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The War on tho Ocean.

Lospos. Aug 2s.-Two German merchant yes.
sells have taken reuge in Yarmouth hsrbor, where
they are biockadel by . French ironclad in the
Oring.
A North German schooner from Brazil has been
driven into Lough Swilly the coast Of Ireland by
q French frigate which is now cruising outside.
The North German bark Texas, Captain Meintzen,
which sailed from Philadelphia on the 18th OF July
for Hamburg, has put into s:ornoway, Scotland, to
avoid capture by the French cruisers.
French war steamer is anchored here. Her
oflcers have refused TO act otcial notice TO
leave.
A French friga,e 10 cruising in St. Georges
Channel.
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JAMES O,BRIEN TO BE MAYOR.
The Mountebsuk Know-Notbins Irishman
O'uail TO be Retired TO Private Life
Tho Fourth Ward Pronouncipg for .
Honest Man-The People MovinG.

Oual1 TO be Retired TO Private Life
Tho Fourth Ward Pronouncing for an
Honest Msn-The People MovinG.
large meeting Of the James 0'Brien Asso-
citation OF the Fourth Ward was held last evening
at 10 Roosevelt street, Mr. David 3. Fenion, PIesi
dent, in the chair. Resolutions were passed de.
nouncog the ofheial fraud, corruption, and favort
Ism Of tho Tammsny Hall rulers OF the city, and
proposing Sheriff o'Brien as a candidate for the
Mayoraity at the next election.
Mr.. Mcclure, of the Seventeenth ward, having
been introduced. advocated, Ia eloquent language
and at considerable length, the claims OF Sheriff
o'Brien for the Mayoraty on the ground OF honesty
and ability.
Addresses were also delivered by Messrs. fenton,
Dunn, and Clafy, In the same strain.
The FIRST part OF . constitution and bylaws was
adopted. and tue remainder was iel for the mex.
meeting. This Association, though only four weeks
organized. numbers alreadv about 2)J members, and
promises to become q political power in the Fourth
Ward.
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Terrible Storm In Bunais-Threc Perssss
Killed on the LIKE shore Road.

BuFTALO, Aug. 29.-A violent squaII passed
over the city at about o'clock this afternoon. The
swing bridge over Buffalo creek was blown from its
moorings and demolished A man, woman sai child
were killed on the Lake saore road, by a passing
train. The dust and rain blinded tae engineer aad
font nassenocra
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The Kind Of nIcn that the Hon. John Nor
riraeY i cpt on the Sarnioga Course.

On the Ith Of July John Casey, who was mur.
dered in Twenty.seventh street on Sunday night,
went to the Saratoga race track with four friends.
Johu horrissey spicd the party as they were about
TO hey tickets, and told Casey that he could not
enter. Casey laid hls hand on lis revolver, and
swore he would 90 in. Mr. MOrTsscy called an oni-
Ger, and Casey was committed Tor trial. He alter
MArn got OF.
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Revelation Threatened In Portugal.

LIsDos. Aug. 81, via Paris, Aug. 28.--Portu-
ruesc journals are discussing the necessity OF re-
,0lp0S h % S 10 oseTars % G the % f re
country,
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gHE EUROPEAN WAR;
The PruSsian Army Changes
its Front.
MacMahon being Flanked in the
Same Manner as Bazaine.
a GREAT BATTLE At sTENAy.
Victorious Assaults Of the Prussians
on MacMahon's Lines.
bAZAINE STILL SHUT UP IN METZ.
GENERAL STEINMETz NOT DISPLACED.
Eight Hundred of the Garde Mo-
bile Captured.
One Hundred Thousand Prusssians
between Epernay and Reims.
bAzAINt STILL SHUT UP IN METZ.
GENERAL STEINMETZ NOT DISPLACED.
Eight Hundred of the Garde Mo-
bile Captured.
One Hundred Thousand Prusssians
between Epernay and Reims.
SAPoLEoS TRYING TO SAVE HIS DYNASTY.

