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EAceiAior. ---sho Best Of the spring Style Of
gentle hats may uestionsbiY be found ssPEN.
bCHElDS, Il6 Nassau street Price % So
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The MusaJd soft Hat. foe Boys,
AtGEaINs No IA Bs-oaiway,

HerToo'S New Potent Sewing MachtRe, All
Broadway Only S25 IN the snhiues
for quarter the child n&aage L. Parties
purchasing Will receive fun instrucuonaL
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Ths MA2r.-You Can Colax Your Hsan
sther % blAok or brown ~Aou. dysns tAs sx,n or In
hair coorcr Only a bottle Applied like vstox Ne
so.i only At the drug atore, Se Grand street
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Important from China.
ADDITIONAL F0axIGN NEWS THU EUROPA
The following was accidentally omitted in the TRANSCRIPT
ing for the press of ths foreign by the Europa last
night
The Madras import market pretty active, but there
was rather ess demand for money Exchanges for doou
mants, ~. Va
Hong Kong dates TO the 18th of March Canton
taued tranquil Al imperial ediot received the
9th OF March. Yehs conduct Is condemned, and he u
degraded and successor appointed The latter to sot
de the disputes with the barbarsns who, excited wrath
by Yeh, had entered the city.
Lord Egn aad hs colleagues had lof! FOR the north
AT Hong Kong business In imports was inactive Ex
change As. s5<d. 10 a.. Cd.
SsANGHAE, March o, 1858.
Sbrtngs in active demand. Raw silk dull, Elk.
charge bs lIkd to o. for credits. TeaPrces continue
well supported, with heavy stocks.
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dooay's New store will DO Opened on ss-
turdAy. No Is, broadway.
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WhteIer u WiiHOh's SeWfHX mneMa6Sp-
Hrne pre- miumE awarded 1857 by the Institute,
Few Tork Mar yl,nt Institute. Baltimore At tSe Mama
Conp ectou Illinois and nctigsn e,A.e fairs Ofce sal
Broadway new York Sc nd tor = circular.
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| BAtoneior's Hair Dye, Wigs and TO~Sesss-
| The the wnrd-~urpassing Ill made SoA AMI
Piled the mandatory 23 Broadway.
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boys straw Caps
Al eKSrN 8, No. "a Broadway.
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The Musaxd Hat.
The trade supplied With one dc,eu or half doreu, French
packages, at osNINs, No. 2la Broadway.
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Wigs s., Teupees s., at CsmnroD's No. 100
street brooklyn ibcomparabie IN natural appear
Alce style. quality snf perfect e.
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The bean ideal Of cor Nat
No 2l4 Broadwsy
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CrSst~1iorp's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tsapees.
The bes in tae world Whoiessi and retail aId the dye
privately applied. Asto< House.
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Court Cs,.r0sr-7bis Dsy.

the Metallic Tsbles Razor strcp Can bs
Obtained, genuine 81 J. o. sAUsDkRs store, Ne AsAsw
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The Cheapest Iron Railing Manufactured
If you cheap substantial elegant ana frs GLASS os
railing enclose your mstsry lot for bsnonv stsr
pay CuTiEKS. once tpon No. ID No 10 Naxssc o.
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81 Cent Pcrtrasts, PAcsc4ysphs snd View
80 Ryyaiway,
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n" H"ttefS-h Nare OpPOvunNy-F"Is ~.o.
the stock. fixtures, lease good will &c OF retail hat
store IN Broadway Csns street. The proprietor bang
extensively engaged the whoesAe trade fuds lac cannot
give his store the proper attention. Apply III &. WA.
TIERS, 4l9 Broadway, up stairs.
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Holloway Otntment.--Tho Fable that
king evil could be cured By ,rchs touch
long exploded But the great truth that not ONLY
scroua and ra rbeum but ali sadies developed Ia the
shin and hesh be removed by This sbeyond
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Kiss-me-QusSk-A New Perfume, Distilled
ulps perfume OF eKqa.s!ts fragrance.
