CATALOGUE 
OF THE 
LIBRARY 
OF THE 
raster Sistrat Metrical Serrato; 
WITH A 
LIST OF THE PRESENT MEMBERS. 
WORCESTER: 
PRINTED BY CHAS. HAMILTON, 
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. 
1 860. HISTORY OF THE LIBRARY. 
The Library of the Worcester District Medical 
Society was founded in 1798, by the gift of " Fifty Pounds 
value in Books" to the Worcester Medical Society, by Doc- 
tor Elijah Dix, of Worcester; and the books became the 
property of the newly-formed District Society, upon the dis- 
solution of the former in 1804. Additions were made from 
time to time, for many subsequent years;-by purchase;-by 
contributions from the Massachusetts Medical Society, 
including not only its own publications, but many Medical 
works of great value ;-and by donations of books from Drs. 
William Paine, John Green, Benjamin F. Heywood, 
and Hon. Daniel Waldo, of Worcester. But by far the 
largest source of increase has been from purchase, within 
the last eight years, by appropriation of the income derived 
from the very munificent bequests of Hon. Daniel Waldo, 
and Doctor Charles Wellington Wilder, of Leomin- 
ter. Mr. Waldo bequeathed to the Society the sum of Six 
Thousand Dollars; the principal of which is to be kept 
safely invested, and the income perpetually appropriated to 
the purchase and care of books for a Medical Library. The 
Library is to be always kept in the City of Worcester, and to 
be the property of the Worcester District Medical Society, 
but open at all times to the profession at large of Worcester IV 
HISTORY OF THE LIBRARY. 
County. Dr. Wilder bequeathed the sum of Five Hundred 
Dollars, to be used by the Society " for the encouragement 
of Medical Science, in such manner as its members may 
direct." 
The total amount of the Fund arising from these bequests, 
was on May 1st, 1859, $8043.74; all of which is securely 
invested, and is at present yielding an income of more than 
six per cent, per annum. To the same period the total 
amount which had been expended for the purchase of books, 
and on account of the library was $3351.61. 
The collection has been the means of great good to the 
profession and the society, and is a just source of pride and 
satisfaction. Every member has interested himself in its 
welfare and improvement, and the suggestions of all are 
respected, and as far as possible followed, in making pur- 
chases and additions. LIST OF PRESENT MEMBERS 
OF THE 
WORCESTER DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY. 
18 6 0. 
Andrews, John _ _ _ Boylston. 
Barnes, John _ _ _ Milford. 
Bennett, Alonzo W. - _ - Uxbridge. 
Brooks, Alphonso - - Princeton. 
Burdett, George W. - - - Clinton. 
Carpenter, Henry - - - Upton. 
Carpenter, Nelson - _ - Warren. 
Chamberlain, Eben N. - Millbury. 
Chandler, George - Worcester. 
Clarke, Henry - Worcester. 
Clarke, Rowse R. Whitinsville. 
Fay, Charles M. - - Charlton. 
Fiske, Calvin P. - - Fiskedale. 
Fiske, Daniel S. E. Brookfield. 
Flint, Edward - Leicester. 
Gage, Thomas H. - - Worcester. 
Gillmore, Henry - - - Brookfield. 
Green, Daniel - Auburn. 
Green, John - Worcester. 
Griggs, Samuel - - - Westborough. 
Griggs, Thomas T. - - Grafton. 
Hartwell, Samuel - - - Southbridge. 
Hartwell, Samuel C. - - Southbridge. 
Hathaway, John E. - - Worcester. 
Haven, S. F., jr. - - - Worcester. 
Heywood, Beniamin - - Worcester. VI 
LIST OF MEMBERS. 
Heywood, Benjamin F. - - Worcester. 
Jewett, Frederic A. - - Shrewsbury. 
Jewett, Henry A. - - - • Northborough. 
Kendall, P. T. - - - Clinton. 
Leland, F. Milford. 
Lincoln, Henry ... Lancaster. 
Lovell, Ephraim - - - W. Boylston. 
Martin, Oramel - Worcester. 
Metcalf, John Gr. Mendon. 
Mignault, P. B. - - - Worcester. 
Mirick, Lawson - - - W. Brookfield. 
Orcutt, Almon M. - - Hardwick. 
Parker, Amos . _ . Shrewsbury. 
Parker, Henry ... Worcester. 
Peck, William D. - - - Sterling. 
Phelps, Moses - - - Hubbardston. 
Pierce, Delano - Grafton. 
Porter, Joshua - - N. Brookfield. 
Potter, Albert - Charlton. 
Rawson, Levi - Grafton. 
Rice, J. Marcus - Worcester. 
Rising, Henry H. - - Westborough. 
Robinson, Albert B. - - Holden. 
Rogers, Seth - _ . Worcester. 
Sargent, Joseph - Worcester. 
Saunders, W. S. - - Sturbridge. 
Sawyer, F. A. - - - Sterling. 
Southwick, Moses D. - - Blackstone. 
Spaulding, Leonard ... Millbury. 
Terry, William - Sutton. 
Thornton, William _ . _ Grafton. 
Tyler, Warren - N. Brookfield. 
Wheeler, E. M. - - - Spencer. 
Whitcomb, C. W. - - - Barre. 
Wilcox, Chauncey A. - - - Uxbridge. 
Wilder, Abel - - - Blackstone. 
Woodward, Rufus - Worcester. 
Workman, William - - Worcester. CLASSIFICATION AND ARRANGEMENT. 
The following Catalogue is the result of the labors of a 
Committee of the Society appointed at the annual meeting 
in May, 1858, to make a new catalogue of all the books 
belonging to the library of said society. 
To make a catalogue which should transform our library 
from its former state of utter confusion into an orderly, 
philosophical and convenient arrangement, which should at 
once indicate the character and contents of every book, and 
point the inquirer directly to its place on the shelf, was 
found to be a much more arduous labor than was at first 
anticipated. 
The present size of the library, which has been greatly 
enlarged since the former catalogues were printed, seemed to 
render necessary for convenience of reference some method of 
arrangement other and better than the alphabetical sequence 
of the names of authors. With a view to this end, therefore, 
the books of the library have been arranged in eleven distinct 
Classes, which were thought to be sufficiently definite for 
convenience, and sufficiently comprehensive to embrace all 
the works contained in it. Hence the catalogue now pre- 
sented to the Society is entirely a new work, compiled from VIII 
CLASSIFICATION AND ARRANGEMENT. 
the books (from every book), without reference to, or aid 
from, the old catalogues. 
The classification adopted is as follows, viz : 
1st. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 
2d. MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY, 
3d. PATHOLOGY, 
4th. SURGERY, 
5th. MIDWIFERY, 
6th. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, 
7th. CHEMISTRY AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, 
8th. NATURAL HISTORY, 
9th. PERIODICALS, 
10th. GENERAL LITERATURE, 
11th. MISCELLANEOUS. 
It was found, however, in the progress of the work, to be 
a much easier matter to project a principle of classification 
than to apply it practically in all cases. In the majority of 
cases the work is easy, but there are many instances where 
a book may with nearly equal propriety be placed in two or 
more different classes, while for some others it was quite 
difficult to find a suitable place without multiplying classes 
beyond our prescribed number. But sound judgment and 
good taste alone can decide correctly in these cases, and 
doubtless there will be different opinions in regard to the 
proper collocation of some of the books above referred to. 
Again, there are books treating in some degree upon 
medical or surgical subjects, yet in such a general and 
popular manner as to preclude them a place under either of IX 
these specialties. Such books it was deemed proper to 
classify with a considerable variety of others, under the head 
of General Literature. It is not claimed, however, that a 
better arrangement can not be made. 
CLASSIFICATION AND ARRANGEMENT. 
The present arrangement of the Library was begun first 
by numbering the shelves ; secondly, by arranging the books 
according to size and appearance rather than by any other 
principle, and numbering them on the shelves. 
The numbers prefixed to the title of each book on the 
left margin of the page show its place in the whole number 
of the catalogue. 
The books are also all numbered by the shelf; and the 
numbers at the end of the title on the right margin, show 
first the place of each book on its appropriate shelf, and 
secondly the shelf on which each book may be found; so 
that with a catalogue, or simply the number of book and 
shelf before him, any one may place his hand directly on 
the book he may desire to find. 
January, 1860. TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
PAGE 
Class 1st. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; Human and Compar- 
ative 13 
Class 2d. MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY; including- Hy- 
giene and Therapeutics 21 
Class 3d. PATHOLOGY; including Pathological Anatomy, Gen- 
eral and Special Pathology, and Practice oe 
Medicine 27 
Class 1th. SURGERY; General and Particular, Civil and Mil- 
itary 58 
Class 5th.. MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHIL- 
DREN 79 
Class 6th. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, and MEDICAL POLICE.. 87 
Class 7th. CHEMISTRY, and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY 89 
Class 8th. NATURAL HISTORY. Division 1st, Zoology; 2d, Bot- 
any; 3d, Mineralogy and Geology 93 
Class 6th. PERIODICALS; including Journals and Reviews, Dic- 
tionaries and Cyclopaedias, and Catalogues 98 
Class 10th. GENERAL LITERATURE; including Moral Philos- 
ophy, Biography, History, Antiquities, Geogra- 
phy, Voyages and Travels, and the Arts 113 
Class 11th. MISCELLANEOUS; including Agriculture, Horti- 
culture, Veterinary Medicine, and Domestic 
Economy 127 
NOTE. - Acknowledgments are due to the Catalogue Raisonne of the Medical 
Library of the Pennsylvania Hospital, and to Mr. John Gbay, late Librarian of the 
Worcester Lyceum and Library Association, for valuable aid in the construction of 
this Catalogue. CLASS I. 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; 
HUMAN AND COMPARATIVE. 
No. Bk. Shlf. 
1879. Addison (W.) The actual process of nutri- 
tion in the living structure demonstrated by 
the microscope. London, 1843. 8vo. 24-95 
2060. Agassiz (L.) Twelve lectures on comparative 
embryology. Boston, 1849. 8vo. 85-97 
1854. Atdee (W. F.) Notes of M. Bernard's lec- 
tures on the blood. Phil., 1854. 12mo. 11-94 
64. Babclay (John.) A series of engravings of 
the bones of the human skeleton ; with se- 
lections of some of the lower animals, ex- 
planatory references, &c., pt. 1. Edinb., 
1819. 4to. 4-10 
65. pt. 2. Edinb., 1820. 5-10 
747. Beale (L. S.) On some points in the anato- 
my of the liver of man and animals. Lon- 
don, 1856. 8vo. 33-42 
1845. Beaumont (W.) Experiments and observa- 
tions on the gastric juice and the physiolo- 
gy of digestion. Plattsburg, 1833. 8vo. 2-94 
1902. Bell (John.) The anatomy of the human 
body, in 4 v., from the 4th London ed. 
vol. 1. N. Y., 1812. 8vo. 6-96 
1903. Vol. 3. 7-96 
73. Bell (John.) Engravings of the bones, mus- 
cles and joints, part 2d. Philad., 1815. 4to. 14-10 
1856. Bennett (J. H.) Outlines of physiology. 
Edinburg, 1858. 12mo. 13-94 
613. Nutrition in health and disease. Lon- 
don, 1858. 12mo. 25-34 14 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 
1844. Bernard (M. C.) Lemons ou physiologic ex- 
perimentale appliquee a la medicine. 
Paris, 1855. 8vo. 1-94 
2000. Memoire sur le pancreas, avec neuf 
planches gravus, en partie coloriees. Paris, 
1856. 4to. 38-91 
2061. Bischoff (T. L. G.) Tracts on generation; 
translated from the German by C. K. Gil- 
man and T. Tellkampf. N.Y.,1847. 8vo. 36-71 
1998. Blandin (P. F.) A treatise on topographi- 
cal anatomy; considered in its relations 
with surgery and operative medicine ; trans- 
lated from the French by A. S. Doane. N. 
