The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871.

MalnithealL MM.- rip to the elo. of the past year busines.
Ilgruulture.
C tone line atfultil.pr:ce.the. bteenut seeeitlesecitionTelitel,ye,
lew nid . At our market this morning the change in the
ma. Joey CheffaZineteti.
tiPigitßiabedB"-Itimmarn I.elledve•Waturtintuhittgl.,aihne
emEngwi•las'ilsl7:l47: fadvi'fil,neru'i'l pnr., I
'4...etthat c
the ..a people think that buy.m. Foreign w.held an held for advent.: of abut .2.1 per
, I
t theeve
peinatinn.t.
of
.1 twntni
pit._
...n the ratestieoafbi Flour
de y oe'nnight. but there was belt
„dington• the Dor-
, creation . and that
TI
Kishire fanners are
base
1010)y
et
the wet etiiek „op ;ier
..tengu... iwee
t!„ F. lour was scarcely inquired for,
gnat nalidaa3l.%We I hase known fanner. come from 1
e,,n Was nominally unchanged. Oats, bthne. and
(Warn 'a Me**. lull of 1111 l ney tesell the luaus. ride.. re each glaringly .lesit in, at last week's
sisal... and in luar. the,' base 5
Porset the na,__,Y W reed inside out. Ido be- demand, th.
--gaPPIY "1 End" wheal' Squat IR tb.;
te.-pr peciirts to put the trade ruled dull wi ••
....ne off vp
ea
in tn. it.
cr,
to
pey
the ti„ to Lie re...tance
hose there
much 4.-4, as the 1111 l .4 Duri.4. 4.7untrs inerkets at'thuiene'roeu..l elf. Cart lreecks.L'bilti‘ixTimaail the
and 11111 l fend.,: ''md)!• We .1.401 at from 51i and ordinary white sf. to 5714, all
I hop, it 1▪
111 I,,watne
ere hitii 17. 4.91311, lereign e heat mainta. - the pre,. realised
peel.
eu.s..eizs:p.,oet,!-.l.lll:l:eeeet etrii ;We
esLaspi:;l.l-etiv:i
& lb Oats Englisi
Coates' Hint
„toddy, and lOgest , tts to :tn. per qr. of 44111. per bushel ; white Irish, MD tu
ago I paid b.. • sootll.aa . R Per hr. '.l 3.911, per bushel Barley, grind. 'pr MI. to iTer
bo wilt the best eta , ever .... qr. of 44011.. Berle). . .-..•--
three mile' dadaa-1). and
- &lady °me railed it. " gentleman onlinary quality up to' 13+ snit 7144 faotr 41411.1:
• to his noble hose, or, ss
fors horion who) aid gra., and a nat she being equal to the inquire.
!" She ent
,"e m
itimt she died ~, th "un
fare n• sth - A rap ha id thaw set in this afternoon, under
rruld pia i
the influence of whii.k our market ruled exceedingly dull in
sm another . 4 hi. brother, Mr. W.
▪ Stith*" murt limpve me a beautiful pair, malt and every department. English and foreign wheat nominally
I m t:thsr q upported last week's prfices. Medlin barley quiet ; grindhig
I g
*pat I C.iLi:,t'esa'eekuite a. deer. with a
h hen showed me the beautiful itigi (three each) in last week's eat , haireiai nensre. Oats difficult of sale, at
I Indian corn Wheat.
:ho have since won Inghert honours at Islington. English, red and white, 50slt.g.e5S:1; Anierican, G
S to 53. •
!w"ipX,l • beautiful sots with 11 pigs - the I.e.t furrow I user
1 Californian, white M. to 605• other foreign, 475 to 60.; per
of them were " gentlemen pig, bought the 466 lb. Barley. English, malting, 3i4 els per qr ; Irish androut
apsi gait, it to niy friend Mr. Start, whose fat mg w..n French, grinding, th. to 306. per 4001 b. Date, Irish, white,
(Id to 0,1 Per 320.11, : Irish. black, 2..01 to Me 641 per
I at Spiro:ins/cr. and also at Sherborne. t was. • very
ho ht the pig for him. as hi• sael they 304 I
.1 Irish, tawny, 2.1. 0.1 to Z. ild per 301 lb. Beane,
fivsli blood. Mr. Coates* (1.1.1.) are. ll the English, 40. to per qr. Flour, ittigii.h, good second' 'l6s 0.1
a. Sir. /tort's, but longer. His present boar is the bed to 3. Od le. BM lb ; American% toe out to ;Ph. per 'M. I
.3413 la
.1 the kind I ever w. I have heron now, own sister to the S' 0.1 70 325 64 Per 4141 lb.--ArrlvalL-Irioh:
