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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

BULTHS.

November 8, at Portland, the wife of Mr. Thorne.
'tingle, of H.ILB. Poen, of a UM
November IT, at lak% Hotuib, Wilts, the wife of the
day. Edward 1104 km, of • son.
November 19, at Iwerne Minster, the wife of Mr. J.
R. Mitchell, of a son.
November 20, at Landford House, near Salisbury, the
wife of Commander Hon. Maurice H. Nelson, H.M.S.
Royalist, of • daughter.
November 21, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. J.
Secant, brewer, of a son.

Pringle,

November 23, at Wareham, the Wife of Mr.
Marshothiay, °hernia aoddreggiot, of • doubter.
November 23, at Blond/ord, the wife of Mr. Bran.
combo, ot a son,

hiARRLAGRS.
November 16, at the perish shurnh Of Blivitree,
Exeter, by the Rev. A. F.,chater, M.A., rector of
Nantwich, assisted P ,by the en. the Archrleitoon of
North Devon. the Rev. Edward Geoghegan, M.A., in.
ou inherit of B' ardsea,Landeashire, to Margaret Elisabeth,
daughter of the Rev. Henry Erskine Head, N. A., late
rector of Feniton, Defeo, and niece of Sir Francis B.
Head, Bart., sometime Governor of Upper
Canada.
November 16, at Fon SlN...Padre:, it, the Rev. E.
C. Collard, Wiliam rinolaKeut, of Afflington, Cone
Cavil°, third son Of aria Lent, Esq., Lynch, to Alice
Susan, eldest diiiighter of the late Charles Hawkins, of
Alton Palioins.
November 18, at St. Saviour's Church, Bath, by the
Rev. C. ViZl3, LA., Mr. Charles James Hyatt, of
Uxbridge, Middlesex, to Mary Ann, only daughter of
the late Mr. E. Bishop of Parkstone, near Poole.
November 21, at Sturminster tianball, by the Rev.
C. K.. Paul, Mr. James Arnold, second lan."( Mr. Aaron
Arnold, of South Lytphetg to Miss Matilda Everett,
fourth daughter ref Kr. B. Everett ,of Sturminster
Marshal.
Notelitber 23, at the Registrar's Office, Dorchester,
Mr. William Padfteld, painter, to Miss Martha Inn,
fourth daughter of Mr. James Cross, of Spettisbary.
DE &TBS.

November 14, at Nord Ailiagten, Thomas, son o
Mr. Joseph Mistier( see, aged three years.
November 15, at Tarrant Keyneston, Falzaboth, relict
of the late Rev. Henry Austin.
November 15, at Church-lane Bridport, of measles,
William aged 3 years, and Joseph, aged lá years, sone
of Mr. Henry Ackerman.
November 16, at Wimborne, Sarah, widow of the
Rev. John Wickens, of Glanville:l Wootton, Dorset, in
her 92n4 year.
November 16, at , of scarlatina,
Sarah, daughter of Mr.
4
November 16, as o;nteele"mrs.. of
sofs. of Mr.

of congestion of
of Mr. Edward
only stir-
, Parr, pi Law
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

WHEN YOU ASK FOR

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
SEE THAT YOU GET rr,
Al inferior kinds are often substituted. It is sold by
all Grocers, Chandlers, k 4., Ms.

(WOTHERSPOON k CO. GLAsaow AID Lamm)
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CALENDAR.

23.—Tnesclay.—Twiliglit ends fh. 39m.
29.—Wedoesday.-Bun seta 3b. U.
30.—Tbnrsday.-Bt. Andrew, Apostle and
Martyr.
Dec. 3. --Sunday.—Advent Sunday, Lagoons : Isaiah I.
and Acts iv.; Evening, Isaiah IL and
Hebrews ix.
4.—Monday.—St. Paul's Cathedral finished, 1719.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

Itii3"' torrvehidio

"Besides thus brofohes the oompany have naday.
takeo the construction of two othera—one from
Basdplpti, near Salansanea, to Buffalo, at the north-
edit end of Lake Erie (70 miles) aid one from Niles on
the Leavittaburg and Hubfi.lp thivoy4 distriot
of New Lisbon (30 miles).

•
'Th. laws now opea and wosiced 11111, thlllllololl2-•-
,
The main line (Salamanes to Dayton) 388
The Franklin Branoh (Meadville to Oil City) 33
7heeitttled between Creek
tv Portage anrehr°(r
worth to the °oilfields) 6
Nahoning Beep (Leavittstrarg toeless-
land ... 50

4)01i,J (Lea.vittsbxtrg to Younge-
...

OtalTmtriage'rio4 in work is 507
'The extension of the system proposed, and no lb
course of construction,
t Miles.
The Buffalo Suctebeiou eft/Adolph to Buffalo) ... 70
New Lisbon Coal iirstaphANilee to New Lisbon) 30
Total 100
'"WletaTtperticular attention to the construotion of the
road MA works, and I am happy to he able to inform
yea that I found the general conclitibn of the line, and
- •of that Oonsiderable portion of the main line
d within tbe last two or three years, high,
The bed and works of the railway '
been carefully made : the slopes in cuttings, as we 4.
on embankments being sufficiently flat, anti the various
bridges upon the line being substantial and well put
together. The permanent way has bees laid for a single '
line throughout, with rags which eppear to be of very
good quality, and weigh 561 b. to the yard, re upon
rectangular sleepers, for the moat part of oak, - in
sailltenfilol3ll than Shope usually laid oa English
abd much closer together, being about 2 f•
from centre to centre. The rails ate, fbr a
distance, fished at theta/its, but this fishing
extended to the whole line. Great care has been talon
to proeure suitable ballast, and the beat that tise
Mat trimmed *ill afford has been laid upop tile line in
eodsiderable quantities, and is being added to from I
time to time, as oironmaUncei require.
"In the Course of my vieitto the United States I tra-
velled over some thousands of miles of the r "
railways,.and Imes say Bilk, considering how
the greater portion of the Atlantiland Great
has been omitruoted led *Oen, I se* no Tti
more efficient condition, and, very few
it, °Ube; in respect to the
%Olivet% the permar—,'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

WEST LITLWORTH.

CAUTION TO Torimers. On Tumidity • lady Ina
gentleman from the neighbourhood of Peterborough,
who are on a visit to J. F. Gunning, Beg., chief of thd
officer of the Coast Guard there, sallied forth, with staff
in hand, to explore the beautie• of the Durdle rooks and
cliffs. In spite of the strict injunctions of Kr. Gunning
not to attempt the descent to the beach below by the
cliff, in consequence of the slippery state of the turf
from the recent heavy rains, they essayed to do so, whets
the lady, on proceeding a step or two, turned dizzy, and
losing her foothold, was precipitated with great velocity
down the side of the cliff, for • distance of 20 yards,
where she fell over • kind of promontory or abutment,
a distance of 14 feet, and, after rolling lb or 20 yards
further, her perilous oeursewas arrested by a fame bash.
But for tbis she must have been friehtfully, if not fatally
injured. As it was she received some very severe
omtusiono, and was rendered partially insensible.
With the aid of one of the Coast Guard service men,
who fortunately happened to be within call, she was
oonveyed to Kr. Gunning's reeideaoe, where she is pro.
greasing favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

LIBRARY Wive the
Terinilop:
Melo s

Fares to London and beck.
Leave a.m. let eine Closed Cars.
Weymouth - at 7.90)
Dorchester - 7.0
Moretoa 7.68
Weal • - & 3 16s. 10s.
Wareham • ~ 8-12
Poole Junotion ~ 9.32
Poole - 9.18)
Womborno - 8.48
Christohmeh. „ 9.115 13s. 6d. 93.
Ringwood .
~9.12
8.24
Arrive London L4O
fares.

' if

Children under 3 years, ire.; 3 to 12, HAN. _—
The Tickets for this Train are not transferable, and will
not be available by the Ordinary Trains. A Carpet
Bag or Portmanteau only allowed as Luggage.

LARGE SIZED PORTRAIT OF LORD
PALMERSTO N.
Proofs, at 10s. 6d. each.
Prints, at ss. each.
,ORD PALMERSTON sat, at the request of
JLA Mr. Schenck, for very characteristic Photographs,
after which this Portrait has been enlarged.
SCHENCK & SON, Edinburgh, 10, Hanoverktreet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

_
wood, k.
w,tntL(ll:l

awl,

Vtrz.

part

ism:Ligament,
the traffic thereof',

, find
' 1 authorise

carrying .
at oresaid,

which

mattero
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

A PUBLIC MEETING of the Flies& sett
1-1. Promoters of Edisuation, be coaarsetion V& the
Irtooeuu Board, will he Wit (b 7 Pennlinksci "
Worshipful the Mayor) is tha Tows RAIL,
Doaasteerm OD MONDAY, DECEMBER the
Ith, at "rwe o'elook p.aa
The Right Boecnuelle the Earl ai Shaftesbery,
the Lord Lieatrusaat of the Omuta,. will The
Lord Bishop of the Moan and oilers wsit steasil
addreu the Ileetiag,.
*MN WILKINSDN
Brougliton Giitard, Meßesises.

ATHATCHER wanted upon a farm of 650
sores arable land. All ThMchig to be dose
piece work. When at work as • farm laboarer be be
Paid 10a weekly wages. A good cottage and goyim
free. None need apply but married men and eotopeleat
to do the work well.- Apply to Kr. JAY= iloaorreos.
Manor Farm, Shalden, Alton, Hoots.

TTNFIIRNISH ED APARTMENTS 10
II LEY, eonsisting of Sitting-mem, larp Bedroom
and Attie, with use of Scullery, in • house plowently
eituated near Fordington Omen, Dorchester. Terms
moderate. —Apply to F. G., Telegram °dim, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

IMPORTANT NOTICE I 1!

[F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
1 any suffering from Bile,lndigestion, and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FRoUD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They we the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Testa ei
Month in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea.
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, • Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head, Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, • Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require so con.
finement, nor alteration of diet; and mayibe taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages.—Thes•
Pills are not represented as • panacea for every die.
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. lid.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

BENSON'S WATCHES,

CILOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, and
ELECPRO PLATE.—J. W. Benson Ludgate-
hill, London, B.C. (Established 1749) Watch and
Clock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, has fitted up extensive Workshops
with steam machinery for the production of Clocks and
Timepieces of every description.

... S. Hales has mealy published se;;;ll—ni
I NEIGHBOURHOOD, mounted. One BMDing *soh.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
RTATIONERY OF E
GAMES, POE
---mr di ARTICLE/
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

gorreOponbence.

THE RUBRIC.
To the Editors.

I sguld feel much obliged by any of your clerical
readers explaining the rubric at the head of the
versicles following the Lord's Prayer in the Morning
and Evening Service. "Then the Priest, standing
up, shall say." Does it imply that should the
officiating minister be a Deacon he is to kneel down?
I can gather nothing from the word "Priest" being
used, as the terms "the Minister" and "the
Priest" are used indiscriminately in the service.
Yours faithfully,
S. T. P.
November 20.

