The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

No change in the an,i,oymukctainec our last, although
great uncertainty continuos to be felt., to Its future course
the general impression 'icing, however, that the value of
money ritual rise. Business on the Stock-exchange Itas in
general only been of moderate amount, the unewrtsitity eziat-
ing in regard to the future value of money tending to restrict
operations. On the whole, however, great steadinewt has pis.-
railed in values, with rather a tendency to Improve. 'Mere
into mon: activity in Railway Share, than in other mar
acts, and prices have decidedly advanued of votive lines, the
traffic returno being yawl. Groat Wust ern Shares have been
lii request owing ,to the increased div Idend proposed, and
show all important 11•43.

WOOL MARKET'S.
BRADroaD,23rd.—A more cheerful feeling prevail* in the
wool market to-day, and there I* more disposittun to do
bu.inew. I. fact, tne more pacific aspect of continental
again tends to Inspire confidence, and to induce a slight
apoculathe tendency in some Iluarturs. yl,,re wool has
changed 'Lands during the wit few days than for *mac time
pest. Staplers find they can make males more rapidly than
they could, and also at hotter rate., wnich etail show an upward
tendency. Denn.lustre wools, especiallY wethcr% me in good
requerk A magi bulimian is doing an hogs. Skin wind. are
Abele request.
Tsuirrus,26th.—Thcro was a steady trade in all descriptions
of wool, at prices rather higher than of late. Nuthi and tag
wool, 16d per b.; crow-bred, led.

CHIPPILNHAII FORTNIGHTLY CATTLE AND CORN
HARKET.—Faisar.
There WY a fair supply id grazing cattle ani heifers, the
quality ot which wrs helots the average, and only a Ilusitcd
trade was done, at about previous prices. Fat boast...all
wry scams. Orain of all Muds wss in good supply. Wheat
was about lb lower. Spring corn in good dentund at rather
bigger priors. Wheat, 24. to 2Si per sack • barley, .2. to Sos
par qr.; oats, Ifs to Its. per qr.; beans. 11's 26t par sack ;
Et0t,..26. per sack Beef, 13* 04 poor bore; mutton,
Id.; wird. Id to SIJ par lb.; pork, ifs 6.1 per score.
ys, Os each ; dodo, 4*lo ta per Leapt° • fowls, 3.0.1
to
4. 44 per Wimple. VA butAar. 0144 per lb. 'Up. 14 gar 10,

