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184036650New Market Virginia: N/A 1840. Letter. Good. Letter. Folded lined paper measures approximately 9.5" x 7.75". One page of content. Address and New Market postal mark located on the back. "Free" is stamped on the paper next to the address. Paper is chipped on the far edge from opening. Light toning to the paper. Good condition. <br /> <br /> Contents of the letter most likely in the German language and not transcribed. It is signed by Solomon Henkel at the bottom of the letter. Solomon Henkel was the oldest son of Paul Henkel a prominent Lutheran Minister in New Market. He was a Doctor and cofounder of the Henkel Press. He was also a Post Master in New Market. This letter is addressed to his son Solon who later graduated from medical school in Philadelphia. N/A unknown
1896185001896. Stockholm 1896 2° 6 245 pp. 27 z.T. farb. lith. Taf. mit zahlr. Abbildungen feiner Halbleinenband. Inhalt: Neue Fälle die Lehre von der Sehbahn und dem Sehcentrum betreffend; Über hemiopische Pupillenreaktion; Zwei Fälle von Hemianopsie durch Geschwülste im unteren Parietallappen; Über die Beziehung der Sehfasern zu den Centralganglien; Zur Extirpation der Hirntumoren; Über die Veränderungen der Sehbahn bei kongenitaler Augen - Atrophie. Walker No.1062 unknown
1898504171898. Leipzig und Wien Franz Deuticke 1898 8° 4 97 3 pp. Portrait Halbleinenband der Zeit; Portrait fleckig. Erstdruck! Herrn Prof. Dr. S. Stricker zur Feier seines 25jährigen Jubiläums als ordentlicher Professor der allgemeinen und experimentellen Pathologie und zur Erinnerung an den 30jährigen Bestand des Institutes für experimentelle Pathologie in Wien gewidmet Von Freunden und Schülern. Inhaltsverzeichniss: Die Stellung der Pathologie. Von E. Albert 1868-1898. Von J. Wagner. Die ersten Jahre des Institutes für experimentelle Pathologie. Von E. Klein. Die Verdienste Stricker's und seiner Schule auf dem Gebiete der Mikroskopie der normalen und entzündeten Gewebe. Von A. Spina. Stricker's Unterrichtsmethode. Von G. Gaertner. Die Leistungen Stricker's und seiner Schule auf dem Gebiete des vivisectorischen Experimentes. Von A. Biedl. Verzeichniss der wissenschaftlichen Publicationen Stricker's und seiner Schüler. unknown
181899422Liverpool June 16 1818. 1818. Fine. - Original vellum document consisting of 2 attached sheets with scalloped top edges. An indenture 24 inches high by 30 inches wide and the assigns 22 inches high by 30 inches wide as usual folded down to 9 inches by 10-1/2 inches. 84 lines of text handsomely calligraphed over the two sheets. Within the initial "T" is the British emblem encircled by the words: "Honi soit qui mal y pense" a motto of the British chivalric Order of the Garter which translated means "Shamed be whoever thinks ill of it". The document has 2 George III embossed revenue stamps with a metal band one for three pounds and the other for one pound. There are also 2 Royal Cyphers.<p>On the rear fold of the document is a sketch of property showing several divisions including "Embleton Street 12 yards wide Dr Solomons land & Cottage". Upper Stanhope Street "20 yards wide" is on the south and Hayton Street "6 yards wide" is on the north. To the west of Solomon's land is land of Bland and another party. Further to the west is a 12 yard plot of land sold to Rowland Owen and "Release dated 23rd & 24th December 1818". This parcel appears to have the signature of Sefton over its description. Another entry on the indenture dated August 11th & 12th 1820 conveys property to Robert Rawlinson and Thomas Hesketh by the trustees of the will of Samuel Solomon. The conveyance is signed by two of Solomon's sons Abraham an oculist in Birmingham and John an amateur boxer and non-practicing lawyer. It is also signed by