Worcester North District 
ESTABLISHED 4858. BY-LAWS, 
LIST OF MEMBERS, 
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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, 
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ESTABLISHED 1858. 
FITCHBURG : 
PRINTED AT THE REVEILLE PRINTING WORKS, 
1874. BY-LAWS. 
Article i. The Worcester North District Medical 
Society shall hold its annual meeting in Fitchburg, on the 
fourth Saturday in April, at such place and hour as the 
President and Secretary may appoint. Notice of annual, 
and other stated meetings, shall be given to each member 
by circular letter from the Secretary at least seven days 
before such meeting. 
Art. 2. The following order shall be observed in 
the transaction of business at the annual meeting: ist, 
The Secretary shall read the record of the proceedings 
of the last annual, and of each succeeding stated meet- 
ing during the year, and shall report the names of all 
who have become members during that time. 2d, The 
President shall call on the Treasurer and Librarian for 
their reports. 3d, Reports of Standing Committees shall 
be called for. 4th, The officers shall be chosen for the 
ensuing year by ballot. 5th, Directly after the election 
of officers, the President shall call on the person ap- 
pointed for that purpose to deliver the annual address. 
6th, Any propositions or communications which may be 
thought conducive to the welfare of the society, or to 
the interests of the medical profession, may be intro- 
duced by any member, and the society shall determine 
by vote whether they will enter on the consideration ol 
the same. 
'Art. 3. The society shall also hold meetings quar- 
terly, viz: on the second Saturday of July, October and 4 
January, at such hour and place as the President and 
Secretary may appoint, for the purpose of hearing re- 
ports of cases, or communications on medical, or scien- 
tific subjects, and discussing the same, and the members 
may engage in any exercises or discussions which may 
be deemed conducive to their mutual improvement. 
Other meetings may be held by special vote. 
Art. 4. The officers of this society shall be a Presi- 
dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian 
who shall hold their offices respectively for one year, and 
till others are chosen in their stead. There shall also be 
chosen, at each annual meeting, an Auditing Committee 
whose business it shall be to audit the accounts of the 
Treasurer and report thereon, in writing, to the society. 
Art. 5. At every annual meeting there shall be ap- 
pointed, one member to deliver an address or dissertation 
on some medical subject at the next annual meeting, and 
an election for the same purpose may be held at any sub- 
sequent meeting, if the member first elected shall decline 
the service, or in case of a vacancy from any cause; and 
in case a vacancy should occur after the January meeting, 
then the vacancy may be filled by the President and Sec- 
retary. 
Also, at every annual meeting, a subject for discus- 
sion at each' quarterly meeting, shall be selected by the 
President and Secretary and announced to the society, 
and one member shall be appointed by the President, to 
present a written communication on the subject selected 
for that meeting, which paper shall be filed with the pa- 
pers of the society, after the reading of which the sub- 
ject shall be open for general discussion. In case of va- 
cancy, the appointments may be made at any subsequent 
meeting. Art. 6. The President shall preside at all meetings 
of the society, he shall enforce an observance of the By- 
Laws during the meetings, regulate debate, state and put 
questions, and have a casting vote in case of an equal 
division, and shall call special meetings for urgent busi- 
ness, or the request of four or more members. 
Art. 7. In case of absence or disability of the 
President, all the duties of his office shall devolve upon 
the Vice President. 
Art. 8. The Secretary shall have charge and cus- 
tody of the by-laws, records, and other papers belonging 
to the society, he shall notify and attend the meetings of 
the society, keep a fair record of all its doings, and read 
at the meetings all such communications as the President 
may direct to be made, he shall notify the Chairman of 
each committee appointed by the society, in each case 
stating the commission and names of the committee, and 
he shall perform such other duties as may be assigned to 
him. 
