锅脐上黑灰也。
辛，温，无毒。
猝心痛，童便下二钱，（验方第一。）
转筋入腹，酒下二钱。（第二。）
霍乱吐下，用半钱，百草霜半钱，沸汤合，急搅千下，以碗覆之。通口服二口，立止之。
（第三。）
舌猝肿大，酒合服之。（第四。）
吐血咯血，井水下三钱，三服已。（第五。）
小儿口疮，搽之。（第六。）
手搔疮肿作脓，香油合敷。（第七。）
辛，温，无毒。醋磨涂一切肿毒，酒服下诸般胞胎。止吐衄淋痢诸血，点飞丝尘芒入目。
古墨丸 当归（一两） 香墨（三钱五分） 百草霜（五钱） 广木香（一钱） 天
麻（二钱） 飞白面（五
钱）
为丸弹大。每一丸，四物汤下，出汗。治妇科胎前产后一切。（诸方第一。）
辛，苦，温，无毒。磨积去垢，除痰治噎。溃痈疽瘰 ，点痣魇疣赘。
生山东济宁诸处。彼人采蒿蓼之属，开窖浸水，漉起晒干烧灰，以原水淋汁，每百斤入
粉面
四方浣衣发面，甚得利也。
一切目疾，净白碱浓纸包悬风处，七七日，研极细点之。（验方第一。） 心下结痛，研
细末
效。（第二。）
当取熟炼金箔用之。
辛，平，有毒，熟者无毒。镇心肝，安魂魄。疗惊痫风热，除骨蒸劳极。
辛，寒，无毒。治同。
在处山谷有之。有山金、沙金、瓜子金、马蹄金之殊，多附山石而生。而银则多生沙土
中也
Black soot accumulated on the center of the pot bottom.
Pungent, warm, non-toxic.
Sudden heart pain: Administer two qian with child's urine. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Muscle spasms extending to the abdomen: Administer two qian with wine. (Formula No. 2.)
Huo Luan (Cholera-like syndrome) with vomiting and diarrhea: Mix half a qian of this substance with half a qian of Baicaoshuang (Folium Artemisiae Argyi Carbonized), add boiling water, stir rapidly one thousand times, cover with a bowl. Allow the patient to drink two mouthfuls continuously; symptoms will stop immediately. (Formula No. 3.)
Sudden swelling of the tongue: Mix with wine and administer. (Formula No. 4.)
Hematemesis (Vomiting blood) or hemoptysis (Coughing up blood): Administer three qian with well water. Cure after three doses. (Formula No. 5.)
Pediatric oral thrush/ulcers: Apply topically. (Formula No. 6.)
Hand sores caused by scratching, swollen and suppurating: Mix with sesame oil and apply externally. (Formula No. 7.)
Pungent, warm, non-toxic. Grind with vinegar and apply to all types of swelling and toxic sores; take with wine to expel various retained placentas or foreign bodies. Stops bleeding from hematemesis, epistaxis, strangury, and dysentery. Can be used to remove silk threads, dust, or awns that have entered the eye.
Gu Mo Wan (Ancient Ink Pill): Dang Gui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis, 1 liang), Xiang Mo (Aromatic Ink, 3.5 qian), Baicaoshuang (Carbonized Folium Artemisiae Argyi, 5 qian), Guang Muxiang (Radix Aucklandiae, 1 qian), Tian Ma (Rhizoma Gastrodiae, 2 qian), Fei Bai Mian (Refined White Flour, 5 qian).
Make into pills the size of a bullet. Take one pill at a time, administered with Siwu Tang (Four Substances Decoction), inducing sweating. Treats all gynecological conditions during pregnancy and postpartum. (First among all formulas.)
Pungent, bitter, warm, non-toxic. Dissolves accumulations, removes filth, resolves phlegm, and treats yige (dysphagia). Ulcerates carbuncles, furuncles, and scrofula. Used to cauterize moles, treat nightmares, and remove warts and skin tags.
Native to areas such as Jining, Shandong. Locals collect plants like mugwort and smartweed, soak them in pits filled with water, filter them out, dry them, and burn them to ash. The ash is leached with the original water to extract juice. Adding square blocks of laundry starter dough to every hundred jin of this mixture yields excellent results.
All eye diseases: Wrap pure white alkali in thick paper, hang it in a ventilated place for forty-nine days (seven seven-days periods), grind into an extremely fine powder, and instill into the eyes. (Verified Formula No. 1.) For pain and knotting in the epigastrium, grinding into a fine powder and taking it is effective. (Formula No. 2.)
One should use refined gold leaf.
Pungent, neutral, toxic when raw; non-toxic when refined. Calms the Heart and Liver, stabilizes the Hun and Po. Treats fright, epilepsy, and wind-heat; eliminates bone-steaming fever and extreme consumptive fatigue.
Pungent, cold, non-toxic. Therapeutic actions are the same.
Found in valleys everywhere. There are distinctions such as Shan Jin (Mountain Gold), Sha Jin (Placer Gold), Guazi Jin (Melon Seed Gold), and Mati Jin (Horse Hoof Gold); most grow attached to mountain rocks. Silver, however, is mostly found in sandy soil.