The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14 00:00:00

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THE DORSET DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL dAZETTE, TUtSDAY, JULY 14, 1874.

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charge, his mate an attempt to escape by breaking out of
the gaoL
The buaino.4 of the widow did not terminate till •
quarter to eight o'clock.

Markets.
THE BRUISE' CORN TRADE.
A thick line divides the wheat trade front other
articles, as now with prices very generally declining
for wheat-3s, in to days on floating cargoes. Oats
and other cattle corn are but little changed in value.
Agricultural prospects are still favourable, and under
a temperature 130 deg. in the sun and So deg. in the
shade as late as eight o'clock in the evening, the
harvest fields are rapidly maturing. Indeed, the sun-
shine is too much fur weakly-rooted plants, and in
many wheat fields single stems are dying off from the
root upwards, so that the ear becomes chaff, and the
milky kernels are shrivelled into nothingness. Our
observation, however, shows such instances are con-
fined to small hot patches in the fields, and that the
bulk of the plants keep strong, healthy, and with the
ears plumping out very satisfactory. The other crops
I are also making good progress, the recent improve-
ments in barley, oats, and potatoes, exceeding expec-
tations. Reports front abroad continuing also
favourable, the wheat trade has entered upon a dis-
couraging state, and ships arriving off coast, and sales
I making at outports, are at a general loss of possibly
ss. per qr., whilst the shipments of wheat and flour
I from Atlantic ports, and the dispatch of new wheat
ships from San Francisco to Liverpool, are pressing
forward business, until shortly we may see, what has
been hitherto avoided, forced sales making, and at a
,time
when business can least bear it.
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As regards English produce in fa'rm. en' hands, that
remains, as anticipated in these columns, in very
scanty supply, and, at good figures, scarcely different
from those of a fortnight ago.
WhiLst the great Forts have been especially
depressed, the smaller inland markets have been firm
for home growths of good quality, but weak for
secondary sorts, and for all descriptions of foreign
produce. _ .

The floating trade remains in a state of depression
and inactivity. Wheat is extremely difficult of sale,
owing to the great slowness of demand. Value is
against the seller, a reduction of is. 6d. to 2s. from
last week.

The prices of arrived cargoes are Odessa Ghirka
wheat, 535., abaut ; American sprinK, 61s. ; Cali-
fornian, 625. ; Oregon, 625. 34. ; Chilian, 655. ;
American maize, 395- 94.; Poti, 355. 6d.; barley
from Tunis, 325. ; from Smyrna, 31s.
The foreign trade continues weak, owing to the
generally favourable character of the harvest pros-
pects._ .

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In France cutting is now rapidly progressing in the
southern provinces.
The imports of wheat and flour into the United
Kingdom during the pct week have amounted to
about 294,000 qr. ; of maize, about 130,000 qr.

1111'114AL Ail/LAOIS.

Wheac Harley (
.-- --.-- --
s. d. We. .. d. qrs.
61 41
62 ..
54,20 43 1 4,100
62 70,406 46 5,141
63 66,947 44 5,075
as 64,1 47 4,0113
as ,902
41 54,5 t 11
5,666
62 1 47, 49 5,412
62 42,484 49 5,375
61 43,034 48 3,765
no 33,703 49 4,536
no 26,815 42 5.245
110 1 23,3... 44 3,112
eo ts, • 48 2,810
69 11,07 44 2,720
no 9,584 44 1,627
tio 6,1)04 49 1 2,508
62 5,262 46 2,578
61 2,910 47 1,962
60 261 42 1,115
62 1,1811 47 2,848
62 1,028 4.6 11
62 660 47 8
61 6921 46 8
61 564, 41 5
60 5241 42 2
60 40 41 11

17,7781
1.5,5201
10,8221
10,6521
41,409
41,0161
50,911$
42,8071
40.6211
42,565.
37,2801
39,812
. 36,7011
34,0411
. 36,5261
. 43,458
43.,020
.42.800
94,925
.. 47,308
30.. 42828
.. 43,177
13 .. 38 678
- 29 .. 38,002
- 17 .. 24,314
July 4.. 28,078
1313 weak'. •
average. I

. AS IT IS.

Feb. 7 -..1

March 7

M
- 18 .

1,0165
4,208
2,310
3,165
973
734

Al 5

44 1

On Thursday, at Bristol there was a small supply
of English wheat, and large arrivals of foreign—the
trade for both very dull and restricted, at a further
decline of 25. per quarter. Grinding barley in good
demand, at 6d. to 9d. per quarter advance. Indian
corn dull. Oats firm, at last week's prices.
WIMAT. d. a d.

CUMoray, C•ir•egi•-•;, white .. -0
• to 1
American, fine spring 54 to 56
Ditto, *co./Wary 52 to 54
Polish fkil.Ll, •Oft . fOt to
Mirka, °doom, sod Rostra. EMI. 52 to 64
Ilerdlanski and Itarisnople, nit 0 to 0
English, rod and whim . 52 to 02

per 196114
::

BAUM'.
English, gond to Roc malting 0 0 to 0
French, good to Am malting .. 0 0 to 0
Danube and thiessa, grinding .. 32 0 to 33
Irish and French. grinding .. 33 0 to 35
Oar*

0 per im qr
0 per Mb.
11 per 400Ibe
0 „

Swedish, ite.,-1;ea•-vy white .. 31 oto 32
Limerick and other, Inc white .. 31 0 to 31
Vork. fie , litrht white 2i 11 to 29
Pork, Waterton', black • 51 9 to 27
P. K lolnnl, blank 51 9 to 27
Dish, tawny .. 6 to 28
Baum
Engligh 44 0 to 50
French, Mcnagan, /cc 0 to 40

per 320161

O per kills

Flora.
!!niind States and Canadian

i:;114- fish-, 0..1 —.cc; 11.1;

20 0 to 30
.. 41 0 to 43

ranked the extrema Eltuslists many esodlsot, moderate, and
judicious members of the Chureb of England. He thought,
therefore, the bed course would be to postpone legislation both
on doctrine aud discipline, until men's minas sere more cool,
and the subject would be dash with In • comprehensive
measure (During the speech of Use right bon. genUeinan an
incident a:carrel which view,' equal surprise and aneusement.
A black cat suddenly emerged from under the clerk's table, and
darting down the floor, and finding no mope at the bar, in Its
fright leaped from bench to bench over several members' heads
until it reached • door lowling into one of the Mem which
chanced to be open, and through which it disappearisl. 'The
occurrence produced immense laughter, and Mr. Hawn gave.
happy turn to the interruption by stating that it reminded him
of an Incident which had enlivened to procealing eta synod at
Dort, when an owl flew in, and in • similar manner upset the
gravity of that reverend assembly),
M.r. LIMAN addressed the House Kiang the bill, and the
debate was closed with a short speech from Mr. Ilessteu who
recommended withdrawal.

Then Mr. Outman moved the adjournment of the debate
but Mr. DIBRAILI Intimated that he could not, without further
consideration, hold out any prospect of its being resumed.
After several divisions the debate was adjourned to Monday.
11110.17.—Mr. CHILDIRS took We opportunity of the report
of supply being brought up to call attention to the present
state of the revenue, lie entered into an elaborate compariem
of the quarterly returns with the Chaomlior of the Exchequer's
estimates, and referred also to the rate .4 wawa', the Savings'
Bank deposits, and other circumstances of our financial con-
dition indicative of a falling off In the consuming power of the
tesiple, all of which led, ho said, to in apprehension that the
Incellor of the Exchequer, in his budget, had taken too
linguine a view of his probable surplus.
The eIIaNCILLOR of the Excuse-ea replied that though there
might be an apprehension abroad that the Revenue had not
come up to the Estimates, he could trace it to tither causes
than the suggestions of Mr. Childers himself. But there woo
absolutely no reason for undue anxiety on the mattct, and
nothing had occurred to induce hint to revise his Budget
celculationa The net increase It, the Re, enue in the last three
months over the corresponding period of last year was
A 135,570, at the rate of more than half a million for the year.
The rest of the sitting was occupied by the Sanitary laws
Amendment BM, which was passed through committee.
At the evening sitting We House was counted out a few
minutes alter the Speaker had taken the their.

