal, 
 Malcombo Regis, Nuneaton, Chilvers Cot- 
 on, Penzance, Preston, Rugby, St. Thom- 
 as the Apostle, Stratford-upon-Avon, and 
 Taunton. 
 
 2. Reports by William Lee, superintending in- 
 8pector,on the boroughsof Ashby -de-la-Zouch, 
 Bacup, Epsom, Godmanchester, Holbeach, 
 Knighton, Loughborough, Market-Harbor- 
 ough, Mileham, and East Retford. 
 
 3. Reports by Robert Rawlinsou, superintending 
 inspector, on the boroughs of Birmingham, 
 Dover. Fareham, Morpeth, Whitehaven, and 
 Wolverhampton. 
 
 4. Reports by William Ranger, superintending in- 
 spector, on the boroughs of Aylesbury, Gam- 
 bridge, Chatham, Coventry, Croydon, Dart- 
 ford, Hartlepool, Hitcbin, Leicester, Sheer- 
 ness, Tottenham, Uxbridge, Ware, and Great 
 Amwell. 
 
 5. Reports by Geo. T. Clark, superintending in- 
 spector, on the borroughsof Totness, Warwick, 
 Watford, Wigan. Worcester, Beverley, Bod- 
 min, Bridgend, and Bristol. 
 
 6. Reports by William Lee, superintending in- 
 spector, on the boroughs of Swaffham, Alfre- 
 ton, Alveston, Burslem, Diss, Ely, Gainsbor- 
 ough, and Gaywood. 
 
 7. Reports by William Ranger, superintending in- 
 spector, on the boroughs of Waltham Abbey, 
 Barnard Castle, Chestnut, Darlington, Don- 
 caster, Edmonton, Enfield, Grimsby, and 
 Hertford. 
 
 8. Reports by Thomas W. Rammell, superintend- 
 ing inspector, on the boroughs of Burnham, 
 Sandgate, Whitstable, Banbury, Barnstable, 
 Beaconsfield, Cardiff, and Exinouth. 
 
 9. Reports by James Smith and Henry Austin, su- 
 perintending inspectors, on the towns of Lan- 
 caster, Kingston-upon-Hull, Wacclesfield, 
 York, and Taunton. 
 
 10. Reports by Geo. T. Clark, superintending in- 
 spector, on the towns of Bryn-Mawr, Caine, 
 Coyty Lower and Newcastle, Launceston, 
 Lemingtou-Priors, Llaiideils-Tower. Llandeils, 
 Newmarket, Newton-Abbot, and Newton. 
 
 11. Reports by William Lee, superintending in- 
 spector, on the boroughsof Litton, Nantwich, 
 Newcastle-under-Lyme, Reading, Selby, 
 Louthborough, and Wisbeach. 
 
 12. Reports by W. Ranger, superintending in- 
 spector, on the boroughs of Northallerton, 
 Northowram.and Southowram, New Sleaford, 
 Southampton, and Stockton-on-Tees. 
 
 13. Reports by Robert Rawlinsou, superintending 
 inspector, on the boroughs of Alnwick and 
 Cannongate, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Bilston. 
 Broughton, and Carlisle. 
 
 14. Reports by Robert Rawlinsou on the boroughs 
 of Gateshead, Ormskirk, Portsmouth, and 
 Rusholme. 
 
 15. Reports by Edward Cresy, superintending in- 
 spector, on thetownsof Brighton. CheIm^fo^d, 
 Cheltenham, Derby, Eton, Glouchester, New 
 Windsor, Battle, Braintree, Hastings, Luton, 
 Margate, Wilham, Worthing, und Stone- 
 house. 
 
 16. Reports by Benjamin H. Babbage, superintend- 
 ing iuHpector, on the townships of New and 
 Old Accrington, Bromyard, Castleford, Cllthe- 
 roe, Haworth, and Layton-with-Warbrick. 
 
REPORT. 
 
 319 
 
 REPORT. 
 
 Report. General board of health (Reports to 
 the) on drainage, etc. — Continued. 
 
 17. Reports by Geo. T. Clark, superintending in- 
 
 spector, on the towns of Padstow, Sautrey, 
 All Saints. etc., Sherborne, Swansea, St. Mary, 
 Tenby, Towyn, Pooler Welshpool, Wrexham. 
 Corsham, Llangadock, Long, Itchington, and 
 Swindom. 
 
 18. Reports by William Lee, superintending in- 
 
 spector, on the boroughs of Great Yarmouth, 
 Huddersfield, Kirkhain, Maidenhead, March, 
 and Norwich. 
 
 19. Reports by Thomas W. Rammell, superintend- 
 
 ing inspector, on the boroughs of Ilfracombe, l 
 Merthyr Tydfil, Ottery, St. Mary, Tewkes- 
 bury, Tonquay, Chipping, Wycombe, and 
 Salisbury. 
 
 20. Reports by William Ranger, superintending in- 
 
 spector. on the boroughs of Thunnaston, 
 Whippingham, Dewsbury, Ellanand-cum- 
 Greetiand. Hoddesdon, and Halifax. 
 
 21. Reports by Robert Rawlinson, superintending 
 
 inspector, on the boroughs of Stoke-upon- 
 Trent, Altrineham, Havant, Macclesfield, 
 Pendleton, and Penrith. 
 
 22. Reports by William Lee, superintending in- 
 
 spector, on the boroughs of Poiilton, Bare and 
 Torrisholme Rotherham. Kimberworth, Work- 
 sop, Baildow, Dudley, Leicester, Long- 
 bridge, Deverill, Newbury, and Winterslow. 
 
 23. Reports by Thomas W. Rammell, superintend- 
 
 ing inspector, on the boroughs of Tiverton, 
 Wednesbnry, Ashton, Keyner, Clevedon, 
 Hatstead, Little Hampton, Stratford-upon- 
 Avon, and Yeovil. 
 
 24. Reports by W. Ranger, superintending inspect- 
 
 or, on the boroughs of Romford, Tynemouth, 
 West Cowes, Barnsley, Battley, Heckmond- 
 wike, and Leamington. 
 
 25. Reports by Robert Rawlinson, superintending 
 
 inspector, on the boroughs of Poulton-cum- 
 Seacombe, Sunderland. Wavertree, Wool- 
 wich. and Parton-upon-Irwell. 
 
 26. Reports by Robert Rawlinson. on the boroughs 
 
 of Dorchester. Keswick, Much Woolton, aud I 
 Newton Heath. I 
 
 27. Reports by William Ranger, superintending | 
 
 inspector, on the boroughs of Eyde, Shipley, I 
 Shirley. Spalding, Wakefield, and Wareham. 
 
 Internal hygiene of cities (Report of the 
 
 commUtee on the). Introduction by Dr. 
 Thomas Miller. IVashington, D. C , 1858? 
 
 Medical reform question (Report on the 
 
 present state of the). 84 pp. 8°. London, 
 W. D«t)i/cj-5on,1848. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 38.] 
 
 Pollution of rivers. First report of the J 
 
 commissioners appointed in 1868 to inquire 
 into the best means of preventing the pollu- 
 tion of rivers. Vol. ], Report on plans. 104 
 pp. 4°. London, George E. Eyre, 1870. 
 
 Quarantine. 414 pp. 8°. London, 
 
 Wm. Clotces 4' Sons, 1849. 
 
 Quarantine and Sanitary Association 
 
 (National). Report of committee on exter- 
 nal hygiene. 46 pp. 8°. New York, E. 
 Jones 4" Co., 1860. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 231.1 
 
 Royal College of Physicians (First and 
 
 second reports by tlie committee of the), ap- 
 pointed to consider any bills that may be 
 brought into parliament for the improvement 
 
 Report Royal College of Physicians— Cont’d. 
 of the health of towns, and the applicability 
 of such measures to Scotland. 19 pp. 8°. 
 Edinburgh, Neill 4' Co., 1849. 
 
 [7re Pamphlets, V. 336.] 
 
 Report by the committee ap- 
 pointed to consider any bills that may be 
 brought into ])arliament for the improvement 
 of the health of towns, etc. 12 pp. 8°. 
 Edinburgh, Neill 4' Co., 1848. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 96 ] 
 
 The same. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, V. 162.] 
 
 (Report on leprosy by the,) pre- 
 pared for and published by her majesty’s sec- 
 retary of state for the colonies. With an ap. 
 pendix. 244 pp. Folio. London, 1867. 
 
 Sanitary commission dispatched to the 
 
 seat of war in the east, 1855-56 (Report of 
 the proceedings of the). .301 pp. Plates. 
 8°. London, Harrison 4' Sons. 
 
 Sanitary committee of commissioners of 
 
 police on the public health (Scotland) bill 
 (Report by the). 24 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, 
 1849. 
 
 [ In Pamphlets, v. 96. | 
 
 Science and art department of the com- 
 mittee of council on education (Fifteenth re- 
 port of the). 325 pp. 8°. Art directory, 77 
 pp. London, George E. Eyre 4' IVm. Spottis- 
 woode, 1868. 
 
 Sewage. Preliminary report of the 
 
 commission appointed to inquire into the 
 best mode of distributing the sewage of 
 towns, and applying it to beneficial and 
 profitable uses. Presented to both houses of 
 parliament by command of her majesty. 53 
 pp., 1 map. 4°. London, Geo. E. Eyre 4' 
 IVm. Spottiswoode. 1858. 
 
 Report of the committee of the Health of 
 Towns’ Association to the members of the 
 association, on Lord Lincoln’s sewerage, 
 drainage, etc , of towns’ bill. 122 pp. 8°. 
 j [/« Pamphlets, V. 38.] 
 
 Report of the committee on the utility of wet 
 docks in connection with quarantines, and 
 the propriety of placing the entire establish- 
 ment under the jurisdiction of the United 
 States. (New York, June 1, 1860.) 28 pp. 
 8°. Boston, Rand 4' Avery, I860. 
 
 [7;i Pamphlets, V. 231.1 
 
 Report of the evidence and reasons of the 
 award between Joahannis Orlandos aud An- 
 i dreas Luriottis, Greek deputies, of the one 
 
REPORT. 
 
 320 
 
 REVUE. 
 
 Report — Continued. 
 
 part, and Le Roy, Bayard & Co., and G. G. 
 & S. Howland, of the other part. 72 pp. 
 8°. Neic York, IV. E. Dean, 1826. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 206.] 
 
 Reports on solution of chloride of zinc as an 
 agent for destruction of deleterious gases, 
 etc. 28 pp. 8^^. London, IVm. Clowes 
 Sons, 1847. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. ]62.] 
 
 Registrar general of births, deaths, and 
 
 marriages in England (Annual reports of 
 the). 1st to 31st, in 2S1 V. 8°. London, Her 
 Majesty's stationery office, 1839 -70. 
 
 Three reports by tbe joint deputation 
 
 of the Society of Apothecaries, and the Na- 
 tional Association of General Practitioners, 
 appointed to confer with the secretary of state 
 on the subject of tbe incorporation of the 
 general practitioners in medicine, surgery, 
 and midwifery. 46 pp. 8*^. London, S. 
 fdighley, 1846. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 38.1 
 
 Ressel (Julius). Die kriegsbospitaler des 
 
 St. Johanniter-Ordens im danischen feldzuge 
 von 1864. Ein beitrag zur cbirurgie der 
 schusswunden. 184 pp. 8°. Breslau, 
 
 E. Mor^cnstern, 1866. 
 
 Restel (Johannes Sigismundus). Diss. inaug. 
 med. sistens theoriam generalem mctus par- 
 tium solidarum corporis humani, etc. 56 
 pp. Small 4°. Httlw Magdeb., Joh. Chris. 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 73.] 
 
 Retrospect (Biennial) of Medicine, Surgery, 
 and their Allied Sciences. Edited by Mr. H. 
 Power, Dr. Anstie, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Thomas 
 Windsor, Dr. Barnes, and Dr. C. Hilton 
 Fagge for the New Sydenham Society. 
 1865-66. 525 pp. 8°. London, New Syden- 
 ham Society, 1867. 
 
 The same. 522 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, 
 
 Lindsay Blakiston, 1867. 
 
 Tbe same. 1869-70. 549 pp. 8°. 
 
 London, New Sydenham Society, 1871. 
 
 Retziu8(A.) Om ratta tyduingen af sido- 
 utskotten pa rygg och liindkotorna bos 
 menniskan och dtiggdjuren. (Aftryck nr 
 Kongl. Vet. Akad., Handl., 1848, 2dra haft.) 
 8®. Stockholm, P.A. Norstedt </• Sdncr, 1850. 
 
 Retzius (Gust.) Bidrag till kannedonien j 
 om halskotorna. 28 pp., 2 pi. 8°. Stock- I 
 holm, P. A. Norstedt Soner, 1864. 
 
 Reuling (Georg). Mittheilungen iiber eiuen j 
 fall von blutcyste an der stelledes kreuzbeins. i 
 
 Reuling (Georg)— Continued. 
 
 30 pp. 8°. Giessen, fVilhelm Keller, 1866. 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 285.] 
 
 Reumont (Gerardus). De ascite abdominal!. 
 75 pp. 8°. Edinhurgi, Adamus Neill, 1793. 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 3.] 
 
 Reuss (P. A.) De libris physicis, S. Hilde- 
 gardis comnientatio historico-medica. 71 
 pp. 8°. Wirtzburg, Stahel, 1835. 
 
 Lectiones de scientiarum naturalium 
 
 historia per semestre hyemale 1836-37 ha- 
 bendas. 22 pp. 4°. Wirceburgi, F. E. 
 Thein. 
 
 Walafridi Strabi hortulus, carmen ad 
 
 cod. ms. veterumque editionum fidem recen- 
 situm, lectionis varietate notisque instruc- 
 tum. Accedunt analecta ad antiquitates 
 florae Germanicae et capita aliquot Macri 
 nondum edita. 105 pp. 8°. Wirceburgi, 
 .J. Stahel, 1834. 
 
 Reuter (F.) Observations m6t6orologiques 
 faites it Luxembourg. 124 pp. 8°. Luxem- 
 bourg, U. Buck, 1867. 
 
 Revere (John). A notice of the late. 5 pp. 
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 Revue des deux mondes. Quaranti&me annee, 
 seconde pbriode. Tomes 85-90. 6 v. Jan, 
 
 -Dec., 1870. 8®. Paris, bureau de la Revue 
 
 des deux mondes, 1870. 
 
 Revue mddico-chirurgicale de Paris. (Jour- 
 nal de medecine et journal de chirurgie 
 r^unis.) Sous la direction de M. Malgaigne. 
 Vols. 1-18, in 9 V. 8®. Pans, Paul Du- 
 pont, 1847-,55. 
 
 Revue m^dicale frangai-se et etrangere. Jour- 
 nal de Clinique de I’Hotel-Dieu, de la charit6, 
 et des grands hopitau.x de Paris, etc. By 
 MM. Cayol, R6camier, Bayle, and others. 
 Monthly ; 4 vols. annually. Vols. 1-44, 
 1831-41 ; 1 vol. for 1853 (Jan. -June). 45 
 vols. 8®. Paris, Gabon, D. Gavellin. 
 
 Revue scientifique et industrielle des faits les 
 plus utiles et les plus curieux observes dans 
 la medecine, I’hygibne, la physique, la chi- 
 mie, la pharmacie, reconomie rurale et do- 
 mestique, I’industrie nationale et 6trangbre. 
 Sous la direction du Dr. Quesneville. Vols. 
 1-16. January, 1840, to March, 1844. 8°. 
 
 j Paris, Dr. Quesneville, 1840-44. 
 
 ^ Revue de thdrapeutique m6dico-chirurgicale. 
 Publide par Dr. A. Martin Lauzer. Premiere 
 ann6e, 1853, tome premier. 674 pp. 8®. 
 
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 contenant la legislation sur les vices ridhibi- 
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 echanges d’aniniaux domestiques, suivi d’un 
 traite de mddecine Idgale sur les blessures et 
 les accidents qui peuventsurveniren chemins 
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 Reynolds (Edward). An address at the 
 dedication of the new building of the Massa- 
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 of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and their 
 appendages. 251 pp. 8°. London, John 
 Churchill, 1855. 
 
 System of medicine. (By various au- 
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 Richards (William). The gas-consumers' 
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 Richardson (C.) The cholera; its cause, pre- 
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 Richardson (Thomas) and Watts (Henry). 
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 A set of anatomical tables, with expla- 
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 The same. 98 pp., 40 pi. 8°. Fhila- 
 
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 A treatise on the theory and practice 
 
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 448 pp. 8°. London, D. Wilson, 1762. 
 
 Tiio same. 8th ed., corrected. 286 
 
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 The same. In three volumes. A new 
 
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 COSTE.NTS. 
 
 V. 1. 456 pp., 39 pi. 
 
 2. A collection of cases and observations in 
 
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 4.31 pp. 
 
 3. A collection of preternatural cases and obser- 
 
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 Smethurst (Thomas). llydrotherapia, or 
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 Smith (Gouverneur M.) Ou the derange- 
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 the New York Academy of Medicine, new 
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 Ou diabetes. 47 pp. 8°. New York, 
 
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 Ou vegetable assimilation. (Published 
 
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 Smith (Henry). Haemorrhoids and prolapsus 
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 with especial reference to the application of 
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 ulcer of tlie rectum. 3d ed. 141 pp. 16°. 
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SMITH. 
 
 355 
 
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 On stricture of the urethra. 280 pp. 
 
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 Smith (Henry H.) Anatomical atlas, illus- 
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 Under the supervision of W. E. Horner, M. D. 
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 The moral and legal responsibilities of 
 
 a surgeon. Introductory lecture to course on 
 principles and practice of surgery. 29 pp. 
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 On the treatment of ununited fracture 
 
 by means of artificial limbs, which combine 
 the principle of pressure and motion at the 
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 [/a Pamphlets, v. 104.] 
 
 Principles and practice of surgery, em- 
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 a bibliographical index of American surg- 
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 1863. 
 
 A system of operative surgery, based 
 
 upon the practice of surgeons in the United 
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 [/!i Pamphlets, v.l.] 
 
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 Smith (J. Lawrence). Du Font’s artesian 
 well, Louisville, Kentucky : report, analysis, 
 and medical properties of its water ; with 
 remarks upon the nature of artesian wells. 
 23 pp. 8°. [.ouisville, 1859. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 356.] 
 
 The progress and condition of several 
 
 departments of industrial chemistry. 146 
 
 Smith (J. Lawrence) — Continued. 
 
 pp., 7 pi. 8°. Washington, Government 
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 the advantages thereof in preventing and 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 153.] 
 
 The same. With additions by Joel 
 
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 Report for the medical relief committee 
 
 of the parochial board of the city of Edin- 
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 10 pp. 8°. Edinhurgh, 1853. 
 
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 functions of the nervous system in opposi- 
 tion to phrenology, materialism, and atheism. 
 To which is prefixed a lecture on the diver- 
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 physiological peculiarities. 210 pp. 8°. 
 New York, D. Appleton cj Co., 1840. 
 
 Smith (John G.) The principles of forensic 
 medicine, systematically arranged, and ap- 
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 Smith (Joseph Mather). Discourse on the 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 214.] 
 
 Elements of the etiology and philosophy 
 
 of epidemics. In two parts. 223 pp. 4°. 
 Neio York, J. cj J. Harper, 1824. 
 
SMITH. 
 
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 Smith (J. V. C.) anrf Griscom (.1. H.) The 
 two prize es.says on the physical indications 
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 Smith (Manlius). An attempt to answer the 
 question: Which part of the plant Coniuin 
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 printed from the Transactions of the New 
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 Smith (Nathan D.) Meteorological observa- 
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 Smith (Nathan R.) Surgical anatomy of the 
 arteries. With plates. 2d ed. 133 pp. 4°. 
 Baltimore, Wm. R. Lucas ij- R. N. Wright, 
 1835. 
 
 Treatment of fractures of the lower ex- 
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 Kelly <!• Pictt, 1867. 
 
 Smith (Robert Angus). Disinfectants and 
 disinfection, 136 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, Ed- 
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 Report of Philadelphia hospital and lu- 
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 [In Pamphlets, v. 362.] 
 
 Smith (Robert William). A treatise on frac- 
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 forms of accidental and congenital disloca- 
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 A treatise on the pathology, diagnosis 
 
 and treatment of neuroma. 30 pp., 15 pi. 
 Elephant folio. Dublin, Hodges ij’ Smith, 
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 Smith (Samuel Stanhope). An essay on the 
 causes of the variety of complexion and fig- 
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 The same. With an appendix. 411pp. 
 
 4°. New Brunswick, J. Simpson Co., 1810. ; 
 
 Smith (Southwood). The common nature of 
 ejtidemics, and their relation to climate and 
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 8°. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincutt if Co., 
 1866. 
 
 A treatise on fever. 448 pp. 8°. Phil- 
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 Smith (Stephen). Handbook of surgical oper- 
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 Principles of hospital construction. 52 
 
 pp. 4°. New York, Holman, 1866. 
 
 Statistics of the operation of amputa- 
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 [With Butcher, On ampulation at the hip-joint. ] 
 Smith (Thomas). Deactionemusculari. Diss. 
 With appendix. 38 pp. 8°. Edinburgi 
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 Smith (Thomas.) On wounds of the intes- 
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 Thomas f William Bradford, 1806. 
 
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 Smith (Thomas M.) See Hinds (John). 
 Smith (Thomas P.) A sketch of the revolu- 
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 S. H. Smith, 1798. 
 
 Smith (Truman). An examination of the 
 question of anajsthesia, arising on the memo- 
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 pp. 8°. Neio York, John A. Gray, 1859. 
 Smith (W. ) A dissertation upon the nerves. 
 302 pp. 8°. London, lY. Owen, 1768. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 I. Of the nature of man. 
 
 II. Of the nature of brutes. 
 
 III. Of the nature and connection of soul and body. 
 IV'. Of the threefold life of man. 
 
 V. Of the symptoms, causes, and cure of ail nerv- 
 ous diseases. 
 
 A new and general system of physic, 
 
 in theory and practice ; containing pharma- 
 copiie and formulae. 579 pp. 4°. London, 
 j the author, 1769. 
 
 Smith (W. Abbotts). Observations on hay- 
 fever, hay-asthma, or summer catarrh. 3d ed. 
 15 pp. 6°. London, E. Hardwicke, 1865. 
 
 [In Pamphlets, v. 264.] 
 
 Smith (W. Tyler). Parturition, and the prin- 
 ciples and practice of obstetrics. 395 pp. 
 8°. Philadelphia, L,ra f Blanchard, 1849. 
 
 The pathology and treatment of leu- 
 
 corrhea. 217 pp. 8°. London, John Church- 
 ill, 1855. 
 
 ; The periodoscope, with its application 
 
SMITH. 
 
