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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

ANDOVeR, Friday.—Whest, 46. Oil. to 00s. Od. per
qr. ; barley, 2*. to 32a. per qr. ; vats, 10.. to 25..;
peas, —s. to —o.; rye, —I. to —s. ; tare*, --s. to —a.
per bushel.- -Bread, Id. per feba.—Flour, 4*. to 414 e.
pee Kock. We bids very tapir; attendant), and all
kinds of trade eery dull, pricei being slightly on the
decline. In barley and oata there was nothing doing.

Sournmirrox, Friday.—Old W'leal, £l6 Os to £l6
The ; New, I:12 to /16 10* per load • Malting Barley. 36s
314*;t0 Grinding ditto, 36s to ; Oats, 25. to 30.
Means, ets to 56s ; Malt, lA, to I^2i per qr. ; Flour, 40..
to 465. 01 per saok.—There wow a moderate attendance
at this day's market. To hare premed 'slat of wheel a
decline of ls per qr. must have been submitted to. The
demand for oats, beans, and barley was som•w het
limited, at about late quotations. Flour ls. to
per sack lower

Wasuinerss, Saturday, Jane 15.—Wheat, 34. to
60s (lad week, 34. to t)—ltarley, 30s to 40a Od
(lad week, 30. to 40. 0d)--flate, 2110 to 32. (last
week, 28s to 39a o,l)—Beans, 48. to 621 (last week
4444 to 620-81 h. Loaf, 15,1. -There was a moderate
supply. NO business doing Wheat inuat be quoted Is
per qr lower. In oats and bean* the few sales effected
were at last week' currency.

309,000 prise writing [WWI have already been
cold ; the price, 2a. for free by post for 2tt
at.oupe), placue this article within the reach ul
all deacon. This case, which i formn ui appropriate pre-
cook, is fitted with writing paper, envelope', .netal pen
ease, with reserve of pens, blotting book, Ito., Sic., noel
can only be had of the makers, PARK INS and °OTTO.
25, Oxford-street, London, to s bow the :simnel of
Arts awarded the Prise of 20 Guineas and their &leer
ht.-dal for its ebeepuesai, durability, and neat-new

Tilt FsAIIFUL CoLtAnnT ACCIDINT AT CLAY Cense.
- •The effort* to get out the water from the Sleek Shale
lt hare been continued night and day. During the
116,160 f Wedneaday and Thursday the engines and
I'44in• mere supplemented by the use of bucket, and
7.*,' hoPtil that the wuuld be dry on Thursday
r "11!on Friday morning. It is .owcondo-
. that there are twenty wen and three
WY, Iwo
they will Pit, Intt se hopes are entertained that
be reseeend 46.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

BOROUGH PETTY SEBEHONS.

Towrn•Li.., Monday, June 17.—Before the Mayor,
(J. F. Hodges, Esq.,) and R. Davis, Esq.
STIALING UMBICLLA.—DasiaI Spred, a ganger
on the Great Western Railway was charged with
stealing an umbrella, the property of Cambridge,
Ear., el Weymouth, on the 6th of Marsh last. The
prosecutor stated that on the evening in vieition be
went to the Great Western Railway Station in this
town, for the purpose of returning to Weymouth. lie
had with him the umbrella now produced, and when
he was Lakin& his ticket, he hung it on the counter
He did not miss it until be bad taken his seat in the
carriage, and as the train was in motion lie could not
get oat to recover it. On arriving at Weymouth be
gave notice to the authorities of his lops. He had
never seen it since that time until it was produced in
court that day. He could swear to it as being his
umbrella, and it was worth about a guinea.—The
prisoner having elected to be tried by the Bench, and
pleading guilty, the prosecutor said he bad known
the prisoner for • long time and bad before
heard anything against him. Indeed he had heard
from those who more particularly were acquainted
with him that he had always borne a vary excellent
character. He also put ici a note from the Buperin-
Wndent of the permanent way, to the effect that pri-
soner bad always borne • good character—Prisoner
said he had been in the employ of the Great Western
Company about 20 years, and Ind been foreman of
the men working on the line about 6 years. He was
exceedingly sorry for what had happened, and if he
were convicted he would lose the becalm of that insti-
tution in his old age.—The Bench said it wiui a painful
thing for them to have such • sees brought before
them, but the public must be proleeted.—He would be
eosninitted for one month's hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The council of the Association have lamed the sub-
joined olncdal noliee in reference to tile approaching
meeting at Wimbledon :
" The ammunition which willhe issued on the ground
at Wimbledon will be of the following description:
1861.

For Nee ll;skiit,

Bullet, '56 diameter,
Was.
Powder, 21 drachms.
Wood plug.
On outer wrapper black letters."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

WEYMOUTH.

AII MOU -CL • D WAR VIRSZIA. —A mong the
patente granted last week was one to Mr. Joseph
Drew, of this town, for "Improvement in the
adaptation of plates or shields to fix on floating
batteries, and also ships, for the purpose of more
effectually resisting shot mid other projectiles."
We undenitand that the principle lase been submitted
to many scientific men in the °confidence of Govern-
meet, and that they are of opinioe that the adoption
of this patent will enable the Government to plate
A large portion of our present wood's desk instead
of constructing new vemeis for the express purpose
of being plated. If, however, iron-clad mesh are
found, upon trial, to be superior to wooden vessels,
this country will obtain no superiority over Francs
by this mode of covering them, as the patent has
been extended to that orrentry also.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

AMERICA.

Nnw Your, lay 31.
The Finierni dooms have aliaskott the Oostedorate
batteries at Acquida Croak. The mutt Is not
known.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Tieva state that the Federal government will make a
croditional call of 100,000 men.
A man bee been shot dead in the streets of New York
for imprinting eacession views.
More mob riot' hare taken place at Baltimore, and
tt is reported that cries were relied for Jefferson
Davis.
The Confederate troops are menacing Aleiumdria.
The New oricesic Delia dates that in Virgieia the
majority for secuaion is 150,000.
The death of Mr. Douglas is bourly expected at New
York.

Awe York Zspress state that the welt Federal
eosigreee will levy • duty on tee and cake.

