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2. Three lectures, preliminary to a course on the principles and practice of surgery: delivered on the 4th, 8th, and 9th of October, 1849, before the medical class of the University of Pennsylvania
3. Silver sutures in surgery: the anniversary discourse before the New York Academy of Medicine, delivered in the new building of the Historical Society on November 18, 1857
4. A professional visit to London and Paris: introductory lecture to the course on the principles and practice of surgery : delivered in the University of Pennsylvania, October 9, 1855
5. Address before the American Medical Association, at the anniversary meeting in Cincinnati, May 8, 1850
6. The influence of the uterus on the female constitution: an address delivered before the Burlington County Medical Society, October 16, 1849
7. A radical operation for procidentia: read before the New York Obstetrical Society, December 20, 1864
8. Proceedings on the occasion of laying the corner stone of the new Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane at Philadelphia: including the address
9. Address, delivered before the friends and patrons of the Troy Hospital
10. An address delivered on the occasion of the inauguration of the new South Building of the New York Hospital: on the 18th of April, 1855
11. Medical education: the annual discourse before the Philadelphia County Medical Society : delivered December 29, 1852
12. Mechanism in thought and morals: an address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University, June 29, 1870, with notes and after-thoughts
13. The relation of puerperal fever to the infective diseases and pyaemia: an address delivered at the Obstetrical Society of London, July 7, 1875
14. The claims of dentistry: an address delivered at the commencement exercises of the Dental Department in Harvard University, February 14, 1872
15. The cure of crooked and otherwise deformed noses
16. Addresses delivered before the Mutual Aid Association of the Philadelphia County Medical Society for the relief of the widows and orphans of medical men, December 14, 1892
17. Addresses commemorative of James L. Cabell: delivered at the University of Virginia, July 1, 1890
18. The evolution of pediatric literature in the United States
19. The special training of the medical officer, with brief notes on army medical schools abroad and at home: an address delivered before the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, at Washington, D.C., May 3, 1894
20. Medical problems of the day: the annual discourse before the Massachusetts Medical Society, June 3, 1874
21. Addresses on anatomy
22. Addresses delivered on laying the cornerstone of an edifice for the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia: October 30th, 1872
23. President's annual address before the Texas State Medical Association: at Belton, Tex., April 23d, 1884
24. Speech of Thomas G. C. Davis, of the St. Louis Bar, upon the plea of insanity, in behalf of Robert C. Sloo, esq., indicted for the murder of John E. Hall: delivered at Shawneetown, Ills., August 13, 1857
25. The relations of the medical profession to the state: being the anniversary discourse delivered before the Medical Society of the State of New York, February fifth, 1879
26. Address delivered before the Medical Society of the State of California at its annual session, April, 1873
27. Address delivered before the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Associatiion
28. The grounds of an homoeopath's faith: three lectures delivered at the request of matriculates of the Department of Medicine and Surgery (old school) of the University of Michigan
29. The introduction and progress of homoeopathy in the United States: an inaugural address before the Homoeopathic Medical Society of the County of New York, delivered April 11th, 1864
30. The bacteriology and pathology of diphtheria
31. Cascadilla Place: an institution for the treatment of the sick, and the education of females as physicians and nurses : address
32. Address, introductory to the fifteenth annual course of lectures in Rush Medical College: delivered Nov. 2, 1857
33. Festivities at Boston: the dinner and levee at Faneuil Hall, June 2, 1859
34. A lecture, introductory to the first session of the Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri: delivered at the College Hall, November 2, 1859
35. Valedictory delivered before the graduating class of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery: March 25, 1853
36. Professional success: valedictory to the graduates of Rush Medical College, Feb. 27th, 1861
37. An inaugural address, delivered before the New-York Academy of Medicine: January 16, 1861
38. Valedictory address to the anatomical class of the Philadelphia School of Anatomy: delivered on Thursday evening, February 19, 1857
39. An address to the graduates of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery: session of 1858-'59
40. Valedictory address to the anatomical class of the Philadelphia School of Anatomy: delivered on Friday evening, February 18, 1859
41. Valedictory address to the anatomical class of the Philadelphia School of Anatomy: delivered on Tuesday evening, February 16, 1858
42. Steps to the medical platform: an address
43. Valedictory address to the anatomical class of the Philadelphia School of Anatomy: delivered on Friday evening, February 17, 1860
44. Address delivered before the Medical Society of Virginia: at its thirtieth annual meeting held in Richmond in April 1853
45. An inaugural address, delivered before the New York Academy of Medicine, February 3d, 1858
46. The forces of nature: an address delivered before the Chemical Society of Union College, July 22d, 1863
47. Valedictory address delivered at the first annual commencement of the Homeopathic Medical College of New-York
48. Valedictory address, delivered at the sixth annual commencement of the Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania, March 1, 1854
49. An address, introductory to the third course of lectures, in the Atlanta Medical College
50. Science and success: a valedictory address delivered to the medical graduates of Harvard University, at the annual commencement, Wednesday, March 9, 1859
