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FINANCIAL 4ND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Oct. G-P. M-The volume Of
business IN railway ishares was decidedly larger
to-day although the special features were confined
20 q Few stock. During the morning there was
sharp beer movement in Ohio and Mississippi instl.
gated by prominent operators who have been during
the summer months cudeavorng to advance that
stock AMI this fact caused the balance of the list TO
sympsthize with the subsequent depression. At
the l o'clock call aud later, in the Long Room
there was more active business done, with an al
vance in majority Of the leading shares the i'm
proNcmeut baIpg been stimulated by the clique
controlling Rock Island the price in this stock hiv
ing bc,n bid M to ll1ss. though later in the day
tlore was a reaction to the OPENING price. There
was a larger attendance both at the regular Boards
and IL the long Room than for some weeks past.
and 10 the casual observer appearances indicated an
early return to the old activity when dealings were
IfoEat.c aTd lroL,rs paid their chico expenses.
no change in tie market Il hailed with satislac-
ton by al street SPECTATORS, Who hope for more
frequent and marked luc,uat'ons. There are, how
ever indications u new cilqucs b,iug in process Of
formation; but Il l. not probable that ans i'm.
porant movement, VIII be made before next
week. There are some strong parties who have
recently appeared in the street for the purpose
OF masking quick turns and, having abundant capi-
tai, propose 70 temporarily advance or dcpress GER
tain leading shares without reference to the claims
OF either clique leaders or the street spectators
The singularly anomalous condition OF the stock
market presents new field VI operations and the
INTRODUCED Of novel tactics.
In tic gold market the dullness Serctofore record
~, .o,,,ot g., ,,or-o a., a., ,..,i.u. ,...,t...
'u ''"''''' ~ '""-'' 'ni WV u'"''"-e continue
without spirit or interest. There were no European
despatchcs TO affect prices and majority of trans
s,,io,s q, dsy ,,rc in .,rsl. A. cunts hin, oi,,.,
"'N9 "' 49, " ' " "H ""lu''
entirely confined TO the Gold Pom brokers. The
attendance nj the Exchange has bcen cxcoed,, civ
III ,, ..,..,,a t...,,,,i,. ,,,,, 49,, 49,
nus" "'-' 'N''"' n.y. "'''"' ""S '''l'''h7
feature best chronicles the days experience IN tile
Gold Room In the gold loan ma ,kct the rates NJ
for mo nee Of coll mill to.murro,y were t8p ~
and 9Gi OF p cen, The amount OF bonds Of IN"
lam OF ls;l prpsertel nj tho sun Treasury for rn
d,mpton today was tlibO1o making n total lin
lar OF Al S8lO0 lac rec,ip's of rod M tho Snb
Traqsufy today were yGOl w AZ ravmcnts a. .
Gsg 80 "a; balance sGi 3i5 lt3 GO HE cprrcHry
r.carts we're 81 a. SO Oh: pAyments sa,g an a.
Laiqn,c. :sqGii9l II ILe customs recripts W., re-
l5aottA ~ total clcarincs al tLr Gold E,rb, MO
Rank v.ero sPi nj on. cold balances a. 0sl III
r,rI NOV De-, lsnc,s 81 vi lOl 4 hr ,1rnrI ,o',
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al 104h6t10d Panama ranged from Il 10 90, Chie,
90, Burlington and Quincy brine ncsicc'ci NJ t5iy
In the mi-celpneOus list less active business was
recorded In Western UuOn Telegraph, which opened
NJ 3Ih, declined y y cent, with late recovery to
361,. Pacific huil sod at 43Ni3Y, aud Maiiposa
preferred, 11Ld1i's. Exprc4 shares were firm but
dull, Adams selling at ca D6I'i. and Wells i rso
scrI1 M g.
(losiug prires alta y NJ vero as follows:
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Postpouement OF the Management Purl
Races.

