The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

EXTRACTS FROM EIMICAL OPINIONS.
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Tress A. IiONTUOMNIIY. No. late Inspector of Hoopholo.
Bombay :—.Chluroelyne 1.. 03004 valuable remedy la neuralgia,
asthma, sad dysenury. To it I fairly owe ray restorative to
health. atter tiehtere mouths' severe suffering, aad wheal all
other ineelielnes h 4 failed "

FrUM W Vr..•4-1.11:8 I ham no
besaation In Mating that I have never met with may malletems
PO eMeacions p.OO antl-spassurel,e and sedative. I bam met It
In an Minn, asthma. dlarrham and mbar devalues. mei am
most perfectly satisfied vrtth the moults."

TRLONDON LOOKING-AII CiL
PANYB new list of prices of LOOMI
GLASSES, in richly carved gilt frames, of the
newest designs, viz. :
Ibe or Plus. Outside Heim, at Promo. Pride.
40 by 30 in.... 52 in. wide by 89 in. high ... ES 17 6
44 by 84 in.... 54 in. high by 45 in. wide ... 4 6 0
50 by 40 in.... 62 in. high by 52 in. wide ... 6 5 0
54 by 44 in.... 66 in. high by 58 in. wide ... 7 7 0
60 by 48 in.... 72 in. high by 61 in. wide ... 9 9 0
70 by 60 in. ... 841 n. high by 66 in. wide ... 11 11 0
A. .7Elf/MTB & Co., 167, Fleet.otreet, EQ
Now Mostiskid Desire Book, moulting 104 dosliss, must Om

COUG HS, ASTHMA, AND INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION ARE EFT ECTI7A LLY 'AIRED

BY KEATING'B --15617-GRI -I;O—Z—E-2.- jai--
STATISTICS SHOW THAT 50,000 PERSONS
anomaly fall victims to Pulmonary Disorders, hiehadiag
Consumption, Diseases of the Cliest,and the Respiratory
Organs Prevention is at all times better than care;
be therefore prepared,during the wet and winter season,
with • supply of KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
which poetess the virtua of averting as well as of ~lug
a Cough or Cold; they are good alike for the young or
for the aged.
Prepared and Sold in Bones. Is. lid.,and Tins, 2.. 9d.
each, by THOMAS KIATING, Chemist, kg., 79, 811,
Paul', Churchyard, London. Retail by all Drugging in
the World.

Tug etaßl.rlf CuUtT•IIANTIAL.—The preparations
for the Crawley court-martial are completed on the part
of the prosecution, and the emirt will assemble at
Aldershot shortly. The members will oompriee,
Ge tend Sir George Wetherall, president; Major-
Cenends Lawrenson (inspector of cavalry), Haswell,
liumley (inspector of infantry), and Hodges;
Colonel Gambier, Royal Artillery ; Colonel Oakes, Hlth
Lancers • Lieut.-Colonel Jeans, 13th Hussars • sad
Lieut-Colonel Sargent, 3rd Buffs. Sir Alfred Hot!sford
will be proaecator, and Colonel Pipon officiating Jodie
Ad recite GeneraL _ .

