The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-08 00:00:00


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FLIII ACCOUNT Boog.—llr. Jernmett, of Hint •titi,
' Berke, hen published a "New Farm Account H•
• containing ruled columns for rroording all the tr
! Cons of • farm, so that the airteulturiet may tim th_
relative profitableness of every crop and eisel , tient of
..awe
expenditure sod income. To our mind lie vhb,°l6
for utihty,
ieb:enteh aist if
atabdanainipesaaey devoted to it in the- A days oftsrcheam°7!
ualoht"'setveulanbt°krieet;
corn
Ve
stuN_s _t or ai„„.•
Tile MiLDICAL TeIIYsItANCI sl,lll
~ta,""••••aa..,..This
is a
qeartery published br Tweedie, •
rrr.nd, London, and
it cont•ins • ••ri't, "Pen of livered to both mode-
rate 41rinkers and total :sbstaine dinio.to I
to
shoo
that
she common u • of alcoholic
moors, whether in health
or diseme is injuring'.
Tna Sclegeg or Maur n £8 Twg Form olr PLANTS.
—(1,401"° ; C\I"ell• P"' ter and (.lelpin.)—Ttie Bev. IL
gu,sls, of Fordington.,
sen.n.iaamidiat
isay
.t.hari;Worm, twn for his en..
°andel 'urn in tit,
this Pn01Ph.6.% of a department of science far too little
unlerstood by x^..t.,• flitting,. generally.
and from leek
of which knorsledge it cannot be doubted they fre-
quently exor Aid money
In manures which briog no
eorrespondi
es return. The author shows 'tat the
maid e"ir Alt in manuring is the application of •
minutia
reantity of matter at the right time to those
olll•w. of the vegetable syeteas through which it is to
be reesived into each tepsrate plant, and be
sr Ow that the Dry Earth System of dealing with
saareta and refuse provides the manure beat suited for
this maroons. In support of this, ainon:st other proofs
we have nol space to notios, an interesting experiment
is given, the result of which I. so suggestive that we
qwite the passage : •
At the commencement of IMO, just as I had fully satisfied my-
self of the digestive mpabilities rif dry earth, received by '
I° poid, I believe men Captain Halletes Mlles,. 57 grainy of ,
Pedigree Barley. These grains I sowed (January t.th) in •
isd of common earth standing in in
y garden ; and (February
13th) I tnmvplanted the 57 plants, produced by them, Into s
n-teh of ground rather le. than one.fifth of • rod or perch.
Into each hole (to motes deep) I poured one ounce of the
mrthoshicb had mowed through the closet tour limas, the
strength of which I cotioder not more than equal to that
which may he formed in an ordinery vault or chamber during
three months. la the 57 plant. the vulvae destroyed IS. But by
the subsequent diviston of some of the stronger plant. I raised
the whole number on this ono-flfth of • rod or perch t. t
plant.. Thy amalltst of these produksel IS nail., and the
lar,zer had 1...1a from to to u. otalt, with am measuring six
inch., and *ome we•cii ioelfra is length; and In sone of them
there were counted Si) or even It arable. The produce from
slc*e .oplahts of • punk of grosisl I. a
of grain. Now this gives• yield of no hem than 9.5 mae per
acre ! ! Aid as the half-peek weighed lbn,, this would
make the at ,ght of each lack ei wore, The enquiry of almost
every one of the many fanners and others whv saw these
beautiful pianist:l their growth, was" Can this be done no •
r And my reply eve "Yes, on any male for which
you can find land, and are willing and able to employ labour:
and by it the door Is opened to • remunerative employment of
a larger amount of labour during all the open weather of
winter."

PRODUCE MARKETS.

