1. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
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2. Morton Testimonial Association
3. Report of the Philadelphia Relief Committee: appointed to collect funds for the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk & Portsmouth, Va., 1855
4. The Trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital, to the public
5. The Trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital earnestly request of their fellow townsmen a candid perusal of the following address before Thursday next, the 26th inst
6. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
7. History of the Brooklyn and Long Island Fair: February 22, 1864
8. An appeal to the citizens of Pennsylvania for means to provide additional accomodations for the insane
9. An appeal to the public, by members of the medical profession
10. Testimonial of members of the medical profession of Philadelphia, New York, and Boston in behalf of Wm. T.G. Morton, M.D
11. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
12. Testimonial to William T.G. Morton
13. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
14. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
15. Report to the Executive Committee of Physicians and Surgeons interested in raising a national testimonial for the discoverer of the anaesthetic uses of sulphuric ether
16. Proceedings in behalf of the Morton testimonial
17. Testimonial of members of the medical profession of Philadelphia, New York and Boston in behalf of Wm. T.G. Morton
18. Sanitary Commission, Washington City, D.C., Treasury building, June 22, 1861
19. To the presidents and officers of the various life insurance companies of the United States
20. Appeal of the Executive Finance Committee in the city of New York
21. Address of the Central Finance Committee
22. To all loyal citizens of the United States
23. A letter to the women of the northwest, assembled at the fair at Chicago, for the benefit of the U.S. Sanitary Commission
24. Statement of the object and methods of the Sanitary Commission: appointed by the Government of the United States, June 13, 1861
25. Account of the rise and progress of the asylum, proposed to be established, near Philadelphia: for the relief of persons deprived of the use of their reason : with an abridged account of the Retreat, a similar institution near York, in England
26. Account of the present state of the Asylum for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the Use of their Reason
27. Day nursery
28. An appeal in behalf of a hospital for the University of Pennsylvania
29. A free-bed fund for the Washingtonian Home
30. The undersigned, in common with many others, believing that honor is due to the memory of the late Dr. William T.G. Morton
31. Historical memoranda relative to the discovery of etherization, and to the connection with it of the late Dr. William T.G. Morton
32. Circular of the Washington Training School for Nurses
33. Circular
34. Integrative medicine: rethinking health care delivery
35. Healthy places NC: through place-based philanthropy
36. The one that got away: emerging leaders in health philanthropy on moving up and moving on
37. The legacy of The Bravewell Collaborative: transforming health care through integrative medicine
38. Report of the Jacksonville Auxiliary Sanitary Association, of Jacksonville, Florida: covering the work of the association during the yellow fever epidemic, 1888
39. Kindergarten and primary school for the blind: a second appeal for its foundation and endowment
40. Report of the Howard Association of New Orleans
41. The undersigned have been engaged for the past three years in the task of establishing a great General Hospital in connection with the University of Pennsylvania
42. Dear Doctor, Tthe movement which was set on foot in 1871 for the establishment of a great General Hospital in connection with the University of Pennsylvania has been very successful up to the present time
43. To the honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met: it is not necessary to again refer to the unanswerable arguments by which it has been shown that there has for some years past been an urgent need for a large increase in the General Hospital accommodation in this state
44. Boston Medical Library: special meeting to raise funds for a new building, November 29, 1898 : David W. Cheever, M.D., in the chair
45. The necessity for a hospital in Dover, N.H: read by John R. Ham, M.D., at the regular meeting of the Dover Medical Society, on February 3, 1892
46. Address delivered on the occasion of the opening of the new lecture hall of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, February 22, 1892
