+-----------+------------------+-----------+------------+ | Month. | Patients. | Quantity. | Number of | | | | ounces. | times bled.| +-----------+------------------+-----------+------------+ | August. | Peter Denham | 50 | 5 | | | Mrs. Bruce | 70 | 7 | | | Andrew Gribble, | | | | | aged 15 years. | 50 | 5 | | | John Madge | 150 | 12 | | | Peter Brown | 80 | 8 | | September.| Mrs. Gardiner | 80 | 7 | | | Miss Sally Eyre | 80 | 9 | | | Mrs. Gass | 50 | 3 | | | Richard Wells's | | | | | maid | 100 | 10 | | | Mr. Norval | 100 | 9 | | | Mr. Harrison | 90 | 9 | | | Henry Clymer | 80 | 8 | | October. | Mrs. Mitchell | 120 | 13 | | | Mrs. Lenox | 80 | 7 | | | Mrs. Kapper | 140 | 11 | | | Rev. Dr. Magaw's | | | | | maid | 100 | 10 | | | Miss Hood | 100 | 10 | | | Mrs. Vogles | 70 | 5 | | 1795 | Guy Stone | 100 | 9 | | January. | Benj. Hancock | 100 | 10 | | | Mr. Benton | 130 | 13 | | | Mrs. Fries | 150 | 15 | | | Mrs. Garrigues | 80 | 7 | +-----------+------------------+-----------+------------+ Three of the women, whose names I have mentioned, were in the advanced stage of pregnancy, viz. Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Gass, and Mrs. Garrigues. They have all since borne healthy children. I have omitted the names of above one hundred persons who had the fever, from whom I drew thirty or forty ounces of blood, by two or three bleedings. I did not cure a single person without at least one bleeding. It is only by contemplating the extent in which it is necessary to use this remedy, in order to overcome a yellow fever, that we can acquire just ideas of its force. Hitherto this force has been estimated by no other measure than the grave, and this, we know, puts the strength of all diseases upon a level. The blood drawn in this fever exhibited the following appearances; 1. It was dissolved in a few instances.