[ We believe the words to be need indiscriminately.
There is at all event. no warrant for the deacon
kneeling down.—ED.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CHING'S WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES
HAVE, for sixty-years, held & distinguished
reputation, and are still and increasinglYpioreo-
load by the highest names in rank, respectsbility and
',donee, from a personal knowledge of their uMlitY
their own families. It id • feet eatabliabed by the
simnel Bilk of Mortality that one-half of the chadren
born are mit off before attaining Seven Years of A.
And the fruitful source of this mortality is found
.to
-ski in that fowl state of the Stomach and Bowels which
produces the generation of Worms. As thevefe restorer
of Infantino Health, In this critical Mote, many anxious
Mothers, who have ntooresfally bad recourse to these
Loaeages, can gratefully testify to their exorileaoo
Wholesale Agents, Mr. Edwards, late of 67, St. ?sul
now 36, Old Mange, whodo name is on the Goveroment
Stamp. Sold in packets at is. le., and boxes at 2s. 3.1-e•e.
e•e. ifWaity• most reapoatablo Ch.ulst nd dealers in

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

MARTINSTOWN.

Till Pam—This fair was held on Tboraday last;
There was a moderate.supply of sheep, bat less Oen
an average supply of cow stook and harem There
was not a very large attendance at ths fair, and
prices were much the same as at reoent markets.
The business done was very limited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

11
ly
Nfektein
_ railway in
id, indeed, felt:reilued to
c4quantity tun and
Wity, or in the eve with which
ttained.

lre
be •is' it appeared
"The method/allowed in laying the permanent way
on the Americandfaes approaches more nearly ;to that
adopted on the Continent, and especially in Germany,
thsn to that practiced in England; and although it may
-.a whose attandard of edmpltrison is
....4411a) lino that the tails on the Atlentio
Western are somewhat light, it must be
borne in mindthat the tuni of a muoh larger number
and better kind of sleepers than is oustosnat7 with no,
givea great additional gelidity to the road, arising froM
the increase of bearing surface afforded to the sole of the
*ail, Cad" iJle:tenaeity with which oak and other herd
wood sleepers retain the fasteningrs
"All the circuwitaoces oonnected *ith railway con.
in the United States itilly lastly the adoption
....oiffireast model of road. in the first place, the great
cost of iron in Amerin‘ as compared with England, and
especially during the past four years, made the selection
of lighter rails a matter of considerable pecuniary
importance, cad they could be perfectly ¶ell adopted in
a locality where a very abundant Apply of the best
material for eleepera at a cbinparatively low price was he
be had. Tbe aVerage speed with which trains are run
on the American railways is also BO much less than what
we have grown to in England as to make a line which
might be considered light in this country hilly equal to
all the worb that can be brought upon it at the lower
amp of speeds prevalent throughout the Unitedinates.
"At mitik -Eh* permanent way so with the stations.
1 A asere•monornical plan ha been followed in their
' moilinietiomthen is usual in this county. The judicious
plan appears lo have been acted upon of at trot rovid-
mg aiseommodaticm by meansof buildings of s temporary
character, with the intention, later, of extending them,
and adapting them to the enlarged business to be
created by the existence of the line. The chief stations
are, however, commodious, *ell constructed, and fully
suited:lto She purposes of a considerable traffic, ; and
althoogh the litA important stations are chiefly of wood,
and do not afford the same amount of moommodation
for patigengers which is common with us, they are still,
speaking, anterior in that particular to them
- railways over which I travelled in.
sante and estensiona
st (where a large area
erection of a suitable
. station, to he mod jointly with
, Meadville, and several other places,
Arnie - accommodation will be '
,fOlO and especially at the
ANY ' and ereesinir of
ar
' tibei *asocial
made

oi6r .
Considerablo

6128.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

WILL 0' THE WISP PAPER.

TEILS elegant pastime, in the saloon, garden,
or for pie-nio partiee, produces a brilliant damn,
in various sobers, resembling the Will o' the Wisp; Is
mexplonve, and leaves no traoe nor smell behind- Price
ed. p«.r Book. To be had everywhere. —Joss GoesitS.
& Co., Perfumer" to HR H. the Prince," of Wales, 12,,
Three Ring Court, Lombard Street, London, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

SPANISH PORT .....
PRUSSIAN SHERRY.

15s
16

600

Beaujolais . . . 200. per dozen.
(The Finest Imported.)
SPIRITS
(t the Tung Quality caly and at Wholesale ?rues.)
Tile Wines and Allrfts will all bear the seal of the " Rosales min Ooicaria, Wnne 00112PMIT."
Book Price Lists el Wises from all oountries sent free, on applicatiou to the
it 4 9.9

AGENT FOE DOECHESTF33.,
T. Y. TULLOCH,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT, HIGH KART-STREET,
DORCHESTER.
T. Y. TULLOCE begs to state that ha has madp arraagentsitts with the above Company fee a
regular supply of their Ghoico Wiese, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitants of this neighbour'
hood on purely the same terms as those of the Company, and he- trusts by strictly Whiling to tbeit
trim to moan a share of public patronage.
SIMILE BOTIU4E SITYPLItD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

STEAMSHIP
_ Sail from I
THURSDAY. -

own _ plumage&
Land-Order—e9nal
-• of their families
Land-Order a-

Us pers.-
, ploughmen, _ _
prdenerk miners, carpenters,
• • wheel wrigh to, ship
servants 44*

tORDAN,
.% for Queesidiad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

FIAWKCHUR7,II.

A FEMALE FOACHEIL —On Monday, before the County
magistrates at Artdport, Kate Diment pleaded guilty to
being on the highway at Hawkohurch, Oot. 25, aiding
and abetting a person taking game from an adjoining
field belonginz to Mr. Eters, and Imeino a pheasant and
three rabb.ts unlawfully in her postesaion, and was fined
El and Ti. mete ; 14 days to pay in, and, in dt fault, 14
days' imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

BRIDPORT.

THE ALIA/OVID BILBEZZLIMINT. Yesterday,
R. K Wilson, lately collector and traveller for the
Old Brewery Company, who is in custody on •
charge of embezzlement, was brought up before F.
Good, Feci., and further remanded till to-morrow
(Wednesday) week. We learn that the amouflt.
alleged to have been misappropriated is about £3OO.
It in whispered in the town that there is • possibility
of the matter being "arranged" without the amine
tame of • criminid court.

gIITINd FIRS TO A DOG.— M the petty wagons, ore
hfondsy, *we porters in the service of the South- Westenx
Railway COMpany, named Clark and Afarchniont, were
charged with temerity to a dog, on behalf of tbe Sooiety
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animate. From the
testimony of a number of witnesses, it appeared 011
the prisoners maturated the back of & dog wit:a:Awl
then set flre te it. The animal, as may be ItiP oaf-
fered excruciating agony, until put out of its misery 137
an officer of the society. The magistrate fine& eSOR
defendant t 2, with the option of a month's bad
labour.

Trig potent aids of silence and of art, are eresstantly
employed to add to our daily employments ; but ad•
ditions are not alwayx improuements, espec7 ITIos
they promote extra profit to the trader, rather than
general good. Long after the introduotlon of " the
Leaf," which yields the favourite beverage called Tea.
Chinese conning devised the plea of colouring it, to
augment the makable ciaantity,—but at the expense of
quality,—for the brown withered leaves are by simply
resting them with powdered .colour, reamed igl appear-
ance equal to the best, and capiiili-el being mined off
at high rates. Liostitgas & Co's Teas are :belly free.
frqm all mineral facing poeders, and are more teeeme
mendable, as they animist of the strong choice spring
leaved', that have no need to be diaguised. Ch enlists.
&e, are everywhere appointed as agents, who sell sthe
tea in packet.
----

'ILINVID by Steam Power, and pablishad for binwelf and
the other Proprietors " Tun Cspisa AND COUNTst
NIMSPAPZA 00MRAIT, thump.' 4 thrir 84stered
Offies, Church-street, Doroheaisi. by W ILLIAN
WALLACM Fray of SMUIbUr7 Villa./ 10 the PelFq
of
1?°74 Tneiday, Noma«. le, -11105.
/7?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

- _
thicrif".ll",442 _ '

ErrRELORDINARY CTJR.I
OF A COUGH.
the following letter has been received :
" Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"Dan tha,—l have recently suffered much from a
Rod violent cough, proceeding from a tickling in my chest,
which no remedy, out of many I resorted to, could allay.
My heed was constantly aching, and my whole frame
entirely shaken. Having seen the good effects of your
Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my hmily, I
purchased a small bottle, and when going to bed at night
took a teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of water, Sot
warm. The effect was Immediate; it arrested the dekhng
in my cheat, I slept well, and'arose perfectly restored in
the morning, with the exception of debility, arising front
fatigue by moeseant coughing for some days previoun.
My cough entirely left me, and has never returned.
Haying since heard of a lady in the neighbourhced wh•
for a long time had laboured under a most distressing
gough, and who had resorted to every remedy within her
,Insavrle. I sent the remainder of the bottle to her ;
athatt long-standing, obstinate, and (as she thought)
le cough was perfectly cured.
si I am, my dear Sir, yours vtrivitrey,
le To Mr. Thos. Powell." BOARDS."
POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED.
Ter Golds, tlhortnase of Breath, Asthma, Tickling la
all Pobisseway affections, this roedioinis will be
(Om*
,N4.ld said by tlittus Povrait, at 1e Blaskfrires
PIM kfredielsmiets and medicine Tendon in
s If.ew Zealand, Oar: fred
,0011 110 In ask, Is id
sjanfills_eiNriMm.
OAUTIOII simorcu"ThoxAs Pewma."
triaza-vroad, aas the
m Government Stamp, with**
trbied it *isnot begisa.
ASH for POWILIPS BALSAM Of MUSLIM
Solligutiresuelejele and Xrdirine Voldeds to SOI) TOPS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WILES.

EibtrVANS (stmeasor to Mr. Frond),
CHINNI. Dorchester.

HO/LEMAN% PURE TEA. is EIGHT-PENCE por
b. CHEAPER, an the DUTY is REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS-2 oz. to lib lire signed

hithIatiOLONDON,

ORIGINILL IMPORTERS OF Tail 'PURE TEA

KE&TINGIi COUGH LOZENGE%

INTRICH are daily recommended by the
Faculty for Cough and ell disorders of the
Lungs, Chest, and Throat.—Sold in boxes, ls. lid.; and
tine 2s. 91. 4s 6d., and flo. eseh by T. KILATIMI.
Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, London. Bid
retail by all Druggists, km.

HEALTH, DOMESTIC and PIRSONAL
PURITY, secured by eascest or emse4c
as contained In CONDTS PATENT OZO/TrZek,
Water for the Bath and Toilet and other sanitary
preparations.
gold by all first-olans Chemists.
Chemical Works. Battersea, S.W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

,
produced,
70,600,00 C
bush,lo of

highly
ay have
well as

population
bare sprung
railway : at
Pit '
mating
oak, larger in
tlisk
feet 8 lashes
eonaiderable
• should be

'The
A tlmitie
538001
elpeoted,
estimated

In" yields
barrels -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

SHERRIES.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY
(The Standard of Excellence.)
Excellent Dinner Sherry
Superior Selected Ditto 3OB to 36s
Fine Golden
FAst India Sherry
Manzani110

Royal Victoria Sherry . . 275. per dozen.
(The Standard of Excellenee )
Splendid Old Port . . . 375. per dozen.
(Eleven Year: in the Wood.)
Per doz.
27.