ISLIIKOFEGLLXD FOROIIIII.--NOCe the convic-
tion of the three men. Griffith., Boucher, and Burnett,
for stealing Bank of England note-paper from the mills
of Mtwara. Portal, not a single forged benk-note has
h en put into circulation, and there is reason to believe
that the whole of the stolen paper has been recovered.
Griffith., who ostensibly kept a small farm near Bir-
mingham was really a skilful engraver, and executed
ell the plates from which the forged notes were stmt.*
off. Since his conviction a number of them plates,
found buried in the earth in different parte of his farm,
have been destroyed.
&testis MORDIR BY • BAILIYI TN
Liverpool will will noon become disgracefully notorious for
murders. On Monday afternoon a bailiff, named John
Brannan, went to the shop of Mr. Bellautyne, auc-
tioneer, 44, Byrom-street, and a quarrel having takes
place between Brannan and a young man named Tier,
the auctioneer's clerk, relative to seism work wldith
Branum had espected to obtain, the bailiff Arita Tarr
very savagely several times with his Sate, and some of
them blows taking effect behind the ear, Tort d=
down, and died instantly. Brannan then coolly
away up Dale-street, and has not since been seen • but
the police are making diligent search for him, and he
will no doubt be speedily arrested.
Tfli LORD lIATOR's BA INQOAT.—Th• following 00M-
posed the general bill of fare at the banquet givens! the
Guildhall on Monday —Two hundred and fifty tureens
of real turtle, containing 5 pinta each; 900 bottles of
sherbet, 6 dishes of fish, 20entrees, 4 boiled turkeys and
oysters, 60 roast palleta, 60 dishes of fowls, 46 dishes of
capons, 50 French pies, 60 pigeon pies, 53 hams (sran-
siam
sirloin,,
beef,n. te),3‘..43.rotop...nadinso
and rib.
2b.b
eeri rte2b
beef,
16.dboused
rump.h lamb,
of
.2b pm
asparagus,
60 &Mee of mashed and other potatoes. 44 diof
shell fish, 4 dishes of prown.,l4o jellies. 50 blendthardlete
(COLdi.• dish..
dishese .600
of
f dtortsi:hr.:( agree.
of
o dd
mince )
th4Opeirdeniat.h.eltssofs6.alm2o.6onirp724.b.ll;
remover : Eighty rout turkeys, 6 lowers* 80 pheasants,
24 Reese, 40 dishes of partridges, 15 diebee of wild fowl,
and 2 peafowls—Demmer' ; 100 pineapples, from abs. to
31ba each, 200 dishes of hot-home grapes, 250 i.e
creams, 60 dishes of apples, 100 dishes of pesu, so
ornamented Savoy cakes, 70 plates of wallet* 80 plates
of dried fruits and preserves, 50 plates of preserved
ginger, 60 plates of rout cakes and ships, and 46 plates
of brandy eltemes.
Great strength, combined with shows flavour, is con-
sidered indispensable in Tee, and to insure "a good cap,*
the infusion muss be made with young lames. The in-
genious Chinese, with a view to disguise and get rid of
brown withered sorts, "face" the leaf with mieseal
colour, consaluently it is evidently that thaw who
desire reliable tea mutt purchase it undiguiesd
such tea is imported by Horniman and Oa, London;
their green is a clerk olive hue not Walsh —it
is with their black, strong, very models* mid shalom In
flavour. To insure its reaching the primal, at__ 11201
v..lue, it is sold by accredited sputa, In sada Ininwlionr
with the price printed no each, and signed by HormilMalt
and Co., original importers of the pure has.
Cell of Ravels Yuan' Core* IT be. Loolcal Pottlelllll
W•raay.—Extract of • letter from the Rev. Geo. Dawson.
" Bridgworem, pee, Isle of Man.-117 wile hayloft be
afflicted with a wren cough foe seven ran pant, was breeiba
so low that her lib eras despaired of, oboe • Mead neon-
mended her to try Dr. Looork's Warr; and the beget tie
derived front tam was truly ataasiag."
Da. facocel frustum Warman give histent lend and a
rapid cure ot asthma, ooneenoptioo, ameba, mu au (timid.o
of the breath and lunge All throat allections are Wow
Mealy relieved by allowing one occaslooaft to amain Is the
mouth. To singers and public maskers they are Invaluable
tor clearing and etreuetheulog the Yoke. They
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teAte, Price le. lie., s. 9d., and ii. pee box. by au
mediche readers. CarTIOS.-11Yery be: of Uss GUMS
medicine his the words Locos''s Warne' In midis
lovers on a rod round in the Government inarep, without
which words Ail. asin 00ITSYSZTIITS AID AN IMPOIRTIIIII.

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