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Baastrain.—Errs's COCOA.--GRATIFUL AND Conroanno.—
" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion soil nutrition, and by a careful
milk:Woo of the fine propanes of well-selected owns, Mr.
Epps hail provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may @arc us many heavy doctors'
bills."—Civil Service Ossetic. Made simply with Boiling
Water or Milk.--Sold by Grocers in packets nnl2l, labelled -
"Joe. Errs lc Co. Monsizerthic Chemists, as, Threadneedle
Street, and 170, PieCadilly 'arks, Eisiton Riad, London"
MANLNACTFILI OF COCOA. —4' We will now give an acceuat of
the process adopted by Mews. James Epps k Co, manufacturers
of dietetic articka, at their works in the Euston Road, London"
—See article in Cabals Household Guide.
Cstrrioll.—alesars. RICCKITT é Seas beg to caution the
Public against imitation square blue, of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares (used in the Prince
of Wales' Laundry), is mold in wrappers bearing their
name and trade mark.
Hottowir's OINTM6NT AND PILLS need only' a single
trial to make known their capabilities. No outside sore,
nor inward inflammation, can long withstand the cooling,
purifying, and healing influences exerted by these twin
medicaments. Be the mischief recent or chronic, great
or slight, painful or simply annoying, it will succumb
before the curative virtues of these noble remedies, which
can be rightly applied by any person who will attentively
read their accompanying directions, which are exprumed
i in the plainest lazlguage, void of technical terms, and
Cin the most legible characters. To the loan of
business, confined to his counting-house, and harassed by
tensteremenedtsth,.etedthese Pills are of
to
free living,
b.eie,i;.ivthaleyua to
are an
i;inth.
cothe man
,uparii

AS IT OUGHT TO BS.
In 'Tim Tie' of Jan 7th, "At the Docks, where
Dr. Ilmictui writes:— Hornintan's Teas are in
"I have made a further
bond I took samples from
analysis of tea; of 18 samples . .
all were found to be ad„ber. original chests, which I
Med. They were all artificially analysed & found perfect
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coloured with Prussian blue, ly PURE and free from Me
turmeric, and a mineral iviwder. ; usual artificial facinid
The substances wed in facing ' the quality Laing equally
nerve no useful Puellese' satidactory." Feb. 19,1874.
but render practicable other
more simious adulterations." A. H. Hassall, Al. D.
3,218 Ayests —Chemists, Confectioners, kr.,jo crery
town sell Horniutan's Packet Tea.

CHOOOLAT MENIER, for BREAKFAST
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
EXHIBITION. Beware at Inguitices.
Obwx• Trade Marko end Boa Name.

CHOCOLAT MENTER for LUNCHEON
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
LIMBITION. Simms ol halm:4mm
_ Obeerre Trade Marks sod Kcal ?bras.

MENIE.t.R.I3d
Uk.D MEDA at
U. VIENNA /AMBITION. Beware of Imliallossa
Observe Trak Barka and Real Name.
MENliiii-ES-SENCE OF COCOA-78431a in
ilb. aad tam AWARDED MEDAL at
VIENNA EXHIBITION. Beware of Indtatlooa
Plain
Obserre the Tad. Barka and Real Name.
ENIER'S CHOCOLAT POWDER.and Vanilla flavour. Sold in ilb. and 11b. tins.
AWARDED MEDAL at Ms VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Beware .1 Imitations
Observe True° Barka end Real Nam.
CHOCOLAT—MENIER defies all honest
competition. Annual consumption exceeds
8,000.0001br. AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA 6111IBI-
TION. Beware of Imitation,
Marra Trade Marks and Real Name.
Factory and Warehouse. Southwark-street, sad Woromber• at rani, Borough.

