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John Redman Coxe, Tobias Watkins, Dr. F. Pascalis, Felix Pascalis, Doctor John R. Coxe, Dr. William Dewees, R. B. Bishop, James Hutchinson, Philip Syng Physick, Samuel K. Jennings, James Woodhouse, John Brickell,

Frontmatter: Medical Museum. Essay: Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1798, It Is with Pleasure We Notice the Formation of a New Society by the Medical Characters of Savannah---Under the Title of the "Georgia Medical Society", Dr. Drysdale's History of the Yellow Fever at Baltimore, Continued from Page 42 Letter IV, Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1801, Dr. Victor Michelotti, Has Given in the Journal De Physique, Brumaire, Year 12---a Highly Interesting Paper, Entitled, "Researches Respecting the Action Exercised by Caloric, on the Vitality of Animals", An Essay on Superfœtation. By Dr. William Dewees, Extract of an Original Letter from William Monington to Andrew Russel, Dated Philadelphia, 26th 7th Mo. 1700, American Philosophical Society, Important and Curious Distinguishing Property between the Galvanic and Electric Fluids, by Mr. Cuthbertson, in a Letter to Dr. Pearson, Dated 27th March, 1804, Letter VI, Letter V, Account of an Abscess of the Liver, Terminating Favourably by Evacuation through the Lungs. By Dr. F. Pascalis, Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1802, Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1799, An Account of the Effects of Labor in the Cure of Pulmonary Consumption. In a Letter from the Rev. Dr. Samuel K. Jennings, of Bedford County, Virginia, to Dr. Benjamin Rush, Dear Sir, Preparatory to Your Receiving Some Practical Remarks Made during My Residence in the Island of Jamaica, Permit Me to Present You with a Short Account of the Climate, at Least as Far as It Is Connected with the Cause of Diseases, Description of Dr. Physick's Improved Gorget. In a Letter from R. B. Bishop, Surgeon's Instrument-Maker, to Dr. Coxe, (with a Plate), Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1800, Messrs. Lyon & Morse, the Following Case Proves That an Excess of Alkali, Sometimes Exists in the Human Stomach, By the Latest Intelligence from Great Britain, That of the Most Interesting Nature to the Medical Profession Is the Sudden Alarm, Excited by a Recent Publication of Mr. Goldson, a Surgeon of Respectability at Portsea, The Bilious Remitting and Intermitting Fever Has Prevailed during the Last Summer and Autumn, Very Generally in the High Grounds in Pennsylvania, By Some Experiments of Fourcroy and Vauquelin, Read before the National Institute, It Appears That the Bones of Animals Differ in Composition from Those of Men, "A New Earth Has Been Discovered by Professor Klaproth of Berlin, in an Ore Which Was Hitherto Supposed to Contain Tungsten, to Which He Has Given the Name of Ochroit Earth, New Publications, Multiple Essay Items, "The Preceding Trials Were Intended Primarily Toafford Additional Evidence of the Efficacy of the Cow Pock in Destroying the Susceptibility of the Small Pox, for the Consideration of Those Who Have Informed the Public of Contrary Results, Account of an Albino. By John Redman Coxe, M. D., To Doct. John Redman Coxe, Elements of Life, or the Laws of Vital Motion, by John Rush, M. D. &c., The Philadelphia Medical and Physical Journal, Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1803, Of the Use of Blisters in Checking the Progress of Mortification. By Philip Syng Physick, M. D., Friendly Cautions to the Heads of Families, &c. &c. &c. By Robert Wallace Johnson, M. D. &c., The "Shamaul" the Hot Wind of the Desert, Is Stated by the Author of a Late Voyage to Malta, from the Information of a Moor (His Friend) to Have Carried off in the Desart, of a Caravan of 70,000 Pilgrims, One-Seventh of the Whole, or 10,000 Persons, and of His Own Particular Party of 13, Nine Died, Two New Metals Are Said to Have Been Discovered in Crude Platina. Letter to the editor: To the Editor of the Philadelphia Medical Museum, Description of Dr. Hutchinson's Improved Splints, in a Letter to the Editor, (with a Plate), To the Editor of the Philadelphia Medical Museum Observations on the Mode of Refining Camphor. By James Woodhouse, M. D. Professor of Chemistry in the …, Observations on Chorea Sancti Viti, Extracted from a Letter of Dr. George Williamson, to the Editor, Dated Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1804. Editorial: These Considerations, Properly Attended to, It Is Hoped Will Have That Due Weight in Every Candid Mind to Which They Are so Justly Entitled; and If They Have That Effect, Which the Editor Conceives They Must, They Will Inevitably Destroy Any Kind of Doubt Which a Perusal of Mr. Goldson's Pamphlet Might Produce, Notice to Correspondents, Extract of an Original Letter from Thomas Hackett to F. & H. Phillips, Dated Duck-Creek, April 10, 1720, Medical and Philosophical Register Foreign and Domestic. Death notices: Deaths.