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 Smith (W. Tyler) — Continued, 
 to obstetric calculations, and the periodicities 
 of the sex. 47 pp. 8°. London, John 
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 Smith (William). A synopsis of the British 
 diatomacsea ; with remarks on their struct- 
 ure, functions, and distribution ; and instruc. 
 tions for collecting and preserving specimens. 
 2 V. Vol. 1, 89 pp., 31 pi., 1853; vol. 2, 
 104 pp., 62 pi., from A to E, inclusive, 1856. 
 8°. London, John I’an Voorst. 
 
 Smith (William J.) On ringworm; an in- 
 quiry into the pathology, causes, and treat- 
 ment of the several diseases to which this 
 term has been applied. 75 pp. 8°. Lon. 
 don, Robert Hardtcicke, 1867. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution. Annual report 
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 13 V. 8°. Washington, Government Prinl- 
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 [Wanting 1851, 1853, 1858, 1800, 1862.] 
 
 Smithsonian miscellaneous collections. 
 
 4 V. 8°. Washington, the Smithsonian Insti- 
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 Smyth (A. W.) Eeport of a successful op- 
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 Smyth (Gulielmus). De mutationibus quas 
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 Smyth (J. H. ) A new treatise on the vene- 
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 Snashall (Samuel). De morbo arqiiato, sen 
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 Snellen (H.) Probebuchstaben, zur bestim- 
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 The same. 2te auflage. 8 pp., 16 pi. 
 
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 Test-types for the determination of the 
 
 acuteness of vision. Illustrated. 2d ed. 8 
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 The same. 4th ed. 8°. London, Wil- 
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 Snellen (.lanus Barth.) De sphacelo pedum. 
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 Snellen (Petrus). De lethalitate vulnerum 
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 Snelling ( Frederick G. ) Hull’s Jahr : a new 
 manual of homoeopathic practice. Sixth 
 American edition, with an appendix of the 
 new remedies, by Dr. J. C. Hempel. 1200 
 and 72 pp. S'-*. New York, Boerickef Tafel, 
 1870. 
 
 Relaxation of the pelvic symphyses 
 
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 Report on the commercial rela- 
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 Report of the select committee 
 
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 Reports on the diseases of cat- 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Reports on cattle diseases by Prof. John Gamgee. 
 Report on tlie fnngi of Texas by H. W. Ravcnel. 
 Report of investigations on cryptogainic growths by 
 Drs. J. S. Biilings and E. Curtis, U. S. A. 
 
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 Commissioner of pensions. Re- 
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 I Washington, Government Printing Office, 1871. 
 
 Treaties between the United 
 
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 Reports of the commissioner of 
 
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 Acts passed at the several 
 
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 to March 3, 1841. 5 v. 8°. 
 
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 to the 3d of March, 1845, including all the 
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 clerk house of repre.sentatives United States, j 
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 pp. 8°. Washington, 1845. 
 
 Military commission to Europe in 1855 i 
 
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 Mint and coinage (Report in relation 
 
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 [In Pa.mphlets, V. 222.] 
 
 The northwest boundary. Discussion 
 
 of the water boundary question. Geograph- 
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 history of military occupation of San Juan 
 island. Accompanied by map and cross-sec- 
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 Opinions of Attorncys-General. 2 v. 
 
 Vol. 1, 1789-1838; vol. 2,1838-50. 
 
 The same. Vols. 9, 11, and 12. Ed- 
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 (Register of officers and agents, civil. 
 
 United States — Continued. 
 
 military, and naval, in the service of). 15 
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 Report upon the Colorado River of the 
 
 West. E.xplored in 1857-58, by Lieut. Jos. 
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 Report of the joint committee on the 
 
 Harper’s Ferry outrages, January 26, 1860. 
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 [/« Pamphlets, v. 40C.1 
 
 Revision of the United States statutes. 
 
 Crimes. As drafted by the commissioners 
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 1. Slave trade. 2. Flag and 
 
 seal. 3. Militia. 4. Seat of government, 
 including public buildings and grounds. 5. 
 Arms, armories, and arsenals. 8°. Wash- 
 ington, Government Printing Office, 1871. 
 
 Roll of Honor. (No. 1.) Names of 
 
 soldiers who died in defence of the American 
 union, iuterrei in the national cemeteries at 
 Washington, D. C., from August 3, 1861, to 
 June 30, 1865. 194 pp. 8°. Washington, 
 
 Government Printing Office, 186.5. 
 
 (No. 2.) Names of officers and 
 
 soldiers found on the battle-fields of the 
 Wilderness and of Spottsyivauia Court- 
 House, Virginia. 20 pp. 8“. IVashington, 
 Government Printing Office, 1865. 
 
 (No. 3.) The martyrs who, for 
 
 our country, gave up their lives in the pris- 
 on-pens in Andersonville, Georgia. 225 pp. 
 8°. IVashington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 4.) Names of soldiers, vic- 
 tims of the rebellion, buried in the national 
 cemetery at Ale.xaudria, Virginia. 69 pp. 
 8°. IVashington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 5.) Names of soldiers wdio 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Fortress 
 Monroe and Hampton, Virginia. 56 pp. 8°. 
 Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 6.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American unioti, in- 
 terred in the eastern district of’J'exas, central 
 district of Texas, Rio Grande district, depart- 
 I nicnt of Tc,xas ; Camps Ford, Tyler, Texas ; 
 
 ■ and Corpus Christi, Texas. 35 pp. 8°. 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 390 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — Continued. 
 
 Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 7.) Names of soldiers, vie- 
 
 tiins of the rebellion, buried in national ceme- 
 teries in Maine, Minnesota, Maryland, Penn- 
 sylvania, Rhode Island, Arkansas, Missis- 
 sippi, Florida, Louisiana, and Colorado ter- 
 ritory, during the rebellion. 138 pp. 8°. 
 Washinglon, Govenunent Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 8.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in Arkansas, California, Indiana, Mich- 
 igan, Minnesota, and Nevada, and the terri- 
 tories of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, New 
 Mexico, and Washington. 126 pp. 8°. 
 Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 9.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, 
 Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Illinois, Wis- 
 consin, Oregon, Maryland, South Carolina, 
 Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Jlis- 
 souri, the military division of Mississippi, 
 and the territory of Dakota. 244 pp. 8°. 
 Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1866. 
 
 (No. 10.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in Wisconsin, New York, Pennsyl- 
 vania, Iowa, Maryland, Missouri, North Caro- 
 lina, Arkansas, Kansas, and Dakota terri- 
 tory. 212 pp. 8°. Washington, Government 
 Printing Office, 1867. 
 
 (No. II.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Chatta- 
 nooga, Stone’s River, and Knoxville, Tennes- 
 see. 441 pp. 8°. JVashington, Government 
 Printing Office, 1867. 
 
 (No. 12 ) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl- 
 vania, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Missouri, 
 Iowa, Arkansas, Texas, Utah territory, and 
 on the Pacific coast. 173 pp. 8°. Wash- 
 ington, Government Printing Office, 1867. 
 
 (No. 13.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in New York, Illinois, Virginia, West 
 Virginia, Missouri, and the territories of 
 Colorado and ITtah. 135 ])p. 8°. Wash- 
 
 ington, Government Printing Office, 1867. 
 
 United States. Roll of Honor. (No. 14.) 
 Names of soldiers who, in defence of the 
 American union, suffered martyrdom in the 
 prison-pens throughout the south. 337 pp. 
 8°. Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1868. 
 
 (No. 15.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Antietam, 
 Maryland, and at Arlington (additional), 
 Culpepper Court-House, Cold Harbor, Win- 
 chester, Staunton, and various scattered lo- 
 calities in Virginia. 367 pp. 8°. Washing- 
 ton, Government Printing Office, 1868. 
 
 (No. 16.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred ill the national cemeteries and other 
 burial-places at Brookline, Cambridge, and 
 Worcester, Massaebusetts ; Buffalo, Chatau- 
 qua. Cypress Hills (additional). Fort Niaga- 
 ra, Lockport, Lodi, Madison Barracks, Platts- 
 burg Barracks, and Rochester, New York ; 
 Gettysburg, Mercersburg, Reading, Phila- 
 delphia, Tamaqua, and Upton, Pennsylva- 
 nia ; Brattleboro aud Montpelier, Vermont ; 
 City Point (additional), Danville (addition- 
 al), Glendale, Richmond, and Yorktown 
 (additional), Virginia. 392 pp. 8^. Wash- 
 ington, Government Printing Office, 1868. 
 
 (No. 17.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national and public cemeteries 
 in Kentucky, and at New Albany, Jefferson- 
 ville, and Madison, Indiana; Lawton (Mil- 
 len), and Andersouville, Georgia (supple- 
 mentary). 516 pp. 8°. Washington, Gov- 
 ernment Printing Office, 1868. 
 
 (No. 18.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Fort Har- 
 rison, Virginia ; Wilmington and Raleigh, 
 North Carolina; Port Hudson, Louisiana; 
 Brownsville, San Antonio, and Galveston, 
 Texas; Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Fort 
 Smith, Arkansas; Indianapolis, Indiana; 
 Mound City, Illinois ; Cincinnati, Ohio ; 
 Springfield, Missouri ; Forts Scott and Leav- 
 enworth, Kansas ; and in local cemeteries and 
 at military posts in Texas, Indiana, Illinois, 
 Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, and Kan- 
 sas. 469 pp. 8°. Washington, Government 
 Printing Office, 1868. 
 
 (No. 19.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, interred 
 in the national cemeteries at Baltimore, Mary- 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 391 
 
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 United States — Continued. 
 
 land ; Petersburg’, Virginia ; New Perne, 
 Nortli Carolina ; Florence, South Carolina 
 (additional); Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Fort 
 Saint Philip, Louisiana; Jefl’erson City, Mis- 
 souri ; and various posts in the states of Min- 
 nesota and New Mexico, and Arizona, Colo- 
 rado, Dakota, Indian, Montana, Utah, and 
 Washington territories. 349 pp. 8°. Wash- 
 ington, Government Printing Office, 18(19. 
 
 (No. 20.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Corinth, 
 Mississiiipi ; Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee ; 
 and Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. 400 pp. 
 8°. If ashington. Government Printing Office, 
 J869. 
 
 (No. 21.) Names ot soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemeteries at Memphis, 
 Tennessee, and Chalmette (near New Or- 
 leans), Louisiana. 408 pp. 8"^. U ashing- 
 ton, Government Printing Office, 1869. 
 
 (No. 22.) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in defence of the American union, in- 
 terred in the national cemetery at Nashville, 
 Tennessee. 521 pp. 8°. Washington, Gov- 
 ernment Printing Offiee, 1869. 
 
 (No. 23. ) Names of soldiers who 
 
 died in the defence of the American union, 
 interred in the national cemeteries at Mariet- 
 ta, Georgia ; Fort Donelson, Tennessee : 
 Chattanooga, Tennessee (additional to No. 
 11); Murfreesboro, Tennessee (additional to 
 No. 11); and Knoxville, Tennessee (addi- 
 tional to No. 1 1 ). 323 pp. 8°. IPashington. 
 Government Printing Office, 1869. 
 
 (No. 24.) Names of soldiers 
 
 who died in defence of the itnion, interred 
 in the national cemeteries at Vicksbtrrg, Mis- 
 sissippi, and New Albany, Indiana. 2'i4 pp. 
 8°. Washington, Government Printing Office, 
 1869. 
 
 (No. 25.) Names of soldiers 
 
 who died in defence of the ttnion, interred 
 in the national cemeteries at Fredericksburg, 
 Virginia; Mobile, Alabama ; and Fort Gib- 
 son, Indian territory ; and names not here- 
 tofore published of union soldiers interred 
 in the nalional cemeteries at Hampton, Vir- 
 ginia, Barrancas, Florida, and Alexandria, 
 Louisiana. 336 pp. 8°. Washington, Gov- 
 ernment Printing Office, 1870. 
 
 (No. 26.) Names of soldiers 
 
 United States — Continued. 
 
 who died in defence of the union, interred 
 in the national cemeteries at Mound City, 
 Illinois ; Cincinnati, Columbus, Gallipolis, 
 Cleveland, Sandusky, and Dayton, Ohio; 
 Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Fort Smith, 
 Arkansas (additional to vol. 18) ; Fort 
 Leavenworth, Kansas (additional to vol. 18) ; 
 Petersburg, Virginia (additional to vol. 19) ; 
 Hampton (additional to vol. 25); and Win- 
 chester, Cold Harbor, and Culpepper Court- 
 House, Virginia (additional to vol. 15). 250 
 pp. 8°. IVashington, Government Printing 
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 Alphabetical index to places of inter- 
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 the quartermaster general’s office between 
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 Statement of the disposition of some ot 
 
 the bodies of deceased union soldiers and 
 prisoners of war who.se remains have been 
 removed to national cemeteries in the south- 
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 IVashington, Government Printing Office, 1868. 
 
 Thesame. '^ol. 2. 57 pp. 8°. Wash- 
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 Thesame. Vol. 3. 37 pp. 8°. Wash- 
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 Thesame. Vol. 4. 41pp. 8°. IVash- 
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 26 pp. 8°. IVashington, surgeon general’s 
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 the years 1822-30 inclusive. See Lawson 
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 Eegulations. From 1818 to 1863. 
 
 12*^. Washington (D. C.), v. d. 
 
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 of the medical department of the army, at the 
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 the marine corps ; to which is prefixed the 
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 (Eegisters of the), 1815-69. 6 v. 8^. 
 
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 Eegulations concerning barracks and 
 
 quarters for the army of the Uuited States. 
 489 pp., 16 pi. Eoyal 4°. Washington, 
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 (Eegulations for the). With appendix : 
 
 articles of war, and extracts from acts of 
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 By authority of the war department. 558 
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 regulations and articles of war, to June 25, 
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 secretary of war, for the year 1868. 1200 
 
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 simplified, arranged, and consolidated by 
 the commission appointed for that purpose, 
 from the various acts of congress now in 
 force, in whole or in part. 82 pp. 4°. 
 IVashington, Government Printing Office, 
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 United States Christian Commission. 
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 (Register of commissioned, warrant, 
 
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 190 pp. 8°. Washington, Government 
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 substances. 73 pp. 8°. Washington, iS'o2. 
 
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 meteorological observations made at the 
 United States naval observatory. During the 
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 1861-62. J. M. Gilliss, captain United 
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 2 v. 519,698 pp. 4°. IVashington, Gov- 
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 The same. During the year 
 
 1867. Published by authority of the Hon. 
 secretary of the navy. Commodore B. F. 
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 789 pp., 12 pi. 4°. Washington, Govern- 
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 The same. During the years 
 
 1851-52. Published by authority from the j 
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 The same. During the year 
 
 1868. Published by authority of the Hon. 
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 1871. 
 
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 at the United States Naval Observatory dur- 
 ing the years 185! and 1852. J. M. Gilliss, 
 Capt. U. S. N., superintendent. Published 
 by authority from Iron, secretary of navy. 
 652 pp. 4°. IVashington, Government Print- 
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 Reports on observations of the 
 
 total eclipse of the sun, August 7, 1869. 217 
 pp., 12 pi. 4°. IVashington, Government 
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 Conducted under the direction of Rear-Ad- 
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INDEX OF PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS. 
 
 ABDOMEN. 
 
 Abdomen, Diseases of. Abercrombie, An- 
 dral, Bamberger, Bright (E. ), Habersbon, 
 Jolinsou (J.), Kaufmann, Pemberton. 
 
 [5cc INTESTINKS, DISEASES OF THE.] 
 
 Wounds and injuries of Cliaraai- 
 
 son, Gutlirio (G. J.), Ilenrici, Hermann. 
 
 Abortion. Burns (J.), Fabrice, Gucniot, 
 Hodge (H. L.), Storer. 
 
 Abscess and suppuration. Cliassaignac, 
 GoflFart, Grundler, Joseph, Olnliausen, Ques- 
 nay, Severinus, Vidal, Williamson. 
 
 Absorbents and absorption. Cruikshank, 
 Dangerfield, Fouler (R. ), Ha'ggstiom, 
 Hodge (B. G.), Klajip, Ludwig et Titio, 
 Rccklingliauson, Ruyscb, Sheldon, Teich- 
 tnann, Walmsley, Winterbottom. 
 
 Acid, Carbolic. Davis, Declat, Lasch, San- 
 som, Squibb, Ummethun. 
 
 Carbonic. Dobson, Emmet, Pok- 
 
 rowsky. 
 
 Acoustics. Ball, Bartlette, Tyndall. 
 
 Acupuncture. Churchill, Eupen, Woostius. 
 
 Air and atmosphere. Creekes, Ellis, Gris- 
 com, HofF, Robertson, Thomson. 
 
 Air, compressed. Effects of Bertin, Clark 
 (E. A.), Jaminet, Taylor, Vivenot. 
 
 Air iir the veins. Amussat, Cormack. 
 
 Air-passages, Foreign bodies in. Gross 
 (S. D.), Pistorius. 
 
 Alcohol and its effects. Audhoui, Bell ( J. ), 
 Forbes, Grifberg. Lindsly, Macnish, Mar- 
 cet, Mussey, Racle, Rosenthal, Ross, Wenzel. 
 
 Algae. Grunow, Harvey, Kiitzing, Niigeli, 
 Notaris, Suringar. 
 
 Ambulance. See Army, Medical de- 
 partment of an ; Surgery, Military ; 
 Wounded. 
 
 Amputation. Alanson, Barbier, Beck (K. J.), 
 Blasius (E.), Boeckel, Brunnemann, Brii- 
 ninghausen, Eudes, Graefe (C. F. von), Hey- 
 folder (J. F.), Kern, Kirin; e, Maiugault, 
 Metzig, Motz, Munzenthaler, Mynors, Neu- 
 konini, Pczolt, Ploucquet, Rizet, Schmidt 
 (11.), Scholz, Schreiner, Scoutetten, Tealo, 
 Velpeau, Zeis. 
 
 Double. Carnochan, Langfeldt. 
 
 At the elbow. Uhde, 
 
 ANATOMY. 
 
 Amputation, Fingers. Schreiber. 
 
 Foot. Reiiner, Roux. Siebert. 
 
 At the hip-joint. Butcher and Smith, 
 
 Cox (W. S.), Fruneke (C. G.), Gaingeo (J. 
 S.), Hedenus, Hduot, Knener, I>’Alouette 
 et Theroulde, Otis, Packard, Smith (S.), 
 Stemmermaun, Veitch, Volkmann, Warren. 
 
 At the knee-joint. Ehrhardt, Lotte- 
 
 rer. 
 
 Of the leg. Baudens, Chavano. 
 
 At the shoulder-joint. Dahl, Kloss, 
 
 Martin et Champesme, Peaslee, Roux. 
 
 Of the thigh. Basedow, Green, 
 
 Gritti, Gueuault et Vandenesse, Melchiori, 
 Tschep. 
 
 Anaesthesia and anaesthetics. Andrews, 
 Bromberger, Eckstein, Flagg, Forbes (John), 
 Hayward, Lente, Morton, Murphy, Nuss- 
 baum, Perrin et Lallemand, Roberts, San- 
 som, Simpson, Smith (T.), Snow, Squibb, 
 Waldie, Walker, Warren, Wells, Wise. 
 
 Anasarca. See Dropsy. 
 
 Anatomical museums and collections. 
 Blancken, Catalogue, Cerutti, Dupuytren, 
 Dusscau, Hodgkin, Hyrtl, Jackson, Museum, 
 Pepper, Ray, Saint George’s Hospital, Thi- 
 beit, Williamson. 
 
 Plates. Albinus, Anatomical, Bidloo, 
 
 Bonamy, Bourgery, Braune, Caldani, Clo- 
 quet, Cowper, Ellis and Fold, Eustachius, 
 Froriep, (L. F.), Geininus, Haudyside, Lan 
 cisius, Lizars, Loder, Mascagni, Mayer, 
 Mitchell (E.), Pirogoff, Quain and Wilson, 
 Remmelin, Senes, Spaher and Remilinus, 
 Vicq-d’Azyr, Welsch. 
 
 Preparation. Breschet, Naumann, 
 
 Tulk and HentVey. 
 
 Anatomy, Comparative. Allen, Bellingcri, 
 Blake, Blasius (G. ), Blumenbach, Burnett 
 (W. I.), Cabell, Cams, Coues, Cuvier, Ed- 
 wards (H. ISl.), Ercolani, Fischer (G.), Flor- 
 man, Flourens, Flower, Frey, Ftir.stenberg, 
 Grant (R. E.), Grew, Haase et 1' iey, Har- 
 wood, Haughton, Hoffmann und Weyen- 
 bergh. Home, Houston, Huxley, Hyrtl, 
 Jones (T. R.), Knox, Leisering, Maclise, 
 Noellner, Owen, Parker, Eetzius, Rolleslon, 
 
ANATOMY. 
 
 434 
 
 ARMY. 
 
 Anatomy, Comparative — Continued. 
 
 Kueff, Sclioenlein, Serres, Siebold and Stan- 
 nius, Tliom.son (^Y.), Tiedemann, Trevi- 
 r.anus, Ulniauu, Valentinu.s, Vrolik, Wagner, 
 (R.), Wilder. 
 
 [See House, Axatomy of the.] | 
 
 Descriptive and practical. Aeby, 
 
 Allen, Baglivi, Banister, Bartboldus, Bar- { 
 tbolinus (C. and T.), Bedard (P. A.), Bdir 
 (A. von), Bell (C., J. and C.), Benedict, 
 Berrettino, Bicbat, Biumi, Blancardus, Bre- 
 mer, Bryant (T. S.), Cbaisty, Cbeselden, 
 Cloquet (II. ), Conipendio, Craigie, Crnveil- 
 Ider, Dagoty, Dieraerbroeck, Drake (.Jas.), 
 Ellis and Ford, Erdl, Estienne, Falloppius, 
 Fyfe, Gavard, Gerdy (P. N. ), Gibson (T.), 
 Gray (H.), Harrison (R.), Harwood, Heistcr, i 
 Heitzmann, Heule, Hildebrandt, Hodges (R. 
 M.), Holden and Langton, Hooper (R.), 
 Hyrtl, Isaacs, Jainain (A.), Kulmus, Lau- 
 cisins, Laureulius, Lautb, Lei(l 3 ', Lizars, 
 Loder, Lopez, Mandl, Marshall, Masse, 
 Meckel, Monro, Monro and Winslow, etc., 
 Morton, Pare, Paxton, Piccolliomini, Portal, 
 Quain, Riolanus, Sabatier, Sappey, Sarlan- 
 dibre, Shaw, Smith (H. H ), S()minerriug, 
 SpigeliuSjStepbanus, Tauvr^q Todd and Bow- 
 man, Vaughan, Verduc, Verheyen, Vesalius. ' 
 Vicq-d’Azyr, Wheeler, Wilson, Wistar, j 
 Zeidlern. j 
 
 Essays and observations. Bartholi- 
 
 nus, Bilharz, Bruns, Falloppius, Goodsir, 
 Huber, Hyrtl, Iseuflamm, Jaukius, .Jancke i 
 et Wehle, Lancisius, Malpigliius, Mercer, 
 Morgagni, Nuck, Paaw, Perdulcis, Peyer, j 
 Prochaska, Ruysch, Smith (G. K.), Stru-j 
 thers. Turner. j 
 
 Minute and microscopic. See His- 
 tology. 
 
