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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

Somersetsutrz.

TAUNTON.

Tug SLW•011 OP TIM l'Omm—The Load Board of I
Health have din:nosed the question of the disposal and
uotilisation of the sewage of the town, in consequanoe
of a latter from Mr. 11.0. Trenchard threatening at
once to file • bill against the id ,ard for the pollution of
the river Torte. all the sewage of Cie town at pnsesit
discharging into it. The meeting ob.) c3ni.d.ral the
proposal of Mr. Sntton,pantantoo of the aystan ulanteil
by the !Actor nowage twuu sozursd, h. —.—
adoration of baring the entire sewage of thi town
loosed to him for 25 years at a nominal rent, Lb it he
would coostruot the neaessary works for doodsrising
and utilising the sewage, and hand them ova to the
board at the eni of that period in good repair. The
&Tibiae% wait referred to a special committee, with in-
structions to confer with Mr. Sutton and the bo tura
solicit, r.
llaxicrotormr Krum A Rkll.--Josoph C:iorloy, •
half-witted man, warn chirged ot the petty Sessions with
maliciously killing a fat rain, value 1.:15, ilia property of
Mr. Isaao Hooper, of Allerfori-far,o. The rani was
seen by the proaecutor so in ono of his fi :11s on Sunday
night, and the next marling be found it deal, having
been stabbed in three paws and its throat cat Irmo
ear to ear. Suspicion fel upon the prisoner, who lived
about 400 yards off, it consequence of Lis having
threatened the prosecabr a short time airin to kill all
big hares, rabbits, and Bib, and do something fo7bun
before long. He was *pinheaded at Biahop'a Ljd:ard,
when spots of fresh blest wore found upon Lit amock.
frock ant trou.sera, ar.diu his pocket we on
which were grease and wool. The prisouer wee coin-
mitted for trial, sayingthat he was as innocent as a
lamb.
CHURCH CILIBRATML—AR cootave of services, to
commemorate the &mutilation of the long work of reno-
vation which has been ming on for 'enrol years in the
interior of St. Mary's church, commenced on Friday.
The beautiful pulpit boos furnished with five statues
of far greater besot; than theirs which originally
occupied the niche,. The figures of Vic 12 apoatlcs in
the celerestory are adairable, and the grand filen of
Bt. Mary Magdalene ii the large niche in the nave
fills the last vacant nine in the Church, and helps to
give a wonderful oomileteness and life to the nave.
The *bailee' is so grotty improved that bat for the
indifferent east window and the glorious reredos, it
could hardly be reoognied. Toe Bishop of the Diocese
preached in the morn-kg to a large congregation, the
subject chosen being "The work of the ahurah to the
world." The eveningsermon was preached by Pro-
fessor Plumtre, of Kisses College, London, Prebendary
of St. ; the nutlet being "Delays and difficulties
In the Church's work.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

`gaot Cnuutq EXIIttSS.

REVIEW OF VIE CORN TRADE. I
The " fiirk Lane Express" of to-night sys :
—Satisfactory pmgreas has been made with tho
remainder of the harvest, northern districts
having received much benefit from late tropical
heat. More reliable accounts of the yield of
wheat may now be expected, but at present
they still widely differ, some lands making fair
delivery, and others promising lem than an
average. If this prove so, we shall want con-
siderably more than the imports of the late
cereal year. The wants therefore of Eng-
land and France seem likely to raise
freights and further enhance value. This his
already limited our American import. It is
evident that the world's population is greatly on
the increase, and but for an increased number of
wheat growing countries we must often have
verged on the confines of famine. Owing to
French wants and temporary German scarcity,
oar wheat haa been again somewhat higher, and
appears to be a settled conviction that the
mod of low prices has entirely passed. The
' rndon market on Friday had an unusual ;atm-
- .noe of country buyers, - of foreir
us confidence seems to ha)

chiefly
▪ taken

entire Europe, rates being weekly
a the United States and Canada
nerel movement

MARK-LANE, THIB DAY.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

PORTLAND.

