CATALOGUE
                      OF

       INDIGENOUS AND  FOREIGN

MEDICINAL R00T.S,  HERBS,  BARKS,
        FLOWERS, SEEDS,  &C,

  PRESSED IN POUND, HALF LB. AND OZ. PACKAGES OR IN BULK.
              ALSO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP
       CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
               FEOM THE LABORATORIES OP
 Messrs. Keith & Co., N. Y., and Wm. S. Merrill & Co., 0.
      SHAKERS AND TILDEN'S EXTRACTS,
           AT THE MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
 Together with many Officinal Preparations, made according to
   King's Eclectic Dispensatory, expressly for Physicians.
      ALL THE ARTICLES MENTIONED IS THE CATALOGUE ARE RELIABLE.
Orders from Physicians, Druggists, and others punctually attended to,
     and sent to all parts of the United States, by addressing
          Dr. WM. ARMSTRONG,
      722 Market Street, Philadelphia.
       PHILADELPHIA:
COLLINS, PRINTER, 705 JAYNE STREET.
             1859. 
CATALOGUE.
Common names.
Abscess root,
Aconite leaves,
Aconite root,
    Powdered.
Agrimony,
Alder Bark, Black,
Alder Berries, Black,
Alder, Red or Tag,
Alder, Striped.
Alum root,
Angelica leaves,
Angelica root,
Angelica seeds,
Angustura Bark,
Anise seed,
Anti-Bilious Powder,
Apple, Peru.
Appletree bark,
Arbutus,  Trailing.
Archangel,
Arnica flowers,
Arnica root,
Arse-smart.
Ash Bark, Prickly,
     Powdered.
Ash berries, Prickly,
     Powdered.
Ash Bark, White,
Ash Mountain Bark,
Asparagus root,
Asthma weed.
Aven's root,
Botanic names.	Per lb.
Polemonium reptans,	1 00
Aconitum napellus,	75
it •'	1 00
Agrimonia eupatoria,	50
Prinos verticillatus,	30
Alnus serrulata,	30
See Witch Hazel.	30
Heucheria acerifolia,	50
Angelica atropurpurea,	30 50
(« <<	50
Galipea officinal,	75
Pimpinella anisum,	30
See Thorn Apple.	40
Pyrus malus,	40
See Gravel Plant.	50
Angelica Archangelica,	50
Arnica montana,	50
<t <<	75
See Water Pepper.	30
Xanthoxylum fraxineum,	50
<< <<	1 00
Fraxinus acuminata,	30
Aralia spinosa,	50
Asparagus officinalis,	50
See Lobelia.	50
Geum rivale.	50
 
3
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Backache brake,	Apsidium filix-femina,	50
Balm, Lemon,	Melissa officinalis,	50
Balm, Mountain.	See Oswego Tea.	50
Balm, Red,	u n	50
Balm, Sweet,	Dracocephalum canariensis,	40
Balm of Gilead, buds,	Populus balsamifera,	1 50
Balmony,	Chelone glabra,	30
Powdered.		
Balsam, Sweet,	Gnaphaleum polycephalum,	35
Balsam, White,	<< <«	40
Barberry bark,	Berberis vulgaris,	50
Powdered.		
Basil, sweet,	Ocymum basilicum,	50
Powdered.		
Basil, wild.	See Dittany.	50
Basswood bark,	See Tilia.	38
Bayberry bark,	Myrica cerifera,	30
Powdered.		
Bayberry leaves,	c(, «	30
Bearberry.	See TJva-ursi.	30
Powdered, *•		
Beccabunga.	See Broohlime.	1 00
Bed-straw.	See Cleavers.	50
Beech bark,	Fagus ferruginea,	30
Beech drops,	Epiphegus virginiana,	50
Beech leaves,	Fagus ferruginea,	50
Bee's nest.	See Wild Carrot.	40
Belladonna leaves.	See Deadly Nightshade.	75
Bellwort,	Uvularia perfoliata,	75
Benne leaves,	Sesamum indicum,	1 00
Beth root,	Trilium purpureum,	1 00
Powdered.		
Betony, wood,	Pedicularis canadensis,	50
Bindweed.	See Man Root.	50
Birch bark, Black,	Betula lenta,	30
Bird's Nest.	See Wild Carrot.	40
Bird Peppers.	See Pepper.	75
Powdered.		
Bitter-clover.	See Centaury.	50
Birth-root.	See Beth Root.	1 00
Powdered.		
Bitter-herb. Powdered. Bitter root,	See Balmony.	30
	Apocynum androssemifolium, 75	
Powdered. 
4
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Bittersweet, bark of the		
root,	Celastrus scandens,	75
Bittersweet herb,	Solanum dulcamara,	50
Bitterworm.	See Buckbean.	1 00
Blackberry root,	Rubus occidentals,	30
Blackberry, bark of the		
root,	<< <<	50
Black root.	See Culver's Root.	1 00
Powdered.		
Black snake root.	See Black Cohosh,	50
Powdered.		
Blazing star root,	Aletris farinosa,	1 00
Powdered.		
Blood root,	Sanguinaria canadensis,	50
Powdered.		
Blue-bells.	See Abscess Root.	1 00
Blue-berry.	See Pappoose root.	50
Blue-flag,	Iris versicolor,	50
Powdered.		
Boneset,	Eupatorium perfoliatum,	30
Powdered.		
Boneset, purple.	See Queen of the Meadow.	50
Powdered.		
Borage,	Borago officinalis,	75
Bouncing-Bet.	See Soapwort.	50
Bowman's Root.	See Culver's Root.	1 00
Powdered.		
Box-berry.	See Wintergreen.	40
Boxwood bark,	Cornus florida,	50
Powdered.		
Boxwood flowers,	<« «	1 00
Brooklime,	Veronica beccabunga,	1 00
Buchu leaves,	Diosma crenata,	1 00
Buckbean,	Menyanthes trifoliata,	50
Buckhorn brake,	Osmunda regalis,	50
Broom,	Cytisus scoparius,	50
Bugle, bitter,	Lycopus europeus,	50
Bugle, sweet,	Lycopus virginicus,	50
Bugloss, common.	See Borage.	75
Burdock leaves,	Arctium lappa,	30
Burdock root,	<< <<	40
Powdered.		
Burdock seeds,	<( <<	40
Butterfly weed.	See Pleurisy Root.	50
Powdered.		
 