 Pathological. Albers, Andral, Arm- ; 
 
 strong, Auvert, Baa.der, Baillie, Bartholinus j 
 (T.), Billard, Bock (C. E.), Bonetus, Bunn, j 
 Bright, Brodowskiego, Carswell, Chiaie, j 
 Chomel (S.), Cruveilliier, Engel, From- i 
 maun,Gamge8 (J.S.), Gross (S. D.),Ha.sse 
 (C. E.), Hodgkin, Hoffmann (C. E. E.), 
 Hooper (R.), Hope, Horner (W. E.), Houel, 
 Howship, Jones and Sieveking, Joseph, | 
 Klebs, Klob, Krebel, Kunze, Lambl, Lebert, ' 
 Lobstein, Money, Monro, Morgagni, Otto, j 
 Rokitanskj’, Serres, Vanderiroel, Vernicchi, | 
 Vogel, Vrolik, Wenzel, Whittaker, Wiel, '• 
 Wilks. 
 
 [5ec Histology, Pathological.] i 
 
 Regional and surgical. Agatz, Al- 
 
 Anatoniy, Regional and surgical — Cont’d. 
 bertini, Anderson (W.), Auger, Bell (C.), 
 Bell (J.), Beraud, Bierkowski, Bertrandi, 
 Blandiu, Boujalsky, Bourgery, Braune, 
 Burns (A.), Codes, Darrach, Edwards (H. 
 M.), Froriep, Heath (C.), Henke, Hyrtl, 
 Jameson (H. G.), Krais, Maclise, Malgaigne, 
 Morton, Paulet et Sarazin, Pbtrequin, Piro- 
 goff, Richet, Rosenmuller, Roser, Sibson, 
 Velpeau, Volz, Watt. 
 
 Aneurism. Abernethy, Arnold, Bacbmann, 
 Breschet, Broca, Casamayor, Ciniselli, Dun- 
 can, Erichsen, Goldbeck, Hazon et Thierry, 
 Labastide, Lancisius, Murray, Owen, Scar- 
 pa, Schlesier, Smyth, Teiehmeyer, Uldig, 
 Walther, Wardrop, Watson, Weltinius. 
 
 Animal magnetism, mesmerism, spirit- 
 ualism, etc. Ashburner, Braid, Hammond, 
 Latbntaiuc, Mitchell (J. K.), Peirce and 
 Howard, Reichenbach. 
 
 Anthropology. See Man. 
 
 Anus, Artificial. Amussat, Draudt, Roth- 
 schild, Warren. 
 
 Fistula of. Bars, Bierkowski, Fischer, 
 
 Pott. 
 
 See Rectum. 
 
 Aphasia. Bateman, Schmalz. 
 
 Apoplexy. Argyropulus, Armstrong, Ber- 
 gius, Borcharen, Bremuer, Castro, East, Fe- 
 ron, Geerdinxius, Green, Haio, Heiland, Hol- 
 land, Hu we. Marsh, Melville, Moffat, Mushet, 
 Sainsbury, Schaap, Skene, Stochius, Ver- 
 zaschiE, Walker, Webster. 
 
 Apparatus and bandages. Annandale, 
 Bandaging, Bernstein, Buck, Burggrave, 
 Chapman, Clerc, Cordival, Emmert, Es- 
 march, Fournier, Goffres, Gosselin, Kolbe, 
 Le Clerc, Mason and Campbell, Mason (L. 
 D.), Merchie, Palasciauo, Piuckard, Ra- 
 mette, Roux, Sandel, Sargent, Thillaj’e, 
 Viugtrinier, Wales. 
 
 [5ec SuuGEuy, Ml.N'OU ] 
 
 Army, Medical department of an. Or- 
 ganization and regulations. Begin, Bel- 
 gian Army, Bericht, Be^-er, Brambilla, Brian, 
 Cerfherr, Collette, Colombier, Confederate 
 States, Corps de Santc, Didiot, Fallot, French 
 Army, Gama, Grace, Greenleaf, Gritti, Hamil- 
 ton, Ilaurowitz, Heyfelder, Hubler, Jackson 
 (R.), Legouest, Liandon, Loeffler, Maillot 
 et Fuel, Maldignj’, Mddecins militaires, Mil- 
 lingen, Moffitt, Pans (R.), I’etrio, Prussian 
 Arm}’, Rozier, Russian Army, Sehiffmann, 
 Steiner, Swiss Army, Theden, United States 
 Army, Vignes, Webster, Wulzer. 
 
 [.'fee SuuGEiiy, Militahy ; WouNPEn. Cake of.] 
 
ARMY. 
 
 435 
 
 BONES. 
 
 Army. Organization, regulations, and 
 jurisprudence. Army Regulations, Be- 
 richt, British Army, Byrne, Cayol, Durat 
 (Lasalle), Eaton, Foublanque, French Army, 
 Hasson, Jackson, Lieber, Mar.siiall, O’Brien, 
 Prager, Prevot, Proceedings, Ragland, Roth, 
 United States Army. 
 
 Arsenic. Bailly, Boudin, Hunt, Pichaud, Pot- 
 ter, Wegelius. 
 
 Arteries, Anatomy, physiology, and dis- 
 eases of the. See Blood-vessels. 
 
 Ligature of. Aikin, Beck (K. J.), 
 
 Berliughieri, Briiningh arisen, Jailliot, .Tones 
 (.7. F. D.), Le Fort, Lente, Lister, Manec, 
 Phillips, Reuard et Thieuller, Roux, Yeiteh. 
 
 Arts and manufactures Auchincloss, Bar- 
 Hard, Beckwith, Byrn, Crookes, U’Alligny, 
 Dodd, Duplais, Reimanu. 
 
 Ascites. See Dropsy. 
 
 Asphyxia and drowning. Adams, Clanny, 
 Davidson, Detharding, Forbes, Grimmer, 
 Hosack, Howard, Kay, Legare, Lembach, 
 McDonnell, Mackenzie, Murray, Nachtigal, 
 Struve. 
 
 Asthma. Berger, Besnard, Boom, Heath, Rara- 
 adge, Salter, Swart. 
 
 Bandages. See Apparatus. 
 
 Barracks, Construction of. Billings, Brit- 
 ish Army, Kaserne, Steinberg, United States 
 Army. 
 
 Baths and bathing. Ascherson, Bauer, Este, 
 F''loyer, Lauverjat, Lockette, Mayer, Ray- 
 ner, Ronard, Warmbad. 
 
 Belladonna. Kay, Meuriot, Timmermann. 
 
 Beriberi. Guy, Malcolmson. 
 
 Bibliography, General'. Allibone, Apple- 
 ton, A.stor Library, Brunet, Catalogue, Es- 
 lin, Jeffrey, Jewett, Lowndes, Payne and 
 Foss, Qubrard, Underwood. 
 
 Medical. See Medicine, History 
 
 and literature of 
 
 Bile. Ervin, Grieve, Hunauld, Maclurg, Ot- 
 ter, Platner, Ramsay, Rees, Ried, Roebuck. 
 
 Biography, Medical. Bache, Barker, Boott, 
 Bowling, Burrowes, Butler, Coates, Cox, 
 Clark, Delafield, Follen, Gross, Horner, Ho- 
 sack, Jackson, Laurent, Lewins, McMichacl, 
 Meigs, Morton, Mott, Neill, Ottloy, Petti- 
 grew, Roberts, Stone, Thatcher, Wadd, War- 
 drop, Warren, Wood. 
 
 [5ec Mkdici.vk, History and litkrature ok.] 
 
 Biology. See Life. 
 
 Bladder, urinary, Diseases and injuries 
 of the. See 'Urinary Organs. 
 
 Blood, Circulation of the. Carson (Jac.), 
 Carson (Jas.), Coxe (J. R. ), Glass, Hall 
 (M.), Harvey(W.), Helvetius, Holden (E.), 
 Johnston (C.), Lffiseke, Marey, Pecquet, 
 Plates, Siegel, Spallanzini, Thebesius, Zahn. 
 
 Pathology of the. Andral, Ferris, 
 
 Gibert, Leissler, Magendie, Salisbury, Se}'- 
 bert, Stevens (W.), Verbruggo, Wundeilich. 
 
 Pnysiology of the. Adams, Addison, 
 
 Atlee, Birkbeck, Butt, Caldwell, Danielssou 
 (J.), Deinso, Hewson (W. ), Hunter (J.), 
 Keller, Magendie, Newbigging, Ostens, 
 Polli, Skey, Stevens (W.), Tod. 
 
 Transfusion of the. Belina-Swiont- 
 
 kowski, Emmerling, Loewenthal, Ore. 
 
 Blood-letting. Alberti, Augenius, Clutter- 
 buck, Coxie, Ducachet, Hall (M.), Hinch- 
 loiis, Hoef'er, Lobstein, Segnitz, Smith (H.), 
 Stevenson, Steelier, Struthers, Wallbaum. 
 
 Blood-vessels, Anatomy and physiology 
 of the. Amniau, Barclay, Bell (C.), Bill- 
 roth, Blizard, Dentu, Dubrueil, Dupuytreu, 
 Guuz, Gutjahr, Harrmaun, Hahn, Haller, 
 Heckel, Lebert, Lucas, Murray, Nunn, Ot- 
 teus. Power, Ruble, Smith (N. R.), Turner, 
 Van Swieten, Walther. 
 
 Diseases of. Burckhardt, Hodgson, 
 
 Kulm, Lebert, Lee, Miiller, Rokitansky. 
 
 Wounds aird injuries of Bach- 
 
 mann, Chauvet, Guthrie, Herment et Le 
 Roy, Jones. 
 
 Boards of health. See Hygiene, Public. 
 
 Body, the human. Proportions of An- 
 dran, Berkeley, Cams, Dornfield, Durer, 
 Ortalli, Stevens, Zeising. 
 
 Bone, Histology and growth cf Agardh, 
 Fick, Kolb, Pleissuer, Reichel, Robin, Tom- 
 niasiui. 
 
 Repair of Hein, Koeler, Leeuw, Ol- 
 lier, Rabben, Steinlin, Vrolik, Wagner. 
 
 Bones, Anatomy of the. Albiuiis, Bell (J.), 
 Cheselden, Cooper (B. B.), Holden, Humph- 
 reys, Ilnioni, Monro, Norton, Paaw, Quain and 
 Wilson, Tabulm, Ungebaur, Ward, Wilson. 
 
 Diseases of the. Bell (B.), Beylard, 
 
 Boeckel, Bonn, Boyer, Buchholtz, Carnoehan, 
 Clossius, Coulon, Dreux, Dupuytren, Eber- 
 maier, Gerdy, Glisson, Bate, etc., Goepel,Goh- 
 lii, Gooszen, Gross, Handyside, Hickman, 
 Keller, Liron, Loehrl, Macdonald, Miescher, 
 Moltrecht, Naumann, Ortloff, Petit, Russell, 
 Schott, Slevogtius, Staidey, Stussio, Verney, 
 Wagner, Weber (C. O.), Weidmann, Whatc- 
 ly, Wilson, Wissmann. 
 
 [See Rickets.] 
 
BOTANICAL MEDICINE. 
 
 436 
 
 CHEMISTRY. 
 
 Botanical medicine. Cook, Cooper, Curtis, 
 Robinson, Thomson. 
 
 Botany. Baenitz, Bulliard ct Ricliarcl. Cazin, 
 Coles, Dodoens, Edlicli, Forbes, Fries, Gray, 
 Flofineister, Lindsay, London, Montague, 
 Nadeaud, NiessI, Payer, Reese, Robsahin, 
 Rossinilssler, Rousseau, Smith (J. E.), 
 Sprengel, Stark, Stizenberger, Tasmania, 
 Thornton, Triana et Planclion. 
 
 [&e ALG.E ; Fungi.] 
 
 Brain, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Bergmann, Bischoff, Deiters, Faselius, Gall 
 and Spurzheim, Gordon, Giinz, Larcher, Mon- 
 ro, Ramsay, Ridley, Rives, Solly, Tiede- 
 inaun, Todd, Vicq-d’Azyr, Willis. 
 
 Diseases and pathalogical anato- 
 my of the. Andral, Bayle, Burrows, Du- 
 bois, Durand, Duseh, Flecli.sig, Hartensteiu, 
 Hayern, Hooper (J. H.), Hooper (R.), Kel- 
 lie, Kuecht, Lallemand, Lelut, Maeabiau, 
 Monod, Paget, Paterson, Philip, Rcgnard, 
 Reynolds, Rooye, Rostan, Schott, Schroeder 
 van der Kolk, Seidel, Solly, Stegmann, Wen- 
 zel. 
 
 [See Apoplexy ; Hydrocephalus.] 
 
 Wounds and injuries of the. 
 
 Arndt, Bruns, Camerarius, Colquhoun, Cor- 
 vinus, Hartmann, Hoffmann, Teubeler. 
 
 [5'ce Head, Injuries of the.] 
 
 Breast, Diseases of the. B6rard, Birkett, 
 Cooper, Heister, Langguth, Morison, Tabor, 
 Velpeau, Zocher. 
 
 Burns. Biesiadecki, Maffre, Muller. 
 
 Bursae. Heineke, Kocb, Synnestredt. 
 
 Calculi, Biliary. Coe, Thudicbum. 
 
 Urinary. Austin, Badham, Bailloii, 
 
 Crosse, Detharding et Schaumkell, Htiolles, 
 Fischer, Forbes, Hazon et Macquer, Jahn, 
 Jacobs, Kastan, Peter, Reynolds, Schreiber, 
 Schmidt (B.), Tattersall, Volland, Winger. 
 
 Campaigns, Histories of. Abyssinian, Al- 
 cock, Armand, Aubas de Montfaiicon, Bau- 
 dens,Beaupr6,Beck (B.),Bertherand, Boudin, 
 British Army, Desgeuettes, Heyfelder (O.), 
 Jacquot, Larrey (D. J.), Larrey (IL), Letter- 
 man, Loeffler, Mann, M’Gregor, Moseley, 
 Moiiat, Paillard, Prussian Army, Sandras, 
 Scrive, S6e, Stahmann, Swinburne. 
 
 Cancer and cancroid. Bennett, Canquoin, 
 Cockle, Collis, Cooke, Cornil et Trasbot, 
 Da Costa, Delaize, Dcssus, Fibling, Gilli- 
 chan, Hcnnig, Hering, lleurtaux, Hickman, 
 Johnson, Kaltschmied, Koester, Laurence, 
 Liron, Moore, O’Connor, Parker, Pearson, 
 Pemberton, Poisson, Ramnistedt, R6camier, 
 
 Cancer and cancroid — Continued. 
 
 Schilling, Schott, Senftner, Sibley, Sigel, 
 Tabor, Thiersch, Triller, Velpeau, Weybe, 
 Wilken, Williams, Wolff, Young, Zuege. 
 
 Carbuncle. Biicking, Payan, Sehupmann, 
 Wendrotb. 
 
 Catalepsy. Coldstream, Milner. 
 
 Cataract. Albinus, Benevoli, Christy, Co- 
 lombier, De Luc6, Foucher, Freytag, Gen- 
 til, Guthrie, Henckel, Moine, Reichenbach, 
 Scott, Sigwart, Stevenson, Th6rond, Thu- 
 rant. 
 
 Catarrh. See Influenza. 
 
 Cautery. Gondret, Perry, Philipeaiix. 
 
 Chemical analysis. Best, Crookes, Dexter, 
 Ducoin, Elderhorst, Faraday. Fleischer, 
 Foerster, Fresenius, Galloway, Gerhardt and 
 Chancel, Griffin, Lefort, Mohr, Noad, Nor- 
 mandy, Northcote and Church, Puller, Ros- 
 coe, Scott, Sharpies, Siater, Spencer, Storcr, 
 Sutton, Thorpe, Wanklyn and Chapman, 
 Will, Williams, Wbhler. 
 
 Physics. Baumgartner, Cooke, Craig, 
 
 Davies, Draper, Ewell, Jackmann, Neu-er- 
 fundene, etc., Newton, Pynchon, Salleron, 
 Thebesius. 
 
 Chemistry. Elements, systems, and 
 manuals. Barker, Beguinus, Bloxam, Boer 
 haave, Braude and Taylor, Chaptal, Cutbush, 
 Eliot and Storer, Frankland, Galloway, Girar 
 din, Gorham, Gornp (Besanez), Graliam, 
 Haines, Hare, Henry, Hoffmann, Jacob, 
 Jacobs, Kane, Macadam, Macquer, Mary- 
 land, Miller, Murray, Naquet, Nicholson, 
 Odling, Pelouze et Fremy, Regnaiilt, Ros- 
 coe, Soniienschein, Thomson, Valentin, Watts, 
 Webster, Williamson. 
 
 Applied to arts, etc. Knapp, Liebig, 
 
 Mulder, Pasteur, Richardson and Watts, 
 Ronalds, Ure. 
 
 Animal and medical. Attfield, 
 
 Beequerel, Bowman, F'olwarczny, Funke, 
 Hoppe-Seyler, Husemann, Lassaigne, Leh- 
 mann, Orfila, Paris, Pelletan, Polli, Rand, 
 Riosell, Robin et Verdeil. Schlossberger, 
 Simon, Steiner, Wasserberg, Wurtz. 
 
 Essays, memoirs, etc. Bertin, 
 
 Biechele, Bochme, Bonastre, Bourgoin, Bou- 
 tron et Boiidet, Bunsen, Cahours, Cheval- 
 licr, Crollius, Darbcl, Daiibcnj', Dussance, 
 Duve, Frankland, Gerding, Gibbs and Gcnth, 
 Hare, Hoppe-Seyler, Kier, Langbeiii, La- 
 voisier, Lubbock, Marschall, Mayer, Miche- 
 litz, Morin, Murray, Naurocki, Obermayer, 
 
CHEMISTRY. 
 
 437 
 
 CHOLERA. 
 
 Cliemistry, Essays, memoirs, etc — Cont’d. 
 Paracelsus, Rad, Roget, Sclilomilcli, Smith 
 (T. P.), Stahl,\Veigel,\Vell,\Veyland,Wui(z. 
 
 Chest, Diseases of. Aitketi, Ainar, An- 
 dral, Blakiston, Fuller, Gerhard, Green, 
 Has.se, Hayes, Hunter, Laennec, Leroy, 
 Merchie, Sanborn, Stokes, Weatherhead, 
 Wendt, Williams, Wintrich. 
 
 [5ee E mpyema; Heart; Pleurisy; Pneumonia.] 
 
 Children, Diseases of. Bedford, Berton, 
 Billard, Bouchut, Bott, Burns, Butter, Car- 
 ter, Cheyne, Churchill, Coley, Collins, Con- 
 die, Delattre, Dendy, Devvees, Dillnberger, 
 Ellis, Evanson, Forster, Giraldbs, Guersant, 
 Harris, Hempel, Hillier, Holmes, Jameson, 
 Krause, Loschner, Meigs, Meigs and Pepper, 
 Mercurialis, Merei, Moss, Roger, Smith (E.), 
 Sfjuire, Stewart, Thore, Underwood, A'al- 
 leix, Vidal, Villebrune, Warnatz, West, 
 Wilcke, Wimmer. 
 
 Hygiene and management of. 
 
 Allix, Carault, Chavasse, Darwall, Hall, 
 London, Seraine. 
 
 Chlorosis. Emmrich, Keerres, Meyer, Ooster- 
 hout, Reichenow, Udemans, Uzac, Zaft'. 
 
 Cholera and cholera morbus. Abeille, 
 Abercrombie, Acland, Ainsworth, Aitkeu, 
 Aiton, Ammon, Ainshoff, Angelin, Annesley, 
 Anton, Arnoldi, Arntzenius, Ascherson, 
 Ashton, Atkins, Auerbach, Aumerie, Ax- 
 niann, Ayre, Az6mar, Balaczeanu, Baltz, 
 Baly and Gull, Bankier, Barchewitz, Barth, 
 Barwell, Baiidrimont, Beck and Morri.s, etc., 
 Beckwith, Behr, Behrend, Bell (G. H.), Bell 
 (J. B.), Bell and Condie, Berg, Beyer, Bier- 
 mann, Binaghi, Bleeker, Block, Blom, 
 Blume, Boehm, Boisseau, Bottger, Boureau, 
 Bowling, Brauser, Bree, Breggen, Brierre de 
 Boismont, Brigham, Briquet et Miguot, Brock- 
 iniiller, Broeckeen Man, Bronson, Brougham 
 (S.), Broussais (F. J. V.), Bruck, Bryden, 
 Buchanan (A.), Buchner (W. F.), Budd 
 (W.), Buriand (Reofrey), Burrall, Bushnan, 
 Biiski, Biittner, Byrne (B. M.), Cadet, Ca- 
 jander, Caustatt, Cappello and Lupi, Casa- 
 nova, Casper, Chapman (J.), Chervin, 
 Cholera, Christie, Corbyn, Coulon (J. V.), 
 Coventry (C. B.), Cowdell, Cox (A. L.), 
 Cricca, Crisp, Dally,Uamon, Dann, Davasse, 
 Deen, De Kalifki, Delbriick, De Wilde, 
 Doden, Doorjak, Drake (D.), Drescher 
 (C. l'\ .1.), Droop, Dukerley, Diimmett, 
 Duval, Dyrscn, Edinburgh, Elkinton, Eis- 
 ner, Ely (C.), Ennemoser, Ewertz, Fabre 
 (A. F. G.), Falger, Falkenthal, Farr, Fau- 
 
 Cholera and cholera morbus — Continued, 
 connet, Fauvel, Fenicia, Fickel, Finger, 
 Fischer (G. A.), Flamm, Fleischer (T. ), 
 Fremerij, Froben, Froriep (L. F.), Froriep 
 (R.), Funcke, Geary, Gendrin, Gerhards, 
 Gietl, Gmelin (F. G.), Gnuschcke, Godefroi, 
 Gdppertuud Knispel, etc., Gosse, Goudas,Go- 
 doever, Graffuuder, Graham (G.), Grainger 
 (R. D. ),Grauvogel, Graves (R.J.), Granville, 
 Greenhow (T. M.), Griesinger und Petten- 
 kofer, etc., Grove,Gubler, Gunther (R.),Gutt- 
 ceit, Huerten, Halford, Hallier, Ilamernick, 
 Harlan, Harless, Harper, Harris (E.), Harts- 
 horne (H.), llasper, Hawthorne, Hayden and 
 Cruise, Heidler, Heim, Heiniann, Hempel 
 (F.), Henning, Henry (J. F.), Herbst, Her- 
 manu(K.), Herzog, Heyfelder (.1. F.), Hille, 
 Himmelreich, Hirsch (G.), Hinterberger, 
 Hodenpyl, Hoeven, Hocveu, Kaathoven, etc., 
 Hoffman (S. E.), Hold, Holscher, Houig- 
 berger, Horn, Horn und Wagner, Huber (C. 
 U. J.), Huber(S.),Humpel, Humphreys (F.), 
 Husemann (G.), Hisch, India, Instruction, 
 Jameson (H. G.), Jameson (J.), Jencken, 
 Jewell, Johnson (G.), Jdrg, Joslin, K * * , 
 Kaernbach, Kalisch (Jas.), Keir, Kennedy 
 (J ), Kennedy (R. IL), Keraudren, Kerck- 
 hove, Kiehl, Kildjuschewski, Kirk, Klob, 
 Koch (K. W. ), Koeppe, Kool, Kranendonk, 
 Kronser, Kruger, Kiichler, Kypke, Lamby, 
 Langelaan, Langlebert, Lowrie, Lebert 
 (IL), Lee (J. G.), Lepetit, Levy (I.), Lich- 
 teustadt, Lichtenstiidt und Seidlitz, Lichten- 
 stein, Loder, Loeschner, Logan (T. JL), 
 Longueville, Lorain, Lori user, M’Cormac 
 (IL), Macleod (A. C.) Macloughlin (1).), 
 Macuaniara, Macpherson, Mageudie (F. ), 
 Man, Marheineke, Markus, Martin, Marx, 
 Mason, Mayer, Meli, Meudcier, Meyer 
 (J. N. ), Meyer (M. A.), Middendorp, Moli- 
 son, Moll, Mongeri, Monneret, Moreau do 
 Jonnes, Morvan, Mouchet, Miihry, Muller 
 (C.), Midler (C. J. G.), Mulder (G. J.), 
 Midder (J. S.), Mulder und Van der Pant, 
 Nanninga, Needham, Newman, New York, 
 Nicaise, Nicolai, Niemeyer, Oesterlen, Op- 
 dorp, Orton, Pacini, Paine, Parkes, Parkin, 
 Peiff'or, Peunink, Penzel, Person, Peters, 
 Pettenkofer, Philodemus, Phoebus, I’icard, 
 Pitot, Plagge, Ploss, Polunin, Polya et Griin- 
 hut, Prausnitz, Protocoll, Quarantine, Ra- 
 dius, Ramon, Ramsey, Rampio, Raid, Rap 
 port, Ratier, Rdcamier, Reed, Reeken, Reese, 
 Reid, Reider, Reilingh, Remer, Report, 
 Rhades, Richardson, Richter, Rieck, Rive, 
 
CHOLERA. 
 
