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to2f. y. Rocky hills. Mar. O. Ky. Pleasant aro- 
matic. For its medicinal virtues, see Raf. Med. Bot. 
1307. C. glabella, Micha. Aug. p. Sto l0i. Y%. Among 
limestone rocks. Frankfort, Ky. St. W. Bk. 
1308. Tullia pycnanthemoides, Leavenworth. Eat. Aug. r-p. 
2to3f. 4. Tenn. Leavenworth. 
§ 5. Nepetee.—Catmint like. 
1309. Galeopsis tetrahit, Linn. Hemp nettle. Flowering 
nettle. July. r,w&p. Lto2f. ©. Waste places. 
Mich. Houghton. 
1310. Leonurus cardiaca, Linn. Motherwort. July—Aug. 
w&&r. 2Zto3f. YA. rd. &c. Intr. O. Ky. Said to 
promote uterine discharges, and allay palpitation of the 
heart. Hoop. Dic. 
1311. Lamium amplexicaule, Linn» Dead nettle. Hen-bit. 
May-Noy. r. 6to8i. QO. rd. O. Ky. Intr? 
1312. L. hispidulum, Michr. w. Shady woods of Tenn. 
Michz. Louisville. M’ Mut. 
1313. Dracocephalum virginianum, Linn. Dragon-head. 
June?-Sept. p. Lto2f. Y. Prairies. W. 
1314. D. variegatum, Vent. June?—Aug. p&w. 3 f. 4. wp. 
Duncan’s plains,O. Ky. 
1315. D. cordatum, Nut. June. 6 1f. 4%. On the shady 
islands of the Ohio, 40 miles below Pittsburgh. 
1316, D. parviflorum, Vuit. July. w. ¢. Mo. Ter. Nutt. 
1317. Nepeta cataria, Linn. Catmint. June-Sept. w &+r. 
2toSf. rd. &c. Intr. W. Recommended in uterine 
diseases, dyspepsia, flatulency, &c. Hoop. Dic. A 
favourite remedy for colds in domestic practice. 
1318. Synandra grandiflora, Vuit. June. y-w. Lf. 4? rs. sw. 
O. Ky. &c. 
1319. Stachys aspera, Miche. Hedge nettle. July. p. 1f. Y. 
Fields, &c. W. 
1320. S. sylvatica, Vutt. Aug. p&w. Lto2f. UY. sw. W. 
1321. S. intermedia, 4it. (Aug. w&r. Lto2f Y. Woods. 
O.)? . 
1322. Glechoma hederacea, Linn. Ground ivy. May-June. 
6. Decumbent,1 f. rd. ow. O. Ky. A tonic beverage 
is often made fromit. Lind. Nat. Syst. 238, 
1323. Marrubium vulgare, Linn. Horehound. July—Aug. 
w. 12to 18i. Y. rd. W. Tonic,deobstruent. Wood 
& Bache, 409. ; 
1324. Mellissa.officinalis, Linn. Balm. July. 4. 4. rd. Intr. 
and naturalized near Louisville. M’Murt. Formerly 
used in nervous diseases. Hoop. Dic. 
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