SICILIAN WINES.

Bronte Marsala

Virgin o
Old Brown Syracuse

MAN:PAMIR
Fer &S.
Creaming Epemay 34.
Sparkling Verzenay
Ay Idousseux
Chmsarel and Co'. Gold Foil
Moet and Chandon's (lit quality)
Madame Veuve Clicquot's 72s
Roederer's Carte Blanche
In Pints, is per 2 doz. Pints extra.
GERMAN WEEMS.

Sparkling Hock
Sparkling Moselle
Still 1104
Cabinet Do 7B. Ist 100.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

COUGHS! COUGHS!! COUGHS!!!

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.
An extraordinary case of cure of a cough of 20 years'
standing. Read the following testimonial—one only
of hundreds which might be quoted :
" Fordington, Dorchester, Oct. 27, 1864.
"Si,—For 20 years I have suffered from a moat
severe and distressing cough. In the winter before lest I
suffered more severely than ever. For six months
tinier laid down in bed. I thought myself sinking to
the grave. All I took in the way of medicine was of
no avail. My husband, who was quite worn out for
want of rest, was persuaded to get a box of your
"rectors Cough Pills." The first night I took one I foun4
great relief, and the third or fourth night I never coughed
at all—the first night's rest I had had for six months.
In a very short time my cough was completely curet.
and I passed through last winter without any cough at
all. This is a simple statement of facts, which I beg
you to make use of in any way you think proper.
"Your, respectfully,
"FRANCES RIGOR"
One trial will prove their extraordinary propertied.
Sold in Boxes at 7id. and Is. lid.
Prepared only by EVANS, late PROUD, Crummy',
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CODFORD.

RAXWORTHY'S BANKRUPTCY. —M the Court of
Bankruptcy, before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, on
an adjourned examination sitting, and application
for order of discharge, under the failure of Jame. I
Raxworthy, woolatapler, of this parish, who came
to the Court on his own petition, attributing his
failure to "expending large sums of money for the
improvement of certain freehold estates, devised to
him upon the death of his father, subject to the pay-
ment of various legacies, debts, and incumbrances,
the property having since been sold at a great
disadvantage." Mr. Aldridge represented the
official assignee, and Mr. Hodgson supported the
bankrupt, whose case had been adjourned from the
17th of October last to enable the former gentleman
to make enquiries respecting the bankrupt's mar-
riage settlement. The accounts filed by the bank-
rupt, show a total indebtedness of £35,654 10s. 2d.,
with a deficiency of £11,654 10s. 2d. He states his
expenditure for the pad two years to have been
£1,050. His Honour ordered an adjournment, with
enlarged protection for the defendant until the 12th
of December.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

TABS

15.
laving b..
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of earth,
'I been

quask-lime or °titer
with at least live feet
with% an Inspector has 6 _
disposed of, with the consent of
directed by the Inspector, and tb
power to cause the comma to
necessary previous to the bar
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

_
TO H.R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES:
GLENFIELD PATENT STAROR,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, MY.
Sold by all Grown, Chandlers, &a., ka.
wmltEmponw Pt Co., GL1.110411, *am toanww._

DEBCRIPTIOII
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pRINTING OF EVERT
KumOA at the Ofibe of Wo
CHMROTREIST,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

r
509TH1240 STILTIP,-ead to n.
[l6,,NTinairdteL Street,
*MU DOM. Fries Se 9d

LIVER COMPLAINT'S, BILE, WIND, AND INDI-
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.

rIIHERE AR S ONLY TWO MEDICINES
A. which act upon the Liver : one is Mercury, the
1 other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercury I
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
KING'S DANDELION and QUININE LIVERPILLS,
which liberate bile, disperse wind, streng Men the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid Ii 'or , headiselui,
f urred tongue,diminess, fluttering of the hea biliouensis
nd igestion, acidity, and general debility, an i tui like every
other aperient pill may be taken witbou :f ear of cold.
They cleanse the blOod and fluids from every impurity. In
boxes at Is. 10., 2.e. N., and 4s. 6d. sack . Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post for stamps, and sold
by Agents.—Magga. Yeovil; Keats and EV•1111, Dor-
chatter ; Meeks and Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

SCHOOLS, Governesses, Tutors, dro.—
Principals requiring really competent assistants,
parents good schools, governesses, or tutors, teachers
suitable situations, school purchasers genuine concerns,
si,otild apply to Messrs. BrvER and Co., British and
Foreign school agents, 48, Regent-street, W. Many
good Schools for Disposal.

