OF BOTANY. 27 



22. Cariophilleae. Astringents and Sefccrnant stimu- 

 lants. 



23. Trihilatae. Tonics and Nutrientics. 



24. Cory dales. Narcotic and Antiscorbutic. 



25. Put'amineae. Detergent and Antiscorbutic- 



26. Mnltisiliquae. Cathartic and Caustic. 



27. Ehceadeae. Anodyne and Antiscorbutic, 



28. Lnridae. Narcotic and Antiscorbutic. 



29. Campanaceae. Cathartics and Secernant stimu- 

 lants. 



SO. Contoriae. Cathartics and Antiscorbutics. 

 St. Vepreculae Antiscorbutic and Emetic. 



32. Papilionaceae. Emollient, Diuretic, Nutrientic. 



33. Lomentaceae. Emollient, Astringent, Cathartic. 



34. Cucurbitnceae. Cathartic and Refrigerant. 



35. Senticosae. Astringent and Refrigerant. 



36. Pmnaceae. Refrigerants. 



37. Columniferae. Emollient. 



38. Tricoccae. Cathartic. 



39. Siliquasae. Diuretic, Antiscorbutic, Nutrientic.^ 



40. Personatae. Deobstruetits and Cathartics. 



41. Jlsperifoliae. Astringents and Dcobstruents. 



42. Verticillatae. Stomachics and Astringents. 



43. Dwnosae. Tonic and Cathartic. 



44. Sepiariae. Astringent. 



45. Umbellatae. Stomachic and Narcotic. 



46. Hederaceae. Tonics and Refrigerants 



47. Stellatae. Tonics and Deobstruents. 



48. Jlggregatae. Tonics and Secernant stimulants. 



49. Compositae* Tonics and Secernant stimulants. 



50. rfmentaceae. Astringents. 



51. Coniferac. Tonics and Stomachics. 



52. Coadunatae. Tonics. 



53. Scabridae. Astringents. 



54. Miscdlaneae. Their qualities are various. 



55. Filices. Secernant stimulants. 



56. Musci. Cathartics and Secernant stimulants* 



57. Jllgae. Tonics. 



58. Fungi. Tonics ami Cathartics. 



NATURAL ORDERS OF JUSSIETJ. 



Jussieu's System is a very great improvement upon 

 that of Linneus. According to the maxim of Linneus and 