5
Common names.
Butternut bark,
Button Snake  Root,
Cabbage,   Meadow   or
  Swamp.
    Powdered.
Calamus.
Canada Bark,
Canada Thistle root,
Cancer root plant.
Canker weed,
Capsicum.
    Powdered.
Caraway seed,
Cardinal flower, Blue,
Cardus, Spotted,
Carrot leaves,  Wild,
Carrot seeds, Wild,
Carrot Root,
Catch-weed.
Catnep, or Catmint.
Cayenne.
    Powdered.
Celandine, Garden,
Celandine, Wild,
Centaury, Am.
Chamomile, Low,
Chamomile, Wild.
Checkerberry.
Cherries, Wild,
Cherry bark, Wild,
Chickweed,
Chocolate Root.
Christmas Rose.
Cicely, Sweet,
Cicuta leaves,
Cinque foil.
Clammy Sage.
Clary,
Cleavers, or Clivers,
Cliff-weed.
Clove Garlic.
Clover heads,  Red,
Clover, Sweet.
Clustered Sol. Seal.
 Botanic names.
Juglans cinerea,
Liatris spicata,

  See Skunk Cabbage.

  See Sweet Flag.
Canada alba,
Cnicus arvensis,
  See Beech Drops.
Prenanthes alba,
  See Pepper.

Carum carui,
Lobelia syphilitica,
Centaurea benedicta,
Daucus carota,
  <<        u
  ((        «
  See  Cleavers.
Nepeta cataria,
  See Bird Pepper.

Chelidonum majus,
Impatiens  pallida,
Sabbatia angularis,
Anthemis nobilis,
  See Mayweed.
  See  Squaw vine.
Prunus virginiana,
  <<         <<
Cerastium  vulgatum,
  See  Aven's root.
  See  Black Hellebore.
Uraspermum claytonr,
Conium maculatum,
  See  Five-jinger.
Salvia sclara,

Galium aparine,
  See Alum root.
  See  Garlic.
Trifolimm pratense,
  See  Melilot.
  See  Small Sol.  Seal. 
6
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Coakum.	See Poke.	30
Powdered.		
Cocash root,	Aster puniceus,	30
Cock-up hat.	See Queen's Delight.	50
Coffee, Wild.	See Fever root.	50
Cohosh, Black,	Macrotys racemosa,	50
Cohosh, Blue.	See Pappoose root.	50
Cohosh, Red,	Actaea rubra,	50
Cohosh, White,	Actaea alba,	50
Columbo root, Am.	Frasera caroliniensis,	30
Coltsfoot,	Tussilago farfara,	40
Comfrey,	Symphitum officinalis,	50
Powdered.		
Composition Powder,		
<< <<	in Jib.	
k <<	in 2oz.	
Consumption brake,	Botrychium fumaroides,	
Coolwort,	Mitella cordifolia,	30
Coral root.	See Crawley.	2 00
Corn Snakeroot.	See Button Snakeroot.	50
Coriander seed,	Coriandrum sativum,	30
Cotton Root,	Gossypium herbaceum,	
Cotton "	" tincture,	
Cough root.	See Beth root.	1 00
Cowparsnip leaves,	Heracleum lanatum,	50
Cowparsnip root,	(i «<	50
Cowparsnip seed,	if <(	50
Cramp bark,	Viburnum oxycoccus,	50
Cranesbill,	Geranium maculatum,	50
Powdered.		
Crawley,	Corallorhiza adontorhiza,	2 00
Powdered.		
Crowfoot.	See Cranesbill.	50
Cuckoo-breadi.	See Wood Sorrel.	50
Cucumber tree bark,	Magnolia acuminata,	50
Culver's root,	Leptandria virginica,	1 00
Cure-all.	See Lemon Balm.	50
•Daisy flowers,	Crysanthemum leucanthemum, 50	
Dandelion herb,	Leontodon taraxacum,	30
Dandelion root,	*< <<	50
Devil's bit.	See Blazing Star.	75
Dill seed, or Dilly,	Anethum graveolens,	1 50
Dittany,	Cunila mariana,	50
Dock, Broadleaf,	Rumex obtusifolius,	50
Dock, Yellow,	Rumex crispus,	38
 
7
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Dock, Water,	Rumex aquaticus,	50
Dogwood bark.	See Boxwood.	50
Powdered.		
Dogwood, Round leaved.	See Green Osier.	40
Dogwood, Swamp.	See Rose Willow.	40
Dragon root.	See Wild 'Turnip.	, 50
Dragon's-claw.	See Crawley.	2 00
Dropsy plant.	See Lemon Balm.	50
Dwale.	See Deadly Nightshade.	75
Elecampane,	Inula helenium,	30
Powdered.		
Elder bark,	Sambucus canadensis,	50
Elder flowers,	<< <<	50
Elder dwarf,	Aralia hispida,	50
Elder Sweet.	See Elder.	50
Elm bark, Slippery,	Ulmus fulva,	25
Elm bark, ground,	U it	30
Emetic herb.	See Lobelia.	40
Powdered.		
Eve's Cup.	See Side-saddle.	50
Euphorbia.	See Am. Ipecac.	1 50
Powdered.		
False Alder.	See Black Alder.	30
Featherfew,	See Feverfew.	50
Fennel seed,	Anethum foeniculum,	50
Fern, Male, or Shield,	Aspidium filix-mas,	50
Powdered.		
Fern, Meadow.	See Sweet Gale.	50
Fern, Sweet.	Comptonia asplenifolia,	30
Fever bush, bark,	Laurus benzoin,	50
Fever bush, leaves,	" "	50
Feverfew,	Chrysanthemum partheium,	50
Fever root,	Triosteum perfoliatum,	50
Fever twig.	See Bitter-sweet.	50
Fireweed,	Senecio hieracifolius,	50
Fishmouth.	See Snakehead.	30
Fit root,	Monarda uniflora,	2 00
Five-finger,	Potentilla canadensis,	50
Flag-lily.	See Blue Flag.	50
Fleabane,	Erigeron canadense,	30
Fleabane, Philadelphia.	See Scabious.	30
Flower-de-luce.	See Blue Flag. .	50
Flux root.	See Samson Snakeroot.	50
Foxglove, Frostwort,	Digitalis purpurea,	40
	Helianthemum canadensis,	50
 
8
Common names.
Fumitory,
Galangal,
Garget.
    Powdered.
Garlic.
Gay Feather.
Gentian,
Gentian, Blue or Southern.
Gill-go-over-the-ground.
Ginger,
    Powdered.
Ginger, Wild.
    Powdered.
Ginseng, or Ginsing,
Goldthread,
Golden rod, sweet,
Golden seal,
    Powdered.
Goosefoot-Wormseed.
Goose-grass.
Ground Lily.
Gravel Plant,
Gravel root.
Gum Hemlock,
Gum Myrrh (Turkey),
Gum Plant.
Hardhack leaves,
Heal-all,
Healing herb.
Hellebore, Black,
Hellebore, Foetid.
Hellebore, White,
Hemlock bark, ground,
Hemlock, Poison.
Henbane, Black,
High cranberry bark.
Hoarhound,
     Powdered.
Hollyhock flowers,
Honey-bloom.
Honeysuckle,
Hoodwort.
Hops,
Horse-balm.
Horse-ginseng.
Botanic names.	Per lb.
Fumaria officinalis,	75
Alpinia galanga,	60
See Poke.	30
Alium sativum,	50
See Button Snakeroot.	50
Gentiana lutea,	30
See Samson Snakeroot.	50
See Ground Ivy.	50
Amomum zingiber,	30
See Canada Snakeroot.	50
Panax quinquefolia,	1 00
Coptis trifolia,	1 25
Solidago odora,	50
Hydrastus canadensis,	50
See Wormseed.	40
See Cleavers.	50
See Beth root.	1 00
Epigaea repens,	50
See Queen of the Meadow.	50
net,	
net,	
See Comfrey.	50
Spirae tomentosa,	40
Prunella vulgaris,	75
See Comfrey.	50
Helleborus niger,	75
See Skunk Cabbage.	40
Veratrum viride,	75
Pinus canadensis,	30
See Cicuta Leaves.	30
Hyoscyamus niger,	75
See Cramp bark.	50
Marrubium vulgare,	40
Althaea rosea,	75
See Bitter root.	75
Diervilla canadensis,	75
See Scullcap.	75
Humulus lupulus,	50
See Stone root.	30
See Fever root.	50
 
9
Common names.
Horsemint,
Horseradish leaves,
Horseradish root,
Hyoscyamus.
    Powdered.
Hyssop,
Indian Arrow-wood.
Indian Elm.
Indian hemp, Black.
    Powdered.
Indian hemp, White,
Indian Physic,
Indian tobacco.
    Powdered.
Indian turnip.
    Powdered.
Indigo, Wild,
Ipecac, Milk.
    Powdered.
Ipecac, Wild.
Ink root.
Ipecacuanha Am.
Itch Weed.
    Powdered.
Ivy, Ground,
Jacob's ladder,
Jamestown,  or  Jimson
   weed.
Joe-pye.
Johnswort,
King's clover.
Knob-root.
Knot grass,
Labrador tea,
Ladies' slipper,
Lamb-kill.
Larkspur herb,
Larkspur seed,
Laurel leaves,
Lavender flowers,
Levose.
Leopard-bane.
Lettuce, Garden,
Lettuce, Wild,
Life-everlasting.
 Botanic names.
Monarda punctata,
Cochlearia armoracia,

  See Henbane.

Hyssopus officinalis,
  See Wa-a-hoo.
  See Slippery Elm.
Apocynum cannabinum,

Asclepias incarnata,
Gillenia trifoliata,
  See Lobelia.

  See Wild turnip.

Baptisia tinctoria,
  See Bitter Root.

  See Fever root.
  See Marsh  Rosemary.
Euphorbia ipecacuanha,
  See White Hellebore.

Glechoma hederacea,
Smilax peduncularis,

  See Thorn  Apple.
  See Boneset.
Hypericum perforatum,
  See Melilot.
  See Stone root.
Polygonum aviculare,
Ledum latifolium,
Cypripedium flavum,
  See Laurel.
Delphinium consolidum,
     u          »
Kalmia latifolia,
Lavendula spica,
  See Lovage.
  See Arnica.
Lactuca sativa,
Lactuca elongata,
  See Sweet Balsam.
   1*
Per lb.
   50
   30
   50
 50
 00
 30
 75

 75
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 40

 50

 50
 75

 50
 50
 50
 75

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 50

 40
 30
 30
 50
 50
 50
 40
 75
 50
 50
. 50
 50
 50
 50
 50
 50
 50
 35 
10
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Life of Man.	See Spikenard.	40
Life root,	Senecio aureus,	50
Lily, White pond,	Nymphae odorata,	50
Lily, Yellow pond,	Nuphar advena,	50
Linden flowers.	See Tilia.	60
Liquorice root, Wild.	See Sarsaparilla.	30
Liverwort, or Liver leaf,	Ilepatica triloba.	1 00
Lobelia herb,	Lobelia inflata,	40
Powdered.		
Lobelia seed.	u <<	1 00
Powdered.		
Locust-plant.	See Senna.	60
Lovage leaves,	Ligusticum levisticum,	50
Lovage root,	<< n	50
Lovage seed,	<( u	50
Lungwort,	Variolaria faginea,	75
Mad-weed.	See Skullcap.	75
Maidenhair.	Adianthum pedatum,	35
Male fern,	Aspidium filix-mas,	50
Powdered.		
Mallow, low,	Malva rotundifolia,	30
Mallow, Marsh, leaves,	Althaea officinalis,	40
Mallow, Marsh, root,	Althaea officinalis,	40
Man root,	Convolvulus panduratus,	50
Mandrake root,	Podophyllum peltatum,	50
Powdered.		
Maple, ground.	See Alum root.	50
Maple, red or soft,	Acer rubrum,	50
Maple, striped,	Acer striatum,	50
Marigold flowers,	Calendula officinalis,	75
Marjoram, sweet,	Origanum marjorana,	75
Powdered.		
Marjoram, wild.	See Mountain Mint.	50
Marsh rosemary,	Statice limonium.	50
Marsh trefoil.	See Buckbean.	1 00
Masterwort.	See Cowparsnip.	50
May apple.	See Mandrake.	50
Powdered.		
May weed,	Anthemis cotula,	50
Meadow cabbage root.	See Skunk Cabbage.	40
Meadow fern, leaves and		
burrs.	See Sweet Gale.	1 00
Meadow sweet,	Spiraea salicifolia,	50
Mealy Starwort.	See Devil's bit.	1 00
Melilot,	Melilotus alba,	50
 