Y., 1834. R. 8vo. 36-91 
1421. Bonley (M. H.) Traite de 1'organization du 
pied du cheval, comprenant 1'etude de la 
structure, des functions et des maladies de 
cet organe, et atlas. Paris, 1851. 8vo. 7-67 
1896. Carpenter (W. B.) Principles of human 
physiology, with applications to psychology, 
pathology, therapeutics, hygiene and for- 
ensic medicine, 261 illus. Phil. 1855. 8vo. 41-95 
1572. Carter (H. A7.) Anatomy, descriptive and 
surgical: with drawings. London, 1858. 
R. 8vo. 32-81 
750. Crisp (E.) A treatise on the structure and 
use of the spleen. London. 8vo. 37-42 
1852. Cross (R.) Physiology of human nature ; or 
the physical and moral condition of man. 
London, 1851. 12mo. 9-94 
1904. Cruveilhier (J.) The anatomy of the hu- 
man body. 1st Am. from the last Paris ed. 
Edited by G. S. Pattison. N. Y., 1844. 8vo. 8-96 
1975. Dionis (Mon.) Anatomy of human bodies, 
improved according to the circulation of the 
blood and all the modern discoveries. Lon- 
don, 1703. 12mo. 63-97 
1889. Davy (John.) Researches, physiological and 
anatomical. Phil., 1840. 8vo. 34-95 
1443. Donne (A.) Cours de microscopic comple- 
mentaire des etudes medicales anatomie et ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 
15 
physiologic des fluides de 1'economie. Paris, 
1844. 8vo. 5-66 
7. Cours de microscopic complemen- 
taire des etudes medicales anatomie micro- 
scopique et physiologic des de 1'economie. 
Atlas. Paris, 1845. Fo. 1-4 
1974. Douglas (J.) Myographicae comparatae 
specimen : or a comparative description of 
all the muscles in a man or a quadruped. 
Edinburgh, 1775. 12mo. 62-97 
1894. Dunglison (R.) Human physiology, with 
532 illustrations, 8th ed., in 2 vols. Vol. 
1. Phil., 1856. 8vo. 39-95 
1895. Vol. 2. 40-95 
1881. Edwards (H. M.) Legons sur la physiologic 
et 1'anatomie comparer de 1'homme et des 
animaux. Tome 1. Paris, 1857. 8vo. 26-95 
1882. " 2. " 1857. 27-95 
1883. " 3. " 1858. 28-95 
1884. " 4. 1859. 29-95 
• 53. Goddard (P. B.) The anatomy, physiology 
and pathology of the human teeth, 30 plates. 
Philad., 1844. 4to. 11-9 
1865. Gray (H.) On the structure and use of the 
spleen. London, 1854. 8vo. 9-95 
1850. Griffith (J. W.) Refs (0.) and Mark- 
wick (A.) On the blood and urine. Phil., 
1848. 12mo. 7-94 
2001. Hall (M.) Synopsis of the diastaltic nervous 
system. London. 39-91 
1892. A critical and experimental essay on 
the circulation of the blood; capillary. 
Phil., 1835. 8vo. 37-95 
99. Harveii (Gul.) Opera omnia: a coliegio 
medicorum, Londinensi edita. 1766. 4to. 9-12 
1857. Harvey (William.) The works of,-transla- 
ted from the latin, with a life of the author, 
by R. Willis. London, 1847. 8vo. 1-95 
1912. Hassall (A. H.) The microscopic anatomy 
of the human body in health and disease, 
illustrated, in 2 v. Voll. N. Y., 1851. 8vo. 16-95 
2019. Vol. 2. 17-96 16 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 
1858. Hewson (William.) The works of. Edited 
with an introduction and notes, by Geo. 
Gulliver. London, 1846. 8vo. 2-95 
1876. Hilton (J.) Notes on some of the develop- 
mental and functional relations of certain 
portions of the cranium : selected by F. W. 
Pavy, from the lectures on anatomy by J. 
