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HARVARD COLLEGE
LIBRARY
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE PERFUMERY
EMBRACING A GREAT VARIETY OF
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PETER MOLLER'S PUREST NORWE&IAN 00D LIVER OIL.
A
BOTANICAL INDEX
TO ALL THE
MEDICINAL PLANTS,
BY
ALLAN POLLOCK,
NEW YORK:
ALLAN POLLOCK.
1872.
ttARVARD COLLEGE LIBRAW
SHELDON FOND
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by Allan Pollock, in the Office of
the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
BIGHT OF TRANSLATION RESERVED.
Allan Pollock.
New-York, September, 1872.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF THE
Colleges of Pharmacy
IN THE
UNITED STATES,
" PYRAMIDALIS « «
6 Botanical Index.
" SERRULATA a u u
" TRILOBA « «
LAPPA MINOR »
Burdock Leaves, Clot Burr.
(See Arctium Lappa.) S
LAURUS BENZOIN Fever Bush, Fever Wood, Spice
Bush, Spice Wood, Spice
Berry, Wild Allspice, Allspice
Bush.
NASTURTIUM amphibium... tt tt
Common Groundsel.
" False « «
" Smooth «
Prinos verticillatus
Geranium maculatum.
Heuchera Americana.
flower « «
" Thorn
" Root u «
Water tt u
White tt a
" Root tt tt
Melissa officinalis.
Monarda didyma.
48 Botanical Index.
Dracocephalum canariense.
Impatiens balsamina.
" Weed a u
u u Laurus nobilis.
Helleborus fcetidus.
Epiphegus Americanus.
" Wood U u
Gelseminum sempervirens.
Biorn-blad « «
u Monotropa uniflora.
Biting Persicaria « «
" Wood u «
K U Quassia excelsa.
" Nightshade.. M tt
Macrotys "
Macrotys "
«t u Helonias dioica.
u M Liatris squarrosa.
a « Leontice thalictroides.
u tt
Eupatorium perfoliatum.
Botanical Index. 55
Dracontium fcetidum.
« « Euphorbia corollata.
M « Leptandria Virginica.
" Dogtree « «
" Wood « u
Bristly Aralia
" Weed (( u
Lobelia inflata.
« Borago officinalis.
Euonymus atropurpureus.
Botanical Index. 57
Juglans cinerea.
Eryngium aquaticum.
M M Orobanche Virginiana.
« M Phytolacca decandra.
" Spotted « «
Botanical Index. 59
" "Wild « «
Silene Virginica.
Catnip « «
Catwort « «
6o Botanical Index.
" Roman u u
Mitchella repens.
« «
Pyrethrum parthenium.
Osmorrhiza brevistylis.
Cinchonaea.
« «
62 Botanical Index.
Arctium lappa.
Melilotus alba.
t« H Macrotys "
Caubphyllum thalictroides.
It « Leontice thalictroides.
Dioscorea villosa.
« u Asclepias tuberosa.
u a Aletris farinosa.
u u Helonias dioica.
u u Liatris spicata.
«« Symplocarpus fcetidus.
64 Botanical Index.
Asarum canadense.
Columbia
Frasera walteri.
" American « «
Frasera verticillata.
« " walteri.
Liatris spicata.
" Mountain « M
» Upland U U U
" Spotted U U
Cinchona officinalis.
" Boot « «
Gnaphalium margaritaceum.
" Boot 1( u
Geum Virginianum.
Melissa officinalis.
Rumex crispus.
Bit Aletrisfarinosa.
Helonias dioica.
Dioscorea villosa.
Dilly « a
Comus Florida.
" Female « «
" Flowering « u
" Swamp « «
" Bitter «« u
« Turnip a u
" Weed M M
Euphorbia ipecacuanha.
Agave Virginia.
Comptonia asplenifolia.
Botanical Index. 73
Laurus benzoin.
« Pyrethrum "
« « Triosteum perfoliatum.
Laurus benzoin.
Scrophularia nodosa.
74 Botanical Index.
Erechthites "
Fit Root « a
Panax quinquefolia.
Flowering Dogwood a «
« «« Gentiana catesbaei.
Apocynum androsaemifolium.
Aster puniceus.
" Wort « «
(t M « « Nepeta glechoma.
Gill Run « tt
" Wild
Panax quinquefolia.
U it Frasera verticillata.
78 Botanical Index.
« « Galium aparine.
« Pyrola "
« M Gaultheria procumbens.
Pulmonaria officinalis.
Lycopus Virginicus.
Spircea tomentosa.
u Collinsonia canadensis.
Heal-all « «
Prunella Pennsylvania.
" White « «
Hoodwort «« «
Collinsonia canadensis.
Erigeron canadense.
Humulus lupulus.
Hydrangea arborescens.
Hyssopus officinalis.
Impatiens balsamina.
Frasera walteri.
« « Coculus palmatus.
" Weed « u
" Wild u «
Indigofera « «
Podophyllum peltatum.
Symplocarpus fcetidus.