CHINA.

There is very little news from China. The most
important feet of the fortnight is perhaps that &anomie-
end by telegraph, of the s.t&ollsbin.nt of the British
and Freneh embeedin in Pekin.
In lapin matters were going ou quietly.
From Thatais there is no sews of any importunes.
The foree stationed there were in pod health, aid
enjoying the return of spring.
Time 11000110tIlfrom Shanghse hare reference to the
liesleatiens of the Imperialist and rebel mum. The
insurgents havenrerent! a d made a more in the &motion of
klangkosre, it a with • view to take the various
places we bad arbsd se ports.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

STURIIINSTKIL

Trot AAAAA cn La-runs—An excellent lecture
on the above subject was delivered hereon Thursday
evening, at the Weeleyan Chapel, by the Rev. H.
Gale, rector of Trehorough, Somerset. We should
Ilk, to know the moon why the National School-
room was refused to the temperance society, supe-
rnally as the lecturer was a clergyman of the Church
of England? People can do as they plums in being
totol abstainer., but certainly every enecompureut
should be given to those who advocate a moss
which has proved of such great benefit to many
thousands of our fellow-countrymen and sonar,-
IMAM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

SHEABORNK

Rine Ceara.—We are glad to state that our
newly-formed ride band is making great progress,
and promisee to be inferior to none in the county.
The number of or corps hu been greatly augmented
by the addition of thirty of the pupils belonging to
King's School. This will in a great measure give
the corps a somewhat higher standing. and we con-
gratulate the gallant captain that both as regards
mooey and men he is a great deed better off than he
was a few weeks ago when be addressed the mein-
berm of the Friendly Society, and we hope that bla
calls for help will be liberally responded to.
Fier..—One of the most serious fires that has
occurred in this town for some time past took place
at the workshop of Mr. Rawlins, cabinet-maker, on
Monday evening, the 10th inst. It appears that
the men had jut finished work, when all at once
smoke was sum to issue from the building, and
before ainistanee could be obtained the whole of the
premises were in flames. Four fire engines were
quickly on the spot, but in consequence of the
inflammable nature of the mutant, of the shop,
which was partly constructed of wood, they were ,
unable to subdue the flames, which ;aged with fear-
ful violence for several hours. Through the active
exertions, however, of die wire Brili e,ether
with the &niobium of the King's Scholar.,ids, the
direction of Mr. Harper, the &.e wee not allowed to
extend to any of the aurrouuding buildinp, although
the gardens in the vicinity teddy to thei fierceness
of the devouring element. The fire untamed to
rage with unabated rigour during the beet part of
the night, but as the morning approached it was
t under. Two cottages in front of the shop were
destroyed, the bare walla being only lea to" tell
the tale of won." On Tausliy morning a fire
engine was kept constantly at work, as there was a
great deal of wood still on fire. We believe that
Mr. Rawlins is insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

WAREHAM.

AGRICVLTUNAL SOCIZTY.-It Will be NOD (4%
reference to our advertising columns, that the
annual trial of skill in mowing and shearing, in
connection with this society, will take place in
Lulworth Castle Park, on Wednesday, lb. 26th
Inst. The dinner will be heiti et the Weld Arms
Inn, at three o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

DEATHS.

June 6, at Fortune' Well, Portland, the infant
daughter of Mr Richard James Andrews, builder, aged
5 iimutlis

......
.iuue4, at Preston, near Yeovil, after • short
i 11110,4, Mr Dani.l Haynes, of the Bell Inn, in the
40th year of his ago
June 13, at Bridport Harbour, Miss Foot, of Bathes.
hampton, after • long illness
.Inne 7, at Greywell, Hants, the Right Hon. Lady
Dorehe.l:r
June 13, at Ringwood, Phosbe, wife of Mr Charles
Gardner. jun, and daughter of the late Mr William
Blake, aged 36
June 4, at Beading, Ann, relict of the late John
Hume), Fay., of Nash Court, Marnbull, aged 87.
June 5, at llolt, Wini!Lawrie, after • long illness,
Hogan Anne, the beloved wife of Mr Thomas Beek
-
Ingham, schoolmaster. aged 4n, deeply regretted
June 7, at Portland, Mrs Jane Jolliffe, widow of
the late Mr John Jolliffe, of Weyunotth, aged 70,
June it, at Parkstons, sifter • few days' illness,
Elizabeth Eliza, only daughter of Mr Charles King,
aged 15
June 9, at Sherborne, Sarah Anne, eldest daughter
of Mr John Gil, aged lit.
June 9, at the rectory, Shroton, the Rev George
Angola's. Seyaner, for upwards of fifty years rector of
that perish, where he was grea,ly beloved and reapsated,
se well as by all those whose privilege it was to know
him, aged 76.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18

PRIZES FOR NURSERYMEN.

Geraniums (6 varieties) First prise 10s., Mr. S.
Harris; Second ditto, 7.. ILI., Mr. Newberry.
Falsely ditto (6 varieties) First prise, 104., Mr. S.
Bern.; &coed ditto, 7.. 61., Mr. Newberry.
Miscellaaeons C,olleetton (8 vsrieties) First prise 10,.,
Mr. 8. Harris ; Beoond ditto, 7.. 6d., Mr. Newberry.
Roses, cast (18 varieties) Thst prise, 7s. 6d., Mr. New-
berry.
Best Collection of Cat Flowers, First prise, 7e. 61.,
Mr Newberry; Keened ditto, h., Mr S. Harris.
Light Families, Specimen Flank, First prise, h.,
Mr. 8. Harris.
Dark Families, lst prise, h., Mr. S. Harris.
ADI ATKURN CUT FIA)WERB.

-
Roma. different sorts (24 varieties) riret prise, 7s. 64.,
Kr. Radel7ffe.
Ditto, ditto. (12 varieties) Filet prise, to. 64., J. A.
Diminish, Esq. ; Second ditto, , Mrs. Pattie:in ;
Mini digt,, to. 64., H. Williams, FAq.