PRovIDfScE, Oct 6.-0wing 10 unfavorable
weather the trotins at Narrugansctt Park rs been
postponed until tomorrow, when the 800 and 23l
classes ami the race Tor double teams are TO be
called. % Saturday, The races Tor 23i horses and Tor
all rOttu- stt,uuus are TO bc contested. aud ON
Monday the = " class aud the great r4ce Tor all
horses,
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The Coming Yacht Races.

Mr.. Ashbury yesterday accepted the challenge
OF Mr. George osgood to fail the FleetNinG match.
aud named next Tuesday % tbe day.
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MIR. Ashbury'. Farewell Dinner.

Mr. Ashbury last night gave dinner TO some
OF the Dung Lood', having Toasted the elders on the
previous evening. his feast closed the festivities
Of tie season, and was given Ia private room ia
the Breyoyrt House. Shortly before the guests
arrived at the Brevoort House, and were received
by MIR. Ashbury and his friends and conducted to
the dining room, where they sat down ~ table in
the following order:
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The Brokers "Dld" for White Hats among them.
selves ia,t Monday. rhe Mayors proc amalon ycs'-
tht OF color castors snort, sharp. and de-
cisivc. II read thusly: BLACK hats 10 the front
&c hats To the rearl on and after oct l." Knox the
Halter 2l2 Broadway, u able, with an unequiled rs
sormcn1 OH matches tiles TO supply AL couIe's.
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but never would SEQ hun again. The fact was sia
nifcanL
There was no possibility OF misiaking her She
rBs MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN PARIS.
She was 30 beautiful, that wi en she walked the
streets every man, wOuun. and child turned around
10 look az her. She vac so beautiful that nj thC
hotels whore she stopped tie waters refused to
luke fee rom Ter and absolutely On rrelled among
themfeNGs Who should nave tue honor OF serving
her. hue was 50 very beautiful that she attracted
such crowd to axe at her, that the proprietor oi
hotel in Paiis j. s1d ~ have been obliged to request
her 10 leave, or veil her lOveiness ron view. Her
sd01 was the iaV, rite resort Of Irnces and al plU.
hats, OF whom the Minister Plcnipotcntary Dayton
was Ler most devoted friend. Far from home and
country dear fhe did what she could tn alleviate his
political exile. size was his support and cone olatiOn
in the sd uuut q death.
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MILLER q GOODRICH. AGENTS.
RITUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
ttfS Bl.fIDING oorosite CITY HALL NEW YORK.

RITUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
Sun BUILDING, opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
INTEREST coNMENC rs EVERY MONTH
SIX rHr CENT PFR ANSUM FREE or 0ovEHEHRNr TAX.
ONE DOLLAR WILL REGlN AN ACCOUNT
limited number Of SPECIAL ACCOUNTS viii be
opened. and interest allowed ON the dIy balances
Checks paid at sGut and without the pass book, IN TIM
department only.
open daily 10 to anil Monday and saturday even
ings nom * to 6if O'Clock.
CHAS. X. GRAHAM. President
q. H. DESEptcr. Secretary.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANH,
VI and Sd nv Don ste Cooper Institute.
MONEY DEPOSITED on or before tn 2lIu OF OC-
TOBER viii draw interest IRON OCrOBLRl Interest
payqne m January.
SIN PER CENT raid on all sums OF IS and upw ard.
Deposits n one dollar received.
Hank open every ltv IRON 10 \. ". to ". and on
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, evenings rom . tod
NEW YORk SAVINGS BANk, sth Az, cor
~ ner OF ith st,>iN pee cent int rest paid on all
iuins from s. 5000 Deposits made on or before
Oct 20 will draw interest fIom Oct l. Assets, q! 81
~ 81 surplus, tif.55l Is
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AIN ,SAC--TUis nay.
sun rises. o! sun -ets.....5 - Noon sets. y
mon wArEE-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook, ~ Gov Leland. Is Hell Gate ... II
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Wheeler = Wilson Machines, 1,Ii1 H-0Rd-
way. sold b, paving ~ uuwu and (J per month. Wl.
out lAtrA charge, Machines 60 lee. d. 4. ELLIS.
Ladies' md Gentlemen, II you witch good
y o's Hud rhucs, rrduStd prices, latt.a4.s NlLLlN
& CO. Union squire.
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SPECIAL AotI,cs.

,,,-,,, PATENT OEFIJF~,
MI m q CO 80 Ialh low. AtN Aul.. have ma O.
years experience IA akIur out Pate or Sow lINgn.
Ions, and viii lend nov Law and Information H. ..aI
Tree. Address ~ above.
CHERRY PEC TORAL TROCIIE-,
81 PlRlOk TO ALL OTHERS,
For Gods. sore throaiH influenza, snd bronchitis
SINIMITABLE cutter OF hair and HI kers stu.
do. W Warren IT, hlAd1G. " cent? best yVIA Only,
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VII eON-Pt GGT.-u Stamford ON C,. I. y.
+. Wilson, u. ALBANY, to Sarah ..lhu... iD.Iy.
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TIE Letter.

when, therefore, now cease to give Won any fur.
lher means, only done until such time you are
ready Tor such settlement, which il to M tm Tor
Nrur ehte IN .lhen-hge ana ehpthses = 10 ~ pay
wish whatever settlement Is made between IL 10 be
lone by Lawful divorce. The tie IL broken AMI il
better Tor to live rs happy possible separie than
10 lead an unhappy life together, anu show Dad
Children
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Here ls complication OF evidence that doubtless
must have struck the mind Of the presiding Judge
the mild complaint OF the longsuhering planun,
the nature Of his residence in Blank county, and SO
on but his Ilonor's decision rests plainly upon ono
point, the Eluguariy OF an answer aud cross petit
ton when the Witnesses for the plaintiff are the
unce and confidential friend and Ine legal adviser
o.. the defendant.
II Was new feature IN evidence and, for that the
defendant DID not e in her case, the Judge
qeciIcd against her, and In favor OF the plaintiff,
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The separation aud deseruon neither necessarily
~ -oly nor alSays IN tuc tacs OF cases ldtutl-
Al 10 tl. tlur ul COuUeuD CuIrut IL n husband
ur vie leave "a" matrimonial hauiatpn Tor tempo.
J-y purpose. intending 10 return, but tC.
Olives away. the dt.crtlpu timr
lac utw pLrIu.c BE- Vgmri And NLrn tue parties had
uecn living separate Tor cOusile.uuU pvr,Oi and the
cause OF 'ArlE separation ala Hppcar out the huS-
aud Hd not c,nlrihllcd to his wuru support he was
Withdrew the support, anu wrote neg letter iOows
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Perhaps the criterion to consider whether the party
cha -ed wiki dcsCrtun contemulat'd the renewal o.
The Cuhautltuu after temporary aOs"ncc suould have
sVIyed "a temporary putpOsc, or whether The intent
10 maze the sepafaton truanent tNde page 1a,,
Bshl vol. ~ A consent TO separation II lrrVNo-
cable and II parties separate by consent. and OF
teen aeIward 10 good faith EeC.H reconcatI1 but
he other refuses to return; or If they separate for
cause and the cause ~ removed, but one OF them dc.
cunc- to renew cunRbitatun or n WIFE, having IN
husband without cause, comes baC 10 HIN Aad he
~ receive her; or II the husband after desert
Iu. his e, proposes TO renew thr ClhaoItatOI, al
Sic her PROPOSAL the tul statutory cIiod not
havig elapsed ti- ii dcscfon N The one refusing, iDg
sur tine ut refusal.
IL tie c.fe tried tCoddington vs.. Coddngiou). the
SCI A7atl ana abaud1um sut Wcrc identical Ilg day
DO toe separation Was tIe DAY o. M aDaulunmt. ly
tA, CrlcLIait Of Ne lialuuG, 10 " tne 9h vi JEN
l-rS rH1 hHe since 'trn NoU'rNtd. IHt ui
he ttparatlOl ana abaud IumeAt tae uttI d.ss.n
.4..ty ". ta- Bee. 1u.a Us
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Jehcrson Coddinrton agt Mary n. Coddington-
lNtfceNoN again come the parties nv their counsel,
and Jury hcnR waved, tins cause l. submitted the
10 TIC Gaze I1s Tor the plaintiff that the material ale
cations IA NE tl comp amt are true and that divorce
oil SAID parties be granted
therefore ordered by the Court that the bonds OF
maFmony heretofore eGlstug bytW cen the parties DO
dissolved, auuuNcd and hrd for nuupat and said par
tcs are hereby a. luly Hns9Ned from all he obga-
tons Of mHirmOny ms n the same had never existed,
anu the partles are at ll0cTty to many agau.
And II b further ordered by the tOurt that the plain.
TIN DO pay AL tae cOsts VI this action,
80 ENDS Tue coDDISGroS CASE,
af,er period Of two years and six months since the
defendant deposited his empty trunk in the upper
chamber OF tenement row belonging to dcponent
Thomas. The case was decided the 9TH Of March,
1870 and as soon as tue intelligence thereof could
be transmitted 10 Paris, France, there was qu et
wedding at tie American Legation, the parties there
10 being MARI III. LOddngt on and one Dewey. The
defendant Ia this case promptly embraced the liberty
VUuc.safed her TO marry again. There are parties
ilnatured enough 20 eneer at the pea, dssinilar-
ty vi tastes" and to assert that the existence of
lover was the just cause Of com0laint Certain II Is
that the specdness OF the marriage was good ground
Tor the inference that pretty good understanding
must have existed O-tween the bride and her new
husband.
gentleman who saw Mrs. Coddiuet6n In Europe,
not her attorney, insists upon 1t that he bad preyl
Ously seen her in Indiana 1t happened In this way :
Seeing her In Paris lie was called upon 10 prescribe
for her for slight iDdispostiOn. lie expressed
the impression that he had seen her before, and
when be sallsJ sgslb pAR not Only dfRAel pssSsla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