,!! , M.:Siren won with at Islington Ise( year; she is In 201bawillan 'unl'
,in.nat.
deg qrs. oats,
Cost,' Pill. and is • lidenthd.
..al- if hera 3557 lirx. barley, 22.31 'IN. beans, 1266 brls'flour.
• g..e.1 lam going to gise Mr. Bturt 'clods pig ! Ills use, sth. There was • small supply 44 wheat, for which
0,31•310 re, now the power to croon three ways with ail advance of Is per sack was asked, but without sue , and
I ha.% en tal. of the same kind but of different strain.. eventually most of it was sold at last week's prices. hanky
11.10 ba"bat and "al% 'lO5l smill baya bad lack' we. in lance supply, but trade woo very quiet, with the turn if
lod e.entittit sms. and no tails. The hcat to way pm
tails anything in favour of the Mayer, though no quotable differeece
41. to rut age very small piece of the tail, as soon as into-aloecan be reported. Oats, beans. Sc., as last week.
41110 1 .lo not like a pig without • tail. Let me Souviimerox. Int.-Market well attended. Wheat met a
are is...
that
▪ leen. t the sictories of my ',lends, Megan. Ford, good demand at an advance of Is per qr. Barley and oats fulk
and Coates, and also of Mr. wh I have maintain late rates. Flour a good sale, at last week •
„,4 ihe honour to know, but whose splendid Herefords and pneeta Wheat, new, per load, £l4 to A:l5 ;, ditto, old, £l3
I have seen, will dispel the mist of error that has so luz •214 :A. Barley. grinding, Mk to 31.; ditto, malting, 34a to
the Ounetshire farmers. The ahem distinguish 40e. 04.. 23. t 0260 ;bean... 45. to 50.; peas PA to 41s; malt,
11101 are respectively the tenants of Mr. Start, Mr. Digby, Lord 74, to ; maim, 31. to 32. per qr. Flour, 30. to 40. per
pdtman, and the Ilarebionem of Westminster, and may be sack.
mil called, if not imidiou., among the young England of WAlierigLii, 6th-The whmt trade was very quiet, partly
estates. Mr. D. 1.5350e5,
.of Ilammoon, is also • owing to the change in the weathers,,,) the tendency of prime
mare and a arst-claas grant.. The brother..., was In favour of the buyer. Fine barley was steady other
ropeetiVely the let and 2nd pose for oxen at Statnninster. Mr. wets were in limited demand, in bean, and oats no alteration.
)1.-Niven's Mind, Mr. Menthallsay, Is • native of Okelord LIVIterOOL, 6th. - There were s cry few buyers from the
Ile I. • good Judge of. and manager of stock. I think, country at market, and only extremely liinitod transactions
1.011,0.
eiwn last in Dorset, he booght • stiecerdul animal 44 Mr. A. were concluded in wheat, although there were seller, from the
Snnth, of Bradford. whom beautiful Devon bull and Devon quay, at a greduction of fully 2.1 per rental from
hedge ands...ll I saw at the Sturmlnster show. The heifer Tuesday's rates. Flour neglected, and previous prima not
aa. end prise at Taitotou.-W. ItanclArt V., Okeford obtained. Beane and peas Id per qr cheaper. Oats Id per
ntxpainc. bushel, and °Mound 6d per load lower. Indian corn in moder-
ate resiumt, at a decline of 44 to tel per qr.
31 isk-irtalt, oth. - -Quietness prevailed on the corn exchange
at Mark-lane-to-day, but valum were maintained, although no
tendency to further improvement was perceptible. There was ,
a short supply of English wheat on offer, which sold cautiously !
at fully the rates current on Monday. Foreign wheat, the
supply of %bleb was large, met with a similar demand, at
recent valum Harley was in fair supply and request tor grind-
ing descriptions, but malting gunlities were diflicult to dispose
of on former terms. Malt was dull, but prices were unaltered
Oats, the supply of which was abundant, experieuced • sluggish
