The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26 00:00:00

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VOLVATETRA* EXEMPTION rang TOLLA. -- Mr.
Bristow has introduced in the 'louse of Commons a Bill
to runiove donbt* as to the extent of the exemption of
Volunteers from tolls. Volunteer officers and soldierii,
being in uniform, are declared exempt front all turn.
pike-road or bridge tolls, or pier or wharf landing dues,
and the exemption from turnpike-road or bridge tolls is
to extend to any horse, carriage, waggon, car or curt
conveying a volunteer wearing uniform, or conveying
any baggage belonging to • Volunteer. The language
of the Bill seems to require consideration, for it is not
confined to volunteers who are about their duty, nor to
carriages conveying them or their baggage only.

SALE AT ASTLICT.ti AMPHITIIIATRE. —On Thursday,in
consequence of Mr. Batty retiring from the management
and profession, the whole of his performing stud of
horses and other trained animals, together with the
carriages, &c., were dispoied of by public auction. The
sale took place in the theatre, and, although there was
a very numerous attendance, the bidding* were confined
to • comparatively small number, no doubt from the
fact that most of the animals are too conspicuous for
private use. The horses fetched various prices, none
of them remarkably high. An announcement by the
auctioneer that Mr. Batty has granted Mr. Cooke the
use of the theatre for a night at Easter, for the purpose
of a benefit, in consequence of his recent loss by fire,
was heartily welcomed.
An Goon AS Guilt—We have much pleasure in
calling the attention of our fair readers to the desira-
bleness and economy of using the Glenfield Patent
Starch which is exausively in the laundry of Her
Majesty the Queen, whose laundress affirms that it is
by far the finest starch she ever used, and from the
important position she holds ,together with her itrest
and lengthened experience, we are sure an opinion
emanating from such a souroi will be considered an
important one, and well worthy the notice of all who
are interested in the getting up of fine laces, linens,
and other similar articles, more especially if they wish
to attain that high style of excellence which is attained
in the Royal Laundry. The Glenfield starch imparts to
the clothes that purity, glassy, and beautiful finish
which are peculiar to new linens, &c., and we have
therefore much pleasure in conlially recommending it
to all. We are certain if one fair trial be given it in
accordance with the directions which are on each
packet, the example of Her Majesty's laundress will be
uniren.ally followed, and from every laundry in the
land will be heard the already familiar delaration "The
Glenfield starch is exclusively used in our Laundry and
in future we will we 110 other."
AS. (7l Int or a V 101.113.1. Col'oll rr DX. 14000(1114
Illuonic W•lll9.ll.—From )Ir. Squire, Il..karikr, Louth.
Gvistknoo, kicars...l Louth, haw Mat Infornaal In. of
another cure iii stitch Dr. Loo,clia Pulmonle Wider, have
locen extraordinary offlOsaiott..—bis boy, aged five years, had •
lttt comylo hr alamt three tin, which lad sons dor*
6111..4 to a Acictoto—he het dr.aulful atm of coughing for about
an hoar every isight, he tried the Walvm, and to his great
aatosohhavent ant gratification , one Innen lase nearly cured
him. Its iv now taking • almond boa, which loc low no doubt
will complete the work." Dr. Locock's rulmonie Wafer. glee
looters( relief, and a rapid cure of asthma, eougha, and all db.-
,rden. c.f the breath and lunge. To aingen and public ..maker,
thvy are invaluable for clearing and sarengthetting the voice.
They hate • Wool pleasant laslo. Price I. . :id., 25.1.11., and
lie. par box. SoW by all Chetniata.
CACTO.C.—EVLI7 box .1 the tarsi:sea medicine bola the word.
lilt. IAIOOCK% WAFERS" In rho* letters on • rrti ynnind
in the Government Wimp, said without which words ALI. AaUf
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