 438 
 
 DIAGNOSIS. 
 
 Cholera and cholera morbus— Continued. 
 Roercn, Rogers, Romberg, R('senbauni, Roser 
 uud Aloys, Rousset, Rust, Sabbatini, Sachs, 
 Sanioje, Sandras, Sanitary, Sansoin, Scluifer, 
 Scliarlau, Scbartler, Sclielzel, Scbieferdecker, 
 Schlott, Scbinidt (C.), Schmidt (F. J. .1.), 
 Schmoele, Scbueemann, Scbuizleiu, Scbnur- 
 rer, Scbouten, Scott, Scoutetten, Searle, 
 Sedgwick, Sengeusse, Sliapter, Sherrill, 
 Slirimjjton, Siegert, Siemerling, Sim, Simon 
 (F. A.), Simon (M.), Smith (J. M.), Snow i 
 (E. M.), Snow (J.), Solari, Sonsino, Spencer, 
 Spitta, Spooner, Sijuibb, Starr, Stauski, Stei- 
 fensand, Stein, Steiubacher, Stevens (W.), 
 Stiemer, St'erling, Stoscb, Stoufflet, Suer- 
 man, Suudelin, Tacberon, Tardieii, Tessier, 
 Thiersch, Tholozan, Thomas, Thomas (P.F.), 
 Tliomassen, Tilesius, Tralles, Trautmaun, 
 Vache, Verbeek, V''erweij, Vetter, Vincent, 
 Voelkel, Volz, Vrolik, Waardenburg, \Va- 
 geuingen, 'Warren, Wedekind, Weissbrod, 
 Whitney, Wilhelmi, Wilkinson, Williams, 
 Wilson, Winslow, Wintrich, Woodward, 
 Worms, Wouves, Wright, Wynne, Yates, 
 Young, Zehdeniker, Zeller, Zenker, Zeeman, 
 Zink, Zwaan. 
 
 Cicatrises and cicatrization. Bszoct, 
 Ficinus, Figulus, Kecking, Lichtenauer, 
 Siedmogrodzki, Vrolik, Ziepel. 
 
 Cinchona and quinine. Block, Dancer, 
 Fee, Gaubert, Irving, Jobst, Jones, Mault, 
 Martin, Pulteney, Squibb, Storck, Walker. 
 
 Climate, Effects of. Clark, Falconer, Forry, 
 Gregory, Haviland, Pitta, Santa Pietra, 
 .Schmidt, Thomson. 
 
 Climates, warm. Diseases of. Annesley, 
 Brocklesby, Campet, Chisholm, Clark, Du- 
 troulan, Johnson, Lind, Martin, Moseley, 
 Saint-Vel, Suuderall. 
 
 Clothing and equipments. Baxter, Bel- 
 lange, British Army, Foville, Longmore, 
 Luard, United States Army. Woodhull, 
 Zelder 
 
 Club-foot. See Deformities. 
 
 Cold, Effects and uses of Beauprd, Cas- 
 per, Cullen, La Corbidre, Lampert, Nelson. 
 
 Colic. Lynch, Macfarlane, Mondot, Panton, 
 Webb. 
 
 Consumption. Adams, Ancell, Armstrong, 
 Barrier, Bidlot, Bourlier, Bruce, Buriand- 
 ReoftVey, Carey, Chevallier, Clark, Copello, 
 Corvisart, Cotton, Crichton, Crigan, Deane, 
 Dimsdale, Dobell, Dowe, Eagle, East, El- 
 liot, Fondey, Gallup, Gardner, Gilbert, Grin- 
 dle, Groshans, Grossmaun, Hall, Home, 
 
 Consumption — Continued. 
 
 Hoogeveen, Larden, Lawson, Louis, Loy, 
 M’Dougle, Maurel, Mawe, Mitchel, Moore, 
 Morton, Muuroe, Niemeyer, Ogiloy, Perroud, 
 Ringer, Rose, Shew, Smith, Steinhauer, 
 .Sweetser, Tayler, Taylor, Teulon, Thorow- 
 good, Turnbull, Villemin, Waldenburg, Wil- 
 liamson. 
 
 Contagion. Aiton, Bach, Beale, Davis, Mor- 
 ris, Owen, Ranse, Richardson, Snow. 
 
 Convulsions. Gennip, Rosa3us,Veiga,Vidal. 
 
 Cranium and craniology. Cams, Davis, 
 Davis and Thurman, Engel, Froriep, Gosse, 
 Hecker, Hilton, Iseuflamm, Lucm, Morton, 
 Poinmerol, Ramsay, Riitimeyer, Schaaffhau- 
 seu, Spix, Thurman, Welcker, Wyman. 
 
 Cranium, Fracture of. Beck, Berengarius, 
 Bernonville, Eisenstiick, Gambs, Grandmai- 
 son, Lebrec, Thomas, Wagner. 
 
 Injuries of See Head. 
 
 Cretinism and goitre. Abercrombie, Brown, 
 Milan, Simpson. 
 
 Crises. Critical discharges and critical 
 days. Auginot, Bruno, Croyz6, Elliot, 
 Tombe, Veirac, Voelcker, Wenckebach. 
 
 Croup. Clagett, Crawford, Dabney, Geret, 
 Gouin, Hinds, Jeffreys, Keir, Lang, Mont- 
 pellier. 
 
 Cynanche. See Croup ; Diphtheria. 
 
 Deafness. See Ear, Diseases of 
 
 Death, Causes and modes of. Cleveland, 
 Eagle, Ferrand, Geuns, Ontyd. 
 
 Deformities and orthopeedia. Ainesbury, 
 Harwell, Bigg, Brodluirst, Brown, Coulson, 
 Desbordeaux, Fort, Hamilton, Humbert et 
 Jacquier, Jalade-Lafond, Little, Maisonabe, 
 Mellet, Midler, Muller (W. H.), Ramsay, 
 Sayre, Scoutetten, Sheldrake, Tamplin, Ta- 
 vernier, Volkmatm, Weber. 
 
 [See Joints, Disease of.] 
 
 Delirium tremens. Blake, Blanchon,Trlpler. 
 
 Diabetes. Bennett, Biggs, Buerschapcr,Camp- 
 lin, Elliott, Erskine, Fitzgerald, Harley, 
 Koch, Koesen, Landau, Lankers, Lynch, 
 Marchal de Calvi, Ruickoldt, Ryan, Shirreff, 
 Shuter, Smith (G. M.) 
 
 Diagnosis, Medical and surgical. Anfrun, 
 Barclay, Berard, Corfe, Da Costa, Despres, 
 Fenwick, Hall, Harrold, Lessing, Lyons, 
 Macleod, Raciborski, Sluyterman, Smee, 
 Spillan, Tanner, Wedclii. 
 
 ! Physical. Barth and Roger, Bergeon, 
 
 ' Collin, Desormcaux, Elliotson, Eulenburg, 
 
 I Flint, Gee, Haxall, Laenncc, Niemeyer, 
 Piorry, Reiuhold, Sawyer, Souligoux, Spiltal. 
 
DICTIONARIES. 
 
 439 
 
 ELECTRICITY. 
 
 Dictionaiies, English. Clark, Craig, John- 
 son, Richardson, Webster, Worcester. 
 
 French. Fleming and Tibbins, Gar- 
 ner, Spiers. 
 
 German. Adler, Fliigel and Meiss- 
 ner, Hilpert. 
 
 Other languages. Andrews, Rarberi, 
 
 Dictionary, Facciolati et Forcelliui, Liddell 
 and Scott, Morell. 
 
 Dictionaries and cyclopaedias. Medical. 
 Biblioth&que, Copland, Coxe, Cyclopi-edia, 
 D’Arbovul, Dechambre, Delorme, Diccioua- 
 rio, Dictionnaire, Dunglison, Fabre, Gamier, 
 Graete nnd Hufeland, etc., Harris, Hays, 
 Hooper, James, Lipeniiis, IMotherby, Nichol, 
 Nysten,Parr, Quincy, Turtou. 
 
 Diet and regimen. Albeugnefit, Barker, 
 Behrens, Cheyne, Dobell, Erskine, Hitch- 
 cock, Lambe, Neal, Nisbet, Paris, Pereira, 
 Taliaferro, Vogler, Wadd, Walker, Willich. 
 
 f5ee IIYGIK.SE, Peksonal.] 
 
 Digestion. Beaumont, Combe, Glover, Law- 
 son, Paine, Pavy, Rush, Schiff, Senebier, 
 Strachau, Tiedemauu et Gmelin, Voisiu, 
 Young. 
 
 Digestive organs. Diseases of. Chambers, 
 Cooke, Dick, Pavy. 
 
 [&eAUDO.MEN; LIVER; .STOMACH. J 
 
 Digitalis. Brunton, Greig, Hendy, Homolle 
 et Quevenne, Moore, Withering. 
 
 Diphtheria and cynanche maligna. Bre- 
 tonneau, Budd, Fehrmann, Ramsay, Semple, 
 Wilson, Wynne. 
 
 Disease, Causes of. Bens, Conradus, Craig, 
 Dubinsky, Ellenberger, Ellis. 
 
 Feigned. Fallot, Gavin, Schmetzer, 
 
 Waldtschinidt. 
 
 [5cc Recuuiti.vg.J 
 
 Hereditary. Adams, Lucas, Walker, 
 
 Whitehead. 
 
 Scriptural. Bartholinus, Mead, 
 
 Disinfection and disinfectants. Bartho- 
 low, Bronson, Davis, Disinfectants, Labar- 
 rarpie. Report, Sansom, Smith (R. A.), 
 Squibb, Washington (D. C.) 
 
 [.SVe Hvoie.se, Punuc.l 
 
 Dislocations. See Fractures. 
 
 Congenital. Caruochan, Dornseitf, 
 
 I’ravaz, Voss. 
 
 Of the hip-joint. Blasius, Fabricius, 
 
 Haupt, Kompf, Latz, Poliniere, Rotter, 
 Seetzen, W’arren. 
 
 Of the shoulder-joint. Clendinin, 
 
 Compagnon, I.utz, Zwanzig. 
 
 Dislocations of other joints, etc. Dorama, 
 Dudensing,Lafaurio,Liuser,Roeschke, Schin- 
 zinger, Voogt. 
 
 Dispensatories. Coxe, Dispensatory, King, 
 Maync, Pemberton, Rotherham, Thacher, 
 Thomson, Wood. 
 
 Dropsy, ascites, anasarca, etc. Basham, 
 Borcht, Brown, Cleverly, Cono, Cumming, 
 Desbans, Fitzpatrick, Haviland, Iscanus, 
 McKechnie, Maclarty, Mair, Merlinja, Muns- 
 ter, Mussaphia, Piper, Pursell, Ramsay, Reu- 
 mont, Wilson, Worrell. 
 
 Drowning. Sec Asphyxia. 
 
 Dysentery and diarrhoea. Adolphus, Assa- 
 liiii, Bojsewetter, Baker (G. ), Ballingall, 
 Bamptield, Bancroft, Bankier, Bein, Brown 
 (C.), Carstens, Chuckerbutty, Cox (J.), 
 Degner, Dewar (H.), Dorantowicz, Foerster 
 (C. G. ), Geitner, Gerloff (E. F.), Gruber (H.), 
 Hasenkuopf, Houlston, Jagemanu, Julien, 
 Lander, Lehmann, Lewins (R.), Liebes- 
 kind, McCambridge, Mackenzie (G. ), Mac- 
 leod (A. C.), Miller, Morison, Nithack, 
 PiEtsch, Parkes, Paul, Rinne, Romer, Rump, 
 Saviguae, Sayers, Scott, Searle, Somers, 
 Starrat, Stennett, Stueve, Taylor, Thomson, 
 Tice, Tiedemann, Tieftrunk, Trausfeldt, 
 Trask, Vowell, Wade, Watt, Wenzell, Zim- 
 mennann. 
 
 Dyspepsia. Blake (J. P.), Brehier, Camp- 
 bell (G. ), Corvisart, Dauberton, Fletcher, 
 Foreman, Fox (W.), Graham (G.), Graham 
 (T. J.), Greeuhow (Jac.), Habershon, Hal- 
 sted, Hanan, Holmes (J.), Leared, Logan 
 (T.), M’Keogh, !Mure, Philip, Proctor, 
 Wilson. 
 
 Ear, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Cassebohm, Casserius, Cotunnius, Monro, 
 Politzer, Rudinger,*Sbmmerring, Virney. 
 
 Diseases of the. Arneman, Bonna- 
 
 font, Braithwaite, Bryan, Curtis, Dufton, 
 Gruber, Harvey (W. ), Kessel, Klotz, Kohl, 
 Kramer, Lighthill, Menibre, Mercer, Moos, 
 Miiller, Neill, Pennefather, Pilcher, Politzer, 
 Saissy, Schmalz, Stevenson, Toynbee, Tri- 
 quet, Troltsch, Warden, Wilde, Wright. 
 
 Electricity and galvanism. Bury, Clark 
 (L.), Fowler, Galvani, Hare, Harris, Priest- 
 ley, Rebold, Rogel, Wesley. 
 
 As a remedy. Althaus, Beard and 
 
 Rockwell, Beckwith, Becquerel, Beuedikt, 
 Brenner, Biuns, Cleaveland, Duchenne, 
 Duncan, Garratt, Groh, Marat, IMcyer, 
 Morgan, Nel'tel, Price, Ziemssen. 
 
ELEPHANTIASIS. 
 
 440 
 
 FEVER. 
 
 Elephantiasis. Bey, Bryant, Carnoehan, 
 Tliebaud. 
 
 Embolism and thrombosis. Cohn, Feltz, 
 Ferber, Heydenreicb, Mlinch, Niederstadt, 
 Sinuliold. 
 
 Embryo and embryology. Bauclierro, Bi- 
 schoff, Coste, Descartes, Evans, Grauberg, 
 Ilerold, Ilis, Rueffius, Senes, Velpeau, Virey, 
 Vrolik, Waldeyer, Wrisberg. 
 
 Emetics. Fotbergill, Pearson. 
 
 Empyema. Brill, MacDonnell, Romberg, 
 
 Scliletter. 
 
 Enemata. Ilabn, Mattson. 
 
 Epidemics. Adams, Barker, Bascombe, 
 
 Budd, Caldwell, Cloture, Coniinale, Costa 
 Side, Dcpautaine, Fenner, Gallup, Ileeker, 
 Knapp, Lepecq, Maclean, Martin, Robert- 
 son, Rogers, Sberrill, Smith (J. M.), Smith 
 (S.), Villerm^, Vingtriuier, Webb, Wiutriug- 
 liam. 
 
 tto C holeua ; Fever; Pest.] 
 
 Epilepsy. Beamish, Dal 3 ', Echeverria, Epps, 
 Froinet de Rosuey, Hannes, Hees, llorta, 
 Johnston, Kriegel, Kussmaul and Tenner, 
 Meiervs, Motberhy, Pasquallati, Raleigh, 
 Rouzteus, Sievekiug, Vrye, Wenzel, White. 
 
 Erysipelas. Bird, Crede, Fenger, Nunnelejq 
 Volkmann, Warren 
 
 Ethics, Medical, and rights and duties of 
 physicians. Argenterius, Drelincurtius, 
 Gregoiy, Hooker, Percival, Philadelphia, 
 Tappau, Watson. 
 
 Excisions. See Resections. 
 
 Eye, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Baerens, Burgmanu, Cooper (E. C.), De 
 Butts, Engelmaun, Fontana, Helmholtz, Hil- 
 gard. His, Horing, Hosack (D.), Jeffreys, 
 Krause, LenttViuck, Merkel, Metz, Monro, 
 Nunuelej’. Petit, Plainer, Porterfield, Smee, 
 Sommerriug, Stelhvag, Swan, Warner, 
 Zmn. 
 
 Pathology of the. Bader, Beck, Bense, 
 
 Battmann, Braitbwaite, Canton, Carnet, Car- 
 ron, Canon du Villards, Cooper (W. W.), 
 Curtis, Dairy mple, De Gr.aef'e, Desmarres, 
 De St. Yves, Dcval, Dix, Dixon, Donders, 
 Ferrein, Funiari, Galezowski, Gibson (.J. 
 M.), Graefe, Gritti, Guthrie, Heymann, Hd- 
 dretb, lliiscbberg. Hoc, Hunter, Jacob, Jef- 
 fries, Jones (T. W.), Keck, Knapp, Koller, 
 Kuppe, Laurence, Lawrence, Lawson, Lob- 
 stein, Mackenzie, Macnamara, Maguire, 
 Maucliart, Middlemore. Mouscbot, Miincb, 
 Ochme, Peters, Petit, Pbillippe, Power, Re- j 
 glade, Rivaud, Rivihre, Robertson, Roulet, i 
 
 Eye, Pathology of the— Continued. 
 
 Rueto, Saunders, Scarpa, Scbeffler, Schohin- 
 gerus, Schrag, Scbweigger, Sichel, Sloane, 
 Solomon, Stelhvag, Stevenson, Stokes, Ta- 
 vignot, Tbiry, Travers, Turner, Vetch, Walk- 
 er, Waltlier, Walton, Ware, Weber, Wecker, 
 Weissenboen, Wells, Wbately, Williams, 
 Wilson, Woinow, Wright. 
 
 [See Cataract; Ophthalmia; Ophthalmo- 
 scope.] 
 
 Fermentation. Carmichaell, Mayer, Pas- 
 teur. 
 
 Fever and fevers. Aire, Amar, Armstrong, 
 Banau, Barbier, Barker (T. IL), Barker and 
 Cheyne, Bealey, Bellini, Bornholt, Broussais, 
 Caldwell, Clark (J.), Clark (T. ), Clutter- 
 buck, Conradi, Davidson and Hudson, Drum- 
 mond, Fever, Fordj-ce, Fumanelius, Gregory, 
 Hernandez, Hueberus, Hudson, Huxbam, 
 Jackson (R.), Jeuncr, Leith, Lind (James), 
 Lohb, Lyons, Merrill, Miner and Tully, Mur- 
 chison, Nunez, Outram, Park, Parry, Prime- 
 rosius, Pugnet, Reed, Reil, Robertson, Saw- 
 j-er, Schultz Scbultzenstein, Searle, Smith 
 (S.), Tvveedie, Uwins, Visvliet,Wade (J. P. ), 
 Wade (R.), Warren, Wilson. 
 
 Epidemic. Allison, Brj'son, Clutter- 
 
 buck, Harty, Hoven, Jackson, Kessler, Pa- 
 terson, Schmidt, Warden. 
 
 Intermittent and malarial. Aiton, 
 
 Barker, Boott, Boudin, Burdel, Cabanan, 
 Cooke, Costa, Esp6rabc, Fawssett, Foucault, 
 Fournier, Gaste, Ilalpin, Harte, Homo, Ho- 
 ven, Laubender, Lawlor, Lind (Jac.), 
 Macculloch, M’William, Mitchell, Mongellaz, 
 Moziinau, Oldham, Osgood, Otth, Pichaud, 
 Pritchett, Reys, Segnitz, Senac, Spratt, Sut- 
 ton, Tissot, Vierling, Woodman, Wright, 
 Wroth. 
 
 Relapsing. Herrmann and Kuttner, 
 
 Hesse, Schneider. 
 
 Typhoid. Barker, Caisso, Chhde- 
 
 vergne, Daniell, Forget, Friedrich, Halo, 
 Jones, Kidder, Lothholz, Louis, M’Corniac, 
 Mitchel, Opitz, Patiy, Reinbard, Stewart. 
 
 Typhus, malignant, and spotted. 
 
 Aitken, Allen, Ayasse, Barker and Cheyne, 
 Bartels, Brand, Buchanan, Clark, Constan- 
 tinople, Daniell, Dimsdale, Hale, Hardie, 
 Harding, Hasenohrl, lleald, Hill, Huss, In- 
 galls, King, Kirby, Lampeit, Langbeiu, Le- 
 vick, McCarthy, M’Donald, Miner, Miller, 
 Milman, North, I’crcival, Pezold, Quaas, 
 Rauque, Rcnwick, Robertson, Scutt, Society, 
 Stewart. 
 
FEVER. 
 
 441 
 
 ILEMORRHAGE. 
 
