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One house in Philadelphia, says the U, S. Ga
zette, has prepared and sold within the last three
years, II, 900 pounds of Calomel. The consumer
pays the npothecary for the medicine, at prices
varying from $50 to $500 per pound. Putting the
above quantity al only S6O lit would appear that
the prices paid for il has exceeded million OF
dollars. 1t is supposed thatthe quantity manufac-
tured by other houses is at least six times as much.
If So the cost of calomeI in three years. has been
S6,O00,000, or an average of two millions per