GoD STREET, WEsr.-TwO HANDSOME PhRLORs
<-st wih RoGrl. brown house, 325; also
Rooms Goube AMI sape Terias oderate location frat
class; private table II desired.
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Lien b. MINER, AUCTI0NEER,
N by ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
Saeoos Nos 81 Chambers and ~ Reade streets Art Gal
lcrics, sl7 and SIG Broadway.
On SATURDAY, November s. at 1917 O'Clock, at sales
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE, REMOVED FOR CONvE.
NIENCE OF SALE.
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A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY ALLEN y. MINER a BROTHER,

Henry II. Leeds 4 Miner
testablished 1870
SalesrooIns Nos. 90 Chambers "a Rcnde streets;
Art Galleries SIT and $40 Broadway.
On WEDNESDAY,, November Z, at l01s O'Clock,
n the private residence Ne AZ street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues,
MORTGAGE SALE of GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
EITUKE CARPETS, MIRRORS. &C., &c, as follows viz:
English Velvet Brussels and Threepy Carpets black wal
nut Paor Suits n drao trimmed and strred
Cornices, gilt frame Pier Mirrors Bronze Chandeliers
Lounges and Chairs carved walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
ana Brackets, black walnut Extension Tables, BuHet
WARDROBE washstsnd enamele Cottage Suits best Cured
Hair Mattresses Feather Reds Boscrs Pillows, BLANK
ets Bed Table Linen Crockery Glassware black walnut
Hall Stond Oco,hs, Stair Carpets Kitchen Utenss &c.
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AN ELEGANT SUIT OF NICELY FURNISHED
II Rooms, comprising iom apartments, comm nnica'ing,
exclusive kichen with requisite for housekeep
ing Apply at IL waverley place, Broadway, from 10
A. NJ. to p NJ.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, N. FALL
w and winter Board at great reduction house newly
furnished contains all modern improvements hour
from Barclay street via Morris and Essex Railroad.
&. HIYZELBERGER, Proprietor.
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A UCf1ON NOTrCF.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
N prccs nj FISHERS Carpet and Furniture Bazaar, the
sore Of the period No. 81 Bowcry bstwee Rivnson and
stanton Streets Carpets Soc yards Mating, 9oc yard
Paror Suits, SsD walnut marble top Chamber Suits, 40,
and all other goods cheaper than Cut this out and
bring Il with you
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7S LEXINGTON AyENUE.-NFAT AND PLEASANT
ID furnished Rooms 10 rent with superior table,
class house references exchanged
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 81 ls7o-TRPIE SHEET

FURNIsHRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.
1Os WEST TwENTY-FIRsT STREET, NEAR SIXTH
IUC avenue.-Furnshed Rooms 10 let without board for
ssntIsnsn, in private 0srmas family.
1O9 EAST ylFrYTHIxD srREEI-Io LET. TO
psrlor floor; hot and cold water and gas
100 EAST TwENrY-NrNTH sTREET.-A FAMILY OF
S n ana lowe. wa Is n
ton.
100 WEST TwENrYsEvRsTH STREET, THIRD
La foor-A large Bedroom, furnished, In private
CC7 !NIW MOI SECOND AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
ni or party Of ssntiemsn in the modern brown ssons
o5S WEST rwENryraInD srREEr.-ELEdANT
AJC Suits OF Roonis, for gentlemen only
4SU nisaea back P.ror, With the privilege Of iron.
aud piano SO week small " weeks neigh
UNTURNLsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.
pEs5nA ALL FLOOR TO LEr-s'o EAST Ep1 TH,K-
II 70 ~ as.1 aTs
nue. gas fixtures rsnSes no: and cold water Sashs water
''0''''' ''A''''N'' "A''''' A'' wILLIAA INJURY.
4 SPLENDID PARI.oR FLOOR AND BASEMENT, CON.
s ~ r % q 10
parties
PHYSICIANS OFFICE AND LARGE BEDROOM
n (west side scwa without board TO- let for VIZ per
.yp'y to cHaRLEs HEYES CO., 81 fars row. room
AN ELEGANT THIRD FLOOR. OR PART OF IT. TO
every convenience also two furnished Rooms. st. Aars
place, Broadway.
SECOND FLOOR TO LEr-AN Ga WEST THIRTY
rent sssd ~
4 CHOICE SUIT OF RooMs--PARLoR, DINING AND
sleeping Rooms for one large a% or I'VE ;%:
by year other boarders 50 West 1hryhrst street.
SUIT OR FLAT TO LET-IN THE NEW EUROPEAN
Lyric f Gai' rs Sixth avenue '''''
CoMFoKrABLE FLOORS, rouR AND FIGHT Rooms,
Das Apply a
I,LooR TO LEr-IN PLEASANT LOCATION, CON-
venent 10 the Eighth avenue Blocker street
rent moderate Apply on the premises 500 Hudson strse
ITO LEr.rnE SECOND FLOOR IN THE PRIVATE
house No. 2l0 East Ninety third street consisting Of bve
rooms, with all lates, improvements; price $50.
RIO LEr-oN THIRD AvENpE, AT EIGBTYNI
street. and Second at lih street, Floors Of four
% AK be @ or 10 I
Tbirtyszth street, corner Of Frs, avenue
ITO LET-F1ooRs IN THOSE ELEGANTLY FINISHED
a
premises
1,o LET-A VERY FINE FLOOR IN HOUSE 5l6 THIRD
avenue, Thirtyourth street. 25x60; baths gas and
wctcr closets the noor and stationary wash TUBS In
qure the premises
rtlO LET-DEsIRABLE FLOORS, WITH ALL MODERN
i improvements, In houses IA and 246 East Seventy
fourth street. at reduced rents Inquire Of WILLIAM BAL
FOUR, 1915 Third avenue.
ITO LET-THE UPPER PART AND FRONT BASEMENT
i Of story house in Delaney street, me BOW
rent rent $50 per- s month xddrss. b. Herald ONCE
ITO LET-A NICE FLOOR, IN THE BROWN STONE
house 81 Second avenue; five rooms, painted wallis
laundry, &C.; cheap n small family.
ITO LET-IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, A SECOND FLOOR,
hvc rooms, an improvements or Fourth Floor; only
three adults 10 the house Apply on the premises f2 East
Eighteenth street. No bill up
ITO LET-AT B PIKE STREET, TO SMALL AMERI
can family without Children servant, Third
Floor, consisting of five rooms, with water and gas.
ITO LET-AT 40f WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET,
Floor AMI back Basemrpt. nine rooms, with all
housekeeping $50 month also several
places kl6 to $40. Inquire ut 4y2, next door.
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CT. HONORE, CORNER OF FORTIETH STREET AND
- Sixth enthusiastically furnished Apartments, with
board for families and single gentcmen FRENCH German
and Spanish spoken.
CUMMIr HOTEL (NEw HOUSE, CORNER CANAL
- and BoHcfY.-Rooms by the day. week or month. All
beds with spring mattresses Is. BREEDER, Proprietor.
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA BY ALLEN y. MINER BROTHER,
LATE HENRY n. LEEDS MINER.
(EstAbifshed 1647.)
Salesruoms 96 Chambers and ~ Reade streetG
Leeds Art Galleries SIT and $40 Broadway.
Auction Notice.
Messrs ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER will give their
attention. - for the past "a years.
sales OF Housesld FURNITURE the residence Of families
declining housekeeping and At their spacons salesrooms
also 10 stocks Of Hcrehandses ~ o~nsrs stores and
Works Of Art, LabT>sies, xe. -
HENRY d. HINER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Irritable InHali Is.

