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DEATH FROM HYDRo"HoB!..-We learn that :,
chl'd of Mir Cowden. OF West Harrisburg. AGED
:ooh' iour ytdTS, died Yesterday of that terrible
disease iydrophobia. The child was bitten ahout
hihe weeks ago. and hopes ent-rtaine,, ,v
us parents that IL had recovered from the eff s
'htft9f Yesterday, however, it took spasms and
altei lingering Tor some time in great gonY dealt,
finally released the little one from its SIN RIM
Harrisburg Tsl,gyGJh. Id
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DALY,S
SoLD !
Au,nN.~ THE
ANU M A IL Born
AND
VALLEY WHISKY. o GI1;E

We have lust rens we'd Twenty FIVE Cases of this
very superior VIII SKY. Being manufa ctursd az :
clu.lvely from the hneet quality of rive consnme,.
can rel, upon Its being entirely free from ali
nous ing ed nts ~ e'e
We annex three certificates from eminent cham
lsts OF the North as TO its purity 0ie'i-
BARBOUR sEMMEs.
w ID DAILY Your Aromatic Valley Whisky i,
recelved and after careful examination find ~ 70
pc phre or.ec eatu.Ly free from the odulteroting
fonrs' resp ctfuIy, JAS. J. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
have snalyled a sample of "DaIy's Aromatic
saney w hsky And Ind il to be pHre article. Of
NE navor, ara wlihos any deIeterious Adm xtsre
JAS. r. Chill TON, M. D..
New York Chemist
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE 50 Somers,u
W.. bosroS, Apr ~. lsR
WIN a. DAILY, New ,rk nave mad = chem
syns q. ,osr hTor attic Vale, Viii XIV. and
niu y pEre, fat faroyei ny. Wink o., "a 90
,,,ns naaG 3, ,a;.T,s # any nd aid wou REQ
poses, CHART La r cRScTnS pu-
State Asssyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

The SPEAKERsHIP.-We repeat. to-day, cur be-
lief expressed day or two since, that in few
days the House will be organized by union OF
al its conservative elements against Helperisln
We adopt the Impression from conversation with
gentlemen identified with each of the three divs-
ions into which the conservatives Of the body are
divided. The vote taken yesterday exhibits no
evidence Of this fact rather state Of things it IS
true. Nevertheless It failed to embrace sue an
indication, we apprehend, only because of the alb
sehce Of a member or two whose presence was
necessary to secure election.
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BALLS AND PARTIES
PERSONAL.

THE THANKS OF THE WESTERN HOSE
Company No. !, are hereby rendered 10 the
ProprIetors Of Union Hotel for bountiful supply
of refreshments furnished 20 the members az the
hire IN tIeorgetown, on Monday morning, the IS
1 lst. Also To Mr.. ID. = Goraon for the same. and
tepus attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

CHANGE IN THE RETURN OF DEAD LETTERS
The new arrangement of the Post Office Depart
meat in having dead letters returned within three
months. Instead Of six heretofore, has worked
well; for. besides thus proporionaly facilitating
the restoration Of valuables To their owners it also
prevents the incOnvencnt accumulation Of such
letters at the various post Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Con-
soiidated Telegraph Line to the Smithsonian In.
sttntion. The time of observation is about ,
o'clock
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THE SFLEcT COMMITTEES on Mr.. kIsG REso
LUTIoN.-In the Senate, yesterday, the Vice Prasi
dent appointed Messrs. King. Slidell, Anthony.
Powell, and Kennedy, the select committee ia
carry out the resolution of Mr.. King in regard to
the alleged subsidization Of certain newspape
fTcm the proceeds of the public printing. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

NAVAL ORDERs.-I.ieut. William Gwiu ha.
been ordered to ordnance duty, Navy Yard,
Washington.
LieutenantS II. y. T. Arnold and Charles n
Green have been ordered to the receiving ship at
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