ltlooltE BROTHERS TEAS.
(Poi FREPSVWENT n )LERCHANTS' NUMB)
riIEA.—DIOR OE BROTHERS' mpectitilly
intimate that they atipply Faxnilimdirect, who
aro willing to pay Cash, at lOrViiaji, prices. Orders vain*
£3 carrtige paid. Ma following are rapeitally recummaided.
NEW SEASON% TEAS.
Army Brothers' Beat Servants' Tea .. • . 2.1 24 per lb
Noon, Brother.' Lan Family Tea 6, per lb
Ripe, full melba, flavour ; brisk with atrength.
Finest Pak [an, or Kyaow Tea .. • • .. 24 lid par lb
Full of flavour. choice rich quality, and inteed preferred by
many to the higticot class of Souchoug,
Floo.t Souchinig .. • • .. Od per lb
This will be found particularly flue, rich, and then:equality
bfghly reoonlinendcd
ite One Penny per lb deduction on 4blb chests and 20Ib bap
ot any kind of T.

BRO'THERa' GREEN TEAS.
In Green Teas we 11410 p, the same principle, as in Blacke, and
quote only the very beat of each kind. v z :-
best Pearl Gunpowder .. .. • • .. is Od per lb
Moore Brother.' Fittest Imperil 4. 04 per lb
Beet Young Dyson ne Cluebeti .. • • .. a. 114 per lb
Finest C,owalit, Hymn ........4. Od per lb
Finest Silvery Leaf Gunpower . 49 64 per lb
MOORE 11110 f UF•fli' COFF
Finest Cey:on, Is 31; Choice Mocha or bet India,. Ii Ild ; Best
Cannon Mysore, very choice. Is Sd per lb.
SPICES (all of the Dept quality.
Finest Picked Nutmegs. 3.44 per lb ; Best Cloves, 1. 44;
goal. 8d ; Finest Inc., 3, 04 ' • Beat Mixed Spice, 10ne.,?.;
Ground Ginger, beat la ; Best Block Pepper, ad • Best
White Prpper, 84 ' • Fittest !loosed (In lb tins) I. Oa.
E 3 flue carriage pall to the neereet railway station.
CaTSTALLIZID 015 (JLACS FaCrni (at )lercheme• Prices).-
Apricots are tin*, Mr very fine sal ehotp.-Fineet Cryretallised
Apricot., In lib and 2lb onto., 2104 per lb; Finest Cryeelllzod
Omer, in Ilb an I flit ores, le :lei ter lb ; Finest GUM or
Golden Glace) Chinole, In 111, and 211, boxes, le 34 per lb •
Meet Crystillizod Pine Apple, as tki per lb ;
Plneut Met.
Mizable., In llh and 21b boxes, 2. 34 per lb; Apelcotlage.
2.64 per lb; Nougattnes, resembling the shove In dm. rich
Vanilla Meow. 2.64 per lb ; Strawberries, 2164 ter lb ; Greece
Altitude ((hee). 2.34 per ih ; the various Crystallimal
mixed tomither fib so I 2lb boxes,2. 3d per lb; Hee Crystallised
Leal or Lump Ginger, fib and 21b bsges,ls 31 per lb; Angelica,
In fib and 21b boxes, 2s la per lb ; Brochette, ID 110 sad 21b
boxes, 2. per lb ; Dried Choreic., llb and itlb boxes, 2.14 weir
lb ; Mixed Crystaird Meta Fruits, snorted in fancy )b
boxes, las 161 per doze.; nippy Boxes, tilled with Varietal Crystallized fruits very landau:6s 3, 94 each.
Now CULIIIAIT FaVIVII, &C.-Finest Vustizza Currants, 480
per cwt lo per 121 b; Currant. common, 281 per cwt, Se. perl2lb ; Choice t•alertais Raisins, selected, 6. per /lib ; Fine
