The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-07 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND MIRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1871.
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• Mid fee a Midler advance, but mks are very limited: Halt. HEMP, FLAX, AND JUTV.
1 beidey is dull, at late rate.; mocks of grinding ate much „
n„....nd re perrcsr.mrorrre money Is obtained. Main from 'Pres.—Our markt t for Manilla eontinues to draop ant hot&
. Oats are in fair request, tied 3d !Vince cone& rade ihspositom to effeet mks, but buyers call;
suavity. is is per q
to rd per m higher only he teolpfed 1,,
but the tone • Ftax.— N... Zeala 11 nd very 11,iCi, ;I•li bales found buyer.. at
pluctiniva, tel.— Market fairly attended,
ie. bole Eng:ish wheat meta slow sale and if regolm Prieea, as .raging a J.:dine vf about 40. pm tots VII the
• quiet "41 w d • • while fond rat
ararrele - vow is per qr ea sr , foreign was pd cs -urrent this day fortnight.
etao
pr,
ce.beuo
sa ta,,, day ...it• but in limited Jun.—There ha. heen an extensive business passing for
u.sleTteken more freely: and brought Id to Id arrival tioring the week, the tratemetlons summing up 23,304
. bales, at per on its sailers' favour, particularly for the Ilrd.
req • •••••—• vious rate..
141 45irrel":rud.er
,Pre_itheat in fair and at the commence. standard tireck marks which have heen driven up to e,26 I
per
I. a ...death'. value was asked, and In ton, and at this figure there are now no further
men helm°"•
ouese men
I. per mat more eue made for beet qualities, see Drums: —Our flax market has continued very flr t .1
wire ffive• Is at lean one lestann. Towards the close, how. the upward movement of prices haa remised a frcdtin:i
eree, the marine drooped. the &mull Wog lay slow, and from the prospects of an early terminatiqn of the war. 'The
6d
66,
.6,,t
as. perhaps aeurtared. %butte, extreme rates now required by holdei however, tend to cheek
me cases lan week's priers only were realised. Harley bustnen,
in
• am per.s were eumitudii as yet week, ot--11, the usatkets of Ole pro‘inee supplie
• 7.17,.Xte.de ; 440 taper hr eras made for one lot for gloomily were not large. le some cases advaneed pries. were
µrealised; but In Use majority of the markets former rates pre
yd. Other Cora gliellinged-
T lOC—Wheat, 12. to 601; barley, (grinding) 35.
ats ; malting ditto,. Us to Me; ado, 254 to 225 per qr. r lour,
Lisle 40e per act. Beef, 81 to led ; veal, Gd to lid ; mutton,
ed tild per lb ; pork, 10.10 d to 10. Od per score. lflan 7ed
to Ind per lb ; cheese (Dorset), 4.4. to 65. per cwt. Butter
(Pre), le tid per lb. Mgr, Is to 0, 0.1 per dosen.—ln-
„ioes, Reim, Wheat, Or/ qr.; £ll3 ; price per quarter
a Ils.
Ilastreselea, lel—Wheat, 11l quarters 4 built.; average
i 2 15. Old per quarter, Oen, 163 quarter. 4 both.;
,rrage enCe. Llge 7id per qtainer. Harley, 360 quarter. 4
avenge price, gl 414
jet.—Wheat, 151 qr*. ; average price. bls forl per
,I„neser. Barley, OD gra ; averse price, 460 44 per quarter.
oass, 100 Angle, Igloos Di per guano,. Beet bread,
6t,1 tke MUM. Fresh butter, lid per lb. Fat pigs, 10. Gd
per score.—Driga, 22; caPret, 30: bones, 5 ; pig.,
bed fee sale • few superior
boasts, which SON Si • lash linCe.
animatiOs wee noticed in the grain trade
at Mark Lane, and the trameetiens actually concluded
ern ter tom being rateneve. Prima, however, were • ithout
rt„ Important alteration from Wednesday lan. There were
ted errivals of both Vegllsh and foreign wheat on sale, the
d,see of which was generally bderior. The trade ruled
u-ri and ems dilikelty was experienced in realizing previous
t':B!reeeissa There wise nod show of making barley, which
e,id slowly at barely recent tate.. Onnding descriptions were
changed. Malt was dull, and values we nominal. The
market was stealthy supplied a ;th oats The inquiry wan
iesetive, but prime were unaltered. Nem and pees ruled
quiet, but values wen sustained. There was a moderate
demand for barrel Gear, for wtskh fug rates were obtained.
Teens and cozzu mark. were quiet, but unchanged. Arrivals:
—erlaest, , 660 tire; barley, linglish, 1,553 qn ; malt,
English. WO qr.; oats, foreign, 2,11100.1rE beans, English, 230
Mit Pals WO spa ; flour. 3 brie ,460
Lismareot,nr-Illee earket was lb y attended, and the
transeetions wen the fewest reported for • low time. Holders,
therefore, to make progress is. side. found it necessary to con-
cede id teed per metal tram Tuesday's rates, but few eared to
take abateineet. Flour stow, and I. buys!: favour.
Barley, and peaa dell, and writers& The business In
laden core was at a reekeeelea 0444 per quarter.
W _inl.—Wkasi was finely held for ths extreme
prices of lea Friday, but the bedew pasalog was of • retail
lender. Haley was quiet, at led week's prices. Beam and
oats fully Maim
notrestuntee, Seit—Oeir market to-day was thinly attended:
Wheat was held for a further advance of Is to Is per querter,
bet the trade sses not brisk. Harley and oats 66 per quarter
Mares. Beene sad peas mane, at fully late isles, Flour to
per mck deans*. Wheat, per load, £l4 to £l6; barley,
grinding, per qr.,lloa to II.; malting ditto, 36. to 410; sate,
per tr., fis to ; beans, per qr., 46. to 60s; peas, per qr., 40a
io Cie; malt, peep., 74. to 12.; low, per each, 40$ to 41..
maim, per qr. Us to 375.