EDUCATION.

of the best Schools
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

GAZETTE, TUESDAY,

on board of which was a branch pilot. He inquired if
he could get • pilot, cud the ptlot answered "yea." At
six p.m. the vessel misstayed three tines close to the
eagtern shore, near the Burton freshwater, and had
not room to weather. At 7 p.m., the tide at
the time being high water, the weather thick,
rainy and dark, wind S.S.W., blowing a fresh gale,
in reaching to the westward the velurel would not clear

the land east or wee. He, therefore, made all pos,dhle
di on her to get her cif the land, but it proved
useless, and he then ran for Bri 'port flaibour,
that was half-a-mile distant at the time, on the pier-
heeds of which there were Plaits, but, the vessel
not answering her helm in time, she missed the
entrances to Ole harbour. They then put the helm
hard to starboard hr try to keep clear of the land west,
but found it was no use, se dropped the anchor jest as the
vessel touched on the rook*, about a cable's length from
the shore. The cable was paid out with all possible
speed, but in the ground surf it parted, and the vessel
went broadside on to the beech, where she remained.
The Bridport Coast-gitard officer and crew, with others,
rendered every assistance in saving the lives of himselt
and crow, through to use of the mortar apparatus,
winch threw a line acme the forebraoe and opened
communication with the she e, by which means the
whole of the orew were safely landed. The vcsiel broke
up this morning, becoming a total wreck, and the cargo
was cashed out and lost. Himself and crew did every-
thing they could to keep the tress-doff the shore for the
preservation of the vessel and cargo, and the safety of
their own liveP, but their efforts were unavai jog. The
loss on the 'ease and esrso was e,timated by Mr. J. S.
Baker—the vessel at C5OO, and the cargo at F.,808. The
cargo as insured in £81:0, but he (the captain) did not
know whether the vessel wan insured or not.

HALSTOCK.
WILLIAM LANZ of this parish, was summoned before
the county magistrates at Beidport, on Monday, for
non-payment of a poor's-rate of 3t. 11d., and ordered to
pay with the costs 41. 6d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

1)01ICH 6EITER.

-------
The above Medicines are sold by all respectable
Chemists everywhere, and wholesale by the London
Agents—Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Messrs. Sutton and
Co., Edwards, Sanger, Cleaver, Newberry, and others.
N.B. Those who have occasion to write to the Pro.
prh-tor are particularly requested to address their lettere
—Evil's, Chemist, Dorchester.

FROUD'S REMEDY FOR Tin
Without the least smell, • oertain Cure in a few dm%
This irritating, troublesome, and exeeedingly infer
tious disease, so often the source of the greategi
annoyance to individuals and to whole Families, and
source of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infected person, inay be immediately relieved and
cured by • few applications of the above-named
invalutble remedy. In every case an early application
is very desirable, for the longer it is delayed the more
virulent becomes the eruption, and in many cases the
present Proprietor, A. J. EVANS, has seen a whole
neighbourhood infested by the negligence of some one
family in it, by refusing to believe it possible that
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials might be given.
application will, however, prove the above aasertional
Sold in boxes at la lid. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

PORTS.

- - -
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(11 years in the Wood.)
Port from the Wood
• Old Crusted • 428 to 484
High-flavoured Old
Very Dry Old 728 to 1208

CLARETS.
ST. ULIEN CLARET
Madoe
Bordeaux lBe to 206
Bt. Eetephe 302 ta We
Barman and Mouton
Leoville and Larose
Bauteeme and Chablis 36. to '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

_ .011 p.
Ale said
Muttetion
.4 proposed'
termination

Railway (14 wad aim so mob el
way Ne. 2*a lies betweets the '
with above described of the r
(1))., e.od the authorised tem.- of that
Railway No. 2 ;
So moot of B.ailway No. 2. suthorised by the Poole
and Bournemouth B.lws Act, IbS, es hes
between the authorised eointneneesnent tbartyvt,
and the termination above deeeribed. 'of the
proposed Iteilvey (C)
•

not, 1

.;41
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

ASKERSWELL.

ALLIEGIM ILLIGAL BEZEL BILLLINGI.—George White
was charged before the magistrates at Bridport, on
Monday, with selling beer without a license at /takers-
well. Mr. Jolliffe and Mr. Manley for defendant. The
informer,a labourer of Sturtle, named Richard Parsons,
said defendant lived at the top of the hill at Askerswell.
He was at the house October 18th, with George Dunn.
Several others were there, and beer drinking and
dancing was going on. The beer Mr. White brought in
in cape. George Donn asked Mrs. White to bring him
some beer, about 3.30 a.m., which she did, and poured
out a glees full, end left the cup on the table near him.
Dunn paid her 3d. for the beer. He left with the
others just before four o'clock.— Cross-examined by Mr.
Joiliffe :—He had not told different tales about this;
had never said that George Dunn had nothing to drink
there. The first person he told was the policeman, in
I consequence of Barnard Best taking him by the pole
, and making him angry, which he thought Mrs. White
sent him to do. He had been sent to jail for pinking a
man's pocket. He went with George Dunn to
Mr. White's house. This occurred during Askers-
well feast when people paid Mr. White rent,
and he was in the habit of treating them.
When Dunn paid, Mrs. White did not ask for the
money.—Mr. Jolliffe said the complainant, who was a
convicted felon, and who would not be believed in any
court of justice without corroboration, had evidently
brought this charge out of • spirit of revenge. He had
several witnesses to disprove the charge. Mr. White
was in the habit at Askerswell feast of receiving rents
from his tenants and of treating them on the occasion,
and having dancing in his house. The complainant
obtruded himself in the home by accompanying Dunn.
Having been in their employ, Mrs. White gave Dunn a
glass of beer and put the rest on the table.—Joseph
Allen spoke to the facts indicated by Mr. Jolliffe and
said Dunn paid nothing for the drink he had. If finnn
had paid anything he must have seen it, as he was by
his side. —The magistrates dismissed the case.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

