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Titles
- A descriptive catalogue of the monstrosities in the cabinet of the Boston Society for Medical Improvement1
- A directory of the charitable and beneficent organizations of Boston: together with legal suggestions, health hints, suggestions to visitors, etc1
- A discourse, delivered before the members of the Boston Female Asylum: Friday, Sept. 25, 1801, being their first anniversary1
- A free-bed fund for the Washingtonian Home1
- A friendly debate, or, A dialogue, between Academicus, and Sawny & Mundungus: two eminent physicians, about some of their late performances1
- A history of the Boston Dispensary1
- A memorial of William W. Wellington, M.D., of Cambridge: read before the Cambridge Medical Improvement Society, 28th December, 18961
- A report of six months' work in the out-patient department for diseases of women, at the Boston City Hospital1
- A review of the Webster case1
- A sketch of the life of Horatio R. Storer, M.D1
- A statement of reasons showing the illegality of that verdict upon which sentence of death has been pronounced against John W. Webster for the alleged murder of George Parkman1
- A supplement to Beecher's dental directory of the United States1
- A work of faith: history of the Consumptives' Home, and the first annual report1
- Abuse of medical charity: a remedy applied in 3000 cases of out-door patients, results1
- Act of 1864: ordinances, rules and regulations, as to the overseers of the poor, charity building and temporary home1
- Act of incorporation, constitution, and by-laws of the Boston Society of Natural History1
- Act of the Legislature and ordinances of the City Council relating to the City Hospital: with the rules and orders of the trustees, and the rules and regulations of the hospital, trustees, committees, &c1
- Adams Nervine Asylum, 18951
- Address at the opening of the new rooms of the Provident Association in the Bureau of Charity1
- Address delivered before the Governour and council, members of the legislature, and other patrons of the Massachusetts General Hospital: at King's Chapel, Boston, June 3, 18191