FRUIT.
(A Dish of, Grapes, to onsi.ist of not leas than 3
Lunches, of Peaches 6, of Neetsrine. 6, of Straw.
berries anti Clierriea not low than dU each, of Apphis
or Pssrs not We Ulan It each.)
Black Grapes, First prise, 7.. 64., J. A. Devenisis,
Fool.
White Grapes, First prize, 7a. 64,1. A Devenisb,
Fssi.
Melons. First prise. lie., H. Williams, ; Second
ditto, 311. 6.11., A. Poster, &wt.
Strawherrie., best dish, First prize, A Foster,
Req.; Second ditto, es., H. William.. E.q.
Strawberries, in pole, First prise, !5.., A. Foster,
Esq.; Second ditto. 44., 11. Williams.
Merritt', hest dish, First prise, 5a., H. Williams,
Seq. ; Second ditto, es. J. A. Deveni., Fag.
Apple., best dish, Pin li
Pint prise. W. Mandell,
Nog.; Second ditto, 4..,C. B. Stoning, Eq.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

EVERSkiOT.

The annual meeting of the Everebot Friendly
Society was held on Tuesday, June 4th, at the Acorn
lou. The members attended Divine Service in the
morning. Prayers were read by the Rev. E. Collins.
and a sermon preuched by the Key. W. Dunford
from the 36th and 37th verses of the Bth chapter of.
St. Mark. The weather was nit so tine as could
have been wished, but there was, notwithstanding.
• largeattenclance of members and visitors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. JUNE. 10.
[We are sorry to state that, owing to Some
delay on the part of the Telegraph Com-
pany, our usual report of the Metropolitan
MUM Market haa tailed to reach us at the
time of going to proem]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

sauce, but the majority of the Hoard was against
biol. Mr. Barstow. however, seemed to he of the
same opinion as himself, as lie had not only ail
jaded theiu to pay Is. damages, but also ordered
that they logy their own costa, 'mediating
to £l4B Ss. sL,awl yet at tihl appeared that they
had not learned their hewn rd. —Mr. TAPP said
they would take Mr. Barstow s judgment in Mr.
Staatou's case, and give him Is. damages als...—Mr.
M•Nrlsua soul be did not want to go on in this pig-
headed way, driving the town to this enormous
expense. They might rest assured, that if they did
not meet Mr. Stanton in a fair and boniaarable
manlier, they would again incur an additional
expense. What be wanted, and he believed
this would give the greatest satisfaction
1.. the town, was to come to an amicable
arrangement. He therefore moved as an amend•
meat that a committee be appointed to consider
the amount to be tandered to Mr. Stanton. —Mr.
ANDP6WIS, in a speech of considerable length,
seconded the amendment, and after some further
discussion, the resolution was carried by a majority
of 7 to 1. .

Some other matters were than oonsiderod, and
the wetting ternunated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

PURGE OUT THE HUMOURS

which breed and geuerate ili.tetaper, stimulate 'doggish
or tisordered organs into their naturd actions, anti
impart health, strength, and cheerfulno-s to the sick,
weak, and nerv..• not only do they rare the drily
complaints of everybody, hut also those formidslile and
dangerous diseases that: have baffled the nitnit skilful of
the tnedieal profersion.
Price ls. IW. ; or by post ls. 4.1.
„ 2s. 9,1. la. 11.
„ 4,64. „ 5u.24.
„lit. Od. 6d.
DR. BUCHAN'S

ITtgetable Skin 0 intmEnt.
This is the only Ointment yet discovered that cures
w.th ease the most inveterate sores, no insider of bow
loug standing. Its effects are indeed wonderful, giving
as it does inataut relief to the sufferer. The twiny
thousands who have used it declare it to be THIC 11614 T
OINTIIVIT 114 THE WORLD. The proprietors are daily
receiving nunwrous testimr.nisls from persons of the
highest respectability and standing. testifying to the
rspidity with whi..ll cures ale I .erfurmed from its use.
Many had suffered for years —had tried numerous
would-Is•reinedies,— and despaired of ever finding relief,
when after tilting this celebrated Ointment for a few
weeks have been at once restored to their long-lost
health. It is a most INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no family or
person should be without a certain quantity.
The advantage possessed by this Ointment over any
others is, tlat it will not close up the surface of a
wound leaving it full of wetter ; but it will tint bring
all to the surface, and anelly heal without breakiug
ont again The Pills should aid the Ointment in the
following cases, namely :
Bunions Swelled Glands
Bolls Chilblains Lumbago
Bruises Front Bites Rheumatism
' Ezooriatious Scalds Scalds
Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow
Face Bites Sore Nipples
Ulcers Sting" Sore theists
Iting•worms Flora ols Sore Heads
Sore Beads, Eyes, King's Evil Rsidi.
and Lips lief Legs Tumours
Baldness Bad Breasts Old and deep.
(lignite.' }lands (krucentrated scale! Ulcers.
Voided and tills-
_end Stiff Joists Wounds

..te"..;e—d 17e-et-- Pi-siu-Iss----- - ---
Worm•
Comm Gout Itch, &a
Price, ls. lid. per Pot; or, by Post, ls. 8.1.
„ 2.1. 9d. _ „
..,_. „ 4s.
- . -...,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

MARKETS.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARX-LANE, MONDAY, JUNE 10.

(nom GIL'S, BON, AND BANZIIeII RIP 0112.)

Weather showery and warm. There was • short
',apply of English wheat, which sold very slowly
at one to two shillings decline. In foreign no
bunion was doing, and trade almost at • stand-
still. Barley and other articles looking down.

Wind, 8.8. W. —Rain.
ARRIVAL :

Wheat (British) 2,029
336
Malt „ 11,574
). tdi so MOB

Barley (Foreign) 5,141
Oats „ 104,335
Flour 2,493 sacks, azul
27,936 barrels.

Four
Oats (Irish)
Malt „
l', lleat (Foreign) 28,001

Barley (Boutch) 20
Oafs „ 1,141
Malt „ 100
I Wheat „

[PROM OUR OWN RIPORTKR.I

The eappliee el all pain is been in the extreme,
and Um weather makes trade very languid: the
head-to-month system mune mostly to prevail.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

MINIKARIL

The Dag‘Saaa of Passlay stye —" The non-German
Powers are engaged Wises( about a peaceful mettle-
meet a the dispute beitivitea Denmark and Germany.
Danmark has always followed their advice. wiuls
Holstein has invariably rejected all the proposals of
inish Government. Sweden has, however. proposed
La arrangeomst which the German Poems me willing
to acimpt with some inedillostions."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

A WARNING VOICE TO YOUNG MEN.

