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The ValIandigham COpperhead doctrine,
practically interpreted, is, that vigorous
attempt to put down the rebellion by force
Of arms, and by endeavOring to scotch
home traitors, is an infractiOu Of the Con-
stitutien-that the Government has not
Constitutional power to sustain its own
lifel Hence the crosking for peace at any
pries-the factiOus Outory against arbi-
trary arrests the mob exciting re-
sistance TO the ConscriptiOn. According
to the doctrines Of these modern patriots,
the true way to fight the rebellion is, to
go abjectly on our knees andtgrant to the
rebels all they ask--to surrender country,
Government, manhood, and ell to the
traitors
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

Congress passes a Lar by which 10 fill the
depleted armies with which the Government
is being preserved from destruction by
armed rebsls. The regulations for carry
ing out the Law are all open and above
board. The execution of the Law is pub
lie, that no preteKt of fraud csn be alleg-
ed. The properly appointed officers pro-
osed with their duties. A wild, reckless
mnh, composed Of tho very lowest dregs of
sccisty,-the shoulder hitters, thieves and
murderers Of a great city-attacks the Of
icers, destroys the implements of the
Law, burns the buildings in which the
Law Is being observed, surges through the
streets in search of obnoxious persons,
beats, mains and murders them when
found, destroys aud sacks private dwell
ings, and makes Of the city a psndemOnium
Of blood and plunder. In the midst of
this reYel of disaster, high civil officer,
the Governor of the State in which the
Law is being trampled under foot, ad-
dresses them as his " friends" and says
that he has requested that the execution of
this duly enacted Law shall be stopped, in
accordance with their desire. Here are
his words; comment is needless
AMY FRIEEDs:-I have come down here
from the quiet of the country to see what
was the difficulty, to learn what all this
/ trouble was concerning the Draft. Let me
/ tb,f i
roarious cheering.) You haze been mn
friends. (C-ies of " Yes" ayes, "Thats
SOY We are, and will be again" and
now Iassure you, my fellow citizens, that
/ an here to shOD you a test Of my friendship
| (Cheers) 1 wish 10 inform you that
have sent my Adiutant General to Wash
ington to confer with the authorities there,
and to hRvs this draft suspended and stop
ped. (VociferOus cheers-) I now ask you
as good citizens to wait for his return, and
I assure you that will do all that | can
to see that there is no inequality, and no
wrong done any one. l wish you to take
good care Of all property as god citizens,
and see that every person is safe The
safekeeping of property and persons rests
with you and / charge you to disturb
neither. It is your duty to maintain the
good order of the city, and know you
will do it, wish you now to separate as
good citizens, and you can assemble again
SOheAeUer yOu 10ish 10 do so. ask you to
leave all to me now, and l will see to your
rights. Wait until my Adjntant returns
from Washington, and yOW ,0iH be satisfied.
Listen to me and see that no harm is done
to either persons or property, but retire
peaceably. CCheers)
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The Columbus Statesman sympathiEes
with the New York rioters, murderers and
thieves, using the old Copperhead plea
that the Administration has violated the
Constitution, as an excuse for so doing
Here is what it says o"lr'
Hence, when party having power in
its hands, sets up claim, and acts upon
the rule, that it may, in its efforts to ac-
complish q given end-no matter what
that end may be- disregard the Constitu-
ton or assume powers above and beyond
It, it is not strange that those whose con-
stituiionsl rights are sssailed, or who sup
pose them assailed, should follow the ex-
ample, and resist these real or supposed
encroachments upon the same ground of
necessity and from the instinct of self
preservation.
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Porter. compliment. to lhe Rsbs...

POrter's Compliments TO the Rebe's.
A Yicksburg letter to the Cincinnati
Gazette, in speaking of the surrender,
says;
During all this time, from o'clock in
the morning until in the afternoon,
there had been occasional firing from ar
tillery and musketry along cur line, but
am certain the rebels did not fire shot
Porter signshzsd the occasion by becom-
ing so alarmingly active Gs to do more
work, after he must have known that sur
render had been offered, until before dark,
| than he had done any two days put to.
gether during the whole siege. His shells
we're bursting over our own and the rebel
lines, and over the Town every few min
utes, and must say ihat as a specimen Of
fancy shooting it exceeded any that eve,
saw before. What his object was, OF
course, | cannot tell, but if it were given
men to read motives it would probably ap.
pear to be a petty spite against the rebels
for making the offer of surrender TO Grant
| instead of himself.
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OIothersI AIOIhersI! RIOihers''

