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Neqc Anaiysis of Sqvaim's Panacea The Editor of the American Journal has received an account from Dr Rose, of Philadelphia, of an analysis made by him of Swam's Panacea, in the laboratory, and under the superinter- dence of Professor Hare. In this specimen both mercury and arsenic were discovered. The latter article has never before been sought for, we believe in this celebrated nos: trum.

 The communication of Dr Rose, says the American. Journal, is accompanied by several afiidavits for the purpose of showing that the matter analysed was the remains of bottle obtained from Swain by man named James Hill, for the cure of an ulcer on his leg; that the said James Hill, OH the third day after commencing to use the medicine, four wine glasses full only having been taken, died with vomiting of blood ; that the deceased after taking the medicine, complained that it burn cd him at the heart ; and that the remainder of the contents of the bottle were carefully preserved by his fl tends, until given for an- alysis. .-lNedicai LnteiHgencer;