y. puPu7. druggix, 60ABroadway. Sold everywhers
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W Approved Nv Ne New Yors Acsdery Of Medicine Jusa
1853; contains es per cent pure Norway OIL
The marked repusassce shch many fee Ior every
Kind Of OIL and especially FOR cod Yer OIL prevents rsssy
patients rou using n where The physcts
rbes a. the only remedy fer the disease or the invsd
aftsr vsrv e,rts taxing H. e disgust And r~
pusuance neursse certain ertsn be good eSes Of he
remedy OFFER diarrhre OF yvwungs Fpufe The state Of the
fNs.e .npessAn effects entirely obvsted hy he use ~
my ODD liver on Jelly. The inva he follows dlr~r-
tons csn without percetvr the lesss OF Ne oil
particularly and respectfully call he attention phy.
s,s.d OF N Seei,nr Of nsns les painful vslcA
no IA Apes tbs teDy, without tasl~ s
rr,dasy Dissolved n he so~oh The Oh BY it, cousirs
Jon With the sugar fcrws bereacsl emulsion be~s
this manner IN nei>cusr diys<A,r
ever ps..iels 90 syd 40 css q he remedy hApps
fsSfoLS' GAY CO. eFxssss1 ., 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, Jan. z3-b 4. Nj.
The stock market for the past few days has been
pretty well sustained and spectators have been free
buyers. The abundance Of money and the difficulty
experienced in finding profitable employment for
capital have had favorable influence upon the
stock market and afforded unusual facilities for by
pothecation. The present or prospective value Of
railroad securities has not been at all considered
and the parties purchasing DESTROYS Of getting up
some speculative excitement that they may find
market for the large lots Of stock now Ia hand The
last move was In Cumberland and an effort will be
made 10 carry up that fancy. The bull clique en-
gagged in The imitation Of stocks which have no
earthly value make a great mistake in spreading
their operations over 40 wide field. They weaken
themselves in 30 doing II would be much better TO
nurse into maturity one concern than TO rambe
about from one fancy to another, without accom-.
plishing much In any Of them. The hobby for
some time past has been New York Central and
Erie but the entire force seems TO be bent upon
buying up the whole capital stock Of the Cumlpr
land Coal Company. After having accomplished
that il will be necessary TO turn their attention to
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and raise money
enough TO reconstruct all the old dams locks. &c,
10 give proper outlet for the coal Of the Cumber.
land region. When all the Cumberland Coal stock
gets into the hands Of these enterprsng spectators
may look for some great improvement in the
canal alluded TO- much to the relief of the States of
Maryland and Virginia. Il is pretty generally known
that il is easier TO buy horse than 90 sell him. and
some Of our Wall street friends will soon learn that
1t is much easier to buy fancy stocks than to sell
them. Outside of the Stock Exchange there Is no
demand for stocks Of any kind. No one has any
money to deal in such Injuries Money is as scarce
among the mercantile classes at any time within
the past four months, and every merchant has his
hands and his head full, in providing for his
daily payments. People outside are paying
up their old debts, and nothing appears TO
be thought of but liquidation This is as il should
be- and we trust Il viii continue until every vestice
Of the revulsion has passed away. There is no dan.
ger in stock speculation 10 long as IL IL confined 10
the professional speculstor. II is a. much bis BUSH
ness az dealing in cotton or corn 10 the merchant
The danger and difficulty to be spprehended is when
the regular merchant involves his capital in fancy
stock operations and leaves his creditors 10 take the
chances Of his profits losses. II Is of very little
consequence how much the professional bulls and
bears Of Wall street deal in these worthless stocks
or how much they make or lose ir 70 ding.
The entire expectation Of specie from this port
last week was included in the shipment by the
Africa
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We ssEe also the oos returns Of The vote upon the
slavery cause ~ the Ieoomv0n cOnsttuion On the 21st
UT They follows
the tufssn with slavery. ........... q lao
For the without slavery .......... SEQ
Two thousand eut Of tbs 700 votes polled At
Kickapoo. e3lswbee and OXFORD The free STATE men
claim thai there about 900 ega yee for the
aerrnutou constitution With and without slavery.
~. eturns ~ The vote upcn ehe same constitution
Tn 81 rt rave 10000 majority against that constitution
A. ~ no r'furra hs~e ~; 3et been received.
Woo ..- Henderson arrived IN IaWfrlre sn1 found
a. W.. o' OH. HIr.. 0f election a ueHV.r1 Crossrsy
s r.sy e. is' uitsff o. the Ismbcr n' votes poed
.1"T' 20 .tIast. .IuU ts.ue-e l1n on the
nI ruing "a uu 1870 ONE men started nom here %
souitn ~ D.. dressed hem r zoe presence u George
smith 'rce -tie "a- lat for Governor, and several
Ger rtfe.se, lying tTell Calhoun f0r Gods sake not
~ ofsu the ret.ft oon Delaware Crossing until
1ini Those uDu .f f liver the message o Calhoun
1or even injrg ln mas ~ ellersoa vs. uuder arrest
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cept FOR themselves) is AL fudge and We Know how TO
treat them hereafter. Our merchants, mechanics and
Aboring men want peace. They heartily sick and
tired Of this Internal niger agitation; they have had
surfe Of IT, injuries their asmces bsts their prospects,
and keeps up continual strife Let Kansas be admitted
into tho Union somehow or ether and with kind Of
constitution that we nay lave peace.
