The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

TO THE READY-MONEY PUBLIC.

RICHARD PARMITER,

35, 1116111 EAST STREET, DORCIIESTER,
I' AVING benefitted all those who have purchased his not only Low Price, but equally Good
BOOTti of all ile.criptions, are particularly invited to select trout his extraordinary large Stock of TOP
COATS, varying front tb.. (A. Ilk. &I, 11s. fid. ; prime article, Ala. ; extra stout of auperior quality, 254. lii
tts. ; very prime fancy ditto, 2:14. to alls.

T IIE PRIME INVERNESS CAPE,
every variety, tan numerous to mention, including the GARIBALDI TWEED at 15s. Gil.. and the SCOTCH,
TWEED Vs.,. WEST of ENGLAND, MELTONS, &c., varying from 211.; Le also continues to 1011 11111 BOOTS
and SIMES iit the full ,wing LOW' PRIt'ES:—
Best Wellingtons,... Bordeaux fronts, from ... ... ... ... 'Als. Od. to 144. OIL
11511 Wellingtons, Bordeaux fronts, „ ... ... ... ... liki. 6d. to 14s. lid.
... Ditto, prime English fronts, ... ... 12s. tid. to lii. eid.
Men's Water-tight . Boots, ... ... ... 10s lid. to 9s. Gd,
Lace-up Boots. ... ... ... 9s. 6d. to its. 6d.
Bluchers (a prime article ... ), ... ... its. 611. to Ts. 6d.
WOIIIVII. ... h Leather Boots, ... ... ... Ga. Oil. to ss. Oil.
Ditto, Cloth Galoshes (rire superior) ... ••• ... ss. 3d.
...
In the Stock will bc found every variety ~f Ladies' and Children's Boars and SHOES equally cheap.
A large Assortment of Gentlemen's, Ladies', and‘giildren's GOLOSHES, at Reduced Prices.
s.
Every variety of Ready-male CLOTHING in Boy's anal Youth's Suits, train 10s. upwards. Men's
Prime Black Cloth Jackets, 11.. lid., Ets. Ga.' 16.., Ilia., very superior at 21s. A prime suit of black for 255.
Gentlemen's Talmas 6
, 9s. .I. ; Oxonn ias, I:ts. iid. ; Russell Cord, is. 611. ; Alpacca, is, Gd. ; Holland,
:is. 6,1.' with a great variety of Cloth and Mole Jackets. Trowsers in great variety.—Tweeds' Its. Gd. ; prime
Cheek Doe, 10s. 6d. ; plain super, 14s. Cod., with a choice assortment of Vests, Silks, Satins, guiltings,
printed Lasting', embroidered Cloth; also, drab and white mule sleeve Vests.
In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT will be found a very choice selection for the Season, at such price
and style that if a trial bc given unlvt ensure a continuance of support.
In the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT will be found every variety of Goods suited for the present season in
Dresses, Mantles. and Sliswls. An immense Stock of B. 'to. Ladies' and Childreus' Hats, Umbrellius, &e.,
Gent's and Boys' Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, &c., in great variety.

A large and well-assorted Ft'RNITI.7IIE and (*AI: PET ESTABLISHMENT, with • prime lot of auperior
Feather Bed., Slattressea, Iledsteada, Tents, with very superior half Tester, in Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted ;
Circular Tables ; large Telt scope Dining Tables, Chair., Sofas, Couehes in Harr, with and without Spring Seat.;
Easy Chairs of every desenption.

Perambulatora ia great variety.

FRENCH POLISHING; CHAIRS, SOI
MODERAT:

THE WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND,
AND DORCHESTER TELEGRAM.

FAS, STUFFED ON THE MOST
'E TERMS.

PRICE ONE PENNY.

EVERY TBURSDAY.

EARLY
EDITIONS are PUBLISHED
ou WEDNESDAY Afternoon at 3 o'clock, con-
taining the London, Corn, and other Markets of the
same day; also the latest Intelligence of moment from
Mr. REUTER'S Telegraph Office.

