ORIGINAL MEMOIRS AND CLINICAL 
LECTURES. 
BY H. C. WOOD, Jr. ORIGINAL MEMOIRS AND CLINICAL 
LECTURES. K~i. 
BY H. C. WOOD, Jr. 
NATURAL HISTORY. 
Botanical. 
Contributions to the Carboniferous Flora of the United States. 
Parts I. and II. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 
i860. 
Catalogue of Carboniferous Plants in the Museum of the 
Academy of Natural Sciences, with Descriptions of Three New 
Species. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, i860. 
Contribution to our Knowledge of the Flora of the Coal 
Period in the United States. 4to, 10 pages, 2 plates. Trans- 
actions of the American Philosophical Society, 1866. 
Monograph of the Fresh-Water Algae of North America. 
4to, 270 pp., 19 colored, 2 uncolored plates from 360 original 
microscopic drawings. Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge, 
18; 2. 
Entomological. 
Description of New Species (19) of Scolopendra. Proceed- 
ings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1861, 10. 
Description of a New Species of the Genus Thelyphonus. 
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1861, 312. 
Description of New Species (9) of North American Pedi- 
palpi. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1863. 
Description of New Species (io) of North American Poly- 
desmidai. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 
1864. Descriptions of New Species (14) of North American Julidae. 
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1864. 
Description of New Genera (2) and Species (2) of North 
American Myriapoda. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural 
Sciences, 1864. 
Description of a New Genus and New Species (2) of Poly- 
zoniidae. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1865. 
Descriptions of New Species (4) of Texan Myriapoda. Pro- 
ceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1867. 
Notes on California Myriapoda, with Descriptions of Six New 
Species. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1867. 
Monograph of the Pedipalpi of North America. 4to, 20 pp., 
I plate. Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1862. 
Monograph of the Chilopoda of North America, with a 
Catalogue of all the Specimens in the Collection of the Smith- 
sonian Institute. 4to, 52 pp., with figures in text. Journal of 
the Academy of Natural Sciences, 1861. 
Monograph of the Myriapoda of North America. 4to, 112 
pp., with 61 figures in the text, and 3 plates. Transactions of the 
American Philosophical Society, 1865. 
Monograph of the Phalangidae of North America. Proceed- 
ings of the Essex Institute, 1868. 
EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY AND THERA- 
‘ - .• j PEUTICS. 
An Examination into tl\e Truth of the Asserted Production 
of General Diseases Entities. 20 pp. American 
Journal of the Medical Sciences, lvi. 333. 
A Contribution to our Knowledge of the Physiological 
Action of the Alkaloids Viridia, Veratroidia, and Veratria of 
Commerce, and of the Resin of Veratrum Viride. 17 pp., 35 
Experiments. American Journal of the Medical Sciences, lix. 36. 
On the Influence of Section of the Cervical Pneumogastrics 
upon the Action of Emetics and Cathartics. 24 pp., 51 Experi- 
ments. American Journal of the Medical Sciences, lx. 75. 
Acetic Ether as an Anaesthetic. I p. American Journal of 
the Medical Sciences, lx. 137. Contribution to our Knowledge of the Physiological Action 
of Atropia. Part I. 4 pp., 10 Experiments. American Journal 
of the Medical Sciences, lxi. 128. Part II. 9 Experiments, 10 pp. 
Ibid., lxv. 333. 
Experimental Researches on the Physiological Action of 
Nitrite of Amyl. Warren Prize Essay. 24 pp., 49 Experiments. 
American Journal of the Medical Sciences, lxii. 39. 
A Contribution to our Knowledge of the Vaso-Motor Action 
of Ergot. 4to, 2 pp., 8 Experiments. Philadelphia Medical 
Times, May, 1874. 
On the Oxytocic Action of Quinine. 2 Experiments. Phila- 
delphia Medical Times, iv. 
An Investigation into the Action of Veratrum Viride. Pam- 
phlet, 50 pp., 48 Experiments. Reprinted from Philadelphia 
Medical Times. 
A Study of the Nature and Mechanism of Fever. 45 pp., 13 
Experiments. Toner Lecture. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Col- 
lection, 1875. 
Thermic Fever, or Sunstroke. Boylston Prize Essay. i2mo, 
128 pp., 29 Experiments. J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1872. 
American Hemp. Prize Essay. Proceedings of the American 
Philosophical Society. 
A Study of Convulsants. 4to, 4 pp., 16 Experiments. Phila- 
delphia Medical Times, vol. iii. 
/>CLINJ(2AL 'MEDICINE. 
On Sunstroke. 6 pp. American Journal of the Medical Sci- 
ences, xlvi. 
Case of Leucinosis or Yellow Atrophy of the Liver. 13 
American Journal of the Medical Sciences, liii. 418. foe** 
On Acute Dropsy, Scarlatinal and Idiopathic. 11 pp. Ameri- 
can Journal of the Medical Sciences, lxii. 75. t 
Therapeutic Value of Nitrite of Amyl. 4 pp. American Jour- 
nal of the Medical Sciences, lxii. 359. 
On the Relations of Leucocythaemia and Pseudoleukaemia. 
12 pp. American journal of the Medical Sciences, lxii. 373. Reports of Medical Cases. Various Papers. Pennsylvania 
Hospital Reports, 1868. Philadelphia Medical Times, vol. i. to 
vol. v. 
Clinical Lectures. 
On the Use of Calomel in Functional Hepatic Diseases. 
On Paralytic Enteritis. 
On the Use of Gallic Acid in Albuminuria. 
On the Use of Digitalis in Diseases of the Heart. 
On the Varieties of Pneumonia. 
On the Treatment of Opium Poisoning. 
On Caries of the Vertebrae. 
On Cerebral Hyperaemia. 
On Cerebral Rheumatism. 
On Cerebral Syphilis. 
On Chronic Myelitis. 
On Concussion of the Spinal Cord. 
On Congestion of the Spinal Cord. 
On Traumatic Meniere’s Disease. 
On the Diagnosis of Diseases attended with Paraplegia. 
On the Diagnosis of Apoplexy. 
On Epilepsy. 
Philadelphia Medical Times. Philadelphia Medical and Sur- 
gical Reporter. Seguin's Series of American Clinical Lectures.