Publications Issued by The Lloyd Library 



(Complete List to January 1, 1917.) 



Bulletin of the Lloyd Library of Botany, Pharmacy, and Materia Medica 



No. 1. Reproduction Series No. 1. 



Collections for an essay towards a Materia Medica of the United States by Ben- 

 jamin Smith Barton, 1798 and 1804. 



No. 2. Reproduction Series No. 2. 



The Indian Doctor's Dispensatory, being Father Smith's advice respecting dis 

 eases and their cure, by Peter Smith, of the Miami Country, 1813. 



No. 3. Mycological Series No. 1. 



The Genera of Gastromycetes, by C. G. Lloyd. 



No. 4. Pharmacy Series No. 1. 



References to Cajiillarity to the end of the year 1900, being Chapter VII of A 

 Study in Pharmacy," by John Uri Lloyd. 



No. 5. Mycological Series No. 2. 



The Geastrae, by C. O. Lloyd. 



No. 6. Reproduction Series No. 3. 



Materia Medica Americana, Potissimum Regni Vegetabilis, by Johannes Dayid 

 Schoepf, 1787. 



No. 7. Reproduction Series No. 4. 



An acco\int of some of the vegetable prod>ictions naturally growing in this part 

 of America, botanically arranged by the Rev. Manasseh Cutler. 



No. 8. Mycological Series No. 3. y, /, 



The Lytoperdaeeae of Australia, New Zealand, and Neighboring Islands, by C. G. 

 Lloyd. 



No. 9. Reproduction Series No. 5. 



An investiiration of the properties of the Sanguinaria Canadensis or Puccoon, by 



^V■illi!lm Downey. 



Travels throuiili the interior parts of North America in the years 1766, 1767, «•■(! 



1768, by J. Carver. 



Libellus de Usu Medico Pulsatillae Nigricantis. 



No. 10. Reproduction Series No. 6. 

 Hydrastis Canadensis. 



No. 11. Reproduction Series No. 7. 



Life and medical discoveries of Samuel Thomson and a history of the Thomsonian 

 Materia Medica. 



No. 12. Pharmacy Series No. 2. 



The Eclectic Alkaloid.s, Resins, Resinoids, Oleo-Resins, and Concentrated Princi 

 pies, by John Uri Lloyd. 



No. 13. Mycological Series No. 4. 



Synopsis of the Known Phalloids, by C. G. Lloyd. 



No. 14. Mycological Series No. 5. 



Synojfsis of the Genus liexagona, by C. G. Lloyd. 



No. 15. Botany Series No. 1. 



Catalogue of the Ferns and Flowering Plants of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Vicinity, 

 by \V. 11. Aiken. 



No. 16. Botany Series No. 2, by Alfred J. Morrison, Ph. D. 



Keise durcli einige der mitllern und siidliclien vereinigten Nordamerikanischen 

 Slaateu nach Ost Florida und den Bahama Insein unlernommen in den .lahren 

 1783 und 1784, von Johaun David Scliijpf, Erlangen, bey Johanu Jacob Palm. 



1788. 



No. 17. Pharmacy Series No. 3, by Professor L. E. Sayre. 



Gelseiniuni. A study that emiiodies the recent work of Prof. L. B. Sayre, Law 

 rence, Kansas, together with fragments of a paper re.id by him before the 

 American Pliarimu'eiitical Association, Richmond, Viruinia, 1910, accompanied 

 by a plate of phyiological tracings by Prof. 11. W. Emerson. 



No. 18. Pharmacy Series No. 4, by John Uri Lloyd. 



History of the Vegetable Drugs of the IMiarmacopeia of the United States, by 

 John Uri Llojd, Pliar. M., with portraits of Charles Rice, Ph. D., New York, 

 N. Y., elected Chairman of the Pharmacopeial Committee on Revision, who died 

 May IJ, 19111 (see portrait), and Joseph P. Remington. Ph M., Philadelphia, 

 Pa. (see I'ortrait), Dr. Rice's successor as Chairman of the Revision Committee, 

 nnder whom the work appeared. 



