24 THE WILD HONEYSUCKLE. 



dant, viscous ; their stamens longer than their divisions ; teeth 

 of the calyx short, sub-rounded ; stamens very much exsert 



The view attached to this plate, is one of the Upper Fall on 

 the Buttermilk Creek, a small stream which issues from a moun- 

 tain-lake about four miles east of the Susquehannah, into 

 which it falls, about ten miles below Tunkhannok, Wyoming 

 County, Pennsylvania. The country around is wild and but 

 thinly settled. A small village stands at the mouth of the 

 creek, containing some flour mills and a factory, but it is in 

 rather a depressed condition. 