TREIT TO TIM ST. GEORGICS SURDAS Sawn.
On Tuosday evening the Rtpv. W. T. McCormick,
curate of St. George's, osllbltod a number of in Igio
laatern pictures at tho schoolroom. After the ozhibl.
tins a quantity of nico fruit waa handed round to the
youngstora. who much enjoyed the treat.
WESLITAN DAT SCHOOL ANNIVIIRAART, FORTUNE'S
WELL.—The anniversary of thew schools WY marked
on Sunday last, by sermons from the Rev. G. !Cesare,
and the Rev. W. F. Dzirson, the circuit ministers.
There were good congregations. and the eolleotions at
Fortune's Well Cespel amounted to £2 12.: ld. There
are about 12U children in tl.eso arbools, taught by Mr.
Epaley, and tr.., pupa tocchera, and an assistant mis-
trms in the lot .ok' School. The I.rogresa of the
children is very good; they had a twist alta.factory
examination in May last. Tlio maul collected at Easton
Chapel, for tho mime object, was 1.1 18a.
bonst. Bo.tun meeting was held ris
Holiday sit moon last, present: Mr. R. Lama, chairman,
Mr. J.l'. Scrivon, Mn. F.. Combo, Mr. C. White, Mr.
it. View, Mr. A. &liven, Mr. Tow, Gibbs, Mr. 8.
Pearce, Mn. B. Stone, Mr. 0. llindo, Mr. E. Peluso,
with It. N. Howard, Esij , clerk. The Report of the
Collector et AO that the amount of reooverab!c arreats
last month were I:5:12 Bs. tl. ; £lB3 lis. 91. had been
o Mooted, and deposited with the Treasurer, leaving
1:363 104. 7.1. to collect. The Limo for the rate to be
cone-chit torminatos in October,and Ur. E. Pomo) moved
that the arm.'" must be paid in a fortnight, after
whic'i the default...re will ho summoned. A3reod to.
A number it plans for the drainage and water supply
bed b en rcseived, some of them most elaborate in their
detailq, and beautiful in their execution,. but cicci ion
03 than WU evidently • great matter. No part of the
plans was allowed to be copied, as they aro not yet
, under discussion, and it was rosolvol "That,
considering tho number of the plans, and that the
, aplection of the boat is most important to the islaud,
they then be laid at the largo room of tho Royal 11 Aral
from two o'clock until eight every day to? one
P we k, BO that they may be Inspected by the public, curl
that notice there 4 be given to the public, rid this
meeting ho adjourned for one week."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

Eniitsbire.

TROWBRIDGE.
ATTIIIPTID Sgtrips.—A young woman, named Lydia
Bi+hop, a fsctory workor, attempted to destroy her life
by jutzepino into the river Buis, just above Messrs.
Brown and'Paimer's mills. She was observed (coin the
factory, and aoMI mn went to the spot, and, after
much difficulty, suoveded in palling her out. She
had been deserted by her sweetheart, and this preyed
upon the girl's mind and induced her to commit the
rah act.
NLRILOW EVAN' raoM Flll2.—On Sunday MlTl:dug,
about two u'ulock, a fire broke oat lii the grooery
establishment of Mr. L Hawkins. Re was awoke by
a strong smell of fire, found his shop on fire, and barely
bad time to roturn and rescue his wife and family,
before the communication with the npsteir apartments
was out off. In • short timu the premises were gutted,
the whela being CaMphtay daaCTOga

CRIPPENR kM.
ACCIIMNIAL rVIOVNTIWC. S Uttlo o.4nliee 70.11
age, tlio daughter of Mr. R. W. Fowlor, M.P. for Fal-
mouth, of Elm Grove, Ohippenharm 1161, sooordins to
to the verdict of the coraner'q jury, been poisonod by
tto spplicatbn to her howl and neck of a very strong
propiration of bid:Merida of mercury, by D:. Mitered,
of Molkstuum for ringworm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

Corrusponbence.

THE SALISBURY SYNOD.
To thc Editor.

Sik—Some light may, perhaps, be thrown upon this
subjeet by the following stateatenta. The Late Bishop
of Salisbury, a few years 'ince, published opinions *on-
earning the Lord's Supper so contrary to what many
laymen believed to bo the plain teaching of our
Reformed Church, that they held meetings in the
diocese to protest against snob notions. The Ssateirdo-
telists, who appeoved of the late Bishop'e opinions, se
far from retraotihg any of them, now exhort their
deritel adherents to carry out such opinions to their
hall development, and to defy or evade the law ; as one
quotation out of many may suffice to prove. The Rev.
Orby Shipley, in • recent treatise. says "Forbidden
to light two candles on the altar, I would place them
above the altar. Prevented from mixing the fellatioe
in the sanetuary,l would mix water with the wine in the
vestry. If it would be unlawful to kneel in adoration
daring the prayer of consecration, I would genu
fket. If it be unlawful to g muilect, I would
te. Is it against tho decision of the Judicial
Committee to elevate the paten? I would elevate the
Bost. Is it against its decision to elevate the whole
sup. I would elevate the rim of the chalice above the
tree' ehaoli'men SACS:rain diem.° axe being offended
and driven away from their churches.
Bearing all this in mind, some laymen would
naturally desire to make particular enquiries about
doctrine, when discussing subjects with which doc-
trine is cow so intimately blended, such as "Training
Schools," "Clerical compliance with legal decisions, '
'Parochial Councils," "Sisterhoods." They would,
therefore, be surprised to learn thatlhough invited
to dimes such subject. most froely, yet they must not
touch upon doctrine. Believing, le they do, that thew
pure doctrines which our Reformers revived at the
test of their Ryas, most le of vital and Luting impor-
tance to our Reformed Church; they cannot fool easy
about a rule which forbids any reference to our
Reformers' doctrines at • time when these doctrines
are being uncfcrminci by Anglican Priests who holn
the opinions of Gardiner and of Bonner.
They perceive that the clerical majority can, by the I
vote by orders, annul any lay resolution, however I
numerous the lay delegates may be. And this clerical
majority will, they are assured, be, notwithstanding
the cumulative vote, under the complete casino/ of
Saesrdotalists, not from their numbers, but by mason
of their organization, their obedience to the word of
command, and the strategy of their General.
They perceive that there is, therefore, no reasonable
prospects of their being able so to alter the Synod's
con,titution as to 'make it adequate to the exigencies
of time theca ; and that by taking part in it they will
but compromise themselves by surrendering their
liberty of thought to the 000trol of a party, and plate
• bar or an obstacle in the way of forming some other
lay and clerical allianoe which may fairly claim their
confidence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

144‘k

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BEST, THE CLOSE, BLANDFORD, begs
•to inform the inhabitants of Blaadford and
neighbourhood, that he visits POOLS three days •
week, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, for the
conveyance of goo&
Van. kept for the R•moval of ',omit-ore and all kinds
of Cartage done.
OSAL, COKE, FAGGOTS, SLUT WOOD
Always on Bele and keli rstaler cover.
• • A BOY AND SMALL CAST LEE OM ME&
BlL4ford, Jaw, lea.

ID. BLIINDDLORDRD, WHITE CLIFF MlLL-
the inhabilanie of the town eardelneighblittilttooeolin=
he be. TANEN OFF the
Twirs, HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

Late the property of Yr. & Sam,. of the Cool:toga
Harm., and will be prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to him with despatch, and on reasonable
terms.
Tents, of various descriptions, capable of aooommo-
dating from 50 to 1,000 persons, and suitable for Flower
Shows, Odctfellows' and Foresters' Fetea, ha,
Hallo and Oarriapa Let on /lire.
Shooing and Jobbing Smiths' Work Latin it. breasbes
at the Stu Rota Yard.
Illasolk‘d. 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

LORNE PLAID AND ENGLISH ROSE.

Also some Motes Patterns of

BRUSSELS.-T-APETELLYS, KIDDERS, DRUGOICTS,

AND FELTS.

Largo Carpet Room
..well Stocked with every description,

patturn, aid quality.
OIL CLOTHS, Nam, £NIP4IIATTISO, Or EVIIIT

MOW •MD VIII/TIT. -
CORK CARPET, RI NOLEUXIKAMPTULICAN,

PAPER HANGINGS.
The Newest and Best Patterns of every quality.
10,000 Pieces in Stook.

FROM 3d. TO 104 Gl. pia mos or 12 YARDS.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING,

AND DECORATING
Executod with promptnow, great care, beat taste, and
equal to any lloaae in England.
NEW DESIGNS FOR ROOll DECORATIONS.

