The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20 00:00:00

WIRT Fit kNCE WOULD DO.

It ix believed that the nem!' would pay the expense
of the war, rsx • to the sY.und the fortres,es of Strait.
burg and Metz, abeli.h the c.inseription. and ev.ot con-
sul. to a loniiatha ,'f the number of ti tir atandoie
army. There are tho,e who think it possible that the
',roach Government would give up part of its fket—
thouA this wont I Mae ii he a hityr pill to .will ow.
INC nobody, at low hehmly I have mut, believe that
umrl.-r ally premiere abstioevor, will they guile territory.
—Paris Carrispandent.

TRH SIEGE OF PARIS.
- . . . PARTS• Friday'

Admiral' Foulichen he' arrived in Perm He we'
immedixtely installed at the &keb. ba, of the Marine.
. . . .

It is thetight thee Gvueral %dike inku4ls—to-nWripy
!Innen linen., and the pert of Notoinady wLich is on
thf• rktht bank of the Seine.

The-re are now woo than 410,000 soldiers ready to
mount the ramparts.

Nov.-meat. I:liveiefli made Isaiah will chock neoeral
Von Moltku ia his endeavours to fad food for his men
and boreal.

TME FRENCH MOBLOT.

The Garde Mobile—the Mohler, as he le celled-AR
young and skittish in his ways; he likes to tipple; he
is mighty in pipes mad cigarettes ; he has a devourin„:
app tite for amusement; and he is the mmit ems-one
animal in the world. A vast number of these Mobiles
have come in without any uniforms. Meny of the
assnt women, with pieturesquii hea.:dre,,es, 101 l iweti
them into town to t .ke leave of their young soldiers.
such a variety of headgear has not been in Paris since
the year of the Exhibition. And tot only did one see
sweet, simple, young faces front the country, with the
anxiety of affection stamped on them; but on this
Saturday night—the last of gaiety—there came forth
Iron every den arid alum of Perim an *nuy of strange
creatures, yellow-skinned, blur -skinneiljaded, wrinkled,
and bony harridans, with maimed lips and eyelashes sod
eyebrows, for the special entertaininent of the in-
numerable Moblot, The Moblot in Paris 'is nearly
200,000 strong. !fere he was at his "hordes" of beer;
there he was at his hot American gross—an
awful compo.ition it to murk de Paris, the
chief constituent being sugar ; and all along the
lioulevania end in every thoroughfare where a
• card w.s to bu found thure imeno.d to Dr but one senti-
ment which anly Millie. Schneider could artd-tically
express in the words of her song, "Ahr—reruember
the sigh of delight with which she pronounced this inter-
kotion—"AA I gut j'aine lea militaires." The Moblot
is greatly pleased to snow that he comes within the
'mope of ?Lillie. Schneider's observation,—.Taisse
mdilairts."

THE SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE.
The Red Republicans in Paris are at least from
190.000 to 200,1100, now all well armed and provided
with ammunition. The instant war is over, they wid
endeavour to get into their hands the reins of Govern-
ment. The principal committee of this party holds its
sitting daily, and that openly, in Lyons. In defiance
of the legal authorities, they have hoisted the red flag
at the tovrn.hall, where they hold their aittints, and
from whence they is.ued decrees and orders which the
alarmed puhlio is obliged to carry out. They have
ordered that every inhabitant known to have any eon
nection with the enemy shall be immediately imprisoned
and ultimately expelled. In a second order it is said,
" Confidence is placed in the patriotism of the eitiamis
that in the hoax of danger they will be found at their
pats. Should this not be so their property wiU be
seized."

At least two•thirds of the National Guard are formed
from this party.

Ity Unites emmatine fmm this committee the prisons
are literally filled with nisgistrstAs, priests, and the
most honourable merchants. Almost every private
house has beet searched for the purpose of obtaining
arms, the churches have been lobbed of all the silver
and gold they contain; men the convents are not
respected; every cell li o. been visited, and everything
of the least value civic,' away,
Os tho highroad leading to Lyons every carriage, every
cart is stopped, vieited, and plundered ; and all this is
done in open day, and in defiruee of the Prefeet and
other mithoritio,.
In Paris, the Red Republican jonrnals openly express
their wishes for the newels of the luternational
C.,minittee at Lyons.
The editors already take the names of Robespierre,
ILArat, st. Just, and even Feuquier-Tinville. The,e
men speak of the erection of a guillotine as absolutely
nnoessary, and one paper absolutelv goes so far as to
advise that the prcseut Provision-id Gavernment should
be the first executed.

TIIE CITADEL OF LAON.
The Lihert() has been informed that, contrary
to the repo' te of sumo papers, tho War Minister
never gave General Teruier, the commandant
of the citadel of Leon, the order to surrender.
After the first demand of the Municipal Council
of the town that they should surrender, General
Ternier interrogated Le Flo, and received for
reply, "Burn your last cartridge, and eat your
last biscuit." The next day there was another
attempt made for surrender on behalf of the
Municipal Council, and another reply from the
War 111 mister to the General, "Act in accor-
dance with the necessities of the situation."
The General interpreted this dispatch by blow-
ing UP the citadeL

FEVER IN THE PRUSSIAN ARMY.
The Independence Beige says that news has
been received at Sedan, which is no less alarming
for the French than for the Prussians. Typhus
and cholera have broken out with great severity
in the Prosaism Army at Sedan. The Prussians
left at ltettel, a small village near, LOW soldiers
who had not received a scratch during the wai.
but who were suffering from choleraic and
typhoid attacks. They are dying at the rate of
50 to 55 per day, sometimes even more, for one
undertaker was required one evening to furnish
35 additional mains.

REPUBLICAN DISTITRBAN
I A letter from Nice, in the Li4erti,
,clemetin of the Republic has produced
."' nu
terrible disturbances. On Meal's inereins .;
"awe broke *Doti the 'loorl of the pe,-"•%1,4
liberty lalAbieves Of murderer, who
transferred to Toulon. Thil mob,
m y more vagabomb, th.e
h.rracks a the Mobiles, broke tbrou,li
off th., rp,ial..ttee and erip•s oi the emote
M. de M. Quentin, awl being ',piji
Carder, spree.' devaiitatien thr,u.ch
'pi ine.psl act+ c..amaitt+ll on Monday af. re f
A 4eoiliirtne awl an sag..ht i!c kjil,.;
jogs of nimmi.saries plundered nod tlieb t.
pipers burnt ; at Menton tl.e won,. ToV
of citel awl the tle,trion.bou, •-i
killel; at Cannes, some bankers roistied.
Guard, uninediately ursani•e I, has not
ar
retake all the prisoners i,eaptil." it.• •

WAR NOM:,

£$,lJOO, is now wasruboused in t. Kti
We.er and Elbe.
The Ducliei..l of Hamilton has vidted tie •
1%111 ..
Napoleon at Wilhelmshol.e. :'•4
General Tioeliu held a review in Poris n ru
wbTerenwoomil: tiniutle3elnt.vlrt 7.onf *Peeri"isub"aly.:
Legion. of be....gars remain it P./111.
The French r. giments which capitulated
ars being dispersed over Get mony.
English vessels are preparing to Ind from ti,
for Hamburg.
Fears are entertained that an attack on tLe if
docks will be tnade by the eavairte. rra
By the explosion at Loan. babe William
lenburg suateiteut • contipoon of the twit. II
follows the troops in a Gannet..
Too Clown Prince of Prilein has ism,' &ti
Lion to the German PCOPIII to cunt a na•emol
'he oth a bomb from the fortre-e
fell in tho cenir.• of a Pr usdon hati.ely. tifl.
gunners fild the preeence wiret to a 4te I.•
so for as jp• o,tal into the op. n held, ait !
dist. ly exploded. He thus l•lsV. ii Lot oil.
but the lives of his comrades. 11., hae htti, ;
commended, and presented with 20 theleia.
Lord Asliburnhais (Recording t 011.., bet•ei
has placed his mansion in Sussex at the depos,j,i
Empress Eugenie. '
Twelve Hundred Germans who have been
from Paris heve petitioned the King of Pru-it
upon their receiving • p.icuioary ~ •
mid that 80,000 0. rmans lu.ve been ex1.a..1 ..!
department of tire Seine •loue.
At Withelnislnine • Carmen apprentice nm an. •
with • pi-toll in a pocket. The euppositko
contemplated an attack on the Emperor Nai,;.
A geod many people have slunk away ft,. h.
silewly during the List few days, who had pee,
loudly their intentien of dying, if needs hi.,
ram parts.
Calai, has been declared in • state of siege • ro,t,,
ations to flood the surrounding diorict have
and large stocks of provision are being i•tored.
Nearly everybody in Paris is preparing for soms
peeled encounter in the streets. Within the
days a prod:gious number of sword and dome d.'s
have been sold.
Citizen soldiers ire smoking their cigarette' el
perhaps thinking of their ledgers, when
order and they have to stop smoking. 'Ft", ,
out their cigarettes upon their muskets, and
folly stick them in behind their ears an if tev •
pens with which they had just been bookie;
oiler • kilogrstnine of pork.
At Cologne, Weasel, and Spandeo
of tents are pitched for the French prisosere
t•hips daily enter the Oder and the tire,
the blockade seems to have ceased.
Of the 4,000 officers captured at Sedan,
3,000, not having signed the capitulatioz..
sent to Germany.
M. de Thardowsky, who had been S;ecry.r..
to the l'russian Embassy in Loudon for ar
two years, wo regret to learn, received a
shot at Sedan on the Ist of this muuth, _
which ho died twelve hours later.