A. PHYSICIAN, who has devoted fifteen
years to the treatiuent of Nervous Debility,
Exhaustion, Dimness of Sight, Diffidence, General
iticepaaity, Loss of Nervous Power, kc., wi'l send,
post free, on receipt of a stamped evnelope, cc of a
New MEDICAL WORK, containing necessary inatruc-
tions by which sufferers may obtain a cure. Addresa,
.1, Wiltqn House, Barton crenoest, Loudou,
W,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

BOROUGH PETTY BESSIONB.

• .
TOWNII ALL. Tuesday. Joule 4.—(liefors Mu Mayor, allowed to place memorial windows in the sacred 1
J. Ayling. and It. Cottrell, &gm) edifice, The applications were limited, and leave
A tiS Al 2 I.T. Rotor( Marini, assistant tolls Channel was 'yen for each party to put inscriptionann the '
lolanda Steam Packet Company, wu charged by W.
eosins, one of the proprietors of the Weyinonth and window sills, subject to the approhatnei of the
vicar. Mr. Ravi.% stated that the £l.OOO which w
Poitl..ed steamers, With assault. Mr. Hill appeared
for the pla;ntiff. and Mr. Howard for the det.o4„et._ previous vestry had resolved to borrow at A per
Mr. Hill observer! that INfora going into the matter be root. could out be obtained at • Lower rate of
had !, proposition te leeks whiall be tbeenlit would interest then 6 per cent., and it was remind to

borrow the stim at the latter rate of interest. Some
oil or business of minor importance' havivg beam
transacted the vestry broke up.
Tux KIS= LY .-A corritupsolisal writes :--
" It may interest waxy ot your readers to karat that
Mr. Kent sod his family have left their regatta:lice
at %V eston.ruper•Mare, and that Elizabeth Gough
Ima to-entered Mr. Kent's service."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SUITHFIELD.—Meadow bay, 1.1 Oa. to lb Oa. ;
clover, £3 100. to £6 Oa.; atraw, £1 10.. to
per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Since our last report several paresis of English Woo
have found buyers for export to France and Belgium.
For horse mos, however, the transactions have been on
a very mo lents reale, at late rates. The supply of
Wool on offer has somewhat increased, and there are
sellers at our quotations
Morn Top
Emus
Hali-bred Hop ......
Hslf.hrod Withers
Kent nosey.
L.oicto.ter newts, mixed

I ad lad.

174.

• •
lid. lid.
... lid. lid.
....lid. lid.
....lid. lid.

Fo;niiiint Skins •
Flan net Wool
Blanket Wool

All communications in relation to whatever de•
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Uasetle, at the Office, Church
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

WRECKS OF HUMANITY.

WIT immix TREY SINK
The excitement of the ' the chase has always been
supposed to Imre a healthful tendeney ; bet there is
a kind of chase which breaks dowo rim a-institution,
debilitates the frame, apg shamans life. We mean
the headlong. unintermittlng hunt after " the almighty
dollar." which is the great business oliaritsMoi"
of the present day. It begets other evils (unnecessary
to name) which precipitate the fate of thousands.
There is however, a possibility of recovery from the
prostration produced by these muses, loog after their
victim has ceased to hope for it. If we are rightlY in;
formed, the most astoulahing ears* of what is call"
general weakness and debauty. which have ever beets
known in this country, have bees effected through the
agency of the Professor Hallo ware Pine, mere akeletoos
of men, out of whom the very principle of viialitY
seemed to have been drained, have been teetered to
health end vigour by the opening'', of ef,,, pine
of the Ointment in mem of paralysis, dieuniation,
we hear an initially favourable account. If num will
break down their energies !ty over exertion • if in the.
anasety to "go will override the moat
presious of God'. heem—es to well they
shoeld knew how to the mischief, whirl they
The
c"44',iwe at ut of in mihublammithitsy,ll4wltoo without the
ir
Piradmire
any Mittie":l7"*.
disease, appear to be @bikini' from mese estisoolio'_,
would Ind without doubt baseediete relief hull rir
lessor Holloway's reinedies.—rowo Sentinel.

"lisotutton" is ;wimps the nook popular ishoessit•
which eso• • Limetilow's 'WU is.. 410011111•41111 te
universal sonopetive aspiration! To din
improve
__pcAtion' —le oyes-mese isepsdinsests.-0
Excel.. The idea elevates the standard of aseraustile
integrity. Why Amid not every ankle hi. whit it
stens to b. 170ne of oar total. neeessarise, TEA.(S'
rowed by Parbettenbuty llbsidesse) is, 'with $ slew i°
proit, new* wowed by Ms Chitties with fading
mineral Colons ; this deesioss the emeneew by 01,i1
a &Sinews saw to btosts wintry *weft
foreign Widen to en rid ad earairwile reastrabie two"
In order to "sraor both is eeiditt tag wholltwo"..
Headmen at Cs. IN IA wirmssli la impost a thfir
Ti. wholly pen -Gam • dirk gave. fiii ih• 111.4 k
te.604 Vomit, deft. 0400 Gramilsawribasia.
*,,rwasess s Aosta, as advertised
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH FRIDAY, Jose 7.—Very unfavourable re-
ports continue to reach us from the Plantations, and
the duty is estimated at only 1.115,000. Holders of all
kinds of hops are very firm in their demand., and there
are no salient except at an advance a 10.. to, in 1,01110
instances, 90.. per cwt.—Hid and Kest Kent, £4 to £lO
10s. ; Weald of Kents, £3 to £9; Sussex, ES toL6 15a. ;
Yearlings, £6 Os. to £lO Os. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

TOFICZY AND THZ EAST.

