I. VEGETABLES.— Musci. 11 



•Lichen rangiferixus. This, as well as the last, has an 

 agreeable smelJ ; used for making Cyprus powder, or French 

 scent bags. 



*Cup 'sioss, Mmcus pyxidatuSf Lichen coccineuSy L. pyxidatus* 

 Used in hooping cough, and other complaints of the lungs ; dose 

 a tea-cup of the infusion, which is generally slightly emetic. 



*LicHEN cocciFERUs. Uscd for the same purposes, and in 

 intermittent fevers. 



•Muscus ARBoREus, L. p7'wiasirt. Astringent, puhnonary ; 

 very retentive of odours ; used as a basis for perfumed powders. 



*AsH-coLouRED GROUND LIVER-WORT, Mu^ciis caninus, Licken 

 terrestris, L. cinerens terrestris, L, caninus. Used in hydrophobia. 

 I •Lichen pustClatus. May be substituted for allspice, dyes 



a fine red. 



*Canary archel, Chinney weed. Herb archel, Rocella tincto- 

 rum, Fucus, L. Rocella, Allays the tickling cough attendant 

 upon phthisis ; and from it is manufactured litmus. 



•Lichen calcareus. Dried, powdered, and steeped in urine, 

 dyes a fine scarlet. 



•Stone crottles, Arcell, Lichen caperatus. Dyes wool of an 

 orange colour ; but if the wool is previously boiled in urine, of a 



Esset brown. 

 Lichen farinaceds. Yields, like many other species of 

 hen, a mucilage with water, similar to gum Arabic. 

 fipRK, Corkrj', Arcell, Kenkcriy^ L, omphalodes. Styptic ; dyes 

 P reddish brown, made into balls. 



•Auvergne archel, Ground archel, L. jiarellus. Used, like 

 the Canary archel, in large quantities to make litmus. 



•Lichen tartareus. Dyes purple, collected in large quan- 

 tities for the dyers. 



•Lichen vuLriNUS. Used to poison wolves, dyes wool yellow. 

 Lichen, L, arboreus pullus, L» pullus. Slightly astringent, 

 used in asthma and old coughs. 



UsxF A. T>. saxatilis. Astringent ; used in haemorrhages. 



4. HEPATIC^. 



•Liver-wort, Hepatica vulyaris, Marchantia conica ; — *StaR 

 I obt, Hepatica stellata, II, fontana, II. polymorpha, 



, acrid, astringent ; uscd in diseases of the liver. 



5. MUSCL 



•Moss OF a dead man*s skull, Utnieacranii humani, HypnufA 

 tericeumy Leskia sericea* Used in hficmorrhagcs. 