PS-Returps just received from the interior counties
by Sen Denver and supposed 70 be the Constitution
I'll opened give the free State ticket 63T additional votes
and the pro slavery state okcto. This elects all the State
officers OF the former party.
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SO !" " n
The committee appointed by the Philadelphia
banks to inspect the Clearing House systems of
other cities have returned and intend proceeding at
once to arranging plan suitable for that locality
The committee visited Boston, but the plan of our
Clearing House suited them best. The machinery of
the Philadelphia house may differ slightly, as the
number of banks is only about one-third those of
this city.
The annual report of the Brooklyn City Railroad
Co., for the year ending Oct LIST, 1857 contains the
following details of receipts, expenditures, &c.:-
BROOKLYN CRY RAuRoAD-ls67.
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MARITIME LIGENCR.
yoRK-YHs
sun RrsKs........... 10 NOON sHTs...... morn 81
eBrs. HIGH wArRR...... morn 4 Is
Port Of New York. January "A. 1858.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa (Br Leitch Liverpool Jan 9. 255 PM
with mdse and passengers 70 Cunsrd Same day. at $40
Pm passed American ships Henry Hunter and 'Commo
dore C llth lat 81 50 Ion 20 exchanged signals ship
America for Liverpool 4h Lat so So lon ~ AZ passed Br
amthp Persia Judkins hence Lverpool 10TH 40
Al lon IS a. $50 Pm passed large brig rugged steamship
two tunnels steering +.
Brig Reoecca r Merriam, CORVALLIS, Ms 20 days with
potatoes.
sohr Emma Br johnson, Londonderry, Ms, IA days with
potatoes.
schr T Hodgman, Prince Camden Me, 4 days.
Schr IS rah Louisa, Hix, Rockland days.
sloop Planter, Bennett, Sag Harbor.
Steamer Delaware. Copes. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Curlew. Williams. Providence.
Steamer Chas 0sgood Smith, Norwich
BELOW.
schr John Cashier from Savannah for Providence
Wind during the day from 10 S, light.
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Result OF the Election ON the 4.h tnst.~ The
Legislature Free state-The State Ticket
Pro-siaveIy- The Free State PartS on their
Feet Again-Biu FOR u New C<astltutionaI
ConventAon-Topeka Lcgislatsnv-Arrests OF
Nessrs. Calhoun and Henderson.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or TIE HERALD.
LAWRENCE, n T., Jan Is, 1858
The free State party less baaooee than been for
che few days past, though st stands Ike Minerva in
armed neutrality, read ''whP Unose Sam from the
Territory" should he attempt 70 thor aspirations
The recent Intelligence in regard TO the election on the 4tn
inst has very msselly modified their Tone though
they It'll seem uuslierabiy determined to carry their
POINT, they have ftst for itno that they care 80
much about rs question of slavery, except as Affects
sseh pockets by depscatng the value OF real estate,
but they determined to hold the regns OF govern
sssnt of Kansas whether Territory their
hands.
Mr. Rxboook President OF IRE Council and Mr.. Deitzer
Speaker the House Of Representatives returned from
Leconpson yesterday bringing with them the returns Of
sbe election The 4h inst. far they have been
oei~ed They opened the returns and counted them in
ne presence of John Calhoun, and some Of them now
change him with having opened the returns previously
-aaving changed them. George W. Smith, the free
te candidate for Governor, thus spoke Of Mr. Calhoun
his return here;-Nohn Calhoun sho we'd nothing tn
sssisSedme he had anything TO do with the frauds
mink they had LEFT him alone he would have done all
that was right" While they counting the votes
Mr. Calhoun received letter from John D. Henderson,
NE result Of which that the returns from
Delaware Crossing not presented Calhoun,
being asked for them, replied that he had not received
hem. The free State party wish 70 have them pre-
scented Of the judges of election will testify hey
ray, that there only forty three yesterday
thirty nne) votes poed In the precinct cf Della Cross
ing. They think they would thus have against Mr.
