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Photographs No. 55 to No. 104  Inclusive. 
 
                                        War Dkiwktmknt, Suuokon-General's Office,
                                                             Washington, I). (.)., May 6, 1*70.

General J. K.  Barnes,
                Surgeon-Gen era I  United States  Army:
         (tkneral:
  The photographs  herewith submitted are intended to indicate  some of the older and rarer books
in the National Medical  Library, and are to be placed in the International  Exhibition of 187G, in
connection with the Catalogues of the Library, as  the safest and most convenient means of showing
what has  been  accomplished  in  the  attempt made  by this Department to form  a collection of
medical literature which  should meet the demands of the physicians  of the  United  States.
  These photographs  have been prepared under the supervision  of Assistant-Surgeon J.  J.  Wood-
ward, U.  S.  A., and are  unusually successful.  It must be remembered that many  of  these books
are  yellow with age, and that all  yellow spots or stains appear  in the  photograph as dark or
black spots.
  These photographs  may be  considered as being arranged  in three  series.
  The first series is taken from  early printed books, the so-called "Incunabulse," and from other
works, which are rare, at least in this country.
  The  second series  relates to Surgery,  and especially Military Surgery;  and  the  third series  is
from rare  books and  pamphlets connected with American Medical  History.

                              Very respectfully, your obedient  servant,

                                                                JOHN  S. BILLINGS,
                                                          A xxixtu it t-Surgeon  United States Army,
                                                                             In Charge of Library. 
 
               List  of   Photographs. Illustrating   Books
                                                     IN  THE

NATIONAL    MEDICAL    MUSEUM,

                   Lndki; the  Direction of the Surgeon-General U. S. Army,

                                   AT   WASHINGTON,  D. C.
No. \/. Title-page of "The noble experyence of the vertuous handy- ,  No. 711. Title-page of the  "Treatise on Gunshot wounds," of Francis-
         warke of  surgeri," being a translation of the "Hantwerek"            cus Plazzoni.   Venice.  1018.
         of Jerome of Brunswick.  London.   l.r>2.r>.
       [See No. 57.]
No. B<(. Title-page of the " Prnc-tica in arte ehirurgica " of John de Vigo.
         Printed at Lyons.   1521.
No.l57. Title-page of the "Hantwerek  der Cirurgien," by Jerome of
         Brunswick.  Printed at Utrecht.  1535.
       [For English translation see No. 55.J
No. i,">S. Title-page of the work of Alphonsus Ferrius, ■' De Selopetornm
         sive archibusoruin vulneribus."  Rome.   1552.
No. tf.<>. Title-page of the " Feldtbuch der Wundtartzney," by Hans von
          Gersdorff, called Schylhans.   Franckfurt A. M.  1551.
No. .00.  Title-page of the first edition of the " Dix livres de la chirur-
          gie" of Ambrose Pare.  Paris.  1504.
No.n',1. Commencement of the "Historiall Expostulation  against the
          Beastlye abusers, bothe of Chyrurgerie and Physike," by John
          Halle.  Printed with his translation of the " Chirurgia parva
          Lanfranci, lanfranke of Mylayne, his  brief e."  Printed at
          London.   l.")li.">.
No. 1(12. Title-page of the first edition of the treatise on the pest, small-
          pox and measles, by Ambrose Pare.   Printed at Paris.  1508.
No. /«;(. Title-page of the first edition of the '' Deux livres de chirurgie "
          of Ambrose Pard.  Paris.  1573.
No./^rfT Page containing a portrait of Ambrose Pare*. Taken from the
          folio  edition  of his  works in French, published at Paris.
           1575.
        [The first edition.]
No. (!>.->. Title-page of the Manual of Surgery of Schylander.  Antwerp.
           1.-.77.
No. Of,. Title-page of the " Officiune et Jardin de Chirurgie Militaire" of
           Le Lievre.  Paris.   1583.
 No(^t) Page 05 of  " Certain works of Chirurgie  compiled by Thomas
           Gale."  London.   1580.
 No.'.lis. Title-page of the English translation of "Areeus."  Printed at
           London.   15,ss.
 Nu.'J/tf. Title-page  of  the " Cirugia Universale  of  Gio.  Andrea dalla
           Croce."  Venice.  1005.
No. 171. Title-page of the first edition of the  "Treatise on  the Move-
         ments of the Heart and circulation of the Blood " by William
         Harvey.   Francfurt.   1028.
No. 171'. Title-page of the "Hoplocrisma spongus, or a sponge to  wipe
         away the weapon-salve," by William Foster.  London.  1031.