Art. 9. The Treasurer shall collect all moneys due 
the society, and keep an accurate account of all receipts 
and disbursements, he shall annually make to the society 
a written report of his doings and of the state of the 
Treasury, and shall subject all his accounts to the inspec- 
tion of the Auditing Committee, shall perform the duties 
required of him by the Massachusetts Medical Society, 
and shall give such security as may be deemed proper by 
the society, or by the President and Secretary. 
Art. 10. The Librarian shall have the care and 
custody of all the books, instruments, anatomical and 
other preparations and apparatus of the society and shall 
be responsible for their safe keeping, he shall keep an 
accurate account of the same, and of all additions from time to time made thereto, whether by purchase or dona- 
tion, and shall so arrange and keep them as to accom- 
modate any member who may wish to take books from 
the library. He shall keep an accurate account of all 
books drawn from the library, noting the time when 
drawn, and when returned, and shall assess and collect 
fines for too long detention or injury of books, as pre- 
scribed in the by-laws, and shall pay into the treasury all 
such collections; he shall, from time to time, open the 
library and the business of his department to the inspec- 
tion of the Committee on the Library, who shall annu- 
ally report to,the society the condition of that depart- 
ment. He shall also perform such services for the Mas- 
sachusetts Medical Society as are.required by the by- 
laws of that institution. The Librarian shall keep an 
accurate account of all the publications of the Massa- 
chusetts Medical Society received for distribution to its 
fellows, and also of the number of copies distributed 
each year and to whom they are delivered. 
Art. ii. Any member c.f this society, who shall 
wilfully violate the by-laws, or be guilty of professional 
malpractice, or gross misconduct, shall be dealt with ac- 
cording to the by-laws of the Massachusetts Medical 
Society, in such cases made and provided. 
Art. 12. No pretender to any nostrum shall have 
the countenance of this society. 
Art. 13. Any fellow of the Massachusetts Medical 
Society, residing within the limits of the Worcester North 
District Medical Society, may become a member of this 
society by signing the by-laws and paying to the Treas- 
urer the sum of one dollar, and may withdraw trom the 
society by honorable dismissal on payment of all his 
dues to the society and their voting his dismissal. Art. 14. For the purpose of defraying the neces- 
sary expenses of this society, and adding to the library, 
every member shall pay into the treasury an annual 
assessment of two dollars. 
Art. 15. The by-laws of this society may be altered 
or amended at the annual meeting, when a proposition 
for amendment shall have been made in writing at a 
previous meeting. 
Art. 16. The Library of this society shall be kept 
secure for the use of the members of said society, under 
the following regulations, viz : 
1 st, Each member, on a personal or written applica- 
tion to the Librarian, may take two volumes and no 
more, at any one time, and retain them three 
months, or from the time of one stated meeting of the 
society, till the time of the next stated meeting, at the 
expiration of which time, if he shall neglect or refuse 
to return them, he shall pay a fine of ten cents per week, 
or part of a week, on each volume so retained. And if 
any book shall be lost or damaged while in the keeping 
of any member, he shall pay such sum as the Librarian 
shall estimate the damage to be, or he shall replace such 
book by a new copy of the same, and be deprived of all 
the benefits of the Library, until he shall have complied 
with all the provisions of this by-law. 
2nd, Periodicals not bound, and other pamphlets 
shall be subject to the following rules. Each number of a 
monthly or semi-monthly, may be retained ten day, and 
of a quarterly, fifteen days. For detention for a longer 
time, the same fines shall be assessed as are required for 
the detention of other books beyond the time prescribed. 
Provided that after the expiration of three months from 
the date of publication of said periodicals, any member 8 
not residing in Fitchburg, may retain any periodical thir- 
ty days. 
3d, The Librarian shall cause every book belonging 
to the Library, to be labelled on the inside of the cover, 
with the following words, viz : “ Property of the Wor- 
cester North District Medical Society,” and in case 
any book is a gift to the society, the following words shall 
be appended, viz: “ The gift of ” inserting in 
the blank, the name of the donor. 
