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2. Cosmical view of chemistry, and its relations to cholera and other diseases
3. Remarks on cholera: more especially in reference to the treatment proper for its different stages
4. Strychnine in Asiatic cholera
5. The cholera
6. On animal decomposition as the chief promotive cause of cholera
7. The cholera: Dr. Hamlin's letter from Constantinople
8. Cholera, with reference to the geological theory: a proximate cause, a law by which it is governed, a prophylactic
9. Plan of quarantine for cholera
10. Review of Dr. S. A. Latta's pamphlet, entitled The cholera in Cincinnati, or a connected view of the controversy between the homoeopathists and the Methodist Expositor: also, a review of the report read before the Homoeopathic Association
11. Cholera : observations on the management of cholera on plantations, and method of treating the disease
12. Congestion of the brain in cholera: its etiology, diagnosis, and treatment : a paper read before the Buffalo Medical Association, October 3, 1854
13. Practical views on cholera, and on the sanitary, preventive, and curative measures to be adopted in the event of a visitation of the epidemic: with an appendix
14. On the conveyance of Asiatic cholera from Hindostan, through Central Asia and Persia, to Russia and England, from 1817 to 1831
15. Letter addressed to the mayor and aldermen of the city of Knoxville
16. Neutralization and arrest of the poisonous effects of miasmata, when absorbed by the mucous membrane of the stomach and bowels
17. A catalogue of medical works on cholera, in the library of J.M. Toner, M.D
18. Documents communicated to the General Assembly by His Excellency the Governor of Vermont, concerning the spread of the Asiatic cholera: submitted to the house Oct. 19, 1865
19. Cholera, its treatment by homoeopathy: with the necessary medicines
20. Observations on the origin, treatment and cure of Asiatic cholera and cholera morbus: the result of an experience of forty-five years during a residence in Asia, Europe, and America