 Fever, Yellow. Alvarenga, Arejnla, Arnold, 
 Assalini, Audouavd, llaly and I’ariset, Ban- 
 croft, Barton, Bi.seli, Blair, Bone, Bounean, 
 Brown, Bryant, Bardin, Burnett, Cailliot^ 
 Cain, Carey, Carpenter, Charleston, Chervin, 
 Cliisholni. Clark, College of Pliy.sicians, Con 
 die and Folwell, Coruilliac, Coxo, Balnias, 
 Davidge, Delcry, Devhze, Dickinson, 
 Doughty, Eichhorn, Fellowes, Fenner, 
 Fisher, Forre.st, Gilbert, Gonzales, Grier, 
 Griscom, Gutfeldts, Hardie, Harding, Hast- 
 ing.s, Ileastie, Hillary, Holeouibe, Ho.saek, 
 Hunter, Jack.son (R.), Jackson (S.), Jewell, 
 Jonnes, Jdrg, Kerhuel, Lalleinant, Langer- 
 niann. La Roche, Letters, Louis, Lyons, 
 Mackrill, Maclarty, Maddox, Maire, March, 
 Matthajus, Metcalfe, Norfolk, Observations, 
 O’Halloran, Osgood, Ouviere, Palloui, Pari- 
 set, Pariset et Mazet, Philadelphia, Pinck- 
 ard. Potter, Powell, Pyin. Redfield, Redman, 
 Reed, Ree.se, Report, Rochoux, Rush, 
 Scbraub, Shanks, Simons, Smith (A.), 
 Strobel, Tliomassen, Tytler, Vach6, Val- 
 entin, Veitch, Washington, Weekes, Wood- 
 cock, Woodward, Wragg, Yellow Fever. 
 
 Fluids and humors, A.nimal. Bidder und 
 Schmidt, Dyckmau, Fiirstius, Robin, 
 Schmidt, Valentin. 
 
 Food, including adulteration and pres- 
 ervation of. Accum, Aldeii, Arbuthnot, 
 Bellows, Cameron, Chevalier, Fonssagrives, 
 Fredault, Girardiu, Gu6rard, Hassall, Hors- 
 ford, Johnston, Lankester, Moffet, Observa- 
 tions, Simmonds, Stinstra, Thomson. 
 
 Foot, Diseases of the. Art. Ashton, Eisen- 
 berg. Feet, Lion, Peck. 
 
 Formulae, formularie.s, and recipes. Boor- 
 de, ‘ Bouchardat, Cooley, Cordus, Edwards 
 et Vavasseur, Ellis, Foote, Gabelkhoneru, 
 Gesner, Griffith, Houlton, Lobera, Lnptou, 
 Magendie, Mynsicht, Napheys, Neligan, 
 Salmon, Tilden &- Co.,Zuaue. 
 
 Fractures and luxations. Adolph, Aitken, 
 Amesbiiry, Andry et Liuguet, Baunerth, 
 Barandon, Bigelow, Bohin, Cooper, Coulon, 
 Cramer, Croccj, Desault, Fournier, Giihne, 
 Guilt, Hamilton, Hind, Howe, Jarvis, lair- 
 rey, Maclise, Malgaigne, March, Maximinus, 
 Packard, Richb, Richter, Schuiebs, Smith 
 (R. W.), Swinburne, Thudichum, Vedder, 
 Vcetsch, Walker, Weldon, Zueblke. 
 
 Fracture of the femur. Kalluschke, Lan- 
 genbeck, Moij’sisovics, Muttray, Peine, Ra- 
 niette, Rauch, Renz, Richter. 
 
 r>(» 
 
 Fracture of the neck of the femur. Ciias- 
 saignae, Kcchler, Langenbeck, IJeberkubn, 
 Ludwig, March, Roehmer, Zeis. 
 
 Fracture of the patella. Eve, Haase, Le 
 Coin, Schwai'ze. 
 
 Fungi. Bernstein, Bonorden. Corda, Cooke, 
 Dietrich, Fries, Hoffmann, Secretan. 
 
 Gangrene and mortification. Benin, Ett- 
 mueller Handy side, Hildauus, Jussieu, Moer, 
 Pfeffer, Rust, Sirugue, Snellen, Solly. 
 
 Gangrene, Hospital. Albespy, Bertrand, 
 Blackadder, Boggie, Delpech, Goldsmith, 
 Grounier, Leroy, Leslie, Thomson, Za- 
 boesky. 
 
 Gas. Bowditeh, Clegg, Hughes, Letheby, Per- 
 kins, Richards, Wilkins. 
 
 Generation, Spontaneous. Bastiau, Des- 
 champs, Pouehet, Redi. 
 
 Generative organs. Diseases of the. See 
 Urinary organs. 
 
 Geography and travels. Emory, Hayes, 
 Kane, Long, Mitchell, Nil des Noirs, Pum- 
 pelly. Rae, Tanner, United States. 
 
 Geography, Medical, and medical topog- 
 raphy. Borins, Boudin, Coiudet, Coste, 
 Fiucke, Fraser, Foltz, Fuchs, Haviland, 
 Heustis, Hirsch, Hoffmann, Horner, Logan, 
 Marx, Meyenue, Praslow, Pugnet, Schiiur- 
 rer, Taylor, Townsend. 
 
 Physical. Ausfed, Die Erde und das 
 
 Meer, ' Foster, Gareis und Becker, Hum- 
 phreys and Abbott, Ives, Johnson, Page, 
 Reclus. 
 
 Geology and fossils. Cook, Cox, Cuyier, 
 Dana, Hitchcock, Hodgson, Holmes, Holmes 
 and Tuomy, Hunter, Lea, Leidy, Murchison, 
 Raymond, Rogers, Tuomy, RUtimeyer. 
 
 Goitre. See Cretinism. 
 
 Gonorrhoea. See Veirereal. 
 
 Gout and rheumatic gout. Adams, Caza- 
 nove, Daniell, Gardiner, Graves, Johnson, 
 Laville, Liger, MTIugh, Morgan, Scuda- 
 more, Shea, Tattersall, Warner. 
 
 Gymnastics and exercise. British Arm)', 
 Clias, Dauriat, Eulenburg, Foissae, Fuller, 
 Howard, Laspde, Maclaren, Pravaz, Raven- 
 stein and Hulley, Scbreber. 
 
 Habit. Ceccaldi, Cullen, Darlington, Schep- 
 man, Symonds.' 
 
 Haemoptysis. Donegan, Fortar.ier, South- 
 erton. Ware. 
 
 Haemorrhage. Bolten, Bouchard, Chas- 
 sagny, Dobbelaer,Duttenhofer, .lever, Jones, 
 
 I Mott, Sansom, Taylor, Velpeau. 
 
H.EMORKHOIDS. 
 
 442 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 Haemorrhoids. Baglivi, Fausius, Fuchs, 
 Gro.scluipff, Gulich, Heideggerus, Houstou, 
 Jauiecke, Lizars, Mej'ctiburg, Schieiuvasscr, 
 Sehiiiid, Sclirader, Schwartz, Smith (II.), 
 Woyt. 
 
 Hair. C azenave, Chevalier, Deville, Grand- 
 jean. 
 
 Hay Fever. Phoebus, Smith ( VV. A.) 
 
 Head, Diseases of the. Crell, Guihal, Kauf- 
 man, Kbipin, Krebel. 
 
 Injuries and wounds of the. Ask- 
 
 liam. Beck (B.), Beck (K. .1.), Bigelow, Bon- 
 net, Boucher-de-la-Ville-Jossy,Briet, Ca.spari, 
 C’auvy, Chassaignac, Faber, Fleischhauer, 
 Gama, Goupil, Gummich, Guthrie, Ilalem, 
 Harlow, Iledenus, Hill, Kern, Kbipin, Lange, 
 laingguth, Mair, Manne, Mehbe do la 
 Touche, Mutter, Pott, Richter, Schmidt (P.), 
 Schneider, Sharp, Sibbald, Sulikowski, Wep- 
 fer, Wolff. 
 
 [See Trephining. 1 
 
 Heart, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Baeyer, Bezold, Groux, Hope, Lancisius, 
 Legallois, Leissneru.s, Lower, Mauchartus, 
 Meyer, Newbigging, Papillaud, Pennock, 
 Pokrowski, Ramsay, Sulzer. 
 
 Diseases of the. Alison, Aran, Becker, 
 
 Clarke, Corvisart, Daldy, Does, Duncan, 
 Dusch, Elliotsou, Facilides, Flint, Fried- 
 reich, Haviland, Hering, Headlam, Heinze, 
 Hope, Hottenroth, Hughes, Mayden, Myers, 
 Ojipolzer, Parry, Pigeaux, Portal, Poullet, 
 Reinholdt, Stentzel, Wahl, Wooster. 
 
 Heat. Box, Cazin, Lindsay, Orme, Peclet, 
 Reardon, Tyndall, Williams. 
 
 Animal. Graham, Leslie, Luby, Rive, 
 
 Saunders, Schoenebeck, Wrisberg. 
 
 Heating and ventilation. Arnott, Box, 
 Burn, Bryent, Derby, Edwards, Eckstein, 
 Gallard, Gauger, Gennete, Gouge, Grasse, 
 Griscom, Hales, Komershauseii, Leeds, 
 Morin, Peclet, Reid, Richardson, Ritchie, 
 Tomlinson, Tredgold, Ventilation, Walker, 
 Watson, Winans, Wyman. 
 
 Hernia. Beck, Camper, Chase, Fickert, Frcy- 
 tag, Girard, Heaton, Heister, Hirsch, Hull, 
 James, Klinkosch, Kotiing, Lawrence, Leh- 
 mann, Liston, Lodder, Marsh, Mauchart.Mol- 
 deiihauer, Monro, Moraaz, O’Reilly, Pfann, 
 Pohl,Ravoth,Roussinde Moutabourg,lScarpa, 
 Schniewind, Schadles, Stephens, Svadicani, 
 Tod, Triistcdt, Vulpius, Warden, Watson, 
 Wiliner. 
 
 Femoral. Breschet, Gay, Koch, Zeis. 
 
 Hernia, Inguinal. Bryant, Cooper, Duyl, 
 Goedbloed, Holthouse, Homilias, Klepl, Mac- 
 Cormac, Robinson. 
 
 Umbilical and ventral. Chausse, 
 
 Hons, Weiss. 
 
 Histology, Animal and vegetable. Bar- 
 tens, Beale, Berres, Boll, Donne et Foucault, 
 Eberth, Frey, Gastaldi, Gerber, Gerlaeh, 
 Harley and Brown, Hassall, Hessling und 
 Kollmann, His, Horner, Kolliker, Kbstlin, 
 Kiilme, Langenbeck, Leydig, Luigi, Mold, 
 Petermbller, Pouehet, Qiiekett, Stadelmann, 
 Strieker, Treviranus, Valentin, Virchow, 
 Woodward. 
 
 Of nerves. Beck, Bischoff, Burdach, 
 
 Krause, Kiilme, Lehuert, Lenliossek, Muller, 
 Recklinghausen, Robin, Schultze, Schwann, 
 Stilling. 
 
 Pathological. Beale, Biesiadecki, 
 
 Billroth, Boehm, Cornil, Facilides, Gluge, 
 Hesse, Koester, Kriegsinaiin, Lambl, Mul- 
 ler, Paterson, Porcher, Riudtieisch, Tliiersch, 
 Vogel, Wedl. 
 
 Homoeopathy and homoeopathic works. 
 Baehr, Berjeau, Burt, Cockburn, Conqueret, 
 Dunsford, Eustaphieve, Franklin, Guernsey, 
 Hahnemauii.llempel, Henderson, Holcombe, 
 Houat, Hughes, Humphreys, Joslin, Leo- 
 W(df, Marcey and Hunt, Neidhard, Perry, 
 Riickert, Simpson (J. Y.), Simpson (S.), 
 Snelling. 
 
 Horse, Anatomy of the. Johnston and 
 Call, Leisering, Leyh, Lupton, McBride, 
 Muller, Percivall. 
 
 Purchase and management of the. 
 
 Armatage, Collins, Du Huijs, Dwyer, Fitz- 
 wygram, Fleming, Haslam, Haycock, Her- 
 bert, Horse, Jennings, Lawrence, Mayhew, 
 Philliiips, Stewart, Taplin, Walsh, Woodruff, 
 Y'ouatt. 
 
 Hospitals. Andrbe, Ballingall, Burton, 
 Brown, Carter, Clavareau, Duchanoy, Dum- 
 reicher and Langenbeck, Esse, Galton, 
 Grasse, Howard, Husson, Hutin, Jaque- 
 met, Joux, Le Fort, Levy, New Y’ork Hos- 
 pital, Nightingale, Oppert, Pointe, Rhode 
 Island Hospital, Roinmelaere, Scliatz, Smith 
 (S.), Steinberg, Swete, Tenon, Tielat, Vir- 
 chow, Waring. 
 
 Military. Aust-Vinzeiiz, Bailly, Bau- 
 
 dens, P.illings, Brocklesby, British Army, 
 Bruckuer,Costc,Courtiu, Esmarch, Hbpitaux, 
 Husson, India, Larrey, Prussian Army, Ristil- 
 hueber, Wedekind. 
 
 Army. MKincAi. department of the.] 
 
HOSPITAL. 
 
 448 
 
 INTERMENT. 
 
 Hospital Gangrene. See Gangrene. 
 
 Hydatids. Cavriere, Diicellier, Gardner, 
 Lindner, Rattray, Scliiefer. 
 
 Hydrocele. Earl, Heister et Bntzer, Jone.s, 
 Kaltscliniied, Pott, Stenliouse, Taney. 
 
 Hydrocephalus. Ekinark, Foot, McCreery, 
 Quin, Robb, Yeats, Young. 
 
 Hydrophobia. Bardsley, Eagle, Gillman, 
 Hamilton, Hayward, Ileysham, James, Lee, 
 Mease, Mdnecier, Murray, Nugent, Parry, 
 Pettigrew, .Smytb, Strutbers, Walls, White. 
 
 Hydrothorax. Brown, Hill, Kelly, McCarthy. 
 
 Hygiene, Military. Aitkin, Bacmeister, Bil- 
 lings, British Army, Chevers, Clark, Cut. 
 bush, De Vaureal, Evans, Gama, Gordon, 
 Hammond, Hempel, Howe, Jackson, Jarvis, 
 .Jeffreys, Kercklnffs, Kirchner, Luscombe, 
 Meyserey, Milliugen, Monro, Narauowitsch, 
 Ochwadt, Portius, Post and Van Buren, 
 Rossignol, Roth and Lex, Schaible, Schelzel, 
 Turnbull, Valcourt, Virchow, Webster, 
 Weinmann, Willemier. 
 
 [5ee AR.MY, JtEDICAI. DKrARTMENT OF AN; BAR- 
 RACKS; Hospitals, Mu.iTARY ; Uecruiting.] 
 
 Naval. Armstrong, Cutbiish, Da-01- 
 
 mi, Fonssagrives, Holsbeek, M’William, 
 Saunders, Wilson. 
 
 Personal ; preservation of health. 
 
 Bacon, Barnwell, Bascombe, Beddoes, 
 Bourguet, Buchan, Buchez et Tr61at, 
 Came, Collins, Comings, Coruaro, Dalton, 
 Des Moyens, etc., Dunglison, Duroselle, 
 Elluchaseiu, Elyot, Fleury, Foy, Hallier, 
 Hinton, Hufeland, Huillet, Januensis, John- 
 son, Kilgour, Lambert, Levy, Loudon, Mag- 
 ninus, Mitchell, Motard, Moore, Murray, 
 Nuisances, Ordronaux, Parkinson, Pickford, 
 Pinney, Pitt, Reich, Roberton, Salernuin, 
 Small, Stanger, .Struve, Tacuinus, Thornton, 
 Tissot, Van Oven, Wainewright, Wallis, 
 Warren, Waterhouse, Wiuans, Zwinger. 
 
 [Sec CLOTHING; DIET; GYMNASTICS; Heating.] 
 
 Public ; and medical police. Amer- 
 ican Health Convention, Balinage, Balti- 
 more, Barton, Bell, Bemiss, Bushman, Cas- 
 telnan, Chicago, Clark, Dorchester, Frdgier, 
 Griscom, Guy, Gyoux, Holland, India, Inter- 
 nal, Jewell, Jones, Letheby, Lewis, London, 
 Majer, Marie, Massachusetts, Metropolitan, 
 Montain, Morpeth, Newark, New York, Nico- 
 lai, Pappenheiin, I’ennsylvania, Philadel- 
 phia, Privy Council, Providence, Reese, 
 Reeves, Report, Rodgers, Ruinsey, Schraub, 
 .Shapter, Simon, Tabberner, Tardieu, Tilt, 
 Vilaiu, Walsh, Washington. 
 
 [Sec Disinfection ; Quarantine; Sewaoe.] 
 
 Hypochondria. Alsinet, Geneste, Ilerfelt, 
 Heyinan, Highmorus, Pelgrom, Rigius, 
 Stark, iSuchtelen, Venables, Voigt. 
 
 Hypodermic injection. Eulenberg, Klemm, 
 Levvin, Peuzel, Ruppaner, Scarenzio. 
 
 Hysteria. Alsinet, Briquet, Campbell, Em- 
 minghaus, Highmorus, Keiler, Kerr, Lay- 
 cock, Lebreton, Steveninck, Tate, Tucker, 
 Willis, Witten. 
 
 India, Diseases of Annesley, Ball ingall, 
 Brett, Curtis. 
 
 Infanticide. Fabrico, Maubareit, Tardieu. 
 
 Inflammation. Baldwin, Brown, Edelin 
 Gahagan, Hastings, James, Jordan, Macart- 
 ney, Magrane, Morgan, Paradys, Kicker, 
 Stanley, Thomson, Willes. 
 
 Influenza and catarrh. Berthold, Cassels, 
 Hunter, Influenza, Johnson, Johnston, Mast, 
 Okes, Pearson, Thompson. 
 
 Inhalation. Beigel, Cohen, Coxe, Da Costa. 
 
 Inoculation. Kaepiiler, Kirkpatrick, Letter 
 Storck, Toner, Ulrich. 
 
 Insanity and mental diseases. Affix, 
 Austin, Bacon, Battie, Barlow, Blandt’ord, 
 Buckuill and Tuke, Chapin, Crichton, 
 Crowther, Dahl, Erlenmeyer, Esquirol, 
 Feuchtersleben, Ganette, Griesinger, Has- 
 1am, Latham, Lochuer, Maudsley, Mayo, 
 Millengen, Monro, Moreau, Morison, Park- 
 inson, Perdulcis, Pinel, Prichard, Purdon, 
 Reid, Sankey, Schrooder van der Kolk, Sea- 
 ton, Smith (John), Thore, Uwins, Van Deu- 
 sen, Wagner, Webster, Wotmore, Wilkinson, 
 Winslow, Wise, Wittwerk. 
 
 Insane a.sylums and hospitals. Alabama, 
 Asylum, Butler Hospital, Brigham Hall, 
 California, Coluey Hatch, Connecticut, Cum- 
 ming, Earle, Eastern Lunatic, Hartford, 
 Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ireland, Jarvis, 
 Kansas, Kentucky, King’s County, Kirk- 
 bride, Longview, Loughtoii Hall, Lunatics, 
 Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, 
 Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Murrays, 
 New Hamp.shire, New Jersey, New York, 
 Northampton, North Carolina, Ohio, Penn- 
 sylvania, Perth, Philadelphia, St. Louis, .South 
 Carolina, Stark, Tasmania, Tennessee, Texas, 
 Utica, Vermont, Virginia, Webster, West Rid- 
 ing, Willard, Wilts, Wisconsin. 
 
 Instruments, Surgical. Brambilla, Cata- 
 logue, Civiale, Coccius, Fritze, Gaujot, Gem- 
 rig, Gusovius, Henry, Jardine, Kiichler, 
 Loiter, Ott, Scultetus, Verdier, Weiss. 
 
 Interment. Burial, Chadwick, Loudon, Phil- 
 adelphia, Rauch. 
 
INTESTINES. 
 
 444 
 
 MATERIA MEDIC A, 
 
 Inte 'tines, Diseases of the. Armstrong, j 
 Blatin, Feli.’c, Haven, Ilowsliip, Manclray. [ 
 Jaundice. Asplin, Cellariiis. Cocke, Darling, I 
 Drummond, Garden, Gouda-Batavus, Gray, j 
 Harley, Jacobstlial, Leenians, Leyden, Mac- 
 leod, Male, Miallie, O’Reardon, Peter.s, Put- j 
 ten, Reade, Russell, Snasliall, Tuckey. 
 Joints, Diseases of the. Barvvell, Berghau- j 
 sen, Bindseil, Bonnet, Brodlmrst, Brodie, j 
 Brown, Bryant, C.iry, Cooper, Coote, Conta, ; 
 Coulson, Croovther, Delitz.«ch, Delore, Eicli, 
 Esmarcli. Fisclier, Fock, Ford, Frank, Fried- 1 
 lander, Geiss, Gross, Henke, Hood, Ilueter, 
 Hugman, Karfunkel, Kirnberger, Lauten- j 
 sclilaogor, Lebraann, Little, Lorinser, Nuss- ' 
 baum, Russell, Salzmann, Sayre, Schlitte, | 
 Scliutter, Scott, Shand, Swain, Uhlig,Voelcker, 
 Watts, Werner, Zdlirer. | 
 
 [See Defoumities.] ! 
 
 Journals. See Periodicals. 
 
 Jurisprudence, Medical. Ammann, Beck, 
 Biiand, Casper, Channing, Chitty, Cbristi- 
 son, Claudern, Coroner, Craig, Dettwciler, 
 Devergie, Fabricius, Fletcher, Glenn, Guy, 
 Hamburg, Horn, Krauss, Larcber, Mahon, 
 Male, Ordronaux, Orfila, Paris and Fon- 
 blanque, Ryan, Schneider, Smith (G. J.), 1 
 Suffert, Swinburne, Symonds, Tardieu, Tay- 
 lor, Traill, Udkast, Warton, Webster, 
 Weightman, Welsch, Williams, Wittwerk. 
 
 [See Insanity ■, Poison. ] 
 
 Kidney, Anatomy and physiology of the. j 
 Beere, Boujalsky, Goodfellow, Gross. I 
 
 Diseases of the. Basham, Beale, 
 
 Beyerlein, Caldwald, Christison, Dickinson, j 
 Frerichs, Frick, Hafenbradl, Harley, John- 
 son, Miuizel, Neubert, Rosensteln. 
 
 [See Urine ; Urinaiiy Organs.] 
 
 Larynx, Diseases and injuries of the, 
 and laryngoscopy. Bode, Bruns, Czer- i 
 inak, Ehrmann, Fredet, Friedreich, Gibb, | 
 Mackenzie, Navratil, Ruppaner, Sallow, 
 Sicveking, Tobold, Tlirck. [ 
 
 Laryngotoiny and tracheotomy. Bergier [ 
 et Bourg, Fischer, Pistoiius, Planchon, 
 Sommer. 
 
 Lead, as a medicine. Goulard, Lilie, ] 
 Semines. I 
 
 Diseases and poisoning from. 
 