H. London, 1855. 8vo. 21-95 
1573. Hirschfeld (L.) and Leveille (J. B.) Nev- 
rologie au description et icanographie du 
systeme nerveux et des organs des sens de 
1'homme avec leur mode de preparation. 
Paris, 1853. 4to. 33-81 
1434. Holland (C.) The constitution of the animal 
creation as expressed in structural appen- 
dages. London, 1857. 8vo. 20-67 
1846. Holland (G. C.) The physiology of the foe- 
tus, liver and spleen. London, 1831. 8vo. 3-94 
43. Home (Sir Ev.) Lectures on comparative 
anatomy: in which are explained the pre- 
parations in the Huntorian collection, illus- 
trated by engravings. Vol. 1. London, 
1814. 4to. 1-9 
44. Vol. 2. London, 1814. 4to. 2-9 
45. Vol. 3. Subjoined to above, synop- 
sis systematis regni animalis, nunc pri- 
mum ex ovi modificationibus propositi. 
London, 1823. 4to. 3-9 
46. Vol. 4. London, 1823. 4to. 4-9 
47. Vol. 5. Supplement to the forego- 
ing lectures on comparative anatomy. Lon- 
don, 1828. 4to. 5-9 
48. Vol. 6. Subject continued. Lon- 
don, 1828. 4to. 6-9 
1944. Hooper (R.) The anatomist's vade mecum. 
1st Am. from 3d London edition. Boston, 
1801. 16mo. 32-97 
1907. Homer (W. E.) Special anatomy and his- 
tology. 8th ed., illustrated, in 2 v. Vol. 1. 
Phil., 1851. 8vo. 11-96 
1908. Vol. 2. 12-96 
12. Hunter (Wm.) The anatomy of the human anatomy and physiology. 
17 
gravid uterus, exhibited by figures. Lon- 
don, 1851. Folio. 1-6 
5. Jones (Joseph.) . Investigations chemical and 
physiological relative to certain American 
vertebrata. 1856. 4to. 5-1 
1855. Kirkes (W. S.) Manual of physiology. Phil., 
1857. 12mo. " 12-94 
1868. Koeeiker (A.) Manual of human histology; 
translated and edited by Cleo. Busk. Vol. 
1. London, 1853. 8vo. 13-95 
1869. Vol. 2. 14-95 
66. Lewis (Geo., Engraver.) Views of the mus- 
cles of the human body, drawn from nature : 
with suitable explanatory references. Lon- 
don, 1820. 4to. 6-10 
1871. Mackenzie (W.) The physiology of vision. 
London, 1851. 8vo. 16-95 
2. Maceise (Joseph.) No. 2. Comparative Os- 
teology, being Morphological studies to 
demonstrate the Archetype skeleton of ver- 
tebrated animals. London, 1847. Fo. 2-1 
1478. Majendie (F.) Elementary compendium of 
physiology, translated by E. Milligan. 
Phil., 1824. 8vo. 8-65 
1891. Lectures on the blood. Phil., 1839. 
8vo. 36-95 
1851. Matteucci (C.) Lectures on the physical 
phenomena of living beings, translated un- 
der J. Pereira. Phil., 1848. 12mo. 8-94 
1875. Mayo (H.) Anatomical and physiological com- 
mentaries. No. 1. Aug. 1822. Lond. 8vo. 20-95 
MONOGRAPHS. 
1890. Majendie (F.) Lectures on the blood; its 
changes during disease, &c., and Chittter- 
buck(H.) Lectures on blood-letting. Phil., 
1839. 8vo. 35-95 
MONOGRAPHS. 
1888. Reid (J.) Essays on physiology and hygiene : 
on functions of the 8th pair of nerves,- 
structure of the brain, &c. 
Erenburg's plates of the nervous system. 
Stromeyer on combination of motion 
and sensitive nervous activity. 18 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 
Duchatelet ; On public hygiene : ex- 
periments on spinal marrow and nerves. 
Muller's Progress of anatomy and phys- 
• iology of the nervous system in 1836. 
