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Titles
- Dr. Franz Hartmann's diseases of children and their homoeopathic treatment1
- Enlightened woman1
- Essays on infant therapeutics: to which are added, observations on ergot, history of the origin of the use of mercury in inflammatory complaints : together with the statistics of the deaths from poisoning in New York in the years 1841-2-31
- Follicular amygdalitis1
- Gynecology, or, Treatise on midwifery and physical ailments of women and children: containing an explanation of the phenomena of reproduction, with remarks on sterility, how to care for and raise infants, plural births, chloroform, &c., in confinement, hygiene, &c., &c1
- Handy-book of the treatment of women's and children's diseases: according to the Vienna Medical School, with prescriptions1
- Illustrated midwifery, or, Lectures on obstetrics, and the diseases of women and children1
- Lectures on the diseases of infancy and childhood3
- Manual of the diseases of children1
- Napheys' modern therapeutics: medical and surgical : including the diseases of women and children : a compendium of recent formulæ and therapeutical directions from the practice of eminent contemporary physicians, American and foreign1
- Niños: apuntes médicos-sociales1
- On the diseases of infants and children2
- Opusculo sobre higiene de los niños1
- Painless childbirth, or, Healthy mothers and healthy children1
- Report on the clinic for diseases of children: held in the New York Medical College session 1860-61 : with essays on some of the more important points of infantile therapeutics1
- Some precautions against the spread of contagious diseases, especially in children1
- Tésis inaugural presentada al jurado calificador para el exámen de medicina, cirujía y obstetricia1
- The application of the principles and practice of homoeopathy to obstetrics and the disorders peculiar to women and young children2
- The application of the principles and practice of homoeopathy to obstetrics, and the disorders peculiar to women and young children1
- The constitution and by-laws, with the officers and members for 1888-9, of the American Pediatric Society1