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[Illustrated ticket to an entertainment of Henry Smith, vocalist, and the Aztec Lilliputians from Iximaya in central America and the Earthmen or Erdmanniges from under the earth in South Africa. Dated May 1855].

A book of bachelors / by Arthur W. Fox.

The private medical friend, or, A warning voice to young men : an essay on the errors of youth and the secret infirmities of the generative organs, resulting from solitary habits, youthful excess, or infection, with practical observations on the premature failiure of sexual power illustrated with many cases in proof of the Author's succesful mode of treatment / by Henry Smith.

The treatment of cataract and some other common ocular affections / by Henry Smith.

Eighteenth century books etc. relating to Brighton, Sussex / compiled by Henry Smith.

The surgery of the rectum : being the Lettsomian Lectures on surgery delivered before the Medical Society of London, 1865 / by Henry Smith.

Bigelow's operation for a foreign body in the male bladder / by Hugh [i.e. Henry?] Smith.

The periodical maturation and extrusion of ova, independently of coitus, in mammalia and man, proved to be the primary condition to their propagation / Translated from the German by Henry Smith.

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The treatment of cataract and some other common ocular affections / by Henry Smith.

Eighteenth century books etc. relating to Brighton, Sussex / compiled by Henry Smith.

The surgery of the rectum : being the Lettsomian Lectures on surgery delivered before the Medical Society of London, 1865 / by Henry Smith.

Bigelow's operation for a foreign body in the male bladder / by Hugh [i.e. Henry?] Smith.

The periodical maturation and extrusion of ova, independently of coitus, in mammalia and man, proved to be the primary condition to their propagation / Translated from the German by Henry Smith.