A treatise on pharmacy : designed as a text-book for the student, and as a guide for the physician and pharmacist containing the officinal and many unofficinal formulas, and numerous examples for extemporaneous prescriptions / by Edward Parrish.

  • Edward Parrish
Date:
1874
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Credit: A treatise on pharmacy : designed as a text-book for the student, and as a guide for the physician and pharmacist containing the officinal and many unofficinal formulas, and numerous examples for extemporaneous prescriptions / by Edward Parrish. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Dissolve the carbonate of potassium in the water, add the molasses, and heat over a gentle fire till they simmer, remove the scum which rises, and add the laudanum and oil of sassafras, having previously mixed them well together. This preparation contains a little over one grain of opium to the ounce, and is about half the strength of the foregoing. Balsam of Honey. SOAR CON a aa ee oe ene hs ely hi a PCM ee a ge ee we Panes, eee ER teeter fee hy You's vl kato, Coghtanae ail kan te eas a Vora SPAR LOWS Fie Pe Sh ies eet Rk al Re aS MLC yg 5 a) ee «Oa ee een ee fh French brandy . : j Mix, and digest together for a few days, then ‘filter. Composition Powders. (Thompsonian.) Take of Powdered bayberry root. . . « « « « «i» Bij. Bee DERE OL V8, he Wl ace teh ie ha eee Bere CAVE Gis) hh Cire My mao b ie Re ey a Piercensreroyes ASN ty wPV ooa Mix, by passing through a sieve. No. 6—Hot Drops. (Thompsonian.) ane Oe omer (PpOWd.) «owe. Gilifecstw Arch Seausn Bt PEMPHOOOCUB. Fe 6 Orta gs eds EN mle. a) ee es NT eR ET Sensis Ba oi § Displace. Haarlem Oil. SMe eC IMEMINITITAL.... <4 sp. 0) ae aed a eusp dapawh eared pene Oui etre Barbadens ., «,.i+., « sete ve aalbalererieeli ren Ao) Piwrerin: (CLUdG). .. -fireti ad wah tae anisall mite 78 LOMB Cieemerepinthe yw Siw Wank! Te ooeae DOV. TI a dy aa ey ec ae eee eR ea) a OLY. Mix. Turlington’s Balsam of Life. The officinal tinctura benzoini composita is sold under this name, but the druggists who put it up in the peculiar and very odd-shaped vials, in which it was originally vended in wrappers descriptive of its virtues, use various recipes for making it. The following is that published by the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, and used in many of the best estab- lishments. The original recipe for this, as filed in the office of rolls in London, contained twenty-eight ingredients. TOGA OPPAICODOL > oe 4).6 oe) .8) & Siege), ee, ee OLY Metizein: 6. VOY eae Sees VI) Tiguid storax oo. 1. + ie: Lyle ANE ee a ott ed SM) Baootnind alocs. «+ +) eo fel Pelee Mee en dS 88. Peruvian balaam- ses + ee tles ou lee a). Dy) msi oe Hen ae | ay TN a ieee airs 388. Pati saliCa...” ¢, ra.4-at “on Roynehice tee ee ae er Fe aati Polio 2 ica Oe ae nae an et VOLT Hxtract of. liquoricée pwr sue, Reb yew a es ee awe Digest for ten days and strain.
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