No.v?3. Title-page  of the  "Viaticum" of  John Woodall.  London.
         1039.
No.\/4. Last page  of the  "Iustitucion of  Chyrurgerie," by Thomas
         Gaille.   London. 1507.
No. fft. Title-page  of  "La grande chyrurgie" of  Guy de Chauliac.
         Bordeaux. 1072.
No. 1^0. Title-page  of  "Severall Chirurgieall Treatises," by Richard
         Wiseman. Loudon.   1070.
No.: 77. Title-page  of the " Treatise on Surgery " of Matthew Godfried
         Purmann. Franckfurt und Leipzig.   1692.
No. 7.8.' Title-page of the Treatise of Purmann, containing fifty cases
         of gunshot wounds. Franckfurt und Leipzig.   1721.

No.^7!!. Title-page of the first edition of the Treatise of Park on Ex-
         cisions of the Joints.  London.   1783.

No. Si 1. Title-page of the " Reflexions sur les playes," by C. F. Faudacq.
         Namur. 1735.

No. bZ? Title-page of the "Treatise on Wounds" of J. D. Schlichting.
         Amsterdam.  1718.

No. :82. Title-page of the " Traite drs plaies d' amies a feu," by M. Des-
         port.  Paris.   1741).

No, S3.. Title-page of Volume I of the "Collection of observations in
         the Military Hospitals," by Richard de Hautesierck.  Paris.
         1700.
       [This is one of the most valuable works in connection with the history of Mili-
         tary Siugery in France, and is very rare.]

No. 81. Title-page of the '' Joyfull newes Out of the New-found Worlde."
         being a translation of "Monardus," by John  Frampton.
          London.   15!»0. 
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Thatcher's " Brief rule to guide the Common-People  of  New-
   England how to order themselves  and theirs in the Small-
   Pocks, or Meascls."  Boston.  1(177.
 Ircm an autotype reproduction of the original broad-side sheet in the Library
   of the Massachusetts Historical Society.]
Title-page of  the "Principia Medieinn■" of Ossorio.  Printed
   at Mexico in Ills.").
Title-page of  the Inaugural Thesis of William Bull, of South
   Carolina,  " De colica pictonum.''   Levden.   1731.
[Hull was the first American graduate of medicine.]
Title-page of  the treatise of William Douglass on "The Pract-
   ical  History of a New Epidemical  Eruptive Miliary Fever
   with an Angina Ulcuseulosa Which Prevailed in Boston, New
   Eugland,vin the years 173.5  and 1730."  Boston.  1730.
Title-page of  the Inaugural Dissertation of John Moultrie, of
   South Carolina, on the "'Yellow Fever."  Edinburgh.   174!).
[ Doctor .Moultrie was the first American graduate at Edinburgh. |

