Confection  of  Cas'sia.  Syn.  Coneeo'tio
CAs'si^  (Ph.  L.),  L.  Prep.  (Ph.  L.)  Pre-
pared cassia,  ^  lb. ;  manna,  2  oz. ;  prepared
tamarinds,  1  oz.;  syrup  of  roses,  8  fl.  oz.  j  mix
with  heat,  and  evaporate  to  a  proper  con-
sistence.— Dose,  2  dr.  to  6  dr. ;  or  more,  as  a
laxative.
Confection  of  Cat'echn.    Syn.   Conpec'tio


oat'bohit  compos'ita  (Ph.  D.),  L.  Prep.
(Ph.  D.)  Compound  powder  of  catechu,  5  oz. ;
simple  syrup,  5  fi.  oz. — Dose,  10  gr.  to  20
gr.  J  as  an  astringent,  in  diarrhoea,  &c.;  either
alone  or  combined  with  chalk.
Confection  of  Copai'ba.  Syn.  Cohpbo'tio
oopai'b^,  L.  Prep.  1.  (Berton.)  Copaiba  and
powdered  cubebs,  of  each  2  oz. ;  alum,  1  oz. ;
opium,  5  gr. ;  mix  well.
2.  (Swediaur.)  Tui'pentine,  1  oz. ;  copaiba,
\  oz. ;  mix ;  add  mucilage  of  gum  Arabic,  1
oz. ;  triturate  to  an  emulsion,  and  further  add,-
conserve  of  roses,  4  oz.
3.  (Traill.)  Copaiba,  2  oz.;  oatmeal,  q.  s.
to  form  an  electuary  ;  then  add,  conserve  of
roses,  1  oz.
4.  (Voght.)  Copaiba  and  powdered  cubebs,
of  each  4i  dr. ;  yolk  of  1  egg ;  conserve  of
roses,  ^  oz.  All  the  above  are  excellent  medi-
cines in  gonorrhoea. — Dose,  1  to  3  dr.,  three
or  four  times  a  day,  made  into  boluses,  and
covered  with  the  fresh  emptied  skin  of  a  prune
before  being  swallowed;  in  gonorrhoea,  gleet,
&c.
Confection  of  Cream  of  Tar'tar.  Syn.  CoN-
pection  op  bitae'teatb  op  potas'sa  ;  Coir-
pec'tio  potas'sa  bitaetea'tis,  L.  Prep.  1.
Cream  of  tartar  and  powdered  sugar,  of  each

1  oz, ;  simple  syrup,  2  oz. ;  1  nutmeg,  grated.
— Dose,  2  dr.  to  6  dr.
