The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17 00:00:00

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GREAT WEsTRRN R A ILW AY.
R.TfUß.sirrY To THOWDRIDGN, NA Tl', AND
BRIXTUL.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, an
EXCURSION TRAIN will run from Wey-
mouth ist 7.40 a.m., and Dorchester RD a.m. for
TROWBRIDGE, BATH, and BRISTOL, returning
the use its,.
A GRAND FLOWRR SHOW will be held at Trow-
bridge.
Fur Fares and full particulars gee handbills.
raddington.Auguid 12. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man.
njosit*,ur Pll
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GREAT WESTER N RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONs TO LONDON.
ON MONDAYS AUGUST 2nd, 9th, 16th
2.lrd aud 30th, an F.XCURSION TRAIN, will
leave WEYMOUTH at 9.30 a.m., Dorchester 9.50,
Maiden Noonan 10.10, Yeovil 10.45, Culls Carey
11.10, Bruton 11.30, Wells 10.10, Sliepton Mallen
10.23, and Witham 11.4.5 a.m. for London, returning
from Paddington Station at 1.0 p.m. on the following
Saturday or Saturday week from date of departure
For Faros and full particulars ass Hand Bills.
Paddinrton, July 27, J. GRIRRSON, Gen. Man.

igntaintallb&
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS FROM WEY-
MOUTH, DORCHESTER. POOLE. to
LoNDON, on every MONDAY during AUGUST
returning from Waterloo Ilridp *Ratios at 1.1. i p
un Satunlaye.
Notice. -The tickets taken for thole Excurahr,Trau
are available to return only on the Katautlay ae &Aug.
d.ky week following the elate of illif.S.
i From tn London
Stations.
rine. and Sack.
lat. Ct. tAL Cr
I.n. • a.m. • el. i a. 4.
W eymanth ... ... ••• ... 7.20 20 01 12 6
Dorchester ... ... ... -. r. 45 so 01 12 0
Moreton ... ... ••• .. 7.57 12 8, 11 6
W 001... -. ... ... ... 8. 7 19 o 11 0
Wareham ... ... ... ... 8.20 18 r 10 6
rt•olo .. ... .. .... ... 8.20 18 ,10 6
1.0.4 junction ... ... ... 6.35 17 610 6
Wituborno ... . .... .. 4.51,4 17 01 10 0
Arrive at London (W .. R.) aboat. 1.3
The T.lc.ie sre—rot- 'Transferable, are available only
at the Stattme D need umea thorn, and only by the
FACtlf,loll Tram IT. and buck.
Chitarvn un.let Three rears of ago. Free ; Three to
Tad.. liall-f ay.,. Only one article allowed aa luggage
to each Paw awe.
A Spec.... Train will leave Portland for Weymouth at
1470 Imo every Holiday during August, in connection
with thy 7:-'0 italt. EX.:III'64A Train from Weymouth to
1.An10,,

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF DORSET.
By Communk of the Right Worshipful Prorimeie Orand
Mester Bro. JuSRPH GUMMY.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That •
PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE of ANCIENT,
PREF.. and ACCEPTED MASONS will be HELD tor
thi. PRO V NCE at the Town HALL, 811111110&117., on
M(IM)AY, the 31tb day of AUGUST Met.. at High
Tee.,. for the tranmetios of the ANNUAL BUSI-
NESS of the PROVINCE.
T.ie BANqUET will be held at 130 p.m. at the
R,!;.:*4 A ends iloTlL.—Thketa for Diluter sod Dessert.
'woe ,1 Wias, fm.
The atteadaace of Yields' Blythe= is particularly
THOS. COOMBS, P. 0.,
Dorchester, August 7th. 111179.
Troiaa anise at Sherburne from the East at 9.20,
11.15 am., 2.11 p.m.; (ruin the West at 9.48 sad 12.6;
leere for the dad at 1.45 and 6.39 p.m., and (or
the West at 3.45 and 7.47 p.m.