Henderson who still held here prisoner, and towards
whom they hold superabundance Of love. But Of
Mis- hereafter.
The returns from Kickapoo represent that e52 pro
slavery ana As free state votes polied there 0xfcd
returns 13s prosavery votes and free State
shawnee poed $50 slavery and AZ slavery votes
These are cons tered 10 DO the principal frauds Of the last
election The free State party claim that tie total
number of fraudulent votes cast was $500.
As the returns now stand the pro slavery party have
elected their State ticket by small majority, while the
free State men have large majority both branches Il
De State legislature In Kansas the Legislature every
hing for whichever party has that throws
puts returns until they have all ;he State Offices in Their
possession The following the returns for State oi
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rxkxr or srnnE nov rEE PoRr or NEW Yong

Another remittance from California il nearly duc.
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool bring
seven days later news. The advices are problb'y
"a favorable as could be expected. The movements
Of financial and commercial affairs are very much
like those gong on in this country. We have
money very cheap, and it will soon he 70 in Eng
lapd, Our public SECURITIES haYe largely advanced,
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CRY coNnErrEAL REPORT.

SATURDAY., Jan. 4]--f r..
BREApsrUu --Flour--The market continued g.. be
eayy and uan tc..gls moderate, Wishout change u N.Y.
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PRO SLAVERY STATE TCAFT kfkCfED
No. Of E46s.
Vim G. Matthias. Lieutenant Governor ........... GAO
". Spcely, Secretary Of State @ 800
einxe Lue sta,e Anal.or ..ooos
h. Craner, State Treasurer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos
J. B. Carr United States Senator ............e,56 Sos
TIE FREE STATE CAspIDATFs.
Geo. W. Smith, for Governor. 6 ,23s
VIM Y. Roberts Lieutenant Governor. .........6,3 0
Andrew Mead, state Treasurer Z, +9
joel X. Gcodin, Auditor. ,976
Marcus ]. Parrot, United States Senator -. .6623
From this II will De that the pro slavery State
ticket elected by very small majority. being the
Governor SOL Marcus j. Parrot however the free state
ndidate for Congress is elected by orty Of So he
has been elected % that position by Kansas Ter
ritory Kansas state under ne Lecompfon c)nstu-
bon and Kansas state uoder the ropek4 dtion,
which srtainly ought 20 entitle hin to HE seat.
The state Legislature elected under the Lecompon
siituton stands, from he returns foliows-n
House Of Representatv 20 members free State TO
"a pro slavery IN the Senate, 10 members free State
10 prosavery. II the oakot boz hsd destroyed
al Sugar Mound toe 4G, 10y free State rum Aus,
OF the Representatives and Of the Senator's here
eassed proslavsry, would have been free state
yet made up from that precinct and admitted
by Calhoun the dproporon between the numbers Of the
parties will be increased. H. however, 500
admitted upon the returns from Deaxae Crossing the
free State party will lose eight representatives and three
senators from Leavenworh county then they would be
minority, unless OF the members here classed
pro slavery should By further returns Ind their seats
nled by free State men. The result of the election
party than the most sanguine them expected The
following table gives the votes for the candidates for the
Legislature in each several county
sTArr
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per cent, payable Februaryl.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of TO-
reign imports into this port during the week, and
since January /, in each of the past three years.
COMMERCE or THE PoRI or New YoRK-vAIuE on IMPORTS
For the Week 1856. 1857. 1855.
Dry goods. s0S,7s1 s2,520,e6l sy69 ,225
General merchandise. 14l5,s74 1,0+50l 77l,735
Total for the week. So 2ls,e55 90 S454o2 81 a4os
Previously reported. 1o,o4s,e4o $685. $40 37A es4
Total since jan 1. s3 2e+ ,2s5 81, FOSSIL s5os5ei
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week and
year -
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VALENTINES.