TURNED OUT OF PARS.
A resoectr.bly-drcuctl woo= applieJ to Mr.
at the Msoylobotut Police-coort on Fri.lay. t k.
he could sc.ci,,t her. Sho 5t.t.0.1 that ,d,e w..,„ ,

of C.rk, and her hushaod was a 1.-reach's:an.
no awl her flee chihiren w,re Dent away by 111 1:
. . . . .

authetities. Mr. Man-field ~eked nhe're-'h:r..
was? Applicset : Ile ig in the 64th ••
. . _ _ _

National' 'Guards, and is placed in the f
Applicant put in her passport to London. Mr. 7il
Why did you leave Par? Applicant: lc

were posted up on the walls sating that all t.

nc,t wish .-ta expose themselve7 to the .i• •
leave. My he-hand is a trad.sman, and he •1,
to go to the.fottifiestions. I had no tnevi.

tenee. ml I hul to leave and go to my mother ,•
Mr. Maii•fir.l.l: How long liar., you flue I r. I
Applicant : SeVtal y.ar thiq tune, and two t• r
former ~cc.aiun. Mr. Man•lir•lrt Where are 3g.:
ing now ? Applic.int :At 57.. Proud-street. • •
. . . . . . _

have been in London the French anthoritmd h,r.-
sent me from oils society to another. lor •
money from tiv-in. It I. all spent. Mr. Maiodi :
don't 5,..e anything elle I can .to for you than
to the relieying.vfneer at Paddington for ti -
f,rwert you to Cork. You hays been to •
charities, and they are not inclined to aecist you,
Applicant said that the French authorities ha .
averdon to amidst the at they say they ha. •
many of their own country-people to me to.
Mansfield : But your efisldroo aro French. A Pidi,lll
Yea. Mr. Mansfield directed her togo to Mr.
ehaplain to Archbishop Manning, who might aaslA

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF NEARLY £10,000,000.
Evert rowspardm readier has, of at. brooms familiar
with the tame of the Newel Naxim of Bengal, an Indian
•
171 D ee elm has come Geer to this country professedly
1 •
to wake known his griersuees, and to seek their redlreu
:111 a; mod to the people of Cleat WWII themselves;
a-belting their support in his endeavour' to obtain what
he ("goblet* to be nal ural rLl,ta of which be has
tontravei.fon of all god faith O. en deartoilad urnl-r
the late rd . int. of Eugliali tule in bola,.
TI., re a.m.. aoin tl ing so trash and trustful in his
tin. the...jug I haired upon the le no of justice enter•
weei hy the re, pie of this eo•int,%. 'ls .t I.is CAM, 'a II
alini•t!C••11 oh' .s., so impat t hal C •fiNia..r4tion Iran eh
public *were, a aceptinz le thins tl,,u aupslticial
'merit g critics who poi fees to Kew!) a paper " for
twit wutt• ti i.e gentletio n." In oursnance of his
10.,n he has in a leaky green eoluine of nearly
Mil Per-es, an delegate hiatory of vie case. W., cannot
Oft .• WI to to now it through its on ilCroll4 1 tails and
varticulttp, Int we think we war briefly and succinctly
before the reader at' wait:: of its contents, that
aliall suffice to :,waken his intermit and engage Ilia
stg

fliarkrtS.

In the year 16.16 a few English traders, hy the crnient
of the Or. at Ile,ml and the vie. pis or Nawsba first
opened trtllllll, rcial relations; with the East Indite. 'ft is
was the company wlleh we have known as the Old
East Indian Coinvany. Their oprratious w. re oar tied
on with varying aueoess until the year wiw_tn
another company we formed unite tic.':mann, 5 ".
William 111. In 171.4 a nnim of the two istcp-stswal
agreed nya.n and this—says tie hook before 55-
.We; the fl 01,
r't , *meant. the t-dahli.hrociet ..f Prank power
to toe ha.,t, f..r ir o.uoi.ltal trio altrl Prssit t B.3lrini
,to "'arse their le ration. Ey I le g land..l“.ihinut
1,.•t-rn.".111•1 febri• 1116111: rittil.!lllCM-rAt, In
I+-111,0 to &fed ti e. ean, 111...r.fency.
Tho trade, howev..r. be slowly, until
ahw." 1774, when under the rul.. of Nawsh Aiir
I{lo.l, WLO, it run. 11 formulas dispo ed towards
the emilish, mat y coner••ienot I,CIU stunted to them,
which. collie!'v Mite, v • I tie r.t du* in tip, reentry.
C pun thy .1. ath .1 th,s hie graiidwn, Nut=
Maltom...l 1.. cone bie
'rid rn
it „. 2714 tyrannical &posh
n.• el. and iie nl4
1.11 14.4.1., ii I.e es. ry body
.nre: rt fore, be re.adhe
111, • •. rrt him..e.ifohnomom to the littAhh
• heel tcnii vied t.i drive enit of the
0cK,•,.) It lit nat •
th,• Engli-h and his mei seta
r•ol dry 11.• ••
„ i t.,,• aro adfel traz..ly of the ma,
wean• to nee). 1... ll iii ent here) led Ilk;
l'..lllfOrn • r infrienc h. h It. Malin:. and the,.
r ' I It, f elethn.t.ing the tv hint anti
. •
4 . .- •tet r thel.uul Home on the muenntl.
The result was Mahomed's carer.r.iled in Bight. and
a ruiserthle de.411, and Meer .1 .Mr, of whom the prr sent
Na sub adios ti direct representative, was in, tulle.!
is Pus r.be,.. us various 11,1041 after his necesdon
thlf cent traCei were made by the e rhpany, through
C..vermnent and Meer JA--which are
at !troll in tl e Irmk—stut by which • the
writer trainiains signal and din ct sdemataitcs accrued
t.. thim for the carrying on if tie le. fin the death of
31.er .1 fir occasion wig again taken upon tbei sac VII.
simi of his son to obtain further ronerisiona—thit time
Slit it part q the military a.lmiaistralioa ctf liet country
akeid.l 14 placed is their Arm&
A. Me country wax at the time the mete of a dell war, an
nnity waa use aftmled the m of using the Newel:. troop..
••• siIII It,. ir 'ci, for renderitm vain ilii,, asalw
tan., to the Elm/tam of Delhi, which Clive did not fail to take
uhAtt.me id.

%ill. ki,

The Emperor was extremely grateful for this, and at
the Instance .4 Colonel Chre, whom he much esteeme..,
bc conferred upon the company the ellioo of roll, etor
of the Revenues of the Provinces of Bengal. Behar and
°rifts.

Cranting them V.r their nn 11.4) and profit. "What.netTr
reinaita old .4 the Itetehee. .4 the .14 province., after
F. ealittieg Om .4 teent -ix la,. of !Will,. per Moll% to
it.,' Itoyal l'irear, and prosit,iet f..r the expretee. .4 the
1111 l t" i.e., tie NII.IIA, Natim, their Court, and their

Soherquentiv he wag induce.' to soapl an allowance
of r4ix.,;13 ti Government of the Provinces of Ekottel.
Ihher amt fire.. feting left ent'rely to the diacrt tiws
Am! narteogeinflai of MC rentitettly. By the.. acts
:no tr. Orr atioo o"tlcNawalie thus in a commercial
point of view gee° op their authority in the Ezeentive
becent., annuit..nts in pen.. tuity." tio much for
the ~,ve.-in.nte outer. .1 into, sod now as to what the
Newel, c u.ph.ins of Voir violatiln. The I.i.tory
I,foro on OPn on to as, that upon the 1100, salon of the
Nawll.—a boy of tchaer .ge—tho work of
spolisti i. Isy th.• Conmeily'e e. rroote advanet .1 • 11101.,
.111.1 • fresh no•ot deorind It.. f 1:10U,414 per
annum of the lue.outo previously omatuo.l.
11.1-:•7 the 1: I.:..,entatity of the Great Mould, by mtpport.
int; the r.h.clb.o .4 I.ativo brolo• Nith u•Ili his
Win •he p.t 1,1.14 l'otnitatoy, and tin f..
flirth• r,., hi. 1.3.1...11.11 the In.. • f 1;.... ruin
win., at th3t time hitt .1 In thw pr0t..,..1a0t .4 it.
!. •t • In.b., awl allot the iii i i of thy
.4 10 it.i„ tool: l'o•If the ti.n.ryttn
..• .4 Ito contort. 1•11.1.1 Chartor th, 11..0.0r.140
11,4 todia rotot.a. y, :.8 .1 I ito If to vary.' ..•.! !AI the
• vont,. ft.! lo thi! Att.:ll4 It,ly, .1111 r /I.lOlillZ
A -trati .... • f lb., MV .1r- of Nat ite Pritiet in th.:

A no4t iinentity f cone tonilenon Lore (ogee+ to
thow that this egret-wry ,a• not to, bot that
from Vino to Cow In i n t tlei reduction, eon-
niaile in the ine ow, of the Natitahin eerbin
ITt u were pet a.ble for I • ions to the Royal family.
'I I.j I..ie not to 1.73 (1 .2. ut ell's+ he alleges
1,.• •le ..ne•half 111 been p I netr. arbi be therefoto
:eke '' atlo-re t .I..tee goner
o • bt
.t.i