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Witness my hand this sth day of AUGUST, in the year of our Lord one thoesaad eight hundred and
sizty.nine.
11. PYNE, •
By Order of the Search
Irieloeure Commission,
3, St. Juries's-square,
London, 13. W

PRINTING! PRINTING !I
MBE Proprietors of the Dorset County
J. /sprees and The Telegram& having a LARGE
STAFF OF WORKMEN, an EXTENSIVE ASSORT.
MENT of TYPE, and STEAM MACHINERY, are
in • position to execute
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING.
Circulars. Advice Notes. Law Printing.
Notmheadings. Pamphlet& MemorandusiNotes
Prospectuses. Subscription Mercantile Printing
Cards. Lista or Re. ot every descrip.
Handbills. ports.
Posting Bills. Rules and Re- Printing for &cis-
Billheada. gulations of ties, Institutions.
Labels. Societies. Insurance and
Trade Price Magazines. other Conapanie•
Lista, Books.
Superior Invoice Heeds .. from in 6cl. per 1000.
Drapers' & Grocers' Billheads „ 3 6 „
4,000 Billheads... at 3 6„
5,000 Memorandum Notes ~ 6 0
I.Ame "Crown" Posters 7 0 per 100.
Trade Address Card._ ... 500 for 8 6
Circulate „ 2 6 per 100.
TRADE LIM, TRADINININ'S RILLS AND C.ATALOGURS.
Perforated Cluck Books.
BILLEIRADS, CARDS., AND CIRCULARS,
At the shortest settee, in. first-class style, at moderate
prices.
Rata, Contribution Cards, Cirnsiarnee., prinlin9 for
Friendly Societies.
STEAM PRINTING WORKS,
Cluirch.street, Dorchester.

KING'S ARMS
PAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND
BOARDING ROUSE.
WILLIAM ILANLEY, in relinquishing the
Brunner of the above Hotel, sinowely thanks
the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and the Public generally
for the favours so liberally cooterred upon him during
the last 20 years, sad, in introducing Mr. GEoRGE
FROST as his BUCCBOII., hopes that the same will
be continued to him.
GEORGE FROST, late of the Star and
Garter Hotel, Andover, in SUCCEEDING to
the above BUSINESS, bep to assure the Nobility,
. Gentry, Clergy, and the Public generally, that be will
give his best attention to al its various Branches, nd
oonfidently trusts that, by his efforts to inset the wishes
of all who may honour him with their patronage, he
will secure a continuance of :he supports° long accorded
to his predecessor, Mr. klantr.
G. F takes this opportunity to inform his Commercial
Frivods that they will rewire every accommodation and
comfort.
Suites of Rooms for Private Families. Posting in
all its branches. Heano and Mourning Coaches
Agent by appointment to the South• Western Railway
Company.
Dorchester, August, 1869.
COALS! COALS!!
Gorr* BrAit it km. 186$: The only Gold Medal awarded
for Seigriorily of Swolalew Stain Owl.
JOHN 1111,0 GDRN AND SONS,
(Colliery Owner/11
Can deliver their Code in snarls of 5 Tens each and
upwaida, rs below I