Ebenezer Daniell the manager of Solomon's Cordial Balm firm. Further in 1828 there is notice of "59 yards including half of Hayton Street" being conveyed to James Watts of Toxteth Park. It was later conveyed to a M J Hicks in October 1832. Both of these later conveyances are accompanied by minimal sketches. <p>The document is signed by the Earl of Sefton a party of the first part Peter Still and Alexander Strong of Lincoln's Inn parties of the second part Joseph Dawson of Liverpool party of the third part John Henderson of Toxteth party of the fourth part John Clare of Liverpool party of the fifth part. The lessees are described as "Samuel Solomon of Gilead House near Liverpool Doctor of Physic" and his Trustees "John Bird of Liverpool aforesaid Architect" and "Thomas Murrow of Liverpool".<p>In addition to the June 16 indenture there are 3 others:<p>1 A 15 inch high by 24 inch wide indenture on parchment dated June 15 1818 and titled "The Earl of Sefton to Doctor Solomon & Trustee / Lease for a year". The trustee is identified as John Bird of Liverpool Architect and it is signed by Sefton.<p>2 A 16 inch high by 23-1/2 inch wide indenture on parchment dated June 15 1818 and titled "The Earl of Sefton to Doctor Solomon & Trustee / Lease for a year". The trustee is identified as John Bird of Liverpool Architect and it is signed by Sefton.<p>3 A 17 inch high by 23 inch wide indenture on parchment dated August 17 1818 and titled "Peter Brown to Dr. Solomon and Trustee / Lease for a year". The trustee is identified as John Bird of Liverpool Architect and it is signed by Peter Brown. The indentures are folded down to approximately 8-1/4 by 6 inches.<p>Each of these 3 indentures on parchment has a George III embossed revenue stamp of one pound fifteen shillings a royal cypher the stamp of James Walker of Bermondsey parchment dealer and the British emblem within the initial "t" encircled by the words: "Honi soit qui mal y pense".<p>The 3 indentures by the Earl of Sefton are of particular interest for this reason - parliamentary elections were being held from June 17 to July 18 1818 and being an Irish peer Sefton was eligible to run for a seat. Dr. Solomon who by this time had become quite wealthy was the chief organizer of the Earl's campaign. Solomon spared no expense on his behalf in Liverpool which was famous for lively electioneering. It was to no avail as Sefton lost his election to George Canning. It seems quite possible that these leases given their dates within 2 days of the campaign served as a kind of reward for Solomon's future efforts.<p>"Doctor" Samuel Solomon c. 1768 - May 21 1819 was born in Cork and moved to Dublin influenced by his uncle Isaac Solomon who worked as a druggist there. Around 1789 he and his uncle went into business in Liverpool's dockland area. In 1796 he began marketing his "Cordial Balm of Gilead" which he claimed would cure one of ulcers of the lung kidneys and liver sexual dysfunction hypochondria female complaints etc. His claim to have been a Doctor of Medicine is suspect. Solomon became very wealthy from the sales of his expensive tincture made from a mixture of brandy and turpentine flavored with herbs as well as from real estate investments. [Liverpool], June 16, 1818. hardcover
18726519456 photos montées sur carton fort, format carte de visite (10,5 x 6,3 cm) par des photographes bordelais : Henry : 2 photos ; Roche, 13 rue Jean Burguet (1872) : 4 photos ; Bézard : 2 ; Pierre Florian, 11 rue Dauphine : 6 ; Bouillier (1874-1888) : 1 ; L. Salomon et Photographie Saint Sernin, Rue Thiac (1866-1880) : 3 ; Panajou Frères : 3 ; H. Panajou (1868-1890) : 2 ; Maucourt (1879-1897) : 1 ; M. Honoré : 3 ; Félix (1882-1888) : 3 ; Van den Bosch : 4 ; Fourié : 1 ; J. Serenj : 2 ; Charles : 3 ; A. Terpereau : 5 ; L. Cluzeau : 1 ; F. Maschek : 3 ; L. Coutenceau : 1 ; B. Dufils : 1 ; A. Gary : 2 ; A. Armand & Cie (1862-1874) : 1 ; G. Pradeaux : 1 ; Electric Photo : 2