11
Common names.
Mezereon, Am.
Mezereon Bark,
Milfoil.
Milkweed root,
Mistletoe,
Mitrewort.
Mohawk-weed.
Moldavian Balm.
Monarda.
Monkshood.
Moosewood bark.
Motherwort,
Mountain Box.
Mountain dittany.
Mountain flax.
Mountain Mint,
Mouse ear,
Mouth root.
Mugwort,
Mullein herb,
Mustard, black,
Mustard, white,
Myrtle leaves.
Nanny-bush, bark,
Necklace weed.
Nerve root,
Nettle flowers,
Nettle root,
Nightshade, black.
Nightshade,  Bittersweet
   or Woody.
Nightshade,  Deadly,
Nightshade,  Garden,
Ninsin.
Oak bark, black,
Oak bark, red,
Oak bark, white,
     Powdered.
 Oak of Jerusalem,
 Old Man.
 One Berry.
 Orange Peel,
 Origanum.
 Osier  bark, green,
 Osier, red.
Botanic names.	Per lb.
See Leather wood.	50
Daphne mer,	30
See Yarrow.	30
Asclepias syriaca,	50
Viscum verticillatum,	50
See Coolwort.	30
See Bellwort.	75
See Sweet Balm.	50
See Horsemint.	50
See Aconite.	75
See Striped Maple.	50
Leonorus cardiaca,	30
See Uva-ursi	30
See Dittany.	50
See Seneca Snakeroot.	1 00
Origanum vulgare,	40
Gnaphaleum uliginosum,	
See Goldthread.	1 25
Artemisia vulgaris,	50
Verbascum thapsus,	30
Sinapis nigrum,	30
Sinapis alba,	30
See Bayberry.	30
Viburnum lentago,	50
See White Cohosh.	50
Cypripedium flavum,	75
Urtica dioica,	50
u (<	50
See Garden Nightshade.-	75
See Bittersweet.	50
Atropa belladonna,	75
Solanum dulcamara,	40
See Ginseng. _	
Quercus tinctoria,	30
Quercus rubra,	30
Quercus alba,	30
Chenopodium botrys,	50
See Southernwood.	50
See Squaw vine.	50
Citrus auranti,	30
See Horsemint.	50
Cornus circinata,	40
See Rose Willow.	40
 
12
Common names.
Oswego tea,
Ox-eye Daisy.
Pappoose root.
    Powdered.
Pareira Brava root,
Parilla, yellow.
Parsley leaves,
Parsley root,
Parsley seed,
Partridge-berry.
Peach bark,
Peach leaves,
Peach pits,
Pellitory root,
Pennyroyal,
Peony flowers,
Peony root,
Peppermint,
    Powdered.
Pepper, red or Amer.
    Powdered.
Pepper, Bird,
Pepper, Cayenne,
Persimon Bark,
Peruvian Bark,
    Powdered.
Petty-morrel.
Pigeon-berry.
Pilewort,
Pimpinella,
Pine bark, White,
Pipe plant.
Pipsissewa.
    Powdered.
Plantain leaves,
Plantain, round-leaved,
Plantain, Spotted,
Plantain, Water,
Pleurisy root,
    Powdered.
Poke berries,
Poke leaves,
Poke root,
    Powdered.
Poke, Indian.
 Botanic names.             Per lb.
Monarda didyma,              50
  See Daisy.                  50
Caulophyllum thalictroides,     50
Cissampelos, P.,	75
See Yellow Parilla.	50
Apium petroselinum,	50
u n	50
«« «<	1 00
See Squaw vine.	50
Amygdalus persica,	50
it <<	50
<< u	
Anthemis pyrethrum,	75
Hedeoma pulegioides,	30
Paeonia officinalis,	50
u <t	50
Mentha piperita,	30
Capsicum annuum,	1 00
Capsicum baccatum,	50
Capsicum "	1 00
Diospyros virg.,	50
Cinchona calisaya,	
See Spikenard.	50
See Poke.	30
Amaranthus hypochondriacus, 50	
Pimp saxifraga,	
Pinus strobus,	30
See Fit Root.	2 00
See Prince's Pine.	40
Plantago major,	38
n it	38
Goodyera pubescens,	60
Aselepias tuberosa,	50
Phytolacca decandria,	50 30
<« «<	30
See White Hellebore.
75 
13
Common names.
Polypody,
Poplar bark,
    Powdered.
Poplar, White.
Poppy capsules,
Poppy flowers,
Poppy leaves,
Primrose tree.
Prince's pine,
Privet leaves,
Puccoon, red.
    Powdered.
Puccoon, yellow.
    Powdered.
Puke  weed.
Pyramid flower.
Queen of  the Meadow,
  root,
    Powdered.
Queen's delight,
Ragweed.
Raspberry leaves,
Rattlesnake root.
Rattleweed.
Red Elm.
Red-rod.
Red-root.
Rheumatism Weed.
Rheumatic Weed.
Rock  brake,
Rock  parsley.
Rock  rose.
Roman wormwood,
Rose,  Damask,
Rose,  Red,
Rose Pink.
Rose,  Willow,
Rosemary leaves,
Rue,
Saffron,
Sage,
    Powdered.
Samson Snakeroot,
Sarsaparilla, Amer.
Sarsaparilla, Bristly-stem.
Rich weed.
Botanic names.	Per lb.
Polypodium vulgare,	50
Populus tremuloides,	30
See Whitewood.	30
Papaver somniferum,	50
«< <(	1 00
u (<	40
See Scabish.	30
Chimaphila umbellata,	40
Leigustrum vulg.,	50
See Bloodroot.	50
See Golden Seal,	50
See Lobelia.	40
See Columbo.	30
Eupatorium purpureum,	50
Stillingia sylvatica,	50
See Roman Wormwood.	40
Rubus strigosus,	30
See Spotted Plantain.	60
See Black Cohosh.	50
See Slippery Elm.	30
See Rose Willow.	40
See Bloodroot.	50
See Prince's Pine.	40
See Cocash.	50
Pteris atropurpurea,	50
See Parsley.	50
See Frostwort.	50
Ambrosia artemisifolia,	40
Rosa damascena,	1 50
" gallica,	1 50
See Centaury.	50
Cornus sericia,	40
Rosmarinus officinalis,	30
Ruta graveolens,	50
Carthamus tinctorius,	
Salvia officinalis,	50
Gentiana catesbei,	50
Aralia nudicaulis,	30
See Dwarf Elder.	50
See Nettle.	50
 