A Tattle non Novo" rug& —N. noel ever be istst of
as Meld, kW be con 11111rTy. grit nit t•otb.
t.st MS Waal. DIa?'II'T Tl trout ho would • %rootag-
e lus aitercd Isla mind and torist
Tits this. fie VALL Mr.(Ill. peons, (the Cher): Irish
lees first. Mr. ft. end then— -" hir.Bright (the
••l.oFhlem)'.U. Mr. (..,the I rids olteleo quite a. much ea
*boil gvt through. I'll be hustle I
P,,steostoi Llt is rrported tin pursue/meal their plena
of "...homy. Miniver, ha.h • to reduce the penny
rtmlli,,n resen(3) introduced ir to the barracks at Dorchester
to a halfpenny. July.
ismirsTlC Pour& An Am xiran paper relates that • Mr.
osts. at Nee York, was I. uml hs the police in the street.
with a issir of han.l..uffs on him. They naturally took hirn
Sr an easiped ..riminal, llpl locked him up. It turned out.
that he had nide broken loose from home, when%
during a di .4 Intemperime s, he had been handcuffed hs
Cala Mr. Coats haa had peculiar experience of the LaPpla of
ersdleck.
AP".... ton T 4"! itast.i.'m Why should not Tattersall..
Betting Mike lie statute as well as any
other! Not msly 1.,1" *it lea private Club. There is
.1,1 teal al o
rea.ott for tot. filing every eatahliduraent a Ithlb
that of Mo.". 7.101‘ hal, affords factinten for betting pi high
lile. The u.efaltie cd such institutionit is illustrated by th•
" deer nohlemen from Urn. to time ruined
Inn their conisecti.in stth the turf. The prevalent...l garidding
• nerhoraes an, ottgat tb„ nobility. Finn,* ~,,,,asapilng no
f"bb'rFol..;l4" sr.. tends to redoes the prisils.V.,l
d 55 tO
the cot...molt ievm , and restore the halanoe of4.a-trtY. _
Doss• WITII TII g b,,,n,pond inyinit.h.:ver?,7°
of us must eat • pot, of di, holoo, h, rna nly smog
people stipulate fer is, that they dull not be natur hot...rosin"
all ~t once. A•,4 p0g0.,,,. Tyndall h. b. i ~
tscn'yb'nl) by Prosin g mom dt.t.ihetly that the W.f.:1,11.w „re
or vat tO the M young. of our rs it ine,.mitisent man trio
that which en •,.j• fries._ i hi; at
adiaatalf has 1,,00d ma that a sr, .ris ica i" ordinary
slay of ten home. inhale' !!
'flinll very Ulll, ~(,,rt.1,10. Ilio ...me of eutll,l. ATM remains,
however. It he a been reported that a n+.9.. .me ten hours .1
such terrible it mit as ha. R"ue 1.`".• "• • Irond supper
on the top of three 37.000,000 4rr r 0.4 ord.' mons, actual' • dept
7•11 dt....1 its, and ii...' till to eu int.ety ! 1,,,,bp,„ it
matter alh-T all.