Title-page of  the Essay on Inoculation, by Laughlin Macleane.
   Philadelphia.  175G.
Title-page of the Inaugural Dissertation of John "Morgan,  "De
   puris confectione."  Edinburgh.   17(13.
Title-page of  the Inaugural Discourse on "Medical Schools in
   America,''  by John Morgan.  Philadelphia.  170.5.
Title-page of  the  Inaugural Dissertation of  Benjamin Kush,
   " De coctione ciborum  in ventriculo."'  Edinburgh.   1708.
Title-page of the Inaugural I lissertation of James  Tilton. one
   of the first graduating class at the Medical  College of Phila-
   delphia.  Philadelphia.   1771.
 No. nl.  Dedication from the Thesis of Jonathan Potts, one of the first
           class  of  graduates of the Medical ('.ollege at Philadelphia.
           Printed at Philadelphia.   1771.
 No./!>0.  Title-page of the Dissertation  of Jonathan Elmer, one of the
           first class of graduates of the  Medical College  at  Philadel-
           phia.   Philadelphia.   1771.
 No. \yi.  Title-page of the Inaugural Dissertation of Peter de  Sales  la
           Terriere, on "Puerperal Fever.''   Boston.  178!).
         |Being the first printed Medical Dissertation of the University of Cambridge.]

 No/Us.  Title-page of the first number  of the Medical Transactions of
           the Massachusetts Medical Society.  Boston.   1790.
 No.M).  Title-page of a "Journal  of the Practice  of Medicine," Ac.,
           printed at New York about 17!K) (?)   Being a reprint  of  a
           portion of the '■ Military Medical Journal " of De Home.

 No. &<">. Specimen  page from a pamphlet of  "Certificates of  the  effi-
           cacy   of  Doctor  Perkins'   patent metallic  instruments."
           Printed at Newburyport   17!>0.
No, 101.; Title-page of the Treatise of James  Tilton on  Military Hos-
           pitals.  Wilmington.   1S13.
No. Uvi. Title-page of the first volume of the  Ohio Medical Repository.
           Cincinnati.  1.S27.
        [A very rare medical journal.]
No. 103. Title-page of the "Journal de la Socicte Medicale de la Nou-
           velle-Orleans."   New Orleans.   IS.'!!).
        [The first Medical Periodical published in the  South ;  very rare.]

NcnM) First  page of the  Confederate  States Medical and  Surgical
          Journal.  Richmond.   1804.
        [This was  the only Medical Journal published  in the South at this date.] 
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  vltrc 1: dtfegti di mtti gl'lflrtmenti Anticbi, (jr Hodeim m tal atrtt necejftrij ,
      letigioedeCAyT ERII, & k NAT0 M 1A, con le duhiAra,
                timr. del medejm.o Auttore .                ._
                                            •fc.  \
       Con la T.uiola dc'Capitoli di,ciaicun Libro.

          CON  PR1V1LEGIO.
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          Medicinae Doftoris.

DE  VVLNERIBVS
      SCLOPETORVM

     TRACTA.TVS
IX .&V0 EORVM NATVRA> ET PERFECT A
  c:irjtio>Cb:rnrgtca metbodo exp//ca»tur,cr Symptom at.t,
   ej.v.t h.<c vainer a c omit ant ur^ac cur ate corriguntur.
         Ad Illuftrifs.& Excellentifs.
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GVlLIELMI HAKVEI ANCLI,
   i\ Icdict Revii, & Trofefforts zAnatomU in Col-
            ^fdicorumLondwen(jL
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Sumptibus GVlLIELMI FITZERI.
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i A Treatife, wherein is proved, that
 llc Cure late-taken up amongftus,by ap-
   I'lymg the Sahe to the Weapon,**Magi*
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liy W i l l i a m F o s t a r Mr. of Arts,and Par-
  fon of Hedgleyitixhc County of Buckingham.
\    D.AuguftinusdeTrinitatelib.2.in procemio.
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  .. i.trUAmda infrici a reftufiuam umebo mtrderni p<r-
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CHl%VKqiCAL f^QST'RVCTIO^CS
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     in the Service of his M a i e s t r e , or
       for the C O M U O N-VV E A L T h upon
          any occafion whatlocrer.
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        L O N * O N,

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feruants,andfoto rifeagain to eternal
ioye^tth the holyfamtlesjhrough lejus
ChrijtwLord.     Jpietu

             FINIS.

