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- General orders. No. 142
- The army ration: how to diminish its weight and bulk, secure economy in its administration, avoid waste, and increase the comfort, efficiency, and mobility of troops2
- A brief description of James A. Foster's patent union artificial limbs: manufactured at Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan, and Rochester, N.Y1
- A collection of recipes for the use of special diet kitchens in military hospitals1
- A digest of the military and naval laws of the Confederate States: from the commencement of the Provisional Congress to the end of the First Congress under the permanent Constitution1
- A manual for the medical officers of the United States Army1
- A manual of military surgery: for the use of surgeons in the Confederate States army : with explanatory plates of all useful operations1
- A new and comprehensive system of materia medica and therapeutics, arranged upon a physiologico-pathological basis: for the use of practitioners and students of medicine (Volume 1)1
- A new and comprehensive system of materia medica and therapeutics, arranged upon a physiologico-pathological basis: for the use of practitioners and students of medicine (Volume 2)1
- A practical treatise on pulmonary tuberculosis: embracing its history, pathology, and treatment1
- A proclamation to suspend writ of habeus corpus, and establishing martial law in Kentucky1
- A representation to Congress by the Morton Testimonial Association: covering a portion of the new and recently received petitions, memorials, resolutions, & letters from a large number of the American Medical Association, scientific societies, professors and surgeons of the principal colleges and hospitals, surgeons, officers and wounded soldiers of the Federal Army, &c., &c., urging compensation for the use of anaesthetics in the Army and Navy : submitted to the 38th Congress, and printed for the use of its members1
- A sketch of the theory and cure of phthisis (tuberculous consumption)1
- A treatise on pharmacy: designed as a text-book for the student, and as a guide for the physician and pharmaceutist, containing the officinal and many unofficinal formulas and numerous examples of extemporaneous prescriptions1
- Acting ordnance officers of divisions, brigades, &c1
- An address delivered at the dedication of the city hospital May 24, 18641
- An address to the graduating class of the medical school in the University at Cambridge, on Wednesday, March 9, 18641
- Anaesthetics: brief of points and proofs in support of petitions, memorials, resolutions and letters, from a large number of the American Medical Association, scientific societies, professors and surgeons of the principal colleges and hospitals, surgeons, officers and wounded soldiers of the Federal Army, &c. : laid before the Committee of Ways and Means, and to whom the subject had been referred by a joint resolution of the House, March 1864, urging compensation for the use of anaesthetics in the army and navy : report of the Committee of the Senate on Military Affairs and the Militia, 3d session, 37th Congress, no. 891
- Anatomy and physiology rendered attractive, and the laws of health made plain, in conversations between a physician and his children: designed for schools and families, and for general reading1
- Applications by the Morton Testimonial Association to the 37th and 38th Congress, urging compensation for the use of anaesthetics in the Army and Navy of the United States1