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[No. 18 West 14th St. New York - Feb. 12th 1870. Dr. S. B. Collins. Dear Sir, It is now more than ten days since I received your note consulting to the arrangement which I had proposed and promising to send me a package of your remedy for use with a patient whom I was very anxious to save from Opium-eating and who, I believe, would be a very readily treated subject. ... ]..
Letter written in MS. by Fitz Hugh Ludlow and addressed to Dr. S. B. Collins, regarding a patient of Ludlow’s and an unfulfilled order of Collins’ remedy.
Jo. Petri Lotichii Consiliorum et observationum medicinalium. Libri VI. : In quibus plerorumque corporis humani affectuum curationes, praesertim remedia euporista, ab ipsomet autore partim inventa, partim ab aliis ante experta & mutuata, luculenter, & historice, tanquam in diario, proponuntur. [annotations]
Library Company copy inscribed: Vaughan [i.e., Henry Vaughan], with manuscript notes on endpaper.
Logan family papers [Box 1 Folder 9: 8 September 1833 - Deborah Logan [at Stenton] to Sarah Miller Walker (on Sarah’s new interest in botany and other updates)]
The Logan family of Philadelphia, beginning with James Logan (1674-1751), secretary to William Penn, became one of the most prosperous and influential families in the region. This small collection contains in three volumes and one box a miscellaneous…
Logan family papers [James Logan & William Logan Letters (1732-1764) Vol 3]
The Logan family of Philadelphia, beginning with James Logan (1674-1751), secretary to William Penn, became one of the most prosperous and influential families in the region. This small collection contains in three volumes and one box a miscellaneous…
Logan family papers [James Logan & William Logan Letters (1732-1764) Vol 2]
The Logan family of Philadelphia, beginning with James Logan (1674-1751), secretary to William Penn, became one of the most prosperous and influential families in the region. This small collection contains in three volumes and one box a miscellaneous…
Logan family papers [James Logan & William Logan Letters (1732-1764) Vol 1]
The Logan family of Philadelphia, beginning with James Logan (1674-1751), secretary to William Penn, became one of the most prosperous and influential families in the region. This small collection contains in three volumes and one box a miscellaneous…
Logan family papers [Volume 10 Part 2]
Processing Information: The processing of this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources' "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections…
Logan family papers [Volume 10 Part 1]
Processing Information: The processing of this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources' "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections…