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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

During the speech of Mr.. BrOugh at War
rem, the following conversation occurred
between himself and q gentleman in the
audience;
A voice" Did you vote fer Douglas?"
"No, because I Was in New York, sick
with infsmmstory rheumatism"
"Would you have voted for him?"
with all my heart"
"WOuld the war have been prevented
had he been elected 2"
"NO, because it was only the pretext Of
q Northern President that they wanted,
and Douglas would have been the pretext
as well as Lincoln"
Mr.. B then read the following from
Douglas last speech, in support of the as
sertion:
" The slavery question is a mere excuse.
The election of Lincoln is mere pretext.
The present Secession movement is the
result Of an enormous conspiracy formed
more than year since-formel by leaders
in the Southern Confederacy more than
twelve months ago"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

Sunset Cox is making great outcry
about John Brown in his stump speeches.
Wherever he goes be digs up the old
Kansas soldier, gives him few hearty
thaWcks, reburies him and whistles him
down the wind. And yet the ghost Of old
John Brown appears at the next place Of
meeting, shakes his CORY locks at the
sprightly little demagOgue, and will not
down at his bidding. Cox is to be COM
misserated. BE cannot stop progress.
John Browns soul is marching onl
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Iniustiee to Coutrnbapds.

It seems impossible but that hard MUS
tice and cruelty should be meted out to
the despoiled bondmen, even in the best
regulated Departments. We have before
us an order dated Winchester, Tennessee,
July %, issued by General Rosecrans,
suthoriziRg the oORseriptiOn and employ
ment Of able-bodied negroes as teamsters,
cooks lsundresses, Qusrtermaster's labor
era, and servants to officers" In this order
is the following clause:
II. To prevent vsgrancy, demorAliza-
ton, immorslities and expense TO the Gov
ernment all officers are forbidden to admit
t1ifiiH their lines and hgrbor TunaaDgy ne
gr0es unless their services are needed, or
in cases where humanity demands it.
We have letter before us, from one Of
themost truthful and reliable gentlemen
connected with the service, and he says
that under this order some Of the blackest
deeds in modern history are being perpe-
trated. The "sble-bodied negroes are
eonseriptsd, pressed into the service, and
as their wives and children are thurst out Of
the Zines" as runaway negroes" to pre-
vent "Vagrsncy.' Thus bereft of their
natural protectors, these families are left
to want and destitutiOn, and, worse than
al, these women and children, weak and
defenceless, become prey to the human
vultures, who may, il they choose, with inn
punity insult and abuse them. And more
than this, these families mercilessly
thurst beyond the lines without safeguard
or shield, are exposed to be Kidnapped
and sold, even though the property" of
rebel owners, into slavery. Our cores
pOndent says he has 70 doubt that in tsOo
instances Federal officers haze takeu negro
children and sold them into slaSery and
adds: "Here in Tennessee, it appears to
be the design Of the powers that be- 10
save the pet institution Of our Southern
brethren" merely 10 convince them that it
Is no part Of the purpose Of the Govern
ment to interfere with slavery.
What can General Rosscrans be think
ing OF to issue an order like this, cOnsoript-
ing the able bodied negroes, and leaving
their families outside the lines, without
protection, given over as q spoil TO those
whose tender msroies are cruelty?
This whole matter needs to be reviewed,
investigated, and the wrong renedied.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

oCADAANA 1Al MI SAAuAOHs
General Butler dropped in at the War
Department q few days after his return,
and while there the following authentic
conversation trsnspired:
General Butler.-I have called, Mr..
Stanton, to learn why I was removed from
the Department Of the Gulf.
Secretary Stsnton.-I assure you, Gen
eral, that it was from no lock of confidence
in your patriotism, capacity or integrity.
General Butler.-I did not ask you, Mr..
Secretary, why Was not removed, but why
was.
Secretary an5on-You are a lawyer,
General, and SO am 1, and you are aware
that 1t is not always polite to tell sn we
know.
General Butler.-WelI, what are YOU
going to do with me now2
Secretary Stsnton.-How would You like
to take the Army Of the Potomac2
General Butler.-Did you ever know a
merchant Mr., Secretary, to invest largely
in an old stock Of goods
This was the responsive and suggestive
poser to the Secretary. WhereupOn Gen
eral Butler made his exit from the War
Department. confident Of his being even
with the PennsylVsnis pleader.
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Tic Cnmpnirn In Ohio.

The Copperheads are noisy; full Of
sound and fury" Enthusiasm they have
not, but what they lack in that, they make
up in noise, and empty pretense. If they
have gathering Of three hundred, to hear
a their secesh speeches, it is at once bla-
zoned forth as an audience of three thou
sand There is q noticeable feature in all
COpperhead gatherings. The moro coarse,
violent, abusive and reasonable the ut
tersnees Of their speakers, the louder the
applause. The inference is that the i'm
pulses of true patriotism have Withdrawn
the better portion from their ranks.
But the numerous Union meetings, con-
stantly being held in various parts Of the
State, all give evidence Of the wave of pop
ular enthusiasm that is rolling over the
people. It is not mere simulated enthusi-
asm, but the genuine inspiration of out
sls gushing patriotism The indications are
most encouraging. We know, for we have
evidence that admits Of no mistake that
the war democrats in great numbers, are
resOlutely breaking away from the shouting
b. Copperhesds who are clamoriDg at the
heels Of the traitor Vsllandigham, led on
BY those unkenneled hounds, Cox, Pugh
and their fellow traitors. The reckless
dsmsgogueism of these noisy declaimers
would be alarming were it not for the
msnifestly overwhelming public opinion
.a which is sure to override them. The
sl detection among them is steadily going on.
The people see and feel that the impor-
tsnce Of the interests at stake, in vastness
and magnitude are beyond computation.
The question is between loyalty and trea-
son-between Government Of wholesome
laws, and the wild aud lawless misrule Of
ansrchy-betWeen war and safety, and
guerrilla depredations and insecurity-be-
tween one Government in its power all
pervadiHg and protective and broken COM
munities, warning, clashing and belliger-
enE OF this, Europe affords an example
today, in the attitude of its jsrring and
aa4 conflicting sovereignties We hear Of the
"Polish question: and Of the three pow
ers,p and of the six points" and Of the
clsshing interests, Of petty or larger States.
To avoid the repetition Of like discordan
complications in this Republican realm Of
ours, we must remain one nation, indenti-
cal in interest," sole and undivided. To
ssTe our Government then, intact the re-
belliou must not only be put down by bull
lets, but the dislOysl COpperheads who feed
and give it life must be put down by bal
lots. Il can be done Ohio must can and
will do her part of the work. IF every
loyal man viii do his duty, his whole duty
Ohio can rive 2 home vote Of shall we saw
fifty or seventy thousand majority against
Vallandigham, to which may be added the
unanimous vote of the soldiers. Can this
not be done We would lull no man into
false or fsncied security. That must not
be. We can produce the result indicated
If we all do our duty. We must work
then. We repeat it, we must work
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BOSTON CoRSEas, NY.

DecemDe q, 1851. ]
VIZ. b. GREga OO--Gents: 1 freely give you lib
erty 70 make Of the following Certificate Of the
Valueo Constitution Wator, which can recommend
IN the highest manner:
Ny wife, EhO was attacked with pain in the shOuIl
ders whole length OF the back, and in her limbs with
PalpitatiOn OF the Heart, attended with Falling OF
the Womb, DyamsnOrrhB, and Irritation Of the Bad-
der. called q physician, who attended her about
three months when he lsft heF worse than be found
her. I then employed one Of tho best physicians I
could fnd, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his she did not suffer
quite much pain; he finally gave her up and said,
cher case incurAble." isF0r" said he ashs has
such combination Of complaints that medicine Civ
en- for operates against other Of her dicui
ties" About this time she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and to utter astOnishment,
almost the frst dose seemed to have the desired Of
feet, and she kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now Buperintends entirely her do
nestle Affairs. She has not taken any Of the Consti
tuition Water for about four weeks, aud happy
70 nAy that it has produced . permanent cure.
WM. N. VAN BEHSOHOTEH.
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aIother.l MoEnere.. 1othernl