The 'immune. arriving as to the decision at the Teter
-
national Confer, los ma the Syrian question are very
contradictory. A mailing to on• despatch Hot deter-
mination warn to establish in Me Lebanon ono Gomm-
monk the chief of which should be of elm majority of
lii. inbebitante, mad should be dbreetly decencies& upon
Dm Porte itself, and not on the Turkish Psalm at
aryroat. Another amoust Mateo Ibis the Anemias
compromise had been aseepted, imml that the ltaroailee
mato Si governed by • Christian and tho Drams by •
Uneselman, both to be usher the Turkish Pasha.
insergesce In the Herzegovina, amserding to
amounte from Rama. have repelled the advisees made
to them by the I.rkish Government, sad in over-
whelming numbers have &Masked the troop• Roder UN
clammand et Dervish Paths.
Th. Prestiferl Journal Mass that tbe Preach Cabinet
lift infloseed the Poste that, wlichaCes may be the
result of the 'vestalsl military operations of Omer
Peels, trines wit set tolerant la any ace sash • modi.
Sasebo of tb• polished poidticm at Mootenegro as may
effect the independence ci that country. The mom
authority stabs* that Ressis bm either made, cm will
make, a Amite: deeleraticsa.
A *ow Illivastry has been formed Is Wallachia. The
Cabbie* now superseded had enjoyed Mies, we think,
shoat wen days.

.. BT. DOMINGO.

hooordisig to the bust wow% from St. Domingo the
I.llllOlmM are slt mo ennehommly In tamer of sawn.
agar to Nein es dinned by the apenishaemoornah, and
in *vend places the people hum lima the DOW
&Aro sneak and more thin one eon lass taken
pian• with die troops. General C•brel, who commanded
the I/Maintain army. bet would not take any pmt in
this nnnes•tionist movement, and who had ret,
Hayti, has appeared on the hastier. sad hes honed •
mingretiosiodamodhring to mid the Doededasse to ?nova
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP

POWDER.

One Pound is equal to nearly Two Pounds of any other.

IT is the very best Starch for Gentlemen's
Collars and Cravats, and the most economical for
Washing Establishments, Manufacturers, Bleachers,
Hut-Preseere and Finishers ; and as the Iron cannot
posaibly stick, every description of Embroidery. Lace.
and Muslin' can be ironed without frar of tearing. Cud
excinsively by Ifer Majesty's Lace Dresser, by the Laun-
dress for Buckingham Palace, and by thousands of
Fstnibes throughout the Kingdom. Sole Wholesale
Agent for the Manufacturers :—MARrilt TWILVITRXES,
Bromley-4410w, London, E. More Agents wanted.

HARPER TWELVETREES' PATENT
soAP POWDER, is now used with the greatest
"atonic...km sr all the principal English, Continental,
C ,lunial awl Provincial Puldle Institutions, Infirmaries,
Asyhuns, Prisons, Union Homes, Hotels, and Educe-
bowl Establishment*, and has attained • celebrity alto.
gather unparrallekd throughout the Globe. The saving
of Time, Trouble, Labour, Honey, Firing and Soap to
hondrvis of thousand* of weekly consumers of Harper
Teelvetreea' Soap Powder, is the best poesible proof of
Its superiority over the nnitieroui and disgraceful imita-
tions, which .re attempted to be palmed off upon the
Public. Sold by Oilmen, Grocerr, and Druggists every-
where.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

THE VOLUNTEERS.

TFIN PRINCN Or WALLA AND THI UNITEISITT Or
CAitsams Vot.urrizte.—His Royal Highness has
graciously offered a silver challenge cup to be shot for
by the effective 'numbers of the corps at the end of the
October term. The arrangements under which it is to
be held are not yet made.
THE VoLUNTIEII FIELD-DAT AT WIMBLEDON.—
IS is on.lerassost that the Volunteer field day at
Wimbledon will take place on the 13th July, and that
the moveinenta will commence immediately after the
distribution of the prises for shooting. As there is
reason to believe that some of the corps formed beyond
the metropolitan district desire to take part in the
field day, it has been decided that such atmlications
shall be taken into consideration, provided these are
received before the litis of July, attar which late no
permission will be given. In order to avoid an undue
pressure upon the offices of Lieutenancy by a strict
adherence to the ordinary form of application, we have
authority to state that, AA on the former occasion of the
review in Hyde-park, applications from corps to attend
the field day at Wimbledon may be made direct to the
War-odic*.

•
Naw fiseVICE Yon VOLLINTEIMIL—Mr. John Walsh
bolding a small farm in the parish of Southininster, had
hitherto been able to cultivate it by the industry of
his own arm. and the steadily applied energies of his
family ; but this year. affliction overtaking him, he was
unable to go forth to his wonted toil. In consequence
of the pressing necessities of • large family of young
children he had to provide for and the paucity of the
proceeds from the last year's harvest, he could not go
into the labour market and hire for the necessary work
of the season. A suggestion was made that a party of
Volunteers should hoe a field of corn of 12 acres, which
had been overrun with weeds, and on Thursday and
Friday they assembled, fifty in number. and by working
two hours each evening, after the ordinary period of
labour, they reduced the weeds and saved the plant of
corn.—Esser Telegraph.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

NEWOATIL AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

YRIDAT, Jima 7.—Very moderate supplies of meat
ere on sale at these markets. Beef has sold freely, at an
advance of 2d per elha., and the value of mutton, prime
lambs, and veal is well supported.
a. d. d.
Interior beef .. 3 2i‘.3 6 Inferior molten S 8 4 0
Middling data .. 11 4 2 NiMilima ditto 4 2 4 6
Pi 'flaii large ditto 4 4 4 6 Prima ditto 4 6 5 0
Prime email ditto 4 8 4 10 Weal
Large pork .... 4 0 4 4 Stash pork

BIRTHS.

June 5, at Wset High Street, Dorchester, the wife
of Mr. John Good, surgeon, of a daughter.
June 8. at Bridport, the wife of W. H. Manley,
Req., of • son.
Jaw 1, at Bridport, the wife of John H. Needell,
Req.. of • son
June 6, at Dorf* Castle, the wit* of Robert Willson
Wright, Esq., of • ion
June 7, at Bard Road, Bridport, the wife of Mr. J.
Lamb, of a daughter.

