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- Pennsylvania frauds!: how state officials teach a political arithmetic! : what Dr. Paine knows of the frauds of the Pennsylvania war claims, his persecutions, and a plain statement of facts : history of the Philadelphia University, etc2
- Buchanan's graduates1
- Business of healthcare1
- Concussion of the spine in its medico-legal aspects1
- E mase ta ibo yin1
- Elders are swindled out of nearly $15 billion each year from telemarketing crimes alone: help is available1
- Exposure of the conspiracies against the Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery, and the gross slanders refuted1
- Fasting girls: their physiology and pathology1
- General orders. No. 1591
- General orders. No. 1841
- General orders. No. 2421
- General orders. No. 321
- Professor Anderson's exposé of "spirit rappings," being a series of letters to the editors of the Baltimore Sun, together with a "writing medium's" reply1
- Quack busters: enhancing freedom of choice through reliable information1
- Questionable billing for compounded topical drugs in Medicare Part D1
- Remarkable case of deception: a woman professing to secrete nothing but charcoal and stones for a number of years, all the natural functions being arrested, and the deception unmasked1
- Remarkable stratagems and conspiracies: an authentic record of surprising attempts to defraud life insurance companies1
- Reply to a certain document published by John F. Sanford, exposing his base falsehoods and dark designs against the medical department of the Iowa State University1
- Report of the trial of Charles N. Baldwin, for a libel: in publishing, in the Republican chronicle, certain charges of fraud and swindling, in the management of lotteries in the State of New-York. Containing, the publications in relation to this interesting subject - the evidence - the speeches of the counsel on both sides, and the charge of His Hon. C. D. Colden, Mayor of the city of New-York, to the jury1
- Some observations on the case of the brethren of the Corporation of Barber Surgeons, Dublin: who petitioned the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and the Board of Aldermen against several arbitrary and illegal acts done in the said corporation, by John Wright and Richard Thompson, when masters thereof : and by John Conliff and William Lisle Wardens : who upon the demise of the said Thompson, in a very arbitrary and fraudulent manner pretended to elect William Hemming master of said corporation : together with a few reflections on the answer of John Wright, published by him in person, Saturday the 24th of January last1