MEM DGES iE WM THE DEVOURING
ELEMENT. •

Rote Anna's mamma nod raps art gone out to sod the
eveninr . Ann**, inima s last words are, Poe
wake. Jon', I a that hu.land of yourn get into any
Duo I' tel while we are ab wilt."
Tb i.l. not a Iry way of putting it. but than Rose Anna"
21.4 art not g entrant very Moe. Rom Annn't pe
Ad J 4 in.ult to lupin%
Ileum my boy. sd a book and improve your mind, if
you're not o.,pesol-sp inkas
Mee Annle• ppm ekn this twit. In Rost Anna's family
,e,eio to have taken op • sort of position Malibu to that ..1
Walrus, the son .4 Roo, in Sir Walter Scott's admirable
~..eignee limbos.. and it Jightly resembles that of •
c:osn in • circus. tieing triunity good-natured, I have per-
mitted the 'tarot th ing.to rent ~,,, e tor some time unchecked.
1 .hall. however. have to chock it Is.tore long, with teverity.
Why not non? Rut WI sort telling speech occurring to or
at the moment. I think I will, second thoughts, retrain.
I therclore do so. I showbf rather lukn to road, but don't care
to de it, after Roes Anna's iepa's remarks. I consequently
shistle. Rose Anita la rinding, and object• to the whistling.
I is.ke the lire. She also "Meet. 4. this. I etand upiii my
dignity, and ingot ion poking the tire Om the limo requires
I". Anita y 1 "Don't b. absurd !"
I sit and glare at Rees Anna The ere really deee want
poking now. It alio ennui coal on. The coal le very null, and
putt it nearly out. ).thing sill revive 100 W but • newspaper
held in front.
I out for • newepaper. There lea county Journal directed
1.. Rom Anna's father, which came foot before he went out. '
Shall I open it' Rom Anna ‘13., "rate. will he very voted if
y.ut du, and 1 reply, " I'll Laren it up again, and he'll never
know It's bees touched."
lbwe Anna tacitly consent, to this enure,. and I commence
mentions. I tandiall extract the paper from Its wrapper, and
Weld it up buf.mt the tire, excluding the air from the top and
solos of the fireplaes, and making a stn.ng draught underneath.
The plan is • splendid I me. nail on this uonssion, as on many
Wier. • hen I late tried It. I. crostiedNelth success. There is •
a plight dieter ainnly.
As it is railivr tiring to hold the paper up, I At up the tins
• in sii•-i on that they support it • ithout my aid, and,
kneeling 1,. Ir. it 'f the paper. amuse myself by reading •
?rightly illuminated paragrstib !bids '-'&l.l.en my eye.
Wliilo •Iroviri ut this occupation. I ant lowklenly ranter by I
a puff of lire end smoke bunting forth unexpectedly eaveral
psi graphs loser down.
For pid half an instant .4 time I twe toy preeence of mind,
and let the nameo rage unchecked; but tlni next moment I not
doing ms.l lathe with the detouring element. I have dashed
the law beck into the greplace,and are lunging at it furiomly ,
with the poker.
Meanwhile the Morel and tongs fall down with • torrille crash.
It..se Anna screami wildly, and knock. over the moderateur
lamp. Either At or I abo .ek. issuething Oa the mantle-
e. and the alarmed by the noise, Lyme rushing op-
etlone
lii Mi. howeser. I hare subdued the name., and have
I.•‘ 1 -.(s-tilts of deport... lit. 'lllO
. • - • •. .i Ii 'mi... • ••• '441, 1.) sr, out,aftsr bat Mg
knelt down suu Lk die regider, The hok chinibley
is • I.!taingr
With the i„,,kee I gill hold in my hand. I lunge tiP the
and bring dosii a quantity .4 unit upon the hearth-
rug ; beat the roionAtrath.n still ragen with unabated fury.
I Sine 4 jug .4 water op, alto the per aceidentally-6ut the
game .iritaelli there Tb.iul bethink Inc tbe
. . .

He then Indicates the enormous value of the product
to be derived from • general adoption of the Dry Faith
System, and preaents modifications of it applicable to
cow-sheds, stables, sheep-folds,land (owl•pens, together
with inetanom of the profitable emelt, that have been
obtained by adopting his plans. The pamphlet is par-
ioteresting, and mulleins valuable hints alike
for the farmer and the cottager.

Vona eels we employed se lumplighters Jo
Buffalo.

Va. is to attempt to make papr from
nine shavings.
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EXTR•OIIDIGART CUSH OP • COUGH IT POWILL'S
fi•Larm or ASIBERD--.. ilcr Majesty's Gun Bust.
Wick, North East Coast of Scotland, ith September, 1868. -
Dear 81r, -liming had • most distressing and severe cough,
which caused me many sleepiest nights and rustles. days, I mu
rassimmentled l, Ills Lordship. the FAH ol Caithness, to try
vu, most invaluable liakain of Allison!, and 1 can assure you,
with the first dine I Goma Immediate relief, even sitiniut
liming to suspend my ranon. duties ; and the dna small bottle
coinpletalt cured me : therefore I have the greatest confidence
In fully recommending It to the million. Most respectfully
yours, W. Linsell, 11.11.G.8. • Netley.' -To Mr. Powell."
ruirSLIA BALSAM Or AnUID am be had of all Chetnists. In
burr's, 0,1, 'id., sod 2,3 d. Warehouse, 15, lilackfriars-
rood. London. Ask...for " Ponstis Bataan Or AMiszaD."

Dig Ultimo annsos.—Tbotie famous Lond..n pre-
paretic's', celled Dar. Son. and Hew.tt's" Rod Drench"
and "Gaseous Fluid," only require to be a little more
g Ily known to be in the possemPon of every farmer,
for they are the true safeguards to health against all
descriptions of disorders in animals ; and during the
lambing season especially, no II ak-ma.ter slpiuld be
without them. Nature is acuity assisted by the balmy end
es.), sperie^t infloenoes of t R d 13,ci,ch." which
IR motes ell irritant matter from the system, while the
" Has/ova Ilui4" comes in alter to quiet the agitated
acid irritated organs of the body. None need fear
serious lons at this critic period who will fearles.ly
admioister the.. medicines, and so legible are the
directions for use th ,t • sheph•-rd who I. able to read
the alphabet cannot fail to underatand them. Oats.
loguea and all particulars can be obtained by writing to
MOW% Day, Son, and Hewitt, 22, Dorset-street, Raker.
Street, London.

