1 Nelntnb. spar. Jim (T.)* prepared in a fresh slate proved
2 a very useful retriedy in dryness, or pain o.f tin*
3 mouth, tongue, and throat; also in syphilis of every
4 description, acute or chronic,
5 ♦Nisi'KTA acrest is. v. Mcltsuo Calo.min*hn.
6 ^Nt i'Kta C atari a-— is an aromatic plant, recommended in
7 rlyspepsv with flatulency, especially in hysteric persons; it.
8 aphrodisiac effect on cats, is well known. Nepeta paimvnira
9 aj/in. is the Catmint which grows in Cashmere, and is officinal
10 there a>. well as at Lahore.
11 Ne-pet. pannen. njf. species (I.) Salivation.
12 NV.rr.TA balvi^folia — grows in Cashmere, but is very
13 seldom user!, and then only in the country, not at Lahore.
14 Nepet. mloicefal. herba radix (1.) 'Hie latter: (*««-
15 tralgia. Prurigo.
16 •Nepiikodium Fiux mas, v. Filin mae,
17 Nkkium ANTiDysENTERicoM. XVrdgktea antidysenteinett.
18 Fchif.es antidyienterica — a shrub common in many parts of
19 Hindustan. Its seeds bear some resemblance to oats, and are
20 officinal at Lahore. They certainly merit the attention of Euro¬
21 pean physicians, as they possess many medicinal properties.
22 Nerii, untidy a. semina (I.) Distension or Colic, with
23 Diarrlnea ov Costiveness. Expectoration of mucus.
24 Pain of anus, groin, spine. Vomiting.
25 Nisutum Odorijm— is cultivated in the gardens at. Lahore,
26 merely for its beauty. Its Howers, leaves, and roots, are officinal.
27 The root of the hill-plant is much more violent, than that of the
28 garden, ami in the hills is considered poisonous. Jealous women
29 frequently have i,course tc it; in fact., it is proverbial among
30 the females of the hills, when quarrelling, to bid cadi other go
31 and eat of the root of Krtneer .
32 Nerii Odor, radii- (II.) Asthma.
33 Njsuicm Oleander— is not officinal at Lahore. It is reported
34 as lx ing poisonous to most animals, but more especially to as-rs.
35 \Vliat I used, was a tincture from Europe.
36 Nerii Oleand. thud urn (II.)