43.64 per cwt, 4. 9.1 per 1211, ; Sultan.. flpaag might, 7. act
per 12160 ; Bea Orange and Lemon Peel. by the 7lb )10i. 86e1 per lb ; Best Citron Peel, by the 7lb box, Okel per lb ; Beat mixed
Peel, by the 7lb box, Oicl per lb ; Finest Muscatel., layers, 61.
each, or by the 2211, b e, le II per lb; Fine Muscatel., layers
Blb e.ch, or by the 111 k bO6, 114 trbsice Went Figs, taboos'
about 2., 3., 4., So, and 7. Gel each Fennell Plans, ineet
ImperUls, to becks, will beep fresh the whole year. is Od
each ; Small Mandarin Oranges, red lb Jars (a presorts), le and
10a per jar; New Jordan Almond.. beet, hild per lb ;Bitter
Almonds, la per lb ; Preserve, Chins Ginger, in lib Jan, per
je 7. :sod and ; New Nunn., doe.t selected, per deem lb.,
es 104 ; Noimandy Pippins, fine, by the 141 b teeket, 60 pot
L ; Ditto, ditto, selected by the 10lb ticket. 8d per lb.
1100112 Hu a. TAPIOCA, &C.
Arrowroot, Cleat West India in, 411,. alb, sad 12.1 h time, Is
per lb ; Isinglass bat picked in 20. Ilb and ells begs. 13. per lb ; Ditto, bait creme cut. loom, I?. per lb ; ditto. Brasil
finest, 7s per lb ; Gelatine, beet qua Ay. 3.44 pet Mn; T.pioca„
Boost Rio. Sd per II ; lacen,o, i aid Venniceld, by the 16,x,
about bib, A, eat, Si pc. It. ; Naples Staccaroal, ad per lb;
halter. Paste, Cagliari Paste, and Vermicelli Star, esth fines,
1. 2d per Its, Carolina Rice, per doe lb, 4,.; Patna Rios, finest
per dox lb, 3.; Ground Carolina Rice, good, 904, beet 54 per
lb ; Sem lie., Kb; Sago, Guest Pearl, per doz. lb, 2s 104;
Arruirratt, finest, in ill. packets, 1. per lb; Manna Croup
boat, 64 per lb.
Loma Hawaiian' Cocoa, /cc.
Taylor's !Immo epathic Cur., 1. 2.1 per lb; Ilaravilla Lbws,
Taylor Brothene, Is Id per 11. ; BOIL French Chocolate. let 111.
tableu, 2124 per lb ; Trinidad Cocoa Nut. roasted. IS Per lb;
Trinldel Cocoa Nibs, Is Id per lb ; Plain Chocolate, leper lb.
Sir Ham SION.UO'n nd Churchmaa's !a Cal par fit ; naked
Cocos. SI, 10d, best Is per lb ; Cocos She Is, tel per lb ; Finest
Bruins, 1.54 per ; Iceland Mose Cocoa, in Ilbs and 111., le Id
per lb ; The COMUlivq,.l, Toe Company'. Soluble Cocos, in Ills,
Dd per ; The timilettirs beat Clsow,lata Powder, in Ilb tie;
soluble, WI tach . • The Company's Chneulate Paste, in Ilb pets,
soluble, 114 each; The Company'. best Ilobawo,,sthic soluble,
super quality, le 44 per ; Thu Company's best Cho:mists, In
lib clam, very One, te 2. per lb ; L. Fonte's Freed. 1. 84,
best 2. per lb ; Dr Epps's Ilumus,p•this Coosa In lbs sad ebbs,
lull per lb ; Tsylor's thhible Choco'ate, 1. 34 per lb ; Moore
Brothers' llouncuiratbic Cocoa, suluble (the best made) in 110
Is fer lb. - . -

D tailed Prospectus Free
£3 mitre of Tea, Cara, and Spites ctrrisge psi&
MOORE IIItOTHEILV AND COMPANY,
Mtn:lmA... 3.5, Loudon Bridge, City, ILC,
A REAL PUBLIC BLEFININU.

