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13. Animal magnetism: report of Dr. Franklin and other commissioners, charged by the King of France with the examination of the animal magnetism as practised at Paris : translated from the French, with an historical outline of the "science", an abstract of the report on magnetic experiments made by a committee of the Royal Academy of Medicine in 1831, and remarks on Col. Stone's pamphlet

Author(s):
Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790
Publication:
Philadelphia : Perkins, 1837
Subject(s):
Hypnosis

18. The book of nature

Author(s):
Good, John Mason, 1764-1827
Publication:
Hartford : Belknap and Hamersley, 1837
Subject(s):
Physiological Phenomena

19. The botanic physician, or, Family medical adviser: being an improved system, found on correct physiological principles : comprising a brief view of anatomy, physiology, pathology, hygieine [sic], or art of preserving health : a materia medica, exclusively botanical, containing a description of more than two hundred and thiry of the most valuable vegetable remedies : to which is added a dispensatory, embracing more than two hundred recipes for preparing and administering medicine : the diseases of the United States, with their symptoms, causes, cures, and means of prevention : likewise, a treatise on the diseases peculiar to women and children

Author(s):
Carter, J. E., active 1837
Publication:
Madisonville, Ten. : Published by B. Parker & Co., 1837
Subject(s):
Phytotherapy
Materia Medica

31. Directions for combining and using A. Stewart's compound vegetable and other pills: accompanied with correct tables, suitable for nearly all of the most commom complaints, whether simple or compound : taken from every day's observations and practice, of the numerous patients which I have had the honor to prescribe for, with unbounded success, both in Surgical and Medical cases

Author(s):
Stewart, Adam, 1775 or 1776-1842
Publication:
Boston : Printed by S. N. Dickinson, 1837
Subject(s):
Medicine, Traditional
Nonprescription Drugs -- therapeutic use

37. Electro-galvanic symptoms, and electro-magnetic remedies, in chronic diseases of the class hypertrophy: or chronic enlargements of the organs and limbs, including all forms of scrofula, with illustrative diagrams and cases

Author(s):
Sherwood, H. H. (Henry Hall)
Publication:
New York : Printed by J.W. Bell, 1837
Subject(s):
Electric Stimulation Therapy
Magnetic Field Therapy
Hypertrophy -- therapy
Tuberculosis, Lymph Node -- therapy

38. An elementary treatise on anatomy

Author(s):
Bayle, Antoine Laurent Jessé, 1799-1858
Publication:
New-York : Harper & Bros., 1837
Subject(s):
Anatomy

39. Elements of surgery

Author(s):
Liston, Robert, 1794-1847
Publication:
Philadelphia : Haswell, Barrington, and Haswell, 1837
Subject(s):
Surgical Procedures, Operative

44. The final report of the committee of the Philadelphia Medical Society on the construction of instruments and their mode of action in the radical cure of hernia (from three years observation): accompanied by a collation of the practical facts contained in the preliminary report : with notes, illustrations, and additional cases of hernia and diseases resembling hernia : also, illustrations of certain instruments designed for the treatment of other diseases effecting similar parts

Author(s):
Chase, Heber.
Publication:
Philadelphia : Published by J.G. Auner, 1837
Subject(s):
Hernia -- therapy
Trusses

47. Gunn's Domestic medicine, or, Poor man's friend: in the hours of affliction, pain and sickness ; this book points out, in plain language, free from doctors' terms, the diseases of men, women, and children, and the latest and most approved means used in their cure, and is intended expressly for the benefit of families in the western and southern states ; it also contains descriptions of the medicinal roots and herbs of the western and southern country, and how they are to be used in the cure of diseases : arranged on a new and simple plan, by which the practice of medicine is reduced to principles of common sense

Author(s):
Gunn, John C.
Publication:
[Xenia, Ohio] : Published by J. Perry ; Xenia, Ohio : J. H. Purdy, printer, 1837
Subject(s):
Medicine

51. The institutes of Thomsonism

Author(s):
Fonerden, William Henry.
Publication:
Philadelphia : Printed at the office of the Botanic sentinel, 1837
Subject(s):
Medicine
Phytotherapy

75. A manual of the diseases of the eye

Author(s):
Littell, S. (Squier), 1803-1886
Publication:
Philadelphia : John S. Littell, 1837
Subject(s):
Eye Diseases

76. The medical instructer: containing the symptoms of diseases, and directions for their removal : by the use of Dr. Daniel J. Cobb's highly celebrated and invaluable family medicines ; to which are prefixed, certificates and observations recommendatory of their superiour virtues in the prevention and cure of diseases

Author(s):
Cobb, Daniel J.
Publication:
Warsaw [N.Y.] : J.A. Hadley, printer, 1837
Subject(s):
Phytotherapy
Plants, Medicinal

78. The medical student, or, Aids to the study of medicine: including a glossary of the terms of the science, and of the mode of prescribing, bibliographical notices of medical works, the regulations of different medical colleges of the union, &c. &c

Author(s):
Dunglison, Robley, 1798-1869
Publication:
Philadelphia : Carey, Lea & Blanchards, 1837
Subject(s):
Medicine
Education, Medical
Schools, Medical
Terminology as Topic
United States

82. New or electric symptoms of chronic diseases, or chronic tubercula of the organs and limbs: by which they may be easily and invariably distinguished by any person of common education and capacity, and their natural or electric remedies ; which, with very few exceptions in the last stage, cure all these diseases by their electric influences, including all the forms of scrofula, with cases affecting the different organs and limbs

Author(s):
Sherwood, H. H. (Henry Hall)
Publication:
Cincinnati : T. Surguy, printer, 1837
Subject(s):
Tuberculosis, Lymph Node

86. On animal magnetism

Author(s):
Hays, Isaac, 1796-1879, author
Publication:
[Philadelphia?] : [publisher not identified], [1837?]
Subject(s):
Hypnosis

89. On the typhus fever, which occurred at Philadelphia in the spring and summer of 1836: illustrated by clinical observations at the Philadelphia Hospital, showing the distinction between this form of disease and dothinenteritis, or the typhoid fever, with alteration of the follicles of the small intestine

Author(s):
Gerhard, W. W. (William Wood), 1809-1872, author
Publication:
[Philadelphia?] : [publisher not identified], [1837?]
Subject(s):
Typhus, Epidemic Louse-Borne
Typhoid Fever
Diagnosis, Differential

93. A phrenological chart, presenting a synopsis of the science of phrenology: the phrenological analysis of the primitive powers of the mind, in their various degrees of developement, the phenomena produced by their combined activity, and the location of the corresponding organs, together with the phrenological character of [blank]

Author(s):
Fletcher, J.
Publication:
Boston : Printed by Cassady & March, [1837]
Subject(s):
Phrenology

95. Phrenology proved, illustrated, and applied: accompanied by a chart : embracing an analysis of the primary, mental powers in their various degrees of development, the phenomena produced by their combined activity and the location of the phrenological organs in the head : together with a view of the moral and theological bearing of the science

Author(s):
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887
Publication:
New-York : Printed for the authors by W.H. Colyer, 1837
Subject(s):
Phrenology