I.T. • it Swale Na4.1:1 a•. 1.1.1 11 the tler..ne of
•.1 age, atelliti• ..ITtetr"
I .re leboen.•l fiir
ell .1e.5 • rt., (we....rul. ie.: fl' fatnils Iss ss ad."
In. 11. 1 • • • %ere but •111.1.1, al.el cromilt 11.24141 y eeme-h
I -71 ...mi.... 11114.ttell 1,. 111111•1•11.04(
~• a. ,111,1.41. tan tbe t• ..f elm .%Keett
.1 u 1.,,rt "(the ths•••fliiils Ilt Trii.tini. in-
I • vorti.•ll.4 the ti tlit. bet:. • rl.llll it ',smith,. while
I' ee•ee ba• Maid.* by till. •••1.11,111.111 melt. itt
' .• • Z•. ultlells.l.l by Its 4:...enaueot ha. 11.4
1 I.• t' s• .).4w31, h. 'ls to • hat• rt tISCry..II

I it i•et. h. 444 ; . tee..
,•Iv I it lb, :S.M. h. the It.Sfl,flhUt 11.1110 OM money
.t.. t t!..• j. MM. M 1.11.1, vvv,ivvtll 10ot 26.11 Apt hi. r
I.thm. Cate:tint...4 claim In the eiterte.t! Seat
i 'i• e le. it jaiittire I. atitiiinkierril in limns by the
t •tt at tee iire.vet M anent

A. To ail other portion of the savings the Nawab
•ti it w“ thr •uub the act of Mr.Torn.n.,
ono of the terms. ut..tiver of lb* Euglol Government,
ho wrongfully rodueed bun to Pen out his securities.
so I wiwn e pr.f rr, 4 bis claim the govtroureut
ti. Ono d to ct.qui,e into it on the ground that no good
ou .1 r•

S.Olll. eq, re.ponAenre of an utpleasarst nature appears
to have all-, Cut of thhi.antl one cf ti • crea` gr,.unds
of email,' .iot Jtietua to base been that his Inouew was
aocumidf having ',owe of his suite to beat and
torten. a nativo, flow which treano ut the WWI diett,
an imiiiltwont w ho ate., Ihsdy tualctai”s to be
fal.n and pi ..duc:* evidence at length to his book to
Cpltt It

Thio !kob hk nus on the writ.l. iIIc.IA pretest
for tho ta.pletaant - iatioos triad' aerial prt,e,it to
t ‘i-t netw,n the C,Awoment of Ind:* and the Noorab

lo either eine, for the atti.faction of the public, it it
a imaicr ots•rving con.i la•mvon. From our glance
thr.u4b tho mum° h fore ua. the gi.t of whieli is
co,tatned shove, wo confeda it appears to U. th..t the
Now..lii hos mink uu+ a ca.e widen justilii• bin, an ask.
in, for redress. Ile apneas to be entitled to be
T 14110.4.4 io he honour., Rod to reCCi•e some 001111. U.
Fation for the hew ol V 18.644517 ho he; .netmood by
the departures from the eemmente made with Ide
ancestors, by which Ilrati.h rule in India war esteb-
I shed.

TUE FLESH OF ANIMALS HAVING FOOT.

AND-MOUTII DISEASE.
Whether or not it be true, aa stated, that • disease
has appeared among sheep which is communicable to
the human blood, it is indisputable that ill effects from
foot-and-mouth disease, now becoming lamentably
prevalent, can he engendered from the milk of infected
animals. Dr. Thorne tested this point by investigation
for the Privy Connell. Two out of several casea will
%alike to prove the hypothesis. At &ccles in Suffolk,
where 100 cows suffered from foot-and•inouth
Iwo doctors affirmed that they had attended 100
patients for "soreness niol vemicular eruption about
Um month, at time. associated with superficial ulc,ra-
thins rmembling those produc-d by the exc mitre use of
ties.cury, gastric disturbance, diarrh.et, and often well-
marked prostration,"—these symptons °warring ayn.
nheeneosly with tho prevalence of &maws among
the cattle, which having passed away, no new
cases were met with. At tlexhill, in Sussex, a doctor
bad been attending three families, in the firt,t of which I
• lady, her three children. and three servants ; in the I
,wwond, • mother and her four children; and in the
a servant—hi all, UI pemons—eere Minultaue.
ously affected with numerous "nlc re on the mucous
oubrane over the lit. ant gums and on lerneath it.,
meetly, with enlargement 114 %ha, tollllliA and nub.
ii %d'art, glai iii." Stil.l fel.r.le symot
61. j. WhAllh iiasiiij 1A.t0.14 about throe weeks
hit the patients "very much deb.litatod." 'flaw
me. a. all procured their milk from A awry where Not
•Id I. tlire.at• w juror. 1:il g. 84.41.0 young
Ph, were ~uppliral with eettli of the milk 111 quo-lion,
met they all died. Th.:re j., however. no c ,tre f
al.dui. The milk of cows undoubtedly affuenol
lsot taken without protoming any noticeable moth d
.11,0-.•111cIA may to a great extent be guarded ag.b.st
by tta• boiling .1 the milk. What would appear to be
• grs..ter ttino,rt to the liability of the unfortunate
• rC, huet th:IL h bi• eat,n the Ile•li of aniumis
ntL th hme be. u eufferihg from the fout-ettd-usou'b
'-••• •• If ft.w .1.50 after a butcher has loduht
tt.. in uiliog," observe' Dr. Thorne,
„ kit.* iii iii at 011ee. Stall expo,es the lit h
. the Mau:Jim of the soling,' ht." g
.., account of the rapid cumcatiou
•u I ich tl epic mt lc la amen. I A
p !Le.. • • •
r sip Ae 14414.1. I k • t toe height
.•• are h.ett
C ~. is of ea wlti as firm-claws
to. e I •11,11. r so isiA 01•11 r. 1100,1• n.•
iiimt,g1,...11.1 LOAI‘..IS I, bitt, ihat iii no
en,-hem le h;• ouva“takai-ts he.,r th*t
to the U. of accl 1j0 bulcjoc uad Li. en g"r`b"" 1

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ii1.1.1.1V T'il OINTMENT AND I'ILLA.-I)ji,
A ....red Vt lien Mill I.ml l
ol i egc„iie diee,tiou becomes 1te!00...1, the pi s„..
sY•ii AA,I iii iyeiCal
it .1 We Anew. 11..nt0 ar ea conueetioi, oLk,
lo• or lout. foil •wed uy .11.11• y. wahine.
•Liett too Izeo. Lao' blfteg the ;-e'o7l. Toe
r ft et lueouhe torpid, but tie aetis&ty they
6; • 1.. y bet ',rive,' by tubbing lb o looray'm thotioei,t,
,00p tbe it of the ptotuu. ..1-,
•' 3 °AY. :411 r .itioir the r 11. at t elme
wil 041 ,• .1
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Ma

WHELPTON'S
Riryit
4

stil2.o
Are warranted not to contain a single particle of
Mercury or any other Mineral Substance ; but to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters, Purely Veg-
etable. Hence, they are Easily digested by the
stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
Is brought under their Purifying and Renovating
In I uence.
They have long since been used in one of the
largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons and have proved their value
in Thousands of instances in diseases of the Head,
Chet, Bowels, Liver. and Kidneys; and in an Skin
Complaints are one of the best Medicines known.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, in bouts
swiT,Tu
lita.:isdretisiatv!;s,l.l!4l..hl(adinil,..nori.nl,ailotr.ct9d,lnenudicerstthss,
tira.yeenGdt:
ilLoWednudirciont.:
.etter to Mr. FREDEMICK 411 i IL, Ckheva, or ao, ontwatuss
ace, Lombard-street. London, EX. I Vendors. Sent free ou receipt of 8, 14, or 88 stamp&

WHY HAVE BAD BUTTERP
wHEN you may always have it Good, Firm and
• • Sweet, oven in the Hottest Weather, by using
TOMLINSON & CO.'S BUTTER POWDER.
no time of Churning is also much reduced; and ghoulishly
of the Butter improved fully 3d. per pound.
Sold by Cbdoxiata and Grocers in ed. la. sad ad bum

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BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
CZ') 000 Sterling may be obtained
by an inv.etmenk of EL—
£3,ono,oooStering guar.nteed by Government are
an,•millv divided in monthly ollotment‘ in various Sums
upwards to

(D)