SQUIRE KNIGHT'S EYE OINTMENT.
For the Cure of all Diseues of the Eye,
approaching even to ltlindurei.
The Preemeetion el good Eyesight is • matter which con-
cern. both rich and poor, and the delicate structure ad U.. Eye
Dike. It daily Seel* to accident and injury.
This renowned Eye Ointment makes Spectacles and Surgical
Operations unnecerery.
It cures- Impaired Vision, or Miming.
It cures—Weak and Watery Eyes.
It cures—lted and Sore
It ceres-1, II itemstion In the Emma
It cures-1 ring Speck. or Floating Bad ci before Um kir.
It cures—Cataracts and Partial illindae.m.
It cures—Otpcurity of Vie on and Dimmer..
It cures - Children'. S •re Eye.. bit by the Mmelos.
TESTIMONIALS.
The following, TOStilllolll4l testify to the truly minable
virtue,. of

SitUIRE KNRILITS CELEBRATED EYE OINTMENT,
WONDERFUL, CURLS OF BAD ETU.
Ironderfest Cure of Bad Ryes of foor ware Artanding.
Mary Ann Yarsoli daughter . Mr. Thomas Parton,, Crowe,
of Cradley Heath, was affected wbh bad eyes for upwards of
I no year., and at tmea was obitrad to be kept in total dark-
nee. She could not bear the lignt of day, or cuulle or gee
light, and was a subject of great concern to all her friends.
The parents had trl., 1 docrors, and all sorts of lotions
and eye salves, but found no relict, and the girl got gradually
wore, until they were adviabl to try :Nutria 'Lwow?* Era
0151111/er ; and, much to the amaxemeut .1 all, Lefore two
box.' had been toed, her 'jos were completely cured, the eye
i•thes have grown their natural length, and her algal Is now
pleasant, and as strong ae seer.
Crulley Heath, rear Stourbridge, 17th September, 1873.
flown Snow, of Hanley, a power, suffered front very bed
eyes, mond by working In a heated room. During four
he arm in almost der knew and c,bn.tan t pain, but eta ectly
cured by the oee of two boxes of "8 pin Knight's Eye
Omunent."—Srd February ICI
WONDERFUL CURE OF BLINDNESS.
Richard Whiteh-uw, Enginerr, of Park I.s.ne. Tiptoe, bad
dreadfully indented eye., went to the Itirminghsa Eye
110,pija,i, Mit got no relief, and won obliged I" be led hout.
Being in t darkness, he was arivi.ed to try "Squire Knight's
Eye Ointment ;" the um rf the Snit box gave him moat
agreeable relief, and a aren't Lox restored kis Pia bt, and his
eye. are novas strong as ever.
Pak [ADO, Tipton, tith September, 1573.
WITH AN IMIIENSE NUMBER OF OTHER
TESTIMONIALS.
Sold and Prepared mtly by U. F. CL auk ea I be.. (Son
cessors to Squire Knight), Orianlets, Market-oboe, Dudley, sad
by all respectable kl,clicine Vendors in the kingdom
S bl in Boon,, 7111., Is. lial , , is 6.1,
Wholesale by all Patent Medicine Homes ; or from the
Proprietors direct, I a. 9, 16, or dB Stamm.
Dorchester : ; Werrioatli. W. T. Cots; Enter, Soon, and Son; Salisbury, L J. Oaeumie, Chemlus.