MR. BRoDERIck's PAY AS SENATOR In tn.
Senate. yesterday, MIR. Fessenden presented Z
memorial from George q. Barnard assgne of the
Hon. David G. Broderick, askin. that specia
at nay be passed directing tie Treasurer of til,
United States TO pay him the amount to which
the said Broderick was entitled us Senator at tn.
time of his decease.
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IL The Maryland Legislature has finally
passed the resolution which had been pending.
lns'rucflng the representatives. in Congress o s:
their influence with the ,ational Government fer
the negotiation Of treaty with Great Britain for
the restoration of fugitive slaves from the United
States who may be found in Canada.
HI HolcOmb, Of Southwick. Mass who beat
his wife cruelty some months since still occu-
pies his position in the Methodist church and
choir in that town. Mrs. Holcomb is reported
better. and the husband thinks her recovery prob
able.
ID The police Of Worcester, Mass, on Satur.
DAY, made two descents on liquor shops in that
city, and captured the entire stocks, which they
bore on in triumph.
IL There are now no less than eight military
companies In Berkeley county, Va Before the
Brown war there was scarcely one
" Rev. r. Weishampel. of Baltimore is
Gettsburg, Pa.
ID The U. :. Senate has copfi,me1 IN. treaty.
with China. my "'"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

Contract FOR STEAM BOILERS AWARDED
The Novelty Iron Works, at New York. bcin!
the lowest bidders. have been awarded the con
tract for the boilers Of the steamer Michigan, a
Erie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-26

III. So h3b9p ID ass q Asne .,ss ,iSYt e sns
rsnssd good uI eieepers, Ct SSe fSsv. asa
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APPOINTMENT OF A JUSTICE IN NEW MEXICO
w. A. Davidson has been appointed Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court of New Mexico.
vice B. F. Boone. deceased
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1.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NORTH
- ern Liberties Fire Company are requested
To afford r meeting on FRtDtH EVENING" Jan
uarv 1sth. AT the Lab arty uh Rooms 7th att eet a,
snclock BY order Of the
ia 6 Sts ESInENT
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SOLD BY
The
BOTTLE
AND
CASE
ON L.Y.
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Barometer ut the Smithsonian at Ia m, (cor
rected for temperature, 30, I22; at noon, 80 us3
Thermometer at a. 40; at noon, 800
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The above is a portrait of David McCreary, ct
Napier township, who, on the 31st day of August,
1858, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he
was treated for the cure of Cancer by three physi-
clans of Bedford County, and by DIR. Newton of the
Eclectic College in Cincinnati, for a period of near
ly eight months, Notwithstanding which, his lip, nose,
and a portion of his left cheek aere entirely eaten array!
He had given up all hope, when he heard of the
ssBlood Searcher,' and was induced to try 1t. Four
bottles cured him, and although sadly disfgured,
there is no question but what this invaluable rnedi-
cine saved his life. The full particulars of this re-
markable case may be seen in a circular, which can
be had of any of the agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleakney, of
Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured of Scrofula
after being unable to get out of bed for three years.
To the case of a lady in Ansonville, Clearfeld
county, Pa, who was also afflicted with Scrofula in
its worst form.
To the case of George Meisei, residing in Carroll
town, Cambria county, Pa, who was so badly af-
ficted with Cancer that it eat his entire nose off, and
his case was worse, if possible, than McCreary's.
The particulars of these cases-every one OF
which was cured by the use of the Blood Seareher
may also be found in q circular to be had at any
of the Agents.
R.. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture aad sale, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
DIR. G. H. Keyser, Wholesale Agent, Pittsburg, Pa
Potter & Knox, Ashland, ]. w. Weaver Perrys-
vile, o. G.. w. Eichelleberger, New Pittsburg, Jos
eph Kenninger, Hayesville.
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OLD BUCK ON THE STUMP.

At a Breckenridge and Lane ratification
meeting in Washington City a few nights
since, President Buchanan was called out for
a speech, and in the course of his remarks,
while declaring his approval of the Seceders'
Platform, and his intention to support Mr..
Breckenridge for President, he asserted that
the latter was not the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, and that Democrats are not bound to vote
for him as such. The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Times, a leading Re-
publican paper, in referring to this declaration
of the President, says that it "has produced
great CONSERVATION at the Secession "head
quarters here. Browne. Of the "organ,"
complains bitterly Of being made TO play one
tuno while the President sings another. We
have much speculation as to what will be the
probable result in the South. Douglas friends
are sanguine of carrying not only the South,
but New York and Pennsylvania. Since
the President has ignored the idea that
Breckenridge is the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, Office holders here breathe freer, and
understand there will be no prescription Of
Douglas men. This intimation I have from a
reliable source."-Norh Vest.
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AN ExACTING AND TREAcHRRoUs SET.

