The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-28 00:00:00

D.D. Marren twee* bad of evert thing may bet
had In London, but it nevertheless+ require, sone experience
Anil knowhalge to obtain it ; and thee, who are iod eating 1..
ceplere the entrees of sopply are frequently content with a
moderately good article alien • better mighk be had for the
nekin4 These remark,. are address...id in particular to Use
purchasers of Whisky, and their application fir requested by
those who are *tidied with Irish VI hisky at present, and hate
not tried 11.11. Scotch Whisky. The peculiarities which re-
.l 1111. Spirit are its creamy aunt platefut flavour, great
strength. finileulable wholessoucticas, arid chafpnesa, in corn.
parison taith other Whlskits, hitherto known hi lanadon.
Whisky hus not been long introduced Into England, though its
fame {4 acll established in Scotland ; yet It Is already largely
...id in the Iletropolis. and Inc supenieded I riali Whisay In
'mutton's private families. A emaple is supplied to 'Toe., the
ananducis of these remarks, for twelve I...face stamp.. A
ease, containing twelve hoitlea. or • 2-iralloo Jar of the D.D
Whisky. fontanied for 40e. The tome firm supplies the Royal
Italitiorel, • ter) litre mild &Halle:11.1 spirit. at I:is. per gallon,
and the .I.riatee's Usquebaugh, • timeleadminal and delicious
spirit, at lea. per gallon. Tao gallons and upaards
of the above *cut to any part. °niers from the country
must contain a Post.ornew order,. ntaile pat able to Donald
Inmean, Burlelghatreet, Strand, London, W.O
11 1* re wholesome, tome onniontical. arid noire euloyabla
to use the Teas cinch are not covered nith colour, to attract
and eillskail by mere appearance. The hates gathered in the
early spring contain the valuable Juice, of the plant In full
perfection, the autumn crop is fiat outlaw. and cwt. 1n,.0;
hence the great temptation to substitute the Oelltetel for the
hest, which is done by colouring the a ithereal autumn gather-
ing and tire vnnetiv apring gas...tit alike: the con tttttt n is then
easily pitesed off ar good, to the profit if the thlneste producer.
Ind to the heel and dhoppointinent of the Itritish consunier.
Homiman't Pure Teats are "always good alike ;" they consist
of the spring growth, and have no nerd to be covered with
poittlered colour; the Black. are not lnutorrly dark; thel
linens are of • dull olive hue, quite free trona the twila.
•• blnekh facing," and arc therefore of • delleintr, flay•ur.
Alaays *rural in lockets, and obtainable only Irwin agent&
lire bawl lint ads ertiscl in our catmint.

BANKRUPTS.
(From the Loradou Gaulle of Tuesday.)

William Jacob Thorpe, Commercial-road, New Peek-

ham, painter.
George and Moses Simons, King's-square, Goswelbroad,
watch manufacturers.
Deodatus Richard Lilly, Birmingham, coach builder.
John Goodfellow, Coventry, cabinet maker.
Samuel Heiblue, aen., Tipton, Staffordshire, and West
Bromwich. rope manufacturer.
Francis Henry Stait, Cardiff. baker.
John Hancock. Bristol, licensed victualler.
John tralllCS Holt, York, tobacconist.
Henry binning and George Howson, Middleborough,
Yorkshire, shipowner.
John Slack Warburton and William Stevenson, Man-
cheater, timber merchants.

(From the Loudon Gazette of Friday.)
George Read, l'ortamouth and Southampton, cattle
dealer.

Ch:l7l-e-s" Henry Charlton, Garden-court, Temple, solici-
tor.
John Henry Cohn, Riches-court, Lime-street, East India
inerclisnt.
John James Gouinme, St. Austell, Cornwall, auctioneer
Henry Stephens, Exeter, inkeeper.
Sylvester Ilatison, Liverpool, butcher.
Joseph Will and Joseph Buxton, Manohester, wholesale