ALLEGED ROBB,
Every newspaper 15.
with the name of the Na
• ... eho has come et
penes,
to ineke known bis grievan,
by an al peal to the people te
eliciting their support in hie t
he cemitlers to be natural riel.
ietitraveeteen of all geed faith \
th, late r..:ime of Euglish sule in 1.
Tle re pit-m' .oin -fling so frank e
fens three tug I bided won the s. ne,
1.1 tie re. Ple of this roontrt. 1h
te,,,yiecee e1.....i ai imputed consider..
public *were, eeceptine ye Thies theec
sn, eriug critics whit in . fets to prepare a .
?owl men write. ti by geetleilit TI." In pursnat,
pl in lie tat pueli heel, in a leaky green volume 0,
teel ph;tes, all dabovate history if to cue. W.. e
pee tel to follow it through its tin iiirroW4 d,tsils
vsrticul,rs, but we think we may briefly and suceine,
lay before the reader at' Stl2J6 of iii contents, tha
shall suffice to ewaken his interest and engage hi.
tilt- • idiom i
In the year 1636 a few English traders, by the cement 1,..
of the Grist elven' and the vis pis or Nawsbe tint pee,
°pelted Ottlinif reial relal I'm/, with the East Indies. Ti is
•,
was the company wlich we have known as the Old hisser. lei
East Indian Comeany. Their operations ve re a ... i ~, '
m. 'Cork, eat,
on with varying encores until the year li•, w--. 7 Irish tawny,
another company wee formed unler doe “o'Ne 5 Prise"' E"'"
William 111. In 1765 a miens of the two iat,,n-ats Ira, buodidi and Da,
agreed npon and tbk-asys the book before in-
,. ~...,„ Egyptian per 4901.
Wa. the lint. step towards the e.tablisbment .1 11rt1i:".1.1..d Meglist., per imperia
in the FJet, for the ir noilieload .o,rue awl I...gramme.
It g lost. 1•••• . tna,
llit ol to elllarze their op. rails.. by 1 9 .
..,..,._
... ~.. a Enli.h, eve* weed. ,
1. -1. and MG. firing troop, 1411.11hitti1t.!1nt,,..,.. •• • •
Unitol State., lkusdlan,
1.-ditto to &led llivin,tel, e. itt can, .1 ewer:et . 1 ii...i.u.
barna.
..
e.,....... d. bu• .Inely. nett
nu.
The ttede. however. r"-""" -' Of Nawnh Aliv Liely Mixed Arneriese, per 480Ih.
oboe*. leetei, when ender fhe. rti,l.•
ed totssnls th1e,...• and Inumbian. ditto .
I{lo.l, WI.O. it Conc. wA, (*tour deffriv, datelstte,
Ito them, Dan, per 400 lb .. .. •.,
the I:nlith'hl mat Y ee''''' .e'i''];' *.r.t an,. inch., country. Mil". Per 40.8 h. .. ..
widest comb!. ref'Y e'Pr. 'l' ‘• - ''. ' his gratalson, Netza AIItIVALk• irith : ;JO; qrs. on
C pun the 41.atie .1 th'e l'n,c3 maize. 41,..twi,e : 1.24 floor.
Mahomed V. cum,. bit seec,..tor. wheat, 13,0.'3 dint
'e r! t lerley, ei,vire qt
el , e. 471.1yrah nel it dispcsi ir. . Mo
•na. Prim-. 1.• ihg 'r ' ..,-.1.,....,..,.,, h.• ..,..n.i..1. and lie was Wm/tester :We have a Sonic, hat better
-I'.. iri.,"1,... ... el is el•l• • o'ol l'Y rs'*l.loolV corn tnole since this das ,•Conight. stole,
ors.' •: it 111.1. ti tra fore. be rehli:v the fanner. cm/ilium: Ifgoo, •r which mid for
to ilv him.4ll4l.emeimi. to the iiii3lish steady, at ithout 4.4 acct eulTelieiva. Beall \ ;,..1 t1:..1 ho L- .1 0
~n,, ~..1 to drive end e 1 the in fair ropier' at latc rites, 's II 4 f oats at
(~,,,p...5, .I. n. '''
.'.. . . ,i.,,, ,h,- Cngli.h and lei. enicl acts the demand, and values have Maher •iven aws
11' '"'.; .-In'elbil traz..ly .4 the mate, 11 le. Arrnais of maize are beery ; the Mit and k jos
wt. le t. re e. et loi t .4. • .
,44,1; tooste s.• fleet. 1.. ~ 1 11l ent bete) led the unobtainable la-t wick. Barley in no lust at fully la
4r i • an 'tongue a, li he. mlatives and their Jr-me-Ike:es: Wheat was in noxlerate supply •,
C-0•1•30s
rt r. to• It 11,,e
.',„,,
~,, . f de t thr. their 11,. to o
ets milt ol a vally emettuip
tivedemand, the full rates of last.wees
iii..n-•t r
eoes.s... 4
• ote 11..4,11 11.12-0 on the. nuomi.l. to.ly timinteinee Mutest every parcel on offer changing M - • 55.411, . ... • .
iJ. .....
cut.,
- nirmingkom : At this nay's Illtirlets there at as a leul
The result was Mehomeere "leer' 'Awl in Bight. 'nd 4.f Ettgli.h a lust, St hid/ realm. el an adiatiee o f nearl y la is
a mix/ TAW 1...,th. at,d Meer d file of whom the prt sent ,ir. eine barter rather dearer : onmdary dna. 00'. el?°'•
Na web china to tee direct re preseetative, was in-tilled We,. erne Pea. neJteeted.-MaocAes.•er : At our market
te 4, e. hi. .1... 14 Variuttl reridir after his neces•ion them Mg a Ilttlesllo4o firnincs, was apparent.-por *loot.
trer rent treaCes were made by the e •netany, thrnueli loth English and tonics,, r.dher more ~,,, ney eat asked. hut a
tt,,. teieli•li Geverement seal Meer J, ffi --which are 1.4,,,t.e.5e , ,t, ••• iii,s,,,tleurite ..i.iuete:i.,l:,teleti.e,r,, .s.-I.t...ti,i,eiiina%tleu., Flee; I
t,o,
',weeded at let.ctli in tie lemk-and by which • the
eilblie le
01?,tte., l hid
..t..• farther.‘a 'lni,iil,
rolrll'. 11
was in Vete,
din ct adventages accrued moderate requset, at an amendment of fully ed per pr. Yee, il
writer teaintaies signal and
t•i tient for the carrying ou r f tra le. On the death of lindon
31. er .1 Mr tvcs.ion wit again taken upon lb. sac •es• Frome ...
aeon of h CATTLE MARKETS.
Ito. son to obtain further roneeesione-thit time we.thery .
DLit it part '(Me military n.luaieistralioe of tke cowgirl fleets-rot..Thu r.lay.-At ',sr cattlem II arket, to-day we had Welty arrive
teal .ipply of beef, ineludite• an averac n e cosign B consignment from ath
fdwahf /4 pieced in their Anwar. ['viand, the latter samples teeingof superior quality; trade Ass Bristol
A. the cee ntrylean at the lime the Wen. 01 a chit war, an quiet, and price, were hardly so firm as last week' twit dm- Salisbury arrive .
eeter enity wait ~. sot affonled the mof using the Newel:. troops eriptions, however, realised 70.., and in • few ea.es 72it. lier Dueler ....... .....
ill ... /1j1111,11..11 111111 1111 if 01111 for rendering vales tile sole eat., and middling and inferior from 635. to Ole. The market Chippenluou
tan, to the Emperor of Delhi, which ciive did not fail to Like wive aloe well supplied with sheep, which tact with a alio. 1..1111011 I6
a444otage oL trade, tool pricen acre a trifle easier; beet whether* ...Id at GIL, Cloas,-tee llO..
The Emperor was extremely grateful for this, and at Lel :7,lll;_:',l,,,'"re,r",xee`tehtithe'initteillttitehel'esioneril}l.welas trr.... ft:II:1,0r '1
id 11.11.,ni!frjsia.n.‘ 11!
30,
the instance ef Colonel Clive, whom he much esteeniol, ter Ile. Lambs are nearly out of mason, but anythitiB choice Gidemt ....... ....•10 4 9
be conferred ulmn the company the melee of rollector wasin demand at here prises. lel. per lb. being freely given. Oxfonl III 3ts
of the Revenues of the Provinces of Henget, Behar and A few low-priced .tore colic from Ireland were sold, but trade Woremtcr
(hiss; does not yet .h.or any animation. Of tatikh Ma" we had a fair Leamington
Granting them for their oats sloe sail er"St. "What.orete Lively, but trade te ~,i.tueliiiill.nanti purion.....rissier...f.rucenofCl.3 t•ft.C.2:.l !:i,riles.,i.oret.ita.nlB,..lllll 1 1
311 ;1 44 21: .1,
mai n.maita out .4 the Retook, of the .1.1 provinces, after
Irlllgtor X.i.a-rVer U.:leattnarse; th.ere being only about 090 jig.
nal:lid Matiebesterl L. R. 4 2510 fa. ..
resseitting the
the they sold freely at 'nen 11. to 114. 3.1. for bacon pigs and Wm.. sbory
Oa' HO3Ol l'irs.r. o'ol Pr"si'''''', ('cc the "Penes' "i "e's 11.. G.., and in a few ease.. He. 941. for porkers. ' Chester .. .