Don't faihto procure Mrs. WINsLOWs sOOIa-
ING sY for CHILDBEH TEETHING.
This valusbls preparation Is tns prescription OF one
OF The best Fenale Physicians and Nurses IN lhs
United States ami has been ued for thirty years Win
never falling 81 styand success By millions OF moth
ers and ehidrn from the feeble infant Of one week
old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child roH
pain, but invigorstos the stomach AID bowels, cor
rect aodty, aud gives tone and efrgy 20 the Nhoie
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
CLIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLO
We believe it the Fest and suresi Remedy in tht
World, in all ca Is Of DysentsTy and Diarhoa II
Children whether it arises rom Teethiog, or iron
any other g1se.
pS-FuI directions for Using viii accompany eeca
bottle None genuine unless tho c-simile Of OUk'
tbs & PERKINS, New York, is o. The wrapper
ss-sold by all Medi.ine Dealers. Principal once
4s Dey-st., New York.
Prlsa anls- o5 Csnts DaF Bottle.
unavl6- 6-k2 k23-dEWia
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AfEADQUARTERs PRovOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
EIaHTEENTH DISTRICT OF ONO,

aIEADQUARTERs PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
EIGHFEENTH DISTRICT OF ONO,
CLEVELAND, July Il, 1868.
The following extracts from the laws OF the
United States, nov in force, are published for
the information and guidance Of all concerned: ::
Section i2 Of the Enrolment act, after direct
ing how the draft shall be conducted, says
" And the person so drawn shall be notified Of
the same within ten days thereafter, by written
OF prinled notice, to be served personally, or by
leaving copy at the last place Of residence, re-
quiring him TO appear at a designated place OF
rendezvous to report for duty"
Section 13 OF the Enrolment act, contains the
following " And any person failing to report az
ter due Service OF notice, as herein prescribed,
without furnishinga substitute, or paying the
required sum therefor, shall be deemed DEsER-
TER, and shall be arrested by the Provost Mar
shal, and sent to the nearest military post for
trial bV cOtrt-Hartiai, unless, upon proper show
ing that he is not liable to do military duty, the
Board OF Enrolment shall relieve him from the
draft"
The 10th Article Of War contains the following :
Z" All officers and soldiers convicted of
having deserted, shall suffer DEATH, or such
other punishment as by sentence Of eourt-mar
tial shall be inflicted"
By order Of Colonel JAMES B. FRY, Provost
Marshal General.
FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal
julyl6:a49 Eighteenth District Of Ohio
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Beamesara,. Nyherenbouts.

For some time past it has been reported
that Beauregsrd was in the Shenandoah
Valley ready to reinforce Lee with 10000
men, as soon as either party could cross
the river. The dispatches which we pub
lish from that officer show that he is at his
old post in Charleston, and it is evident
that Admiral DahlgFen will keep him
busily employed there.
This fact being settled, it becomes of
much interest to know where Dix and his
forces are. We have reason to hope that
they are in position to cooperate with
Meade to the fullest extent, aud that Lee
viii hear from the veterans Of the Penin-
sula-
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Military Excitement in Columbus.
The Capital City Fact says:


"Since the call for the militia was is
rSuen by the Governor the excitement has
"waxed." On every street. alley, and
corner men may be seen gathering, each
with his blanket and tin cup, ready to pro-
ceed TO the seat Of war; at moments
warning.
Many of the stores are closed in conse-
quence Of merchants and clerks having
gone to camp, and notices are posted on
the door to that effect.
militia officers are psrading the streets
picking up stragglers and recruits. Even
the ladies have become imbued with the
" fever" and are asking if their services
are not needed in the way Of preparing G
estables
The companies from thediferent town
ships Of the county are turning out with
full ranks and coming in promptly, as also
are the companies from other counties
We are Of the opinion that Morgan would
meet warm reception if he should ap-
pear in this vicinity"
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sOsroE OoENERs, N, r.