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oar colhrftios andworke*,finu~ hcd.the.xi|.daie
oflanuary Anno Domini. If 67- and in rfw
three fcorc yeres of our age, for the whiche,
the almighty and Melted Trinitiebc honored
and praiied.   Amen.

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CHYRVRGIE
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TRADVITE NOVVELLEMENT
  en Franfois,^" enriehie deplufieurs rt-
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     que, en forme de Commentatre.

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    PR.INCIPIA


MEDICIRZE,
       EPITOME,
EtTotius Humani Corporis Fabrica
feu ex Microcofmi Armonia Divinum,
   %*     Germcn,    %*
         *A T>. T>.
D.DIDACOQSSORIO,
ETTET{ALTA,&\Jl, iamChirurgicas
& Anathomice CathedreMethodice
oc nuncVefpcrtinaeinMexicana Aca-
 demia Moderatore, S.Inquifitionis
  Tribunalis a Secretis Regalifq;
  crgaftatuli fidelifllmo Medico,
     &huius Novi-Regtn
       Prothomedico.     .;:


     f CVN LICENTIA.
  Mexici.apud Heredes Vidiis Bcratrdi CaWerot.
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DISS'ERTATIO  MEDICA
    INAUGURALIS
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PICTONUM.
                    £ U A My
     ANNUENTE DEO TER OPT. MAX.
           Ex Aubloritatt Magnifici Retloris^

HERMANNI'OOSTERDYK SCHACHT,
 A. L. M. PHIL. £T MED. DOCTORIS, HUJUSQUE
      THEOR. ET PRACTICE PROFESSORIS.
                  NEC  N O N

   Ampliflimi Senatus  Academici Confenfu^ cjf Nobttfti-
         m<s Facoltatis Medicae Decreto^
       PRO GRADU DOCTORATUS,
     Surrftnisque in Medtcina Honoribus & Privilegii's
             rite ac legitime confequendis,
              Eruditorum Examini fitbmittit
   GULIELMUS  BULL,  Anglus ex Carolina,
        Ad diem 18. Augujli 1734. bora locoque[otitis.
____ Tertanda via eft qua me qtiojue pofftm
Tollere humo.  ----<■  Virg.
M.li.llAUY. -
     LUG D UNI  B A 7 AV 0 RU M,
Apud  GERARDUM  POTVLIET,  17?*
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          THE


Piadical  HISTORY
O F
A New Epidemical Eruptive Mili-
  ary  Fever,  with  an  Angina
  Ulcufculofa
Which
Prev.ued  in Boflon New-England in the
      Years 1735 and 1736.
By William Dougtafs, M. D.
     B 0 S T 0 Ny N. E.