COALS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
W. L'HOMME
BFAS to inform hia friends and the public
generally that he is now selling his Coals as under
FOR CASH.
At FORDINOTON and DORCUTATIII,
D., Cwt.
Beet Wallsead coal 3d,
Beet Sidle (or Forest of Dean) ... 0 116
Best Bulk Rubble 0 11
At WAYMOWIII and MAIDEN MINTON.
Best Bulb o (or Forest of Dean) 0 II
Best Bulb o Rubbles .........0 106
Best liadatoek 0 10
A further redaction made to persons taking an entire
truck load.
The shove Coals (except Wallsend) are brought daily
rum the meetral pits, and are consequently very
superior in QUALITY and SUL
JAMES F. HANNAH,
(PROW LONDON,)
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, Ac,
8, CORN HILL, DORCHESTER.
(IAT' W. TREYZA.)
T F. H. begs to solicit the favour of your
11l • Orders for Painting, Papering. or Decorating,
which would be executed with promptness by ex.
winless:l workmen; also to say any orders in tie
Upholstery or Cabinet Department+ would be masted
with the greateet oars and best taste, equal to any
House in England. 1
PAPER HANGINGS.
All the NEWEST and BEST PATTERNS of every
quality, and above 6,000 pieces in Stook, from 3d. to
10s. Cel. per pies, of 12 yards. Pattern books from all
the best makers.
BLINDS.
White, Buff, Green, or Figured, Wire, Venetian,
Hello-Scene, and the Improved Brass Band Dwarf
Muslin Blinds. Cornioes and Cornice Poles, with all
the Least improvements for straight or bay windows.
CARPETS.
Large CARPET ROOM, well Stocked with every
Description, Pattern, and Quality of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY% KTDDF,Aft, DRUGGETS,
AND FELTS.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTING,
of every sort and width.
LINOLEUM, K AMPTULICAN, Ira
Cholas Selection of
CHINTZES, DIMITIES, DAMASKS, REPS,
AND VELVETS.
FURNITURE.
The extensive Show Room, contain
The BEST and LARGEST STOCK in the COUNTY, for
Hall, Library, Dining. Drawing, and Bed Rooms,
for Mansion or Cottage.
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND CONSOLE GLASSES.
THE BEDSTEAD ROOM
Contains Wood, Brass, and Iron Bedsteads, of every
sort, sue, and quality.
MATTRESS and BEDDING-ROOM well stocked with
every site and description of Bedding, Blankets,
Countenanee, and Quilts.
Immense STORES of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
0001)3 REMOVED and WAREHOUSED.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
(now LONDON,)
Upholsterer, Cabinet Maker, Decorator, Gilder, HOIMG
Agent. Appraiser, and Undertaker,
8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
(LATU W. TAMIL
AGENT for the LONDON and LANCABIII RIC FIRE
and LIFE INSURANCE OOMPANIES.

Wtli.lham
At th' r Itte 11...4
Not.. 11,4 rnily
~cam wx. el, Smith'. CAI/
Wietthon),.
Wmreltaill
W(..1
Morct..l. 17. 17.. W. 17. 56 OM 134. W. 22. 22
IN.reho.t.er
~,,, uth
Handpicked Coal, 2s. per Ton Extra.
TIRIIB : Net Cult, on receipt of Invoice.
Briokmakers, Gas and Water Companies, and
Brewers supplied by Contract at reduced prow.
Orders to be sent to, and any information may be
obtained of, R. &wow, London and Soutlx.Western
Railway Station, Dorchester, or JOIII BROGDIN and
SONS, lilghbeidge, Somersnt.
Dorchester, 15th .3017, 1069.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
£25.000 Sterling msy be obtained by an invest
meet of EL 01,000,000 Sterling guaranteed by Govern-
ment are annually divided In wontlily allotments in
various Sums upwards to
C 23.000 Sterling.
For Preepeatns (willed' trill be sent gratis), apply by
letter to Mr. FREDERICK SINTZ, Geneva, or 33.
NicbAss-lano, Lombard•street, London, E.C.

USE ONLY THB
GLENFIRLD STARCH
THE QUEEN'S LAUNDRESS US W NO OTHER

KAMRS "PIGEON" POWDER
for Stroog and Hapid Shooting.
Sold by a respectable Ganmakers and Ironmongers.
MACALLON and CO.. 3 and 4, Great Wincheater-street
BMHinge London, B.C.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD STARCH
BEE THAT YOU GET IT,
As Inferior kinds are often Substituted for the sake of
extra profits.

DENT, Chronometer, Watch, and Cloak
Maker. to Her Majesty, H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales, and H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, and Maker,
of the Great Clock for the Houma of Parliament, 61.
Strand, and 34 and 35, Royal Exishange, London.
Gold Laver Watches, from 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, winding with
or without a key, from ... 36 15 0
Gold Hunting Came, extra ... 5 5 0
Gold Geneva Watches, examined and
Slicer Lever Watches, ... 5 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, winding with
or without • key, from .. ... 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, in Hunting Cams,
hem :
27 6
Marine Chronometers, from . . ... 36 15 0
Cold Chaim.. 16 awl 18 carat, from £4 4s.
Drawing.room end Library Clanks in Ormolu, Marble,
he., winding with or without • key. Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks of every description. Turret
Clocks wade to order.
E. DENT and 00..
61, Strand, and 34 and 35, Royal Esahange, London