MONEY MARKET.

On the Stock Exchiusge a general and severe ilecloic he
taken place in values, owing to an impreetioli that a restora
Uoa of peace or tile Continent will immediately caws, a rapid
rise in the vsme of imam.
Consols have given way I per cent Irmo the highest IMAM of
last week, basing been done at UI 91i
There has heen a rise In the rats-, of diaconal to 2i to d per
cent, for short dated paper. Bank minimum still remains at
plif cent. On the Stock Exchange adsances from day to
day are made on British government securities at 11 to 3 per
cent:

F.;.1-

LDIUMIANT AND BILAIITIYDV HAIR.- —Mrs. S. A.
Adieu's " World's Hair Restorer or !ironing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to it..
youthful colour s. d beauty, and with the first a; ,dioa.
ton a beautiful ul ocatdolightlel fragrltlice to
the hair. It stop* Hair from fallinz off. It proven. s
baldness. It promotes luxuriant giowth ;no oh- rpr
potation will produce the same henclicial result. In Is re..
bottles —Piice Si: Shillings. Sold by Ghemi.N and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 2C6, High I lob 'rm.
Loudon.— Funelit LDltr.3l'n IlAl It, Mrs. Alleti'm "Zylobal•
s.imuni" for exceeds soy pomade or hair oil, mid hat
delightful Hair. Dressing; it is a distinct and eels rats
preparation from the Restorer, and its use riot moulted
with it. Price of Zylobalsaaium, Three Shillings.

Amnon To MOTasts.—Are you broken of your rest
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting teal,/
Go ad once to a chemist and get • bottle of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natursl quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain. and the little cherub a vakes on bright iv; •
button." It has been, long in use in Amenci, and Is
highly recommended by medical men. It ia very
pleasant to take; it soothes the chill ; it softens the
cm. allays
tsall pain,
the t illnieovweits
remedy
rikruldaytesmethrye
and ilii and
rrhom, vrbether arising from teething or other
causes. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and see that "Curtis and Perkins, New York
and London," is on the outside wrapper. No mother
should be without it.—Sold by all medicine dealers at
Is. lid. fee Bottle. London Depot, 493, Orford Street.

New Murex l'ocxer VZSTA Box wrrn PATEFI
Signiori COVlLL—Bryguit and May have reoezatly in•
troduced • very useful little Pocket Vesta /lox with •
most ingenious and simple spring cover; it, is a novelty
in every way, and will soon come into very general
use—being of metal Instead of card, and retailed filled
with vestal at one peony. Any Tobacconist, Groom,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.