Nisa ..... r Le., the Saallt4, Num, their Court, and their WatialiaLlt.Thilina -ay.- There were 960 fat beasts,sloo sheep, Birkenhead. ....
I olt 0 3 6 .. ,
fantiho,
and 62. pegsat market 105140. The extreme rates .4 lent week Literpoollialingstge 5301115 3 40 .. I
Sebeequentiv he wee induce.' to swept an alloWaneo wore olstaintal alit a good riearaiire mg. effected. First quality Reading
of C 4 15.613 tie- Government t,f the Provinces of Beeigel„ of beef, to.. to Si. GI, per shoat .3 1411 a; meo ba w', •to e 4. t 1.1.; Windotr
11.40 r awl orieet being left entrely to the diacrttiws 11111Itton sal lamb. 71.1 to s;,I. *crib.; jerk, la. to to. per stone I. •Ililon
one/ 7.1.1 manage/nod of the retnpatty. Hy that. acts :itutul laltlide
uTitt,eitr:til..eeeltle • +men 11.11•17 of store tattle and thu e Third ekes from all stations between Wee,
' Trowbridge ilielltaiVe, to all stations between liata.
:Ile NI Our ati.:ll. a " tee Nawalit thus ill a comniereial Slareorouiras, Thurs-lay.-Mmelaysl rate. mutt be written Linden. 1 Trains leave Weymouth [Sundays camel
point ef view gavo nii their nett ority hi the Ezecutive for let-f; the large arrieri. however.. f ferchrn anintak,nreGy lee) a.m.. and 2.30 p.m., arriving at Dorelooter at. 10.,
mei bee•not tut:miff wits in perm tuity." 24,, much for of het s ,ry Initialing wislity.render. trwle fir this .1.....ri1ti0n 3.0. q Will ..t.qr here on Friday., and 4111 ether days s
the agic.-in.nt. enter, il into, and now as to what the dee. (;,.,.h 1e,.1 i. fony ...Ir.. lei the rinser inartiet there required to Like op vea.vanter. for Chippeoliani Ind stall,
Kawah c utplAins of their violatien. The Liatory Is tittle or te. alteration. The coarser breeds of Enelish, as berioneL h.l train knee. We) Month cut 5.1.... it.itt.. arriviii:
before on goes on to as, that Upon the JIM salon of the a
also Inferior fonig •• !tr. tin -tone lit fevour of tlie buyer. The Dorelicater at 0.4:.„ and Mallet,Newton at "kJ, where it .tops.
demand for veal I. lend.. All quainks nem& a neither aile .o.el
, eee eeiee Nesedt -a boy of tooter ege-tho work of .
cllllllllered rate.. AIRS. wenn nays j arND Are.
sia4iati in ty tIo• ConiUalay'a et Trent+ ad 11.
lranef d I CaCe,
TOTAL ar,lll,T. /*MOS aret/LY. Ma.
T.;43 1.Z... Fart.tc:i flier.' ri:xii:'.
Anil • ficali ii:..re. :ii..nt deiTinil Lan et CRAM per • mittt
minuet of the iue.ouie previously eneaged. Sheep and Landis .. 9,eCell •• $,700 London
lit 1-:.7 the I: presentative .1 the Great Mogul, be support- 410. m.• •• • • 440 .. 310 Windsor
Ine the re 1,110 -1. .4 dos I.ative t0...0h Moto. faith relit his Pigs .. . ... 150 .. 100 Reading •• • • •••• ' .. .. 93311 30 it 46 .. 357 and
Liverpool LS.
elle. .• he ra•t lodia troiniest.y. and thee 1. felted at el. ' to Inferior Quality. Fent, Quality.
Birkenhead .. 11 4'S 830 l'ElIVI:11
turtle rem hi, Tattoo at the 4041. f the Briti-lt Got.. 1.1 hi oh reef-. 4.. ..41. to as. sd. .... 4a. 101 to I;i. M. Chester •"• " •• " i.. D. .
.. .. .. .. 12 55 .. 940 0 ' 0 330
slip le at Grit time lot' 'v.., .1 for the sendeetion .1 it. . Ifl Ifotton ma. 04, - :alll. Of. . . (4.1. 2.1. -M. 21. ~,,,,,*11.,, 102 .. II 4.5 'Mc m.ed. it
•t• Li indi3 awl after .... riles. us ing the d • ... i . tion of the teat.- 4. tal. - b.. ted. .... ss. 2d. - GS. lA.
11 45 . .. lay easily • ri.
l'entse.i. of la ltd. tool; Li,u l'-cif the Stli.retin Ad ' 'at,. pork.... 3.5. 5.1.. -4, 9d. .... 4s. St -se 21. 55,,,,,,,h.,,p.,,,, „
•••• :: i• 5 80 2 5.2 1.. 1 0
1...• oh aft itotiolrv. rata .•1 01 de Charter./ ifie Hon.., tide Lamb .. - - - - -d. ....
hinningliam S. U. .. .. 730 850 320 .. 1 tet Is hew clearly den,
I'. ol India rollll4l ,1I 1..11111 ''Y o carry ..•11 •,11 the Al per stone of Selta, sinking the offal Leamineten „ 8 3u 32 3 fa,j .. 243 nUmes.4.ll treAtilient,
01-11.vtlioto. roittr,..ltat A. 4,11.4 dy, • Idle 1...14m2 ihe
Wormster .. .. 7 IS .. 230 .. 10 10 - ___ltv m0ut...4 wheel.
4.1111111,1-trati .... , f the Au tir- of Nat it e Pr/no:4in the Log .
ry
BLTTER MARKET. °Wool
A 'sot tinentity ef carte fontlentas here follows to Dideut . ......
ellow thet this ogre/ taen• ,--av n.l tolbt rel to, bet that mum Thereby - The fellewlng were (ho current Moms ii,.,,,j„e0
at this t0;rk...1 to...My -31,11,1: utter, per ilu, 1. 31,1 to Is 41 Cheltenham .. .. I; 2.: .., :LS Ile .. 9 0 tss, 'damn..
'pen Vine to tmie in belle i lito the reductiotes con• whey ditto tte le _ „ 7c, 1041 230 .. 120 By lif. !LILL, F•sq., M.A., ,
timitllf made in tin, ii... moot of the Na wake. certein Glouee.ter
tivondon
.. 541 THESE CFR.ITIVE SO.:AN.
Iced, •icet were eel *tide for I, i , hes to the Roy allamily. SEED MARKET. Chippettliam
•Ilti• Les aes.suitile :ea to 8.73 0 .2. of wheel he alleges Cardiff
Trilolium seed as was to bet evi.ectoil Is now In dimini.hed
I. •••-lv oreedialf 108 leen lei I over. anil he therefete re.. . • ' lit; rd ~. .. -. lee till . , , . Bristol depart 640 1 2510 361 125 1130 181530 IN A FEW DAYS.
v•est . 641114 4111.1111) WI a, 0•01ealr. oat slut regnirot, anti It tt.t,
I. t•trally wits 1' where b o the kite.... gone?" 7e147 II 0 147 656'ti30 6 to " The objeset of this eetraordinary
ain.eara likely that the supply will inane 1/11/...inal to the w, It ~'..., Bl5 38r! 27 3 o eII . „ 8 3 how Nervottotem and concomitant Ma.
'... , It ,• i.e. • •ot Nawals Na/..t0 a.••t n.l al the throne of il.mainl. Wait, r tan, ore co .:: Isms-till Ur 4/ freel, and . ''' .-",
. balbelosey
:. -rd 41:.18.11 la h.. only it,. ! c tr.ol age, and iii• aft sir" lite tribe 1.1.111.: 111111 price, has., deeltned 641. to teL lour lortheo
Wells depart
• '1 r. I 4., Maim,/ ter • te iee tee trultirie thrott.th Whitt, iiiir.t.tr I•i Li Is. al.. a little rissrer. Sowing raiurs/ed
Prune,.
I ' \,it.li tt t th, 4 l.i-e,rol. 1.•.: i.: Ito family tee pr oide 0.11111111, set) firot. A few ..ftlialt, of lieW holllelfronn clover & I.
.: 1
t f 1.1. 1.. 1.1• 1,1- 1• • • acre GM .10.1.1, ai.il omsequehtly tomb 'wed hate Le on exhibited at Ilark•Ln ao. but talus-. -ire "Ire taut yet I ir
.14. 1,1, 4J -1a el. .atto //1 stele I ie. a110tt..41 to lain .liiring fixed. We 114441 4 111..6 rate .1131411.11 for winter barter, ,str. ve...'S , KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PIL
1 . 0.•,.; roi ay.-oho:144.1 in the 1,A., ,-.1 iI, Agent I h.., neor- aim rye. John :haw reel tins, 16, Water•lanc, LoneMn, LC. ..'.
‘'''' '''', er
ea
1. .• . ti.. ~/, is. i.srt (thse n r oteoot, in An a Tr”titt"). it,. - --• Maiden Newton
bGo . runaut 5..,./iritim., slide the want* of our system. Its object is
WoOL MARKET. Bridport arrive lo lo 460 2 40; 460 10 5 11 So 9 S.S
,•.• .atl' I, °:1•01 143. • ahliely tile 4. •attllllll.lll it.elf. of the 'rear and tear a life, It disorder...l,
:I. • • ii,. ~. ilie tort withheld by the emeremeet in, net tommx, Thursday.- -We hese le, change to note in the tr.i.1%.:11',..1.. •• • ••• !:.',.1.6 ..52.1„•,i,.1; ,;„ ~•;,„ !! ;13 g -1,, ...-...., .t.i.a. la totlolivil by Indigestion, Hee
t• .. is. 'I I. 2•1 1.. C..• \,,, 'I 15t...11,10 a, 10,044 r,..4 410,3%.„0 Market thl. •eck. but holder. ant *lry Item. sod e.. the we)euimee •' • ' to 4.1 4 ;.,0 2So 4 ~.0 10 5 II 43 Ggo Lownees of Spirit; Melancholy, and in some Cale