I his ins thitht r it h stedher jud of water. scramble and
Ail., awl ...ramble ad:sin. I mach the goal at last, dr.dfolly
dirty, awl g..od d. I I.ruised.
I 1.4. the blazing ,Inutney, and lee several chlnimLys
aluoktlig siolently. I select the otte which smolt°. worst, and
kJ r hntfol ..f atsr.
I -h,ot $o .1 sat.% mad remain as the parapet
ladal rind, lieu to the tr.',
son.d.n,iy Inc.. law strvrt.
.

AT 'an n.queat bold by Dr. Lankester. • few 4ey
mance, on the bodies of two children who died keen the effects
of iktitotning through .ticking I.llle Inciter matches, the coroner
said, flail the inatclie., been Bryant and May.. the children
would not have heen isiisonned." It cannot be to generally
known Mat Bryant and Nays Patent Safety Matches are not
peison.ius, and that they light only on the bet —Vide Ifilingtot
(harem. Mar th

rlaps it is • dr*,•holm ; it i• • poppory old gentle-
r/Awl oh,. lou. hest door.

%ht ha. be got to •ry

I awl. neviindrel.

_
I eieinire why. • ith no I blandness.
Ile .ac• it es. bi hiteheis..hininey I is,uwed the orator down.
well that he hes int a .liiincriart y, andt have spoilt tbe dinner.
I mu r• t.11••••1, dond,onnkonl hi this intelligence, thst
inily helc Island a rililUll .pot. an.l gasp for breath.
Whi. 4 .loweir I hear dim in the street below usaug the teey
..m.* •11•4•gyal:w.
• •
The
• •
tre he. lone out of its own accord.
Pie old gentleman has In.
• •

Roes Annals sena and manna lAN! returned.
As yet th basr nut mired the lamp-shads, 4:Mowry-orna-
mells. sI heurth.ruc.

They base 'Weed them. There bee been an awful row.

All ill ..Ore_lib.re onim.

•
• •
R.(' Anna'. ma b,. ii, u.leppers, sad Is =Ming over bi•
IlTiat Hr grays kr sent. In hare a nit u ionz read. and be. Just
sa,xj for the e..unty 110.1apa the not ant ie burnt.

LCII3II AST Alt D 131ACTTFUL HAIL-11M B. A. Anima
World's Hair Restorer or Draw-ins never fails to gun. rly
restore gray or faded hair to Ps yoethful onlour i nd
beauty, and with the first application • beautdul
fragrance is giveo to the hair. It 'tops the hair from
falling off; it creventa baldness: it promotes Itizuri•nt
growth; it causes the hair to grow thick and strops;
lorn UV.oil il•oclroff ; it oion notither oil astir ti ye
. .

a luge bottles. pries' six shillings. '
Mrs. S. 4. Allen's) f.ir etoels any pomade or hair oil.
To those W (sll4l hair is naturally dry requiring frequent
dressing. it. cheapness and great value will be proved.
Its early one on ohildien'a hair will insure an abundant
and bountiful .ripply from youth to 0 d age. In large
bottles price three Sold by moat chemists
and peifuniers.. Depot, 266, High Holborn. London.

ADVICA TO NOTHaltil— Are you broken of your re+
by a sick child. Suffering with the pain of cutting teeth?
On at ones to a chemist, and get a bottle of Mn;
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer irometlistely ; it is perfectly harmless ; it
pr Klufts natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "an bright as a
botton." It has been long in ass in America, and is
highly recommended by medical men; it is very pleasant
to take ; it soothes the child; it softens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
Is the hint known remedy for dysentry and diarrhces,
whether arising from teething or other causes. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and see
that "Curtis and Perkins. 1.1i.w York and London," Is
on the outside wrapper. No mother should be without
it. Sold by all medicine dealers at Is. lid, per bottle,
London DNA. 315, High Holborn. .

