.A. CATALOGUE

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MEDICAL WORKS 0 N

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J. M. TONER, M. D.

This collection, though meager, is at the service of the Medical pro­fession, and especially offered to the practitioners of Washington, George­town, and the District of Columbia for their perusal or reference.

WASHINGTON, D. C , NOV. 15, 1865.

Ainsworth, William.—Observations on the Pestilential Cholera as it appeared at Sunderland, (Eng.,] in 1831. 8vo, London, 1832.

Atkins, Dudley, (editor.)—Reports of Hospital Physicians and other documents in relation to the Epidemic Cholera of 1832. 8vo, New York, 1832.

Ayre, Joseph.—Cholera, its nature, symptoms, and treatment. 8vo, New York, 1849.

Baly, William, and 'Jiill, W. W.—Reports on Epidemic Cholera. 8vo, London, 1854.

Batchelder, J. P.—Cholera, its Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment. 12mo, New York, 1849.

Bell, John, and Condie, D. F.—All the Material Facts in the History of Epidemic Choleras. 2d ed., 8vo., Philadelphia, 1832.

Brigham, A.—Treatise on Epidemic Cholera. 12mo, Hartford, 1832.

Boisseau, F. G.—Treatise on Cholera Morbus, Translated by G. S. Bedford. 8vo, New York, 1832.

Broussais, J. F. V.—Two Lectures on Spasmodic Cholera. 8vo, New York, 1832.

Byrne, Bernard W.—Essay to Prove the Contagious Character of Ma­lignant Cholera. 2d ed., 8vo., Philadelphia, 1855.

Cartwright, Samuel A.—Pathology and Treatment of Cholera. 8vo' New Orleans, 1849.

Chapman, N.—Letter to Dr. W. B. Tyler on Cholera ; also, Observa­tions on the Letter, by Inquirer. 8vo, Philadelphia, 1833.

Cholera Gazette, vol. I, Nos. 15 and 16, Nov., 1832. 8vo, Phil., 1882.

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Cholera Morbus. Report of the Royal Academy of Medicine, (Paris,) upon the Cholera Morbus. Translated by J. W, Sterling. IGnio, New York, 1832.

Christie, Alexander T.—Observations on Nature and Treatment of Cholera. Bvo, Edinburgh, 1828.

— Collier, G. F. Code ofSafety ;or Causes, Effects, and Aids, Preven­tive and Curative, of Asiatic Cholera. Bvo, London, 1849.

— Corbyn, Frederick. Treatise on Epidemic Cholera as it has prevailed in India. Bvo, Calcutta, 1832.— Coventry, C. B. Epidemic Cholera-; its History, Causes, Pathology, and Treatment. 12mo, Buffalo, 1849.

— Cowdell, Charles. Disquisition on Pestilential Cholera .Bvo, London,

1848.

Cox, A. L.—Pathology and Treatment of Asiatic Cholera, 2d cd.,

Bvo., New York, 1849. — Brake, Daniel. Practical Treatise on the History, Prevention, and

Treatment of Epidemic Cholera. Bvo, Cincinnati, 1832.— Drake, Daniel, Account of the Epidemic Cholera, as it appeared in

Cincinnati. Bvo, Cincinnati, 1832. — (loss, Doctor. Remarks on the Malignant or Blue Cholera. 2d cd.,

Bvo, Dublin, 1832. — Granville, A.B. Catechism of Facts respecting the Nature, Treat­

ment, and Prevention of Cholera. 18mo, Baltimore, 1832. — Graham, Sylvester. Lecture on Epidemic Diseases, and particularly

the Spasmodic Cholera, 12mo., Boston, 1833.

Greenhow, T.M.—Cholera, as it lately appeared inthe towns of New­castle and Gateshead. Bvo, Philadelphia, 1832.

— Hamilton, Frank F. Vegetable Malaria one of the exciting causes of Asiatic Cholera. Bvo, Buffalo, 1852,

— Hawthorn, Geo. Stewart. The True Pathological Nature of Cholera, with introductory remarks by D. C. M-orehead. 12m0., N. V.,1849.

— Hawkins, Bisset. History of Epidemic Spasmodic Cholera ofRussia. 12m0., London, 1831.

— Hays, Isaac. Pathology of Cholera, (Cholera Gazette, Nos. 15 and 16,1882.)

— Hoffcndahl, C, F. Homoeopathic Treatment of Cholera. Bvo., Bos­ton, 1849.

— Hopkinson, J. P. Remarks on Pathology and Treatment of Malig­nant Cholera. Bvo.,Philadelphia, 1882.

— Jackson, James Jr. Cases of Cholera collected at Paris, at the Hospi­tal La Pitie. 8 vo.,Boston, 1832.

Jameson, Horatio G.—Treatise on Epidemic Cholera. 8 vo., Phila­delphia, 1855.

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— Jonnes, Jllexandre Morande. Rappart do Conseil Superieur de San'te, sur la maladie Pestilentielle designee sous la norn de Cholera Morbus de l'Jnda et de Syrie. 8 vo., Paris, 1824.