1834H3038Albany NY: Hoffman & White 1834. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition 1834 cloth with spine label very good light wear to cloth foxing throughout 10 pp. recommendations xxxvii 2 40-314 pp. Hoffman & White hardcover
183410589Albany: Hoffman & White 1834. 12mo original cloth with paper spine label a bit of wear. pp 10 314. Scattered light foxing about Very Good. <br /> <br /> Southwick writing in the last years of his life "became a religious and moral enthusiast." DAB. Herttell a well-regarded New York City lawyer and assemblyman who favored a wall of separation between Church and State had argued against the appointment of Chaplains to minister to the State's legislature. Southwick warns of "the dark cloud of INFIDELITY which has lately made its appearance in our political horison" and which will destroy America unless religion-- and chaplains-- prevail and the influence of Herttell Fanny Wright and Robert Owen is diminished. <br /> FIRST EDITION. AI 26884 5. Sabin 88643. Cohen 6043. Singerman 0592. Not in Eberstadt Decker Marvin Harv. Law Cat. Marke. Hoffman & White unknown
183410589Albany: Hoffman & White 1834. 12mo original cloth with paper spine label a bit of wear. pp 10 314. Scattered light foxing about Very Good. <br/><br/> Southwick writing in the last years of his life "became a religious and moral enthusiast." DAB. Herttell a well-regarded New York City lawyer and assemblyman who favored a wall of separation between Church and State had argued against the appointment of Chaplains to minister to the State's legislature. Southwick warns of "the dark cloud of INFIDELITY which has lately made its appearance in our political horison" and which will destroy America unless religion-- and chaplains-- prevail and the influence of Herttell Fanny Wright and Robert Owen is diminished. <br/>FIRST EDITION. AI 26884 5. Sabin 88643. Cohen 6043. Singerman 0592. Not in Eberstadt Decker Marvin Harv. Law Cat. Marke. Hoffman & White unknown books
1888106021888 Paris, P. Tralin Editeur, (1888); Partition in-folio, 3pp. Couverture illustrée par Beer.
183654797New York:: Leavitt Lord & Co. 1836. First edition. publisher's embossed cloth with printed paper label on spine. Light foxing; spine label darkened; short splits to joints not affecting the structure of the book which is tight and sound. . 12mo. Large folding map. Howes V-40; Sabin 98548. Leavitt, Lord & Co., hardcover
1836372494New York: Leavitt Lord & Co 1836. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Octavo. viii 9-41 95pp. folding frontispiece map and publisher's catalogue at the rear. Publisher's light brown ribbon-embossed cloth. Ex-library copy with spine letters bookplate small number stamp at the bottom of the first text page and paper shelf label on the rear free endpaper. Fading to the cloth light scattered foxing about very good. Van Rensselaer commanded the American army that attacked Queenstown on October 13 1812. The folding map of the river and environs between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie with Niagara Falls at the center is especially fine. Leavitt, Lord & Co hardcover
1836elala622<p>New-York: Leavitt Lord & Co. & Boston: Crocker & Brewster 1836. 1836. 12mo. pp. viii 9-41 blank leaf 95 22ads. folding map frontis. original embossed cloth spine label & foot of spine chipped stain on front cover some foxing. First Edition. A reply to General Armstrong’s Notices of the War of 1812 by the Commander of the advance American force attacking Queenstown Oct. 13 1812. The lengthy appendix pp. 95 consists of letters and general orders relating to the affair. Howes V-40. Lande 872. Sabin 98548. TPL 929. 1st Edition. Hardcover.</p> New-York: Leavitt, Lord & Co. & Boston: Crocker & Brewster, 1836. hardcover