Don't fail TO procure Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHs
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIEG.
This vaiuable preparation is the prescription OF
OF the best Fenale Physicians and Nurses in thu
United States, and has been used tor thirty years viii
mover falling b eiy and success By millions sf moth
ers and chidrn, from tho feeble infant Of one Wesh
old to the adult It not only relieves the child IRON
pain, but iDvigorates the stomach and bowels, cor
reefs acaity and gives tone and energy to the Whol
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC
We believe It the Fest and surest Remedy in tn
World in all ca es OF iysentery and Diarrh@a 7
Children, whether It arises IRON Testhing, iron
any other suss
AS-Ful directions for using viii accompany eaoi
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUB.
TIS & PERKINS, New York, Is on The wrapper.
8s-SOld by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Omos
ls Doy-St-, New York.
Price emily rs Cenrs per Bottle.
IL Wnrw
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The Inramog. gI, ElysTwhc T|.9 !. II they are, and

The Infamous PfvS-WhO They are, and
where They are.
When the bill for raising money for pay
ing our soldiers in the field was put upon
its final passage in the United States
House Of Representatives it received q
vote of one hundred and fifty in favor to
five against it. The names of those five
members who voted against paying
our brave troops were:
Clement L. Vallandigham, Of Ohio, now
an exile in Canada, having been charged
with completely with the enemy.
Benjamin Wood, of New York, re-elect-
ed Representative to Congress.
H. C. Burnett, Of Kentucky, expelled
from the House of Representatives fOr
treason, now in the rebel army.
Elijah H. Morton, of Missouri, who ran
away from his home, and now is in the
rebel army.
John W. Reid, of Missouri, expelled
from the House of Representatives fOr
treason, and now, or lately, in the rebel
army.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET:

For sen,tor-sAMUEL WILLIAMSON.
nenresen ntatlveg-CBARLE II. BABOOCK. BZAR-
1AH EVEHErT, G. B LOCKWOOD.
Com Ion Plees Judge HORACE FOUTE.
Protste Judge--DAN Eli r. rlLDEN.
County TreaIpre----H- S. ~ HIrT LESEY.
0Ierk Common Ple.s---F EDERInK J. PRENTIsS.
Prosecuting Attorley---OHAn nLE3 W PALM ER.
CIunty CommissiOorr.---JuHN BABNUM.
OoTOner-h. b. PRENTICE.
0Quuty surveyOr---W. KNAPP
City justices Of the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN,
LhLDERICK A. BRAND.
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pARTlnnLAR NnTInE-

There are many preplra ions sold under the name
Of Bftters, put up In quart bOttiea compounded Of
the chespest whisky common rum, coating from %
to 40 cents per gallon, the ta' disgussd by Anise
Coriander Seed
THIS lass of Bittors has caused and will continue
to use as long they be sold, hundreds 10 die
the death o. the drunkard By y cir the system
is kept continually under the influence Of Alc5hOhc
Srimulets OF the worst kind, the desire for Liquor
created and Rept up and tue result is all the horrors
attendant upon drunKRrd'a life and death.
FUr those who de lie an will have Liquor Bitter,
publish the folio wing recipe get one bottle HOOt
and 5ermnn Bit and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result will be prepara-
tiOn lat Will far excel in msdcnal virtues and true
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Biters in the
mari ct, and Will cost much less You will have ali
the virIue5 of HOOnand's Btters in connection with
q good article Of ldqunr. at much esf price than
these inferior preparations will cost yOu.=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

The Rochester Hartford Convention
The Rochester Democrats ubiquitous
reporter" enables that journal to give
some account Of the secret proceedings'
Of the conservative fossils, lately cOnven-
ed in that city. Garrett Davis, it seems,
blOssOmed out as an opponent of the prose-
tion of the war, in which he is a humble
imitator Of VallaDdighsm.
The convention was designed for
cementing the fag-ends of Know Nothing
ism, reviving the defunct remains of Bell
and-everetism, reinvigorating the decsying
hopes of Vallandigham, and fructifying the
soil of the bOdy-pOlitie generally by a Ii
beral infusion of DR.. FOsgate's cordial.
The Democrat says:
The evening session was occupied in the
discussion of q proposition by DR.. Stevens
for the calling Of a National Convention
for nominating candidates for President
movement is based upon a platform SINH
liar to that of the Union Democracy of
Kentucky.
This was strenuously opposed by Senator
Davis Of Kentucky, who, judging from the
tone Of his remarks, was desirous that the
Convention should not he too fully COM
miteed to the prosecution of the war;.
General Coombs made stirring and pa
triotic address in support of the PROPOSE
ton, he being one of the most prominent
candidates CT the Stevens Convention for
the Vice Presidency.
Hon. James c. Allen, Member Of Con-
gress of Illinois, was called for, but he had
already "shot the pit" having found the
society of DR.. Stevens and FOsgate's Cor
dial Conservatives too lOosening for Hoo
sier politicians.
General Leslie Coombs privately assur-
ed our reporter that the whole thing was
mythical, and there was no telling how the
cat lDouId jump. Davis also retired at an
early hour, followed by "BOz," and Man
ming of the " Associated Press, who asser
ted that the Convention resembled a mid
night orgie of defunct politicians.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21
Hollands German BltteFs
VIII Cure Every Case Of
RrOnie or Nervous DiseGse Debility, DiIsaSe
Of the Ridneys, and Diseases ariSiH0
from Disogdered Stomach.
SYMPTOMS