From the year 1610 to 1707, tea was sold at sixty
shillings per pound, a striking contrast with the prices
of the present .lay ; good quality, however, its well as
lowneas of price, is desired by the public, therefore
lierniman's Pure Tea secures • preference, being
uniform in stiength, delicious in flavour, and truty
cheap. Supplied only in packets. Agate in this
locality are advertised in our columns.
WAR MAPS. —Ono of the beat war maps published
is that presented through the med inns of the Grocers
by the manufacturers of the Gleufield Starch, to all
purchasers of that popular artiole. Grocers may have
them by applying direct.
New METAL PUCK= VESTA BOX WITH PATENT
SMUNG Covies—Bryant and May have recently in.
troduced • very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with •
most ingenious and simple spring river; it is a novelty
in every way, and will &ion collie into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailail filled
with vestas at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Griner,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.
WoNLIEUTUL EFFICACY or Mn. CoI:GREVE' S
itni guy yea Cofitillll rTIoN. —Sou the new edition
(I lfith) of Mr. Gaorge T 11011144 Congreve's hook " On
Consumption of the Lungs; or, Decline, and Oil Only
Successful Treatment ; showing that formidsble die-
caw to be curable in all its stages ; with additional
Cases of Cure, and questions for Patients consulting
the Author by letter. Pest free from the Author,
Coombe Lodge, Peckham, London, for Five Stamps.
"Tut MttlCist Main ltettvite" lean excellent
hair dressing for mho Mg grey or faded hair to its original
e.t.a without dyciug it—producing the odour within the
substance of the hair—imparting a peculiar vitality to the
P.Pla - 'ln:venting the hair from falling—keeping the head cool,
chain, and free from dandriff —coming new noira to grow
unlcos the hairghuuls are entirely .11,syc I, " lhc Niesimil
hair renewer" in 411. the hair b,,11, glosoy nod to tortant.
Certificate from Dr. Versmann on every l,uttUe. SMI by
Chemists and Perfumers at as 6.1. or W.lll t tally address free
mi receipt .4 1.6.1 lii masulu,-11. C. Liallup, Proprietor, 4:13,
oxford .otreet London.
Mike CURES or COUGHS UT DR. LOOOCK'S POI OXIC
U. \YR.& —From Hr. J. G. Coniston, Chemist, Knighton.—
..The increasing demand for Dr. Locock's Wafers Is another
of the proofs of their intern& value. I have selected thestitkioleed
Teohnoidal from many others bat are orworde4 for publicity:
'Sir. I hove much pleasure in hearing tritimony to the
beneficial effects of Dr. llooock's Pulmonhs Wafers. I had a
nioot troublesome cough, and after taking one box was
pmfeetly mired. I have recommendod them to others, and mil
happy to say the remit in every instance has been the
MUM. - -EDWIN SMITH: " They give instant relief to asthma,
consumption, coughs, and all disorder, of the breath, thrust,
and longs. To Singers and Public Speakers they arc in-
valuable for clearing WM strengthening the voice, and lists a
pleaoslit Mote. Priec Is. lid. and 2.5. 94. per Box. Sold by
all Ilsolicine Vendors.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF • COUGH BY POWILLIAS
BLIAAI or ANISZED—" Her Majesty's Gun Boat,
' Netley,' Wick, North East Coast of Scotland, 7th
September, 1863.—Dear Sir,—Having had a most dis-
tressing and severe cough, which caused me many sleep-
le. a nights and restless days, I was recimmemled by
His Lordship, the Earl of Caithness, to try your most
invaluable Balsam of Anhwei. and I can assure you
with the first dose I found immidiate relief, even with-
out having to suspena my various duties; and the first
small bottle completely cured sue ; therefore I have the
greatest confidence in fully recommending it to the
million. Most respectfully yours W. Linsell, H. SIG. B.
• Netley.'—To Mr. Powell. l'owell's Balsam of Aniseed
can be had of all Chemists. In bottles at Is. 141., and
2s. 3d. Warehouse, 15, Illsckfriars-road London.
Ask for " Powells Balsam of Aniseed."
A TA BLE•NrooIIFUL (no mon) of the American 'Rand
Set Moos ',Aline' will prism,. one .mirt of the meet
al licious Blanc Mange, Costar I Pudding, Charlotte
Rusm, lin- No more health-giving or nutritious article
of food has ever been discovered, not only for prodne.
ing the finest table Delicacies and Desserts, but for
Infants'. Children's, and Invalids' food. It is a pre-
paration to be weloomed as a staple dish in every
household in Europe ; made Irons Steam Refined Irish
MINII or Carrageen, fresh from the ocean, combining the
' fragrance of the soa.breeze with its health-giving
qualities. In Shilling Packets, sold every-where. Rand
Sea Moss Farina Company, 266 High Holborn, London,
and Park-place, New York, U.S.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR TUB CURE OF PAINING IN
. .

