The chemist and druggist, 15. September 1859
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BaUcy & Son's Price InfusCascuril 2/ lb. Gentian Co 2/ „ „ Itluci Co 2/ „ „ KoMB Co 2/0 „ „ Sennas Co 2/4 „ Iodine lOd. oz. Lac Sulphur 5d. lb. Lin Camphor Co 2/8 Liq Amnion .. .4d. 8d. 1/ „ „ Arsenic 1/4 Calcis Chlorid ... .6d. Donovan 4/ „ Opii Scdativus ...12/ ,, ,, Plunibi Acetas ... .4(1. „ ,, Potasste 4d. „ „ Soda; Chlorid ... .Gd. ,, Magnet Calc 1/8 ,, ii Pond 4/ „ Carbon Gd. „ Pond ..1/8 „ Sulphas 10/6 cwt. Morphia Acctas 14/ oz. „ Murias .... 14/ „ m Bulphas ....14/ „ Naptha Veg Kcct ... .4/ gal. Min ... .3,6 01 BambucVirid 8d. lb. SuceinCom lOd. „ n „ RW* 2/ „ Oxymel Scilta lOd. „ Phosphorus 4/ „ Pil Colocynth Co 4/8 „ M Hydrarg 2/4 „ ,, Bcillfe 3/4 „ Plunibi Acctas 7d. „ Current ot Drugs and Plumbi lodid 1/2 oz. Potass Acctas 2/ lb, „ Bichrom 1/2 „ „ Bicarb lOd. „ „ Bromid 1/ oz. „ Carbon Gd. lb. „ Citras 1/4 „ Cyanurct 2/ oz, „ Pusaa Alb 3/4 lb, „ lodid lOd. oz, ,, Nitras Pur 9d. lb, Oxymurias ....1/6 Prussiat 1/9 „ Sulphas Gd. „ „ Salphuret 1/4 „ „ Tartras 2/ „ Pulvis Antimonial 1/6,, ,, Scidlitz 1/4 „ Quinine Sulph 7/3 oz Quiniodine 4/ Sal Acctos 1/6 lb Salicine 2/8 oz Soda: Bicarb 28/ cwt „ Boras lOd. lb „ Hyposulph 6d. ,, Phosplias 9d. „ Potass Tart 1/6 „ „ Sulphas 7/6 cwt Sp. ^Ether Nit 2/8 lb „ Sulph 4/6 „ Amnion Arom ....2/8 „ „ Foetid ...2/10 „ „ Armorac Co 2/4 „ „ Jnnip Co 2/2 „ „ Lavand 4/6 „ Chemicals—continued. I Sp. Lavand Co 4/ lb. 1 „ Pvosmar 3/4 ,, ' ,, Terebinth JEther ..1/ „ Spongia Usta G/8 „ Stanni Gran 2/ I Strontia Murias 1/ „ „ Nitras 9d. ,, Strychnine 15/oz. Succ Khamni £>d. lb. Sulphur lodid 1/2 oz. „ Frecip 1/ lb. Syr Aurant 1/ „ Papav Alb 10(1. „ Khci lOd. „ • ,, Khamni lOd. „ „ Phceados lOd. ,, „ Viola; 1/2 „ Tannin 10(1. oz. Terebinth Chio 4/8 lb. Venet Gd. „ Vulg 3d. „ Ung Cantharid 3/4 ,, „ Hvdrarg Fort 2/2 „ „ " „ Nitrat...2/8 „ „ „ Nitric Oxyd.2/4 „ „ Sambuc Alb 1/4 ,, „ Virid....lOd. „ Veratrine 15/ oz. Zinc Acctas 4/8 lb. Chlorid 8d. oz. „ lodid 1/2 ,, „ Oxyd 1/6 lb. „ Sulph Exot ....28/cwt. „ „ Puri 4d. lb. Valerian 3/oz. AH such preparations as arc liable to be injured by the naked fire, such as Extracts, Essences, &c, are prepared by Steam,by which means their full activity is preserved; and all such as are likely to act upon metallic vessels arc prepared in Glass or Earthenware. Great attention is paid to the preparation of Prussic Acid, so that it may be relied upon as containing the exact amount of real Acid directed by the Pharmacopoeia, when required of that strength, or as indicated by the specific gravity marked upon it. The Hydrated Peroxide of iron, (not the Carbonate, which is frequently substituted for it), so much recom- mended as an Antidote for Arsenic, is also prepared with care, and may be depended upon. BAILEY'S LIQUOR OPII SELATIVU8 is a solution of one of the component parts of Opium in Distilled Water, the properties of which have been fully investigated by distinguished practitioners both in town and "untry. The trials to which it has been submitted have proved it to possess the narcotic and sedative, without the stimulant properties of Opium. In many constitutions the effects of common Opium or Laudanum aro i xLremely distressing, and in all habits produces some inconvenience, often causing restlessness and delirium, Instead of producing 9leep ; and its use generally succeeded by sickness and debility. Of these deleterious effects the Liquor Opii Scdativus is wholly deprived, whilst it retains, in its full degree, all the desirable powers of Opium, m rcMevtag pafal, ■OOfTllng irritation, and procuring repose. It has now been prepared by him for many years, and lias met with universal approbation from the profession generallv. OINTMENT AND EXTRACT POTS ; Syrup Bottles ; Show Jars, with magnificent labels, in variety of design ; Cold ( ream, Pear's Grease, and Covered Boxes; Stoppered Flint-Glass Bottles, wide and narrow mouth, fof fitting up shops, of every size and shape ; Specie Glasses ; Grecian Globes ; Window Bottles; Graduated Glass Measure.-; Tincture Bottles; Vials, plain or moulded; Green Bottles of every description; Infusion Jugs, of -tone or Queen's ware ; Portable Tincture Presses, both round and square; Wedgwood and glass-lluted Funnels ; lt< torts and Receivers, of glass, Wedgwood, and stone, tubulated or plain ; Ointment Slabs, of marble, Wedgwood, and stone; Mortars and Pestles, of marble, glass, iron, brass, and Wedgwood ware ; Evaporating Dishes; Drum, and other Sieves; l'ill Machines, with or without rollers ; Apothecaries' Scales and Weights, in steel, brass, and Ml\cr; Drug Counter Scales and Weighing Machines ; Pewter Measures and Funnels; Plaster Spatulas; Paper l'ill Poxes, nested or single, pink inside or out, plain or shouldered ; Scidlitz, Soda, and Lozenge Boxes; Willow and turned Wood Poxes; Tooth Powder and Lip-Salve Boxes, labelled and varnished; Syringes, of glass, pewter, hrass, plated metal, and elastic gum ; Bolus Knives ; Corks, of every description ; Court Plaster and Goldbeater's Skin; F.mhosslng and Printing Presses; Gallipots ; Lint; Plaster Sklus; Pink and Coloured Saucers; Spread Piasters; Sponge Bags; Bathing Caps; Wafers and Sealing Wax ; Smelling and Toilet Bottles; Fish Sauces; Perfumery, Colours, &c, all at lowest current prices. Bailey's Glass Medical Spoons, in sets of three sizes, tea, dessert, and table, whereby the profession may always depend on uniformity of dose ; It is, therefore, most desirable that every family should possess a set, besides being more cleanly and convenient than any other kind. Books of elegant Shop Labels, on highly-glazed or yellow paper, at 14s., and on white paper, at Pis. per Book. These LaUls may !>e rendered us durable as if painted, by using the Chemical Varnish, which maybe had in Pottle*, 42s. Gd. each, with directions for use.