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    • Critical remarks upon the misstatements as to interdental splints in the surgical treatise of Professor D. Hayes Agnew, M.D1
    • Current medical opinion on the attitude of the New York State Commission in Lunacy: dangers to state hospitals for the insane1
    • Dear Doctor, Tthe movement which was set on foot in 1871 for the establishment of a great General Hospital in connection with the University of Pennsylvania has been very successful up to the present time1
    • Dear Doctor, We would feel greatly obliged if you will furnish us a complete history of the recent epidemic of Yellow Fever in your place1
    • Dear Doctor, While we know of no special cause for alarm now, still we cannot feel confident that we will not have another epidemic visitation this summer2
    • Dear Dr.--, by a vote of the Middlesex South District Medical Society, a Committee was appointed1
    • Dear Sir, At its August meeting, the attention of the Cumberland County Medical Society was called to an alleged "opium antidote", which a member had found to contain morphine, and the undersigned were appointed a committee to obtain a quantitative analysis of the preparation1
    • Dear Sir, In view of the sickly season and the prevalence of yellow fever in New Orleans, would it not be well for you to organize a Board of Health1
    • Dear Sir, The State Board of Health wishes to secure information in reference to the prevailing diseases in different parts of the State1
    • Dear Sir, The amendment passed at the last session of the Legislature to the law creating a State Board of Health, provides for the registration of marriages, births, and deaths by the Circuit Clerks1
    • Dear Sir, You are respectfully invited to meet other members of the profession at the office of Dr. J.R. Cooper1
    • Dear [blank], I have received your courteous reply to my inquiries concerning [blank]1
    • Dear sir, The State Board of Health is very desirous of getting weekly information of the diseases prevalent in all parts of Massachusetts1
    • Dear sir, a meeting will be held at 113 Boylston Street, at 4 p.m., Wednesday Nov. 3d, to see if any measures should be taken on the occasion of the interment of the remains of the late Dr. W.T.G. Morton at Mount Auburn1
    • Deuxième lettre chirurgicale du Dr. Clément a M. J.M. Rodriguez1
    • Doctors and politicians1
    • Down in Dixie: a second Birmingham, Ala., letter1
    • Dr. H.A. Ramsay's letter to Dr. James Bryan, on the Southern negro, etc1
    • Dr. Watters' Doctrines of life: letter from Mr. Jas. Hinton, of London1
    • Dr. Watters' doctrines of life: reply to London lancet, and closing remarks1
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