Resulting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs ::
Constipation Inward les, Fuintss of Blood to the
Hra7, A6idity Of tfe stomach, Nauses, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness weight in the Stomsch,
sOue EructattUns, Bin ing or Futterin al tie PIT o.
Difficult Breathing, 4 n tering a the Heart, OhO-
king SulO .ating Sensations when in lying pos
ture. Dimni "a Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
& It, Fever aud Doll Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of PeTspirati1n, YellOWness Of The Skin and Eyes,
Pain in he side "a k. Chest, Limbs, iEo., Sudden
Flushes of Heat burning in the "lesh, constant i'm
aslning Of Evil, and gr- at Depression OF Spirits.
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Stone in the Bladder, CsIeslHI, Gravel Brick
DUst Deposit, AID AueHs or Ailky
Diehaggss after Uriaatiaa.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause will
be entirely cured By the OonBtitution Water II taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
teas spoOnfu three times day, In wuter. During tia
passage OF the OAlculu8, the pain and urgent symp
toms should be combattsd with the proper remedies
above directed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

properties OF the medicine direct themselves TO the
organs Of secretion aud By altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the sarchy principle
Of the food is not converted into sugar long the
system IL under the infinence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21
LYONS KArHAIRoN.

kathairon is from the Greek word 'fEathro," or
hathalr)5 sgniying 70 clea SCI reJuFinate and re-
Store This ar.lcle is what its name signldes. FOR
preserving Restoring and Oeautiiying tne human
nalI u Is the most remarkable prrpara iOa in the
world II Is again own a and gut up by the On sual
proprl, ter and D now made WIt the same care, skill
ano atientih wnich gave il sale II one million
bottles pr aunum.
70 is q most delightful Hair Dressing.
Il eradicafe5 scurf and dandrufl.
Il Keeps the head cool aud can.
10 makes The h at rich, SOFT aud glossy.
It restores hair upon bald b sads
IL pleveuts Ihe ham nom lalling Oh and turn
ing grey.
Any Ia ~ gentleman who values a beautiful head
Of hair should ese Lyons kaihairOn. IL IS known
and used thrOu The ci Fized world sold BY ali
respectable Cetiers.
DEMAs 5. BARNES 4 CO.. Props,
Juiyl-R2Seow New York.
In Mansie d. o., Ausuit 10th. MARY s., vie Os
Josi Myers, and daughter of hsv. R. Page, of Farm
ngtOn. ohio, aged = yeIrs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

DR.. .WM. H. GREGa-Dear Sir: have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, Gravel, which reaistedll remedies
and doctors, until l took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result 1t has entirely cured me, and ysu
may make any use Of my name you may see dt in re-
gard TO tho medicine, have entire confidence in
its efficacy. YourstrulY' POHDSTRONG.
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9ISsOLUTION.

nISSOLUTION.-THE CoPART-
~ NgRsHIF hereiof'r re existing under the frm Of
kkITBEBG & HAUSMAhN terminates this day By
Limitation and retirement Of Mr.. r. HsusmGnn.-
The business Of the hrm will be settled By either Of
the partners. AD fLPH kEETBERG,
RUDOLPH HAUSMANH.
Cleveland, August lst, 1888.
GOPARTNBRSHIP--THE UEDER-
I ! SIGNED have thls day formed g copartnership
under the dr fmA. a G. RH7 TBE &c. who viii con-
tfnusths busiss ne1 eOthold firm a. heretofore.
ADOLPH HETTBERG,
GEORGE RETTBERG.
Cleveland, August let. 1888
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RRAD-RRAD-RBAD.