,
pa:thndye efonialot:ifitatbeaurlraciinnudlinresboquiirdah.edi.t.she
altiluaidwiy
fi:olAinoenvadelltti,prinaltredootiu:oes
THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1865. -
3-toi. the oornpany have acquired nearly
%acid-Erie'o e other atatement oo the consolioation of the nom- the Po le dBo n".°ll pow
' -•••-k the river, as well as a large quantity done at Chicago it may be stated that in the year ending r the Atlantic and Gra& Vesiern Railway D ,an Bournemouth Railway 'clot
all the small. "As * general indication of the amount of business probably not less important than that finding its war von any further. (Hear, hese.)
Ithlb.s:hrasoeuhaldadvelikiheaettophoomrntia:kuner
- ........ Re., hits_,...b.e,e
of
Ilon,d2sojan,
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000corn,buitele16o,4f707000heatin.lh2e171400,
' 3 r-t-tin that city by the lakes and various railways. and Great Western floe end the reanit lof the capital Was held ia England, we stionld have • and portions of Railway
"'be board oflteetrna4trolthionugLoi"nideOni,aabnid
h °bond and of being appointei chairman of it, and I undertake to otherwise be liable b
, y reason of the non-compl °to;
• ..,-or. and accommodation for the 31st March, 1865, 1,228,000 barrels of flour, over
oveNew York, will be wed s° the Atlantic ackdtGianre4a.to
fMoatsbureareis olef- I W'elnerrnergYerendecine'to the co3t and receipsts.,ooftthe
' fto largest centres of : shareholders, I think that sound opioions hiay .trin y .
.--ooa One thea lie f ad ea that no extension shop be made involving an eapen-within the t:
e onelimited by the last-mention a 1 -.
-I.iof seat of the priori- j by considering what results have, piready'altin
d,find oa:led deJ e tenure of your capital without your being the Railway* thereby authorized, and toed lot of
I mention antierize it-
• -...kes that i partial opening, and development of the system; an together in this rum to sanction it. (Cheers.) . _ payment and tran far to that Company of all -...
comparing these with what has been done on the two this Inasmuch as I have received two letters Knee 1 port of the sum of £12,272 14s. 7d
--4.inil in a certain degree ilentified with entered this room; that is the reason why I give these A ninsitirs, transferred into the name . ,Z,`
",r.stern, the one as an ally, the . ankwers. The arremgeinents are all made for the pay- the privity of the Accountant General of nd
c0.,-""
i 1 I izi4it of the dividends. dunce I took a prominent in- of Chattoery of England, in reap ct of tlithenaii....-
--- Carl t4st in Jour oarepany.l have taken great pains to put ton to Parliament for the last nientio ed ""
. - ..vastorbel`ervyou. Weahall calf oe you evtry amend or modify the 30th and 31st Se u'
Act, and to.
of the report front the president, accordingly. warms of that Act
3 t'..tte Vat everrillial In 13. And it 'II also intended by the said Bill to empowa,..
hatoPY US
... the. Company to run over, work, and use with- --e.
--tn.' and carriages, and for the purposes of ttherhe'
.--,,,tion, the Railways and •
• .‘...r+ that is toPoslt
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to
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CORN MARKETS.

MA= LANE, Friday.—About an average supply of
English wheat on sale, in but raiddring condition. For
all kinds tbe demand was very inactive, at prices about
equal to Monday. At the close of buainess • total
clearance had not been effected. Selected samples sold
slowly at late currencies, but inferior kind" were Mee
turn lower.
Per qr.
s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

run Taal. lrg
ip !et
t our ling Wild

• the Mahooing
lengtit from there
per mile so hey'
▪ 1.. tell '

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Pitt tbn
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gives tbe nearest reuse
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that that aril
posslible risk tt
a moment to
with
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, lettagliaterday h
:hint, in which he tel.l me
Alm line, who told him that
'a that those proposals of
the two companies might
on the most amiable and I
I alsould like here to
. their bonds and shares
,ible investments in Air
alien ft -bed before
L wsso,er there r
sin engagements
proposed reed
told my fri,
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either to

have-iione .tth sb
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railway.
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amount WE
that Hoe is

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with the Bettimore
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reighliours, and at the
ter oureelve., will be t
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hesitation
and
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had
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into direst
route between atm
Lake commette,l
arrangemen
sriyenrin
have
(cheers.) regard
Rale Railway, „ thought it
that railway certain proposals not
slightest possible degree of
their or to omm, and
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from Mr. Kennard,
be Met
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, consider
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opportunities
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marked neat the
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president of the Lake
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being 60 mile
of the lale-
greatet now 'Ai
last year*
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connecitio
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

NETHERBITRY.

ON Monday, before the county Bench, at Bridport,
Joseph Farwell, a man who bee before been "in
trouble," was convicted of stealing 2011 e. of coal, value
31., belonging to his master, Mr. W. Collins, butcher.
Netherbury, and was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour,

C H ID HOCK.

A BOTE? QUARBEL.—Riohard Bailey was charged
Monday, before the *aunty Bench, with assaulting
Edgar Cox, at Chideock, Nov. 12.—Mr. Day for de-
fendant—Complainant said he was walking on the turn-
pike road with Walter Hutchings when defendant came
up and struck him twice. He had never thrown dirt
or a stone at &fending or called him ill names. Walter
Hutchings corroborated. For the defence, Robert
Grirver acid lie had sees Barnes throw dirt at Bailey
many times, and on November 12 saw defendant strike
Barnes, who had called him names during the dioner
I hottr. At night defendant gave him two clouts under:
the 'ear for calling after him. Barnes used to call after
him " Will you go with me, Dick r —Case dismissed.
--
LODERS.
TILOUSLZSOKI BOY& —Aliok White, Henry Piteher,
William Ken way, William Gale, John Rocket, and
ltiobard Brooke, all youngsters of this parish, pleaded
guilty before the county Bench at Bridport, to damagieg
• forme fence at Loden, belonging to Sir Molyneux
Nepean, Bart., to the amount of 2a., oft Nov. sth. It
seems that the boys break through the hedge to steal
walnuts. It was intimated that T. E. Wyndham, Esq.,
the occupier of the property, did not wish to press tne
owe, add the lads were each ordered to - 4s. 4d. for
-.or in,

dinner I

Pay as. -
ight to pay

or,in default, {even 'days' iniprisonment.
•
WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM.
ME. JAMIE; SMITH allowed his horse to stray in this
parisb, Oot. 25, and on Monday was filled 13s.
Pogcsirign.-.John Reirdidl wag fined 15s. or 14 days
'hard labour, and Thomas Pomeroy, 25a., or seven days'
bard labour, for trespassing in pursuit of game at
B,ymondabstiy, Nov. ,13 os land in the occupation of
Mr. B. P. Copp, of Whitohureb Canonicornm. Both
were allowed 14 days to pay in.

