The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15 00:00:00

Lune FROM THE EMPEROR.

Captain W. D. Deaner, of Cams, Dear Dorchester,
hawing written to the ;Emperor • tattlr of sympathy,
he. received from him an aaswar, of which the follow-
ing is • translation.
WiheintabiThe, October 23, 1870.
My dear Captain,—.l an, koouly touched with your reurem-
branoe, and on my Ade 1 mill up with pleasure the UMII that 1
spent at the bower of Madiuno your mother, OA woll a, tho
Irlendehip which wee shown to mo by Colonel Dawson Darner.
1 take se very kind the good fooling% which you show oil nay
behalf. What is paining In France Is very nal, for the Invasion
I, not the woret of the evils under which my poor country k
suffering. Anarchy is making dill worm havoc than the
neallegun. Receive, with my thanka, the assuranoo of my
kindest fooling. NAPOLISOS.

WAX MAPS. —One of the best war maps pnbished
is that presented through the medium of the Grocers
by the manufacturers of the Glenlield Starch, to all
purchasers of that popular article. Grocers may have
them by applying direct.

no very Ali ter of
COMFORTING.—
it a general favourite.
this preparation has rendered
By a
The
Civil
"""ax"4
mu
which vent
thorough knowledge of the natural laws go .
raeabieGßAaharMaTar, AND
of well-selooted
ml application of tho fine properties h
'clod our breakfast tables with
cocoa, Mr. Epps has Drell
which may "aro us
• delicately flavoured beverage
many heavy doctors' bills. Ma
theßoujapirartirAorrtnilo:d'EPPtisan andC°c°nuta.rition. and by • care
water or milk.
and Ilb, packets, tin lined and labelled,—James Epps
and Co, Hoincoopathie Chemists, London. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Eppi k Co's., other preparitiont—
Sold by :he tradedeslomnlPylyinwiltlhlab,oitillibt",
Ii tired by a band over the cork, bearinx the signe-
d without which none arc
genuine.
signs-
tore—James Epps an Cu.,•,
wi
iaDaoaracabostesaar ;
that each
.aaleablfootrtdle.
New BINDAL Poway Vssra Box WITH Pin=
BPIUNG COPAL—Bryant and May have recently in-
troduced • very useful little Pockot Vesta Box with
a
most ingenious and
simple
spring cover; it is a novelty
In e m way, and will soon coin, into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with vestas at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.
WoNDIRPOL ErrIcACT or MIL CoNGZEVII'S
. RKIIIDY FOR CoNillittPrloN.—See the now utisiosi
(116th) of Mr. George Thomas Congreve • beok"On
Consumption of the Lung.; or, Decline, and the Only
Successful Treatment ; showing that formidable di..
ease to he curable in all It. stages; with additional
Cases of Cure, and Questions for Patients consulting
the Author by letter. Post free from the Author,
Coombe Lodge, Peckham, London, for Five Stamp 3.
A Tamk-eroorcrox (no more) of the American "Rand
Sea Moos Farina" will predate one quart of the most
delicious Illano Mange, Custard Pudding, Charlotte
Rsac, &a No more health-giving or nutritious article
of food has ever been discovered. not only for produc.
ing the finest table Delicacies and Desserts, but for
Infants', Children's, and Invalids' food. It is a pre-
paration to be welcomed as a staple dish in every
household in Europe; made from Steam Refined Irish
Boa or Carrageen, fresh from the 00,,512, combining the
fragrance of the sea-breese with its health-giving
qualities. In Shilling Packets, sold every-where. Rand
Sea Moss Farina Company, 266 High Holborn, London.
and Park-place. New York, U.S.
To Surname MON PARALYSIS,
NIMIALGIA, AID Lees OF NIIVOOII •ND PHYBICAL
POWIS.—Tim Popular Treatise on Carative Electricitl,
by Mr. Harry Lobb, front the Author, 31
Saakalle-street, Piccadilly; by poet 13 stamps. The
larger work (dedicated by permission to Sir Charles
Looock, Bert., M.D., Physiclaii to the Queen), price 5e
can also be obtained as above:
To pass off an inferior article, many copy the labels
packets, am., of Messrs. W. H, and F. J. Harriman
and Co, importers of the pure tea. llorniman's tea
frOM its reliable quality, is in great favour, proving
that all classes desire good tea possessing lasting
strength, 2,538 agent' supply this celebrated tea,
secured in packets—a lid of local agents is given in this
turriAOBDINAZT CORI OP A COOOEI BY POWILL'n
Bataan or Alusitexi—" Her Majesty's Gllll Boat,
'Netley.' Wick, North East Coast of Scotland, 7th
September, 1868.—Dear flir,—Having had a most dis-