-ngNrs TURRET CLOCK—The attention
of Public Bodies, Gentlemen, and others, is
respectfully requested to the Improvements made la
the Construction of Cloaks suitable for Stables,
Churches, and other large building., by the late R. J.
and F. Darr, Clock and Chronometer Makers to the
Queen and the late Prinne Consort, and Makers of the
Great Cloak for the Houses of Parliament, ke.
Turret Clocks, with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to work the hands of
Dials of any sire, from I foot to 30 feet diameter.
Darr, Cl, Strand, adjoining Courr's Rank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE
BEN JA MIN GRASSB Y, Monumental
sem , Pazionnanutay, Doacnzann, supplies
Tombs, llesdMoaes. km., from upward, of GOO new end
original designs.
Siring himself the only Stone Carver in the county,
BENJAMIS Guam! is enabled to meet the wishes of
ell requiring work of this deeeription, promptly and
monoudeally.
Headstones from He. each.
Designs may be seen at BOWAN'S GlitArtiertl, or
mesh sketches will be mint by post on application.

W. G. BRY ER,
LUCTIONERR, APPRAISER, GENERAL VALUER,
HOUSE AGENT, he.,
3, NAPIER TERRACE, SOUTH-STREET,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIOXIS FOIL MEATS.

EIRIWIRICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
.12 ORNEBAL VALURP, ACCOUNTANT, and
0011KISSION AGENT, DoRCHESTER.
VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch
is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she ha tried
WHIATES, RICE, and other YOWDIR Stamina, she has
found none of them equal to Us GLINVILD, which is
the finest stsrch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
SUPERIORITY

AL ADY, who has had great experience in
getting up Ladies and Children's Hair, is in pos-
session of an infallible method to make the HAIR
CURL as soon aa applied, imparting exquisite beauty
and keeping it wavy, soft, glossy, and in curl in all
weathers, even though it ham no inclination to do so.
The coot will be one penny per week, and one applies•
idea will be sueseashil. Materials and directions sent
free for 14 stamps.— Address, Kos " Mr
SAVILL'N Bookseller, Duninow, Esinx

11111 E ..812:0ER" 11ANUFAcTURING COMPANY—Chief
1 Otllce in the United Kingdom, 147, Cbespdde. Local
Agents In every Town.
MARAVILLA 00470 A, The Perteetion ell Preptred COCOS.

M•
ARAVILLA COCO/L.—Sole ProprietorsJATlLOß, BROS.,
London.
The Cocoa (or Cacao) of Maras ill. ie the true Theobroma of
Cocoa is indigestion. to South America, of • hich
Larav ilia is a favoured portion.
TAY/.011 BROTHERS having P.cnred the ..dmis'..uppiy
r 4 this Unrivalled Cocoe, have, by the okitf,sl application of
there " soluble principle" and elaborate machinery, produces'
what Is so undeniably
"TIIE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA,"
that It has not only remind the preference of llonlecopethe,and
Cocoa drinkers generally, but many who had hitherto not
mind any preonent• to suit then. have after one trial adopted
tb.llnr.vlfln Come. as their cot...tent beverage f.ir breakfast,
uncheon, Sc.
"A Su mm unirrecentesL"—The GI"to nays "Taylor Brother?
Manville Cocoa has achieved a through imotcao, and super-
set/es every other Cocos In the market. For homeopaths and
Invalids we could not recommend a mon agreeable or valuable
beveragt."—Soid In packets only by all Grocers.
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lguiuiNo IMPOSSIBLE.—AGUA AIIARELLA
Cl .11 restoreethelumian hair to it. pristine hue, no ml
• matter at whalers. JNO. OOSNELL .t CO., have
A at lattrth, with the aid of one of the most eminent 4
a, chemists, succeeded in perfecting this wonderful ,2
z liquid.
• 11 is now offered 10th, public in the more eon-o
--„
centrated form, armlet slower peke. Roblin bottles r E
reels; alao fis., 7s. ed., not each, including <..1
.y.• brush—Single bottles fors anied on receipt of
it; postage illatapo or P.O. Onkr. ,t 2
TIRE.MEBIBTI( SA FB.
£
tiA/I,..—Adarifod for Lawyer, de. only requiring
effectual protection from Fire, .L 4 15s. to LS.
Stns.—Adapted for general loronno. puns... £lO to £lOO.
Sartx—Adaptell for Merchant. Becommen.k..l as eon..
lining grog iseCurlty ngusn4 toknix and Fire, LIT
to £lOO.
Wit —Adapted for Jewels and Iloillo Rsevinamendel for
the protection of property of the mated value, known
to he kept constantly in ronew..n.
Illustrated Liat n 1 Sates and bobs,adapted fur the Cottage,
Mansion, and the Bank, free on %plait-atom.
MIN, Hal?, 4; Co., 76, Cbmp.idt London, E.C.
UACHINERY .4 .11 kind, Steam. Water and Wind Engine.,
111 Dredging, Blowing, Veollilating anti Sheep-washing,
machinery, Hydraulic Karns, Pres,. and Lifts, and Pumping
Machinery. Girona and Co., I:erg-Meer., Esseit.d. Works,
Strand, London, W.C. Large Illustrated Catablues for 11
donne.