C 11•12,111011 TO THB WORLD.—The Bristol Daily
Timm and Mirror, August Mb, has the following
Ilimsr• J. C. Swan and Co., of 16, Queen-square, in
this city, have invented a pocket microecope, which is
• marvel in ell that nob en instrument should be. It
has great power, remarkable definition, and does not
require focussing. The Cheapness of the article will
make it exceedingly popular when it. merits are inure
widely known. t is the " onssot allarodooow. •
and is • greet credit to the inventor, as much for its
extreme simplicity as its power.—The Ircs,orit Daily
l'rees says : The Bristol Microscope fits • magnifying
power of 20,(1k) times, kn., kn.—The Weser* Daily
Telegraph says: The Bristol Microscope is the most
compact and useful seieetifia instrument we have ever
seen ; it possesses extraordinary power, and is very
easily managed, Ste. The price of the Bristol Microscope
is only 2s. or, free by post, with printed directions, for
D 3 stamos.—Addreiss, J. C. Swan and Co., Opticians,
16, Queen-square, Bristol.

From the year 1610 to 1707, tea ire* sold at sixty
hillings per pound, a striking contrast with the prices
of the present icy; good quality, however, as well as
lowness of pries, is desired by the public, therefore
Horniman's Pure Tea secures • preference, being
uniform in stiength, delicious in flavour, and truly
cheap. Supplied only in packets. Agents in this
locality are advertised in our columns.

SOMETHING WORM KNOWIEG.—Tme STollaCit,
TEI Idelt, AID TEI LUSGS.—Theso three organs
may be termed the banks of human life, for on the
stoppage of their respective functions there ensues
unavoidable ruin to the irystem: In the atogpsch we
daily make deposits, the current interest of which we
Immediately receive by means of good digestion and
assimilation in tho shape of renewed strength, the
liver presiding at the " °meter," and the lunge signing
the "cheque," as it were, or at any rate making an
"acknowledgment" by their vigorous action. But to
secure this exceedingly pleasant state of things these
three all-important organs must be maintainei in good
working order, and for thia purpose, as long inculcated
by Professor Holloway, • healthy state of the stomach
must be scoured in the first instance, for it is there that
our food undergoes the first great change which
relfianig" pitrintrodplbeer icme redblTtmwashicllloi ilotwheayonZ
invent those wonderful ras which the experience of
each succeeding year more and more recommends to
every community throughout the universe. In effect,
by the benign infilence of these Pills, the stomach
never fails to do its appointed work with the food
entrusted to it, by • quick, e oty, and imperoeptible
digestion, the liver is maintained in regular order,
si crating its bill in appropriate quite, ity and quality,
and the lungs fan the fisme of life without stress or
hindanoe. Such is the result of Holloway's Pills in
every ease, as thousands have attested, not only in the
United Kingdom, but in every other country through.
out the globe —for the fame sod good repute of
Holloway's medicines have reached every land from the
far North to the uttermost South—vit.:neer humanity
exists to be sfflicited by disease ; and it is their never-
failing good effect on the stomach, the liver, and the
lungs that has won for them this well-deserved repeti-
tion. No wonder, then, that scierooly a vessel leaves
our port for foreign parts without carrying out supplies
of Holloway's medicines, shipped by order of mires-
poedents ever eager to receive them, and that every
druggist in the United Kingdom, from John O'Grosts
[louse to Land's End—whatever may be his other
deficiencies- always takes care to have a good stock
of frolleseae'a Pills and Ointruent.—The London
Correspondent.