demand, at Monday's currencies. Beans and peas were par.
chased with leas animation, but quotations ruled firm. The
dour trade was defamed, neverthelem Wednesday's advance
on American barrels was sustained. Arrivals : Wheat, English,
2.30 qr. ; ditto, foreign, 12,2:3) qr.; barley. English, 500 gni ;
malt, English, 100 'lra; oats, foreign, 15,100 qr.; maize, foreign
6,050 IT.; beans, foreign, 1,430 Ir.; peas, English, 1,0 qrs ;
dour, foreign, 20,200 hrls.
IttaNDVOILD, 71h--Wheat, 777 quarter., 0 budiels • prim,
from 44. to 56*; average pries, .e 2 Its 10d; burley, 316
quarters, 0 bushels; price, ft oni 32.1 to 34.; average price,
el 13. 54d.
Doecitairree, 'Dix-The supply of wheat at the Dorchester
Exchange to-day was large, but tales were slow. Last week's
, advance was fully maintained, priced mining from fds to 530
per qr. There w-as a fair supply of barley, but trade was
I exceedingly' dull-the quotation. were from 311. to 36. Oats
! fully last week's prices, and beans and peso about the same.
! Inspector's return : Wheat, 210 qoarters, £570 le., average,
54. id. Harley . 415 quarter., 02700 2. 6d, average, .I.ls 21d.
Itestitati, 7th. Vrry nee tot. wheat, in dry condition,
which were extremely few in number, met with a brisk inquiry,
and were dispo.ed of at the full terms of last week liecondery
and inferior description., however, hung heavilly Pon band,
and could ultimately only he quitted at • decline of ls. The
tine sort. of whim wheat, old, were sold at Sch to Gk..; inter.
mediate, fiat to Ses : and inferior, 50ii to. rd. p.st lot, of new
white .neat. Mie b. :As : secondary, 52. to ha. ; and inferior
49. to 52'. 'lb.. quantity of barley on offer, though less than
for some weeks, appeared to be adequate to the requiremente
of the trade, which ruled slowly ; best perm., for malting
were fully as dear as pteviously ; but the di.tilling audgrind-
ing sorts underwent a change in favour of rhe buyer. Fine
sorts, for malting, 44.1 to ; dlstilling. vs to 42,; and grind'
lee 33. to The trade fm oats, beans, and pm° ruled firm.
Vine Poland oats realised front lies to 32.; Waterloo, 234. to Ws;
Ind Tartar). to 23.. Flour, households, 445; and Kwundtt.
40s per sack.
Baru. 7th.- -Attendance of both growers and buyers lamer
than for some little time past, and additional firnmeuu was im-
parted to price.. Wheat, fghp to ;An ; barley. 354. to 43.; eats
2:.• to 320 ; bean., 40. to 511 e ; was, 42. to 44s per lhr.; dour,
its to 40. per east.
TAUNTON, 7th. - Sainplast cif wheat in fair condition, supply
good, prices unaltered. Tolerably good demand for barley, and
rather more money paid for fine ;Parcels. Oats short supply,
and prices similar to last week. Beans slow sale at a decline.
Flour &premed ; nevertlielms, last week's prices were sup-
portal. quotations : Wheat, 74 per bushel ; tualting barley,
4. 4.1 too. 11; grinding barley. 4.1 : oat., 3.3.1 to 3.6 d ; beans,
ill; peas, is ; Indian corn, 4, 111; flour, 3, per sack.
Mammonism, 7th.-Good average supply of corn. High
prices were asked for wheat, hut trade could only be effected
at a n3111..004. of 1, per qr. Boat Maley maintained former
ratm, but inferior lots were difficult to dispose of. Oats, beans,
and has met a very Hat ale. Wheat, ess to bei ; per qr.;
barley, 541 to 340 ; eats, ikk. to 30.; beans, 46s to (so.; leas,
40. to 405.
ARDOVaIt, 7. -Market very largely supplied with grain, fair
attendance. Demand for wheat aetise, but • reduction of Is,
per qr. must be noted. The quotation was from 50, to Mlle
Barley was firm at recent rates, from 341. to 42. the qr. Oa.
ranged from 220 to 2138 the qr.

