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- The Hot Springs of Virginia1
- The Virginia mineral springs: with remarks on their use, the diseases to which they are applicable, and in which they are contra-indicated : accompanied by a map of routes and distances : a new work1
- The Warm Springs, Bath County, Virginia1
- The Warm Sulphur Springs, Bath County, Va1
- The art of swimming: exemplified by diagrams, from which both sexes may learn to swim and float on the water, and rules for all kinds of bathing, in the preservation of health, and cure of disease : with the management of diet from infancy to old age, and a valuable remedy against sea-sickness1
- The baths of Nauheim in the treatment of diseases of the heart and the therapeutic methods of the doctors Schott1
- The healing waters of Bethesda: a sermon, preached at Buxton Wells, to the company assembled there for the benefit of the medicinal waters : on Whitsunday, June 2, 18111
- The invalid's guide to the Virginia hot springs: containing an account of the medical properties of these waters, with cases illustrative of their effects1
- The mineral springs of western Virginia: with remarks on their use, and the diseases to which they are applicable1
- The treatment of chronic heart disease by the Schott method1
- The water cure in chronic disease: an exposition of the causes, progress, and terminations of various chronic diseases of the digestive organs, lungs, nerves, limbs, and skin : and of their treatment by water, and other hygienic means1
- The water-cure manual: a popular work : embracing descriptions of the various modes of bathing, the hygienic and curative effects of air, exercise, clothing, occupation, diet, water-drinking, &c. : together with descriptions of diseases, and the hydropathic means to be employed therein1
- Titles of books and papers relating to mineral waters in the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, June 1, 18951
- Titles of books and papers relating to mineral waters in the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, June 1, 19151