.1.. •,1,i,1i Imam-1114 h v.Ol -on le ex0,..i.1.•r lie Is . ... ; . reds. toe.. 'oil 1••••,•••••• ' •-- •••0.--•••-"•••••• "00" 003
~ 01.0.• p.m..'
to.for ...anti I.r the lieu.. 1,. the tiosen.uteut 1141. the twihey loos peace be arranged, we might expect • sharp whence. 114.. :, 15 3 10, bl 5 .. 1214 .. sanity. Keyes WolutusLL'S PILLS seethe best pow,
1 r ihd l at ill 1 tan dht r WatstrotU A A train leaves soreisester at 11.30 a.m. arriving at Wey- Medicine for all the diserders of this organ. The
.111.111 e it tnu M.. an.. awI.avi. : mouth at 11.45. i A third claw, train have. London at 10.10 eleause it, whilst by their tonic pewee they give it new
11.1. 1.211.1. 11.11111111..• he I,l,:stm••.lclallis tit the intermit ! seal 110 P MAItKET. p.m., and Joins this train at Chippenham. j Wlll stop here •
i.. 1... vit-hhor tit ulna it jaatiee I. alliiiitib4ereil in Iliais by the vetoer.
whin requirril to bet gloat. pa...rngeri (non Chime :idiom foul
tat lile irre..mit Intment ! Rolim'on, Wednesday. -The market continues animated for Sold hi! all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Anton. hey oial. k A train leaves Maiden Newton at L. 40
A. to die other portion of the Itleirtgll the Naeab the 1.,./..111.1,a11.21"1`and1„.8.,b• 1'111,8„'"..m., urn mg nt wqmouot at 6.1 a. f A train 1,-,,,,.. Medicines. at ls. lid., 2g 9.1., :mei 4.5. el Whetesel
-t ,l ion. are hitt...wart a Plli,int W110011:1' I.ollllllroVellintllnv.
Eronte it .I.lk ham, mllini at melt station clown- Yrovil 7.25 Depot, 2'2, Bread-street, Lamlon.
*thee. tee, it was wa•teethr 'ugh the act of Mr.Torrtn.,
•Itile obi of . Ilkieel. are bezlected. W.:-.1,1 of Kent. X 3 :. to
m., t 1 the lefties. Lit.ttiVCl Ot tlio Englt.ll Government, C 4 14.; Ilbl and East limits, Ct to .C 7 ; !Meet. .C 2 to chmter e.2n, ase•d nerinotitl: 5.35. in A (mice learnt Maiden
"110 wilvngfullY ledueed him to *ell out hie ik'curitih'g. K , l'i.: EArnliant and ....entry, Et 10e to 4,11(1.; old, fl to
Newton at 7.15, anit log at liridport 7.46. TliE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIES "1•11`
.414. n. eel when I.e pr•-fi rri .1 his claim the govtrieneut e. 210. per esti. ' SECUIt El) BY "liven
re e'imd to et,iinito into it on tlis ground that no good - ROLL on, AY'd PILLS. "Theme)
peed r• sule -
,All Trains Fink, tweet4.l. end Third ele.4)
8.011. en re.pondenee of an utpleasent nature appeeee Great difficulty is found in obteining good tea, because
wevnornt Tit roareeeo. IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. "lir- last
.}.:11-1, boa..
to love moo., n out of tLieeitel one ef e e ores' greende the Chine:, use artificial powder on the kinds generally Week days. In aelocting the 1110.1 eteineirtate niedi• Ins tor a particular CASSELL, PL
of comp' out 4--ream to base been that lit. Iliglititee was amid, to hide itiferior brown leave; awl thus enable amism 5.10. p.. p.m p.m p.m p.m ailment, there may he .1111 e 11111ellIty 11111eo oil, vs he found
accused ef leering e'lieved eau.o of his suite to beat aid low tea to the passed off ad best. Iforniman's packet --7-..1 -. _ =.. - ti.; ',argil.. regulate.„ww:l.inwpor.,..a...% ttivt: qua, ffitli of g,.i.en.1t...1..
torture a native, flout which treettie of the Wan died, teas poetess :aflame strength, and not being covered w e eyumitith di, 72.5.,. an vs • , IAN a5O 4,4.0 , n m
~,,, LE A A .
!..,r,,,,,,,.:;!,....; z.....! Ir.'. -1-:::-. -*...,- -..- 5. -....% -1:" e.tr..orlinalry dc •roc. Titey ri[th o the etoinaeli tas di 3,..t any
an in,ii-etnetit evbieit he ste4 if thy sitainttirs to be with hurtful celonrinte wholesomenes4 mud rile
/40 litil:Ao 111:4'.'. 1•1!....:1 I. 14.:: 51.5' t'loo 'll'..i°l it.roh ary fool, ilereaso the secretory. power. of tl'is i,r,
.vse
Ides and peidoc:a 011(10114A at length iu his book to finality la on-incite...l. For leit ef the local Agent; see re
tUltflutai, PP onytio ro„ ...Van, att,l portly the It issl. os. i, a:1 overbid !natter, and .
all.tar that it if, 1.,. advertiseineut iia this paper. Veek lit. throw lota tte can-elation the punkt elements for sustaMing y
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Timi.!,.., hien us el, an the writer allege.. Ili a pretext To St:TIMBERS Mon PARALTSIS, BFITCMATIBM. 5.111 I Ran. a.m. p.m pan p.m ! p.m p.m sed rep Arin; the tram, ill.
Portland, dap 810 10 5 11.5 , 2.10 4-.V.1 5.20 . ILI . 9. A WEA KN_I-234. AND. RERILITY...„
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for the bbhleitalit r 'enema welch seem at pre.eoll to KaugaLLl %, vett Los* OF NElatiUS AND PIITteICAL 12,48,21 . 812 , 18• E; i 2. 7 .2....., 4.32 0.31 4 e.. 27 e. 17 Iffoir man. permits. +WWI. /row .teot. ay wimout Knowtag toe
lot-t netw,,n the Geveiriment of led:* and the Newel, poWEIL -The Poonlar Treatise lin Curativu Electricity.
Iseifiet. by Mr. Harry Lohb, 211.1t.C.5.E., frem the Author. 31 Wey. ' 14. i. semi 10.25 1i .2-1.,• 2-30 410 640 1 6•J'.5 0.15 c tests. why t
ilheyl are toe Pit i h
C most g.tget the 144/11111.111 iS the
s Slill S. accreasor. • owly'. a ave ...n - loom found for role- WOROESTERSM,
Is either eine, for the setitfaction of the public, it is seelteille.street, leeeedilly ; by poet 13 eternize. The Wei-moan to Portland. :.tiee a disordered stomach, an i resterme It's he:Oiler t1i.,23.• pronenneee he Coe
a nutter ete-rving consi leret•on. From our glance larger work elediceted by permission to Sir Charles a.in 1.111. mm p.m p.m the tone; they are therefAre confidently rernumenilll and "THE ONLY 00(10
threeeh the Yount° Iv fore us, the get of white! es Locoek. hart.. 51.1)., Phy.icien to the Queen), pries es Weymouth, depart, 9.30 l2".I0 3. 0 0.:11 b. 35 bevel...l:ding remedy in al man ahem the oawitllaition. from To p„..„1 se„iest the mune," wee
Roduell
.., 9.40 12.40 310 5•45 8.45 any PLOW. lON 1144140110 1111114411,1 terse Menol. co.tAtned above, wo con foot it appears to us 'het the can el.o be obtained IllS above. this renowned Coed intent, the ,
Pertland, sense - %Zit) 121.0 1i.t.1 ././.4 5.65 ALL DlS•iltisEitS AF FEeII'ING THE LlVEft, [STOMACH
Nawali h..' made out a cam. which justili,• bins an oak. AND ROWELS. ARK FOR
nig for redress. Ile apoeire to he entitled to be s LL:z
coMEvIALL_POCKII2 VISTA BOX WITH PATENT Portlantl to Wepueutri.
Bryent and May hem, recently in- a-ni 1 win iam am I-UI Whenever the etotnaeb, liver, or bowel, are dkordwed by " LEA,
reinstated ite bib onour., Red te reCCi•o 110,110 00111liell. t I , Portland, depart - 1 • 0 1. 014. 0 th 0 IL ii high livlAg, emu le, overdneltalgence, utolue et ertlon or other And see that their names are upon the wi
Nation for the les. 01 E1e.640.51e he hes •tieteined by Peewee • ray useful little Pocket Veeta Box with a
Redman • 10.12 1.12 I 4•12 °it 911 mem, ewe Mi.: re,,,hattn Pi I will awn rectify the evil, and stripper, and bottle.
niost ingenious and simple spring cover ; it is a novelty
the departures from the agreetnente mule with his . Ivevniouth,Zeive• 10.20 1.29 I 4.20 er2o 9.2.1 speedily . ring brisk enemy, strength, .oid cheerfulness to the
PP Sold Wholesale and for export, by the Pr,
ancestors, by whice Ilrieiah ride in India war esteb- in every wey, end will soon come into Very general
-- • r are wlooe prevloia. yan war lassitU.lo. :Thou.*. a “I•litiottCct
