Index for New York Journal of Pharmacy, Volume 1 (of 3), 185
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"New York Journal of Pharmacy, Volume 1 (of 3), 1852" is a scientific publication likely written in the mid-19th century. The journal is devoted to the field of pharmacy, targeting the professional growth and scientific understanding of apothecaries in New York City. It features articles meant to advance the knowledge and skills of druggists while also addressing practical needs concerning drug formulations and safety. The opening of this volume begins with an introduction from the College of Pharmacy of the City of New York, outlining the objectives of the journal to elevate the pharmacy profession by sharing knowledge, fostering scientific inquiry, and providing a platform for collaboration among practitioners. It emphasizes the importance of a well-informed pharmacy community in New York, given its status as a major commercial hub. The content also discusses issues of adulterated drugs and provides practical insights into drug preparation, thus setting the stage for a range of informative articles that will follow in subsequent issues. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
The Project Gutenberg eBook ofNew York Journal of Pharmacy, Volume 1 (of 3), 1852 NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.JANUARY, 1852. REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY AS AMENDED. ON TWO VARIETIES OF FALSE JALAP.BY JOHN H. CURRIE. VIRGIN SCAMMONY,WITH SOME REMARKS UPON THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF
SCAMMONY RESIN.BY B. W. BULL. ON THE PREPARATION OF STRAMONIUM OINTMENT.BY EUGENE DUPUY, PHARMACEUTIST, NEW YORK CITY. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SENNA AND
DANDELION.BY EUGENE DUPUY, PHARMACEUTIST, NEW YORK CITY. ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY A VERY SMALL DOSE OF
SANTONINE GIVEN TO A CHILD. ON POISONING BY NICOTINE.Read before the National Academy of Medicine.BY M. ORFILA. ON THE ESTIMATION OF THE STRENGTH OF
MEDICINAL HYDROCYANIC ACID, OF BITTER
ALMOND WATER, AND OF CHERRY LAUREL
WATER.BY J. LIEBIG. THEPHARMACOPŒIAOFTHEUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA. PHARMACEUTICAL CONVENTION. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.FEBRUARY, 1852. ON THE PREPARATION OF CHEMICALLY PURE
HYDRATE AND CARBONATE OF SODA.BY HENRY WURTZ, A. M. REMARKS UPON SOME OF THE PREPARATIONS
OF THE PHARMACOPŒIA OF THE UNITED
STATES, 1851.BY GEORGE D. COGGESHALL. LETTER ON OPIUM, &c. ON CHLOROFORM AS A SOLVENT.BY M. P. H. LEPAGE, OF GISORS. REPORT OF A JOINT COMMITTEE
OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY AND THE
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, RELATIVE
TO PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS.(Published by order of the Board of Trustees
of the Philadelphia Coll. of Pharm.) NOTE ON THE DIVISION OF GUM RESINS IN
POTIONS, AND IN DIACHYLON PLAISTER. ESSENCE OF JARGONELLE PEAR.BY THE EDITOR OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.MARCH, 1852. PRACTICAL HINTS,BY A WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. ON BLISTERING CERATE.BY EUGENE DUPUY, PARMACEUTIST, NEW YORK. ON THE ADULTERATION OF CERTAIN DRUGS
AND THE METHODS OF DETECTING SAID
ADULTERATIONS.BY C. TOWNSEND HARRIS,Demonstrator of Chemistry in the New York Medical College. ON WOORARA.A NOTE READ TO THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, BY M. U. BERNARD, IN HIS OWN
NAME, AND THAT OF M. PELOUZE. SUMBUL, OR YATAMANSI. OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRENGTH OF
TINCTURE OF OPIUM.BY A. B. GARROD, M. D. NOTICE OF SOME VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL
SUBSTANCES, NATURAL PRODUCTS OF NEW
GRANADA.BY M. J. RAF. MONZON, M. D.(In a Letter to Dr. Pereira.) ON THE SODA-PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON.BY ALEXANDER URE, ESQ., SURGEON TO ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL. ON THE SIMABA CEDRON.BY M. BERTHOLD SEEMANN. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.APRIL, 1852. NOTES IN PHARMACY.BY BENJAMIN CANAVAN. INDELIBLE INK.BY M. GUILLER, OF PARIS. ON VALERIANIC ACID AND ITS SALTS.BY MR. J. B. BARNES. ESSENCE OF PINE APPLE. ON A REMARKABLE SPECIMEN OF DECOMPOSED
CHLOROFORM.BY JONATHAN PEREIRA, M.D., F.R.S.,Physician to the London Hospital. REPORT PRESENTED TO THE ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS,ON THE SUBSTITUTION OF AN ARTIFICIAL IODURETTED OIL FOR COD