TZX new gunboats sere to be badt in the ensuing
year.
ALL the cadets and boys throughout the naval serviee
have boon ordered to be re-vaccinated.
Mt KIRKMAN Howson, M.P. for Bristol, has sub-
seribed V.lOO to the Trench ltelief Fund.
TIM Birmingham Edneation League has resolved to
oppose in every way the inoresso of grants to denomi-
national schools.
On Wednesday night two lads, mimed Thomas
Wright and Isaac Brooks, of Ashby-de•la•Zouch, while
skating on Willealy Pool, in the park of the Countess
of Leudoun, fell into the water and were drowned.
THZ Marquis of Normanby has been appointed
Governor of Queensland in the place of Colonel
Macke!.
A bill has been submitted to the Greek Chamber of
Deputies granting £lO,OOO sterling to Mrs. Lloyd for
the murder of her husband by brigands at Marathon
last year.
Tag Record sap the author of "The fright at Dame
Eurepa's School"is • Minor Canon at Salisbury Oaths-
draL who belongs to "the muscular school of
EsuLieuChfistianity."
fi•Liton.—The first produce of the English
rivers for 1871 arrived in London lams Thursday. This
was represented by four fine Avon salmon captured at
Christehuroh. The fish were in fine condition and of
a good
lat Nth; ay:IIE4;J salarigatt Sti ar
over lla.meri
paper states that, among 140 applicants recentlyfor
admission as cadets at the Military Academy at West
Point, more than 50 failed at the preliminary exam'.
nation in the " four ground rules of arithmetic' and in
the simplest spelling.
Tall authorities at Davenport late on Tuesday night
received instructions from head quarters to commission
the Tyrian gunboat for immediate service. Within 24
hours the order was complied with, and she Is now
lying at Plymouth, ready manned, provisioned, armed,
end supplied with ammunition, and ready to sail.
ANCITIZZ JRIFIL ROBBIRT.—EsrIy on Tuesday
morning • daring robbery was effected on the eremites
of Mr. Jan. Winkle, High-street, West Bromwich.
The robbers had boiod a large hole through the
shutters by mains of a centre•bit. They had thin
smashed a thick plate-glass window, and thus suc-
ceeded in nearing a large number of watches, and
about fatty gold weddlnprings, the whole being veined
at from £6O to £7O.
Antwen.—The following noceent shows the economy
of bankruptcy on • small scale:—" The Bankruptcy
186 L —ln the lolanda of —, of , a
bankrupt.— Statements of the account+ to be sent to
every creditor who has proved (sec. 130).—1n tbe
°minty Court of - :—Reoeipte.—From tale of
effects, Ell 18i. 101., from debts, 1:28 13s. ILL—total,
£4O 12s, od. Paruents:—For solicitor's bill, Ell is. ;
for messenger's bill, fa 44. 44; for registrar's and
official sasignoes' fees, £7 13s. 7d. ; for C mot, Court
fees on proceedings against debtors, £3 10s. Gil.;
auctioneer's charges, El 3s. 6d. ; rent, 1.7 De.; balance
£2 6s. 10d—total, £4O 12s. 91 . Official
Assignee.'
FATAL biLl, EXPLOZIO/I.—Shertly before three
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon a boiler connected
with a small steam-engine at Clookhonsefum, Mann-
inglasm, new Bradfore, suddenly exploded, doing cen•
misrelate damage to property and killing a child of
three years, son of Ilr. N. A. Jewett, on the spot.
The boiler, torn in fragments, was carried long dista....-
and the boiler-house and barn were instantly rk
to ruins. The child, who was sitting upon one of the
lop of wood, was so frightfully mutilated al hardly to
be recognised. Mr. Jewett laud several men, though
closely exposed le danger, escaped se if by • muscle.
Some of them were blown to a distance.
Al ANOVITOR Or THZ ItarrLann ramiLY.—air John
Manners, @cooed son of the first Earl of Ifellaud, and
who was consequently groat grandson of the sister of
KiXd ward IV, is the one member of this illustrious
with whom fladdon is especially connected.
This John Manners, before be was knighted, hewer
attached to Dorothy Vernon, the youngest daughter
and co-heiress of Sir George Vernon of Haddon all,
known furled wide as " the Kin el the Peak," as we
have related in our last chapter. Disguised, it is said,
as a forester or woodman. John Manners for some time
lived in the woods about Haddon, in the hope of ob-
Wain/ occasional elitur•+B of, and stolen interviews
hweitorb,leorhoort.hondy Veourrodroon
her
oafrt
oleoughtohnosbooowkooed ioupthhaits
owoleounty of Leicester, and there married her. The
story of this romantic elopement is one of the pleas-
anted episodes in the history of liaddon, and will
have solo to be slimed to, later on. By that marriage
the grand old mansion of Haddon Hall, and the Derby.
shire property of the "King of the Peak." Wood into
the family of Manners, and helped to swell its already
large rent-roll of estates. --An i Attires& Yebroor.V.