7
VIZ. d GREaa 3 Oo-Gents; freely give you lib.
srtV 70 make use OF the following Certificate Of the
value Of Oonstitution Water, which con recommend
IN ths highest manner;
NY wife, who was attacked with pain in the Shout
ders whole length Of the back and in her limbs with
PaIpitatOn OF the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb DyamsnOrrha, and Irritation Of the Blad-
der / called phygician, who attended her about
hsr / then employed one Of the best physicians !
could find who attended her for about nin9 months
and while she was under his cars she did not suffer
quite as much pain; he finally gave her up and said
aher case was fncurable" 'fOr," said he, 'sbe has
en- for operates against some other Of her dtcu
ties" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Consultation Water, and to our utter astonishment
almost the FIRST dose seemed 10 have the desired e.
feet, and she kept on improving rapidly under rs
treatment, and now superintends entirely Der DO
nestle affairs She has not taken any Of the Const-
tuition Water for about four weeks and We are happy
WIZ N. VAN BEHBQHOTEhs
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Kafbafrop Is from the Greek word "hsthro, OF
,sEafbair5r gniying % cea Sc, rtluyinste ana to-
re.erviuq r.storing and Identifying the numttn nut
hsrit Is the most remarkable pr para loa % VI
gord II ia again own aud Fut up BY me otlsll91
roTri ter and is now made with the ne cars, skll
snd etfepfi wnich gavsi a al lcf over o. million
bottles psf annum.
IL tisamnft eelightful lar Dressing
n ar ,di ate scurf and dandron
IL keeps the head cool and eaa
II makes The b AIT rich, soft and glossy.
II restores hair upon bald hsads -. -.
r. T. ,sve,fs he hair from railing OF and turn
ing grey t--,..ff,I heas
Of hair shouId rse Lyons ka'hatron It - R
and used throughout the cisilzed world eO-u " 81
r'SP-''AD's BEMAs s. BARNES co. ProP,s,
julyl- -R2ssow NO"
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Add to these the 5000 prisoners taken
by Grant in his five battles before the
the siege OF vicksburg, the rebels killed
and wounded at Vicksburg, Gettysburg
&c, and we have grand total approx
mating to, if it does not exceed, 100000
rebel soldiers taken prisoners, killed and
wounded since the first of May. These
are losses which the rebels cannot repair,
and like vigorous pressure continued,
would soon do the work for the " Confed-
crate States Of America"
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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOl
SALE OR EXCHANGE

A very be2utifui and finely improver Farm Of 10
acres, on plank road. three miles from WARREN
TrumbGd county, Ohio.
Improves Farm Of 800 Michigan, to exchange
for afmat Farm in vi ;inity OF ClevelRnd, and
will pay some cash.
A Gotiase FiOu e and small Lot, No. l2i Lake-St-
No. "a. corner of Garden and Budson-sts stcrcand
DWe hing; Sl40O.
foe Besidsacs aud laI ge Lot, c)rner OF Lske-St
aud c. e-Avenue. Eor sale cheap or exchange
for o Ii property.
Lot No IN, SHADES Allotment University Heights.
Lot X g. S5S.
G-ist Mdl snd thirty &C es Of Land, good Dwelling
House. Well loca ei and 5Od wa er power.
81 good Farming Lana IN Brecksvile, about 40
rich river bottom Sz5 per acre, part on time
A good use and Los on Prospect St near Erie-St.
nice Brick uss and Lot 90 the West Side, near
tina Circle Erankliu-St. - 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
Store House and Dwelling on Detroitst. Very
Hoffman BI ok for sale cheaP-part on tine.
A very valuable Properly on kinsman-St.
good House and Barn, = acre Lot on ktnsman-St.
near Erio-St. $500.
good Farm OF $50 acres, ~ miles from Medina; /;
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit E3g q acre,
or will exchange for a small Farm near the City,
House and lot Parkman street; 10, 25xlOOi II stO
~ frame hOnse, barn, &C. olOJl.
"a acres ON CuyahOga River, miles from city, 45
acres cd river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
house aud small barn, $50; will exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick House and Barn Detrsit-St., lot l25X
80, we'll improved, fruil, &c. s3,aOOi 500 cash.
balance on ( or years time.
House aud Lot on Hamiton-St.. house stories, s
rUUmH5 lot 55KfuD. Sl20O.
50 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit, II
story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksville, a.
500 VIII exchange for 20 aCres near the city
or sell cheap Tor cash.
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s. J. ANDREWS, Pitf s iaiiSt 4tty Oo' iunes4f5o
MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lHI command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Joseph Perkins against Cole
man c. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, IN the city Of Cleveland, on the Seth day
of July, 1868, at 3 O'Clock P N, the following de-
scribed prem ses :-Alt Of lot number thirty
seven (3i in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen ~ & l5l,
in the City Of Cleveland, in OuyahOga County, in
the State OF Ohio, appraised at S240.
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
c. L. LATIMER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ofrIoE OF assIsr ,FF 81. 9gAEEFaH11sFs1' 8 az