Persons desirous of being supplied with THE TELEGRAM
may have a copy left regularly at their houses.

COMPARATIVE WEEKLY CIRCULATIoN.
Weymouth Telexes= 4 , • •
Dorset tkroulele 1 . 2 5 •

NERVOUS AND GENERAL DEBI LI TT
Eighty-seventh Edition, 208 pages, sent poet free by the
Author for biz penny postage stamps.

FRIENDLY COUNSELS, Medical
Treatise on the Infirmities of Youth and Man•
hood, both mental and physical, resulting horn exc.
114., with plaM directions for their remevaL by Protesset
Ralph Thomsen. From upwards of twenty-tee years'
experience in a practice unequalled for extent and im-
portance, the Author is enabled to treat, with the
utmost em minty of cure, every variety of disease arising
frost sulitaty habits, exceues and infection, such as
Socinaterrhies, Stricture, and Syphilis. in an their
stages— which, owing to neglect and improper treat-
mem, frequently end in disease of the kidneys, atone in
the bladder, gravel, gout, rheuniatism, indigestion,
debility, skin diseases, and pain in the back, Lc. Tito
neglect of these diseases by medical men generally. and
their futile attempts to cure by the use of those dan-
gerous medicines, mercury, cultebs, sarsaparilla &e.
&co have produced the most dangerous results.
Sufferers arc invited to apply witheut delay to Dr. 'l%,
who gumantees is. ..speedy slid- podia ou, di curl
symptom, whetber*prevaary.Or noebdaiy, wiliest the
aloes dangerous niedicines, thus preventing the pout-
bility of any after symptoms. This truth boa been esta-
blished in many thousands of cases; and. as a further
guarantee, he undertakes to cure the most inveterate
case, in a bliel t time; without hindrance from beanies',
chsit,;, of diet. &c. Permanent relief can only he
reasonably expected at the hands of those men %she
devoto the %thole of their stud lea to this neglected chum
of disease. Persons at • distance can be successfully
trusted by coirespondence, on their sending a full detail
of the symptoms, he.. with the fee of One Pound, by
Pest office order payable at the General Postodlice,
when advice and medicines will be promptly despatched.
semis.. from observation. Address— hr.
TiItiMSON,2B, Clarence Road, Kentish Town,
London. Consultations daily by appointment Those
who have hitherto failed in getting relief are cat nestly
invited, and no cue will be &Widened until fml. satis-
faction is given.

DR. THOMSON'S INVIGORATING
PILLS are the great remedy of the age for
general debility, nervousness, spermatorrlitea. discharges
of any kind, giavel, pains in the back, rheansiati,m,
gold, and all diseases of the kidneys and bladder. They
eradicate tvery trace of disease, paddy ti.' blood.
invigorate the system, and have restored bodily POWCT
to tIIOII3MIS who now enjoy souad health and vigour To
the sceptical and those who have been deceived by
quack itmalicines • small box ffor trial) will be 4tolt free
by loot for three penny postage stamps. Sold every-
where, in boxes, price Is. lAA. and 2. 9.1., or will be sent
post free, packed b4l as not to rattle, on receapt of 14 or
3.1 penny stamps. by Dr. Thomson. 2a4 Clarence-road,
Kentish Town, London. A few extracts from Testi.
tsionials, thousands of which may be seen at the
establishment :—" They cured me in five days." G. S.
" Your pills are excellent, they relieved me at once,
W. H. " I tried them for pains in the back, and they
eased me in a few hours." G. It. " They did me la
good, I want them for a friend." W S. " Your pillll
114.11111 any life. 1 was reduced to the smot frightful state
of debility." H. J. "Their vivifying effects are
wonderful." D. J. "I have enjoyed good health sine*
I took your pills." W. C.
Two Minutes Plain Advice to Sufferers, with
Instructions for Self-Cure. Testimonials from Clergy.
men, Physicians, Noblemen. sent free by post for
me penny stamp.