 Adams, Beamish, Boden, Dana, Dixon, 
 Hay, Hitzig, Lainbe, Moriarty, Tanquerel. | 
 Lepra and leprosy. Bocellin, Danielssen [ 
 et Boeck, Leo, Report. [ 
 
 Life, Nature, phenomena, and laws of. 
 Barclay, Bichat, Coleridge, Curtis; Genus, 
 
 Life, Nature, etc. — Continued. 
 
 Hopfengiirtner, Kinglake, Legallois,Lewins, 
 Pegado, Rush, Savory, Schultz-Schultzeu- 
 stein, Spencer, Treviranus. Voigt. 
 
 Light. Lardner, Macvicar, Wilson, Winslow. 
 [Sec Optics.] 
 
 Limbs, Artificial. Gray, Hudson, Marks, 
 Palm, Palmer. 
 
 Lithotomy. Algbisi, Beck, Boretius and Ten- 
 uigs, Breyer, Cantwell and Pousse, Cochu 
 and Breville, Crampton, Douglas, Dupuytren, 
 Earl, Eve, Falconet and Poissonnier, Heis- 
 ter and Ilseinann, Le Cat, Le Dran, Leroy 
 (d’Ftiolles), Macquart, Masotte, Miiller, 
 Muter, Pattison, Schceman, Teichmeyer, 
 Trant et Bourdelin, Winslow. 
 
 Lithotrity. Beliuaye, Civiale, King, Porta, 
 Watson. 
 
 Liver, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Beale, Glisson, Osburue, Saunders, Waine- 
 wright, Walter, Wellesius, White. 
 
 Diseases of the. Ainslie, Ballingall, 
 
 Beck, Beech, Biauchi, Bloedau, Bonnet, 
 Broadfoot, Budd, Duperray, Faithhorn, 
 Frerichs, Fyfe, Gebhard, Hoepfner, Horne, 
 Huggins, Kahl, Keating, Lane, Lieber- 
 meister, Maclean, Malcolmson, Maxwell, 
 Melville, Mende, Murchison, O’Beirn, Petri, 
 Ramirez, Rebentisch, Rowan, Saunders, 
 Schiefer, Schmidt, Stewart, Stock, Thieuller 
 et Bougard, Wainewright, White, Zimmer- 
 manu. 
 
 [Sec Jaundice.] 
 
 Lungs, Anatomy of the. Deichler, Fort, 
 Heale, Hildebrandt, Moore, Reisseiseu. 
 
 Diseases of the. See Chest. 
 
 Lymphatics. See Absorbents. 
 
 Malaria. See Fever, Intermittent. 
 
 Man, Natural history and ethnology 
 of. Acoluth, Blumenbach, Bossu, Cams, 
 Darwin, Deschamps, Eichthal, Figuier, Gib- 
 son, Hunter, Huxley, Kant, Knox, Laing, 
 Lubbock, Mackintosh, Magitot, Martin, 
 Muller, Nott and Gliddon, Nunom, Quetelet, 
 Pechlinus, Pouchet, Prichard, I’riineval 
 man, Schmidt, Schoolcraft, Schwarz, Smith 
 (C. H.), Smith (S. S.), Summering, Taylor, 
 Tinchant, Tylor, Vogt, White, Wood. 
 
 Materia medica and medical botany. 
 Albertus, Alkindus, Anderson, Bdluiis, Bar- 
 cliewitz. Barton, Beck, Bell (J.), Bock, Bou- 
 ton, Bushnan, Calestoni, Carpenter, Carson, 
 Chapman, Cullen, Debeaux, Dunglison, 
 Fleming, Foy, Garrod, Geoffroy, Gubler, 
 Harley, H[ortus] Sanitatis, Jones, Lee, 
 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
 
 445 
 
 MEDICINE. 
 
 Materia medica, etc. — Continued. 
 
 Lemery, Lewi, Matthiolns, Miller, Murray, 
 Parkin.son, Poinet, Porclier, Positive, Rafi- 
 uesque, Riley, Robinson, Rochefort, Royle, 
 Salle, Smith (F. P. ), Stille, Supplement, 
 Trousseau, Tully, Turnbull, Wood, Zolli- 
 ckotfer. 
 
 [Sec Dispknsatory ; Formula; ; Pharmacop(eias.] 
 
 Mathematics. Airy, Cooper, Cox, Ilackley, 
 Hadden, Haun, Hipsley, Ivirkman, Law, 
 Oakes, Simson, Woolhouse, Young. 
 
 Measles. Armstrong, Brown, Dieinerbroeck, 
 Georgius, Hein, Muller, Oesterdyk, Peltz, 
 Perkins, Rhazes, Roehling, Thomson, Whal- 
 ley. 
 
 Medical education. Brambilla, Jackson, 
 Lee, Louis, Medical Education, Parker, Park- 
 inson, Stille, Wade, Webster. 
 
 Medicine, Clinical ; essays and observa- 
 tions ; reports and cases. Addison, An- 
 dral, Bardsley, Beddoes, Bergerns, Biesia- 
 decki, Borelli, Borland, Bouillaud, Bradley, 
 Bradley and Whitehead, Braidw'ood and 
 Harrison, Brisbane, Chomel, Collenbusch, 
 Crich.ton, Cutter, Dale, Davies, Day, Deck- 
 ers, Decngis, Dickson, Dobell, Drake, Dub- 
 lin Hospital, Duncan, Ellerker, Fenner, Fer- 
 guson, Ferriar, Flint, Fosbrooke, Fothergill/ 
 Gairdner, Gesner, Granville, Graves, Guy’s 
 Hospital, Harlan, Heine, Hoffman, Hofmeis- 
 ter, Holland, Holmes, Home, Hood, Ho- 
 sack, Hufeland, Humble, Hunter, Irvine, Jac- 
 coud, Jackson, Jones, Klencke, Langius, 
 Latham, Letters, Lettsom, Liegey, Lobera, 
 London, MacBride, McGill, Maclean, Mar- 
 shall, Mead, Moore, Morehead, Murray, 
 Miizell, Papillaud, Pearce, Pechlinus, Penn- 
 sylvania Hospital, Percival, Philip, Piorry, 
 Pitcairnius, Portal, Pursell, Ramazzini, Ra- 
 phael, Rennie, Richardson, Richter, Rochard, 
 Rowe, Sabatier, Saint Bartholomew’s, Saint 
 George’s, Saint Thomas’, Savory, Schaper, 
 Scharlau, Schoenlein, Sigmond, Stahlpartus, 
 Tanner, Thomson, Tilke, Tissot, Traube, 
 Trousseati, Tuomy, Welsch, Whitlaw, Wiel, 
 Whytt. 
 
 Condition, progre.ss, and improve- 
 ment of. Apothecaries’ Act, Cabanis, Gae- 
 tano, Channing, Cox, Do Valcourt, Drake, 
 Dunster, Lee, Miihry, Rogers, Sachaile, 
 Tyler, ITwins. 
 
 Fallacies and errors of. Barclay, 
 
 Galbraith, Hooker, Primerosius. 
 
 History and literature of. At- 
 kinson, Baart (do la Faille), Bennett, lllack, 
 Broeckx, Broussais, C’armol}', Carter, Cata- 
 
 Medicine, History, etc. — Continued. 
 
 logue, Chereau, Clark, Crosby, Daremberg, 
 Davis, Drake, Dubois, Engelmann, Ersch, 
 Fischer, Forbes, Freind, Gairdner, Haeser, 
 Heine, Hirsch, Kuehn, Le Clerc, Leempoel, 
 Lef&vre, Malacarne, Mangetus, Marx, Medici, 
 Ploncquet, Renouard, Richter, Riverius, 
 Rozier, Russell, Stille, Thierfeldei’, Watson, 
 Wise, Wunderlich. 
 
 Military. Bernard, Bernhard, Brock- 
 
 lesby, Bruce, Cazalas, Davy, Flint, Geddes, 
 Gilbert, Hammond, Hufeland, Luscombe, 
 Monro, Myers, Portior, Pringle, Riecke, 
 Schmetzer, Societd, Sominerbrodt, United 
 States Sanitary Commission, Van Swieten, 
 Virchow, Will, Woodward. 
 
 Naval. Blane, British Navy, Cock 
 
 burn, Curtis, Desperrieres, Gillespie, Hols- 
 beek, Maupiou, Mouchy, Robertson, Rouppo, 
 Trotter, Turnbull. 
 
 Popular and domestic. Abernethy, 
 
 Bartholiirus, Bremer, Buchan, Ewell, Family, 
 Feltharn, Freese, Guitn, Hall, Hogg, lu- 
 structie, Mayor,_Thomson, White. 
 
 Practice of. Hitius, Aitkin, Alex- 
 ander (Trallianus), Aretseus, Armstrong, 
 Arnoldus, Bedingfield, Behier et Hardy, 
 Bell and Stokes, Bellini, Bennett, Benedict, 
 Boerhaave, Bullein, Burnet, Celsus, Chap- 
 man, Chauffard, Cooke, Cullen, Currie, De- 
 wees, Durand (Fardel-Max), Eberle, Edin- 
 burgh, Ettmuller, Fernelius, Fliirt, Fiancis- 
 cus, Frank, Fuchs, Gaddesden, Galen, Gil- 
 bcrtus, Gregory, Griesinger, Handbuch, 
 Hartshorno, Helmont, Hippocrates, Hoff- 
 mann, Hood, Horstius, Howe, Hufeland, 
 James, Jones, Kopp, Kunze, Langrish, 
 Lieufaud, London, Mackintosh, Marggravi- 
 us, Maxson, Neumann, Niemeyer, Notinus, 
 Oosterdyke, Pearson, Perdulcis, Pigray, Pit- 
 cairn, Reynolds, Richter, Riolairus, Riveriirs, 
 Roche, Sanson et Lenoir, Rostau, Rush, 
 Sanz, Savonarola, Shaw, Shute, Silvaticus, 
 Smith (VV.), Stephanus, Sydenham, Taber- 
 nminoutanus. Tanner, Thomas, Valleix, Van 
 Swieten, Virchow, Vogel, Watson, Weber, 
 Willis, Wood, Wunderlich, Zwinger. 
 
 Principles, doctrines, and the- 
 ories of. Alpinus, Bigelow, Broussais, 
 Brown, Cantani, Capuron, Chambers, 
 Chomel, Coster, Cours d’fitudcs, Crawford, 
 Cullen, Darwin, Dickson, Dubois, Duncan, 
 Fletcher, Frecklcton, Garner, Gaubius, Good, 
 Goupil, Gullifcr, Hall, Hardy et Behier, 
 Harrison, Hawley, Henle, Hoffman, Homo, 
 
MEDICINE. 
 
 446 
 
 NERVES. 
 
 Medicine, Principles, etc. — Continued. 
 Horstius, riufeland, Jackson (J.), .Jackson 
 (S.l, Jaunies, Kirkland, Knapp, Levi, Mac- 
 bride, Mayo, Paine, Paracelsus, Parry, Pit- 
 cairn, Richter, Riolanus, Rostan, Rush, 
 Sauctorius, Sliute, Simon, Sydenham, Ta- 
 chenius, Ullersperger, Walker, Webb, Wil- 
 liams, Wise, Whytt. 
 
 [See Nosology]. 
 
 Medicines, Adulteration of. Branch], 
 Beck, Favre, Hassall. 
 
 Melancholia. Boisragon, Bright, Neerincx, 
 Piper, Venator. 
 
 Menstruation. Brebisius, Cour, Davidge, 
 Freiud, Gartzweiler, Kappelhoff, Meade, Sa- 
 ber, Su3'der, Stinstra, Thomson, Tilt, Wiede- 
 mann. 
 
 Mercury. Baier, Currie, Douglass, Dowl- 
 ing, Eckman, Ehrmann, Feinlerus, Fen- 
 wick, Grmvius, Haase, Habershon, Hamil- 
 ton, Havighorst, Horn, Horne, Hundertinark, 
 Kaau, Mathias, Meredyth, Murphy, Parker, 
 Philip, Plenck, Sartorius, Stockhausen, 
 Stuart, Tongue, Vasmaro, Warren. 
 
 Meteorology and meteorological obser- 
 vations. Ballej', Benko, British Meteorologi- 
 cal Society, Buchan, Butler, Caswell, Cayol, 
 Cleaveland, Coffin, Daniell, Davy, Distur- 
 nell. Dove, Drechsler, Drew, Espy, Fitzroy, 
 Fonvielle, Force, Foubert, Girard College, 
 Glaisher, Guinier, Harris, Herschel, Hop- 
 kins, Irwin, James, Jelinek, Kaemtz, Kup- 
 ler. Lackland, Lawson, Loomis, McCliu- 
 tock, Mobil, Morris, Mtihry, Muller, Neg- 
 retti and Zambra, Olmsted, Paduanius, 
 Pouillet, Prestel, Quetelet, Redfield, Reuter, 
 Russia, Saint Petersburg, Sauna, Short, 
 Smith (N. D.), Stark, Steinmetz, Tasmania, 
 Ty.as, United States Army, Vergara, Vos- 
 sius. Walker, Walton, Wells, Wild, Wil- 
 liamson, Wright. 
 
 Microscope and microscopic objects. 
 Adams, Baker, Beale, Beck, Carpenter, 
 Chevalier, Clarke, Cooke, Dippel, Diiben, 
 Ehrenberg, Fonteuelle, Frey, Goring and 
 Prichard, Griffith and HeutVev', Hannover, 
 Halting, Ilelwig, Hogg, King, Lankester, 
 Lardner, Leeuwenhoek, Martin, Niigeli und 
 Schwendner, Pacini, Pigott, Pohl, Pritchard, 
 Quekett, Quekett Microscopical Club, Rein- 
 hard, Reinsch, Robin, Slack, Somerville, 
 Sutl'olk, Vogel, Wiesnor, Woodward. 
 
 [Sec HISTOLOGY; PHOTOMICIIOGKAI’HY.] 
 
 Military hospitals, hygiene, etc. See Army 
 hospitals ; Hygiene, etc. 
 
 Milk. Biedert, Egeling, Morton, Peddle, 
 Parmentier et D^yeux, Wasserberg, Young. 
 
 Mind, Physiology and philosophy of the. 
 Alibert, Bonstetten, Brown, Dermott, Grenier, 
 Spencer, Stewart, Tissot, Verity, Worrell. 
 
 Influence of the, on the body. 
 
 Apostobovics, Gnauck, Helt, Hunter, Leo, 
 Mackenzie, Schaw. 
 
 Pathology of the. See Insanity. 
 
 Mineral waters. See Waters, Mineral. 
 
 Mineralogy. Cotta, Dana and Brush, Elder- 
 horst, Lawrence. 
 
 Monsters and malformations. Curtius, 
 Ducachet, Elb, Faust, Fried, Friedlowsky, 
 Geller, Gutwasser, Haudyside, Hildreth, 
 Hoffman, Lazzati, Le Fort, MeWhinnie, 
 Peacock, Pooley, Purple, Remacly, Rod- 
 riguez, Rosenburger, Saint-Hilaire, Sandi- 
 fort, Schipmann, Turner, Van Doeveren,Voss, 
 Warren, Webner, Weucker, Wiese, Wittner, 
 Woltf, Wrisberg. 
 
 Mouth, Diseases and injuries of the. Dob- 
 belin, Franeus, Garretson, Jourdain. 
 
 Muscles, Anatomy and description of 
 the. Albiuus, Barcla3% Bell, Browne, Doug- 
 las, Innes, Steno, Tuson. 
 
 — Physiology of the. Brown-Sdquard 
 
 Coester, Mackall, Mackintosh, Radclitfe. 
 
 Museums. See Anatomical. 
 
 Nails. Ancel, Feigner, Gainino, Halem. 
 
 Natural history. Agassiz, Aldrovandus, 
 Audubon, Baird, Bowdich, Brewer, Bufifoii, 
 Cauvet, Cooper and Suckley, Cuvier, Diction- 
 naire, Dowler, Gervais et Bencden, Girard, 
 Grant, Haeckel, Herklots, Holbrook, Le 
 Conte, Mivart, Muller, Nicholson, Pouchet, 
 Staveley, Stimpson, Voigt, Wallace, Wood, 
 Woodward, Wyder. 
 
 Natural philosophy. See Phy.sic 3 . 
 
 Necrosis. See Bones, Diseases of. 
 
 Negro. Dazille, Sommerriug. 
 
 Nerves and nervous system. Anatomy 
 and physiology of the. Adamucci, Adolph, 
 Baradas, Barras, Beck, Bell, Bernard, Ber- 
 thelot, Bock, Bmhaave, Bouchut, Brachet, 
 Brown-Sequard, Dean, Dermott, Ehrenberg, 
 Flower, Fovillo, Georget, Hall, Harrison, 
 Hasse, Heniy, Hir.sch, Hirschfeld, His, 
 Iwanhoff, Jones, Krau.se, Langguth, Le Cat, 
 Lcuret et Gratiolet, Lindemann, Lobstein, 
 Luschka, Ijiissana, Monro, Miillcr, O'Reilly, 
 Panizza. Pouchet, Prochaska, Radcliffe, 
 Ranke, Reid, Reil, Roiidanovskj', Riidiuger, 
 Seiz, Stromeyer, Stuart, Wundt, Wyman. 
 
 [See HISTOLOGY OF NLIIVES.] 
 
NERVOUS SYSTEM. 
 
 447 
 
 PERIODICALS. 
 
 Nervous system, Diseases of the. Brown- 
 Sequard, Cooke, Dunbar, Eulenburg, 
 Georget, Griffin, Hall, Hammond, Murray, I 
 Musset, Ordenstein, Radcliffe, Reid, Rey- 
 nolds, Romberg, Saunders, Scluuidt, Smith 
 (\V.), Tillaux. 
 
 [Scfi Ei.ECTUicirr, Medical ; Epilepsy; Paraly- i 
 
 SIS.] [ 
 
 Neuralgia. Downing, Murray, Teale, 
 Welcker. 
 
 Nosology, Systems and principles of 
 Alibert, Bouillaud, Broussais, Cullen, Da- 
 vidge, England, Gaillard, Good, May, Sau- 
 vages. Young. j 
 
 Nurses and nursing. Garrett, Longshore, 
 Morley, Nightingale, Preston, Warrington. ! 
 
 Nutrition and growth. Baglivi, Lucas, j 
 Peleriu, Rauken, Wade. ' 
 
 Nymphomania. Alavoiue, Bienville. 
 
 Obstetrics and midwifery. Atkinson, 
 Barnes, Baudelocque, Beatty, Beddoes, 
 Bedford, Blundell, Bobin, Buivin, Braitb- 
 waite, Burke, Burns, Bursian, Byford, [ 
 Campbell, Carence, Carvallo, Cazeau.x, 
 Chamberlain, Churchill, Clarke, Collins, Com- i 
 pendio. Conquest, Cook, Curtis, Daventer, 
 Deisch, Delattre, Denig, Denman, Dewees, 
 Donatb, Eastlakc, Elliott, Embden, Eyries, 
 Eabricius, Eentzke, Franque, Gehler, 
 Guernsey, Gusserow, Halahan, Hamilton, 
 Hammer, Harttramfft, Hecker und Buhl, 
 H icks, Hodge, Hoffmann, Inglis, Kennedy, | 
 Kidd, King, Knoblauch, Leake, Lee, Lenoir, ; 
 M’Clintock, Jleadows, Meigs, Merriiuan, ' 
 Midwifery, Murphy, Newman, Osborn, 
 Pajot, Pasta, Ploss, Power, Ramsbotham, 
 Rattcnmann, Raynalde, Renton, Rigby, ! 
 Roedercr, Ruquefeuil, Ryan, Saint Germain, 
 Sandifort, Schatz, Schlichting, Seubert, 
 Simpson, Smellie, ' Smith (W. T.), Spratt, 
 Storcr, Thierry, Threipland, Tolver, Tret- 
 zelius, Velpeau, Verdier, Voigt, Warrington, 
 Wessels, Williamson, Winslow, Wise. 
 
 Ophthalmia. Armstrong, Haruapp, Hewsoii, 
 McCormick, Maguire, Niblock, Rowley. 
 
 Ophthalmia, Epidemic aud military, j 
 Dewar, Gouzde, Muller, Vetch, Warlomont, 
 Wotypka. 
 
 Ophthalmoscope and opthalmoscopy. 
 Carter, Chevalier, Galezowski, Gritti, Hogg, | 
 Hiilke, Jaeger, Liebreich, Mouchot, Wilson, 
 Zander. 
 
 Onanism. Bergeret, Buchan, Doussln-Du- 
 breuil, .Johnston, Onanism, 'I’issot. 
 
 Opium. Aubans, Breen, Crumpe, Fromm- 
 hold, Kay, Leigh, Monchy, Robertson, 
 Schdne. 
 
 Optics. Airy, Bartlette, Brewster, Farrar, 
 Gavarret, Marion. 
 
 Ossification. See Bone. 
 
 Osteomyelitis. Lidell, Longmore. 
 
 Ovariotomy Bradford, Bryant, Ellerhorst, 
 Koeberld, Krassowsky, Landi, Martin, 
 Schultze, Skoldberg. 
 
 Ovary, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Leopold, Motz, Renaud, Schron, Waldeyer. 
 
 Diseases of the. Motz, Seymour, 
 
 Stendel, W^ells. 
 
 Oxygen and ozone. Barth, Hodges, Polli, 
 Smith (A. 11. ), Wilson. 
 
 Palate, Cleft. Klingner, Lamberz, Laugen- 
 becker, Ramsay, Roux. 
 
 Paralysis. Barnier, Cramer, Drost, Drup- 
 wich, Duchenne, Echeverria, Gubler, Ha- 
 senboeck, Heusch, Maclonghlin, Prevost, 
 Rosseus, Roth, Udemans, Vanderpoel, 
 Willis. 
 
 Parasites and parasitic diseases. Bazin^ 
 Bushnan, Brachet, Davaine, Denny, Elmer, 
 Hallier, Hausmann, Jordens, Joubert, Klein- 
 haus, Kuchenmeister, Leidy, Leuckart, Pal- 
 las, Quaren, Redi, Robin, Salisbury, Wag- 
 ner. 
 
 [5ce TIUCHINA ; WORMS.] 
 
 Pathology. See Anatomy, Pathological ; 
 Chemistry, Animal ; Histology, Patho- 
 logical ; Medicine, Principles of ; Sur- 
 gery, Principles of 
 
 Pellagre. Boudin, Costallat, David. 
 
 Periodicals, Medical, American. iEscula- 
 pian Register, American Journal of Insanity, 
 American Journal of Medical Sciences, Amer- 
 ican Journal of Obstetrics, American Jour- 
 nal of Pharmacy, American Journal of Syph- 
 ilography and Dermatology, American Medi- 
 cal Intelligencer, American Medical Monthly 
 and Now York Review, American Medical 
 Recorder, American Practitioner, Anderson’s 
 Quarterly Journal of the Medical Scieuce.s, 
 Annalist, Archives of Ophthalmology and 
 Osteology, Atlanta, Baltimore Medical Jour- 
 nal and Bulletin, Baltimore Medical aud 
 Surgical Journal, Buffalo, Bulletin of Med- 
 ical Science, California, Chicago Medical 
 Examiner, Chicago Medical .Journal, Cin- 
 cinnati Journal of Medicine, Cincinnati 
 Lancet and Observer, Cincinnati Medical 
 Ob.server, Cincinnati Medical Repertory, Cin- 
 einiiati Observatory, Clinic, Compendium of 
 
PEEIODICALS. 
 