TllO /I 8 ON'S NEW CRINOLINE
Tho WATTEAU.
The ELITE.
The NEW RESILIENT.
New models from the fleet snide@ In Pule.
Fr 110RSON'S NEW CORSETS
The Improved °Love-ems°.
The TRUE-FIT.
Improved in cut and Singh, reduced In price.

•
CrOWERE No. 1 Ginger Wine, cannot be equalled. Sold
la by Grocers arid Confectioner..
Manufactotice—London and lAverpooL
Ask /Of STOWERE &GNI Wines of all Masa
WALKERS Crydal Case Watches are superseding all others.
TT Prise Medals, London 1867, Paris 1867. Silver from
U 6a Gold from £l5 15s. 68, Combill, EC., 230, Regent.
street, W., and Strand W.C. Descriptive Pamphlet free.
PURE COAL "PAR 80AP.
To% 811'nd.R1147d or Bpo
"is. tiroonny.B;:l4lB".4".dally. "tu:PrelnriectiolZ
disease. are prevented, and n clear, and hadthy appearance
imparted to tbe skin. Bold in tablets at &L and la sad, by
all Chemists, and wholesale of W. V. WRIGHT and Ca.
Illanufeduring Cbemiets, London.

- - - -
DEWING MACHINES unriralled. To work by hand or foot
Loekatateb, or Doutge Lock F.leatk Saheb. Lista Pm.
WILIOEIT k MANN, 14.1, Holborn-bill, London, LP
PURE COAL TAR SOAP
(Boeciotered se sapp I:kuivous
1111118 tmerrakt and Rk.micno BOA!' Is unrivalled
A. for Its benencial action upon lb. akin. By Ito
daily use a dear and lualUiy appearance to produced,
and abundant medical teatlmony prove. Una infectious discus
aro provented.-Vkle Lamed, Am In Tablet. ed. and la mob
of all Chemist. Wbolentk of W. V. WRIGHT, and Co.,
London.

DARCY'S celebrated Dublin Stout. Anemia Hamar
Deinar
(Lamed Drewry In !mend bed one.)
Pilo.. and terms on epplication.
500 PATTERN SILKS, post free. Black 1311 k to 6
Fulmar dress Coloured Silks from 1 Guinea to 10
Goiania NICHOLSON & Co., 60 to St, Saint Paul's Church-
yard, C. Wk. Mould write for the above briore purcluurina.
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UT YOUNGER and Co.!. Fawn! Pale and Glinburigh
LVILLedAIf '141111Z:el In Cook Ca2"nnu fib Iti.ltUrdiMpEdLe."Tor Llo"ir
Agenciee to London Otice, Belvedere Road, Ltannetn, RE.
TWO PRIZE NEDAIA, INA
CROQUET.—seAdi. opit4tglt the. pest
ce u clays:o%
411=1,c'n.LNone genuine without the name J Minks mni 801 on
.ach Bon.
Wholemile, JAQUES and SON, 108, IlattonOsiden, London.