4th, No person shall be allowed to take from the Li- 
brary, any book except in the presence of the Librarian, 
or of some person duly authorized by him. 
5th, When any member applies for a book which is 
out, he may leave a written application for such book 
with the Librarian, who shall retain it after its return to 
the library, fifteen days for the person so applying. LIST OF MEMBERS. 
Admitted. rRemoved from the District. 
1869. Adams, Henry O. South Royalston. 
1861. Andrews, Robert Foster. Gardner. 
1869. #Barbour, Charles J. Winchendon. 
1861. /-Barrett, Wm. M. East Cambridge. 
i860. Batchelder, Jos. C. Templeton. 
1867. Blood, Josiah M. Ashby. 
1858. *Boutelle,#Thos. R. Fitchburg. 
1869. /-Brown, Marshall L. Natick. 
1859. Boynton, Royal B. Townsend. 
1860. Colony, Geo. D. Fitchburg. 
1862. *Coolidge, James. Athol. 
1861. /-Corey, Charles G. Mason Village, N. H. 
1858. #Cummings, Jas. P. C. Fitchburg. 
1862. #Davis, Charles E. Ashburnham. 
1863. Davis, Kendall. Athol. 
1869. Deane, Henry A. Athol. 
1869. /Dodge, Wm. L. Lancaster. 
i860. /Dow, John O. Springfield. 
1867. /-Drury, Osram Monroe. Orange. 
1863. Emerson, James. Gardner. 
1869. Farrar, Daniel. Leominster. 
1859. Field, Caleb C. • Leominster. 
1874. Foley, James Purcill. Fitchburg. 
1860. /-French, Leonard. Manchester, N. FI. 
1872. Gendron, Joseph Etienne. Fitchburg. 
1858. Godding, Alvah. Winchendon. 
1862. /-Godding, Wm. W. Taunton. 
1858. Gould, Joshua B. Templeton. 
1863. /-Hanks, H. T. New York. 
1870. Hartwell, Benj. H. Ayer. 
1858. Hitchcock, Alfred. Fitchburg. 
1870. Hitchcock, Alfred O. Fitchburg. 10 
1867. rHildreth, J. L. Cambridge. 
1869. rHildreth, Wm. H. Newton, Upper Falls. 
1858. Jewett, George. Fitchburg. 
1858. Lynde, James Porter. Athol. 
1858. Marshall, Jonas A. Fitchburg. 
1858.' Miller, Alfred. Fitchburg. 
1861. #rMoore, James M. Manchester, N. H. 
1870. rMcMahon, John J. Norristown, Pa. 
1858. Parker, David. Gardner. 
1859. Parker, James O. Shirley. 
1858. #Parkhurst, Wm. Petersham. 
1865. *Page, John T. Winchendon. 
1870. rPage, Charles W. Hartford, Conn. 
1859. Peirce, Geo. W. Leominster. 
1864. /'Pierce Charles L. Natick. 
1866. rPillsbury, Edward Liston. Boston. 
1861. Plimpton, Asahel A. Shirley Village. 
1866. Rice, Charles H. Fitchburg. 
1867. Russell, Ira. Winchendon. 
1871. Russell, Fred W. Winchendon. 
1858. Sawyer, Edward J. Gardner. 
1859. rShaw, Henry. Bedford. 
1866. Snepard, W. Henry H. Westminster. 
1873. Southard, Wm. F. * Baldwinville. 
1859. #Stickney, A. G. Townsend. 
1872. Stickney, A. L. Ashburnham. 
1870. Taylor, Vernon O. Athol. 
1862. /-Temple, Theron. North Amherst. 
1861. /Topliff Charles G. Fisherville, N. H. 
1858. * Warner, Clinton. Westminster. 
1858. *Wellman, James R. Fitchburg. 
1858. * Willis, Isaac P. Royalston. 
1858. /-White, Jonathan A. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
1858. rWood, Franklin A. Cambridgeport. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. 