KARR' AGES.
June 6. by liosnoe, by the Etas% William Cadman.
rector of Holy Trinity, tit. Marylebons, Mr Fussard,
Auctioneer Weymouth, youngest son cf the late Capt.
Fusaard of Freemantle Park, Southampton, to Ann
White, daughter of the late Major Motyer, R.H.O of
Regent's Park, London:
May 31, at St. George's, Fordington, by the Rae F.
Motile, Frederick Vatcher, porter of the Dorset County
Hospital, to Zinnia Norris, step-daughter of Mr J.
&wombs, Fording/tem

May 30, at Butterieigh, by the Rev T. G. Beaumont,
Richard George Collins, Esq., of CuHampton, late
&taiga of the 3rd West India Regiment. to Amelia,
widow of CAMINO Jamas Fox, Esq., of East Butter-
'tee 4.as Bedgehill, by the Rev C. H. Grove, Thomas
Moore, third son of James Bracher, Esq., of Berry-
brook, to Elisabeth, youngest daughter of the late Mr
Caleb Me, of Cucklington, tioinemet
June 4, at Idark's Church, Regent's-park, by the
Rev W. B. Galloway, Thomas, fourth son of Mr Eland
Hossein Birch, of Dublin, to Mary, youngest daughter
• of the late Mr Henry Pricker, of Yelkeliam,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

gortign anb Colonial futtllistnct

ITALY.
THE LATIL COUNT CAVOUIL.

M the re-opening of the Chamber of Deputies on
Theredey the President announced lb* death of Count
Caroni, andd expression of profound grief on the part
et the assembly. He pointed out the great lose that
Italy had irestalned, end described the ignal services
rendered by Count Caroni. fii,mor Rates" then said,
"The Chamber should participate in the When
national mourning by al:upending sittings for three
days. We are deeply &Misted by the inidortune which
has de-irived es of the wisdom of so illustrious a ststee-
-1111111. MUM not, however, &BOW 01111114Ve1 to be
discouraged, nor quit the path which we have hitherto
followed. He whom we mourn expressed in his last
momenta unshaken faith in the future of Italy.
@bowleg himself convinced that the iirinciple of unity
and independence womad fully triumph.. We firmly
held this faith. Agreeing among ourselves, let us
sincerely rally around the throne of • valiant anal
kira Prhbee, and we shall then be able to attain the
sad to which, thanks to our tenacity, we are happily
so weer. The tnbune of the fliamber of De_puties
nit be draped with bleak for twenty days. The &sate
has taken the mum resolution. Signor Minghetti,
Mieieter of the Interior, then announced that the
'ministry felt it eimeemary to remain provisionally in
*Moe.
The Delis of !Ailey announces that the King has
mantreosed Baron Akron to his palace.
Count Camper did be the arms of Sir James Hudson.
• .

;len— p.fantiyrtranquil, sad
fa dyiew he impressed his profound faith in the
destiohe of Italy. The Bourse sad all the shops were
elerod. The munieipality Is a issued & proclausatios,
urging epos the people the necessity for erminess said
constancy.
Ti.. Collllllltiell appolated by the Oimusiber to examine
the hill on the natiosal arsiowsest protossd he
Owilosidl has armed to the organisation of 220
Watelioas of National Guards, to be composed of men
helrween thirty-1,, and forty years of age.
Ms fete hes bees celebrated with great
talirr. Vistor Ernmeamirt isseed an ceder of the
the "040 oe the pressintation of the new
benne, of thei ',Zook of Italy, which he reminded
his Wake' gradual motivation of his bstiter's
deeliositidll "hi that the destiales ol Italy even Ibis
we., Kthr, dealers* lite Kies o( Italy, they
are ripe Whet
The Obillbeliar tif Thria somehow* that the Italian
OeverOuntiht ha plaited the Army IPS a peace fOOUSS
treat ilsotetei be eciebosey, there Wag, at least for this
Jest, an protibbllttr Of war.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKET&

Txuirrow, Fletarday —Wheat (old) 7s. 6d. to 7s. 94.;
(n.wl, Os. Oil, to Oa. Oil.; beil.y, 4s. Od. to 4s. 64. 14(
bu.bal ; atta, 34. 01. to Ss. 34.; beans, 4s. to 4.. 64.
N r bushel—The market to-day was a very small ono,
and business was exceedingly dull.
ASDOTEII, Friday.—Wheat, 64. Od. to 675. Od. per
qr. ; barley, 28s. to 32e. per qr. ; Gala, 18.. to ;
Po", in ; rye, —l. to —a.; term --a. to —s.
per bushel.--Breed, led. per Blbe.—Flour, 46.. to 46..
per sack. We had a middling attend‘nos to-day, and
not a vary good supply. Business very dull, at prices
a little lower—As usull, there was a very abort
Doer!, of all kinds of cattle, whieb sold readily.
Wither mutton, sa. 44. ; see ditto, 81. per stone.

arnwirmi, Friday.— Ohl Wiwi, £l5 Om to E I
lb. ; New, t:l2 Otto U 6 per load ; Melting Barley, 3.g.
to 44.; Grinding ditto. Me to 36e ; Oats, 26e to 3os
Beans. K. to 1164 ; MA, 68* to 72* per qr. ; Flour, Vs
au 46s Od per seek.—T'be supply of wisest at this day's
roatiree was moderate, sod buyers were °sly da
to operant at • decline of ls per qr. Ws. barleyi,=
mod psea sold at late qrsotatosna. No &asap in the value
vf lour.
WAIMIIIBIIII, Saturday, Jena B.—Wlsest, SU to
63. (last week, 344 to 63s)—Barley, 30s to 41s Od
(lad week, 301 to ills od)—Osta, Ms to 331 (last
week, We to 39f 01)—Seans, 43s to Os (last week
ills to ghs)-81b. Loaf, 14d.—There was a 'moderate
"WY at wheat. At tho Com our retern left hardly
any saisis bad been seeded, hat holders wore Arm In
n'',._oll.44ut last week's pylons In barley nothing clouts.
""....4 hear without varitAten.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

HEALTH,

PORTLAND.