— Joslin, B. F. Causes and Homoeopathic Treatment of Cholera. 18 mo., New York, 1849.

— Kennedy, James. History of the Contagious Cholera. 2ded., 8 vo., London, 1832.

— Kirk, James B. Practical observations on Cholera Asphyxca. 8 vo., New York, 1832.

— Knapp, M. L. Discovery of the Causes, Nature and Preventive of Epidemic Cholera. 8 vo., Cincinnati, 1855.

— Lefevre, George TV. Observations on the Nature and Treatment of the Cholera Morbus at St. Petersburg. 8 vo., London, 1831.

— Mawan, J. Remarks on the Cholera ; facts and observations collec­

ted at New York in 1832. 8 vo., Providence, (R. I.)1832. — Maxwell, TV. S. Practical Treatise on Epidemic Cholera, ague and

dysentery. 12 mo., Calcutta, 1838. — Meigs, Charles D. Remarks on Spasmodic Cholera. 8 vo., Phil

adelpliia, 1849. —

New York Board of Health. Report on Asiatic Chdlera. 8 vo., New York, 1848. —

New York Board of Health. Report of the Sanitary Committee ia relation to the Cholera as itprevailed in New Yorkin 1849. 8 vo., New York, 1849.

Nebinger, Andrew. —Report to the Philadelphia County Medical Socie­

ty of the Special Committee on Cholera. Qt., Nov. 8,1865, Phil., 1865. — Orton, Reginald. Essay on the-Epidemic Cholera ofIndia. 2d cd-, 8 vo., London, 1831.

— Paine, Martin. Letters on Cholera Asphyxia. 8 vo_, New York,

1832. —

Paris. Report on the Cholera in Paris, published by authority of the French Government. 8 vo., New York, 1849.

— Parkes, E. A. Researches on Pathology and Treatment of Asiatic Cholera. 8 vo., London, 1847.

— Philadelphia Sanitary Board. Report of the Commission (Drs. Jack-s-on, Meigs and Harlan) appointed to visit Canada for investigation of the Epidemic Cholera inMontreal and Quebec. 8 vo., Philadelphia, 1832,

— Philadelphia, Report of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, to the Board of Health, on Epidemic Cholera. 8 vo.,Philadelphia, 1832,

— Philadelphia Board of Health. Statistics of Cholera ; with the sani­t rya measures adopted in Philadelphia in 1849. 8 vo., Phil.,1849.— Pinckard, T. B. An Essay on the Treatment and Cure of the Asiatic Cholera. (Manuscript) New Orleans, 1855.

4 — Reese, David W. Plain and Practical Treatise on Epidemic Cholera

in New York in 1832. 8 vo.,New York, 1833. — Richardson, Charles. The Cholera, its Cause, Preventive and Cure.

8 vo., New York, 1849. — Rochester, N. V. Report of the Board of Health on Cholera, as itap­

peared inRochester in 1852. 8 vo., Rochester, 1852.— Scoutetten. Medical and Topographical History of Cholera Morbus,

translated by A. S. Doane. 8 vo., Boston, 1832. —

Seavy, Joseph. Treatise on the Asiatic Cholera. 8 vo., New York, 1832.

— Seymour, William P. Report of the Health Officer of Troy, N. V.,

for 1854-5, (chiefly relating to cholera. Bvo., Troy, N. V.,1855. — Therrill,Hunting. Pathology ofEpidemic Cholera. 8 vo.,New York, 1835.

— Snow, EdwinM. Report upon sundry documents relating to Asiatic Cholera. 8 vo., Providence, 1865.

.History of the Asiatic Cholera in Providence. 8 vo.,Prov­idence, 1857.

— Snow, John. On the Mode of Communication of Cholera. 2d cd., 8 vo., London, 1855.—

Snow, Edwin M. Statistics and Causes of Asiatic Cholera as it pre­vailed inProvidence, (R. I.) in 1854. Bvo., Providence, 1855.

— Snow, Edwin M. Measures Proposed for the Prevention of Asiatic Cholera in the City ofProvidence, (R. I.) Bvo., Providence, 1865.

— Spencer, Thomas. Essay on the Nature of the Epidemic usually called Asiatic Cholera. 8 vo., Albany, 1833. — Tardieu, Jlmbroise. Treatise on Epidemic Cholera, translated by S. L.Bigelow, 12 mo., Boston, 1849.

— Twining, William. Practical account of the Epidemic Cholera. 12 mo., London, 1833.

— Wheeler, John. Treatise on Asiatic Cholera. 18 mo., New York, 1849.

— Wilson, Robert. Disputatio Medica Inauguralis de Cholera. 8 vo., Edinburogi, 1794.

Being desirous to collect as much of the literature of the profession upon the subject of Cholera as Ican, Itherefore respectfully request Doc­

tors who have written Treatises upon it, and others who may see this Cat­

alogue, and have in their possession duplicate works upon this disease,

not named in the foregoing list, to send a copy of such as they can spare to my address, which compliment shall be promptly acknowledged, and adequate compensation returned if desired.

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