Polemonium reptans.
t( (( Pulmonaria officinalis.
" Yellow a a
M « Melissa officinalis.
Variolaria faginica.
« « Valeriana officinalis.
« ««
" Field « «
« «
" Mountain
Lavendula vera.
Glycirrhiza glabra.
Nard.
« triloba.
« " syphilitica.
« Variolaria faginica.
Mad Weed t( u
" Ground « «
" Root 0
Wild « «
Imperatoria ostruthium.
Masterwort, leaves, root
and seed Heracleum lanatum.
Mata Perro Asclepias garciana.
Artanthe elongata.
Epigaea repens.
M « Symplocarpus foetidus.
Mecoama a u
Euphorbia corollata.
Leontodon taraxacum.
Leonurus cardiaca.
u « Monarda didyma.
Nardus Nard.
Actea alba.
Amygdalus persica
Cypripedium pubescens.
Cornus Florida.
Panax quinquefolia.
a u Actea alba.
Frasera verticillata.
Mitchella repens.
Botanical Index. 99
Iris florentina.
Monarda didyma.
Montropa uniflora.
Collinsonia canadensis.
Paeonia officinalis.
Leontice
Cissampelos pareira.
Menispermum canadense.
Momordica balsamina.
Zanthoxylum fraxineum.
Pyrethrum parthenium.
Aralia racemosa.
Nard.
Phytolacca decandra.
Pigeon Berry u u
" Prince's a a
Pinckneya pubens.
" Greater « «
" Oak
M Dracontium fcetidum.
" Collard a tt
Sanincula marilandica.
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Local or Common Names. Botanical or Officinal Names.
Marrubium vulgare.
Aralia spinosa.
" Elder «
" India « u
r
" Weed Erigeron canadense.
Coculus palmatus.
" Root « «
« «
U M Cimicifuga racemosa.
U M Cicuta virosa.
« «« Nabulus alba.
« « Cimicifuga racemosa.
« «« Polygala senega.
Agave Virginica.
M Liatris squarrosa.
« " Plant a «
u M Aster puniceus.
Cicuta virosa.
Botanical Index. 109
Galium aparine.
Polypodium vulgare.
Cistus canadensis.
U M Helianthemum canadense.
Rosemary u «
Centaurea Americana.
Sabbatia angularis.
no Botanical Index.
Saffron, American u u
Spanish « «
Sambucus canadensis. x
Botanical Index. i11
Sassafras officinalis.
" canadense.
112 Botanical Index.
« U
Botanical Index. 113
" marilandica.
" Wild « u
" Poison « a
Phytolacca decandra.
Skoke Root « «
Symplocarpus fcetidus.
" Weed
Macrotys
Liatris spicata.
M Liatris spicata.
Polygala senega.
M Seneka ... « «
u u u Aristolochia serpentaria.
Veronica officinalis.
u M Laurus benzoin.
" Bush « «
(( « Benzoin odoriferum.
Nard.
M Nard.
" Geranium « «
Orobanche uniflora.
(( M Caulophyllum thalictroides.
U « Cimicifuga racemosa.
M 11 Macrotys racemosa.
" aureus.
«( « Erigeron purpureum.
" Vine « »
" Root u «
Delphinium staphisagria.
Datura stramonium.
Prinos verticillatus.
Botanical Index. 121
" Smooth « «
« Upland «« «
Zanthoxylum fraxineum.
« Aralia spinosa.
Alnus rubra.
«« Dracocephalum canariense.
M " Ferry « «
M « Bush « a
Botanical Index. 123
Sweet-scented Water
Lily Nymphaea odorata.
Tea Berry tt a
M M Sanguinaria canadensis.
" Stem « «
" Wax u a
" Wort a u
K M " Virginianum.
Thymus vulgaris.
Thymus « «
Zanthoxylum fraxineum.
Aralia spinosa.
" Tree tt «
Geranium maculatum.
Touch Me Not
« « Lactuca elongata.
Asclepias tuberosa.
Tephrosia corydalis.
M M Tephrosia Virginiana.
Curcuma longa.
« Hydrastis canadensis.
Arum triphyllum.
" Wild t( «
Chelone glabra.
Botanical Index. 127
Spigelia marilandica.
Leptandria Virginica.
Trillium pendulum.
Botanical Index. 129
(( (( Cicuta virosa.
U (( CEnanthe phellandrium.
" Europeus.
M M Cicuta virosa. ^
Polygonum punctatum.
M «t " hydropiper.
" Myrtle u a
Spiraea tomentosa.
Populus tremuloides.
" Archangel it a
M M Euphorbia ipecacuanha.
M K Lactuca sativa.
134 Botanical Index.
t« « Centaurea Americana.
« « Asarum canadense.
Windwort « tt
" Root « «
Veratrum viride.
136 Botanical Index.
Gelsiminum sempervirens.
« u Spigelia marilandica.
Frasera walteri.
" Root « «
« « Coptis trifolia.
Zanthoriza apiifolia.
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