183625609New York: Leavitt Lord & Co. 1836. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fair/No Dust Jacket. 4495pp publisher's ads. Fold-out map in front. Top of spine chipped. Paper spine label chipped but legible. Front outer hinge fragile splitting at top and bottom. Inner front hinge weak but holding. Top 1/2" of title page clipped where previous owner's name was. Attractive bookplate tipped in - Wallace Hugh Cathcart - easily removeable. Interior good. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall <br/> <br/> Leavitt, Lord & Co. hardcover
1836WRCAM9606New York 1836. 41395pp. plus advertisements. Folding frontispiece map. Original patterned cloth printed paper label rubbed. Cloth sunned and worn at extremities with small chip at head of spine gnawed at corner of rear board. Dampstained and foxed throughout rear free endsheet torn. A sound copy with the ownership signature of Allen Macdonald see note below re inscription on the titlepage a few pencil notes on the map and bookplate. A presentation copy inscribed by the author to Adjt. Genl. McDonald. The author was commander of the American army which attacked Queenstown on October 13 1812. In this work he replies to Gen. Armstrong's NOTICES OF THE WAR OF 1812 including a long appendix containing general orders and letters relating to the event. The map shows the location of Queenstown and environs. TPL 929. SABIN 98548. LANDE 872. HOWES V40. hardcover books
18910726W190303Chappell. Good. 1891. Unknown Binding. Bound with: Vocal score of Utopia limited by Gilbert and Sullivan. London: Chappell 1893. Blue pebbled cloth soiled and worn stained. Bookplate od G. C. Druce botanist editor. End papers much foxed text foxed too. Scarce.; 48 pages . Chappell unknown
1837373005New York: Swords Stanford & Co. D. Fanshaw Printer 1837. 168pp. 8vo. Original cloth taped GTS markings. 168pp. 8vo. Oneida prayer book for tribes in Wisconsin and upper New York. Davis' work is a revision of the Indian prayer book published in 1815 by the Rev. Eleazar Williams a catechist in Oneida Castle New York. It does not contain the entirety of the prayer book but "the Morning and Evening Service the Litany Catechism some of the collects and the prayers and thanksgivings upon several occasions in the Book of Common Prayer.together with forms of family and private devotion." At the end are four hymns in Oneida without music. The Episcopal Church had a very successful ministry to the Oneida in the 19th century and one of the Episcopal Seminaries Nashotah House was founded in 1842 specifically as a mission to them. Siebert Sale 499. Ayer INDIAN LINGUISTICS ONEIDA 3. Pilling PROOF-SHEETS 998. American Imprints 46443; Pilling J.C. Iroquoian languages p. 53; Sabin 18885; Field T.W. Indian Bib. 404 Swords, Stanford, & Co. D. Fanshaw, Printer unknown
1837371596New York: Swords Stanford & Co 1837. 168pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Original publisher's cloth. Library bookplate and markings. 168pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Oneida prayer book for tribes in Wisconsin and upper New York. Davis' work is a revision of the Indian prayer book published in 1815 by the Rev. Eleazar Williams a catechist in Oneida Castle New York. It does not contain the entirety of the prayer book but "the Morning and Evening Service the Litany Catechism some of the collects and the prayers and thanksgivings upon several occasions in the Book of Common Prayer.together with forms of family and private devotion." At the end are four hymns in Oneida without music. The Episcopal Church had a very successful ministry to the Oneida in the 19th century and one of the Episcopal Seminaries Nashotah House was founded in 1842 specifically as a mission to them. Siebert Sale 499; Ayer Indian Linguisitcs Oneida 3; Pilling Proof Sheets 998 Swords, Stanford, & Co unknown
