Note 25 — NEW YORK JOURNAL OF PHARMACY. NOVEMBER, 1852.
Reading edition
Mr. Canavan mistakes—the assertion was that the Extract of Conium, prepared by Tilden or by Currie, was superior to the best English Extract of that article we have seen, and a comparison of the odor of the two articles, under the influence of a little liquor potassae, will readily convince the observer of its correctness. The question as to the other Extracts is one of great interest, and we still believe it awaits a satisfactory solution.—[ED.]