Fk:EDING STUFFS.

LIMIKIII..- -The importation into London ha. been nearly to
the !ewe extent as in IW7e, viz., 373,400 qrs., against 375.000
qrs The year opened with a steady market, and C•batta
(winch we take as • standard for quotations) was sleet* at
. . .

BREAKFAST. EPPS'S COCOA. -- GRATEFUL AKD
COMFORTING.—Ths very agreeable character of
this preparation has rendered it • general favourite.
The Mei, Service aa:ctee remarks —By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the me ration of digistion and nutrition. and by • care-
ful ai plication of the tine properties of well•seleeted
cocoa, Ali. Elio* ha. provide I our breakfast tables with
• delicately thvonr ii bever,ge which may save its
many heavy doctor:: bills." to simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in Ills.,
siol Ills, pickets, Ilia lined and lanelled,—JaMea Epps
and Co., Honneopsthic Chemists, Len ;on. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps & Cu's., other enlist-stimu—
li. Darden, 13, Cornball, ; IL J. Waord.
23, st. Albin-r is, V:. y ~,,,, stn. tire that each bottle
I.ro. cured by a bait I ovi:r the c,irk. I,..ring the signa-
ture—James Epps and Co., without which mine ate
genuine.

hos to W. d m ship. These pneet nica with but little
variation uutil April, when a short supply and a fair deman d
Improved the market ti Ws, atid from thence the value grad-
ually advanced to lits Cid caused by a good inquiry for cake.
The firmness 110WeVCr WaS Iltt sustained beyond August,and by
the end of tletober it hull slowly rime...tied to alb &L and. with
the exception of a slight rally to MA In November, the market,
influenced by very large arrival* and home-quantity being
presort for sale, brain° crier, and ultimately 33s id was
aompted. The present price on the spot is 59. oil, and Niocin-
ber-Deceinher shipment 61a Black Sea and As-iv on the way
I. hell for 3, to .9.6.1 f a. to time of shipment.
It vrasitau. -Market lower, 6.. ad having been areepted for
rid Madras bus on the spot. Some ordinary C3l-
- ih'ir-Jan. shipment, sold at 675, cargo if mild Arm,
00 prosore, sold 11 36., and one ditto,
at.,..1.1. per if

torroxinteu.—NoJerste demand on the spot at £9 7.1 d.
Kome parcels shortly expected by steamer have been sold at
£9 2s lid to £9 hs; November cargoes have realbied 1.9 bs, and
January CO per ton.
LINKCED Caaas.—The long drought during the summer
months gradually unhaneiid the value of this article, and prises
rose from glif S. per tun for hest town.inadu in January to
£l2O July. Thu present prieu for best town-made lu £l2,
and for Nor York barrels tt I Ts 54 per ton. Corrussate
(ARM aro steady at CT per ton. The import from all parts
Into the United Kingdom has been about 150,000 tons.

WAR MAJPS. —One of the beat war maps published
is that pr,•ented through the medium of the Grocers
by tho manufacturers of the Glenfield Starch, to all
purchasers of that popular article. Groom may have
thous by applying direct.

Iforniman's Pure TCA is strong and delicious because
It consists only of choice young leaves
It is wholesome, because the leaf is not coloured by
the Chinese with the usual mineral • facing' powder.
These advantages secure a general preference,
Genuine packets are signed 'IV Ii&FJ florniman
k Co. Loodoc.
For lint of Local A gouts see advertisement.

New MEDAL POCKET VISTA Box WITH PAM,
Sinus° COVlll.—Bryant and Boy have rooently in-
troduced a very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with
most ingenious and simple spring cover; it is a novelty
in every way, ani will 600 n coma into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with vestal at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.

WONDERFUL ErrICACY or Ma. CoNGIIEVE'S
REMEDY molt CoNSUMIPTIor.—See the new edition
(116th) of Mr. George Thomas Congreve's book "On
Consumption of the Lungs; or, Decline, and the Only
Successful Treatment ; showing that formidable dis-
ease to be curable in all its stages ; with additional
Cases of Cure, and Questions for Patients consulting
the Author by letter. Post free from the Author,
Coombe Lodge, Peckham, London, for Five Stamps.