BLINDa.

White, Buff, Green, or Figured, Wire, Venetian,
Helio-Soene, and the
IMPROVE) BRASS BAND DwARI Mosul' BLINDS.
CORNICES AND CORNBE POLES,
With an the latest Improvementi for Straight or Bay
Wiedows.

Cuomo smarms OF
OBETONSS, CIIINTZE.S. DIMZIES, DAMASKS.
REPS. AID VSLTETS.

FURNITURE.
The Best end Largest STOCK in the COUNTY
FOR MANSION AND CITTAO6.

BEDSTEADS AND 3EDDING.

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moo Show Rooms contain Bedsbada of Wood, Bram
and Iron of every sort, ise, ant quality; and fitted
up, with Bedding and Furnitorreornpleto.
BERING MATTRESS= IN ALL WM.

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Lap STORES of SECOND-RASD FURNITURE
Goods Removed end W.rehonsed.
FURNITURE LENT 6N Rum
IFunerals Furnished aril Conducted. I

JAMES F. H.NNAH,
trawl LONDON)

Upholsterer, Cabinet-weaker, Demeaor, Gilder, Howe
Agent, Appraiser, awl iwieriaker.
DORCHILSTEL
(Lna w. Timm)
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Agent tor the LoOdoes eliti Lambe Bin had Lib
LaiMew WIN%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

YETMINSTER.

:tunas Dunn—Early on Sanday morning. Mn.
Sea ley, wife of Esau Ss.ley, coachman, in the torsion
of the itk.v. G. Southwell, was awakened by a strong.)
gurgimg noise prooooding (rune her husband. She
ottemptca to ironic or to get him to speak, but without
suocc:s. She then obtained a liAbt, wton to her con-
sternation she found her husband in an apparently
dying stet°, assistanco was promptly sought, but before
their arrival ho had breathed his bat. Dr. Turner, of
Sherlywn,, stated that death resulted from nponlasy,
caused by the rupture of a bl ,od v.., el on t,^ brain.
Decoased, who was 47 years of age. leaves a widow sod
two children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

SUL F r Es BURY.

Tee VOLUNTITIM—The ancient town of Shaftesbury
au on Wednesday last tra fete the oco salon of it b
ing
the taking the command of the 9th Doe ,et Rai] Velun.
teers by Mr. Yore Fine Idenett Stanford, of Pyt house,
near the town. The cone assembled about Bee o'olock
and proceeded to the criaket-field, where the mambas
were put thrangh a shop drill by the captain, und.r
the inspection of Colette Manual, the commandant of
the battalion, and in the presence of the Dowager Mat-
ehioneas of Wrstminsterthe Lady Theodora CrAvenor,
Colonel Henry Fine sod Mrs. Vero Fine Benott•
Stanford. At the conclasion of the drill the whole of
the company, some SO In number, by the InvPation of
the captain, assembled o the Groovenor Arena lintel, to
partake of an elegant dinner, which reflected the
greatest credit upon the cuisine of Mr. W. 11. Moyle.
Ample justice having been done to the Vi• 11.13, sal the
cloth having been claim, the usual loyal and patriotic
toast were duly honoursd, the Chairman giving in an
elognent speech as the toast of the evening" The Army,
Navy, and Iteserved Fumes."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

Yours faithfally,
J. DU BOULLY.
[Tho Bishop, it will be seen, liu rejected the decision
of the organising eoinsnittee in favour of the cumula-
tive vote.—lia]

The Yurkahire Pun shies tint Lord Eloho, while
'looting with the Duke of Cleveland on Wednesday,
was severely injured in the hand by the sooldental
expluion of a barrel of hi.' gun.
BRILEFIST.—EPPI3'9 0000 A. —GRAThrot aim Com.
roerlso.—" By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion sisd
nutrition, and by a wilful application of the floe
properties of well-aeleoted 0000 a, Mr. Epps her provided
our breakfast ishies with a dellsately flavoured
beverage which may save no many heavy dooton'
Cirri Service Ckg.attc. Made simply with Belling Water
or Milk. kaoh packet I. labelled—" JAY'S KPH k CO..
Hoosieopstido Chemists, London." Also, =ken .ol
Eppes Milky Coma (Com sad Ooadssisd
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

SALISBURY.

