2 lbs., tartaric acid 2 lbs.; to be separately dried, and mixed. - M. DURANDE,

Munro's Cough Medicine. 4 drs. of paregoric with 2 drs.

of sulphuric ether, and 2 drachms of tincture of Tolu.

Dose, a teaspoonful in some warm water. Murray's (Sir J.) Fluid Camphor. Each ounce contains

3 grs. of camphor and 6 grs. of carbonate of magnesia, dissolved by carbonic acid, and by pressure.

Murray's Gout Specific. It contains iodide of potassium, sulphate of magnesia, and an aromatic tincture. ('Pharm. Journal.)

Mustard Leaves. See Rigollot's Mustard Leaves.

Mustard Tissue. See Sinapine Tissue.

Nepenthe. Supposed to be a watery solution of opium, resembling Battler's. See Extractum Opii Liquidum, and Liquor Opii Sedativus, Pocket Formulary.

Neuraline. An anodyne application, for external use only. It is said to contain aconite.

Noraris's Drops. A solution of tartarized antimony, with a tincture of some vegetable substances, not ascertained.

Nouffleur's (Madame) Worm Medicine. Powdered fern root 3 drs., to be given in the morning (the patient being prepared by an emollient clyster, and a supper of panada); followed in 2 hours by a bolus of calomel, scammony, and gamboge.

Ollivier's Biscuits. Beat up the whites of 2 eggs with 16 oz. of water, add a solution of 76 grs. of corrosive sublimate; collect, wash, and dry the precipitate, l-7th of a gr. of which is contained in each biscuit of 2 drs.

Opodeldoc. Lin. Saponis.

Ormskirk Medicine, to prevent hydrophobia. Elecampane

1 dr., chalk 4 drs., Armenian bole, 3 drs., alum 10 grains, oil of aniseed 5 drops.

Paramoud. See Dietetic Compounds.

Palmer's Aerated Chalybeate. Mix 1 1/2 parts of acetic acid with 40 of water, add 4 of proto-sulphate of iron, and 20 of syrup. Put into 4-ounce bottles, for No. 1 and No.

2 respectively, as much of the above as contains 2 and 4 grs. of sulphate of iron, and fill the bottles with a solution of carbonate of soda or of potash strongly charged with carbonic acid gas. Tartaric acid may be substituted for acetic.

Papier Epispastique d'Albespeyres. The Pommade Epispastique of the French codex, spread on waxed paper. See Unguentum Epispasticum, Pocket Formulary.

Papier Epispastique de Vee. This is of three strengths, distinguished by the colours white, green, and red. The composition is made by boiling cantbarides for an hour with water, and lard, green ointment, or lard coloured with alkanet; adding white wax to the strained fats, and spreading on paper, silk, or linen. No. 1 is made with 10 oz. of cantharides to 4 lbs. of lard; No. 2, of 1 lb. of flies to 8 lbs. of green ointment; and No. 3, of 1 1/2 lbs. to 8 lbs. of coloured lard; and to each are added 2 lbs. of white wax. - Dorvault. See Blistering Paper.

Papier Fayard. Gout Taper. Eupborbium 3 drs. cantharides 6 drs., powdered and digested with 4 oz. alcohol: and 3 drs. Venice turpentine added to the strained tincture. Fine paper is dipped into it and dried in the air. Mohr directs 4 drs. of cantharides and 1 dr. eupborbium to be digested in 5 oz. of highly rectified spirit; filter and add 1 1/2 oz. Venice turpentine previously liquefied with 2 oz. of resin. To be spread on the paper while warm.

Pelletier's Aethereal Opodeldoc. See Balsamum Aceti-cum Camphoratum, Pocket Formulary.

Persian Insect Powder. This is said to be the dried flowers of the Pyrethrum roseum, or red flowered Pyrethrum reduced to powder. The flowers of the Pyrethrum caucasicum are also stated to be used for the same purpose.

Peter's Pills. Aloes, jalap, gamboge, and scammony, of each 2 drs.; calomel 1 dr.

Piles, popular remedies for. Dr. Wardleworth's Pills contain 3 1/2 grs. of pitch in each; 2 every night. For Electuaries for piles see Conf. SennAe, B. P., Confectio ResinAe B. P., Confectio Sulphuris, Electuarium HAemor-rhoidale, all in Pocket Formulary. See also Ward's Paste, below. For Pile Ointments, see Unguentum GallAe, Ungueutum GallAe cum Opio, Unguentum HAemorrhoidale, Pocket Formulary. Sir H. Halford's Pile Ointment consists of equal parts of citrine ointment and oil of almonds triturated in a glass mortar till perfectly smooth. Mr. Ward's is - Powdered nut-gall 2 drs., camphor 1 dr., melted wax 1 oz., tincture of opium 2 drs. Mix.

Pills. See proprietors' names in alphabetical order. A great variety of formulAe for pills of every kind will be found in the Pocket Formulary.