The Medical Repository

Treatise on Leeches, p. 67; of Munro's description of the
Genesee Country, p. 69; of Lewis Evans's Map and Tho-
mas Pownal's Topographical description of the Middle Co-
lonies in America, p. 78. To which are added, seventeen
articles of Domestic and Foreign Intelligence on important
Subjects, relative to the History of American Birds; the
productions of the South Sea Islands; the Grand Sea-ane-
mone of New-York; the metallic nature of Alkalies; on the
Organization of Hermaphrodites; Antiquities near Chili-
cothe; Mineralogy of Onondago; arrangement of the Les-
kean Cabinet of Fossils; exhaustion of Muscular Action,
as a means of reducing Luxations; and various other mat-
ters, p. 81 to 104.

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I. An operation successfully performed upon an Aneu-

rism of the Femoral Artery, in the Alms-House at

New-York. By David Hosack, M. D. and Profes-

sor of Botany, &c.

II. Cases of Carotid and Inguinal Aneurism, successful-

ly treated at Guy's Hospital in London, by Mr.

Astley Cooper. Drawn up and communicated by

Mr. James Vose, of New-York, an Assistant there. 109

III. Observations on Hemorrhage from the Urethra in

Gonorrhea; and on the operation of certain remedies

in the cure of that Disease. By Samuel Akerly,

Physician in New-York, and one of the Physicians

of the Dispensary, &c.

IV. Trudeau's remarks on the manners of the Indians

high up the Missouri, (continued from p. 56 and con-

cluded)

V. Facts concerning the worms, called Botts, in Horses.

By Dr. Amos Hamlin, of Durham, Greene-County,

(N. Y.)

VI. A Case of ruptured Womb. By Dr. Chatard, of

Baltimore.

VII. A Topographical description of the County of

Saratoga (N. Y.) with an account of the treatment

of some of its endemic diseases. By Dr. John

Stearns, of Waterford. (Read before the Medical

Society of the State.)

VIII. A Patient labouring under Hydrophobia, suc-
cessfully treated by Quicksilver. In a memoir read

before the Medical Society of the State. By Dr.

Westel Willoughby, of Herkimer.

IX. Singular Case of Disease, with a remarkably re-

tarded pulse. By Dr. Orchard Gould, of Branford,

X. Observations on Consumptions of the lungs. By

Dr. Joseph Young, of New-York.

Reviews of Gallatin's Report to the Senate of the United

States, on public roads and canals, p. 145; of Wilson's

Natural History of the Birds of the U. S. vol. 1. p. 155;

of Evans's and Pownal's Map and Topography, (continued

and concluded) p. 163; of Boston Medical Police, p. 172.

To which are subjoined, various articles of Medical and
Philosophical Intelligence, on excellent American Inven-
tions; on curing Hooping-Cough by vaccination; on the

fall of Stones from the atmosphere, at Pieve in Italy; on

the Constitution of Alkalies; on the cultivation of the Su-

gar-Cane in Georgia; on the Golden-Streams of North-

Carolina; on the vegetating Insect of Virginia; on the

various and beautiful ochres of New-Jersey; on the Wax-

Tree of Louisiana: on the Prize Medals of Pennsylva-

; on the venomous effects of certain Crabs at New-

York; and divers other particulars. p. 179 to 208.

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I. An account of the Yellow Fever, as it appeared at