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in the village who recognized the plant, indicate that it may not be in- 
frequent throughout the town. 
Onondaga valley affords frequent outbreaks of the same limestone rock 
which Pursh made his stay while exploring in this region, and accom- 
pret the writer to a locality called Split-rock, half a mile south of 
airmount, the residence of Mr. Geddes, who confidently believes this to 
be 
meat Onondaga, &c., easily made from similarity in the names, or from 
the indefinite extent covered by the former name at that time, 1806-1818. 
eorer no such st : 
with Nuttall’s specimens; and for the identity of his with the habitat o 
Pursh as above “ y : 
