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- A biographical memoir of Samuel George Morton, M.D: prepared by appointment of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, and read before that body, November 3, 18521
- A biographical sketch of the late Nathaniel Chapman, M.D., professor of theory and practice of medicine in the University of Pennsylvania1
- A case of akromegaly1
- A case of dermatitis herpetiformis (bullosa)1
- A case of erythromelalgia, with microscopical examination of the tissue from an amputated toe1
- A case of hemiplegia associated with atrophy of the muscles of the paralyzed side: and also with a partial motor aphasia, the patient having a good memory for substantives, but an absolute loss of all other parts of speech1
- A case of lepra maculosa et tuberosa1
- A case of sporadic cretinism1
- A case of tinea tricophytina unguium1
- A clinical re-examination of the motor-symptoms of chorea1
- A clinical study of three hundred and fifty-four cases of foreign bodies situated on and in the cornea1
- A contribution to hepato-phlebotomy1
- A discourse commemorative of the life and character of Hugh L. Hodge, late emeritus professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and children in the University of Pennsylvania1
- A discourse commemorative of the life and character of Samuel Jackson, M.D., late professor of the institutes of medicine in the University of Pennsylvania1
- A full account of the trial of Simon M. Landis, M.D: for uttering and publishing a book entitled "Secrets of generation"1
- A further study of hysterical cases and their fields of vision1
- A history of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia: with biographical sketches of the early professors1
- A letter to the hon. the Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania1
- A list of some of the benevolent institutions of the city of Philadelphia and their legal titles: together with a form of devise and bequest to them1
- A memoir of Samuel George Morton: late president of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia1