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Titles
- The history of the Philadelphia School of Anatomy and its relations to medical teaching: a lecture, delivered March 1, 1975, at its dissolution1
- The influence of rest in locomotor ataxia1
- The influence of the habitual inclination of the pelvis in the erect posture upon the shape and size of the pelvic canal1
- The last will and codicils of George B. Wood, dec'd1
- The laws of Pennsylvania in relation to the Board of Health and the health laws of the city of Philadelphia: the acts of Congress relating to quarantines, health laws, and passenger vessels, arranged chronologically : also, the rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Health1
- The library of George W. Childs1
- The medical register and directory of the practitioners of medicine, in the city and county of Philadelphia: compiled from the official register in the Office of the Prothonotary, of the Court of Common Pleas, of the City and County of Philadelphia1
- The methods of slaughtering animals at the Philadelphia abattoir1
- The mortality from rabies in the last twenty-five years in Philadelphia1
- The new pavilion ward of the Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia1
- The ninth annual report of the inspectors of the Philadelphia County Prison: made to the legislature1
- The objects of the Wistar Institute1
- The opening exercises of the Institute of Hygiene of the University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, February 22, 18921
- The physicians' protective register: containing the names of physicians of the city of Philadelphia, regularly graduated from medical colleges of good standing : also, their addresses, office hours, names of colleges from which they graduated, and years of graduation : together with a directory of the benevolent, charitable, and humane institutions in said city, presenting, in addition, a statement of the objects and workings of the most prominent of them1
- The public medical libraries of Philadelphia1
- The rights of a consultant to compensation1
- The seventh annual report of the inspectors of the Philadelphia County Prison, made to the legislature February, 18541
- The significance of pathogenic spirilla in American surface waters, with a description of one isolated from the Schuylkill River at Philadelphia1
- The treatment of nervous and mental disease by systematized active exercises1
- 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 Pennsylvania1