~—.--..
A WILTOIIIIII MILLION/MlL—The Will 01 Mr. G.
Leder, of London and St. Petersburg, who h is recently
died at SoUsbury, Russian merchant, was proved la
Doctor's commons, under £1,0)0,000 pen s malty in Bug.
lend, thi executors being Medan. J. Shapter, (1.0„, J.
W. Burk, of Vanburgh-park, and J. IL Wilson, of
Austinfriars ; to each he has left a legacy of £3,000.
His wife has a legacy of £lO,OOO, and a life interest in
2150,C:00, the principal on her decease to her sou and
dauehter his son Behest has a legacy of £200,000,
awl a life interest in the r.:Bldue, which, after bis son's
dew IF°, 'di devolve to his son's wife and their
children. The charitable bequests oomprire the follow-
ing mon:: others :—To Christ's lbspltal, £2,000 ;
Asylum for Idiots, 11 000; Society for the
meat and Building of Churches, £2,000; Corporation
of Sons of the Clergy and Friends of Clirry, mash
£1,000; London Benevolent institution and GOVOI.
messes' Benevolent Institntion each £1,000:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

JERSEY.

ACCIDZIOT WITEI • LOADID Gun:—A little girl,
daughter of Mr. Luene,baker, Jersey, leas boon sod-
dentally shot by *girl about her own ago (twelve years).
Tim wounded child wa: jest entering a refreshinent
tent placed on the top if the Hermitage Heck, near
Elisabeth Castle, when the daughter of Mr. Hughes,
canteen keeper at the Castle (to whom the tent belong
took hold of a loaded fowlimppiece for the purpose of
removing it to another part of tho tent; fie sho did so
the trigger caught somewhere and the gun wont off,
lodging the charge—large shot—in tho child's right
leg, a little sleeve the knee. She is not expeeted La
recover.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

H.
10 OR THE IT 0
1- FROM'S REMEDY, without the least smell. &
certain cure in • few days. Many hundreds of tad.
Tl2Olll/115 might be given ; one application will, however,
prove the above assertions. Bold in boxes Is. lid.
each, Family packets, containing 10 boxes. VOL CAW
riage free to any statiun throughout the kingdom ea
receipt of Post Ofilee Order for 10+. 6d. Prepared only
by A. .1. Maus, Chemist (.uccessor to Mr. Frondl,
Dorchester.
A.

ASTLIMA, BLIORTNABB
IthEATII.
These invaluable Pi (which de
not purge, nor act on the bowels
at an) afford instantaneous re-
bet and effectual CUM to EWA
of the distressing symptoms in*
Oidonta to any affection of tlia•
lungs. Many important sail
ssluable Testimonials of their

1 ;;;Y-riwiting—e-tricasy accompany
each box, with which full dime-
Lions am enclosed. Sold Is
01,1,7, Is. ltd., sad 20. 9d..
t ach.

For Asthma, Bronchitis, Howes-
near, Shortness of Breath. Dry
safe and agreeable medicine re.
Cough, Sore Throat, &a. A
most efficient and agreeable
remedy, speedily relieving tit*
most dlatrcaaing symptoms.
Sold in boxes,7ad.,snd la,led.,
each.

TEETHING, &c.
A etre and effectual remedy fat
Wind, Cripings in the Bowe*
Radleashes/ at Nlght, Ac.
moves Instantly the above dl..
orders to which infancy is liable
during teething. giving comfort
end repose to the child. and
peace and gladness to the parent.
Sold in bottles 7gd., ls.
and 2s. 9d. sash.