ANATOMY. 
1. Gray’s Anatomy. 
26. Maclise’s Surgical Anatomy. 
27. Todd and Bowman’s Physiological Anatomy. 
31. Wilson’s Anatomy. 
42. Peaslee’s Human Histology. 
114. Smith and Horner’s Anatomical Atlas. 
129. Quain’s Anatomical Plates. 
203. Anatomical Examination. 
220. Baillie’s Morbid Anatomy. 
247. Anatomy of the Human Body. 
248. Bichat’s Anatomy, Yol. 1. 
249. “ “ Vol. 2. 
250. “ “ Vol. 3. 
272. Wistar’s Anatomy, Vol. 1. 
273. “ “ Vol. 2. 
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY. 
2. Dalton’s Human Physiology. 
4. Rikitansky’s Pathological Anatomy, Vols. 1 and 2. 
. 5. “ “ “ Yols. 3 and 4. 
6. Jones and Sieveking’s Pathological Anatomy. 
43. Beaumont’s Experiments and Observations. 
97. Physiology and Pathology, by E. Brovvn-Sequard. 
109. Digestion and its Derangements. 
127. Carpenter’s Comparative Physiology. 
136. Flint’s Physiology of Man, Vol. 1. 
137. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
145. Philosophy of Eating. 12 
158. Hasse’s Pathological Anatomy. 
162. Virchow’s Cellular Pathology. 
168. Physiology and Pathology of the Mind. 
170. Marshall’s Outlines of Physiology. 
191. Physiological System of Nosology. 
104. Gross’ Pathological Anatomy. 
209. Anatomy and Physiology. 
SURGERY. 
11. Sargent’s Minor Surgery. 
12. Hayward’s Surgical Reports. 
13. Hunter and Ricord on Venereal Diseases. 
32. Malgaigne’s Operative Surgery. 
39. Cooper’s Lectures on Surgery. 
68. Guthrie on Surgery of the War. 
69. Notes on Surgery of the Crimean War. 
80. Statistics of the U. S. Army, 1855-1859. 
86. Manuel de Medecine Operatoire. 
94. Erichsen’s Surgery. 
95. Hamilton on Fracture and Dislocation. 
96. Ricord’s Lettres on Syphilis. 
105. Druitt’s Surgery. 
106. Bumstead on Venereal Diseases. 
123. Durkee on Gonorrhoea and Syphilis. 
124. Gross’ Surgery, Vol. 1. 
125. “ “ Vol. 2. 
128. Pancoast’s Operative Surgery. 
132. Ophtholmic Surgery, Lawrence and Moore. 
135. Wale’s Surgical Operations. 
138. Miller’s Principle of Surgery. 
139, Miller’s Practice of Surgery. 
150. Dorsey’s Surgery, Vol. 1. 
151. “ “ Vol. 2. 13 
152. Abernethy’s Surgery, Vol. 1. 
153. “ “ Vol. 2. 
198. Hand Book for the Military Surgery. 
225. Pott’s Chirurgical Works, Vol. 1. 
226. Lotta’s Surgery, Vol. 1. 
227. “ “ Vol. 2. 
228. “ “ Vol. 3. 
240. Bell’s Surgery, Vol. 1. 
241. “ “ Vol. 2. 
242. “ “ Vol. 3. 
243. “ “ Vol. 4. 
244. Bell’s Operative Surgery. 
264. Cooper’s Lectures, Vol. 1. 
265. “ “ Vol. 2. 
266. “ “ Vol. 3. 
38. Lawrence on Diseases of the Eye. 
49. Mackenzie “ “ “ 
71. Toynbee on the Ear. 
193. Surgeon’s Vade Mecum., 
262. Pott’s Chirurgical Works, Vol. 2. 
263. “ “ “ Vol. 3. 
THEORY AND PRACTICE. 
15. Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine, Vol. 1. 
16. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
17. “ “ “ Vol. 3. 