183762547New York:: Swords Stanford & Co. 1837. First edition. publisher's gilt-lettered cloth blind-embossed in a floral pattern; expertly rebacked retaining the original spine. Institutional bookplate on pastedown; faint evidence of pocket on rear pastedown; some light foxing and wear to cloth; an attractive copy. 12mo. Swords, Stanford, & Co., hardcover
1880939Q21London: Letts Son & Co. 1880 . First edition. Brochure/Pamphlet. Very Good. 10" by 7.5". None. A vanishingly scarce programme for the nautical comic opera "Billee Taylor" by H. P. Stevens and Edward Solomon which was performed at the Imperial Theatre from 1880. Bound in the publisher's original wraps. An exceptionally scarce programme for the operatic performance of 'Billee Taylor' a nautical comic opera first performed at the Imperial Theatre on Saturday October 30th 1880 at 8pm.Written by Edward Solomon with a libretto by H. P. Stevens this initial performance starred Phillip Day Furneaux Cook and J. A. Arnold among others and was produced under the direction of Charles Harris. It subsequently played at the Standard Theatre in New York the following year. With the original advertisements to the rear including for Oysters 'Zoedone' a non-alcoholic champagne and for various other performances. Bound in the publisher's original wraps. Externally very smart with light edge wear a little age toning and the odd mark. Pages are bright internally a little age toned. Very Good Letts, Son & Co. unknown
182718533London: James Ridgway 1827. Disbound. 51 1 blank pp. Small chip to blank inner margin of title page. Very Good. Atkinson continues his attack on England's new policy of Free Trade saying it threatens England's maritime domination and "the root of all our wealth and power." He argues that "the British shipowner can not compete with foreigners without that protection which the Legislature of this country has granted in all former times." Similarly protection for other British industries and agriculture is necessary. Atkinson throws much data around in support of his argument. FIRST EDITION. Sabin 2285. James Ridgway unknown books
180463142<p>Hartford CT: Hudson and Goodwin. Good; 21pp. Good. Stain at center spine other stains to front cover and first several leaves owner name on front cover and numerals inked at top . of first sermon. 1804. Softcover. Sewn printed wraps. Also contains An Oration on the Death of Mr. Ebenezer Grant Marsh Senior Tutor Hebrew Instructor and Professor Elect of Languages and Ecclesiastical History in Yale College Who Died on the 16th of November 1803 in the 27th year of His Age Pronounced in the College Chapel on the 19th of January 1804 by Bancroft Fowler Hartford CT: Hudson and Goodwin 1804. 13pp. Both sermons are listed as BAL 5057. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 21 pages .</p> Hudson and Goodwin paperback
1866005000Madison: W. J. Park 1866. First Edition. Printed wraps. Some worming along spine of wraps. Good. Printed wraps; 31 1 pages. Early Wisconsin printing. One word corrected in blue pencil. <br/><br/> W. J. Park paperback
1807652181807. Tubingae : Litteris Reis- et Schmidianis 1807 kl.-8° 34 1 pp. Broschur d.Zt. Erstdruck! Präses.: Karl Friedrich von Kielmeyer 1765-1844 Resp.: Joh. Christ. Salomo Tritschler 1785-1841 Obristenfeldensis. unknown