14
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Sassafras bark,	Laurus sassafras,	50
Powdered.		
Sassafras flowers,	<( 11	75
Sassafras pith,	<< <i	
Savin,	Juniperus communis,	38
Scabious,	Erigeron philadelphicum,	30
Scabious, sweet,	Erigeron heterophyllum,	30
Scabish,	Oenothera biennis,	30
Scammony, wild.	See Man Root.	50
Scokeroot,	See Poke.	30
Scrofula plant,	Scrophularia marilandica,	50
Scurvy grass,	' Cochlearia officinalis,	30
Sea-thrift.	See Marsh Rosemary.	50
Self-heal.	See Heal-all.	75
Senna, Am. or wild,	Cassia marilandica,	
Sheep-berry.	See Nanny-bush.	50
Silkweed.	See Milkweed.	50
Simpler's-joy.	See Vervain.	30
Skullcap,	Scutellaria laterifolia	75
Powdered.		
Skunk-cabbage root,	Ictodes fcetida,	40
Powdered.		
Smart weed,	See Water Pepper.	30
Smellage.	See Lovage.	50
Snagrel.	See Virg. Snakeroot.	75
Snakehead.	See Balmony.	30
Powdered.		
Snakeroot, Black.	See Black Cohosh.	50
- Powdered.		
Snakeroot, Button.	See Button Snakeroot.	
Snakeroot, Canada,	Asarum canadense,	50
Powdered.		
Snakeroot, Heart.	See Canada Snakeroot.	
Snakeroot, Rattle.	• See Spotted Plantain.	60
Snakeroot, Seneca,	Polygala senega,	75
Snakeroot, Virginia,	Aristolochia serpentaria,	75
Snakeweed,	See Virginia Snakeroot.	75
Snapping hazelnut.	See Witch Hazel.	30
Soapwort,	Saponaria officinalis,	50
Solomon's seal,	Convallaria multiflora,	50
Solomon's seal, small,	Convallaria racemosa,	50
Sorrel, Sheep or Field,	Rumex acetosellus,	50
Sorrel, Wood or Mou ntair.	i, Oxalis acetosella,	50
Southernwood,	Artemisia abrotanum,	50
Spearmint,	Mentha viridis,	30
 
15
Common names.
Speedwell, Virginia,
Spice-bush,
Spice-bush berries,
Spignet.
Spikenard,
Spikenard, small.
Spindle bush or tree.
Spleenwort,
Split-rock.
Spotted Cardus.
Spotted Plantain,
Spurge.
Square stalk.
Squaw root.
Squaw vine,
Squaw weed,
Staff vine.
Starwort,  Drooping.
Steeple-bush.
Stillingia.
Stinking weed.
Stoneroot,
Stramonium.
Strawberry leaves,
Strawberry vines,
Succory, wild.
Sumach bark,
Sumach berries,
Sumach leaves,
Summer savory,
Sunflower, garden,
Sunflower, wild or rough,
Suterberry.
Swamp sassafras.
Sweat root.
Sweet Bush.
Sweet clover.
Sweet elm.
Sweet fennel.
Sweet flag,
Sweet  gale burrs,
Sweet gale leaves,
Sweet Rush.
Tamarack Bark,
Tansy, double,
 Botanic names.             Per lb.
Veronica officinalis,         1 50
Laurus benzoin,               40
                             50
  See Spikenard.              40
Aralia racemosa,              40
  See Sarsaparilla.           30
  See Wa-a-hoo.             1 00
Asplenium ebenum,           75
  See Alum root.              50
  See Cardus.                50
Goodyera pubescens,          60
  See Am. Ipecac.           1 50
  See Oswego Tea.             50
  See Blue Cohosh.            50
Mitchella repens,              50
Senecio obovatus,             50
  See Bittersweet.             50
  See Unicorn.              1 00
  See Hardhack.              40
  See Queen's Delight.       1 00
  See Wormseed.              40
CoUinsonia canadensis,        50
  See Thorn Apple.           40
Fragaria vesca,               50
   «      «                  50
  See Centaury.               50
Rhus glabra,                  30
Rhus glabra,                  30
Rhus glabra,                  30
Satureja hortensis,             40
Helianthus annuus,         1 00
Helianthus divaricatus,        50
  See Prickly Ash.             50
  See Green Osier.            50
  See Abscess root.           1 00
  See Sweet Fern             30
  See Melilot.                 50
  See Slippery Elm.          30
  See Fennel.                 30
Acorus  calamus,              30
Myrica  gale,                  50
Myrica  gale,                  50
  See Sweet flag.              30
Pinus microcarpa,             30
Tanacetum crispum,          30 
16
Common names.	Botanic names.	Per lb.
Teaberry plant.	See Wintergreen.	40
Thimbleweed,	Rudbeckia lacinata,	40
Thistle, blessed.	See Cardus Spotted.	50
Thoroughwort.	See Boneset.	30
Thornapple leaves,	Datura stramonium,	30
Thornapple root,	11 11	40
Thornapple seed,	11 u	30
Throat root.	See Aven's root.	50
Thyme,	Thymus serpyllus,	50
Powdered.		
Thyme, English,	Thymus vulgaris,	50
Tilia flowers,	Tylia glabra,	75
Toad Lily.	See White Pond Lily.	50
Toothache tree.	See Prickly Ash.	50
Tormentilla.	See Cranesbill.	50
Traveller's joy.	See Virgin's Bower.	50
Trumpet weed.	See Wild Lettuce.	50
Tulip tree.	See Whitewood.	30
Turkey corn.	Corydalis formosa,	1 00
Turkey Pea,	Corydalis formosa,	1 00
Turnip, wild.	See Wild Turnip.	50
Powdered.		
Umbil root.	See Nerve root.	75
Powdered.		
Uncum.	See Life root.	1 00
Unicorn root.	Helonias dioica,	
Powdered.		
Upland Sumach.	See Sumach.	30
Uva-ursi,	Arbutus uva-ursi,	30
Powdered.		
Valerian, Am.	See Ladies' Slipper.	75
Powdered.		
Valerian, Greek.	See Abscess Root.	1 00
Vervian,	Verbena hastata,	30
Vine maple.	See Yellow Parilla.	50
Violet, blue,	Viola cuculata,	50
Violet canker,	Viola rostrata,	50
Virgin's bower,	Clematis virginiana,	40
Wa-a-hoo bark,	Euonymus atropurpureus,	1 00
Wake robin.	See Wild Turnip.	50
Walnut bark, white.	See Butternut Bark.	30
Walnut leaves,	Carya alba,	30
Walnut shucks,	it ti	50
Water bugle.	See Sweet Bugle.	50
Water cup.	See Side-saddle Plant.	50
 
