los
6,108. Amonum korarima. Aden.
5,228. Aloes. Aden.
847. Trigonella foenum greeum. Indore.
Medieinal Substances from Sind.
393. Nappo (seed). Nymphsea pubescens. Lake
Munehur, Sind.
398. Loonak jo beej. Rumex sp. Chalo Hindoo
of Boobue.
400. Nelumbiumspeciosum (seeds). Lake Munehur.
401. Fceniculum panmorium. Thuddoo Hindoo of
Boobue, Sind.
402. Cashnee. Cichoriumendivia. Dhoolano Hindoo.
403. Trigonella foenum grsecum. Thawur Hindoo.
404. Cuminum cyminum. Dhurmo Hindoo.
405. Coriandrum sativum. Thuddoo Hindoo.
406. Carrot seed. Daucus carota. Phagoon Hindoo.
40/. Allium sativum. Lahoree Hindoo.
408. Nelumbium speciosum (root). Lake Munehur.
409. Lohr. Nymphsea pubescens (root). Lake
Munehur.
Medieinal Substances from Berar.
815. Coriander. Coriandrum sativum.
816. Jira.
819. Ajivan. Ptychotis ajowan.
820. Raj geera.
822. Turmeric. Curcuma longa.
823. Garlic. Allium sativum.
824. Onions. Allium cepa.
825. Chillies. Capsicum sp.
Medieinal Substances from the N.W. Provinces,
exhibited by the Local Committee.
994. Tikhur Kanda root.
995. Kali Misri.
996. Mahul Shahur.
997. Marbodth, alias Sahbramull.
998. Bhooi Ghussur root.
999. Kilchi Kanda root.
1,000. Semar Kanda root.
1,001. Bunsingarah.
1,002. Kapus Kanda root.
1,003. Keo Kanda root.
360 Medieinal Substances from Amritsar, exhibited
by the Local Committee.
3.493. Akalbir. Datisca cannabina.
3,500. Harmal. Peganum harmala.
3,497. Cuscuta reflexa.
3.494. Cupressus sempervirens.
Medieinal Substances from Oude, exhibited by the
Loeal Committee.
2,577- Ajwan. Ptychotis ajowan.
3.580. Fennel. Foeniculum vulgare.
3.581. Coriander. Coriandrum sativum.
3,587. Ginger. Zingiber offieinale.
3,595. Fenugrec. Trigonella Foenum greeum.
3,601. Carraways. Carum nigrum.
3,610. Turmeric. Curcuma longa.
Speeimens of the barks of Cinchona succirubra
and Cinchona calisaya, mossed and unmossed, grown
on the Neilgherries. Exhibited by Clements R.
Markham, London.
Collection of speeimens of Cinchona Bark grown
in the Neilgherries. Exhibited by W. G.
Mclvor, Ootacamund.
1.476. Cinchona bark from Cinchona succirubra from
trees 10 years old.
1.477. Cinchona bark from Cinchona succirubra,
mossed bark.
1.478. Cinchona bark from Cinchona succirubra, re-
newed bark, 20 months old.
1.479. Cinchona bark from Cinchona succirubra,
two years old.
1.480. Cinchona bark from Cinchona officinalis, var.
crespilla, from trees 9 years old.
1.481. Cinchona bark from Cincona officinalis, var.
crespilla, from trees nine years old.
1.482. Grey bark from Cinchona micrantha from trees
10 years old.
A Collection of Cinchona bark from the India
Museum, London.
Cinchona bark from Cinchona succirubra and
Cinchona calisaya, grown in the Neilgherries, mossed
and unmossed.
Cinchona bark grown at Kangra,
Cinchona bark grown at Darjeeling.
ANIMAL SUBSTANCES USED IN
MEDICINE.
Dr. Kanny Loli Gey, Rai Balladur, Calcutta.
4,624. Coccus cacti.
4.672. Leech. Hirudo sp.
4.673. Honey. Mel.
4,694. Meloe. Mylabris cichorii.
4,737. Polynemus plebeus. Sele muchi.
Surgeon G. Bidie, Madras.
1,592-3. Coccus lacca. (2 sorts.)
Amritsar Local Committee.
Speeimens of 14 animal substances used as physic.
India Museum, London.
Hirudo (species).
Leeches. Eng. Aluk, Kheeraheen. A. Zeloo.
P. Jaluka. Sans. Jonk. Guz.; H. Attei.
Tarn. Jalagh and Jerika. Tel. Patchet. Ma-
layalam. Koodalla. Cyn. Calcutta.
Leeches are extremely abundant in Northern and
Southern India, and are procurable, especially during
the wet season or monsoon, in the neighbourhood
of tanks and swamps. They are also bred by
certain low caste Hindoos and Mussulmans to a
considerable extent in the Deccan and other parts
of India.
India Museum, London,
Mylabris (various species).
Blistering beetle. Eng. Sona-makhi. H. Telini,
or Tclee-mukhee. B. Vundoo-poochee. Madras.
7,015. Lyttasp. ?
Blistering beetle. Eng. Munguldge, Assam.
These insects have long been used in Indian
hospitals, as a Substitute for the European Cantharis
vesicatoria. They abound in many parts of India,
and are very destructive to the species of Hibiscus,
Roses, &c.