CORSCOMBE.
DIAS Toyama—On Monday, before the
magistrates, Elisabeth Burt pleaded guilty to
• some ttirniii, value 44., haunting to Mr. W.
of Corsoombo, and was fined 7a. 64., damage
7s. Alliawad 14 days to pay in, and m
imprisonmint.
-
POWEBSTOCK.
On Monday, before the eoanty meestrates, Job Legg
was fined 12a., allowed 14 days to pay in, and in default
7 data' kali labour, for having *ewe rabbit nets, and
three wires at Powerstook, Nov. 12, with the intentio
of taking game on Mr. Levi Gale's land.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CASSELL'S PITEE TEA.

In consequence of the redaction of ditty, the list of
prices for Cassell's Teas has been revised and greats`
lowered, affording consumers the utmost advsntaga.
and are now sold from per 2s. to fa. per lb., in packets
from 2oz. to 11b. .

;;;&;:a in every Distrietatot yet ow:pied.
For terms apply to
CkSBELL, SMITH, k Co., 80, Plaowourn-STaart„
LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

Agriculture.

Tei PitiWY Comgcm has published • consolidated
ord,r—superreding all previous orders—on the tattle
plague This document gives power to local atithoritied
to appoint insioctong who may order premises to bs
disiofeeted and cleansed. They may also order that any
animal they =Toots of being diseased shall be segregalls
red, and in case of ref sal on the part of the owner they
mety order the animal to be killed. Cattle owners are
not to remove ditessed cattle by rail, or road, or other.
ei,e under a per sly. Local authorities may close • 1
the fairs and rnark,..te of • district, and where the losel
authorities of • distriot adjoining that were the fairs
are closed refuse to close the fairs in their district also
they may be set aside, and the orders of the first-named
local authorities will be sufficient to close the fairs in
the second district also, upon its being shown that
there is danger of the infection spreading. No cattle
may be moved without a licence hem other parts of
the country into districts whioh are doled. In London
every animal brought to market toad be slaughtered
'within a specified time. The Order is to be in force
till the first of March next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

FOUR'.
Sate
ie immed
'a desire
bowed

who bolds sway
- territory, a
,odeee, lately
in hie harem,
teremy yews,
-• her to take

K'attywar

,
or Homoloodoes
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looked'

siderkin4d ths mourdes cethe plade, it ma diker

the
who
comeivert...
, although b,
!ry proeuring
her residence
... Pe this purpose emis-
, Ahmedabad, where lived an
wife and children. they were
, all acieounfis, and of course had
orth poverty ; yet they had some-
wealthy chief of Bhatwa did At
- English girl, their daughter
heirteen years of age, goi,
'-^ked about them nn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

IMPORTANT NOTION H!

TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
anysufferingfromßile,lndigestion,andTorpid Liver,
they should immediately take PROUD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They are the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Mouth in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nauss,
G4dtttrress, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the IT-ar',
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head, Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness alter Rating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also sot very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate _Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no oon-
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of au ages.—These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every dig-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, is. lid.
each.

COUGHS I COUGHS I! COUGHS I!!
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.
An extraordinary moo of Ciro of a cough of 20 years'
standing. Road the following testimonial—one only
of hundreds which might be quoted :
" Fordington, Dorchester, Oct. 27, 1801.
"Six,—For 20 years I have suffered from a most
severe and distressing cough. In the winter before last I
suffered more severely than ever. For six months I
never laid dolmas bat I thought myself sinking to
the grave. All I took in the way of medicine was of
no avail. My husband, who was quite worn out for
want of rest, was persuaded to get • box of your
"Pectoral Cough Pills." The first night I took one I found
great relief, and the third or fourth night I never coughed
at all—the first night's rest I had bad for six months.
In a very short time my cough was conipletely cured-
and I passed through last winter without any cough at
all. This is a simple statement of facts, which I beg
yen to make use of in any way yea think proper.
"Yours respectfully,
"TRANCES RIGGS."
One trial will prove their extraordinary properties.
Sold in Boxes at 7id. and is. lid.
Prepared only by EVANS, late FEOTD, Canner,

The above Medicines are sold by all respectable
Chemists everywhere, and wholesale by the London
Agents—Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Mears. Sutton and
Co., Edwards, Sanger, Cleaver, Newberry, and others.
N.B. Those who have occasion to write to the Pro
prietor are particularly requested to address their letters
Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

HENRY WEBBER,
(worms TO JOHN RIBBER AND
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1770,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR, AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
As.
MERCHANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS THEIR AGENTS. WHOLESALE BUYERS, C
SHOPKEEPEAS AND CASH P CHASERS.
Marsillesluaestoiderable saving in their purchases, and Choose from large and ever-varying See of
fewl to BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
• HENRY WEBBER'S
OAPBSE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
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' Merchants', proat.
ASEIVAIVt OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. FRIRSLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetshire,
and Cheshire.
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