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Common names.
Water horehound,
Water dock.
Water pepper,
Water Plantain,
Water shamrock.
Wax myrtle.
White Indian Hemp.
White leaf.
White root.
Whitewood bark,
Wickup,
Wild  tobacco.
Wild  turnip,
    Powdered.
Willow, pussey.
Willow bark, white,
Winter bloom.
Winter clover.
Winter berry.
Wintergreen,
Witch-hazel bark,
Witch-hazel leaves,
Wolfsbane leaves.
Wormseed,
Wormwood,
Yarrow,
Yaw root.
Yellow broom.
Yellow Jessamin root,
Yellow parilla,
Yellow wood.
 Botanic names.
Lycopus europaeus,
  See Dock.
Polygonum punctatum,
Plantago alisma,
  See Buckbean.
  See Bayberry.
  See Milk Weed.
  See Hardhack.
  See Pleurisy root.
Liriodendron tulipifera,
Epilobium spicatum,
  See Lobelia.
Arum tryphyllum,

  See Pussey Willow.
Salix alba,
  See Witch-Hazel.
  See Squaw vine.
  See Black Alder.
Gaultheria procumbens,
Hamamelis virginica,
  See Aconite.
Chenopodium anthelminticum,
Artemisia absinthium,
Achillea millefolium,
  See Queen's Delight.
  See Indigo.
Gelseminum sempervirens,    1
Menispermum canadense,
  See Prickly Ash.
Per lb.
   40
   50
   30
   50
 1 00
   75
   50
   40
   50
   30
   50
   40
   50
40
40
30
50
30
40
40
30
75
40
40
30
50
50
00
50
50
                MEDICAL  BOOKS.

King's Dispensatory,
Jones & Sherwood.  In 2 vols.
Beach's American Practice,
King's American Practice,
Dr. G. Coe on Concentrated Organic Medicine,
Dr. A. Curtis' Midwifery,
       "      Med. Lectures,
Beach's Illustrated Work.   With plates.  In 3 vols.
Paine's Epitome,
$6 00
   00
   00
   00
   00
   00
 3 00
20 00
 3 00
These with many  others can be  furnished at publishers'
prices. 
mjCSS
3.
(StDBHgBSfifla&'iFES  E1KD38II53BS
 Chemically obtained from Indigenous and Foreign Medicinal Plants.
   Depot, 722 Market Street, Philadelphia,
 Where all orders may be addressed to Dr. Wm. Armstrong.
       powders.
Aconitin,
Ampelopsin,
Alnuin,
Apocynin,
Atropin,
Asclepin,
Baptisin,
Barosmin,
Caulophylin,
Cerasein,
Chelonin,
Chimaphilin,
Collinsonin,
Colocynthin,
Cornin,
Corydalin,
Cypripedin,
Digitalin,
Dioscorein,
Euonymin,
Euphorbin,
Eupatorin (Perfo.),
Eupatorin  (Purpu.).
Frazerin,
Gelsemin,
Geranin,
Gossypiin,
Hamamelin,
Helonin,
Hydrastin,
Hyoscyamin,
Irisin,
Jalapin,
Juglandin,
Leptandrin,
Lupulin,
Lycopin,
   obtained from.
Aconitum Napellus,
Ampelopsis Quinque.,
Alnus Serulata,
Apocynum Cannabinum,
Atropa Belladonna,
Asclepias Tuberosa,
Baptisia Tinctoria,
Barosma Crenata,
Caulophyllum Thalic,
Cerasus Virginiana,
Chelone Glabra,
Chimaphila Umbellata,
CoUinsonia Canadensis,
Cucumis Colocynthis,
Cornus Florida,
Corydalis Formosa,
Cypripedium Pubescens,
Digitalis Purpurea,
Dioscorea Villosa,
Euonymus Americanus,
Euphorbia Corolata,
Eupatorium Perfoliat.,
Eupatorium Purpureum,
Frazeria Carolinensis,
Gelseminum Semperv.,
Geranium Maculatum,
Gossypium Herbaceum,
Hamamelis Virginica,
Helonias Dioica,
Hydrastis Canadensis,
Hyoscyamus Niger,
Iris Versicolor,
Ipomoea Jalapa,
Juglans Cinerea,
Leptandria Virginica,
Humulus Lupulus,
Lycopus Virginica,
PER OZ.
$3 00
1 50
75
2 00
4 00
1 50
1 00
1 50
75
1 00
1 25
1 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
3 00
1 00
1 50
1 50
2 00
1 50
75
1 50
1 00
2 00
60
2 00
1 00
1 75
1 25
2 50
1 00
1 50
75
75
75
1 00
 
