... fora- men in the brain. VULVA'RIA. (From vulva, the womb; so named from its smell, or use in disorders of tbe womb.) Stinking orach. See Chenopodium vulvaria. W'A'i WAT W ACRE. A ...

... the ilium, and extending over the glutei muscles, reaches the foot. In the front of the thigh it is termed iliac and pubic, with reference to its proximity to these bones. At the ...

... urinary bladder, and the lining membrane of the vulva. The serous membranes, muscles, ligaments, tendons, aponeuroses, and cartilages, are rarely affected in this way; and the same remark holds good in reference to the arteries, veins, and absorbents. The three ...

... and subduing his wrath, HStaph.; maniacal lasciviousness, Agnus ; wild laugh- ... or anything within reach and throws it forcibly at intruder, IHydr. ae; ...

... were no where seen by Humboldt in the wild state, nor could he discover the potatoe, though this valuable root is, along with the chenopodium quinoa, cultivated in the high country of New- ...

... in dropsy and suppression of urine. Jerusalem Oak� (Chenopodium Anthelminticum.) �It is emmenagogue, deobstruent, and anthelmintic ; the oil is much used as a vermifuge. Wild Marjoram� (Origanum Vulgare.) �Fragrant, pungent, acrid, bitterish, stomachic, ...

... in dropsy and suppression of urine. Jerusalem Oak-(Chenopodium Anthelmintic um.)-It is emmenagogue, deobstruent, and anthelmintic ; the oil is much used as a vermifuge. Wild Marjoram-(Origanum Vulgare.}-Fragrant, pungent, acrid, bit- terish, ...

... binding, with raised bands. It is edited with reference particularly to American practice, by Dr. Condie ; and with these numerous improvements, the price is still kept so low as to be within the reach of all, and to render it among the ...

... also a foramen in the brain. VULVARIA. (From vulva, the womb; so named from its smell, or use in disorders of the womb.) Stink- ing orach. See Chenopodium vubvuna. June 17,1775. The Congress of the ...

... process of digestion will be generally understood by reference to their function of hematosis, any impediment to which, by causing imperfectly elaborated blood to circulate and reach the stomach, must modify injuriously its vitality, and ...