szhs JoQo,cing are tie latest despdtehes re-
ctsped IN THE Sun Office doun to 8 o'clock his
morning. Later despatches, " any. viA be
printed in a postseript.
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The Frenchmen's War Demonstration In this
ity-IrishRen and Frenchmen TO meet In
Jones's Wood in september TO Celebrate
French Victories.
A call for mass meeting OF French residents
In Union square last evening published yester'
day. but through some Misunderstanding no ar
rargements were made, and consequently the few
hundred persons who assembled found no music, no
stand, and no speakers. French nag was pro-
cured, however, and around 1t the multitude gath
ered. The failure was attributed to the fact that tho
publication OF the call was unauthorized. 1t was
announced that Irisbmen and Frenchmen will Join
10 . grand demonstration in Jones's Wood on
the 18Th OF September; AMER ssinging NE
harseil llaise and cheering for France Ma.
poieon, Bazaine, MscMahon, and all the rest, and
The coughing down OF . man who shouted " Vvs
la Republique /" tho Fronchmen formed In process
| sion, and marched 10 the Freach Consulate 10
Fourteenth street where . few briof speeches were
/ listened 60. Thence they marched through Sixth
avenue, Blocker strcoy, Broadway, and Walker
street. 70 tile once OF tho Courier des Etots Uns
where they arrived with depleted ranks. and voices
hoarse from loaE ooatinusd Aiasins and shoutint
Loud calls were made Tor speech, but no response
was eiieitsd, .Aa he nronS. aa<ssttns less than
any. disnArAAA.
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Eject OF the Pru.si"n Victories on Denmark.

LONDON, aug W'-A speclhl correspondent
writes from Copenhagen, the Gath inst:
Tue reaction in the public feeling is as complete
as II was sudden. similar change has taken place
in the language Of the press. There is no longer
party advocating French alliance.
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A Suspicious Irish Movement.


FLORENCE, Aug, 2s.-M. Emile Olivier aud
family Lave arrived in this city.
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A Spanish Coup D'Etnt Daily Expected
AcIixIlY Of The Cnrlinia.

Paris, Aug. 29.-The Carlists are swarmng Ia the
northern provinces Of spain. All the reports from
the Spanish frontier indicate the approach Of for
midable disturbances in Spain.
At Madrid, important consultations have taken
place between the Regent and the Ministers. A
coup dstat is daily looked for. A strong anti Bona
parte feeling EXISTS in consequence OF re-
violation that before the war with Prussia,
Napoleon had engaged to restore Isabella to the
throne Of Spain in return for The cession OF the Ba
learic Islands to France.
LONDON, Aug s9.-At Madrid importrnt consul
talions have taken place between the Regent and
tie Ministers. A coup detat ia daily looked Tor.
MADRID, Aug. 81, via PARIs..Aug 2S.-lt is report
ed that the hand Of Carli.ts, which made their sp
pearapco IN Navarro. were defeated and dispersed
to-day by the national troops.
Another band has appeared in the Provence OF
Giniriscoa, and the troops are in hot pursuit.
Suspicious Irish Movement.
LONDON, Aug ga large number Of Irish
field lands have suddenly left Lancashire for Ireland
just at the beginnisg OF the harvest, The circum'
stance eIcites fears that mischief Is again brew ing
In Ireland.
olivier In Italy.
FLORENCE, Aug. 29,-M Emile Olivier aud
family Lave arrived in this city.
Eject OF the Prussian Victories on Denmark
LONDON, Aug ga special correspondent NJ
writes from Copenhagen, the Gath inst:
Tue reaction in the public feeling is as comDlets
as il was sudden. similar change has taken place
tu In Lana ma nIt tna II n I
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FRENCH WAR REPORTS.

The Prussinns Pouring 80 the North-Msc-
Mabon's municRtions In iDanEer-A
Battle Reported near Reims-A Fight
near Attigny-2O,0OO Prussian Cavalry
Pas. through ChalOns.
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THE SUNS WAR DISPATCHES.

M cMshen ne Longer on the Prussisn Flask
Tho Germans Changing Front-The
French Marshal Confrented-The March
to Paris Deiayed-Mac nc Mnhon TO be De-
saroyed.
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RICHMOND.

The Conflict Of Municipal Authsrity.
RICHMOND, March 19.-At daylight
this morning when Mayor Cahoon's po-
lice were being stationed, Mayor Ely
sons police went around and arrested
them all, stripped them OF their badges
and disarmed them. Three OF Cahoon's
force who were not caught took refuge
in the station house. At noon the Sec
ond police station surrendered to Ely.
sons police. Early this morning the
United States Marshal served a notice
on Ellyson, the Chief of Police and City
Council that Cahoon would move before
Judge Underwood of the United States
Court, Wednesday next, for an ipjunc-
ton to restrain them from acting. Ca.
hoon held Court this morning, as also
did Ellyson. There was no disturbance
to-day. Cahoon's force is reduced to
about thirty men, who are shut up in
the station house, and Ellyson's force,
Numbering about $50. have possession
of the city.
RICHMOND, March 19.-The city is
quiet to might, with Ellyson in general
possession, except at the Third Station
house, where Cahoon has his headquar-
tiers. About 400 men, white and colOred,
ale with him. A large crowd of colored
men were gathered around the building
all evening; none of Cahoon's police can
appear on the streets without being
captured. There is no prospect of a fur
Their collision between the opposing
parties. Ellyson's police number about
200 men, besides an armed force of 100
held in reserve. At two meetings of
citizens to night, it was resolved to sup
mort Ellyson.
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D. c. LIsT,
HENRY K. LIST,
JOSEPH sETBoLD.
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Bnitimore Cattle Market.


BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to S3l head, against 1856 last week. OF
the number offered 524 head came from
Ohio, IS from Virginia; g. from West
Virginia, 90 from Tennessee, 80 from
Indiana, and % from Maryland over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, % from
Pennsylvania, over the Northern Cen.
trail Railroad, and Is from Maryland on
foot. Of the receipts $40 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, 80 by Washington
and Annapolis butchers, l6l head sold
to spectators for other markets, so re-
shipped to the East without being offered
here, and the balance left over unsold.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawsgs at 3 25a4 90; ordin'
airy thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at
4 O0a5 90; fair quality Beeyes at
o O0a7 90, and the very best Beeves
at Z O0as CIT per 100 pounds, the!aver-
age price being about 6 90 gross. The
market was very dull to-day and with
out any material change from the rates
Of last week.
SHEEP-The supply during the past
week has been equal to the demand,
and the market dull at decline of &c
per pound from the rates of last week.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: At STA
7tc per pound gross for fair to good fat
Sheep.
HOGS-Ths supply during the past
week though not large, has been fully
equal to the demand, and we notice
very dull market. with decline OF
fully 25 cents per 100 pounds from the
rates of last week. Prices to-day
ragged as follows: Still-fed at IL GOA
IL 90, and fair to good corn-fed Hogs
at IL Scale IS per 100 pounds net.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
Nrw YORK. March 10

New YORK, March 10.
MONEY-The market extremely easy
most of the day for call loans at 4a6 per
cent, with most transactions at D per
cent, but at the close the balance was
offered at 3a4 per cent. The bank state
ment, however, is unfavOrable, showing
a net loss in legal reserve of nearly
50, 900, 900, and is regarded as warn
Jog OF closer money market.
At meeting of the directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in this city, on the 18th, proposals
were opened and contracts made for the
principal portions of the work on the
extension of the road to the Ohio river.
Between six and seven thousand men
will be placed at once upon the work,
aud it is probable the road will be in
operation between the KaDawha coal
fields and the Ohio river within year.
The Secretary reported that the floating
debt of the company, nearly 81 100000,
had been paid off, and the States inter
est in the Blue Ridge tunnel provided
for in Virginia bonds. The new loan,
in the hands of Fisk & Hatch, was being
rapidly taken, and the condition of the
CONF any's finances is such rs to Justify
the most energetic prosecution of the
road.
STERLING at 10Sa10Ss.
GOLD-Market was strong and active
during the forenoon on large purchases
by foreign bankers, but closed dull
though steady; price opened ut ll2 and
closed at 1921. Carrying rates at 3a5
per cent. Clearances l6,000,000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and
lower, closing barely steady. Coupons OF
81, 1l4iall4l; do 90, l09s1O9s; do '64,
lOSfa10SI; do rs, 109al09t; do new,
lO7salO7f; do '67, 1O8aalO8g; do '65, l085
alO9s; lO-IOs, lO5ia1O53; Currency Skies
l12sa112i.
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HAVANA.
A Letter from au American Fillibns,

a Letter from au American Fillibns-
ter.
New YORK, March 19.-The Tribune
of to. day publishes q letter from Ha-
vana, written by an American tillibus-
ter, who was an eye witness OF the battle
that ended 50 disastrously to General
Pueblo and SO VIGOROUSLY for General
Jordan. According to the correspond
ent the number of Spaniards killed and
wounded exceeded the number of the
Cubans engaged in this battle. q piece
of informa tiOn which the patriots &C
auired in part by having to d!sinter the
Spaniarnds to get their clothing. He
writes that the Spaniards buried all
their dead on the field and re-
treated seven miles to fortity
themselves in q strong position,
where they remained for two weeks
without darisg to leave their entrench-
ments, even for food, which became
very scarce. Their loss included 200
killed and buried on the field and l25
who died and were buried in their
refuge. General Jordan fought the
battle with 5io men, including negroes
and Chinese. and some of them so rag.
ged they had to strip the dead. De-
serters confirm the Spanish loss aud
place their wounded at 300, making
their total loss exceed the number of
our men engaged in the battle. Among
their loss were l colonel and % Off.
GERS. Our loss was 2 killed and II
wounded. 1t is General Jordan's testi-
mony that none fought better in this
battle than the negroes and Chinese.
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Blood Purifier i Has No Equal
Most Powerful Vegetable Al
teratiVe Yet Discovered.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