I shed. we-being ef metal instead of Gael, and retailed filled SA LISBURY AND- Di./ItSEP JuzitaL.-)s.. INFLUENZA, OIPTII ERI A, uItoNCIIrrIS, tA)Uu 11 3 AND Worce.,ter ; Crosse and Blackwell, London •
with yesta.4 at one penny. Any 'tobacconist, Grocer, 8814607 to Wcymosta. COLDS.
In our change:Wee climate foe pectosa escape without colds, Druggist; Grocers and OilinlNl tre,10111111) ihrok
the World.
.
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.
Donn TWNS 1 II. t, . sore throat,. lollueitia, ilintherht. or lir .1:1111441. (Or 11 Of
:SUE FLESII OF ANIMALS HAVING FOOT- THROAT 111111.011t11.- BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRW RES, Fn. F. n• Witch thou famous corrective I.olsinay be taken with the LEA AND PERRINS.
AND.MOUTII DISEASE, which have proved so snoem ant in America for the cure Salieleirr depart
of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, 4.1.7,111"111,,,,,_ 7 15/ 10 36 156 7le mpurities trout the body genera ly, Holoway's Ointment
Whether or not it be true, ea stated, that a disease Catarrh, or any irritation or soreness of the throat,are Ve'„,..l;e4e'd ' .... .801063 2 11 726 should be wII rubbed moo., the chest sad thrust; It whl pens- TIORNIAIAN's TEA
8. ii . 2. Tse trate the skin, reduce inflauunation, god natant teat ug
has appeared among cheep which is communiuble to now importerl and sold in this country at le ljd. per win,berne
the human blood, it is indisputable that ill effects from box. put up in the form of a " lozenge." It is the poem Junction ...
• •9 62 11 42 3 4 813 ilottowar's PridA AIM Tan BIST RalrODT SNOW* IN tER the PUMA SlTOriplit Cheapellit eta Best
feueandenouth disease, now becoming lamentably roust convenient, pleasant, safe, and sure remedy fur Wareham •I0 10 11 6S 314 823 ROIL° 10a Tax pc/40111SG Olallarla is.
prerahtllt., cut he enteedered from the milk ut infect,d cleariug and strengthening the voize known in the ..weel .lO 30 by a .. 834 aro, Female Irregulari- 'Scrofula, or Kings Prices,29.4d.-28.8d.-88.-88.4d.&38.8.1.1b.
animele Dr. Thorne tested this point by investigation world. Tee Rev. Henry Ward Beecher 'eye :" I have ''ten
for the Privy Cetera/. Two out of sever.d casea will often recommended them to friends who were publie Intrhe.ter.
Wept]. outh ' .ll 16 12 25 $44 869 Lgious Complaint] Foven of all kinds I Sore Throats il• •
suffice to prove the hypothesis. At Ileccles in Suffolk, speakers, an iin many eases they have proved extremely 12 40 4 4 10 le eletebee ex, tbel Fits Stone and 0r...1 Gentun. o packets signedir.Zaterlumarn,B'ex
• Except Monday'. N.B. Between Salisbury and WiMbarne mac Gicut secondary Situp.
"'lee" 100 tows !offered from footellodeeee 'lidisease eerviceoble." The genuine have the words " Bro wa's al the above trains convey third clan &winger, Bewel (Implants Ifiral-ache toms AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT
Iwo doctors affirms,' that they had attended 100 /Irene:aria! Trochee" on the Government Stamp around
patients for " soreness nu •1 vevicular eruption about each bux.-Principal Office, 493, Oxfortestreet,Lundon. Weyakomtls to Solwriary. Cooetipstion of the I umemeation Tiimours Brirlport
the month, at time. associated with superficial ulcera- Sold by all medicine vendors. PP T 15136.
lee !Ls 1,
le
let?. 11,11.'s coltrulaptlon Jaun.lios Ulcen fleaminsfer
Liver Complalnta I Venereal Affectioin Mate/ford
lions re.embling those produc-d by the exc• alive use of e e• , I
ni•AcuvV, gastric eisturbance, diarrhem t, and often well. Seet Moss earn:ea.-. lateen quarts of Blano Mange, Weymouth depart ._ .. SI 140 450 0,13,7 Latubago .Wo of all kinds gag ekes
Custard Pudding. Charlotte itu,se, Lc. eau be made Dorche•aor 636 6.5 206 10 g1,,p4, Piam 1 a eskuress, from rks,„ Abuts Banned., Lentneteeet. re
smoked prmtretiun,"-these oymptons oecturieg eyn. '. SI Areton
1 DOrameße.///eSTER.. &ANN High•Eest-etrinit. 665 16 222 .. gry.,,ipa,,B Ibitentiou of water tee &a.
the cattle, which having pseud away, no new in.'arilune." 'lts. incomparable exoelleuee and cheapuess," tt....,r,e'es.'n, ,
fres . 0
6 • 20 233 635 old a: the Estate Wm..... •••f Psolketoa 110/40WaTe ell.
casmi were met with. At Bezbill, in Stuux. a doctor the variety of dishes to which it is applicable, and the l'utle Junction 615 34 2 " " (odor 'at: et, 1...••1nn, W. C., also ••v 111 teener, s' • liferburyo4MONlgs. Watt,.
had been attenditig three (tenet.; in the first of which simplicity of preparation, make it the most healthful, teinileinio
• lady. her three children. and th servente ;in the convenient, snit delicious food in the world. For Icrel".l
„e„nds a mother end h„ f„., childrensho
Infentse•Childrens' oe Invalids' diet, its nouriehing and rk,tb,..4. -
111E),INC77•11 .- Cole, Chemist, le, St. Marr-streel.
763 142 3 " 712 ...There k a considerable raring by tatting the larger etre ~, •_, 'i.e.
teed, e eeireant_ie en, 13 per.,,,,,.....,,e .i.ult... healtlegiving properties resider hit eferable to all Corn- e„liehery it 15 II 1 411 63 rr ii.v,,Me
oudy affected with numerous "ulc re on tee mucous flour; Maisenee, Corn Stare Les, ike. It is ample,
_. . ._ FIJI _Directions fur the giiiilatieu of patienta In every iti.unle ~
~ . .
~ sll.‘teG,':denre.. P'"'le()11-'°e•
are ath Led Luau ach box .l.• st '
Ft
4
on. tubrule over the lips ant gums tool tin lerneath the delicate, nutritious, remedial end economised, as it eau SONIERSET AND DORSE'T. ,e-
-4-04 ti.,
whew., with eaten:anent of the tonsils and nub. le 1 un.i.he.l for ote.•half the east of the shore all icles.
WANK DAYS. KATE'S WORSDELL'S I'ILLS ]3HEECH . LOADERS. If •
(Or ea of ...hie'. it ie MM. than • au,stauto. In sb Bing HBOOND NAND. . • f
it glil'at,4,lA, de." SlieLt leek aymot MIA AChnotestao.4 CLAAS . u . 0 1 A... 1 IS In 2 Ilk! 711 4
...i, coidPion. whoa' no%in„ 1..4.4 .I.out throo 'weeks P'6ll.6*(''''e'' th""""ti ti‘l'' t''''46°."4' of a" ch''s'iell CH - LOADERS.
enl grocers Mari ughoet the Meted King Len. Ravel temple Comb.:
s 1,, :. ,• .. ... a 16346 7 40 .A. cause id many c. ot,plaints. II insettn,, or out 01 • .U. BEE 3.21,0 x ,eio ID&
' 1
_--. - . ... - ..
. V,,A -......_-_ ._ _, - 74,-a,
I the pati..htil “Viry much deLlitatod." Ilona
SRA MORA Feriae Co., 244;. }lie!' Holborn, London ; and Ili:netlike
_LOADER& --
-
•••cc. 11. ell procured their milk from A emery where root
Park-place, New York, U.S. o a", - -. • • 14 1:' 7 3'; 'Moms Complainta, Jeuniliee, Sickeese Deeree. 311 01 . P SOUGHT POll CASH. Ckt
lel i. elite .11,,,e.• w •.. thllll IlrelV. P.ll g. 8414.1411 young
ISKEAEFAST. - EPPS'S COCOA. - Gaartrut. AND --10',18.1.L's'eti.e.ureNv"°;".. it ft' 'ite" 17 :•.
eh, were suppled with aolni of the milk 11. questi ..... •••••• •.; !4; :1:' e V., :spirit; Irritehility ii! Temper, ele. If negtected, .
CATALOGII3II AND PRICE LIST, 3 STAMPS.
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loot they ell died. 'Elan-re is, however. no ',U.., fir Ceeiruierieir.-The eery agreeable chaiacter of Lastilaml
9 911
6 1 9 ..
$455
1"
b son 'a
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what
. ' le w E WIIISTLES, 11 STRAND, LONDON. 111
'Lt., I.h. I.itia of c-us II uod ou hied 11 ante. eel heme preparati en li tut nine. red it a general ~ •ien rt
" • • I_s
h.... he en taken without precitging any noticeable merle d favourite. The aril &trim Gitxtie remarks ; - Sturnimettellarehall. e2O 11 1.2 111 .. . ir: 34 si :.7 Pibut Lase been foetid of the gnateet value In all