"Tits XxxicAN VIJU Rintxwza " lean excellent
hair droasing for rata' Ing grey or faded hair to it. original
colour without dyeing It—producing the colour within the
substance of the heir—imparting • peculiar vitality to the
roote_preenting the hair from falling—keepfng the head cool,
clean, and free from dead:lS—causing new hairs to grow
unieu the hair-glands are entirely decayed. "The Mexican
hair renewer" mtge, the hair soft, glowy and luxuriant
Certificate from Dr. Versmann on every bottle. Sold by
Chemists and Perfumers at fie 6.1, or sent to any addrees free
on receipt of Ss bal in stalapt—H. C. Gallup, Proprietor, 44,
Oxford-street London.

OURS Or 20 Ylealig ASTHMA, Br Dit. LoooCleff POT
-
mom WAVIUUL —From M. Grose, Esq., Redruth. " I thank
God that I have found more benefit from three :a 9d bolsi
which I have taken, than from all other medicines I ever took
for the last twenty years."
Di 4 Loci/cies rumioxic Warns give instant relief and a
rapid cure of asthma, consumption, coughs, and all disorders
of the breath and lungs. All throat affections are immediately
relieved by allowing one occasionally todimolve in the mouth.
To singers and public speakers they are invaluable for clearing
and strenirtheniux the voice. They have a pleasant taste.
Price In lid. 2,1 91, 41 ed, and lii per Box. Sold by all
Druggists, 4741-rios.—Evory box of the genuine medicine ham
the Word. " Dr. Locock's Wafers" in white letters on a red
ground in the Government stamp, without which words all are
umntcrfeits and an imposiUon.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF PAINING IN
Ewes IN LaNBING.—One of the most practical sheep.
breeders of our time, and the composer of one of the
beet addresses extant on the •' Breeding and Manage-
ment of Sheep" (Mr. Henry Wood.), has pronounoed
Day, son and Hewitt's "Chemical Extract" (as •
dressing) the best remedy known in asses of heaving
and paining in bad times of lambing. "The 'Chemical
Extract,'" says Mr. Woods, •` is soothing, healing, and
possesses re, irritating properties." tie calls it in
another part of his book, "One of the most valuable
farmer's friends yet brought out." Here, then, is •
noble remedy, and one most easy of applicatioo. Se
legible are its directions for use, that a shepherd who is
abh to road the alphabet cannot fail to understand
I them. 22 Dorset-street, Baker-street. London, W.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTIIIINT AND PILLS - Dangerous
Chest Complaints- —'flie enumeration of these diseases
in scarcely neismary, as, unfortunately, most English-
men know them to their cost. Coughs, common oolds,
influenza. bronchitis, asthma, pleuriiy, inflammation of
the lungs. and even consumption in it. early stages, Sr.
sucoossfully treated by rubbing Holloway's Ointment
upon tie chest and upon the back between the shoulders,
It penetrates internally, checks the cold shivering*,
relieves the over-gorged hinge, graduslly removes the
oppression of the chest, sad restores the obstructed
respiration, hithetto to distressingly and highly dais.
germs. In treating this class of disease., Flolloway's
Pills should always be taken while using his Ointment;
they purify the blood, promote perspiration, and so
allay dangerous irritations.

A TABLit-sPooirroi, (no more) of the American "Read
Sea Moe* Farina" will produce one quart of the most
delicious Blanc Mange, Custard Pudding, Charlotte
Russo, Ito No more health-giving or nutrition, article
of food has ever been discovered, not only for prodec-
ing the finest table Delicacies sad Desserts, but for
Infanta'. Children's, and Invalids' food. It is • pre-
paration to be welcomed as a staple dish in every
household in Europe; made from Steam Refined Irish
Moss or Carrageen. fresh from the ocean. combining the
fragrance of the sea-breeze with its health-giving
qualitie, In Shilling Packets, sold every-where. Rand
Sea Moe, Perin° Company, 266 High Holborn, London
and Park-place. New York, U.S.

'run growing wealth nod refined taste of the country
is note:more strongly illustrated than in the tarnishing
of our mansions, houses, and villas. The beet artists
are employed from France, Italy, Germany, and
Switzerland to model and design ornaments for the
mantel-piece, side-board, &al., and we seek from every
earner of the world for marbela, woods, and other
materials for the manufacture of these ornament,.
This is shown at that magnificient establishment at
Old Bond-street, London, where there are clocks orna-
mented with fine enamel from the Imperial mends°.
tories of Sevres, and marbles of black, malachite, white,
rosZe, serpentine, brooatelle,porphyry, green, alabaster,
lapis lazuli, Algerian onyx, and Californian, with
numerous others of richly coloured materials. Yr. J.
W. Benson of 25, Old Bond-street, and of the City
Steam Works. 58 and 60, Ludgate-bill, will have mush
pleasure in iorwarding post free, on receipt of two
stamp', illustrated phamphlets. &a., of watches, clocks,
jewellery, Sic.,