AN EASY WAY TO aAFr
"A TWENTY FIVE DOLLARsif
IL to send for ousof
sTRoNG's TEN DOLLAR SAMPLE Lots
VALENTINES
Containing the following large sssortm eut via,
ia Comic Valentines assorted 10 No 81 seutme MA
aNo Sentimental. 80
q !. {" !" g Fancy Envelopes,
~ r. " 49,
B A" 70. Valentine wriiera
Valentine Cards
These VIII be sent At once package srprssx o.
oherwse 70 any city, town village the ruited hAes
CHnsda on receipt u
TIN DOLLARS
This "a the most hoeral o1er made Valentine
NIenune Com panies and Wholesale dealers ~
Most liberal terms, for cash
" W. STRONG, Masufacturer,
Nassau street Hev vnSh
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t3TbbI3 w ,lsI
Increase OF week compared with that Of 1851 s12 63s
The following is comparative statement Of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
wear IN Ian H.
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sHuspro.


INRS1 PACKET FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18TH OF
yannsy The splendid new and fast sailing packet SNIP
SWIibhhbAND Capt Trask positively sails az aoove TOT
% N cabin, second seefsge, apply on board
PEI 20 Etsiriyer, or " TAPSCQTr Co. ~ South sueeh
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and we see that quotations for consols are steadily
advancing. There is one great ruling cause for this
state of things both in this country and in Great
Britain, and that is the utter and complete stagnar
ton of business There ia no demand for money for
commercial operations, and there is no confidence
on either side OF the Atlantic in mercantile paper
Those who have money will put it in nothing else
but the most undoubted securities. This general
prosration of business cannot but have an unfavor
able effect upon every class of stock investment
connected in any way with the daily operations of
trade. A great abundance of money cannot as a
general thing, be considered encouraging feature
in mercantile matters the cause is usually found
in the absence of business The probability is that
the Bank of England will, before the lapse of many
weeks reduce the rate of interest to four per cent
and find very little demand for money then. The
present reduction was anticipated With this re-
ducton in the rate Of interest quotations for con-
soils will advance and without doubt at no very dis
tant day touch par. further advance of onefourth
of penny in cotton is reported by the Europa. In
breadstus there has been change of consequence.
The markets are reported dull
The following are the quotations for coin and bull
lion:-
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NO further free Siaie ticket was run.
Pro SLAVERY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-19
qiGlR0NA7IC SGIIBllM SGHJlPPS

Is consequently in great demandb by Pcrs rs travelling,
or about TO setue IN parts eI the country espe-
cialv, rs we'll by many IN every community where
il has becume known, account OF its various other
remedial properties.
all cases OF Il Dropsical tendency, 1t is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in tue early
stage # the disease.
In dvspepsa maladies when taken in proper guam
titles as a diet drni, and especially at dinner, 1t is
found by uniform experience, to be emlnenty eIica
cous in the most obstinate cases, when the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford than
Temporary relief. In Of Flatulency, it is i'm
mediate and invariabe specific, ana 1t may be admn-
istered in diluted and proportonatc quantities. TO
YoUNG INFANTS, in all those paroNysnS Of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels to which they especial
ly subject well rs in the choc of grown persons.
Its iudiclous adoption m connection with the princi
pal meals, or when sense Uf exhaustion dictates its
u never fails relieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maiadics, low temperament aud
exhausted vital energy, by whatever induced.
These are facts to watch many Of the most eminent
medical men, botn in England and the United States,
have borne testimony, and which corroborated by
the highest written authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, In cases Of one
dozen, with my name the bottles, cork, and fac
simile OF my snature on the label.
For sale Dy all the respectable d. uggists ana Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UDOLPlI0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
- Beaver street, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-19
UDOLPHO VOLFE'S
.GHNARPS.

4 Amellnnaldrnk, of cminently salutary qualities
manufactured BY himself exclusively at his factory at
sehiedam. in Holland and well known during the
last twelve years throughout all the Atlantic and
Western States.
1t ia made from the best barley that be selected
in Europe with the essense Of aromatic Italian ber
ry, OF acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties 1t has long since acquired higher repu-
taton, both in Europe and America, than any other
duretc beverage
Analyzed it is perfectly pure liquor in It's effects
mild and wholcsomd tonic. It is extensively used
and approved by the medical faculty, the temperance
people heads Of families, &c.
In Gravel, Gout, and rheumatism, in distractions
OF the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility
its effects are prompt decided, and invariably rela
ble and It is not only re0edy for these maladies,
but in all cases in which they produced by drinking
bad water which is almost universally the cause Of
them, it acts as a sure prerentire.
For Fever and Ayue is one Of the most eficaclous
,rs,ent Il YES that can be rcsorted to.