To show that the question of the admission
of the seeeders could not have been 30 settled
as To avoid a break in the Democratic Con-
~vention at Baltimore, the Albany Argus
makes the following statement, which, as Its
author was one of tho New York delegates,
we take to be strictly true:
aWhen the motion to consider was made
and the Convention took its recess on Friday,
the New York Delegates inquired OF the rep
resentative men of the South what they de-
manded? 4 aIea
@The retraction of every vote that the Con-
~vention has given on the subject"
"Aud what nextF
"sThe reputation of the platform, and the
adoption of the principle of Co ,gressional
protection to slavery"
"Ahd what next 7"
"sThe abandonment Of the candidate of
the majority"
."And what next?"
"fWe are not prepared to say what next
| We shall inform you when the time comes. .
The Ahos well adds, in speaking of the ex-
action and faithlessness of the Disunionists.
seThe whole conduct of the men who made
| these demands had been characterised by In
fidelity to pledges. When Mr.. Cushing had
decided that the rule which required for a
nomination two-thirds of the votes gtUen meant
two-thirds of those giieep and not gieen, the
Virginia and other delegations promised, if
the decision was sustained, to abide in the
Convention and by its action. They protested
also satisfaction with the platform as adopted,
and disclaimed the idea of Congressional pro-
lection to slayeryP
"Yet at Baltimore they seized the first false
pretense to go of, nominated Breckinridge BY
one. third Of the Convention, Cncluding a
score of bogus delegates and adopted a slave
code platform. And to this course, it is now
known, Senators had secretly pledged them
weeks before the Baltimore Convention met
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TAT ELECTIONS.

The following States hold elections, befor
the Presidential election, at the time state
below:
Alabama, LIST Monday in August.
Arkansas, 1st Monday in August,
California, 1st Wednesday in September.
Florida, 1st Monday in October.
Georgia, 1st Monday in October.
Indiana, I'd Tuesday in October.
Iowa, I'd Tuesday in October.
Kentucky, 1st Monday in August.
Louisiana, LIST Monday in August.
Maine, I'd Monday in September.
Minnesota, I'd Tuesday in October.
Mississippi, I'd Monday in October.
Missouri, LIST Monday in August.
North Carolina, LIST Tuesday in August.
Ohio, I'd Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania, I'd Tuesday in October.
South Carolina, I'd Monday in October.
Tennessee, LIST Thursday in August.
Texas, LIST Monday in August.
Vermont, LIST Tuesday in September.
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nA-Tbe Raleigh North Carolina) Stan:
dard places the names of Breckinridge and
Lane at the head of its columns, and says
ave shall support this ticket for President
and Vice President on these conditions: That
the Electors will vote for the strongest man,
Breckenridge or Douglas as the case may be,
against Lincoln; that is, if the vote of this
State will elect either of them over Lincoln,
or will put either of them in the House, it is
to be cast accordingly. But, if the vote will
elect neither, nor put either of them in the
House, the Electors to vote as they please
While we raise the names of Breckenridge and
Lane at our mast head, we are not unmindful
of the patriotism and lofty integrity Of Judge
Douglas, or of the fidelity with which the
great body of his friends in the non slaVehold'
ing States have stood by the rights of the
South. Never shall one word be uttered in
these columns against him or them. We look
forward to a re union with the twelve hundred
thousand Democrats in the free States VIII
are this day marching under the Douglas ban
ner. With some few exceptions they are the
only friends the South has in hat region OF
the Union"
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COMING Down TO THE REAL1TY.-The
Montgomery, Alabama, CONFEDERATION of the
18th July, says that since the b~oasting and
wind work of the Seceders has been got thro'
with in that State, they exhibit a very lean
ard beggarly account among the Democratic
voters. They had made a great effort to get
up a Breck and Lane Club at Montgomery,
and on the Wednesday evening previous met
to organize it. After all their efforts and
drumming, they succeeded in getting together
just seventeen men, one of whom was called
to the Chair, and upon a motion to appoint
another one Secretary, he informed them, he
was for Douglas and johnson, and thereupon,
they closed up without getting a single, name
to their Club constitution. So much for Yam
cey Disunion in Montgomery, Alabama.
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WHITE LABoRERs, LOOK HERE:-Henry
CLAY, m a letter written to Mr.. Cotton, thus
warns the white laboring man OF the hangers
of Aboitionism. Mr.. c.. said:
"But the great aim and object OF your tract
sbould be 70 arouse the LABORING CLASS
ES In the Free States against Abolition
Depict the consequences to them of immediate
abolition. The slaves being free would be dis
nersed throughout the Union; they would en-
r. into competition with the free laborer,
N;.h he American, the Irish, the German ;
.adn.s his wages, be COMPOUNDED with him
as5 EJECT his moral and social standing; And
:. the ultras go for both Abolition ana anal
9amation, show that their object Is 70 nnl.s ~
garriage the laboring man and Diack .h no% dea
and to reduce the laoorlng man af ,hs black
pissed and degraded condition Oh 'H'
man"
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MA MS
MAP OF co.

