A great discovery in Chemistry. has
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A great discovery in Chemistry, has
lately been made by DIR. Rcichen-
back, of Germany; he having succeed
ed IN extricating from tar and smoke a
hitherto unknown substance, which he
calls kreosot, (desh preserver.)


This substance possesses the proper
ty Of resisting putrefaction, in a most
eminent degree, and when diluted with
water, fresh slaughtered meat, after
having been immersed in it for few
minutes, may be kept in the open air
and in the hottest weather, for any
length of time, without becoming in
the least affected.


This fact led several eminent nhv-
sicians to experiment with it, in the
treatment of human diseases, applying
1t both internally and externally, in
which they have been crowned with
the most striking success.


People afflicted with the horrid dis
ease Cancer, after having been dis
paired OF by the mostskilful physicians.
1ave been completely cured by Kreo-
lot.


For wounds and sores in general, Il
las been found the best remedy known:
md is particularly recommended in
urgical operations, as it prevents in.
ANIMATION, and stops the most exces-
i've bleeding almost instantly.-phil.
IS. Gaz.