Indigestion not only effects the physical
health but the dispositions and tcmpcrs of
ITS victims. The dyspeptic becomes, TOO,
in measure dcmoralzcd by his sua'crings
lie is subject to fits Of irritation, sullen.
ness, or despair, as the case may be- a
prcternaturnl sensitivencss which he can
mot control, leads him 10 misconstrue the
words and acts Of those around him. and
his intercourse even with those nearest and
dearest 10 Kim is not unfreqncntly marked
by exhibitions Of testiness foreign 10 his
real nature. These are the mental phc.
nomena Of the disease. for which the inva.
lid cannot be justly held responsible, but
they occasion much household discomfort
1t is to the interest of the home circle, IL is
essential to family harmony MS we'll as to
the rescue Of the principal sufferer from n
etate not fur removed from incipicnt insnni-
lty, That these symptoms Of mental distur-
bance he promptly removed. This eau only
be done by removing their physical cause,
II arrangement Of functions Of the stomach
and its allied viSccrn, The liver and tho
bowels. Upon these three important organs
lIoste,ter's Stomach Bittcrs act simuliane.
ously, producing sthorongh and salutary
change in their condition, The vegetable
ingredients of which the preparation is
composed nre Of q rcnovnting. regulating
and alternative character and the stinIuinnt
: htch leads activity to their remedial yir.
tues is the purcst and best that can be ex-
traccd from tho most wholesome Of all
lccreals viz sound rye. No ,dyspeptic can
gtakc ihis genial restorative for n single
week without experiencing a notable I'M
provemeht in his general health. Not only
will his bodily sufferings abato from day TO
day, but his mind will recover rapidly
from its rcstlessness and irriiabiljty. and
this happy change will manifest Itself in
his demeanor TO all around him.
! feb G-1m ~ - wa ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
g. K c c i@1 Notices
Il Wonderful Southern Discovery.

s. In tho South where Liver complaints
and bilious diseases prevail to SO great an
extent, there has long been felt need of q
medicine that would act specifically and
promptly on the Liver, restoring it. 10 its
norTal functions, and at the same ii me he
safe from after effects, and yet so simple
that it might be used by any one. 1t is
clnimed that DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS supplies this wmnt. They
act directly on the Liver: their constant
use will not injure in the slightest degree
The most dclicntc consti,u, ion. Females at
my period may use them with great bcnr
ft, aud realize great relief from the dis
tressing nausea which they experience ht
certain times. These pills are not recon.
mended as II universal cure-all, but simply
for diseased Liver. and those malndics which
follow arrangement Of hat important
organ, such M Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite. Costivcness.
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