tressing and severe cough, which caused me many sleep-
less nights and restless days, I was recommended by
His Lordship, the Bari of Caithness, to try your most
Invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and I can assure you
with the first dam I found immediate relief, even with-
out having to suspend my various duties; and the first
small bottle completely cured me; therefore I have the
greatest confidence in fully recommending it to the
million. Most respectfully yours W. Linea, H.M.0.8. 'Netley.'—To Mr. Powell. Powell's Balsam of Aniseed can be had of all Chemist'. In bottles at Is, lid., and
2s. 3d. Warehouse, LS, Blackfriaritroad London.
Ask for "Powell. Bateau of Aniseed."
WHY= TO BOY • WATCH.—" The practical utility
of a good watch—the habits of regularity it generates,
and the advantages of the punctuality it statists in
securing—arc facts proved beyond • doubt. The
establishment, then, where, at • reasonable charge,
these advantages can be obtained, must be worthy of
attention. At Mr. Benson • Ludgate-hill, and Old
Bond-street, London, may be purchased the chronometer
for 100 gables', the mechanic's watch for two guineas,
arid the various other kinds of watches (duplex lover,
horisonta, or vertical) at various prioss--all displaying
the utmost finish and superiority of mannfacture."-
Daily Telegraph. For prices of watches, clocks,
jewellery, chain,., km, see the illustrated p•mphlot4,
which are sent post free for two stamps.
IItiLLOWAY'a PlLLlA—Dismise your doubts; let 00 I one be longer oppressed with the notion that his malady
is incurable till these purifying Mlle have bad • fair
trial. When ordinary preparations have failed, these
pills have been mod with the moat marked mimosa. A sown, of this admirable medicine Mean the blood from
all impurities, and improves Its quality. The whole
system is thus benefited through the usual channels
without reduction of strength, shook to the nerve*, or
any other ,inconvenienet • In fast, health is renewed by
natural means. For °mini diseases of the throat, wind-
pipe, and chestjthea pills have pre-eminently established
a world-wide fame, and in complaints of the stomach,
liver, and kidneys they are equally efficacious. They
are composed of rare balsams, without &single grain of
mercury or any other deleterious substanoc.
PORT Winn IN THE WOOD.--The seeders of the
Medical TUSKS and Gazette are aware of the impor-
tame which we attach to good wine in the treatment
of dame. Five samples of port wine have been for-
warded to our office, which we think well decerring the
ottootioe of practitioners. We are informed that they
are samples of a pest quantity of vint of the vintages
less than it would have done had it
allowed to rest in the caves of their native ciountry.
been imported and
aboinlß:34:.itttith:ti•ais7w.y:;:analailitillag'imotuwlhanBsBiiseted"aaaparre°2nnuB63it*Peawaateds, irl:oi:ohiktalcinhylrian,:hdweadchiaasbe'ente ulmb"uleocrfh.at
If we are not
inisinformod,tho wines before us are extremely moderate
In price. Moreover, the double process of spoliation
and of development, the parting with suporfluotu and the evolution of fine flavours which wine under-
goes salt grows old, is very different in cask to what
It is in bottle." (More than one thousand two hundred
' pipes of these wines were bought from the the trustees
of thin late Baron Seta by Messrs. W. and A. Oilbey,
forming one of the many purchases they entreat time to
time making in Portugal** represent their establiabed
braocji),l"We subjoin the memorandum we jotad down
in the order in which each was handed to us by our
secretary
„ port 1847—Fine tawny colour, not much deeper than Madera.
Taste strung, rkh, sublusciona, clean ;fine viinous flavour,
no best.
Port 1840—colour and qualities deader to the hardly so sweet: flee fl Preceding;vour
Portlielt —Colour of Mader's, line, string, clean, vinous
flavour: very soft; drier than premding ; Might ho taken
for Mader* yet with decided port vour; a very One
wino.
" rott Isst—Light port colour ; rich taste ; strong and
vinous; not hut.
Port Litt3—A sweet, rich port wine, not cloying nor heavy.
We may aid that we have administered these wins"
to the sick with benefit. These old Irina, especially
the 1831, would be most valuable Jo any ease in wide&
Ill* was menaced by oxilaustiag dlasars.''--TAs
ASO and Qualia.