NARROW CARR. —AR Ohl lady named Comben
had a narrow escape on Saturday week. She was
standing ouder an old arch at Fortune's Well, a. out
two adisotes before it was kni.oked down by strolley
which ran against it.
CH•HRZL FLRET. —The fleet whisk fur the last
few weeks has been stationed at Spitisad, had
orders to sail on Tuesday fot Gibraltar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

Lyme, Dorset, 7th Ray, 1880.
Mews. Brow!! sod Bouv,. -

have muc'h pleasure in certifying that
the "Anewophoherons," bath you have made for my Imo
ohimuies have effectually cured thein of smoking. and
"event friends to whom I have recommended them
nave invariably found them a perfect cure.

FRED. kIINFON

_020,000 FOR ONE POUND.—Distribut.ioa
dilbo of Capital of TWELVE MILLIONS POUND.;
STERLING of the AUSTRIAN LOAN of Mee vie!
1858, authorized and guaranteed by Governmrt. to
Prolectus will be sent (roil free) on _
E. FULD and Co., Bonaire, Frankfort-ma-
or, to save Foreign Pi:~ addressed FTJLD aedCo.,
32, V illigni-street. &rand, London. W•4l,
wediately transmitted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

LONG LIFE

Are within the reach of all. Every owe may be his cowl
Physician, by the 05. 01
DR. BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE
DOMESTIC MEDICINES, prepared from the
Prescriptions of the late Dr. Buchan, Fellow of the
Royal College of Physiciene, ite., ate. They are entirely
vegetable, perfectly innocent, and cures are doily made
which surpass belief. Their efficacy has been proved is
thouiand, of cases, attested before, and signed by the pre
siding Alderman at Guildhall, within the jurisdiction cd
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR of LONDON,

and also 'before the Magistrates sitting in, and for the
Comities of Middlesex, %trey, kc.. ke., at the following
Courts, via., Marlborough St, eat, Westminster, Worship
Street, Pow Street, Ike. They us used by the niosi
eelebrrted Menical Men in their private and ite,pitie
practice ; also by Clinyysnen and others, who hare VOIUU
gi‘en their nausea, to certify tie the Public as ir
the reliability of these remedies

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

frtlant.

A Neat FOMmitat.—Obarks H*inp and Deveroax,
an attorney, have been eirsomithA Its trial by the
Dublin magistrates for obtaining sooty by berfeei an
empty con and certifying that it contained the body
of Hrs. Riggings. by which her husband obtained • sum
of ODD. The principal wittier was Ann O'Laughlin,
who stated that at one occasion when she maid
Higgins oho found bins and ids wife starving. Higginp
said to her, If you aide. I shall get mosey and means
to sopport life and to prevent my pear wife perishing
from utter want and •tarvetion." O'Canglihn weakly
complied, and promised to bring 14014 slay to weight
the .alts, as a corps would have done. The rest of the
story may be told in the witnerms's own words —"I:
went to the bones appointed in Blebeplitrest, bringing
with we an sprosiful of clay, scraped off the rood. I
met there Devvreas and his sister-do-law; I pcs her
the armsful of clay I then went home, but I
returned at a later hour. I titan saw Wes Witold,
who recided in the hoses. fait invited me to take •
cup of tea. I complied, and set at 'the wake' until
two or three o'clock in the morning. Is the morning
Decorous mune and said there was neither horse,
livires, or carriages to be got on that day ; but never-
theless the funeral did t•lte place on,list day.ll:
sad Dower:tux occupied one of the funeral
lire. Higgins (tee supposed deceased) Temained at
kladdiugton-road during the funeral. Mrs meld net
stir Irons tho boned, being prostrated oy banger. I saw
lit, and Mrs. Higgins with Disesteem &weber In
cowpony after the mock lunerak"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
141 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
I: • the Pub:lo that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICEB, for CASH,
viz.:—

At the SystiA•Weaterot
Best Walls End Coale Is. 44. per cwt.
Small Ditto. for Smiths
Newcastle Steam Coal . . Is. Id. "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

CREWKERNE.

C•nrioN TO rut Poetic. For mete few
few days past, a man and • women have bees prow-
ling about our neighbourhood, hawking and sidling
a spurious whita peep, at 7d. the bar, weighing.
nearly 24 lba, at the mme time saying that they
are connected with a large soap manufactory at
Exeter, and having a very large stock on hand, they
wore determined to give to the public the benefit
of the lame, requesting their purchasers not to use
it for several days, as it was quite new, assuring
them that the looser they kept it, the better it would
get. Wo hear of one person that purchased some
of this soap. baying pet it out fie the sun to
harden it, and to their great surprise it began to
wants away. These impostors are believed t. clear
from 71. to 10s. per day with this spurious soap.
Their manufactory is at their lodgings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

Namp sb ire.

Soursamrron.—Orainf Floricultural Pie.—The
fete will take plate in the tiros week of July, for
the benefit of the Royal South Hants infirmary-
The exhibition, Oil on unprecedented Kale, is to be
held in dessoteters Park ; and the ouage of the
Mayor, magistrates. and tbe principal not*Uty and
gantry of South Haute has been already promised.
The show of flowers, Hint and plants will be ex-
ceedingly extensive ; the Rifle and ether binds are
to perform during the day; and we are assured
that the managing committee will provide very
possible attraction to secure on the occeakm the
patronage of the pahho.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

NILItE-LANB CORN EXCHANGE.

FIIDAT, Judd 7.—Very hmited supplies of fresh
BgHahwheat were received fresh up to this morning's
market. TIN trade, however, for both red and white
qualities was in a most Inactive iNI4, at quite the
late deeline of 2s per quarter. The show of foreign
wheat was large. All descriptions were purchased
mutioesly, and, in several instances, ls per quarter lees
money was accepted. The demand for floating (*MOM
be much restricted, at barely late rates. Barley
mist a dull inquiry, as rather easier terms. The
malt trade, however was tolerably Inn, but the
inquury was far from active. For oats, there was a fair
demand, and prices were steadily maintained. Beans
moved off heavily, at the late reductions in the value
oil. to le per quarter. Fees were in slow reqeest, at
previous rates. AU kindest dour were • dull sal*, and,
In some instances, American barrels were only saleable
at further reduced rates.