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        POWDERS.
Macrotin,
Menispermin,
Myricin,
Phytolacin,
Podophyllin,
Populin,
Prunin,
Rhein,
Rhusin,
Rumin,
Sanguinarin,
Scutellarin,
Senecin,
Smilacin,
Stillingin,
Strychnin,
Trilliin,
Veratrin,
Viburnin,
Xanthoxylin,
    OBTAINED PROM.
Macrotys Racemosa,
Menispermum Canad.,
Myrica Cerifera,
Phytolacca Decandra,
Podophyllum Peltatum,
Populus Tremuloides,
Prunus Virginiana,
Rheum Palmatum,
Rhus Glabrum,
Rumex Crispus,
Sanguinaria Canadensis,
Scutellaria Lateriflora,
Senecio Gracilis,
Smilax Sarsaparilla,
Stillingia  Sylvatica,
Strychnos Nux Vomica,
Trillium Pendulum,
Veratrum Viride,
Viburnum Oxycoccus,
Xanthoxylum Frax.,
PER oz.
    60
  1 00
    60
  1 00
    75
    50
    75
  2 00
  1 00
    75
    75
    50
    50
    50
    25
    00
    00
    50
    50
    00
CONCENTRATED TINCTURES, IN 2 OZ. BOTTLES.
             Per bot.
Apocynum Cannabinum,   75
Aconitum Napellus,       75
Atropa Belladonna,        75
Barosma Crenata,          50
Cannabis Indica,          50
Chelone Glabra,           50
CoUinsonia Canadensis,    50
Digitalis Purp.,  _          50
Euorfymus Americanus,    50
Eupatofrom Purpu.,       50  ,
Con. Comp. Stillingia Alterative, 1 oz. bottle,
Con. Tine. Gelseminum Semp., 6 oz. bottle,
    "     Veratrum Viride, 4 oz. bottle,
Wine Tine. Lobelia Inflata, 6 oz. bottle.
                       Per oz.
Oil of Capsicum,           75
   "   Erigeron,            50
   "   Populus,            50
   "   Stillingia,         1 00
                     Per bot.
Hydrastis Canadensis,     50
Hyoscyamus Niger,       50
Rhus Glabrum,           50
Gossypium Herb.,         75
Scutellaria Lateriflora,     50
Senecio Gracilis,          50
Smilax Sarsaparilla,       50
Strychnos Nux Vomica,   30
Xanthoxylum Frax.,       50
                                                     75
                                                  1  00
                                                     75
                                                     50
                                                  Per oz.
                                                     50
                                                     50
                                                  1  50
                                                     75
Pocket Medicine Cases filled with Concentrated Medicines-
No. 1 containing 20 vials,                          $5  jjjj
No. 2     "     24   "                            6  00
No. 3     "     28   "                            7  00
Oil of Solidago,
  "   Xanthoxylum.
  "   Lobelia,
Oleo-Resin of Lobelia, 
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          GUM ELASTIC SYRINGES.

  I have various kinds of Syringes, made by different Manu-
facturers ; and  customers, in their orders, will please state
whose they want.

           GENUINE  HARLEM OIL.
  By the Dozen or Gross.

 DR. ARMSTRONG'S COMPOUND SYRUP
                 OF  STILLINGIA.

  For Scrofula or  Scorbutic diseases, which, in a majority of
cases, originate from neglected Colds, having settled down
into some kind of Chronic complaint, such as King's Evil,
Tetter, Running Ulcers, Pimples, Scald Head, White  Swell-
ing, Diseases of the Spine, Cancers, Ringworms, Rheumatism,
aches and pains of every nature, Consumption, and Bleeding
of the Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney Complaints ; and
it  is not unfrequently that Inoculation and Contagious  Dis-
eases produce a morbid and deranged state of the  system.
This article is prepared to meet the various conditions of the
body arising from impurity of the blood, and, if the disease is
within the control of medicine, it will be found in this article ;
and it is pretty evident it must change the  secretions, expel
the morbid matter by the skin, kidneys, and bowels.   It pro-
duces but little sensible effect except as a laxative in a slight
degree.  It  may be necessary in some cases to give it for a
length of time.  Two or three  bottles have proved sufficient
in common cases.  This article has been  in  use  for many
years, and is the only  medicine depended on by many fami-
lies in  this city and county;  and answers for all conVmon
complaints  arising from the various changes  of the*season.
Several of our noted physicians are acquainted with the way
it is made, and speak of it  in the highest terms, and  recom-
mend it in  their  practice as one of the best Blood purifiers
now known. $1 00 per bottle ; $5  00  per gallon.

    FLUID EXTRACT  OF SUNFLOWER,

Prepared by Dr. Wm. Armstrong, 722 Market St., Philadelphia.

   This is one of the most soothing and pleasant remedies for
tickling, or irritation of the Throat, and where soreness arises
from excessive cough and  difficult expectoration.  37 cents
per bottle. 
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      DR.   AEMSTRONG'S



          HANDS, AND EARS.
  From the celebrity this article has gained in curing thou-
sands in the  city and  country, for the last fifteen years, of
Frost-Bitten Feet, Hands, and Ears, has caused the proprietor
to bring it before the people as an article worthy of confidence.
Those suffering with this terrible affliction can be relieved in
a few hours.  In no case has it failed to make a radical cure,
even where the skin  is broken, inflamed,  and exceedingly
tender, and shoes cannot be worn.  Try it, and you will soon
find all is true.   25 cents per bottle;  $2 00  per doz.
  BS^ N. B.—Beware of a Spurious Article of Frost Liniment
made to imitate  mine  to deceive the afflicted.   None  are
genuine  unless obtained from  me, or by my  regularly ap-
pointed  agent.   In consequence of the imitation,  I  have
changed the  name.  Always  ask for  H@" Armstrong's  Lo-
tion for Frosted Limbs.