1868248181868. Hdb. d. Lehre v.d. Geweben 1/1. - Hrsg. v. Salomon Stricker. - Leipzig Verlag von Wilhelm Engelmann 1868 8° XXVIII 176 pp. 49 Holzschnitten Halbleinenband Ferner enthält diese Lieferung: Salomon Stricker: Allgemeine Methodik Allgemeines über die Zelle; Alexander Rolltett: Von den Bindesubstanzen; Maximillian Johann Sigismund Schultze: Allgemeines über die Structurelemente des Nervensystems; Julius Arnold: Gewebe der organischen Muskeln; Wilhelm Kühne: Nerv und Muskelfaser; Ernst Brücke: Muskelfasern im polarisirten Lichte. unknown
18549001854. Hdb. Path. Ther. Vir. 1. - Erlangen Verlag von Ferdinand Enke 1854 8° XIV 551 pp. Halbledereinband der Zeit. First Edition! The earliest attempts to explain the doctrine of celluar nature of vital processes was made by Virchow in the present work. It is a comprehensive preliminary study and a invaluable source book of his famous "Celluar Pathology" published 4 years afterwards in 1858. Virchow's original contributions comprising the pages 1-371. Von Rudolf Virchow stammen die Arbeiten auf den Seiten 1-371. "Hier finden sich auch schon mehrfach die Gedanken aus welchen Virchow seine fundamentale Cellular-Pathologie aufgebaut hat." W.Becher Virchow. "Virchows so sehr erfolgreiche Synthese das Buch über die Zellular-Pathologie aus dem Jahre 1858 war nicht sein erster Versuch in dieser Richtung. Sein "Versuch zur Einigung der wissenschaftlichen Medizin" von 1849" . war so allgemein das sie den Zweck verfehlte." "Ein zweiter weit ernsthafterer und ausgedehnterer Vorstoß in dieser Richtung waren die einführenden vierhundert Seiten die Virchow 1854 Würzburg für sein "Handbuch" schrieb. Er begann mit allgemeinen Feststellungen über Leben und Krankheit: Die Zellen sind die wirkliche Herde des Lebens die vitalen Elemente. Diese Elemente besitzen eine gewisse Selbstständigkeit; doch sind sie voneinander abhängig und bilden höhere Einheiten. Solche Einheiten werden durch gemeinsame Zirkulation gemeinsame nervöse Versorgung und direkten Zusammenhang oder Berührung der Zellen untereinander erhalten. Die letztere Beziehung ist vernachlässigt worden. Das Leben kann nur durch ständige Stimulierung und Irritierung bestehen. Die Krankheit ist immer eine Schwächung des Lebens die durch die Gefahr gekennzeichnet wird. Jede Störung des Lebens beginnt lokal. Die pathologische Erscheinungen unterscheiden sich qualitativ nicht von den gewöhnlichen vitalen Erscheinungen; sie sind nicht heterolog im engeren Sinne des Wortes sie sind vitale Erscheinungen die zur falschen Zeit auftreten heterochron oder am unrechten Platz heterotop. Normale Verhältnisse können durch nervöse Regulierung durch das Blut- und Kreislaufsystem und durch eine Reaktion des Gewebes wieder hergestellt werden. In dem letzteren Zusammenhang übernahm Virchow von John Simon den Gedanken daß die Organe Substanzen in das Blut ausscheiden die auf andere Organe einwirken Er hob auch die Wirkung der Geschlechtsdrüsen auf die Schilddrüse Milchdrüse und den Kehlkopf vor einer der nicht so seltenen Hinweise dieser Periode auf die innere Sekretion die erst in den achtziger Jahren durch die Arbeit von Brown-Séquard Schiff u.a. näher untersucht wurde." "Da Virchow sein Thema im Rahmen eines traditionellen Textes über allgemeine Pathologie entwickelte mußte er viele Gebiete die außerhalb seines direkten Tätigkeitsfeldes lagen behandeln." Er war gezwungen in der Hauptsache über die Beobachtungen und Theorien anderer zu berichten. Dadurch ist der Text von großem historischen Interesse" Ackerknecht Rudolf Virchow p.71-74 "So gehört der erste Abschnitt zu den wichtigsten in weiten Bereichen noch heute gültigen jedoch vergessenen Dokumenten der Medizin im 19.Jahrhundert . Erstaunlich ist folgendes . das Grundkonzept der Cellularpathologie ist in dem ersten Abschnitt des Handbuchbeitrages bereits voll und ganz enthalten." W. Jacob Ferner enthält der Band die "Störungen der Blutmischung" pp.372-470 von Karl Julius Vogel 1814-1880 und Salomon Friedrich Stiebel 1792-1868: "Rachitis und Osteomalacie" pp.471-551. unknown