A CURE IFOR ALL
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

THE READY AND RELIABLE RICIIEDY.
Armed with this powerful antidote to disease, every ma Is
his own family phydcian. Tbe Int Hoepttel Surgeons admit
It. unparalleled and beating virtues. Foreign Gorerunkonte
sancUon its in their naval nod military service., and mankind
throughout Um world repo... the turnom conAdence in lie
curative properties.
CiOrT, amtumensw, AND DROPSY.
Mire are among the mo.t terrible and agonising dimness
to which the human from.. subject ; yet in their went forms,
and when seemingly incurable, they disappear ender a per-
severing application of this soothing and powerful Ointment,
if strict ataention be paid to the printed Instruction wrapped. round each pot.
OR THROAT. DIPHTHERIA, QHINSEY,
AND ALL DEItANOISMENTS OF Tad CURT

ND 'I:1110AT.
If, on the appearance of any of toot. Mame., the Wannest
be well rublecii, •t lout throe times a day, upon the seek and
upper part of the chest, to a. to pet etrate to the plesse—the
1.01r4 cme wall tield i •comparati Yely short time, particularly
If Holloware Pills he [sten in appi °prime dome to purify the
blood.
BAD LEGS, St LP BREASTS, ULCEROUS SORES, AND
OLD WOUNDS.
Mitiy thouande of mirtyre from the above complaista have
fourol life alint.t hompportatile ; but If Holloway's Ointment
be bri.kly and plentifu ly ruhhe I upon and around the parte
Lffeet,ed. it .jii ali.LiY ye etrate to the entree of the evil •
saw may be safely guartuteedomd disease driven from the;
eyetcm. Nothing can he re simple meter than the manse,
In which ill. appnol, nothing more unitary than It. settee on
the body. I.,th loyally and constitutionally,
The ointment and pin. see *old &t. 1.11.0 t VISOR nouovAri
Establishment, 633, Oaf irdatroet tanthilln Sl.O by waft
every respectable Vendor of Medicine throgghout the &rinsed
world, in Pots and Boxes, at Is. lid., 2a. 9.1. et: 61,11 a, 113 e.,
and 34e. each. The smallest pot of OintMent cantabile IMMI
ounce; and the idualleen hoz of Pills four dosen.
Full prinked dim:thins are taxed to each Pot sad Box, and

Jug Publinhed, poet free tor two
GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADYN:It ANDIVAtuenoNs
Is' the CUBIC of NERVOUS DEBILITY. lay Dr.
HENRY 911 MI, Author of .Deldifts, its OSUMI uu C11114L.•
OUIDE UV II KALTH gives Rohs for the Cure of Rerrotas
Exhaustkni, Indatostion, Rheumatism. Dinnwaa of Sight,
Weakness, Low Spines, Norson.
Menton and Physical Dspraeion, Intiseisiou, 'repaired Idessorr.
Loss of Energy, Pains in tie flack, Thol4 Dianbase. Lova
.1 Solitude, Groundless nark and other Diet/saes resulting
Irons Exhaustion of Nerve-power, the Area of iDele,eetyr,e.
Dives LNSTRUOTION and paEsciurrion by which
Thowands of Dr. Smith's Patien,e bare been restored to
health and rigour. Illustrated with TeethnoolaN from al parimu who hare leen cured by the NEW 8
MEDICINES.
The Pamphlet is tent Pima by post to any madman on
receipt of two Guam. Should be read by oh who mine
health, stren.th, and happiness.
Ad4reds, Dr. H. Smith, 8, Burton Cr=„. Landes, W.O,
CONSULTAlmportant toTION BY LILIC"*" W 11110137 PI&
lAit. SEMI, the Eminent Specialist for tbe cure of if
JJ Debilitating Mamma will, for the beat id Omuta
Patient. who cannot sonsult him am
, doscriptions of ttetr mem, mod hie °pintoes, ad=
directions '4), the most succeegul ristotiaa to health aoll
AtKines —Dr. U. SIMU, 8, Burka Comsat Lomb" W.O

DR.LI UNTIL it ' Special Lootturs 1 Yu sg MAC 0
11 SALTS, KS BAYPOILATION, AND HAPPY
MARRIAGE.,-Wh.o o marry, with mlyieo to laces whi
rflutcatelete dtameire potoUng est °Web langmliment.
*taoli r,ndu wuriado kida , and direelism IMO
'toad; removal. Showle be reed Dy au Taw vow barb,
swank and manhood, sad dila I. aids Ilawletaid
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nameune ol kinkier, Birmingham

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