Ewes IN LAMBING. —One of the most practical sheep.
breeders of our time, and the composer of one of the
best addrosea extant on Ilin " Breeding and Manage-
sent of Sleep" (Mr. Ilrory Wools), his Nen ,i.t.e,d
Day, t-on and ll,witt's " Chemical Extract" (as a
dr. seine) the best remedy known in cases of heaving
and paining in bad times of boobies. •• The 'Chemical
Ettract," says Mr. Woods, 'is soothing, healing, and
posseNies no irritating properties." 71e calls it in
thother part of his book, "One of the most claimable
loaner's friends yet brought out." Here, then, is a
noble remedy, itud one most easy of application. So
1 gilds are its directions fur use, that • shepherd who is
able to reed the alphabet cannot fail to understand
hem. 22 DorseZstreet, Baker-street. London, W.
LUXURIANT AND BEAUTIFUL lIAIR.—Mrs. S. A.
Allen's " World's Hair Reatorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Failed hair to its
youthful colour and beauty, aml with the first applies-
tion a beautiful gloss mid delightful fragrance is given to
the Hair. It stops Hair from falling off. It preveuts
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth ;no other pre-
paration will produce the same beneficial r.•sult. In large '
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Cliernista and
Perfunicrs everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London.—Fouenthionzu'is Ilatu, Mrs. Allen's "Zylobal-
sainuin " far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
delightful Ilair Dressing; it is a distinct and !alienate
preparation (ruin the Restorer, sod its use not moulted
with it. Price of Zylobahouottin, Three Shillings.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Are you broken of your rest
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting theth?
Go at Enloe to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs
Winnow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub am ekes "as bright as •
bottom" It has been lung in use in AIIiCrICA, PIA in
highly recommended by medical men. It is very
pleasant to take ; it soothes the chill ; it softens the
gums, allays all pain, ialieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy for dyscutery
and diarrhcea, whether arising from c,ethitig m- other
causes. De sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and see that "Curtis awl Perkins, New York
and London." is on the outside wrapper. No mother
. should be without it. —Sohl by MI medicine dealers at
Is. Ittl. per Bottle. London Depot, 493, Oxfuid Street.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLB.—At the present
tiny, much web:bruin os niust he exercised, and the
earliest evidences of ill health inuipolittely clucked, or
a alight illness may reault in a serMins malsdy. Re-
laxed and sore throat. diptlieria, quinssy, cmgle,„
chronic cough, bronchitis, and most other pulmonary
affections will be greatly relieved be rulhing this c en-
ing Ointment into the skin es nearly as practicable to
the seat of mischief. This treatment, at mice simple
and effective is admirably adapted for the removal of
such discos,: during idaney and youth. Ohl ashin ilia
, invalids will derive nasty:4loot relief from the um of
' Holloway's remedies, which have brought round many
such sufferers, and Tl,stablisheil health after every
other means had signally failed.
•I BE BUYER'S 14.SIDERATUM. - •' Thu hotter's th ,i 1, -
natant is to find 1111 CAA/115'11.14A wilt I, will IX
lifligitlitOd to him ample chums • a artiotio &Ague. at i•h•
out having forced upon his attention a host of mere
ingenious ones, and destituta of airy other merit, with
• tariff of prices adapted to the meths of the cc inowic
or those to whom price is no objet' Such sod eolith.
rnent is that of Mr. J. W. Henson. situate at Ludgate
Hill and Old Bond-street, Lond .n, whose recent en-
largement of his premises hoe made his show roonis
more eonspicuoms than any other in the neighbourhood
of St. Paul's. Ilia windows contain such • variety of
gold end silver watches as ta leave nothing to be ch sired
but the money to buy them with. The high standing
of Mr. Benson as a London manufacturer meat theme
hint • large i iiiiii unt of public patronage."- -,statolarit.
For prima of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Ciusins,
soo illustrated pamphlets, which are sent Post ties for
Two Stamps.
ON Till ART OF POLISHING SHIRTS AND CoLLARN.—
A gentleman who has had great experience as manager
of some of the largest laundries in the kingdom, gives
the following extract in it letter to "Eriglidi Meelianich"
which, for the benefit of our lady friends we reproducit.
Put • little common wax in yonr atucli, say two ounoes
to the pound ; then? use (Uralic/4 (arch, be awn you
me if wares otherwise the wax will got coil and gritty,
and spot your linen, giving it the appearance oh being
stained with grease. Now then shunt polishing shirts,
starch the frosts and wristbands NA stiff si you the. 1
tawny.' atarth twice • that is, starch dry, then starch
, <Wail& Iron your shirt with • box•iron in the usual
way, waking the linen nice and firm, but without any
attempt at a good fiuish ; don't lift the plaits; your
shirt is now ready for polishing. but you ought t i have
a board same size as a commim shirt board, made of
bard wood, anii covered with only one ply of plain
lootton cloth. Pat this boiril into the br:ast of your
, shirt, damp the front very lightly with a wet alion.tei
' then take a polishing iron, *hien ia fiat and bevelled
1 • little at one eed----polish gentiy with the bevelled part,
uking care not to drive the linen up into wave-like
blister', of course, this requires a little practices, bat
lf you ire careful and persevere, in • short slice you
will be able to give that matosi•like Ankh whisk mew
Its be so mash muted.

GREI.:SIIOUSEB can now be Producod, by • Judicious com-
binati.qt of WOull, IltON and GLASS, for On fabulously
low two of s:s.—For taiticulars, send stamp to T. U. I'.
DENNIIIi and COMPANY, Anchor Works. Chilundord.

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JTUDSOWS DYES.-111 COLOURS. 64. cach.—IIIBBONS,
WWI., SILK, FEATHERS, completsly dyad iu 10
AMU, without soiling the hand.
Full iustructiono oupphod. Of all Chembito.

MAstrnilc YEWHIA, Clothlnii, Furniture, Books, etc. The
Largo.% stock In the Lolled Klniplook TII FREE-
YAWN, • Weekly New•paper, prioo Twopence. rropriutor
Om Kamm°, 2,3, and 4, 143,414 Britain, 4.4,3303.

