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- Kindergarten and primary school for the blind: a second appeal for its foundation and endowment1
- Morton Testimonial Association1
- Report of the Howard Association of New Orleans1
- Report of the Jacksonville Auxiliary Sanitary Association, of Jacksonville, Florida: covering the work of the association during the yellow fever epidemic, 18881
- Report of the Philadelphia Relief Committee: appointed to collect funds for the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk & Portsmouth, Va., 18551
- Report to the Executive Committee of Physicians and Surgeons interested in raising a national testimonial for the discoverer of the anaesthetic uses of sulphuric ether1
- Sanitary Commission, Washington City, D.C., Treasury building, June 22, 18611
- Statement of the object and methods of the Sanitary Commission: appointed by the Government of the United States, June 13, 18611
- Testimonial of members of the medical profession of Philadelphia, New York and Boston in behalf of Wm. T.G. Morton1
- Testimonial of members of the medical profession of Philadelphia, New York, and Boston in behalf of Wm. T.G. Morton, M.D1
- Testimonial to William T.G. Morton1
- The Trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital earnestly request of their fellow townsmen a candid perusal of the following address before Thursday next, the 26th inst1
- The Trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital, to the public1
- The necessity for a hospital in Dover, N.H: read by John R. Ham, M.D., at the regular meeting of the Dover Medical Society, on February 3, 18921
- The undersigned have been engaged for the past three years in the task of establishing a great General Hospital in connection with the University of Pennsylvania1
- The undersigned, in common with many others, believing that honor is due to the memory of the late Dr. William T.G. Morton1
- To all loyal citizens of the United States1
- To the honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met: it is not necessary to again refer to the unanswerable arguments by which it has been shown that there has for some years past been an urgent need for a large increase in the General Hospital accommodation in this state1
- To the presidents and officers of the various life insurance companies of the United States1