Edwards (W. F.) On the influence of phys- 
ical agents on life : appendix; observations 
on electricity. 1838. 8vo. 33-95 
1897. Monro (Alex. Jr.) Outlines of the anatomy 
of the human body, in its sound and dis- 
eased state, in 4 vols. Vol. 1. Edinburg, 
1813. 8vo. " 1-96 
1898. Vol. 2. 2-96 
1899. " 3. 3-96 
1900. " 4. 4-96 
1872. Miller (J.) The physiology of the senses, 
voice, and muscular motion, with the men- 
tal faculties : translated from the German, 
with notes by W. Baly, and illustrated. 
London, 1848. 8vo. 17-95 
1849. Noble (D.) The brain and its physiology. 
London, 1846. 12mo. 6-94 
1880. Nunnelly (Thos.) On the organs of vision: 
their anatomy and physiology. London, 
1858. 8vo. 25-95 
1878. Owen (Richard.) On parthenoginosis, or the 
successive production of procreating indi- 
viduals from a single ovum; a discourse de- 
livered at Royal Col. Surgeons. London, 
1849. 8vo. 23-95 
1863. Lectures on the comparative anato- 
my and physiology of the invertebrate ani- 
mals, 2d ed. Lond., 1855. 8vo. 7-95 
1853. The principal forms of the skeleton 
and of the teeth. Phil., 1854. 12mo. 10-94 
1911. Paxton (J.) An introduction to the study of 
human anatomy, with illustrations. 4th 
Am.ed. by W. Lewis, Jr. Boston,1844. 8vo. 15-96 
2016. Peaslee (E. R.) Human histology in its re- 
lations to descriptive anatomy, physiology 
and pathology. Phil., 1857. 8vo. 42-95 
1905 Quain (J. & R.) and Sharpey (W.) Human 
anatomy. 1st Am. from 5th London ed. anatomy and physiology. 
19 
In 2 v. Vol. 1. Phil., 1849. 8vo. 9-96 
1906. Vol. 2. 10-96 
1874. Queckett (J.) Lectures on histology. 159 
cuts. London, 1852. 8vo. 19-95 
1870. Radcliffe (C. B.) The philosophy of vital 
motion. London, 1851. 8vo. 15-95 
1867. Redfield (J. W.) Comparative physiog- 
nomy ; or researches on man and animals. 
330 engravings. N. Y., 1853. 8vo. 12-95 
1862. Reid (John.) Physiological, anatomical and 
pathological researches. Edinburgh, 1848. 
8vo. 6-95 
1909. Richardson (T. G.) Elements of human 
anatomy; general, descriptive and practi- 
cal. Phil., 1854. 8vo. 13-96 
1860. Richardson (B. W.) The cause of the cir- 
culation of the blood: a prize essay. Lon- 
don, 1858. 8vo. 4-95 
1477. Richerand (A.) Elements of physiology. 
Translated by G. J. M. DeLys, and improv- 
ed by J. D. Gorman. Phil., 1823. 8vo. 7-65 
1419. Roget (P. M.) Animal and vegetable physi- 
ology. 2d Am. from last London ed. Vol. 
1. Phil., 1839. 8vo. 5-67 
1420. Vol. 2. 6-67 
1886. Outlines of physiology; with an ap- 
pendix on phrenology. 1st Am. ed. Phil., 
1839. 8vo. 31-95 
902. Saint Hilaire (Geof.) Histoire generale et 
particuliere de 1'organization chez 1'homme 
et les animaux; et des monstrosites. Tome 
premier; avec atlas. Paris, 1832. 8vo. 33-49 
903. Tome deuxieme, 1836. 34-49 
904. Tome troisieme, 1836. 35-49 
905. Atlas, 1837. 36-49 
1431. Siebold (C. Th. V.) Anatomy of the inver- 
tebrata. Boston, 1854. 8vo. 17-67 
1999. Smith (H. H.) Anatomical atlas, illustrative 
of the structure of the human body. Phil., 
1844. R. 8vo. 37-91 
1893. Solly (Sam'l). The human brain; its struc- 
ture, physiology and diseases. From 2d 20 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 
London ed. Phil., 1848. 8vo. 38-95 
1474. Spallanzani (L.) Memoirs on respiration. 
Edited from unpublished manuscripts by J. 