Montag 'Curirou.s.--Presentations and testimonials
are largely on the increase; this modern eastom appears
to intend to almost every household, for no auspicious
event is allowed to pm without its being marked by
some pleasing souvenir ; Birthdays, Christenings ;
Marriages, the seasons of the year, such as Christman.
New Yesr, &0., invariably received apeeial oommernor.
&Urns. Th. attention of one of the great London Manu-
facturers, Mr, J. W. Benson, of 25, Old Bond-street,
and of the City Steam Factory, Ludgate-hill, has been
directed to this subject. With the view of giving
more artistic' effete to this custom of artelety, be has
published a moat interesting illustrated Pamphlet upon
Watches and Clo,ks, also one upon artistic Gold
Jewellery, Silver and Bleotro-plate •' all are profusely
illustrated with choice designs, and are soot post free
'1
for 24. each, thus bringing within fist rasa of those
who live even thousands of miles away from London,
one of the largest and most artistic collections which
can Ise seen in any part of the world; and, if neemeary
designs are prepared to illustrateany special coos.
MODniN IosiPTIoSIL - That great invention the
I " ekrottograpA, which times all the principal events of
the day, and hae revolutionised and superseded the
clumsy old-fashioned "Storewatob," seems likely to be
eclipsed in fame by that still greater and more useful
invention the "green Nark." The fact of no key
being required renders these Watches indispensable to
the traveller, the nervous, and in ralids. The 4110111300/1
number stni even by pod to all parte of the world. is a
000vincing proof of their great utility. The prime at
which they are sold range from 5 to 10U (Mum..
Thousands of them are manufactured by Mr. J. W.
Benson, of Old Bond Street, and of the Steam Factory,
LudgaW Hill, liwidon, who sends post free for 24. •
most intoresUng historical pamphlet upon watch
making.
Ws Norcethe introduction of the Conialine Restore
for Gray Ilair, linking..., Sic., which has every appearaneehy
being moth aoperior to all PredOODFIMML It I. Introduced 9,
Curley, now J. B. &MI E. A. Curley arid C.i., of It
liar.holoinew Clme, London. 8.C., who have had thromclinn -
Europe the minden control f the beat and most noted 'eclat
ration prolomly almovered and noinifaeliired for *frillier
p0rn0.... The (Astatine Kooorer coolishie w/vend carefully
eottaitiered improvement* on that article, and It bids fair 141
.1.r1.v.• all prrt.o.vc...or. in demand A" :no. 1 ma it does in the
of reasonable iirko, with envellenoe of quality. If
the hair I. turning grey on the temple, and furehod, • half.
son,, Untie will be aufli.ictif to rotore it with certain y, to the
nal oral flaxen. venom, brown. orchei“ nut 1.,,10ar of moreyoncli.
lii I um., and • sve *haling brittle is ill he sufficient for the mine
portals', when the hair is dewidetily grey. Meer, C. &C.
e alma Comaline Glom, or ilair Droning, at the mine price*
for the general thei id old and young, • very auperior ertioe,
The C. mantle* are sold by all the bee-bin r Cbmins sod Per-
ini]. r. everywhere. fiee advertivetnent In another column
ut W.' the hod of Comolines -

Tiwi in. WAS. '1.1316 Ittf•LL BS Pio Mote. —The
glorion. oracle of the 11110.01 lllad !--410 often quoted, and so
!tile attended in. "Taking thing. In time" in Go proverbially
m.nti,'nodae to he almost • trite remark. But what. 'ln
timer A man meet. • friend caqually, who seen. desperately
111, and naturally adm him, "Whet on earth is the matter with
you?- what are you euffering from r "Oh, nothing par-
ticular," replies the invalid, "I hare lust my appetite, and do
not deep well at night, and of course I look poorly." And WI
they part ; the ffivedle Inquirer Making hie head, and
muttering to hiumelf not very cheerful prophecies as to his
friend's condition. The fact of the cage lo dandy thin. videlicet
tisat th,,, invalid .0 addrassed L. in want of proper treatment ;
hi• liver I, out of order 11114 Will not perform he proper f 0,,,
time ; conwrquently hi• stomach speedily I.
and alternate cold shiverings and fevetishnea, supply the
place of the natural eecretion• with which, during • tranquil
deep, • healthy skin ireful. • healthy body. Itn„ thin
,
.offerer (and there are many auch) ever heard of Holloway'.
pill. and ..intment T—or, has lei beri of those reouslien does
he de-qd. the teatimony of Ile omands, ay, we inay.av
. m the remodle.' efficiency ? • What we any to men in the
podtloo we have supposed I. this—delay no longer—time I.;
but ti 11... With you, may mion b.., more. IlelaY then, my we,
nu longer; delay may be death. A little attentkm, • little
ordinary premostion and obeervance of the role. which
ac,oiniainv Holloway'. reinislim will redore any hulferer,
In
en) eotaite, to health, strength, end happinem. Canoe sat
morel If more im needed, let the reader refer to the WOI'
side..pnvsl te.timonials in favour of the pills and Mut
which have made Profewor litilloway'n name knosm
faetor to the human ram, from the mouth. of the
the e.t. to the murcm of the Illedosippi in th
the null of Hi. Lawrciiav to Bydney Harlin
doubter we my, aa is said with regard to tit
grand old architect. "If testimony Is
eircum.pice r Look around you.
we repeat what we have begun w'
hen,. more. -- The freindr.
Hnllew•V's (hot, nit se