Nu DIURE QUACKEItY ! Every sufferer
the world may be cured by the new system of
treatment, which has been successful in thousands of ,
nervous and general debility, spermatorrlite,a, hem of
memory, failing sight, epilepsy, consumption. indiges-
tion, giddiness, headache, and the long list of fearful
diseases known as nervous complaints, resulting from
the errors of youth and manhood, many of which has*
been given up by the doctors as quite incurable. Seed
two penny postage stamps to Dr. THOMSON,
Clarence Road, Kentish Town, London. and he will
forward by return a copy of his nook (108 pages), by the
aid of which every one may recover permanent health
in a very short time, and at a trilling expense, thus sav-
ing thici,isvlves f a life of niisery, mid the extortion-
ate charges of quack,. who advertise to cure these din-
cairn. Extracts from genuine reviews: "The doctor
deserves all praise for issuing such a book, the utility of
whirl, is umititiable."—Christian Toaeg. "This book
popular in every sense of the word, and its worth is
untold to those who cannot from a whs.:. Of Coll-
suit thefatuily .11aga:ine. " Rarely
eau we recommend a medical work, but we do no in
this instance honestly."—Literure Gazette.
PIT RES EFFECTUALLY CURED !

1.1,• WITHOUT A TRUSB.—AII sufferers from this
complaint are earnestly invited to communicate with
Professer Thompson, as he can conscientiously guarantee
them relief in every case. flis celebrated remedy has
been successful in many thousands of eases, and is appli-
cable to every variety of single or double rupture. how- I
ever bad or how standing, in either sex, of any age ;
effecting a perfect cure in a short time, without confine
mots or inconvenience, thus doing away With any
further necessity for wearing trusses, or other support
—a ItOON that cannot fail to b 0 appreciated by the
afflicted. Persons in any part of the World can have
the remedy sent to them, post free (puked so that no
one can know the contents), s WI full an.l ample lustrue.
tons for use, on receiiit of 10s. in postage stamps. or by
ise.t office order, payable at the General hot Office to
hr. Ralph Thomson, It, Clarence Rood, Kentish Town, I
London. Consultations daily by apptiintment.
An Essay on the Nature, Causes, Symptoms, and '
Treatment of every kind of Rupture. with a large col-
leetion of Testimonials from patients OMNI by this
remedy, will be sent, free by post, on receipt of one
penny stamp.
The following extracts are given with the full con-
sent of tile writers. No. 97. "1 write to inform you
that my rapture is quite cured. —J. Mills." No. 110.
"Your ninthly softened the tart, took away the pain,
and quite cured the rupture in a fortnight. —it Ward."
No. 213. " 1 aiu happy to tell you 1 am cured. although
I had a cold all the time I was using your remedy.-- B.
Gist." No. IW. "The rupture liu never been down
since I used your remedy. J. Teale." No 787. " I
used your cure three months ago, and the rupture has
lover been down Thurogonal." No. 1,192.
Mine was • r mita! rupture ;my tioctor did not ex-
put such a . at ctire.—D. Smitliie." No. 2,913.
It has never been down since I used our treatment.
—Mn. Sarah Helsel]." No. 9,422. ' Dear Sir,—lt
is with the greatest pleasure I have to inform you that
my daughter is entirely cured of the rupturo ; and you
are quite at liberty to make no of my name upon this
subject hi any tnanner you may think proper. I
remain. yours truly, Charles Nelson. June 2411, INA."
No. 4,218. "The remedy was done • fortnight ago,
and it scenic all right an far.—J. Thorne." No. 0,217.
"I find myself a great deal better' and I am thankful
to Dud for it; nay rupture has all disappears-4.—W.
No. 6.221. "1 am thankful to say I am
perfestfy well.-10. Batty." No. 7,001. "The rupture
hi quite euted.—A. B. No. 9,429. "It has relieved
me perfectly."—W. Wright."