Senebior. London, 1804. 8vo. 4-65 
1475. Speer (T. C.) General views relating to the 
stomach, its fabric and functions. London, 
1818. 5-65 
1847. Struthers (J.) Osteological memoirs. No. 
1. Clavicle. Edinburgh, 1855. 8vo. 4-94 
1901. Swan (J.) A new method of making ana- 
tomical preparations. 3d ed. London, 
1833. 8vo. 5-96 
1330. Tiedemann (F.) The anatomy of the fcetal 
brain; compared with its structure in ani- 
mals. Translated by W. Bennett. Illus- 
trated by 14 engravings. Edinburgh, 1846. 
12mo. 18-72 
1866. Todd (R. B.) and Bowman (W.) The physio- 
logical anatomy and physiology of man. In 
2 v. Vol. 1. London, 1845. 8vo. 10-95 
1887. Todd (D.) A disquisition on certain parts 
and properties of the blood; with wood 
cuts. London, 1854. 8vo. 32-95 
715. Unzor (J. A.) and Prochoska (G.) The prin- 
ciples of physiology, and a dissertation on 
the functions of the nervous system : trans- 
lated and edited by T. Laycock. London, 
1851. 8 vo. 1-42 
716. Same. Dup. 2-42 
1859. Valentine (G.) A text-book of physiology ; 
translated from 3d German ed., by W. Brin- 
ton. 500 illustrations. London. 8vo. 3-95 
1418. Wagner (R.) Elements of comparative anat- 
omy of vertebrate animals. Edited by A. 
Tulk. N. Y., 1845. 8vo. " 4-67 
1717. Ward (F. O.) Outlines of human osteology. 
2d ed. London, 1858. 24mo. 19-90 
1877. Wigglesworth (H.) on the dependence of 
animal motion on the law of gravity. Lon- 
don, 1849. 8vo. 22-95 
1848. Williamson (G.) Observations on the human 
crania, in the museum of the army medical materia medica and pharmacy. 
21 
department, Fort Pitt, Chatham. Dublin, 
1857. 8vo. 5-94 
1910. Wilson (E.) A system of human anatomy, 
general and special. New Am., from en- 
larged London ed. 397 illustrations. Phil., 
1858. 8vo. 14-96 
CLASS II. 
MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY, 
INCLUDING HYGIENE AND THERAPEUTICS. 
No. Bk. Shlf. 
578. Ballard & Garrod. Elements of materia 
medica and therapeutics, with additions and 
alterations by R. G. Griffith. Phil., 1846. 
8vo. 22-36 
558. Barton (B. S.) Professor Cullen's treatise 
on the materia medica, in 2 vols. Philad., 
1812. 8vo. Vol. 1. 2-36 
559. " 2. 3-36 
604. Beasley (H.) The druggist's receipt book ; 
veterinary formulary, patent medicines, &c. 
2d American from the last London edition. 
Phil., 1853. 8vo. 16-34 
602. The book of prescriptions : contain- 
ing 2900 prescriptions, English and foreign. 
Phil., 1855. 8vo. 14-34 
607. Beck (L. C.) Adulterations of various sub- 
stances used in medicine and the arts : with 
the means of detecting them. New York, 
1846. 12mo. 19-34 
571. Beck (J. B.) Lectures on materia medica 
and therapeutics. Prepared for the press 22 
materia medica and pharmacy. 
by C. R. Gilman, N.Y.,1851. 8vo. 15-36 
572. Same. 1856. " 16-36 
626. Begin (L. J.) Treatise on therapeutics, 2 
vols. in one. N. Y., 1829. 8vo. 2-33 
561. Bell (Jolin.) A practical dictionary of ma- 
teria medica, with important toxicological 
observations. Phil., 1841. 8vo. 5-36 
595. Bennett (J. II.) Treatise on the Oleum 
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