TINE UNDERSIGNED proposes, provided suffi-
i Gent encouragement be given, to publish a
large and beautiful MAP OF ASHLAND COUNTY,
from actual and original surveys. All the Public
Roads, Railroads, Post Offices, Churches, School
Houses, Stores, Taverns, Mills, Blacksmith and
Cabinet Shops. and all manufacturing establish
ments are to be shown on the Map, in addition to
the Topography of Rivers, Greeks, Ponds, Noun
tains, etc. The Map will also show all the sessions.
with their number of acres, and houses in each
township in the County, with the property owners
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patronize the Map. asf5
Maps of tbs principal Villages, on a large scale,
will be inserted on the margin. The Map will also
be embellished with perspective views of some of
the Public Buildings, and such of the most promi-
nent private residences as can be agreed upon by
the owners and publishers.
The Nap will also contain a Business Directory,
giving the name and occupation of each person who
Of, the large and beautiful Map of Ashtabula Coun-
ty for which a premium was awarded at the State
Fair at Cleveland in 1856, and the Map of Huron
County, recently published, (of which over a thou
sand copies have been sold,) and of the Maps of
Erie and Knox Counties. now in course of publica-
ton by the same surveyor. In size it will be about
4 by S feet, beautifully engraved, colored. varnish-
ed, mounted on rollers. backed with canvas, and de-
livered to subscribers at five dollars a copy, paya-
BILE on delivery. PHILLIP NUNAN,
II. s. PLUMB,
Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
F. S.-All persons called upon by either of the
above, will please communicate all information in
regard to their farms, and such statistics of manu-
featuring establishments and answer such questions
as may be desired, 50 that the map may be full and
complete.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-01

DOUGLAS WILL BE ELECTED BY THE PEo-
PLE.-Eyery thing indicates the election of
Stephen A. Douglas, the man of the people
The people every where are focking to his
standard by scores. From the north, south,
east and west, we have every indication that
his triumph is certain. Politicians can't pre-
vent it. The honest yeomanry of the country
have taken the matter into their own hands, as
they did in the days of Jefferson aud Jackson,
and Notwithstanding all the pratings of ooun-
ty seat and cross-road politicians, they are
bound to elect him. Hurrah for DOUGLAS !!
Roll on the BALI
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BOUND TO SELL!

TIME subscriber has determined to sell his Farm,
living about + of q mile from the town ofAshland,
on the Mansfield road. The Farm is well improved,
has a good, two story, frame house, a good barn,
three good wells of water. AMI an excellent spring
of pure water in almost EUery Field.
The whole Farm contains 235 acres, but l will
sell it in quantities to suit purchasers and at a very
low price. 1t has also q large orchard of the best
of fruit, and every other convenience for a home. l
can also confdentially assert, that for all kinds OF
crops, there is no better Farm in the country. For
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises
or to John J. Jacobs, at his office opposite the Bank
~ SAMUEL FULTON.
10 1870 OF
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MASSACHUSETTS AND BELL AND EVERETT.
The Bell and Everett men of old Massachu-
sets are in motion, holding meetings, forming
clubs and making ready for a vigorous and
hearty campaign. A great ratification meet
ing was held at Dorchester Lower Mills, at
which Hon. Marshall P. Wilder presided
1t was stated at that meeting by one of the
speakers, Mr.. John S. Holmes, Of Boston, that
he had received letters from various towns in
the Commonwealth, in regard to the move
ments of Bell and Everett clubs, some of
which had already obtained as members a ma
iority of the voters of their towns.
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- AZ Black Repubican gathe

n- At a Black Republican gathering in
Pitts6eld, Illinois, a banner, inscribed with
-"DowN WITH h DUToH AND IRISH" was
borne prominently in the procession: What
do our German and Irish voters think of this
unblashing insult. Will they act with a par
ty that seeks to disgrace and crush the foreign
population and elevate the negro? We think
not.
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Who wants a Home |?