-E + DAEFmLE, Pa, June 2, Iss3.
DR.. WM. n. GREaa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
was AFFLICTED with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than Two gallons OF water In twenty
four hours was Obliged to get up often ss Or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1851, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, and in two days after using il experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles was entirely
ougaf, soon after regaininR my usual health.
Yours truly, }. v. u. DEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-21

The imports Of foreign wool at New
York for the first six months Of 1863, were
2SsOO5, ,4o4 pounds, valued at 8, 4,68I, ,879.
against l6, 3s6, l36 pounds, valued at 81
COG, 1923 for the same period of 1862. This
increase in the imports Is due to the enor-
nous advance in the price Of domestic
Wools. al advance Ehiebi is Of course en-
cOuraged By foreign importers.
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PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS,
JUST RECEIVED

MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the
lNl command Of an alias order ofsale from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James X. Hitchcock against
Electa @. Hayes and Silas s. Stone, to me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door ofthe Court House in the city Of CIeve-
land, on the 21st day of September, 1868, at 8
O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described premis-
es:
Situated in the township Of BROOKLYN, being
number seven in the 18th range Of townships,
IN the Connecticut Western Reserve, the
State OF Ohio, and which are also in the county Of
Cuyahog9, and are known by being part of orig
mai lot 81 in SAID township, and are bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
522 both inclusive, and plumbers 531 to ga, both
inclusive, and making 2s lots in s. s. Stone sur
vey of College Tract in said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised as follows Lots s tO622 at SI37 so
each lots 53I to 644 at S125 each. es'e'I
August 2l, 1853. LEWIS ". FORD, .gv
Master Commissioner.
s. J. ANDREWS, Plaintiff Attorney.
aug2l-tds -H H-eI.F.a d.
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DR.. g r A III A M,

Member Of de Royal OOlIsgs Of PEysioiGas
London, England; Graduass Of
RieOrd'S Hospital for
FEM ALE DISEASE
and 3 constant attendant q Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ton yaEFl
has opened his Once 1t the
Johnson House, Cleveland,
where he With ppy to meet all those who are
aicted Withs and chronic diseases.
BIS treat Dtlrely different from the
plan, mid. sHieaeious and effective, His med,
ioinss are simply vegetable extracts and oils, tn
have mover been used od By two other physicians
America besides himself De has sDeAt the creates
part Of his life and thOuIands OF dollars in obtainne
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Trina
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving ali an
honest and true statement OF their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To Young MEE.-He can prove 10 you IN few min.
utes that he Is the only physician you ever treated
will follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II he fails curing this disease No chargg
made for consultation Those ct distance who Wish
70 consult the Doctor may do 80 By sending q small
vial Of urine b. mall with name and age. and b.
will answer and describe their case and the possibi
ty OF getting relief, By enclosing return postage
1E1rnu- mar3s411-
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sIFRamsmbsr that these Bitters-Ee1
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as a BeVerageII
olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
s and Citizens,
Festifying Of their own personal knOwledgei o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters.

Festifying Of their own personal knOWledgei o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religions knOEiedGe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
snt Medicines "a genera through distrust Of thei,
Ingredients and effects yet knOW Of n5 sufficient
reasons Why mRn may not testify to the benefts be
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation. in the pc he may thus contribute to
the benefit Of others. FL. H
do this the 4 ore readily in regard TO Hollands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. q. ii. Jackson. Of
this city, because prejudced against them for
many years. under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to my
friend Robert shoemaker, Eqs., for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement to
ny them, when suffering from great and lOPs confin-
ne debility. The use Of three bottles OF these Bit
ters at the beginning Of the present year. was fol-
lowed by evident relief AVID restoration 70 degree Of
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt six
months before aud had Of regaining.
therefore that God and my friend for directing me
to the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, juno q, 1851.
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Thess are Fact, EaOsak.

The Is no class Of diseases that produce such ex.
hausting elects upon the human constitution e D-
abs tes and Diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder and Ur
nary Passages and through false mOdasty they are
neglected until they advanced as to Be beyond
hseOntrol ofordinary remedies, and We present the