DR. THOMPSON ON NERVOUS DISEASES.
JIISI Published. The 110th Edition, 108 Pages.
A NEW WORK on MARRIAGE, the causal and symptons
/1. of Nervous and general debility, relaxation, langtor,
dislike to eociety, depression of spirits., toes of memory, dimness '
of sight, deafness, premature decline, coueumption, he., with
prescription., diet rules, and all necroseary information, for the
speedy oakum of i(MO of mental and physical power, nervous
affections, and all the diseases of youth and manhood. Sent
on reveipt of '2 penny stamps, by 1k Thuttaim,
Itarthiddnew 11 ad, Kentish Town, L ndon. opinions of the
Press. "There is no quackery or learned mystery in Or.
Thomson's book, hut a plain ezoosition of the causes,
symptoms. and rational treatment of this destructive claw of
diseases, all net forth with the cleanses of a practical man, who
winhes to be underatood, and the earnestness of a conscientious
man who only wishes to he useful. Dublin Gazette." " This
work is popular' in every sense of the word, and its wortn is
untold, to those who cannot, from • feeling of *home, consult
the family physician. Bap. Magazine." From upwards of SO
yearn practice in London, the author is instiUd in assuring
sufferers who require confidenUal treatment. that all cases "tiff
be speedily cured, without recourse to any of those dangerous
drugs, copaiba, mercury, ac., generally used, and that he is
proud in being able to refer to many thousands whom he ham
restored to health and vigour. Penton, at • distance should
forward a detail of their cases by letter, ems:wing one guinea
for advice and medicine, which will be sent by return. Patient%
corresponded with till cured, and all communication's are con-
sidered strictly confidential. Co ii tt daily, except
Sunday. from 10 till I o'clock.

Dit. THOMSON'S TONIC ELIXIR, Restores health,
stxength, and power, to the must shatter° 1 coloitituvion,
and cur= with the utmost certainty,relaxation, spermatorrhira,
exhaustion, depression of spirits, xiddiums, nervousness,
epilepsy, paralysiii, and ail the distressing consequences arising
front debility. For all diseases of thu urinary organs It will be
found • speedy specific, requiring no alteration in diet, purifying
the blood, removing secondary symptoms, scurvy, scrofula,
blotches, skin eruptions, irritation of the bladder, Be., which
too frequently harem the sufferer over the beet years of life.
Tonic Elixir has restored bodily strength and vigour to
thousands of debilitated lodlvidnals who now enjoy perfect
health; and whatever the omumen of disqualification of
marriage, they are effectually subdued by this potent rcionly.
Many poor sufferers, who Inim fear of discovery, had silently
borne their afflictions for • long time, rather than amily to the
family doctor, hats curial themselves , privately, at little or no
espouse, with LW/ wonderful medicine. Price, to. 9d., es.
and tin, per Bottle. hunt direct, privately packed, on receipt
of the amount in penny damp+ or pest office order by Dr.
THOMSON, 65 Bartholomew Rued, Kentish Town, London.
Sold by all Chemists. To protect the public from spurious
imitaUens, Her Majesty's Commissioners have ordered the
words RALPH THOMSON, LONDON, to bee igmved in white
letters on the Government stamp affixed to each package, to
imitate which is felony and transportation. Any Chemist will
procure it for you. Extracts from Tmtimonials. "The nen.so
debility is so much better, that Ido nut need stimulant.. My
appetite and digestion are improved; indeed I feel better in
every way. DAL" "I have p),en surprised at the singularly
vivifying effects of your medicine, and cannot butficiently
express mygratitude. D. J."

DUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CUIIED Without Trusses.
Lb DIL THOMSON'S remedy has horn extensisely trad for
30 years past, with perfect suceass, and Is now advertised as
public duty. It is applicable to every ease of single or double
rupture, however bad or long standing, in both c, too of all
age+, may and painless lii use, effecting a radical and permanent
snare, without confinement or asconvenience, slid miinot fad to
Ise appreciated as a biassing by every sufferer who has ever
worn a galling trues or other support. Patients in any pat of
the world, can have the remedy sent to them issaLfree, on
receipt of lOs. In stamps or Polt.Offloe Order, by Dr. RALPH
THOMSON, K. Bartholomew Road, Kentish Town, London,
TathooniaLs. "I dud myself ;completely curvd, and have
tried every means to prove the more, by lifting and running,
which I ant happy to say, I can do without psin or using any
trues. F. W. "Many thanks for your remedy ; I have
thrown my truss away, glad enough to get rid of ths torture of
IL O. H." "Your Remedy has cured my rupture, and I
have used violent exertion since, without any sign of Its re.
amaaratlCe. Miss S." "A far time has elapsed . • I used
your remedy ; moreover I have been examined by our surgeon,
who Malan= I tun quite coral. J. P." Consultations +ally,
execptSunday, from to till I. Fee one Guinea.