LIVER OIL.By a Commission composed of Messrs. Gibert, Ricord,
Soubeiren and Guibourt. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.MAY, 1852. LIQUOR MAGNESIÆ CITRATIS.THOS. S. WIEGAND, PHILADELPHIA. [Continued from the March number.]PRACTICAL HINTS.BY A WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.9 QUINIDINE.BY MR. ROBERT HOWARD. ON THE ADULTERATION OF SULPHATE OF QUININE,
AND THE MEANS OF DETECTION. REMARKS ON THE ENVELOPEMENT OF PILLS.BY DORVAULT. ON THE APPLICATION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
TO PERFUMERY.BY DR. A. W. HOFFMAN.Professor to the Royal College of Chemistry, London. ON TESTS FOR THE IMPURITIES OF ACETIC ACID. A TEST FOR ALCOHOL IN ESSENTIAL OILS. CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF RESIN OF JALAP.BY B. SANDROCK. ON THE PREPARATION OF CHLOROFORM FROM
THE ESSENCES OF LEMON, COPAIBA, PEPPERMINT
AND BERGAMOTTE.BY M. CHAUTARD,Professor of Chemistry at the Lyceum of Vendome. ON DRY EXTRACTS.BY DR. MOHR. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.JUNE, 1852. RESULTS OF THE EXAMINATION OF SEVERAL
PARCELS OF ALEPPO SCAMMONY.BY B. W. BULL. WHAT IS MONESIA?BY E. DUPUY,PHARMACEUTIST, NEW YORK CITY. THE PHARMACOLOGY OF MATICO:
WITH FORMULA FOR ITS PREPARATION.BY DORVAULT. CHEMICAL RESEARCH ON CROTON OIL.BY M. DUBLANC.Director of the Laboratory of the
Central Pharmacy of the Parisian Hospitals. ON ALOINE, THE CRYSTALLINE CATHARTIC
PRINCIPLE OF BARBADOES ALOES.BY JOHN STENHOUSE, L.L.D., F.R.S.L., & E. ON HENRY’S MAGNESIA.BY DR. MOHR. MEDICINE AND PHARMACY IN BRAZIL. CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF BROOM.(CYTISUS SCOPARIUS D. C.)BY DR. STENHOUSE. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.JULY, 1852. CHLORIC ETHER.BY J. F. HOLTON, PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. ON THE PREPARATION OF PURE MAGNESIA.BY HENRY WURTZ, M. A. ON TINCTURE OF IPECACUANHA.BY G. F. LEROY, OF BRUSSELS. ON THE MODE OF ASCERTAINING THE PURITY
OF ESSENTIAL OIL OF BITTER ALMONDS. ON HOFFMAN’S ANODYNE LIQUOR.BY WILLIAM PROCTER, JR. ON GUTTA TABAN.BY BERTHOLD SEEMANN. ON GAMBIR.BY BERTHOLD SEEMAN. ON THE GALBANUM PLANT.BY F. A. BUSHE. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.AUGUST, 1852. ON THE PREPARATIONS OF IRON USED IN
MEDICINE.BY HENRY WURTZ. NOTE ON THE PREPARATION OF BESTUCHEFF’S TINCTURE.BY FR. MAŸER. ON SOCOTRINE ALOE JUICE, OR LIQUID SOCOTRINE ALOES.BY JONATHAN PEREIRA, M. D., F. R. S.,(Physician to the London Hospital.) THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF COD-LIVER OIL.BY DR. H. L. WINCKLER. GUARANA.COMMUNICATED BY D. RITCHIE, SURGEON, R. N. COLORED FIRES FOR PYROTECHNICAL PURPOSES. EXTRACTUM LOBELIÆ FLUIDUM.BY WILLIAM PROCTER, JR. NEW METHOD FOR PREPARING AND EXHIBITING
PROTIODIDE OF IRON.BY M. H. BONNEWYN. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.SEPTEMBER, 1852. EASY METHOD TO MAKE HYPOSULPHITE OF SODA.BY JOHN C. TALLON. NOTES IN PHARMACY, No. 4.BY BENJAMIN CANAVAN. GENERAL
REPORT UPON THE RESULTS AND EFFECTS OF THE “DRUG LAW,” MADE TO
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.BY C. B. GUTHRIE, M. D. ON THE MANUFACTURE OF NITRATE OF POTASH (SALTPETRE.) ON TINCTURE OF OPIUM. PREPARATION OF PROPYLAMINE FROM ERGOTINE.BY DR. F. L. WINCKLER. EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.OCTOBER, 1852. ON THE USE OF COAL GAS AS A SOURCE OF HEAT FOR THE LABORATORY.BY EDWARD N. KENT. NOTE UPON CICUTA (CONIUM MACULATUM) AND CONICINE. ON THE MANUFACTURE OF WRITING INKS. VARIA—EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.NOVEMBER, 1852. NOTES IN PHARMACY, No. 5.BY BENJAMIN CANAVAN. NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL CONVENTION. OBSERVATIONS UPON A GENERAL METHOD
FOR DETECTING THE ORGANIC ALKALOIDS
IN CASES OF POISONING.BY PROFESSOR STAS, OF BRUSSELS. VARIA—EDITORIAL. NEW YORKJOURNAL OF PHARMACY.DECEMBER, 1852. OBSERVATIONS ON THE VOLATILITY AND SOLUBILITY
OF CANTHARDIN IN VIEW OF THE MOST ELEGIBLE
PHARMACEUTICAL TREATMENT OF SPANISH FLIES.BY WILLIAM PROCTER, JR. ON GELSEMINUM SEMPERVIRENS OR YELLOW
JASSAMIN.BY WILLIAM PROCTER, JR. ON THE MANUFACTURE OF WRITING INKS.(Concluded from page316.) ON THE GROWTH OF VARIOUS KINDS OF MOULD
IN SYRUP. CONSTITUTION OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION. CODE OF ETHICS OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION. VARIA—EDITORIAL. CONTENTS. INDEX OF AUTHORS. THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE Chapter 114
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