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0000; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

Dr. William Parker, Aaron Comstock Willey, Dr. M. Foot, Joseph Bayley, Benjamin Rush, Isaac Briggs, Felix Pascalis, Robert Hare Jr., Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Bryan Higgins, John Redman Coxe, Col. Anderson, John Morton,

Frontmatter: Medical Repository. Essay: Doubt Whether the Opinion That Vegetables Secrete Oxygenous Air during Their Exposure to the Rays of the Sun Is Well Founded, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, Held at Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge. Volume the Fifth. 4to. Pp. 328. Philadelphia. Dobson. 1802, Medical Graduation in Columbia College, Article III, Facts Intended to Prove the Yellow Fever Not to Be Contagious, and Instances of Its Supposed Contagion Explained upon Other Principles. By Benjamin Rush, M. D. Professor of Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania; in a Letter to Dr. Edward Miller, Provision for Marine Hospitals, and for the Relief of Sick and Disabled American Seamen, Muriate and Sulphate of Soda Manufactured in Massachusetts, Notices Respecting the City of Havanna The Editors Being Desirous to Obtain a Summary Account of the City of Havanna, in the Island of Cuba, …, Yellow Fever, Observations on the New Planet, Discovered by Mr. Olbers, of Bremen; and of the Opposition of Ceres, the Planet Discovered before by Mr. Piazzi, Ration of an American Seaman, Improvement in Naval Economy, Rare and Instructive American Maps, Guyton's Rejection of Nitrous Fumigation to Destroy the Infection of Air and Contagion; and His Recommendation of Oxygenated Muriatic Acid Gas Instead of It. (Uterhorum Pejor?), Remarkable Antiseptic Power of Carbonate of Soda, Platina from the Mines of Chaco, in Terra Firma, Medical Graduation at Dartmouth College, (N. H.), An Inquiry into the Utility of Occasional Blood-Letting in the Pregnant State of Disease: Communicated in a Letter from Dr. John Vaughan, of Wilmington (Delaware), to Dr. Miller, House and Hospital of Beneficence, for Destitute Female Orphans, Situated without the Walls, Dr. James S. Stringham Is Appointed Professor of Chemistry in Columbia College, A Drawing and Description of the Clupea Tyrannus and Oniscus Prœgustator. By Benjamin Henry Latrobe, F. A. P. S., New American Metal, Facts to Show That Both Septic Acid and Volatile Alkali Are Formed during the Putrefactive Process: in a Letter to Dr. Mitchill, from Mr. Isaac Briggs, Dated Sharon (Maryland), 5th of 8th Month (August), 1802, Failure of the Expedition to Lake Superior, Medical & Philosophical News Domestic, New Works of Dr. Pearson, The Marine Hospital Is Very Pleasantly Situated on Rising Ground, near the Water, within Half a Mile of the North-Eastern Extremity of Staten-Island, Singular Case of Ischuria: Communicated by Dr. William Parker, of Charleston (South-Carolina), to Dr. Miller, Fossil Shells of Long-Island, A Short Account of the Yellow Fever Which Appeared on Block-Island, in the Summer and Autumn of 1801. By Aaron Comstock Willey, Resident Physician There. Communicated by Dr. M. Foot, Observations and Advices for the Improvement of the Manufacture of Muscovado Sugar and Rum. First Part. By Bryan Higgins, M. D. 8vo. Pp. 116. With Plates. St. Jago De La Vega, in Jamaica. Aikman. 1797, Plan of the Lectures in the Royal Institution of Great-Britain, Practical Observations on Vaccination, or Inoculation for the Cow-Pock. By John Redman Coxe, M. D. Member of the American Philosophical Society, and One of the Physicians to the Pennsylvania Hospital. 8vo. Pp. 152. Embellished with a Coloured Engraving. Philadelphia. J. Humphreys. 1802, Mineral Spring near Passaick Falls, Medical Graduation in the University of Pennsylvania. Letter to the editor: Observations on the Conversion of Iron into Steel: in a Letter from the Rev. Joseph Priestley, LL. D. To the Editors, Observations on Scarlatina Cynanchica; by Felix Pascalis, M. D. In a Letter to the Editors, Dated Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1802. Review: Review Memoir on the Supply and Application of the Blow-Pipe. Containing an Account of a New Method of Supplying ….