Cleveland, D, July l6, 1883.
Proposals viii ~ A T Nm
JiIiy q I-63 for urBi-hns Forage for the use %
The ARM n Camp q 5fliBd. viz:
One IA 1usund 40 % tushels OF Oats;
one IA usand (ICOi) bushelI CO~", and
fort, tiOJ tons u b lied Timothy lay.
Th foregoing article mnst be- OF ood meTehants.
sI,t nrialita Ialz L. sliis2Ha IL tAs 8lrJ
Cleveland Ohio, Rt sal place the undersigned
may dssignate.
Propositions must gate the qtaatity ofsr. d, and
must be accomp ani> d b. gaaraut tf two respon-
sib'e Ous, nat she party VIII tuih y contract
IL award d to him.
Written contracts will be ebtered into end eo1trac-
to requ red to give foud for Ihs ,Ai,htut ps1osm-
snce OF inc coa,Tacts Payment will be made upon
the co pletsOn o. the contract. ...,-e
The undersgnedr Bervr the right 70 rel CT any ar
! all Bi I at N y be dsemsd too high.
PropoJais 10 be addressed 10 the under-igued n
Clegriaad, Ohio and endorsed Proposals 10 Forage
80 JOHN y CRANE,
tulyl7 44g Cap. ain and Asst Y 7 Mater.
szF- Hera.d and Flain Dealer copy I'd.
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Dfseass occurring from one and the same cause VIII
be enfireiT cured b the Constitution Water II taken
Tor nv length Of time. The dOse should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops %
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper nomedieai
above directed
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CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself oquAl to the task that has dsVOVea
pom Il.
DigrsieI
rritats and drench the Kidneys and By constant
sosn lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
sage
READ-RkAD-RRAD.


DR. VIZ. q. GREae-Dear Siri In February, 1851, ]
was sicted with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than gallons OF water in twenty
four hours was Obliged to get up often ten or
twelve times during the night During the mouth Of
July, 1851, I procured two bottles OF Oonsttuuon
Water and IN two days after using IL / experienced
reiief and Alter takinN two bottles was entirely
ouFsi soon after regaining my usual hoalth. =
Foura truly, J. V. L. DEWITT.
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One Weeks Work.

It will ill become the rebels in future to
talk about refusing exchange of prisoners.
Uncle Sans books are beginning to dis
play list captured in less than one week,
which the enemy cannot Offset if they
fight antil dOomsday, The following is
the score since the Fourth ofJuly;
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Dr VIZ q GREes-Dear Sir; have for several
vssrs been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
crrou5 dfssaso, Gravel, which resistedtl remedies
aud doctorg, until I took Constitution Water, and
you NAV be assured that I was exceedingly pleased
With the result. Il has entirely cured me, and ysu
la- make any use Of my name you may see ht In re-
gard to the medicine, have entire eonhdenee IN
Its efficacy. Yours truly, POND STRONG
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CLAIMS.
no SOLDIERS AND rHEIR HEIRS