 448 
 
 PERIODICALS. 
 
 Periodicals, Medical, American— Cont’d. 
 Medical Science, Confederate States, De 
 Horne, Detroit, Druggists’ Circular, Eclec- 
 tic, .Journal of Health, Journal ot Prison 
 Di.scii)line, Humboldt Medical Archives, 
 Ijpavenworth, Maryland Medical Recorder, 
 Maryland Medical and Surgical Journal, 
 Medical Examiner and Record of Medical 
 Science, Medical Gazette. Medical News, 
 Medical Record, Medical Repositoiy, Med- 
 ical Review and Analectic Journal, Medical 
 and Surgical Register, Medical and Surgical 
 Reporter, Medical Times, Michigan Uni- 
 versity, Nashville, National, New England, 
 New Jersey, New Orleans Journal of Medi- 
 cine, New Orleans Medical, New York .Jour- 
 nal of Medicine and Collateral Sciences, 
 New York Journal of Medicine and Sur- 
 gery, New York Medical, New York Medi- 
 cal and Physical, North American Journal 
 of Homoeopathy, North American Medical 
 and Surgical, North American Medico-Chi- 
 rurgical Review, North American Review, 
 Oregon, Pacific, Pharmacist, Philadelphia 
 Kotanic Sentinel, Philadelphia Journal of 
 Homoeopathy, Philadelphia Journal of Med- 
 ical and Physical Sciences, Philadelphia 
 Medical Museum, Philadelphia Medical and 
 Physical, Photographic Review of Medicine 
 and Surgery, Quarterly Journal of Psyco- 
 logical Medicine, Ranking (Abstract), Rich- 
 mond, Richmond and Louisville, St. Louis, 
 Scalpel, Southern Journal of Medical Sci- 
 ences, Stethoscope, Transylvania Journal, 
 Virginia Medical and Surgical, Western 
 Journ.al of the Medical and Physical Sci- 
 ences, Western Journal of Medicine, West- 
 ern Lancet, Western Quarterly Reporter. 
 
 British. Annals of Medicine, Annals 
 
 of Military and Naval Surgery, Anthropo- 
 logical Review, Braithwaite, British and For- 
 eign Medico-Chirurgical Review, British 
 Medical, Canada, Doctor, Dublin Medical 
 Press, Dublin Quarterlj', Edinburgh Medi- 
 cal, Edinburgh Medical and Surgical, Edit- 
 ors, Forceps, Glasgow Medical, Indian An- 
 nals of Medical Science, Journal of Anat- 
 omy and Physiology, Journal of Cutaneous 
 Medicine, Journal of Mental Science, Jour- 
 nal of Public Health, Lancet, Loudon Med- 
 ical, Surgical and Pharmaceutical Repos- 
 itory, London Medical Gazette, Ijondon 
 and Edinburgh Monthly Journal of Medical 
 Science, Medical Adviser, Medical Critic, 
 Medical Mirror, Medical and Philosophical 
 
 Periodicals, Medical, British — Continued. 
 Commentaries, Medical and Physical, Med- 
 ical Press and Circular, Medical Times and 
 Gazette, Medico-Chirurgical Review, Mid 
 land Medical and Surgical Reirorter, Phar- 
 maceutical Journal and Transactions, Prac- 
 titioner, Quarterly Journal of Foreign Med- 
 icine, Retrospect. 
 
 French. Abeille mddicale, Annales 
 
 de chimie et de physique, Annales de la 
 chirurgie fran^aise et 6trangere, Annales 
 d’hygihne publique et de medeciue legale, 
 Annales mddico-psychologiques, Annales 
 d’oeulistique, Annuaire medico-chirurgieal 
 des hbpitaux, Archives de physiologic nor- 
 male et pathologique. Archives generales do 
 mfidecine, Archives de mddeciue militaire. 
 Archives de mddecine navale. Archives 
 medicales beiges, Brown-Sequard, Carron 
 dll Villards, Desault, Encyclographie, French 
 Army, Gazette des hopitaux. Gazette heb- 
 domadiiire. Gazette mfidicale. Journal de 
 I’anatomic, Journal de chirurgie. Journal 
 compldmentaire. Journal de medecine. 
 Journal de mddecine miiitaire. Journal de la 
 physiologie, Recueil, Revue mddico-chirur- 
 gicale. Revue medicale frau 9 aise et 6tran- 
 gere. Union medicale. 
 
 German. Annalen der Physic und 
 
 Chemie, Archiv fur Anatomic und Physio- 
 logic, Archiv fiir Anatomic, Physiologie 
 und wissenschaftliche Medicin, Archiv fiir 
 die gesammte Physiologie des Menschen und 
 derThiere, Archiv (deutsches) fiir die Physio- 
 logie, Archiv fiir klinische Chirurgie, Archiv 
 (deutsches) fiir klinische Medicin, Archiv 
 fur Ophthalmologie, Archiv fiir pathologischo 
 Anatomie und Physiologie und fiir klinische 
 Medicin, Archiv der Pharmacie, Archiv fiir 
 die Physiologic, Archiv fiir Psychiatric und 
 Nerveukrankheiten, Berlin, Berliner onto 
 mologische Zeitschrift, Berzelius, Blumen- 
 bach, Deutsche Klinik, Froriep, Hufelaud, 
 Jahrbuch fiir Militiir-arzte, Jalirbiicher 
 (Schmidt’s), .Jahresbericht, Medicinischo 
 Jahibiicher, Oesterreichische, Summarium 
 des Neuesten und Wisseuwurdigsten aus der 
 gesammten Medicin, Wiener medicinische 
 Presse, Wiirzburger medicinische Zeitschrift. 
 
 Miscellaneous. Cracow, Berctning, 
 
 Madras Quarterly Journal of Medical Sci- 
 ence, Jlcdical Courier, Muscovite Medical 
 Gazette, Russian Arm^’ Military Aledical 
 .Journal, Russlands medicinische Zeitung. 
 
PERIODICALS. 
 
 449 
 
 PREGNANCY 
 
 Periodicals, Scientific and miscellaneous, 
 Ameviciiu Clienust, American Gas-Liglit, 
 American Journal of Science and Arts, Ameri- 
 can Naturali.st, Annals and Magazineof Natu- 
 ral History, Arcliiv I'tir miUroskopisclie Ana- 
 tomie, Arcliitectuial Review, British Journal 
 of Photography, Builder, Chemical News, Col- 
 burn, Edinburgh Philosophical, Edinburgh 
 New Philo-sophical, Engineer, Franklin Insti- 
 tute, Harper’s, Journal of the Chemical So- 
 ciety, Journal do I’lnstitut historitpie, Jour- 
 nal of Science and the Arts, Hamburgisches 
 Magazin, Jahrbueh der Chemie iind Physik, 
 Jahibiicher fiir wissenschaftliche Botanik, 
 Laboratory, London, Edinburgh and Dublin 
 Philosophical Magazine, Madras Journal of 
 Literature and Science, Mechanics’ Weekly, 
 Micro.scdpic, Moniteur scientitique. Monthly 
 Microscopical, Nation, Natural History Re- 
 view, Nature, Philadelphia Monthly Maga- 
 zine, Philadelphia Photographer, Poptilar 
 Science Review, Quarterly Journal of Sci- 
 ence, Quarterly Journal of Microscopical 
 Science, Recueil, Revue scientitique et in- 
 dustrielle. Revue des deux mondes, Scientific 
 Opinion, United Service Journal, United 
 States Service Magazine, Van Nostrand, 
 Veterinarian, West Philadelphia Hospital 
 Register. 
 
 Perspiration. Ccderschfold, Gorter, Hamil- 
 ton, Lefebvre, Wilson. 
 
 Pest, pestilence, and plague. Assalini, 
 Aubert, Bayrus, Bruce, Caldwell, Chicay- 
 neau, Clot-Bey, Deusingius, Diemerbrmck, 
 Duizing, Duret, Emaugard, Fournier, Helve- 
 tins, Heurnius, Horb, Jordan, Maclean, Man- 
 fredi, Mannagetta, Pest, Plague, Russell, 
 
 S , Schnurrer, Schonberg, Schraub, 
 
 Schreiber, Schroter, Sick, Stromers, Taranta, 
 Tholozan, Tully. 
 
 Pharmacopoeias. Arznei-Taxe, Bcruatzik, 
 Charas, Hager, Haller, Lewis, Pharinaco- 
 pmia, Russian Army, Russische, Squire, 
 Thomson, Tuson, Waring. 
 
 Pharmacy. Acton, Battley, Bohte, Brand, 
 Bullein, Bullock, Chereau, Chyrurgians 
 Closet, Cooley, Henry, Paris, Parrish, Pratt, 
 Virey, Year-Book. 
 
 [See KORMUL.'K.] 
 
 Photography and photographs. Armsby, 
 D’Alligny, Ducheune, Hardwieh, Hardy et 
 Montmeja, Hayden, Lea, Monchoven, Mont- 
 nicja, Otis, Photographs, Root, Simpson, Sut- 
 ton, Towler, Vogel, W’eir, Willemin, Wood- 
 ward. 
 
 Photomicrography. Gerlach, Girard, Mad- 
 dox, Moitessier, Photomicrographs, Rei- 
 chardt und Stiirenburg, Woodw-ard. 
 
 Phrenology. Caldwell, Combe, Gall, Koget. 
 
 Physics and natural philosophy. Arnott, 
 Baker, Berwick, Caiudiy, Cleghorn, Davis, 
 Faraday, Farrar, Frick, Ganot, Grove and 
 Helmholz, etc., Ilessler, Hunt, Jones, Kupfer, 
 Pepper, Poinsot, Quetelet, Thomson, Tom- 
 linson, Tyndall, Vink, Wesley, Winslow, 
 Wundt. 
 
 [SecCiiKMiCAL PHYSICS; Optics ] 
 
 Physiognomy. Fuchsius, Lavater, Porta, 
 Redfield, Schimmelpenninck, Tissot. 
 
 Physiology, Essays and observations. 
 Bcneke, Bienenis, Bird, Cabade, Carson, 
 Davy, Dennison, Dutrochet, Freke, Hartley, 
 Hunter, Jackson, Leube, M'iller, O’Beiine, 
 O’Reilly, Philip. Pitcairn, Prochaska, Red 
 fern, Stedman, Treviranus, Tyson, Wilkin- 
 son, Wintringham. 
 
 Experimental. Bernard, Bezold, 
 
 Brown-Sequard, Dow'ler, E.xperiments, Fon- 
 tana, Hales, Hertwig, Parry, Portal, Traube, 
 Vulpian. 
 
 Principles, systems, and manuals 
 
 of. Abernethy, Adelon, Allison, Bardenat, 
 Barthez, Bedard, Bernard, Bichat, Blumen- 
 bach, Bostock, Brodie, Broussais, Brown- 
 Sequard, Buchan, Burdach, Bushnan, Ca- 
 bell, Carpenter, Corns d’etudes, Dalton, 
 Descartes, Dumas, Dunglison, Flemyng, 
 Flint, Fodere, Gordon, Grimaud, Haller, 
 Kirkes, Lankester, Lawrence, Legallois, 
 Longet, Magendie, Marshall, Muller, Oliver, 
 Ranke, Richerand, Roger, Thomson, Todd, 
 Unzer, Valentin, Vierordt, Virchow, Wag- 
 ner, Wundt. 
 
 Pneumonia. Auuesley, Arthurc, Brooke, 
 Ciaudo, Dent, Drever, Finn, Gahvey, Hemp- 
 hill, Jackson, Jones, Kennedy, Krause, 
 M' Cammon, Maewhirter, Porrat, Riesell, 
 Rietz, Robi.sou, Smith (R.), Soncaze, Thieme, 
 Warnutz. 
 
 Poisons. Bernard, Brogiani, Christison, Dii- 
 cachet, Fontana, Helwig, Horsley, Houlston, 
 Loncq, Mead, Mercurialis, Morgan and .Vd- 
 dison, Ortila, Piccardt, Plenck, Prestvvich, 
 Reese, Swinburne, Tanner. Tardieu, Taylor, 
 Ummethun, Wilmer, Wood, Wormlej'. 
 
 Pregnancy and its diseases. Clarke, Con- 
 don, David, Davis, Duncan, Frain'ais, Gold- 
 schmidt, Hafenbradl, Herbel, Moss, Schra- 
 der. 
 
PRISONS. 
 
 4o0 
 
 SPINAL CORD. 
 
 Prisons and prison discipline. A.slioacl, 
 Burt, Caldwell, Coates, Crawford and Rus- 
 sell, Dis, Foulke, Gray, Hospital Prisons, 
 Howe, Penitentiary Di.scipline, Pennsylva- 
 nia, Pentonville, Pliiladelpliia. Prison, 
 Sclinylkill County Prison, Separation. 
 
 Prostitution. Acton, Dufour, Joannel, Lo- 
 gan, Miiller, Parent-Ducliatelet, Quantin, 
 Ryan, Sanger, Sin of Great Cities, White- 
 home. 
 
 Puerperal fever and peritonitis. Harris, 
 Hasell, Hey, Hubard, Kennedy, Martin, 
 Meigs, Mitchell, Naghten, Renton, Wooll- 
 coinbe. 
 
 Pulse. Anfrun, Butcher, Floyer, Fouquet, 
 Parry, Ruccn, Steiniger. 
 
 Pyaemia. Balfour, Braidwood, Dibo.s, Fleury, 
 Horing, Lee, Lidell, Raffauf, Sedillot, Sta- 
 bel. Woodward. 
 
 Quarantine. Baltimore, Bell, Boston, Cald- 
 well, Charleston, Clot-Bey, Jewell, Maclean, 
 New York City, Philadelphia, Quarantine, 
 Report, Simon, Thompson, Vache, Wragg. ■ 
 
 Rabies. See Hydrophobia. 
 
 Rectum and anus. Diseases of the. Ash- 
 ton, Bodenhamer, Curling, Dinkier. Dupuy- 
 tren. Jukes, Mayo, Quain, Scharlach, Van 
 Buren. 
 
 [See HjEMORRHOIDS.] 
 
 Recruiting. Bartholow, Beanpre, Chenu, 
 Henderson, Longmore, Marshall, Massy, 
 Ordronaux, Tripler. 
 
 Resections. Ansiaux, Bercht, Esmarch, 
 Francke, Gerdy, Hannover, Heyfelder 
 (.1. F.), Heyfelder (O. ), Hodges, Hudson, 
 Ja?ger, Mohns, Moreau, Neudiirfer, Park 
 and Moreau, Plagwitz, Ried, Rome, Schill- 
 bach, Scholtz, Siebert, Syme, Szymanowski, 
 Textor, Ullrich, Verhaeghe, Wagner. 
 
 Resection of ankle and tarsus. 
 
 Brigel, Carnochan, Hagen, Langenbeck, 
 Liaudet, Thomas. 
 
 Resection of elbow-joint. Baas, 
 
 Bier, Durr, Helmbold, Kupfer, Kyriakos, 
 Petruschky, Philipps, Thore, Tobold, 
 Wodarz. 
 
 Resection of hip-joint. Church, 
 
 Fock, Good, Kretsehmar, Le Fort, Leopold, 
 Oppenheimer, Otis, Poppe, Reger, Tostivint. 
 
 Resection of jaw. Bahlche, Bau- 
 
 duin, Carnochan, Gritti, Kruejjpel, Mtillcr, 
 Schmauss, Syme, Wirth. 
 
 Resection of knee. Delclos, Fuhr- 
 
 maun, Goetz, Peuieres, Price, Wachter, Wat- 
 son, Weber. 
 
 Resections — Continued. 
 
 Resection of shoiTder-joint. . Hum- 
 mel, Longmore, Mardnel, Pean, Petruschky. 
 
 Resection of wrist. Folet, Horing, 
 
 Roth, Schmitz. 
 
 Respiration. Bjorkman, Bostock, Carson, 
 Coleman, Dnrdin, Henderson, Hooker, 
 Lund, Martin, Menzies, Nitzsch, Reid, 
 Scheffer, Sugruc, Ward. 
 
 Rheumatism. Adams, Auphan, Baillou, 
 Bouillaud, Clerk, Cutting, Donaldson, Drom- 
 gole, Evans, Fuller, Haig, Hungerford, 
 Jame.s, Kastus, Malcolmson, Metcalfe, 
 Mitchell, O’Brien, O’Sullivan, Pitou, Rees, 
 Robertson, Ryan, Schubert, Smith (J. P.), 
 Vaughan, Warren, Wolseley. 
 
 Rickets. Glisson, Bate and Regemorter ct 
 al., .Jay, Martin, Nooth, Stiebel. 
 
 Rubeola. See Measles. 
 
 Scarlatina. Armstrong, Aubert, Bevan, 
 Bremner, Clark, Coventry, Cremen, Koch, 
 Lynch, Miller, Plenciz, Watt. 
 
 Scrofula. Balman, Bazin, Browne, Calvert, 
 Fondey, Goodwin, Hufeland, King, Lugol, 
 Milani, Robertson, Warren. 
 
 Scurvy. Armstrong, Bellefin, Bergot, Cin- 
 trat, Claiborne, Delpech, Duret, Keraudreu, 
 Lind, Milman, Risberg, Roschalyn. 
 
 Sewage and sewerage. Administration, 
 Angell, Canalisation, Carpenter, Chesbrough, 
 Co])land, Krepp, Lee, Loudon, Philadelphia, 
 Report, Saver, Sewage, Tail, Waring. 
 
 Skin, Diseases of the. Alibert, Bahrdt, Bau- 
 dot, Bazin, Behrend, Bulkley, Cazenave et 
 Schedel, Damon, Doyon, Fox, Gibert, Green, 
 Hardy, Hebra, Hebra and Elfinger, Henon, 
 Hillier, Hunt, Hutchinson, Macilwaiu, 
 Meyner, Nayler, Neligan, Neumann, Nognils, 
 Plumbe, Raddatz, Rayer, Smith (W. J.), 
 Squire, Thomson, Wilkinson, Willis, Wilson, 
 Ziemssen^ 
 
 Sleep. Brown, Cappie, Cleghorn, Hall, Ham- 
 mond, Heald, Liebeault, Macnish, Piuckard, 
 Roelen, Spratt, Wakeman. 
 
 Small-pox. Amar, Barker, Baylies, Clarke, 
 Coindet, Cross, Diemerbrujck, Dumas, Fish- 
 er, Irwin, .Juchem, Kaeppler, Kuehn, Nibhs, 
 Nicolai, Pressy, Rhazes, Robertson, Ryan, 
 Simpson, Snow, Stewart, Thomson, Ziegler, 
 Ziemssen. 
 
 Sol-lunar, sidereal, and planetary influ- 
 ence. Balfour, Bowron, Coldstream, Mead. 
 
 Spinal cord. Diseases of the. Barth, Fioh- 
 wein. Hinterberger, Leyden, Muller, Ollivier, 
 Peddie, Reynolds, Teale, Webster. 
 
SPINAL CORD. 
 
 451 
 
 SURGERY. 
 
 Spinal cord, Structure and functions of 
 the. Dean, Deilers, Fronimann, Schroeder 
 van der Kolk, Stilling', Tod, Trask. 
 
 Spine, Diseases and distortion of the. 
 ISaitipfield, Barwcll, Brown (B ), Brown (.1. 
 B), Brown and Buckiuiiister, Coote, Davis, 
 Epps, Gruudler, Hare, Jtcniscli, Kraft, Rei- 
 seger, Stafford, Taylor, Wenzel, Wood. 
 
 [Sre DKFORMITIES.I 
 
 Wounds and injuries of the. Ash- 
 
 hurst, Bell, Bertheau, Blasius, Casper, Cue- 
 notte, MacCorinac, Rauch. 
 
 Spleen, Structure and functions of the. 
 Bourgery, Dobson, Fainars, Ilanicke, Mac- 
 Nolty, Jlayer, Merck, Meslon, Miiller, Roloff, 
 Silvester. 
 
 Statistics, Medical and vital. Alvarenga, 
 Barton, Begbie, Bischoff, Boston, Boudin, 
 Brinsinade, British Army, British Navy, Bry- 
 dcn, Butte, Cazalas, Chaille, Charleston, 
 Chenu, Cheshire, Cless, Connecticut, Cool- 
 idge, Coste, Coulon, D'Ainador, Devot, El- 
 liott, England, Ewart, Farr, Frankfurt, 
 French Army, Gaste, Gavarret, Gould, Green- 
 how, Hadel, Hawkins, Hitchcock, Hough, 
 Jewell, Knapp, Le Fort, Legoyt, Lowell, 
 Massachusetts, Meyenne, Michigan, New Or- 
 leans, Niles, Oesterlin, Pauli, Pennsylvania, 
 Pierce, Providence. Prussian Army,Quintard, 
 Reports, Rhode Island, Rome, Savannah, 
 Sa.xony, Schimmer, Shattuck, Short, South 
 Carolina, Sutton, Stark, United States Army, 
 United States Navy, United States Sanitary 
 Commission, Vacher, Vermont, Vital Statis- 
 tics, Walker (A. M.), Walker (J.), Warner, 
 Wells, Wollheim, Wright. 
 
 Stomach, Diseases of the. Barras, Becker, 
 Billard, Briuton, Evera, Eyre, Fenwick, Fos- 
 ter, Gairdner, Habershon, Hare, Jones, Kuss- 
 maul, Laird, Le Bouteillier, Liebmann, Prus, 
 Rees, Westhoff, Williamson. 
 
 Strabismus. Bolton, Crossman, Guthrie, 
 Holthouse, Javal, Suersen, Velpeau. 
 
 Sulphites. Faralli, Gritti, Polli, Therapie. 
 
 Sun-stroke. Dumas, Helbig, Schneider. 
 
 Surgery, Conservative. Alquie, Beaney, 
 Davis (H. G.), Decaisne, Paul, Vaquez, 
 Walter (A. G.) 
 
 Essays, reports, observations, and 
 
 cases. Arnaud, Bagieu, Bassius, Beck 
 (B.), Bell (C.), Bilguer, Billroth, Busch, 
 Butcher, Canton, Cheever, Clare, Cooper 
 and Travers, Danzel, Delpech (J,), Dolbeau, 
 Dupuytren, Ehrlich, Ellis, Escheubach, Eve, 
 
 .Surgery, etc. — Continued. 
 