18. « “ « Vol. 4. 
19. J. Jackson, Letters to a young Physician. 
24. What to Observe by the Bedside. 
48. Dickson’s Elements of Medicine. 14 
52. Barclay’s Medical Diagnosis. 
67. Halland’s Medical Notes. 
70. Sir J. Forbes on Nature and Art in Diseases. 
83. Copland’s Medical Dictionary, Vol. 1. 
84. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
85. “ “ “ Vol. 3. 
103. Watson’s Practice. 
113. De Costa Medical Diagnosis. 
130. Epitome of Braithwaite’s Retrospect, Vol. 1. 
131. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
134. Flint’s Practice of Medicine. 
148. Marshall Hall’s Practice of Medicine. 
156. Good’s Study of Medicine, Vol. 1. 
176. Mackintosh’s Practice of Medicine. 
178. Tvveedle’s Library of Practical Medicine, Vol. 1. 
179. “ “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
180. “ “ “ “ Vol. 3. 
181. Elerle’s Practice, Vol. 1. 
182. “ “ Vol. 2. 
183. Watson’s Practice of Physics. 
184. The Guide Board, Hall. 
187. The Study of Medicine, Vol. 1. 
188. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
189. “ “ “ Vol. 3. 
190. “ “ Vol. 4. 
196. Practice on Medical Philosophy. 
201. Hall’s Practice ot Medicine. 
212. Physician’s Vade Mecum. 
215. The Illustrated Home Doctor. 
218. Library of Practical Medicine. 
230. Currier’s Medical Report. 
270. Gregory’s Practice. 15 
CHEMISTRY AND METERIA MEDICA AND THEROPEN- 
TICS. 
34. Dunglison’s New Remedy. 
36. Griffith’s Universal Formulary. 
45. “ Medical Botany. 
46. Stille’s Theropentics, Vol. 1. 
47. “ “ Vol. 2. 
56. Bowman’s Medical Chemistry. 
60. Graham’s Elements of Trorganic Chemistry. 
61. American Medical Formulary. 
64. Headland on the Action of Medicine. 
65. Garratts on Medical uses of Electricity. 
87. Parrish’s Practical Pharmacy. 
88. Brande and Taylor’s Chemistry. 
142. Pereira’s Materia Medica. 
160. Dunglison’s Medical Dictionary. 
164. Chambers’ Lectures. 
167. Anstie on Stimulants. 
194. Gray’s Agricultural Chemistry. 
202. Simon’s Chemistry of Man. 
204. Magendies’ Formulary. 
214. Manual of Chemistry. 
229. Pharmacopoeia of the United States. 
232. Henry’s Chemistry. 
231. Walker’s Dictionary. 
269. Pharmacopoeia of the United States. 
FEVERS. 
37- Barlett on Fever of the United States. 
66. Lyons on Fever. 
146. Louis on Fever, Vol. 1. 
147. “ . “ Vol. 2. 157. Wilson on Fever, Vol. 2. 
159. Louis on Yellow Fever. 
171. Hudson Lectures on Fevers. 
197. Jackson on Fevers. 
239. Essay on Fever. 
245. Armstrong on Typhus Fever. 
267. Fordyce on Fever. 
271. Armstrong on Fevers. 
99. La Roche on Yellow Fever, Vol. 1. 
100. “ “ “ Vol. 2. 
OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF THE WOMEN AND 
CHILDREN. 
7. Bennett on the Uterus. 
22. Condie on Diseases of Children. 
23. Meigs. Woman, Her Diseases and Remedies. 
28. Churchill’s Midwifery. 
29. “ “ and Diseases of Females. 
30. “ Diseases of Children. 
35. West’s Lecture on Diseases of Infants and Children. 
41. Tyler Smith on Leucorrhoea. 
53. Montgomery on Pregnancy. 
54. Meigs on Acute and Chronic Diseases of the 
neck of the Uterus. 