The @ mmis,ioaor Of Pensions and Second Auditor
of the Treasury desire it TO be known that pounty
Claims Of sodi rs discharged on account OF Wounds
Received in Battle. and who have served less than
two years viii not b audle1 until Congress sppro
prfafes money TO pay them.
No PERsON HAS YET BEEN AUTHORIZED
TO COLLECT SUCH BOUNTY. As soon a. they
can be a4dited special attention will be given them
by W. GAGE, who gives psrsonal att ntiOn 10 col
Letting 6Ouniy, Pension and eth War Claims and
Prize BIoneF, both at tfe department in Wishing
ton and 1t his Office in Cleveland
1BApplcation in person or By letter, encloaing
stamp, will receive prompt attention. AApiy 70
ID. w. GAGE,
Licensed Attorney and War Claim. agent,
iuIFI5--k2s las Superior-St cleveland. p.
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FRIEHD IN EBED-TEY IT..
Dr. Ewsss's IEFALLIBLE ELIHIEEETis prepare
Iron the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweat, Of OonnsstiI
The great bone ssttsr and has beon used In his prasi
tos for the last twenty years with the most aston
Ing Success. As an external remady lt = without
rival, and viii alleviate pain speedily than ana
other prsparhtion. For ali Rheumatic and HsrFou-
Disorders Il Is truly inlabls, and curative toi
Sores Wounds, Bprsins, Bruises, Ec., it8 soothing
hsaing and powerful rengthening proponsito5, ez
cite the lust wonder and Of all who haY'
ever EEen it q trial Over four hundred eertncassl
Of remarkable cures performed By Il within the lA8
Two years. attest 70 this lact strong AIn.Lrolg4
ArantH for Cleveland lnalteoUdhN-lkl3
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MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance OF an
p NA order of sale issued from the Court OF
Gom11on Pleas OfCuyahOga County, OHIO, IN the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, ana
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant 70 me ~ Gi-
Tectsd. shall expose for sale at the door oi tne
Court House, in the city ofClevelan1, on the lZth
dsy of August, 1868, at two o'clock IN the % %aIeI-
noon of said day, the following described lanus
and tenements, to wit: ,,,,. =: ~
situated in the township ef Middleburgh, IN the
county of Cuyahoga, State Of Ohio, and ls knoNh
az mart Of Fraction E, in the village OF berea,
bounded, commencing at the sOuth;easteoIl "
aIevander Iaird's lot-thence south three chalnS
| to a stake-thence south sT54 east CHAINS anl
| q links to q stalze-the1ce north W West one @
/ chain and two links to a stake-thenee norm %, %
asasf to the place of beginning containing 4-lO'
praised al S150-'s->at "a 81 legal highways Ap
TH WIN. n. 1Otf.l4.z1.z-
1I;tsf Ger commissioner.
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For tho Benefit OF Nervous suasr- q
q - ers The WARNING VOICE on
SelfCuro Of Debility, Consumption y -
Premature Decay, Boss OF Memory. &c. b. f5rmaE
gufEerer Enclosing stamp, address
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Thl
new French Safe is the only article ever recommend
81 BY the Medical Profession SAFE and sURE PIE
vsufive. Samples Bout. SAFELY O0ECEALED, TO any
address, On receipt q stamp. dec8:Bl
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
N command Of a decretal order OF sale, IS
s1ied from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Suya-
hoga county, in the case in which K u; smith
lie pIaint1ff and CHARLES Smith, ct al ueIenu-
ants so me directed, / shall expose for SAFE at
the door Of the court house iu the city OF CleFe-
land, on the 18th day OF August, 1853 at o eloeh
p NJ OF said day, the following DESCRIBED lalius
and tenements to wit: 49,.
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland Deins
number seven, in the twelfth range oil townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN tne
State of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Cuyahoga, and is knogn by being part OF lot7
No 3sg and 307 in East Cleveland township, De-
o1nninp at a stone in the Euclid road at the CEN
Ter Of the Beers road, and at the point where
said roads fntersect with each other, thence
south 81 degrees east, light chains and seventy
links to stone at the northeast corner OF lana
owned by John G. CalhOon, thence south 50 ue-
o-ees west two chains and hfty-nine and one
| 6alfIinks to land now owned by Edwin FulIerj
thence north 50 degrees, west three CHAINS an
seventy links to said Fuller's northeast corner
| thence north IS degrees, east sIXty-four ana one
/ bsIflinIls to Thomas Shane's southeast corner
thence north 50 degrees, west i've CHAINS, 70 sal'
| SboDefs northeast corner in the center OF th
| E1cIid road, thence north 3S degrees, east on
| chain and nlnety-fve links to the place oi oe
| oinniqg containing two acres OF lana ana n
| more= but subject 10 all legal highways. AZ
| praised at $1,000.
| = Cleveland, July l4thY 1865.
WM. Y. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner;
n SrADz pIff's Att'Ys. 1ulyl0-foz
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DysmsrrhSa, OF Painful As1St.TatiOH, aS'
n NsaoTTh0g;a or PFofHSe FZOt7ia9.

Both diseases arising from Aulty seere ion Of the
menstrual huid-in the case being 100 little, ana
accompanied By pain and the othor 100 pro-
fss sscretion which will DO speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known IS FALLING OF THE WOMB,
which il the result OF relaxation Of the ligaments Of
that organ, and IL known By sense OF heaYneas and
drazginR pains in the back and sdes Bnd at times &C
companisd By sharp lacinating or shooting pains
thrSuRh the pats, WILL in ali cases. bo removed ~
the medicine. .r. .-..
There s another class OF symptoms arising from lR-
RITATIoN OF FHE WOMB, which physicians call her-
Vouaness which word covers up much Ignorance and
in nine cases out Of the doctor does not really
knOW whether the mptOIi5 are the disease or the
disease The symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here speak more particularly OF Cold Feet, Palpi-
tstion OF fhe Heatt Impaired Memory, Wakefulnes3i
FIashes of Heat LangOur, Lssstude, and Dimness OF
ViIi0n1
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Stone n tks BJd6SsT, CsleISlSs, GTavsl, Brick
Dsst Deposit, Gsd AEeHs or HiJky
DieharOea after UTilatiSsQ,