"The life of the flesh is in the Blood, is a
Scriptural maxim that science proves to be true
The people talk of bad blood. as the cause Of
many diseases and like many popular opinions
this of bad blood is founded in truth. To say
nothing Of those humors thst are hereditary, We
can easily see how the Blood may become bad
from the imperfect Digestion or failure OF ex
cretion and how this may influence the process
of Nutrition, and thus influence oil the func'
tional activities Of the body.
The symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain-bad Disestion-causes imperfect nutri'
ton, and consequently the circulation is feeble,
the soft tissues lose their tone and elasticity,
aud the tongue becomes pale, broad, and ire
uuently covered with a pasty, white coat. Ihis
condition soon shows itself In roughneSS OF the
skin, then in ERUPTIvE and ULcERATIvE diseases,
and when long continued, results in serious
LESSONS of cha Brain, Liver, Lungs. OF urinary
apparatu.. Much, very much, suffering is caused
ly impure blood. IL is estimated by some that
one NTH of the human family are effected with
scrOiula in some form.
When the Blood is pure, yOn are not so liable
to any disease. Many impurities OF the Blood
arise from impure diseases of large cities:
Eradicate every impurity from the fountain OF
life and good spirits fair skin and vital strength
will return to you,
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph 10 the Register.

LONDON, March l9.-The contract for
the construction of the Honduras Rail-
way was signed on Thursday. Work is
to be begun within year.
ROME, March l9.-There will be q
meeting of the EcumeBical Council to-
day, in order that the Pope may pro-
nounce mass for the late Count Monte
lembert.
LONDON, Narch 19.-Among sporting
men the odds are against the Cambridge
crew in the coming race with the Ok
fords.
BERLIN, March liking William
yesterday received the eldest son of the
late Mr.. Burlingame.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2O-A boat
from the steamer Samaria reached this
port at six o'clock this morning. She
left the steamer forty miles off with a
shaft broken. Two tugs have gone to
bring her in. ..
PARIS, March 20.-Prince Bonaparte
has arrived at Tours in charge of the
officers of the Gen dArmes and accom-
panied by Chief Of the Police PaschOl.
NJ. Groussett, who ssnt Victor Noir to
Prince Bonaparte Oh the morning of the
fatal ARRAY, and NJ. Milliare, both on
the editorial staff of the Marseillaiss,
are also in Tours as witnesses Roche
fort, Groussett and Milliare wero trans
ported in charge of the officers because
they are undergoing sentence Us pris-
oners. Arrangements have been made
to send Geographic reports of the pro-
gress of the trial to the Emperor every
two hours.
LONDON, March 2O.-A dispatch from
Tours reports the city excessively crowd
ed with strangers, eager to witness the
trial of Prince Bonaparte. Trains to
that point are overloaded with passen-
gers.
ROME, March 2O.-It is believed that
the absence of the Marquis of Bonnie
Vile, French Ambassador to Rome. will
last about three weeks. The discussion
in the Council on the twenty-ope canons
of the Church win not begin until his
return. The answer to the note OF
Count Daru, demanding the admission
of the French representative to the
Coucil, has not yet left Rome.
The Pope forbade the French prelates
celebrating mass for the soul of Count
MonteleInbert, considering it demon
straGon of hostility to the Ecumenical
Council. An Italian bishop officiated
and the Pope attended in one of the
galleries, as the ceremonies took place
while the Council was in session. A
few bishops assisted.
The arrival is expected here of an
agent of jail Pacha, charged with Oh
tanning concessions 10 calm the agita
ton of the Armeniaus caused by an in
fringement of their privilege by the
Pspal Court.
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FINANCIAL.
Office Of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOV.
( 20 EMINENT SECURITIES,
No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.