LUMBAGO. SPRAINS,
tUISES,
The most efficacious remedy tot
Rheumatism, Ltunb3go, Pains
in the Limbs. Numbness,
Sciatica, Facie-who, Sprains and
Bruises, Spurts and Cramp,
Stiff Neck, Stiffness In Joints,
Frozen Limbs, and Chilblains
before they are brok n. No
Embrocation ever offered to the
public has been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
I pains of the above Almaden. as
it gives e 114“. tnr the 61,4 +mai.
nation. Sold in bottlts 1.. lid.
and 2s. 341 sch.
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EVANS'S

FEMALE

EV ANS'S

VItOUD'S

BENEDICT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

MONETARY ADVANCES:

£3792000 TO LEND.—k Gentle-
men, recently returned horn
South Africa, having amassed a considerable amount
(and now connected with numerous Private Capitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cash to all
respectable persons (male and female), in amouuts
varying from £lO to £5OO, on WO note of has/ alone,
or lessee, ica, at 4) per cent. for any term up to ten
years. Repaymenu taken by easy instalments,
mg over the full term, or in one sum, at the end of a
period, as mey be desired. All business' transacted with
the utmost privaev, and free from law or office charged,
unfair profit not being sought.
Address in perfect confidence, Mr. G. T. Locus, 2,
John's•terrass, New Church-road, Lowden, BA.
seating *zed amount required, bow repayable, polities
Lu lito. M. ANION tegoo stamps tor reply.

extend

lIONUMENTS, TOMBS, and TABLEN, In Granite,
11.1 L Marble, or Stoma—D.los and o.iimatot forwarded on
,icatlon to BUMS and Co., Warwick flown, 142, Sagest.
and 17, tiewmanetrcot, London.

spirlicition
street, r

W F. YII-0-M AS &RDHINE& COMPANY 'S SEWING
MAC
Lemmata Machina, by band only, LS lfg. and £4 es.
By Hand and Foot, £5 ss.
•„* All Lock Stitch-Work alike on both sides.
ggging Machines for ell Manufacturing Purposes.
Catangues and Samples Post Pres.
I and S, CHEAPBIDR, and REGENT CIRCUS, LONDON.
SEWING MACHINES.

I H PJR.I:AIi T.- IMPRuVILENTS.
TAYLOR'S PAYSNY LuCK-HTITCH FAMILY
M WHINE.
Has never before competed with ethers vritMmt betne awarded
II Prim. havlng Mreedy obtained Five Plllll MIDAS&
Price Four Guineas and upwards.—Prospectuees and Teal-
modals tree by poet. Adams WARW.
TAYLOR'S PATIENT worm. MACHINE COMPANY.
Oft* WNW ; Lund= Daput, ulaurara Viaduct, LO.

Filth Thourand, Illuminated Wrapper,2a. fid.
PONt free 2a 9d.
qinE DESIDERATUM, or CURATIVE
ELECTRICITY. Carious Experiments : The
Cot n tho Oven- Kiacing under diffionitiee—A. penes
with Snwill-por cannot be electrified.
London: Tindall and Cox, 20, King
Williauostreet, 14trand.

Fifth thous•unl. beautifully printed and bound,
2a. fel., peat free 2i. 91.
rEWE DESIDERATUM, or CURATIVE
1 ELECTRICITY. The Infancy of Electric Tele.
raphy—lnteresting Espertments near Westminster
Edda°. See The Desideratum."
London Ralliere, Tindall, and (1)1, 20. King
William-street, Strand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12

AGENCY.

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TMILE NUTRITIOUS COCOA FOOD for
ROUSES anti CATTLE aeksowledged by an
summers t, be zi,t mly Ito beef but the most
ecouonde.al ever Old. Ag..nts wanted. Thom having
facilities fur its diapersl will find this worth Wootton.
-- Address, COCOA FOOD IlarrrAcroar. 39. Wilson'
street. Finsbury, Loudon, E.C.

WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT
active sod good character.— Apply to Mr e
TgogAs, Ittlgoway, Upwey, Dear Dorchester.

TO DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS' ASSISTANTS.
WANTED, a rcapoctablo YOUNG MAN
in Nal Draper, sad Outfitting &Memo"
Sost satisfactory rfcrenc. will be requirial.—Appli
t) Ur. 11. Cou..c, Portland.

'IERVANTS WANTED. —lO experienced
rooki 5 plain cooks, 5 general servants, 1 go"
Inkrte for two soildreo, I boinemaide, I upper house-
-2 bout aud pariourmaids, 1 nursemaid, 1
knetematil, who has lived in • frootlen""faintly;
tliftrdtner ; no iadoor servant, out of livery, single
. up trout 25 to 4t) unuitrtied, who boo avod
situAtioos. —Appljto Yr. THOMAS PooNor,
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