STATE GEOLOGIST. 2 
3S. LACTUCA, Tourn. (Lertucs.) 
1. L. Canadensis, L. (Witp Lerruce.) Common. June. 
2. L. Canadensis, Var. Inrecrirotta. Torr. and Gray. June. 
3. L. Canadensis, Var. Sanaurnea. Torr. and Gray. June. 
This last species is rare. 
39. MULGEDIUM, Cass. (Fause or Buve Lerruce.) 
1. M. leucophzeum, DC. August. 
40. SONCHIUS, L. (Sow-Tuisttez.) 
1. S. oteRaceus, L. (Common Sow Turstie.) Common in old 
meadows and along fences. May. Nat. from Eu. 
2, S. asper, Vill. (Sprnc-Leavep 8.) Rather rare. June. 
Orprr 42. LOBELIACEA. (Loseria Famity.) 
1. LOBELIA, L. (Losetta.) 
1. L. cardinalis, L. (Carpinan Frower.) Rather plentiful- 
Moist places, especially woods. August and September. 
2. L. syphilitica, L. (Great Lopes.) Wet places. Common. 
August and September. 
3. LL. puberula, Michx. July and August. 
4. L. leptostachys, A. DC. .Rare. June. 
5. LL. inflata, L. (Inpran Doctor.) Common. July to Septem- 
ber. Med. Prop.: Isa powerful emetic, and it also has narcotic powers. 
Its effect on the system is much the same as tobacco. 
6. LL. spicata, Lam. September. 
Orper 483. CAMPANULACE/E, (Campanuna Famity.) 
1. CAMPANULA, Tourn. (BEtL FLower.) 
1. ©. Americama, Tourn. (Fatt Bett Frower.)  Plentiful. 
June and July. 
2. SPECULARIA, Heister. (Venus Looxine-Gurass.) 
1. 8S. perfoliata, A. DC. Rather common. Dry grounds. May. 
Orprr 44. ERECACE/E. (Hzara Famiy.) 
1. GAYWLUSSACHA, H.B.K. (Hockieverry.) 
1. @. resinosa, Torr. and Gray. (Buack Huckieserry.) Quite 
plentiful in the woods. April and May. 