HOLLOWAY'S PlLL.—Thero is nothing in the whole
" Mated% Medias.' like these meticaments for the
certainty of their action in lumbago, sciatica, tic
doloreux. and all flying or settled pains in the nerves
and muscles. Diseases of this nature originate in bad
blood and depraved humours, and until them ale
oorrected there can be no perinsment cure. The
ordinary remedies may afford temporary relief, bill in
the end always disappoint the sufferer. Hollo•ay's
Ointment penetrates the human system as salt pene-
trates meat, and the rills greatly assist and accelerate
its operation by clearing away all obstruction, and
, giving tone to the system generally. The pro,Aylastici
I virtues of Holloway's remodi,s stand unrivalled.

CURS or COISOMPTION BY lle.. LococK's PaLmosio
W Arum— From Mr. Richard Meredith, h.ngton. Hereford.
shire.—"l had a violent cought ina.ly persons gave their
opinion that I should not be lung in this world. I had the
first advice to no purpose, when, after using Dr. Lococke
Wafers, lain now as well an ever. It is my opinion that those
Wafers are a gift from Ood."—Dr. Dscoek's Pointonic Wafers
e instant mlici Lod a rapid cure of asthma, consumption,
coughs, and all disorders of the breath and lungs. All throat
affections are immediately relieved by allowing one occasionally
to dissolve In the mouth. To ringers and public speakera they
are Invaluable lor Melling and strengthening the soico. They
have a plea: lint Mete. Price Is lid, Is 9J, 4651, and Ile per
box. Sold by all Druggists.. Cacnox.—Evev 13. x of the
genuine medicine has the words " Dr; Lococles Wafers" in
white kiters on a red gr0.(16,1 in the Uovernment Stamp, w ith-
out which word, oil are Counterfeits and an Imposition

A Talms-aPoorirtn, (no more) of the American" Rand
Sea Koss Patine" will pnalttee one quart of the most
delicious Blum Mange, Custarl Padding, Charlotte
Russo, ate. No more health-giving or nutritious artiele
of food has ever been discovered, not only for produc-
ing the finest table Delicac.es and Desserts, but for
Infants', Children's. aul Invalids' food. It is • pre-
paration to be wlcouie as • staple dish in over
household in Europe; made from Steam Refined Irish
Moo or Carrageen, fresh from the (mean, combining the
fragrance of the sea-breece with its health-giving
qualities. In Shilling Packets, sold every-where Rand
dea Hose Farina Company, 266 High Holborn, London,
and Park-plsoe, New York, U.S.

WLII IILAPa.-000 of the beat war main published
is that presented through tho medium of the 111 recoil
by the saanufaaturers of the Gleolield Starch, to all
purchaser+ of that popular artiolo. Grocers may have
hem by applying threat.

WomDZIFUL EFFICACY or Mt. CitIOSICYIF S.
EMMY roll Consutirrlog.—See the now edition
(116th) of Mr. George Thomas Congreve's book " Oa
Consumption of the Lunge; or, Decline, and the Only
Successful Treatment ' • showing that formidable dis.
cue. to be curable in all its 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 Stamps.

" HAM RINEWIR" is an excellent
heir droviing for risitodt4 grey or f silod heir to its original
euhute without dyeing it—producing the colour within the
subatence ~f the hair—imparting a peculiar vitality to the
roots —preventing the hair him falling —keeping the bead cool,
dean, an4l true from dasidriff —causing 11€11/ nairs to grow
unless the balr.glands are entirely decayed. "Th. Mexican
hair renewer" radios the hair molt, glossy and luxuriant.
Certificate from Gr. Veranann on every bottle. 8,4 d by
Chowlvta and PerfUrOVTS at Sc ed. or sent to any addrew free
on receipt of 34 lid in stamps,-11. C. Gallup, Proprietor, 43.1,
Oxford-street London.

Tar Warr FoR SRN CORN OF PAINING IN
EWLO IN LAMBING. —Ono of the most practical sheep
-
breeders of our time, and the composer of one of the
best addresses extant on the " iiroeding and Manage.
meet of Sheep" (Mr. Henry Wood.), hu pronounced
Day, son and Hewitt's "Chemical Extract" Oka a
dreaming) the best remedy known in eases of hearing
and paining in bad times of lambing. "The 'Chentunil
Extract,'" says Mr. Woods, "ii soothing, healing, and
possesses no irritating properties." He calls it in
another part of his book, "One of the most valuable
farmer's friends yet brought out." Hero, then, is •
noble remedy, and one most easy of application. So
legible arc its directions for use, that • shepherd who is
I able to read the alphabet cannot fail to understand
I hem. 22 Dorset-sliest, Baker-street. London, W.