58. Colombat on Diseases of Women. 
81. Velpeau Accouchment, Vol. 1. 
82. “ “ Vol. 2. 
98. Simpson on Diseases of Women. 
101. Bedford on Obstetrics. 
102. Bedford on Diseases of Women and Children. 
107. Ashwell on Diseases of Women. 
108. West on “ “ 
no. Rainbothanes. 17 
120. Whitehead on Abortion and Sterility. 
126. Hodge’s Obstetrics. 
143. Tanners on the Signs of Pregnancy. 
144. Sims Uterine Surgery. 
149. Murphy on Partarition. 
163. Medical and Surgical Treatment of Women. 
166. Pathological Anatomy of the Female Sexual 
Organs. 
172. Fecundity, Fertility and Sterility. 
175. Condie on Diseases of Children. 
200. Devvess on Children. 
211. Burns on Abortion. 
233. Underwood on Diseases of Children. 
396. Condie on Diseases of Children. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
3. Carpenter’s Essay on Alcoholic Liquors. 
8. Gross on the Urinary Organs. 
9. Habershon on Alimentary Canal, 
10. Wilson on Diseases of the Skin. 
14. Taylor on Poisons. 
20. Carpenter on the Microscope. 
21. Flint on the Respiratory Organs. 
25. Bucknill and Tuke on Insanity. 
33. Budd on Diseases of the Liver. 
40. Morland on Diseases of the Urinary Organs. 
44. S. H. Bennett on Pulmonary Tuberculosis. 
50. Flint on Diseases of the Heart. 
51. Budd on Diseases of the Stomach. 
55. Effects of Climate on Tuberculosis. 
57. Muller’s Physics and Meteorology. 
59. Taylor’s Medical Jurisprudence. 18 
62. Plates to Wilson on the Skin. 
63. Barwell on Diseases of the Joints. 
72. Neligan Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases. 
73- “ Diseases of the Skin. 
74. Greenhow on Diphtheria. 
75. Winslow on the Brain and Mind. 
76. Ashton on the Rectum. 
77. Hodges on Diseases of the Rectum. 
89. Wilson on Spermatorrhoea. ’ 
90. Gross on Foreign Bodies in the Air Passages. 
91. Salter on Asthma. 
92. Bird on Urinary Deposits. 
93. Morland on Uramia. 
hi. Fuller on Rheumatism. 
112. Man and His Relations. 
115. Copland on Palsy and Apoplexy. 
116. Fibro Bronchitis and Rheumatic Pneumonia. 
117. The Movement of Cure. 
118. Manual of the Blood and Urine. 
119. Curling on the Testis. 
121. Alcohol and Tobacco. 
122. Hodges on Auscultation and Percussion. 
I33- Fuller on the Lungs and Air Passages. 
140. Bartholow on Spermatorrhoea. 
141. Jones on Nervous Disorders. 
154. Rushe’s Sydenham. 
155. Clark on Climate and Gilbert on Blood. 
165. Urinary and Renal Diseases. Roberts. 
169. Anal Fissure Bodenhamer. 
173. Stomach and Duodenum. 
174. Superstition and Force. 
185. Effects of Alcohol. 
186. Weiss on Water Cure. 19 
192. Johnson on Cancer. 
195. American Gardener. 
199. Massachusetts State Record. 
217. Abstract of the Massachusetts School Report. 
219. The Presage of Life and Death in Diseases. 
221. Wyman’s Treatise on Ventilation. 
234. English Malady. 
236. Discourses on Tea. 
237. Remarks on Homeopathia. 
246. Arnaud on Rupture. 
268. Nicholson Mechanic’s Companion. 
JOURNALS. 
78. Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery. 
251. Philadelphia Monthly Journal. 
252. New England Medical Journal, Yol. 10. 
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259. Medical Magazine, No. 1. 
260. “ “ “ 2. 
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274. American Journal of Medical Science, Vol. 1. 
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