CII RRRRR PILICIII Or 211121511 GRAIN AND FLOUR.
110111Ings per qr
WV AAT—lfwex, Bent. and Suffolk. whit* lie 66
„ Ditto, fine 'elected rasa .. 67 80
.. Ditto, red . 37 64
..
„ Ditto, old . 68 86
..
Ditto, whit.. . 67 70
..
~ Ditto, Talavera 67 71
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Torkshire44 643
BAILEY Molting U 45
..
PS Orlodhvg and distilling 26 31
.
Chevalier
326i.k—lrasez, Norfolk, and Suffolk .. 44 71
SP Kingston, Wary, sod Town-made 76 76
Brown 67 61
06214 -Sues and Suffolk .. TO 24
..
SP Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato U 20
„ Ditto, feed . 23 36
..
. Irish potato . .. .. 22 26
20 Si
.. ..
bkANff--Ilagasso, old. .. ..
„ Ditto, now.. .
i. Tick, old .. ...
„ Ditto, new .. ..
„ Harrow and Pigeon, old ..
..
~ Ditto, new..
PL&S ..Non-liloilers.. .
„ Whlts, Eases. sod Rout, 401/1171 28 40
„ Ditto, floe Suffolk .. .. 42 14
40 46
.. ..
. .. 3611
PLOY/ B-- marks, delivered (V seek) 62 66
lik7
Seconds ditto sod Country .. 60 46

N 43

41 45

FORM)! GRAIN.

VIIIIIAT—Dantrie and Konigsberg • 02 to 71
~ Dit.W ditto, extra • • - 72 73
Ana- k, Stettin, and Woleast - 67 71
.. Me we and Pornmeranian - - 66 116
~ Dania and Silesian - - -43 65
w Italian, w Merianople • • • MI 63
Oars - - • • - - GI 62
. •neetican and Canadian - - 59 tell
8 5 lILEY Malting
, Grinding and distilling - • - 26 El
°AlM—Poland and Drew - - • - 24 ID
Feed
llEANS—Snail
- - - 36 38
DELl—Witle6gollers 36 40
Yellow ditto - -
Non-bollere
FLOUR--Fremets RMnleb (per rek) • -44 60
Canadian and Anserkan Sour • 34 so
13.... t - $o ss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS

SUFFERERS.

DR. SMITH has just puhliahed a FREE
EDITION of 20,000 cows of VIE WARNING
VOICE TO YOUNG MEN. A :tde heal Woik on the
('are of Nervous Debility. Lon. of Memory, Dinme,,,, of
Lsasitude, Indigestion, Didike to Society, tiper-
nnittorrlicea, Local Weaknen, Muscular Relaxation,
Langoor, Listleannem, Deprindint, "sc., which,
if neglected, result in Consumption. Insanity,
and Premature Death ; with plain directions fur
iwrfect restoration to health nod vigour. Copies
will be Fend pont-free to any address, on receipt
of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps.
Also, by the name Author,
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
a Treatise describing their 8,111001112, Causes, and
Treatment, illustrated with Cases, free by post on re.
ceipt of striven stamps, coutaius a tonna of information
indispeusable to those for whom it is written
Address, Dr. lIENUT SMITH, 8, Burtotircrenoint, Tavis•
tack-square, London, W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

WAREHA.M.

Bums Coarn.—On Monday, June 3rd, our
volunteers assembled at the Cross, accompanied by
the drum and life band, from whence they marched
to Corfo (sidle, a here they were joined by the
members of the Pm bock division. The whole
eumpauy, under the (summand of Lieutenant Licitly,
marehett to a field on the right uf (Jude Castle,
where they Wan through many movements of light
infentry drill. They nred several volle)s, and also
several rounds of file firing. it was reauuled as a
curious circumstance, that the field beet suitable fur
this drill, was the identical one where Crinuwell's
soldiers erected their battery for the purpose of
baseiging the castle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

EMIGRATION AND FREIGHT ROUTE
ria
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
TO ALL PARTS OF CANADA AND THE

UNITED eiTATE3.

TIRE CANADIAN —MAIL STEAMERS
1 LEAVE LIVERPOOL STINT THURSDAY TOR
QUILBRC in Summer, and for PORTLAND it,Winter, land-
ing Parenken and Freight on Or of the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, whereby they proceed at
once to all parts of Canada and tie Western late,.
Find Class Sailing Ships to Quebec and other porta of
the Grand Trunk Railway occasionally during the
Season.
For through Passage and every information apply to
SABLE and SEARLE, 19, Water Street, Liverpool, or
at the OffICKS of LIM °RAPID TRUNK 4:marmot% 21. Old
Bro.d Strevt,Loodon, E.C. The Ooverntuent Pamphlet,
yaP. 9.c., aro issued, yrrwis, on app ration personally
or by loiter.
JOHN it. ORANT, Searetart.
91, Old aroold Street, !Andes, Z.C.

witeWoodier ilaniparia should provide ibeerreivre
nrough 'Loreto of rho Grime Truk Isitt J• 7
ton piikarkills ibardtPßlN mak mil la • • ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11

BROWN AND POLSON'S

PATENT CORN FLOUR.

The Lancet Shia:
"THIS 111 SUPIIIOII TO •lITTNIXO OF TIM MD

&sows."

-MOT only are inferior articles recommended
-LI by announcements the most inssoropnlowt. that
borrow f rout the reputation which &tombola's' Patent
Con Flour, but some aro proved to be sishwrated with
potato starch and barley doer. —See paper "On Food,"
read before the Society of Arta, and reported in this
/Society's Journal, Feb. 1, 1861.
Four Ye ,rs after our Corn Flour was introdued we
adopted the Trade Nark upon Naval as • security
against Imitations, when no other article was km",
prwpred from Indian Corn haring any son a Trade
Mark.
BROWN AND FOLBON,

Manufseturen and Purveyors to Hit Meese"in

PAISLEY, MLO ANCHESTER. DUIMAN, Alm _
NDON.

-- LOND