mint
.1, home-
thug.. In
west ; front
at% And to the
• monument of the
what you require -
•ut t., the &anal •ufferer
lb—titue 4,--rarsd time may

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nad the n+.4 popular ren•
rirrumelanera they For
certainty of doing r
of akin dheageo. •
benefited and
purifl ing
abeloa.,
I avert.

Pills are the best, cheapest,
.adic. at WI 1,011•0., and under all
be saed rith eddy and a ith the
dd. Eruptions, ra•Met, and all de,riptions
UPS. ukeratioir, and burn, Sr. presently
Atimately cured by them Mahn,
_Fondling, !mil
:oAltatnenta. The Ointment rubbed upon the

r ..b-k, all tendency to irritation In the bowels, and
. .:,tp:tahnhcophol'utth:":::h4oll7l::tu:l„lmeTinftir.:e"n,t4l'f'ftn‘hieheit,..aatel:n:Tto:inc:
~,IleiFtrltKuotinntion.UY,.
artructiont otoeupau)lng ',cry prat*.
~ et.. ..,1 „„1.,,,,,t ~i,od, CUP. he eleetirel)
all'"r"'". l'` n 4,4 li.,Veoac'. ectnethe, socordieg to the
1

omisinifflONL

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, lB7O.

Lolllloe. Friday.—Suor : Prices are ed. lower since Friday.
le redpeal little doing, na:i rates seater. C4fee : The demand
tor pLantatiun Ceylon le active. and price nattier advanced. Tea:
Dwane.. better torte &N not cheaper. but conantuo
eader. Rice: Seller's* previous low term., but tee purchaaera
Talton at 46.. $,l. to Itia. lid. on the spot.

_ . .. .
rA Now SNOWS or WAS I—A ciorrespoodeot of The
B wilder maul's that no city In the world has such a
graudly organised scheme for the concentration of filth
sia our metropolis, and the sewage of London, north and
south. suddenly discharged upon an advancing fleet
would laevitably produce • panic and a retreat, or death
by poison I
FARM Mite House. —The Chanoellor of the Exchequer
has replied, throudi his secretary, to inquiries whether
farmers will he charged license disty for their farm
hones when used to draw oral, which ii done in some
Instances with the sole object of relieving the labourers
lathe farmer's employment, or other poor persons, from
ttle cost of carriso ; or to draw material for repairing
the parish roads. Mr. Lowe says that in law (arrears
would be liable to duty for any of these acts, but in
limitless -1. The Board of Inland Revenue will charge
the duty if the horses are " let out for hire" for the
purpose of drawing coal ; but if the drawing of the
coaL is only done occasionally end as as act 3f charity,
without any profit, the liability will not be enforced
2. Vann-boreal used for drawing materials for the repair
of the parish roads will be charged if (as is mostly the
awe) the farmer receives any remuneration, whether
In money or In abetment of hi. rate&

Livuomot, Friday. —Sugar : The market continues quiet,
Lod unchannial In value. Kim flat. : begs of Si.
Domingo vold at PTVVI.III% rate*. Lard nut. Palm .41 : 20 tom
of wreirular at eri and £3.Tallow in good demand, mid
prime haie a hardening tendency. 011ie oil in lair requmt, et
steady prima .

BLOTM, : The mine of all kinds of raw
auger auitable fur refining a 4 steady.but grocery kinds:ire rather
Inner. Itti.ineaa on the spot i• to • fair extent, slid the Safi% al
aeirnr Perchs.eal 01.1 in COMiderf bio. lied nen produav
I. good dotuand. and prices here and there reported better.