Primed and fold by Thomas Fleet, at the
  Sign of the Heart and Crown in Corn hill.
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A N M ■ F. N T E DEO TER OPT. MAX.
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      academiae edinburgenae praefecti.
                      NEC HON
Amplissimi  SENATUS ACADEMICI consent
 T NOBILISSIMAE FaCULTATIS MedICINAE DECRtic
     PRO  GRADU DOCTORATUS,
     :.'iisq.UE in- MEDICIN A honoris us Kniviucn,
          RITE ET LECITIME C O N S E t>JS E N D I i,
       F.RUDITORL'M EXAMINI SUBJICIT
      JOANNES MOULTRIE
        ex Meridional. Carolinae provincia,  A. cr R.
           AJ diem decimum Martii, hora Ioco-juj fbHtii.
            Pafl ignem act* -r.-j Jimi
             Su'.'hn-.im, r'^.iei et ncva febrhm
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    Publifhed  by the SOCIETY.
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Gen. TYLER, and Mr. LORD.
     .1 JOHN TYLER/of Prefton, in the county of
New-London and State of Connecticut, hereby  certify,
that on or about the 17th day of June laft, I was con-
fined by a Wound, which 1 had before that  time receiv-
ed, by cu'ting ■ mv right le~{- tranjverfely, in  which  I  had
taken cold ;  and at  that time the fore was in a high ftate
of inflammation, and gave me great pain, to fuch-a de-
gree that 1 had been obliged" to keep my leg in  a  hori-
zontal polltion, in a chair, the moft of that day,—when
!)<)&. EJiJha  Prkius, of  Plainneld, called on me,  and
having operated on me a few minutes with  his patent
metallic inftruments, the pain in mv leg wholly ccalld,
and the rednefs and inliimmation of the wound entirely
difhppeared.   I was free from pain that night, and indeed
the pais and inflammation both ceafed from that opera-
tion, and never returned again.
   And I furthercertify.that my wife at that time was forely.
afflicted with rheumatic pains in her hip, which had been
upon her a number of years,  and had affected her to fuch
a degree as to  render  that fide  fhorter than the.  other,
and to make her unable at that time to raife herlelf from
her chair without the greateft difficulty, or to walk acrois
the- room without learning on her itaff, and with that
fupport, not  without the greateft inconvenience ;  and
DocL Perkins operated upon her a few minutes,  when
flie declared herlelt free  from pain, and immediately rofe
from her chair, without any alhftance or apparent difficul-
ty, an-.£ talked leveral times  acrois the roc-m without hex
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RICHMOND, JANUARY,  18ftt
No.  I.
ORIGINAL  rOMMl'NICATIOyS.
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 V.  s.
By Prof. Jos. Jones, Surg
 [ Tn selecting for publication in this number the following
t-— is from a carefully and  elaborately prepared paper now
   '  in the office of llic Surgeon-General of the Confederate
  ' s concerning the nature, history, pathology and treatment
  ir..<nnatic tetanus, it is due to the author, Surg. Jos. Jones,
  \ ('. S., to say that we  hope to publish the entire article
i  * -nc future day; in  the meantime, our readers must be
  t> '.t with'only such portions as we think have a practical
Ting on the treatment of this interesting, but usually fatal
lllninrg nf the. i
Symptom*, &c.
      federate  General  Hospital,  Augusta, Ga., July, l^ti—
i.nMrnp, a Confederate soldier; age 37; dark  complexion;
'..■•k hair and eyes; weight 145 ponnds; height five feet six
   <  i. nthktic and strong in health; muscles well developed;
li:is l*«'i*n  in the service of his  country six months; previous
tu thi* time his occupation was  farming.
             1
  At the  battle of  SecemooTilk, on JaaW Island, 8. C-,
June Kith, 1862, whilst standing ia a small awmyawa' in tho
act of taking a eartridgo from tho  box, a Muuue ball paaaad
through a plank in the side ol the house,  throe iaeb.ee it)
thickness,  and entering the  lower  part of the anterior ieehy
[tortaon of the right fore-arm, passed through the extensor
and flexor  muscles between  the ulna aaj radius, splintering
both bones, without, however, fracturing theai acroM.
  The wound  suppurated  freely, and appeared  to be doing
well, until  July uth, when tho nppuratioa was sensibly dimin-
ished, and the patient  complained of spasmodic twitching!
and  painful sensations in the uuaclcs of the wounded arm
und  corresponding  mJc, and along the  spine, especially be-
tween the shoulder* and in the region of the  cervical and
brachial plexus; stiffness and uneasiness about the inuselea of
the jaws, and painful sense and tightness about the ensifurm
cartilage;  torpor of the bowels,  and losa of rest at night.
The spasmodic contraction* and twitching! of the muscles of
the wounded srm were excited and increased by the slightest
movements,  aod were  especially  aggravated by coughing,
which was sot only attended  with great pain, bnt also with
spasmodic  contractions of the muscle? of the thorax and neck.
For several days previous tho bowels have been  constipated;
and  in  like manner with  this characteristic symptom,  the
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