1 physicians ill Indio. Tlioil - u* however, is almost restrirted
2 to agues, At Lahore we received them from the hills.
3 Guil. lltnrl. (I.) Acute eruptions. Enlargement of tin
4 spleen. Hepatic pain. Swellings (cwkinatous
5 or syphilitic). Syphilitic ulcers of the fauces. Al-
6 tenmtoly with Abru* prevutorina albus, in Syphilis.
7 G u r. o H 1 N Goolvh'-en —is a tree of Jcinoo on the hills,
8 whence I received some large leaves.
9 G u l c U i n folium (I.)
10 Gummi Ammoxiacum, v. Atnuionumum .
11 Gummi Ahabioum, v. Arabunm gum mi.
12 Gumm > Girrri, v, (iut.fi gummi.
13 Gummi Tkaoaoantii k, v. Tragncfintiice gummi.
14 Gbsdkua Zulu? ;emina» v. /ole.iniccp burea.
15 Gotta Pekcu-a— is i well-known end important article o'
16 commerce, recently much and variously used. It Ins been
17 riieuminonded as the best tiling possible for decayed leelh.
18 It may be softened in boiling water, and then pressed into the
19 cleansed and dried hollow of the toOtli; when it will presently
20 harden and put ti stop to the pain.
21 Gtrr rr Gummi, Guttn Gumbo eel Gumbogia —is olliciual at
22 Lahore, as well as in Europe.
23 Gutti gummi (II.)
24 (tVi’sum SitmuJ t a very line kind of aulphuret
25 of lime in small pieces, probably a product of Hindustan, which
26 i purchased at Lahore from a Sadoo (peddling druggist).
27 Gypx. Setstfoj t (I.) Colic. Hectic fever. I.ach
28 ryrnfli catarrh.
29 Gm'sum So v« JUBAHtir, S tinge derail—is an in¬
30 ferior kind of sulphur»t of lime from the bill-. I observed a
31 specimen of calcareous spur from Dalhi, at tin Gnat Exhibition,
32 lienring the name Sung jura hut, Hind, or Su/Tcd
33 ...norma, Pers. The former is used by thoJrrahs of Laliore
34 as a styptic in wounds StC., the letter ns a dry collyrium in
35 Ophthalmic*.
36 Gi esc m 7, f-)' n i kg <v u <! e u t ■' — i> a superior kinJ of
37 S i; it