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LITILIATIONAL KIWIITos 07 isn.—With regard
I. ill° foreign onanrinationi, Bolan= has &POW ter A
large bureau of sparse and baring obtained eomewhat,
has uked for more. Sweden and Norway will folly
ac°llP, lior niece allotted to thus Scandinavian kingdom& In addition to the artieles they will exhibit
under tbe ordinu7 conditions, the have 156144 t°
ereet a model sellool-honee on the ground' joining
the gallerien, to fill it with their sonolutie
and In fee& to transport to London a working modal
or rather ea salad somple, of a northern 'abed.
Under the primmest state of public feeling on this salr
jest this idu is maineetly happy, and ita secompllsh•
meet Gan hardly fail to ware a great SIMMS The
smaller German states will fill their respUtively
allotted divons. The kingdem of Hangar, claims as
establishment altogether repainte from that of at.
Mistrial' dominions of King Fraseia Joseph, Repro
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destines of ancient or mediaeval work. of Art ate
admissible, and are expesied, in ussiderable *amber%
from the aumant_Austrlas, and Hungarian *stet&
The poreelain of Munich and of Berlin will be, it le
hoped, adegestely represented. as will Spode, generally
an thormuhly Al to Denmark, nothing is yet
&aide& We an. that no raisandiinitanding may
preveflt a fine dbplay of the products of a gallant
smeary between whieh and ourselves Itbove ought to
exist the warmed empathy. No little Danish blood
rima in way lish veins. No foreigner so soon, or
ZsgiinkOis the Now—Art Journal,
so
ran"

EITZLOILDIDAILT 0011$ OT • COMM DT Pommli'e
BILIALII or ANIIIDID—" Her Majesty's Gun Boat,
Wiok, North Beat Coast of Soolland, 7th
September, 1864.—Dear Sir,—llaving had a most dis-
tressing and severe cough, which caused me many sleep-
less nights Ldd realign days, I was recummended by
His Lordship, the Earl of Caithness, to try your moist
invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and I can assure you
with the first dose I found immediate relief, even with.
out having to suspend my various duties ; and the first
smell bottle completely cared use ; therefore I have the
greatest confidence in fully recommending it to the
million. Molt respeetfully yours W. Linsell, H.MG.B.
Mr. Powell. Powell's Balsam of Aniseed
au be had of all Chemist& In bottles at Is. lad., and
Sk. 3,1. Warehouse, 15, Blsakfriars.road London.
Aak for "Powell' Bassin of Aniseed."

To the rich u well u the artisan and the labourer
the mete perfeetion O workmanship of tho movement
and aeursey in timekeeping axe requisite ; and, in
order to meet the avocation and position of cur pur-
chaser, Kr, J. W. Benson, of the Cry Stearn Works,
66 mad 60, Ludgate Hid, &ea old B md•street, London,
has, for many years past, paid dose attention to the
production of watches and docks. which are odopted for
all classes and climates, and at prioes ranging from £2
to 200 /einem Illustrated pamphleta on watch and
eke* nuking, with designs of Jewellery, M., fa/warded
pad Ins, ea ralleilla tWO akiark

U 8& SWAN and ZDOAIt are now Wain, the recently
81, announced queries@ et Lyons of BILILIS and V irxv
These goods are of lint-class manufacture. comprising a variety
of Makes and Styles and cooeklerably under present value.
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'SWIM SWAN snd EDOAR can reootamsod their
" & and & ' el BLACK SILII for Weal.

IfB. SWAN and EDGAR be to all natal satiation
M. to their lap Stock of Mrdtablo tor WEDDING
TROUSSEAUX sad INDIAN 0

mnw.

SWAN Lod ISKIAIt, 9 to 11, PICIIADILLY,
hod IS to 93, 110911:11T-8111RET, LODI DON, W.

meat,

ifAcanuay RZOISTEIL—Listo of £50,000 worth of
MI MOINES and MACHINERY on man —Poet tree
.
Apply L 0. Bonk BoTrotrest., SWUM.

MO, NUMENTAL SCULPTUKIL --Granite, Mutt* and
atone Tombs en view. The largest stock in the King-
IMPERMEABLE I.I6TTIREI LEAD.—Garrte, 6S,
Resent's Quadrant, London. W.