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS. .-141 iii
1 1 Ci1t.71(,`_!4"..
.11,0-. • Ilich may to a great entail be guerdett eg.i...t thoreugh kuewlielee of the natural laws which govern '""."',,,,,,'"e: it 36 11 4e i 46 .. I 7.3 55 516 deoirders of the liver, nectarine the otgan to complete
'. - -.. ...... • " ;1. 2 ' • 1 22' 11 12'9 l''' health, and renovating the system. OLDRIDGE'S .e`. • v-- •
,-
by tte• boiling .1 the milk. What woull appear to be tlie ete ratimis of digestion and nutrition. Ana by • care- ''''
.re...' i \ ~ , i' t f,
Sold by ell Chemists and other Dealers in Patent BALM OF 0 OLUMBIA.
I It: 4111 `5 I. i -
to :meter 'invert In the liability of the unfortunate cies- ful eepliCetion of the One propertiei of weleeeleeted WEEK Dalin I -
and is, ed. Wholesale --t C.? '''' " • i
sillier te Mel thet lie lie. eaton the Iledt of anionic, musk, Mr. Epps ha., i.ruvoled our breeklaat table. with mall 11,1,3, 1 ke,a'l 112 Ide!et t i A 211 t 2. Medicine", at le. 144.. 2e Ts unequalled in its etteA in producing
Jr' 1 1
let eh hme Imi n tufferieg from the fouteted.utonilt a delicately devoured beverage sib, ii may save us 'Ls. ' Lil Loci roe. ewe rm. ris l).. 0. T 2. Broad-street. London.
i -n. Luxuriate Whiskers end Ilostachme. It is an infallible. .I,E,
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• . • . Ilia,
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tli e •... •• II ei 0. 'list 1 b a... 1 I I ! many heavy doctors' Mlle." Made simply with boiling e ter a doe ter ISM Pitl2 .t hod, depart ,s 6 10-41 .. 1121.. , 3 25, 7 6
remedy for Raids.... and mutates the essential requisites fee I
1 ifl I
molted. lie tines rie to relM " ober; Yea Dr. Therm., Water or milk. Stee Icy the trade only in ilb., Alb., ,;...„-'..i.,';1 : 311 ....I1 1.2, -' 1 :."..,' " : 6 21 1, 33- POPULAR MEDICAL WORKS
Cleatamg lieaut.tyne. and nes.orm, hellt air
?Catalina'', NV 31Aaa, 39, Coltallll.l., LONDOS. i_ ._.4lti: ANT/ IIF.IFRLSIIING. \ est,tl
, 4..1 4 itlit.le
.11..1:e....,c...ung, tlty, tit,. ilo ~, 45 !Lc,. 3,,,1 ~.p0,,..4 5,,,, th. b and lib. packets, tin lined and latielleil,-Jantre Epps '''',LE7n,,E„Ei.-;
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end l 'O,, iiiimumpathie Chemiete. Lon 'on. Agent in weiederd ...- ' e 501 •• WI 4:- 2 1.. .. .. I 8 0 thefro.l a/ 5iati0....,... Hutf, 1.0. 22, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, 117 'e ee
ste„ en'it •• mer-es.ce aleuzliter of tlio soma hem g •9b II 3-.1.2 La 2 •::: .. fi 30 826 Prim Is.: LY Is•st 12. ~ At,' 20 '0,01". 1,051110W Wit • eft 4
sti (1 ' ILL USTRATII
D a
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a
0... ii,,,, Don:heater for J. Epps It teen., ether pn-parations-- •: elm °roue . .iit2o Ii lii - 2 :e; .. 61!, 815 IfAN11001), a Moneal I"..way iin the l'aioe and Cure of
such which e• . "C'-"4" "f II". "Pi° - ..-
'a
A li einelen, 13, Corelitle Dorcleeter ;IL J. Wolfer& e'''in ...... le" Itle..";'
r,
~..„ al I'minature Devlin. itt Men, the Treatment .4 Nervous 9 c.. 3
9 41..2 4', 26. .. 7 lei If. and Physied Debility. Sterility, the n,ttit ,4 ;to ~,,,,,, ~,,,,..
. ...E. Alietw.,-r.,w, Weymente. hee teat eiu•h hottki ..'"l'n'l':'
e, Li, h ee 1r ei ..nti...els are Wises At till Itembs •••• • "
OF THEIR meeee 'let:. .4 i ' 'esr tl a.. is of ea ...hi ass lino-class is oecuree by a bend over the cork. bearing tire sigma- ilm.scidge 9 44; . 1 ..• 3 2 .. ; .. I 9 30 coodul Prarti.v. 115 J. L CURTIS, 11.11., IS Albetuarlii-14rect,
Fen,ole Cleaila . ... ' 9 14:. It WIIIO3 40 .. 740 bll Pasaililly, Loudon. Ifh '0 1
~, ,ely , ,
.i,,:,..:1; t.:. C . 'W.VA. to hi, owu r. doc•i•-ne. tete-Jaime Emits and tee., without which nate are- a Third chtes..betwe. n all stations en 1,4130t1 and South ArNlAlell 00 TIM &mut.
t• We feel no hi...nation In paying that there Nonmember of 1, vo IJ RI *),/ ''. iit,lo
SPOONS, ii
i„,,.,...;....,., io. T,:a7 at Loi.,..is t... ann, iliac iii no Pollute. n eastern lino slid //tali .... ,/ ins I hi/. line.
C t
moriety by whom the had. ant hot he found toeful -.whether h
Nee ,ii...,, iii 14,, ',:.•., iti 10.. ouvestieoti-O I.e4r tbst ENTRAOIIDINART r.°lol OP , • 900.011 ST POWELL'S -
...11.`h i.els Ai hold Dia relathinof a I'lltlli 1., litErSerult, or it:Lauer- 4e,‘. -' •• 4roi% • lii lOr ANIA44.IG- 11, r Mkestv . tom lbot • Nob). M S A-Atha:es N°6 ••': ‘lO-
- she us. a ~,,,i, ii...h. ILL Ijtp: Sad been attributed Itch as h 1.. ~e.t, I • ..th 8.. 1. • . 111/IcrrnIANT•ND lISAIYTIFOLITArIt.- nu .. h „es_ eeei even., Nee.. . . . sin 11
RKS
quickly restore A ‘..,fe„,t,3
--r--•-.........7......-....,-. Grey or Faded Heir to its youthful colour oork, hi elalth is dr.enbeil the /4.11 r.. 101 111.1.1. llisenNeh Whit+
rkle';'2,Nir".rtfil.:2,l;,Vl.,",s" ii.i.st• . ,11'...E...,..... in,. mPt,..:•1...`,,T.r.' 1„.,465"uwr.., WO. RLD'A lIAIR RISTORIR oli llnisalNG never fads to -1,,.. ~,,,,,, he, ~,,,,,,,,,d a 1..„, hy p0h1.4,...v. thi. hut.
1• b ueed me metes eleepless tueli is MA redice• .1%50 1 was Wale 4.14 • in eolith or Iwo: frequently pr.:mature old ,
1111E4ETC-7.-Ei•e•••4 ri.c raVolilinella -Id hy lli. Lenient., the Earl ef Lenin..., 'to try and beauty. and with the first application a beautiful gloss prodom ticelitte, . , , . .
,%41 '4/ .5..., ,1.),.. • ~
.. to the Hair It stops the ay."- •Da.le Te emlipl, Ma eli Litt., 1,4/.
'f''• e . - . : i.:
...,,,.,. n.,
.. , .
..,.--t; it trerCl. 4ND COM. emir meet. ins al ualee Balsam .4 Atti•ced, an 4 I mla aeure You. asd deliebtful fragrance is given . %.7
e. , 1 all 32
esstrt iriti. 0 abte 1...,4:5.ntt,
Al., (nen the wane Author ler Is.,er PI came eeled. . .. . ...e. • • ,fee tee . r. r, ;,•1. r.• IttAg. 4 , , , .
,r., '1,1.1 f ..1 ;„, ~, ~0.,1411111• 'AM. the fird dee, I feend iiinsteliete need, even %Mime Hair teem falling off. It prevents beldneu. It remota
..... • s
.. mere. :-" fie-. -3 • -,. . . ,i ; ' ' ',..5...• '• •••,:•'!,, has res t•• 5U.,•0441 my t :moos dune, ; am! the not -noel lea tle luxunant growth ; it causes the Hair to grow thick sou
1 II Ilse/ /.711 Treat i-e i.llll`. P11).11111311.1 l'er•-•ot il Cad.; Mons )0,
.II nit. cl'lals'S MIA.3* .1. GUIDr: TO MARRIAGE. • la , -442,44.
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4.. , 1, „,,,,p,‘„-,„ i. 4. , nr,,
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..i. ;I er. r.;1,., all 11•44 Iby .....iimetee cured iiie ; tin refure I have the greeteet eouthlenee strong. It remove' all dandruff. It contains neither ois ...th nue, for removing certatudismalinottimo which destroy TRADE MARK REGISTERED) (.1) ''
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~.,„..„,„,, „,,, r‘per...., ~e,.:.t. 13 ..., .:i I' '. tn. ''' 1":".. lo folly reemiunendin,3 it to the team, me,t r...,,,,,,ett1i11y nor dye. In IRE; Bottles-Price Six Sheillinge t3old 0„.1,,,,,,p,,,,,,,iit woJilval life.
t Div nal Aral las- *hi., m,/ .r • iii -,-, ;:::'''' '.. '''' ".I."I 10 Y re w
•m. . . et rs. Depot, 266, High liollsou, 'Do above worts may elsolocoMahiell at the Autherereedenee, Are warranted not to contain a single particle of ciiii, , . r. 3
t.i.,,,5, ii..a.G.D. • N,t14..-T" Alr. Powell. by chemist.
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