 Evers, Fallopius, Fayrer, Fletcher (R.), 
 Francis (S. W.), Friedberg, Geneva, Guthrie 
 (G. J. ), Hager (M.), Haller, Hammick, Hau- 
 dyside, Hayward, Heister, Hemman, Hill 
 (Jas.), Hirsch (11.), Howship, Hutchinson 
 (A. C.), Ingram, .Janson, Jeffreys (H.), 
 Jobert, Kern, Kirb 3 ', Lallemaud, Larrey (D. 
 J.), LeDr!in,Lee(H.), Lejeal, Lisfranc, Mac- 
 Cormac, Macfarlane (.1.), Maisonneuve, 
 Manzoni, Melcbiori, Monro, Morand, Musi- 
 tanus, Muzell, Notes, Nott, Nuck, Ore, Orme- 
 rod, Otis, Ottley, Ouvrard, Paillard, I’arsons, 
 Paulus (^Egineta), Pelletan, Petrequin, 
 Platner, Pooley, Pouteau, Ravoth und Vocke, 
 Richter, Robert, Rogers, Roux (P. J.), Savi- 
 ard, Scarpa, Schmucker, Schuh, Sddillot, 
 Simon, Sims, Solly, Stahlpartus, Syme, Trav 
 ers, Trye, Ilhde, Valentin, Van Buren, Vel- 
 peau, Veruicchi, Vogel, Voillemier, Volk- 
 niauu, Wagner (C.), W.arner (J ), Warren 
 (J. M.), Weber (C. O.), White (C.), Wilmer, 
 Wiseman, Young (D. L.) 
 
 History and condition of. Am- 
 mon, Briot, Ferguson, Greueck, Haeser und 
 Weber, Haller, Jager (J. C.), Jaquemot, 
 McDowell, Mangetus, Mussey, Roux, Sharp, 
 Sprengel, Swain. 
 
 Military. Balliugall, Beck (B.), Bern- 
 
 hard, Briot, Bruce (Alex.), Chisholm (J. J.), 
 Cole, Fristo, Gallard, Gay (G. H. ), Gersdorff, 
 Gross (S. D. ), Guthrie (G. J.), Hamilton (F. 
 H.),Henn3n, Hildanus, Hutchison (A. C.), 
 Jones (J.), L’Allour, Larrey (D. J. ), Lego- 
 nest, LeLievre, MacCorinac, Macleod ^G. H. 
 B.). Macdowall, Malic, Manual, Meniere, 
 Neudbrfer, Onsenoort, Packard, Pare, Percy, 
 Pirogotf, Ravaton, Roser, Roux (P. J.), Sa- 
 razin, Schauenburg, Scherer, Virchow und 
 Eisenmann, Schmucker, Strome 3 ’er,Thomson 
 (John), Tripler, United States Sanitary Com- 
 mission, Warren CE. ), Wedekind, Willeniier, 
 Williamson (G.), Wiseman. 
 
 Minor. Annandalc, Assalini (Cav. ), 
 
 Bourgery, Cutler, Heath (C.), Jamain, Ra- 
 voth, Smith (H. H.) 
 
 [See Apparatus and bandages.J 
 
 Naval. Atkins, Moyle, Saurel, Turn- 
 
 bull. 
 
 Opei'ative. Averill, Bell, (C.), Ber- 
 nard and Huette, Chassaignac, Cock.s, Cos- 
 ter, (.1.), Dieft’enbach, Dlonis, Dubrueil (11. 
 F. A.), Eulenburg, Feigel, Giinther (G. B.), 
 Heineke, Lassus, Le Brun’a, Le Dran, Lis- 
 ton, Malgaigne, Malle, Packard, Paucoast, 
 
ST^RGERV. 
 
 452 
 
 TRANSACTIONS. 
 
 Surgery, etc. — Continued. 
 
 Pasture], Piper, Pouliot, Prosch, Ravotli, 
 Roii.x, Sabatier, Selireger, Sedillot, Sharp, 
 Skey, Sinilh (H. H.), Szymanowski, Taver- 
 nier, Textor, Velasco y Villaverde, Vel- 
 peau, 'VVebb (A.), Zaug. 
 
 Plastic. Bruenner, Buck, Frenkel, 
 
 Fritze uud Reich, Gielen, Hausleutner, Ileck 
 (C.), Ileekeren, Hirsch (IT), Jobert, Lange, 
 Long (R. ), Miitter, Prince, Rost, Serre, 
 Taliacotius, Tax, Velpeau, Verhaeghe, Wood- 
 man, Zeis. 
 
 Practical, system.?, lectures, and 
 
 manuals. Abernethj^ Aetius, Albucasis, 
 Allan (R.), Angelstein, Argelata, Arneinan, 
 Assalini (Cav ), Barbette, Bartholdus, Begin, 
 Bell (B.), Belloste, Berard, Denonvilliers et 
 Gosselin, Bernstein, Bohls, Brett, Bruns 
 (von), Brunschwig, Burger, Burggrave, 
 Busch (W.), Calli.sen, Chelius, Chopart et 
 Desault, Clark (F. Le Gros), Colles, Cooper 
 (Sir A.), Cooper (B. B ), Cooper S., Costello, 
 Cooke (.1.), Croce, Dalechainps, Delpech 
 (J.), Desault (P. J.), Doaue, Dorsey, Druitt, 
 Dupuytren, Ellers, Eminert (C.), Ericksen, 
 Ettinuller (M.),Fabriciu.s (d’Aquapendente), 
 Fano, Faye, Ferguson, Fieni, Follin, Fou- 
 eher, Franklin, Gale, Gant, Gareugeot, Ges- 
 scher, Gibson (W.), Gooch (B.), Gorier, 
 Gross (S. D.), Guido, Guilleineau, Halle ( J. ), 
 Ilaudbucb, Handley, Hargrave, Heister, 
 Hesselbach, Hey, Hill (B. L.), Holmes (T.), 
 Jordens, .loubert, Keil, Langeubeck (C. J. 
 M.), Latta, Lawrence (W.), Le Clerc (M.), 
 Liston, Lizars, McClellan, Mair (J.), Matte, 
 Mayor, Miller, Motte, Miinniks, Miitter, 
 Paracelsus, Par6, Paul, Percy, Petit, Pigray, 
 Pirrie, Pitha, Pott, Purinann, Ravaton, Rich- 
 ard, Richerand, Richter, Roche and Sanson, 
 Roser, Rust, Severinus, Smith (H.H.), South, 
 Spence, Syder, Tavernier, Thedeu, Titt- 
 mann, Troschel, Turner (D. ), Uffeubach, 
 Verduc, Vidal, Vigo,Walther (P. F.), Wal- 
 ther (W.), Waters, White (R.), Wurtz. 
 
 Principles of, and surgical pathol- 
 ogy. Bell (B.), Bell (J.), Billroth, Bohl.s, 
 Boyer, Brodie, Broinfield, Burns (J.), Four- 
 nier, Gerdy, Heitzinann, Hunter (John), 
 Jamaiu, Jessenius, Jordan (F.), La Faye, 
 Lassus, Legouas, Macilwain, Mihles, Mon- 
 teggia, Morgan (G. T.), Mutter, Nelaton, 
 Nessi, Paget, Pearson, Pirrie, Plainer, Rich- 
 ter, Roser, Smith (IT), Spence, Sprengel, 
 Syme, Verduc. 
 
 Syphilis. Nee Venereal. 
 
 Teeth, Structure and development of 
 the. Ashburner, Blake, Huline, Hunter, Nas- 
 myth, Oortinan, Owen, Saunders, Wenzel. 
 
 Teeth, Diseases and surgery of the. Ba- 
 ker, Foncou, Fox, Garretson, Howard, 
 Hulme, Iinrie, Koccker, Krouesser, Leber et 
 Rottenstein, Nasmyth, Nicholles, Robertson 
 (A.), Robertson (W.), Scardovi, Simrock, 
 Taft, Taveau, Tomes, Wasserberg, Wedl. 
 
 Temperature in health and disease. 
 Clark, Compton, Hankel, Kothe, Ringer, 
 Scoutetten, Wunderlich. 
 
 Testis and its diseases. Allard, Baring, 
 Chambard, Cooper, Curling, Langenbeck, 
 Melchiori, Tity6, Warren. 
 
 Tetanus. Ackermann, Capparelli, Cochrane, 
 Considen, Crooks, Curling, Huth, Jones, 
 Morgan, Jlunro, Newbigging, Parry, Ren- 
 nalls, Thomson, Trnka de Kr’zowitz, Wal- 
 rond. 
 
 Therapeutics. Black, Headland, Waring. 
 [*(1 Matehia Medica and Medicine.] 
 
 Thorax. See Chest. 
 
 Tissues. See Histology. 
 
 Tongue, Diseases of the. D6clat, Hagu, 
 Leuw, Rohovskj', Weisser. 
 
 Tracheotomy. See Laryngotomy. 
 
 Transactions of academies, societies, 
 etc. Academia Cajsaraea, Academie, Aguilar 
 y Vela, Alabama, American Association, 
 Amer-ican Ethnological Society, American 
 Institute of Hommojiathy, American Medical 
 Association, American I’liarmacentical As- 
 sociation, American Philosophical Society, 
 Amsterdam, Anthropologic, Atti, Augsburg, 
 Basel, Belgium, Berlin, Bern, Bologna, 
 Bordeaux, Breslau, Briinn, Bulletin, Bul- 
 letins, Chemnitz, Chicago, Comptes-Rendus, 
 Copenhagen, Cornwall, Cracow, Dautzic, 
 Darmstadt, Dessau, Dcutscher, Dijon, Dres- 
 den, Emden, England, Frankfurt, Freiburg, 
 Geneva, Georgia, Giessen, Glasgow, Got- 
 tingen, Graz, Halle, Harlem, Heidelberg, 
 Highland and Agricultural, Kiel, Kingston, 
 Kbnigsberg, Lausanne, Leicester, London, 
 Luxembourg, Madrid, Manchester, Mann- 
 heim, Medico-Chirurgical, Memoirs, Milan, 
 Moscow, Munich, National, Nuremberg, 
 Orleans, Paris, Passau, Philadelphia, Prague, 
 Provincial, Ri'ichenbach, Riga, Russia, Saint 
 Gall, Saint Petersburg, Schweizerisches, 
 Tasmania, Upsala, Venice, Vienna, Wash- 
 ington, Wiesbaden, Wiirtemberg, Wiirz- 
 burg, Ziirich. 
 
TREPHINING 
 
 453 
 
 WAR. 
 
 Trephining. Arneman, Baret, Beilin, Breyer, 
 Celinski, Constatt, Fischer, Hoeckert, 
 Kauzmann, Keen, Kerner, Larrey, Laiiffs, 
 Le Fort, Leisnig, Louvrier, Ludwig, Nese- 
 niann, Roland, Roser, Textor, Velpeau, 
 Vrolik. Wirmanski. 
 
 Trichina. Calkins, Leuckart, Rietschler, 
 Turner. 
 
 Tumors. Anger, Bell, Bic.siadecki, Blumen- 
 tlial, Burdy, Broca, Brown, Brune, Cal- 
 vert, Dersclieidt, Despres, Ebcrmaier, Fincke. 
 Kuhn, Lonbard-Pr6vot, Liicke, Meyen, 
 Muller, Nelaton, Pelecanos, Range, Scboen- 
 born, Schulze, Tbierfelder, Tietze, Trelaiin- 
 Bascoii, Virchow, Weber. 
 
 Ulcers and ulceration. Auzilhon, Banis- 
 ter, Chapman, Gerlach, Moisson, Rust, 
 Spender, Thaly, Underwood. 
 
 Urethra, Stricture of the. Ducamp, Eve, 
 Gouley, Hammick, Hancock, Harrison, Hill, 
 Holt, Saulsohn, Slade, Thompson, Wade, 
 White. 
 
 Urinary and generative organs, Dis- 
 eases of the. Acton, Aldridge, Biener, 
 Civiale, Cocteau, Coulson, Dawson, Desault, 
 Dubouchet, Gant, Gross, Guthrie, Horion, 
 Johnson, Johnston, Marcet, Menzies, Mul- 
 der, Otis, Parnham, Prout, Ransford, Ro- 
 berton, Roberts, Robinson, Stein, Titley, 
 Vogel, Voillemier, Wadd, Willis, Yseinans. 
 
 Urine and urinary deposits. Basaroff, 
 Beale, Bird, Byassou, Erni, Flint, Franque, 
 Gscheidlen, Hassall, Hornnng, Neubauer 
 and Vogel, Nisseron, Pilling, Schlosser, 
 'I’liudichuin, Watson, Williamson, Wilson. 
 
 Uterus, Anatomy and physiology of the. 
 Lee, Lucas, Roederer, Swammerdam. 
 
 Diseases of the. Barker, Bennett, 
 
 Boehmer und Wachter, Boivin et Duges, 
 Brandt, Broughton, Byford,Channiiig, Coale, 
 Coiirty, Crell, Duncan, Emmet, Fauconiiet, 
 Fleischauer, Goelicke, Haiismann, Heiiiing, 
 Hiiguicr, Kulni et Reiuik, Lane, Lazzati, 
 Lee, Leiite, Lever, Lucas, I/iidgers, Melchior, 
 Michaiick, O’Reilly, Sagnier, Sclinejif, Val- 
 leix,West, Wright. 
 
 Gravid. Albiniis, Burns, Hartwig, 
 
 Hunter. 
 
 Rupture of the. Behling, Byrne, 
 
 Miiller, Steidele. 
 
 Vaccinia and vaccination. Ballard, Bell, j 
 Best, Bruce, Bryce, Carro, Cosgrave, Croker, ‘ 
 Davis, Frat, Garlick, Hagner, Hasson, Jones, I 
 Knox, Kollasscr, Lee, Lettsom, M’Derinott, j 
 Mannin, Maxwell, Moreau, Nittinger, Ring, 
 
 Vaccinia and vaccination — Continued. 
 Russell, Seaton, Toner, Vaccination, Vialles, 
 Weston. 
 
 Variola. See Small-pox. 
 
 Venereal diseases. Acton, Astruc, Aiispitz, 
 Barton, Bazin, Bell, Bidenkap, Boeck, Bu- 
 chan, Bumstead, Carmichael, Championiere, 
 Clowes, Colles, Cooke, Cullerier, Culverwell, 
 Desruelles, Dick, Diday, Ducros, Diirkee, 
 Fabre, Faulkner, Gervais, Goodwin, Hamil- 
 ton, Hammond, Hill, Horne, Hunter, Hutch- 
 inson, Johnston, Jourdan, Judd, Key, Kohn, 
 Layneau, Lancereaux, Lee, Le Fort, Und, 
 Macchellus, Maisonneuve et Montanier, 
 Mayo, Meredyth, Mery et Geutil, etc., Me- 
 thode, Moij’sisovics, Moncrieft’e, Munniks, 
 Miiller, Oppert, Parker, Popp, Renault, Ri- 
 cord, Ricordi e Acqua, Robert, Rollet, Saint 
 Gervais, Simon, Smyth, Solari, Stevenson, 
 Swediaur, Tanner, Taylor, Tittler, Tongue, 
 Turner, Venereal, Vidal, Wallace, Weidner, 
 Wilkinson, Wilson, Wundervvald, Zeissl. 
 
 Ventilation. See Heating. 
 
 Veterinary medicine. Armatage, Bourgi- 
 gnon. Cadet, Chabert, Clark, Clater, Dadd, 
 Dick, Dun, Gamgee, Haubuer, Heusinger, 
 Hinds, Kohne, McClure, Massachusetts, 
 Mayhew, Magne, Morton, Nash, Percivall, 
 Plasse, Pope, Pringle, Proceedings, Report, 
 Rey, Roll, Rosser, Sainbel, Schaefer, Steel, 
 Swiss Army, Topham, Walsh, White, Wil- 
 liams, Youatt. 
 
 [5ee Horse.] 
 
 War, Art of. Birtterfield, Hamley, King, 
 Mahan, Metallic Ammunition, Myer, Schalk, 
 Scott, United States. 
 
 War of the Rebellion of 1861-65 in the 
 United States, History of the. Abbott, 
 Adams, American Annual Encyclopaedia, An- 
 drews (C. C.), Andrews (E.), Avirett, Ba- 
 deau. Baker, Barnard, Barnet, Barrett, Bart- 
 lett, Battle-fields, Bowman and Irwin, Boyn- 
 ton, California, Coffin, Connecticut, Cooke, 
 Craven, Creniony, Curtis, Draper, Duryea, 
 Ellis, Ely, Forman, Fort Pillow, Foster, Fre- 
 mantle, Fremont, Gilmor. Glazier, Goss, Gree- 
 ley, Guernsey and Alden, Hamlin, Haurowitz, 
 Henry, Hotchkiss, Howland, Illinois, Indi- 
 ana, Iowa, Jones, Kentucky, King, Kirke, 
 Larke, Laugel, Le Comte, Legouest, Lossing, 
 McCabe, McClellan, Md’herson, Maine, 
 Massachusetts, Michigan, Moore, Moss, 
 M 3 'ers, New Hampshire, New York, Nichols, 
 Nott, Ohio, Parton, Patterson, Pennsylvania, 
 Pitman, Pollard, Raymond, Reed, Rhode Isl- 
 
WAR. 
 
 454 
 
 WOUNDS. 
 
 War of the Rebellion, etc. — Continued, 
 and, Roussillon, Scott, Sedgewiek, Seniines, 
 Shanks, Spencer (A.), Spencer (C. P. ), 
 Stille, Stone, Swinton, Tennessee, Tenney, 
 Townsend, Trobriaud, United States, Ver- 
 mont, Western Sanitary Commission, Wilson, 
 Wisconsin, Woodward. 
 
 Water, Chemistry and analysis of. 
 Hugueny, Langbein, Lefort, Ryan, Wank- 
 lyu. 
 
 As a remedy. Banister, Bulwer and 
 
 Forbes, Currie, Da Silva, Delmas, Dimsdale, 
 Gardner, Graham, Gully, Uancocke, John- 
 son, Keith, Kucheumeister, Lambe, Schie- 
 ferdecker. Shew, Smethurst, Smith (John), 
 Traill. 
 
 Waters, Mineral. Baird, Barker, Beauvais, 
 Bedford, Charlton, Durand, Fardel, Fardel 
 et Le Bret, Getlysburgh, Henry, Hofmann, 
 Hot Springs, Hunt, Jameson, King, Lucas, 
 Maunoir, Meade, Moucreiff, Moorman, Rob- 
 ertson, Rockbridge, Rotureau, Rowzee, 
 Ryan, Sandwich, Spas, Struve, Supplement, 
 Thonhauser. 
 
 West Indies, Climate and diseases of the. 
 Chevalier, Clarke, Evans, Gilbert, Grainger, 
 Halliday, Hillary, Jackson, Letters, Mou- 
 chy, Moseley, Pinckard, Towne. 
 
 Whooping-cough. Baron, Buttler, Hen- 
 derson, Turnbull, Watt. 
 
 Wine and wines. Flagg, Griffin, Harasz- 
 thy, McMullen, Maumeiffi, Mulder, Pasteur, 
 Redding, Tuchschmid, Wainman. 
 
 Women, Diseases of. Ackerman, Atthill, 
 Baillou, Ballard, Bedford, Behrend, Bernutz 
 and Goupil, Brown, Burns, Byford, Cham- 
 berlain, Chambon, Chapman, Churchill, 
 Clarke, Coyne, Delattre, Dilluberger, Duyn, 
 Emmet, Eyre, Gabelkhouern, Giraud, Gooch, 
 Graham, Guerin, Hamilton, Heisterman, 
 Hewitt, Ililscher, Hodge, Hodges, Homans, 
 Kiimptfe, Kiug, Lindstrom, Lotze, McClin- 
 tock, Meigs, Moschion, Nissen, Pattullo, 
 Phene, Piimerosius, Puzos, Roy, Savage, 
 Schuller, Schujipert, Simpson, Sims, Smith 
 ( W. T. ), Storer, Thierry, Thomas, Tilt, Tuck- 
 well, Veit, Waller, West, Witt. 
 fSccOVAKY ; Uteiius.I 
 
 Worms. Andry, Bremser, Brera, Clerc, 
 Cobbold, Doyle, Goeze, Ibell, Mercurialis, 
 Nevins, Otto, Piltz, Siebold, Strassguli, 
 Werner, Wiliemocr. 
 
 Wounded, Care and transportation of, in 
 war. Ambulance, Beck, Bonnafont.Bosscha, 
 Boudin, Bow’ditch, Brinkmann, British Army, 
 Carvallo, Conferences, Convention, Domme- 
 len, Douglass and Brink, Francis, Frank- 
 furt, Gurlt, Hosmer, Hospital Transports, 
 Hoirze de I’Aulnoit, Htibbenet, Liegeois, 
 Longmore, Moynier and Appia, Naundorff, 
 Ploss, Report, SchiJer, S6e, Societcs de so- 
 cours, Steiner, Tompkins, United States Sani- 
 tary Commission, United States Christian 
 Commission, Vercamer, Virchow, Wasserfuhr, 
 Western Sanitary Commission, Willemier. 
 [5ee Campaigns ; Surgery, Military.] 
 
 Wounds. Avenel, Bell, Belloste, Bertherand, 
 Billroth, Bourgarel, Chirac, Cocke, Demme, 
 Dubreuil, Ellebrecht, Faudacq, Guisard, 
 Helvetius, Himmelmann, Lombard, Pauli, 
 Pfeizer, Sansom, Schaarschmidt,Schlichting, 
 Van Gesscher, Wachsmuth. 
 
 Of the abdomen. Chamaison, Eicb- 
 
 hoff, Guthrie, Henrici, Herrmann, March, 
 Mery et Geutil, etc.. Smith, Vogel, Weber. 
 
 Of the chest. Angenstein, Erbkam, 
 
 Fraser, Henkel, Herholdt, Kries, Ludwig, 
 Pechlin, Schmid, Spiess. 
 
 Gunshot. Alcock, Appia, Bacbe- 
 
 let, Baret, Baudens, Baudeus et Roux, etc.. 
 Beck, Becker, Bertherand, Bertin, Billroth, 
 Brinton, Biittner, Champion, Chevalier, 
 Clowes, Collot, D’Ailly, Demme, Desport, 
 Donau, Dufouart, Dumont, Eudes, Esmarch, 
 Faudacq, Fenech, Gauvin, Gherini, Gillet, 
 Graefe, Grcgoire, Gritti, Guthrie, Harling, 
 Hartmann, Heine, Hello, Hoepner, Hunt, 
 Hunter, Hutin, Johert, Kriehe, Larisch, 
 Le Clerc, Le Dran, Leveuve, Levylier, Loh- 
 meyer, Lombard, Longmore, Loubet, Mas- 
 sot, Mehee, Mornac, Moses, Neale, Olier, 
 Piorry, Plazzoni, Projectiles, Ranby, Ressel, 
 Richerand, Ripault, Rith, Rou.x, Schmitt, 
 Schreiner, Schwartz, Senior, Sourier, Stro- 
 meyer, Swinburne, Thomassin, Uhlemann, 
 Viek, Volborth, Woodall, Zechmeister. 
 
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