DIUDFORDII PArforr . 'owe WAMUM Y AMU=
Jal Wringing, Kindling. Odisoddriarg, Maolddes, Laundry
orqufidda Oxford Priam Mums Soo oxtdo=atzl by
post, 1111. floshotrodt, Loam. Cathedra atom

£lllll CAMBRIC FRILLING. Yell LLGIFR.
Clombhdag llmams sid Dunittlity.—Pialat.

DILLIARD TABLIIII.—THUBBTON and Co., Billiard Table
Mennteetarece. By appoiatmeat to HM. *be Queen, and
111.11.11. li. Prime a Wake. Einablielmd lilla 14, CNithinine-
INNo4l,,Ersselett, W.C. Lite on application.

vet;

seyTOWIIIII No. 1 Ginger Wins no be equalled. Belk
IC by Grocers sod Coolsetioeses.
Ilansibesceiss—Loodoa sod LiverpooL
ar Ask for MIMICS Britisb Wines al all kiwis

13 AKER and CRISP'S CHEAP SILKS.
£20,000 worth from 1 (11.:INSA the DRESS.
Patterns free to any part. 198, Regent Street, London, W.

WWI'S odebrusd Dublin Stout. Amnon Bomar
=Bewailingland but oes.
and tams on applicstion. °

U
NJINHOUBNB coo now be Produced, by Judkdous
blosika of WOOD, IRON sod CLAM, kr the
low sum cd IL—For parbbrulars, mod ribriPY.
DIMIII3 sod COMPANY, Anchor Nooks, Csbadord.

TllOlOllll DYEEL-111 OOLOUSI, ed. eado.-11.11theN13,
WOOL. Lila, mamma. amissgay droi I lo
ainstai whisout rein She buds.
Tali lastruotloos supplied. Cd Ml Clissaista.

ULSONIC isoks, etc. The
M. [Argot glSlVlnCtlitiTeltn=ss. THS
MASON, s Weakly Nowspspar, prise Twosome. Propeistor
Skso. Kisonss, 1 $, sod 4, LW* -Britain, Ueda&

Illustntad

MICHTURE, go., Delivered Carriage Free,
r priced lists of FURNITURE. BEDSTEADS, and BEDDING
UPHOLSTERY, dx, Gratis, ine post.
The Largait block of Furnwhing Roquisites in London to
a grct from, suitable for complotelv furnishing any clam el
house, and at prices never before offered for warranted
articles.
Good Brussels Carpetx 2s, 11d., Tapestry Brunets Is.9K.
and newest and most elegant designs, and best quality 211.
All goods warranted.
NIL WAINE'S Wholesale, Export and Complete Heuer
FUrniahlng Warehou-es, 131 to 139, Ntartngton Butts.
Faclories—Cramptou-Kreet, and Frederick-place, London.

°LtBILMEIIII.—W. G. ITLISTB Ibriaid BLACK
d ffilltrlblZO by all Ilbopkespera

LLD.

fILSAIfIIXIIOI.—W. 0. NIXIM SOltood BLACK LL&D
V kw podding gem, In., equal to burniabout dad,
without "TAN or dual

FIRE

MILNER'S STRoNU LioLDFAST aud
-4 4 RESISTING, (noti-owulucting and staam-ret
SAFES, CHESTS, DOORS, and STRONG ROOMS Cuttni
the Improvement. suggested by half a Century's expWrlesse la
the manufacture of nearly *OO,OOO Wee, which now keep Ur
Gook., Deed., Oich anal raluabtes of the Nobility, Clergy, aEll
(huAry of the kingdom ; and if the nvolasional and omeighth
dal men of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Lark
fatinbre' Glasgow, be.: Dublin, Belfast, and the wo
many hundredo of which have saved their cadent. dew
tractive Fire, and attack. of Burglar.. Mum's hods
seie Work., hanCrPool. Depota : Liverpool, limiekoWArit,
SlielDeld, Leeds, liulL Loudon Depotpa:==aggeg.
ay, near Oa Bonk al &glad. PO%
pull Mow