TIME RESIDENCE OF MRS. s. A. WICK, IN
Ashland, Ohio, is for Sale: it is one of the most
desirable locations for q home in central Ohio, 1t is
situated in South Ashland, on Centre street; it con-
tains about d acres of land well laid out, an album
dant supply of Fruit of all kind, q good modern
dwelling House convenient and well located and
furnished throughout; also a good Barn and other
out buildings, a good well of water, cistern &C., &c,
everything necessary to make it a good homo with
out the trouble, time and annoyance of building
The property will be sold at a moderate price, and
on accommodating terms: ''must be sold SOON
Persons buying the premises can have all or any
part of the furniture at Loo rates, also the Stoves
For information call on the premises, or apply to
C. C. Wick, Cleveland, Ohio, by letter.
Ashland May Both, 1860. 52tf
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Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg on
the West, at which places it unites with Railroads,
Steamers &c., for and from all points in the
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
VWo STsdms
Leave Wheeling daily at 1885 P. NJ. and 1910 P. N.
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily at 800 P. NJ;
Direct connections are made by these Trains
FOR ALL THE EA S7ERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City.
TPasseneers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, OF the cost of
a Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines.
TThrough Tickets to the Eastern cities can be
procured via Washington City, at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any other
route. Inquire for tickets via the Ba1timorc and
Ohio Rail- Dad. at any of the principal Railroad
Offices in the West.
E.. F. FULLER Gen1 Western Agent.
L.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
r W..P. SMITH Master Ira ms portation. 37tf
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bgWe publish

beWe published several articles to show
that Mr.. Douglas was not regularly nomir ated,
as claimed by his friends.-S. CEairsuizle
Gazette.
Every Republican paper in Ohio is publish
zette therefore finds itself fortified by an ex-
cellent class Of adjuncts, and is thus in de-
1ightful company.
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

HNE Of the most desirable Farms in the County
" Of Ashland, containing first rate buildings, in-
GLIDING dwellings and out houses-the best kinItf
soil-wen watered. and an ample supply Of timber
for fuel, fencing, lumber, So, and within q short
figure lower than any Real Estate has been onciSi
within this county for years. For particulars aIfiS
to j. JACUtk.
At Ills Office opposite the Rank.
Ashland, March 2, 1859. 39tt
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commences, at 9 o'clock
A.. M. and close at four o'clock p NJ. NoapPiicaht
will be admitted aftertwelve NJ Writtentestimonial
spensible persons. will be REQUIRED. which testi.
~nfohia1s will be kept on file. No certificate can b,
ahte-dated. No private examinations will be held
Noue will be Examined who do no expsct to ongag
soon in teaching in this county. Recommends,
Indispensable, arerequired fromschool directors,
VI earnestlyreques them OF the close of each term,
to send us anote of the success of theirteacher.
This will aid US very much in giving certificates
only to those who are successful Teachers.
g.. NJ BARBER -
Ol~erkofBosrd Of Examin
Ashland, Jan. 4 1859 Silly
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THE- ASHLAND .UNIONQWEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGJ

r INDsEY's IMPROVED
q rBLOOD SEA 3, a
&1 MEDICINE
For the speedy, radical, and effectual cure OF
ALL DISEASES arising from 1MPU-
= GRITY OF THE BLOOD. p
This medicine has wrought the most miraculous
cures in desperate Gases of
S~crofuia, ~t- Cancerous formations,
Cutaneous Diseases, Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimples on the face, Sore Eyes,
Old, Stubborn Ulcers, Scald Head,
letter affections, Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Jaundice. 5 t-1 Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Diseases, General Debility,
Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits, Foul Stomach,
Female Complaints, and all Diseases having their
origin in an impure state of thd Bloed.