COMPOUND  FLUID EXTRACT  OF BLUE
                       COHOSH.
  The Composition of this article was the result of years ex-
perience in the Practice of Medicine, and is now brought to
perfection and offered a3 an officinal preparation for the cure
of the following complaints:   Gravel, Discharge of Bloody
Urine, Disease  of Kidneys, Difficult,  Suppressed, Irregular,
and Profuse  Menstruation, Bearing-down Pains,  Premature
Labor, Fluor  Albus, Prolapsus  Uteri, Dropsy of  the  Ovaria,
Difficult to Urinate, and is one of the best articles in the world
for ChikLbearing and  False Labor Pains.  Price, per 6 oz.
bottle, 50 cents.
      DR.  ARMSTRONG'S FEBRIFUGE
                      POWDER.
  This article is equal, if not superior, to any remedy in the
Vegetable Kingdom for all cases of Inflammatory Action, and
can be relied  upon in all cases of disease, such as Intermittent
Fever, Cramp Colic, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Disease of Liver,
Constipation  of the  Bowels.  Its  action is of a  Purgative
character, in  a  greater or  less degree, according  to the dose,
which is from  2 to 6  and 10 grains in a little  sweetened
water.  Price 50 cents per oz.
  N. b.__Physicians ought not to be without this important
article, as experience will prove to them  that this remedy is
just what they  want in practice. 
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                 AGUE BITTERS.
  This article will cure the worst cases of Fever and Ague in
connection with the Febrifuge Powder, and never taken with-
out benefit.  Price per bottle 50 cents, $4 00 per doz.

    DR. ARMSTRONG'S STIMULATING
                    LINIMENT.
  This is one of the most powerful and penetrating articles in
the Materia Medica.  Composed entirely of vegetable oils, and
used in Sprains, Rheumatism,  Glandular Swellings, Tumors,
Cold Feet, Aches and  Pains of any nature.  25 cents per
bottle ; $2 00 per dozen.

    VEGETABLE TONIC POWDER  FOR
                    DYSPEPSIA.
  This remedy is well  known  to the Profession,  and  recom-
mended by them for Dyspepsia or  Indigestion ; which  is cha-
racterized by a sense of fulness, flatulence, belching of wind,
headache, costiveness, debility, and nervousness.   This Pow-
der, together with the Comp. Podophillin Pills, will remove
all difficulty.

     COMPOUND PODOPHILLIN PILLS,
   Prepared  expressly for  derangements of the Liver, acting
specifically on this organ, also Kidneys, Uterus, Urinary Pas-
sages, and in  no  case taken without benefit.  This  Pill is
highly concentrated, and  taken in small doses, without re-
striction in  diet.   Physicians would do well to use these  in
their practice;  they can be relied  upon as a specific for  the
above derangements.

            ANTI-BILIOUS POWDER.
   This article is one of the most valuable Family Medicines
now known as a purgative.  It is suitable for all constitutions
and ages ; and being  composed entirely of Vegetable sub-
stances, no injury need be apprehended from taking cold.  It
is a safe, easy and pleasant cathartic in every case.
   These Powders will be found useful in all complaints arising
•from excess, or deficiency of bile  in  Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
 Headache, and in every case where a safe and thorough purga-
 tive is required.
   When this Medicine is used to remove complaints, it nfflst
 be taken two or three times a week, or as long as there is any
 of the disease remaining. 
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            FRENCH EXTRACTS
                         A>T)

GOLBEST PERFUMERIES,
                   MANUFACTUKED AT THE

      Rochester Chemical Works, Rochester, N. Y.*

 WOOD WORTH & BURNELL, Proprietors.

  The following list comprises a part of the most important
articles now offered to the trade, to which additions are con-
stantly being made, as the wants of the public require.  We
call attention to our Handkerchief Extracts, from German
and French Recipes.  In delicacy and persistency of odor, they
are surpassed by none in the world. Our Flavoring Extracts
stand unrivalled.  Our Colognes, Odors, Oils, and Pomades are
varied, rich, and very desirable :—

          FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Lemon,                     Cinnamon,
Vanilla,                    Ginger,
Bitter Almond,              Cloves,
Nutmeg,                    Nectarine,
Rose,                      Celery,
Raspberry,                  Banana,
Pine Apple,                 Cochineal,
Orange,                    Pear,
Peach,                     Cherry.
Strawberry,

       HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
New-mown Hay.            Magnolia,
Honeysuckle,                Mousseline,
Jonquil,                    Heliotrope,
Musk                      Bouquet de Chantilly,
Patch'ouley,                 Bouquet de Caroline,
Verbena,  '                 Dady Slipper,
West End,                  Violet,
Jockey Club,                Melle Fleur,
Upper Ten,                 Orange Blossom,
White Lily,                 Nereoly.
Sweet Briar,                 Citronelle,
Sweet Clover,                Lavender,
Sweet Pea,                  L'lac,
Roge                       Wild Flowers,
Rose'Geranium,             Wild Rose.
Pink, 
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NEW PERFUMES.
Stolen Kiss,
Ocean Telegraph,
Frangipanni,
Kissed-me-Quick,
Bouquet Rose Bud,
        Busy Bee,
   "    May Queen,
   "    Opera.
FOR  THE TOILET.
Ext. Spring Flowers,
Ext. Summer Flowers,
Ext. Winter Blossom,
Ext. Ambros. Perfume,
Ext. Oriental Perfume,
Odor Opening Flowers,
Odor Wild Flowers,
     Ext. Imperial Perfume,
     Ext, Fren. Upper Ten,
     Ext. Germ. Upper Ten,
     Ext. Ital. Upper Ten.
     Ext. Amer. Upper Ten.

ODORS.
     Odor of Musk,
     Odor of Rose.
Queen of Flowers,
Bridal Wreath,
Ladies' Toilet,
Fanny Fern,
Bay State,
Monument,
Victoria,
COLOGNES.
       Lady Pierce,
       Jenny Lind,
       Mountain Flowers,
       Prairie Queen,
       Morning Dew,
       Italian Hocks,
       Minim.
                FOR THE  HAIR.
Mitchell's Hair Tonic and    Bears' Oil,
  Beautifier,                Mount Vernon Hair Oil,
Rose Oil,                   Mosaic Hair Oil.
POMADES, &c.
         German,
         Jenny Lind,
         Victoria,
         Mount Vernon.
Imperial,
Oriental,
Rochester,
Huile de Rose,
Ambrosial,                                        «

  Bgf All the articles embraced in the above list are war-
ranted equal, if not superior, to any in  the market, and will
be furnished to Merchants and Dealers at the  lowest prices.
Dr. Armstrong is agent for Philadelphia.