The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained in
the markets, both in this country and Europe,
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of
wiselyloeated and honorably managed Railroads
are promptly recognized and readily taken as
the most suitable, safe, ard advantageous form
of investment, yielding more liberal income
than can hereafter be derived from Government
Bonds, and available to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a
great public want, and rendering valuable
service-both to the holders of Capital and to
those great National works of internal improve
ment whose intrinsic merit and substantial
character entitle them to the use Of Capital and
the confidence Of investOrs-we now offer with
special confidence and satisfaction the
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NEW YORK, March 10


COTTON-Opened steady and closed
quiet; sales of $500 bales at 23ic for mid
ding uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and unchanged
NHEAT-Dull and heavy a 0Ssl l9
for No. 2 spring, and 24a1 q for winter
red and amber western.
= RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Dull at See in store, and Sc
ahoat for western; 6Oa6lc for Ohio.
C0RN-Quiet and steady at 94a95c for
sound new mixed western.
NESS P0RR-Duil at 20 90.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT kEATS-In moderate demand.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
.4aSD,-s..s; 80 i-4isTc Svr gcvs 10
Vesvue steam.
EGGS-firm at 25Asyc.
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s,,nc,ruatt Market,

CINCINNATI. March 10.
Z FLoUR-Steady; extra at a 6Oa4 Is;
western family at 5 00a5 so. sl-.s..Z
WHEAT-DuIl; western red at / 06a
LOG; other grain nominally unchanged.
n COTTON-Quiet; middling al PA
a22c. II -I'
TOBACCO-Np sales. 1uT -
WHISKY-Fifmer at 92c for wood
bound. ,.
MESS PORK-Held ut 26 %. -gg.
BULK MEATS-Held at 99c loose;
sides at l2aal3ia14c for rib, clear rib
and clear, all loose. -
BACON-Shoulder at 10ic; sides at
14is14ac for clear rib, and l5tc for clear,
all packed. T1IllY 90 II, 2 III :,
LARD-Held at issal4o for steam and
kettle.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
EGGS-Quiet at 24c.'
BUTTER--UnchaDged. ~
OILS-Dull and unchanged. No
rGOLD-At 112 buying.
: EXCHANGE-At par buying.
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and several other State officers are
charged with receiving work or supplies
from the prison which was not charged
to them or otherwise accounted for.
The committee recommend that legal
steps be taken to compel the delinquent
officers then in power to pay for the
supplies, &c, unaccounted for, and de-
mand that such wanton violations of
official faith shall not be passed over in
silence. The minority report dissents
from these views, and fully vindicates
ex-Auditor Thompson and ex-Warden
Swift. Both reports were ordered to be
printed.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register.I

p HAVANA, March l9.-The Preusa and
Diaria have editorials on the unfriendly
comments of American newspapers on
affairs in Cuba. They both intimate
that if the American Government would
send commissioners here they are posi-
tive such commissioners would disprove
the assertions lately made by General
Qussada about the condition Of the
rebellion and other matters and Ameri-
CO would discard forever the question of
the rights OF the insurgents.
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chicago markes.

.sr-s- Is. CHICAGO, March 10.
FLOUR-ycry quiet at 8 75a4 rs for
spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet at SALE for No. l and
76a77ic for No. 2. closing at 76a76ic;
this afternoon market dull at 76c.
CORN.Quiet and frmer at 7lia72c
for No. 2 and 6Oa65c for no grade, clos.
ing at outside.
RYE-Easier at 64a65c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Nomiual at 63a65c for
No. 2. -.
HOGS-Live active and 5a25c lower,
at 8 40aS 90 for common to extra choice.
CATTLE Active and a shade tirmer
4 00a7 rs for common cows to extra
prime shipping steers.
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and ex.Wsrdsn Swim, but nearly oil the
officers Of the State prisos, the Governor
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

Persons unacquainted with the structure and
functions of the Kidneys cannst estimate the
importance of their healthy dctroD.
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys
is as Important nay, even more so, than Tegu-
larity of the bowels The Kidneys remove from
the Blood those effete matters, which If permit
ted to remain would speedily destroy fife. A
total suspension of the urinary discharges will
occasion death in from thirtysiI to torty-eight
hours.
When the Urine is voided in small quantities
at the time, OF when there is a disposition TO
Urinate more frequently than natural, or when
the Urine is high eulored or scalding with weak
ness in the small of the back, 1t shOuld not be
triied with or delayed, but KoskoO should be
taken at once to remedy the difficulty, before a
lesion of the organs takes place. Most OF the
diseases of the bladder originate from those Of
the Kidneys, the Urine being imperfectly Sc
creted in the Kidneys, prove irritating to the
Bladder and Urinary passages. When we recol-
lect that medicine never reaches the Kidneys
except through the general circulation of the
Blood we see how necessary it is to keep the
Fountain of Life Pure.