LD PATTIIHN SHOOTING BOOT B.
Newt o wpm them. Rawls leather taps, soft, porous,
sad watesproot with the old Magna bark fth mole %slim,
made by L W. WORMY, 114, 11d, (Oakley Ceram), Mem
Wear thidge•road, : am. at 1, Nalgravemaseloss, Lembo,
B.W. A welbsammed stook oa head, or made to memare at a
short wild. Two Print Mils UK killthild&OLS,
L Mos OIL

in the morning,
COMPARE BARBER and COMPANY'S RICH SYRUPY
BONING 00N00, at 2a., IV HAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this world
()racera and othen at 24. 6d. and Is. ri.er lb. VV. it is difficult to say, judging from the numerous
to whirl] it is applied. We know what a
Pavement. Timber), EC., Guru' Loudon Bridge,, S.E., 27 4, littrrrney can do, if invented in the purchase of a Itr.ir
Regent Circus. W.; le, Groat litchi/cid-street, N., and 10t, of PROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal rem..ly
Westbournc Grove, flayamtcr, W.
wthOth hithatOWsioldEebtayblletiumeta, be,Gniceeliereb'Weeti EL. 22, purposes
nut Birm,no., for all disorders of Om Liver, within reach of ell who
coUNTRY tablishum its, Quad • „ •
5.4 147, • auffer frum Bile. Cuative.s, unpleasant Taste of Mouth
North-street, Brightot.
A hEIV WAX C.ANDLE, Cal per ib., for k —u—sen tit -burn of 3%414, rivrimnat,g in the Head, lac. They are gentle
Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Dimness
Cburclostreet, Liverpool ; Corn atroot, urnioi ,
candlefor parlour and pleasant in tht ir otter:Akio, require no confinement,
wi"
innal "°wpieudi"nndt candle nor alteration of (lir t, and may be taken by both oozes
perpaid to all lb"
mussy in Lopdtran'Paren(A•bi 01 all age,. See te iuls. Prepared only by A. J.
°a.
rued EVAnn, Chemist (se" "n"
Proud),
O•III.—VILMAT anu V ..,•etsenhatn-court- , cceriaor to Mr. Dorchester.
(near tbe Chapel), and 10t, New Goodwtroet, W. Sold by all respectablu armlets every where in boxes
is. lid. each.

turtio

EVANS'S

INFANTS

FOR NEUALLOI

E_ VANS'S
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-NE Criiiii A , -
TIC. DOLERZU X,

FACICiefiZ
PILLS.

EVANS'S

FEMALE

MIVANS'S
11 TOOTH-ACHE
SPECIFIC.
FOR CHILDRI

EVANB'S

COUG H

SYRUP.

twat TBRTRING. kc.
A sale sod effectual remedy fos
Wind, Gripinp in the Bowels,
Restlessness at N,ght, ko. Re-
moves instantly the above dis-
orders to ',hi& infancy is liable
dating teething, giving comfort
and repose to libe eild, and
peaoe and gladness to the parent.
Bold in hostiles 7id., 1
and la Bd. sash.

FOR INDIO]

EV A NS'S

OILLRLES

CL&REES

DIGESTIVE

EVAN S'S

FRAUD'S

BENIDICT

EV ANB'S
REMEDY
PM
PILES.

FOR THE

Ey ANS'S

SAJLBUCIN B.

aUb,aur tint

Eableg.

LONDON AND 130IITR-WISTIMN.
UT TII•111116

cieia• ST 1 lb.
1
4.1414. u., A. 51.1 A.M. P 11. P. 14 .M. P•
Wani"ln • • I sets salts ate set lOU
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t."`4', u• • • • •• 646 .. elllt 61 .. essay
.:0,,,.. .. .. .. sys hyd. 521' 1 1 4 6XIIO W
W 6,41.41... .. 66,i9 9 99 111 611 5401' 18
Poole 1114,Pert• •• ..j 7 101 9 146 114 6
1 Rally° •• —t71n9431 It 6 66 7 1.6 • •
11130,1101,1 dal, 034, .. . 560 1 0515 aal
Wlmborne .. .. .. I 711 9 fib 155 557 3 11411 WI
Soili.huthamor..wkrauen .... .... ....
9145.41.1 111
6154 11 63151
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Rinswood • • 7le lops. 111 5 73, 71677 64
London .. .. .. 11 14 2005 4310 10 .._
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a Third clam from Weymouth end D0r4....er J. 1/0100611
Only. b Tst, train Ix Thiel 0',.. / lO te Dar-
chester oaly, and rails at Smlthampt n bucllA. 0 ROI* OS
Saturday.. and on other dor by amni to tube up pimesors
for Southuoptou And beyond

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