LUXURIANT AND BRAUTITUL HAIL—Mrs. S. A.
Allen's "World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hu: to ito
youthful oolour sad beauty, and with the first applies.
Win • beautiful aloes and delightful fragrance is given to
the Hair. It stops Hair frogs falling off. It prevent.
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth ;no other pre-
paration win produce the same beneficial result. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers every where. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London.—FOß CHILDREN'S HAIR, Mrs. Allen's "Zylobal-
&swum " far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
delightful Hair Dressing; it is • distinct and separate
preparation from the Restorer, and its use not reouired
with it. Priem of Zylobaisexnum, Three Shillings.

ADVICE TO MOTHENE.—Aro you broken of your rest
by • sick child, entering with the pain of cutting teeth!
Go at onoe to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child front
pain. and the little cherub awakes "as bright se •
button." It has been long in use in Ainetica, sad 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
was, and is the best known remedy for dysentery
sail diarrhcea, whether arising from teething or other
causes. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and see that "Curtis and Perkins, New 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 Depot, 493, Oxford Street.

F:STILOIDDIABY CuU Or • COUGH BY POWILL'S
BALSAA UT Atinsien—" Her Majesty's Gan Boat,
Netter.' Wick, North East Coast of Scotland, 7th
September, 1868.—Dear Sir,—Having bad a most dis-
tressing and severe cough, which mauled use many sleep-
less nights and restless days, I was recommended by
His Lordship, the Earl of Caithness, to try your most
invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and I can assure you
with the first dose I found immediate relief, even with-
out having to suspend my various duties; and the first
small bottle completely cured me ; therefore I have the
greatest confidence in fully recommending it to the
million. Most reaped:ally yours W. Linaell, H.MG.B.
'Netley.'—To Mr. Powell- Powell's Balsam of Aniseed
can be bad of all Chemists. In bottles at is. led., and
21. 3d. Warehouse, 15, Bleiskfriara-road Landon.
Ask for " Powells Balsam of Aniseed."

CHALLIS°, TO THS WOHLD.—The Bristol Daily
and mirror, August sth, has the following :
Messrs. J. C. Swan and Co-, of 16, Queen-square, in
this city, have invented • pocket microscope, which is
• marvel in ell that such an instrument should be It
has great power, remarkable definition, and does not
require focussing. The cheapness of the article will
make it exceedingly popular when it, merits are were
widely known. It is called the "Bristol Microscope.'
and is a great credit to the inventor, as much for it.
extreme simplicity as its power.—The Western Daily
press says: The Bristol Microscope has a magnifying
power of 20,000 times, kc., ka.—The Western Daily
hicyrapli say.: The Bristol Microscope is the mod
compact and useful scientific iostrument we have ever
seen; it possesses extraordinary power, and is very
euag managed, &e. The pries of the Bristol Microscope
ix only 2s or, free by post, with printed directions, for
stamps.—Address, J. C. Swan and Co., Opticians,
16, Queen•square,BristoL—Speciesen of the above may
be seen at Mr. T. Burrell'. Trinity-street, Dorchester,
Agent.

quarrels would never last long, if the fault were on
one side only.
It makes a great difference whether glasses are used
under or over the nose.
Most of the shiulows that cross our path through life
ore *sued by standing in our own light.
A man in Rhode Island wee sent to gaol for ten days
for sleeping in church. Nothing was done to the clergy.
man•
Some one tmly says the best way for • man to train
up • child in the way it should go, is to travel that
way sometimes himself.
The best lessons are often learned by expernmes. So
are soma of the wont. EsperienceL is one of the very
oldest of teachers, but its pries. ire sogistasass riga.
mil high.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this world
It is difficult to say, judging from the numerous
vamoose to which it is applied. We know what a
little money can do, ii invested in the purchase of a Box
of PROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy
for all disorders of the Liver, within reach of all who
suffer from Bile, Costivess, unplessant Taste of Month
in the morning, Headache, Sickneu, Giddiness, Dimness
of Sight, Swimming in the Head, he. They arc gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
nor alteration of diet, and may be taken by both seam
of all ages. See testimonials. Prepared only by A. J.
EVANS, Chemist (socc,mor to Mr. Floral), Dorchester.
Sold by all respectable chemists every where in hoes
la. lid. each.