BIRTHS.
November 4, at Blandford, the wife of Ilr, P.
Itioharde, of * son.
November 5, at Blanifard, the wife of Yr. Strap,
tinnier and shoemaker, of a son. _

Novotubor 6, at 13. landlord, the wife of Mr. D.
Bright, of a daughter.
November 6, at South-street, Dorobester, the vile
of Mr. J. Guy. of • daughter.
November 6, at East-street, Bridport, the wife el
Mr. Robert Ackerman, of a daughter.
November G, at West-street, Poole, the wife of Mr.
A. Saunders, of a daugh..er.
November 8, at Ponerstock, the wife of 11 r. Job
Dauben7. of • son.

MARRIAGES.
October 2.5, at the Baptist Cbaoal, Chord. by.,_,llbs
Rev. W. Page, ILA., Mr. Alfred Bora, of Hilo
Old Town, London, to Bet. second servivlag
daughter of Mr. Henry 4.llerier, of Co°llb6 8"
Ninholaa,
October 26, at the parish elinreh, rourtml. by iii
Rev. Talbot Bikdr, tin. William Calais, miller, to
Miss Jane Miller, both of Sutton Pointa.
Reoe, toßbe.
cri"ol27, ad!
mt. 11. arks,
HtetitirbeGaoßedisrge.sinm., bl thole
Mils Charlotte Gay Lodge, of Bournemouth.
November 1, at St. James's Church, Nadine:*
London, by the Roe. Francis M. Diode,
Ambrose Norton, of Fslohing. Kali, to Mary Jam,
fourth daughter of the late Mr. Robert Cblpp, al Bei-
street, Darehester.
November 3, at Trinity Church, Weymouth. by Its
Rey. J. D. Addison, William Hoary RipPse,
Charlotte Jane, second daughter of Mr. RiskardDsle,
of Spring Gardens, Weymouth,
November 4, at the Wade) aa ChapelMl=B.B
Rev. G. Praneis White, Mr. J..
Miss Jeanette Chammen.
November 5, at the parish &with, Winfrith, by
the Rev: G. Philippe, Mr. Wia. Beseembo• tml /1/11
Burton, eon of Mr. James Itagoembe, builder, lo ~,,,,.
/looks, of Prestos.
November 5, at the parish church, Swanefo. hi bbs
Rey. DUAO4II Travers, Mr. Riehardillrows,
of High-street, to Mary 11.,, youngest dweller Of
Andrew Hill, of Durlestose
November 7, at John". OCll=rbal'oortland.
_Atha
Rev. H R
enry Jononr, vicar, . B. Liget. Sefol
' Marine Light Infantry, to Martha Criabell.
ea
daughter of the late John Early Rideerl 71. r
Ringwood.
November 8, at Dorchester, Mr. William Goaldebsell.
of Epping, Base:, to Rmina. youngest daughter al Mr-
William Bailey, of Wool.
November 10, at the Wesleyan Chapel, pariastls,.
by the Rev. J. Hugill, William Davis, of Greve Bid*
logs, to Mies E. Randall, second daughter of Mr. J.
Randall, Grove Buildings, Dorehester.

DZATIIB
October 21, at Bournemouth, Wliliam Beery Bt7ll.
of Salisbury. aged 26.
October 27. as 29, Park.street, Weymouth Kr. icals
Brown. saddler, aged 30 years.
October 28, at Weymouth, Sophia MASI 4411.1
daughter of the lit. Major Charles have, of duo Kamer
Heuer Ditehast. tiornerset.
, October 29, at Rumford Kills, Verwood, Hants. Mr
James Williana Mayor, foe limey years a reddest Charlton Marshall, aged 77 years.
October 30, at Ownington, the wile of Mr. WOO'
aged 61.
November 4, at Bournemouth. William Cramer,
Youngest sou of John Timms, Bey., of (lesion. Alla.
trait., aged six months.
November 4, at Bournemouth. Marti* Orahls
Mostieon, Eiq. late Her Malosty's Consul at Milk^ Fneada aro requested to atimpt this tatiumbiek
November G, at hie resides... Levehili. WiBaug
Forest, George Woodroffe Franklyn, Bisq.. Dsgt:
Lieuterutut for Middlesex, end formerly M.P. fes
In his 75th year.
November 8, died suddenly at Wield* 4100
wife of Thomas Burt, aged 22.
N°7omhes U. at I.rtiree Boneietreet, Wernmel46,„"
Henry Hunk 'god 38. He had suffered tram quer=
fits, but was in the Guildhall at the chooging of 6fils Mayor, when he wont home, ao:= of a gab in
his head, and died alsorilY beton
November 1.3, at South-street, Dorehostee, Umlaut
daughter of Mr. J. Gay.

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