CILEANLINEIIB.—W. G. ?mars Itolined BLACK LEAD
for pollabing stoves, te, equal to burniehed steel,
without waste or dust.

by A. - -
Dorshseter.

FOR OOUGHS, COI
OF

MS. ASTHMA, SHORTNESS
BREATH.
- •

E v A N B'B

PECTORAL

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These invaluable Pills (which do
not purge, nor set on the bowels
at all) afford instantaneous re.
lief and effectual core to most
of the distressing symptome in.
aidental to any affection of the
lungs. Many important and
valuable Testimonials of their
surprising efficacy Looompany
each box,with which full direa•
tiona are enclosed. Sold in
hoses, 7d., ls. lid., and 2a. 91,
eech.

001JOH

EVANS'S

PECTORAL

COUGH

LOZENGES.

EV A NB'B

INFANTS'

OARKINATIVIL

FOR INDIOI

EVANS'S

0114LBLE8

For Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Shortness of Breath, Dry
safe snd agreeable medicine re-
Cough, Sore Throat, &c. A
moss efficient and agreeable
remedy, speedily relieving the
most distressing symptoms.
Sold in boxes,7oll.,and Is. lad.,
each.

CLiIIICEB

DIGISTIVE

IEN TEETHING, am
A safe and effectual remedy for
Wind, Griping' in the Bowehi,
Restlimning at Night, ko. Re-
MOTU instintly tbe above dis-
orders to which infancy is liable
during teething, giving comfort
and repose to the child, and
peace and gladness to the parent.
Bold in bottles 70., is. lid.,
and 2s. sd. each.

EVANS' 8

?ROWS

IfltBBllS. SWAN and EDGAR can recommend their
J. "S. and E, ' Make of BLACK SILK for wear.

TIT AR OFFIC E!!!--Special Order I !!—YILATKAWS
TY YEAST POWDER le adopted by her Majesty's Govern-
ment, and used in making bread for the army.

IaACHINERT KEGISTEIL—Listo of $.50,000 worth of
iIL INGINIDS and MACHINKRY on walla—Post roe.—
Apply L 0. Bin, BOIV-ItiVet, flbeflekL

1/ONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. Granite, !garble end
Stone Tomb' on view. The large* stock in the King-
dom, IMPERISHABLE urrrEas IN LEAD.—Glerrin, GS,
I:. Quadrant, London, W.

TION, PAIN AT PIT OF 1
'0)1.A(.:El, kc.
llmmediately relieve and cure
Indigestion, Pain 'after hating,
Wind, Pain in the Back, Bed
Taste and Dryness of Month in
the morning, Irregular action
t of the Bowels, ho., and meny
1 other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike moot pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not puree the
1 bowels ;require no confinement;
nor need patients fear taking
oold nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and long
1 standing oases they are nai-
lfurmly suseessful, as the many
testimonials received folly sub-
stontiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Prim ls. lid.,and
1 2e. 9d.

BENEDICT

YOB THE

Repot

EV A NB'S
BANBUCINE.

E OF MIDDLE AGE.
For females about the middle
age of life. These pills us in.
tended for females who suffer
from symptoms such u the
following :—Eludden giddiness.
frequent flashes of heat and
faintness, starting in sleep at
night, cramp, wind in the
stomach, pains in the heed, ex-
cessive nervousness, oostiveness,
ha Sold in boxes ls, lid.
sub.

:IN AND COMPLEXION. '
(A coneentrated distillatien from
1 elder flowers. This euptiaite
preparation has been so ju-
diciously oombined with other
efficient ingredients u to pro.
1 duce one of the most agreeable
and nomesdal remedies for the
aura of Roughness of Skin,
Pimples, Blotches, Chapped
Ups or buds, and other &flee.
Mons of the akin. It entirely
I prevents sunburn if used before
Igoing out of doors ; removes
freckle* and improves the oom-
olezioe. It is perfectly free
from any greasy property; is
imost agreeable in the using, and
as a skin lotion is altogether un-
equalled. Prepared only by A.
.1. Eva's, and sold in bottles
Is. lid. and 2s. 34. each.