MII,NERIF WRONG HOLDPAST and FIRE-RESISTING
SAFES (of six progesedre :qualities mei prices, imitable
for all amounts of stet), Melee ; strongoome nod mon,
sith all their latest impro. ementa, emeeeegny
the novel madm of attack, an used by the Nseley gang In
the Cornhill and other robberies (isealnet these, no sae made
before 186.5 is secure), but this addition to
of Improvements dming the last half•century, conetitutes
their mks the strongest and Iquality considered) tbe cheapest
mfetumel nrinst See nod Um modern burglar. Milner?
Phomia Safe Musts, Liverpool. the most extend., and COCO-
at'ln the world. Depalta Livensad, Manchester, Sheffield,
Hull. London Liepid. 7. Muorgsto-btreet, city, nem
Dank of England Circular sent teen

/ARIGINAL WEED HEWING MACIIINFAI for Families and
Manulactuntra, prices from £7lO, Od. Strung, Simple,
and Elegant.
JOSEPH A. BELL and ca. 6, F.llooarquase. London, E.C.
'MIX EPS REINED BLACK LEAD.-.." Cleardlnen."
111 The proprietor hop to CAUTION the public against
being imposed upn hy unprlnciplod tradamen, who, with
VIM d,f dal% ing greater profit Arc tuanulacturitagand vending
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS of the above article.
Ask for W. G. NI X EYE MACK LEAD, sad sec that You
hared,. It Soho-square, London, W.

WHAT
MONEY
CAN'T
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D! ! !
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TV it MONEY CAN'T DO In this world
it is difficult to say, judging from the numerous
purposes to which it is applied. We know what • little
money cue do, if invested in the purchase of • Box of
FROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy for
all diaorders of the Liver, within reach of all who suffer
from Bile, Costiveness, unpleasant Taste of Mouth in
the morning, Headache, Sicknern, Giddinees, Dimness
of Sight, Swimming in the Heed, dux They are gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
nor alteration of diet, and may be taken by both sexes
of all ages. See testimonials. Prepared only by A. J.
EVANS, Chemist (Swimmer to Mr. Proud), Dorchester
Sold by ell respectable Chemists everywhere in boxes
12.14 d. each.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AST HMA
SHORTNESS OF BREATH.
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS. These
iirvalutble Pills (which do not purge, nor act on
the Bowels at all) afford indantaneons relief and
effectual cure to most of the &stringing symptoms
ncidental to any affection of the Lungs. Many
mportant and valuable Testimonials of their surprising
efficacy accompany each box, with which full directions
we enclosed. Sold in boxes, 7ed., la. lid., and 2s: 9d.
each.

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WATERLOO WINE STORE. WATERLOO
TERBUNITs, LONDON, S.
vir H. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
VT • strongly recommend, the following selected list
of WINES and SPIRITS :
Per dozen.
a. I. I. I. I. I. el
Menem or Ilertell's Owe
Brandy(bottled in Franoe) 48 54 60
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 le 36 48 56
Sherry .a... . 18 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (Florio'. or Ing-
ham' Shipping)
A oomplete prioe list forwuded poet free on application
l'erms Cash. Oriers amounting to E. 5 and upward
orwarded Carriage Free to all Railway Stations.

BIRTIIS.
August 6, at Beaminster, Mrs. W. C. Davy, of a eon.
August 7, at Maiden Navies, the wife of Mr. Alfred
Lake, of • son.
August 9, at Bournemouth. the wife of Mr. William
Goodfellow, saddler, of a daughter.
August 15, at Dorchester, the wile of Mr. Vernon
Simonds, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Asgust 4. at the Episcopal Chapel, Leerll, Fife, by
the Rev. William Acworth, Farrs, Witoborite, Dorset,
each, of the bride, John Blair Balfour, Esq., Advocate.
to Lilia• Oswald, eldest daughter of Donald Ideekensie,
Eaq., Advocate Sheriff of Fife.
August 4, at the Episcopal Chapel, Leven, Fife, by
the Rev. William Acworth, Fans, Wimborne, Dorset,
uncle of the bride, Charles, elder son of Charles Walker.
Esq., of New Lanark, to Alice Elizabeth, third
daughter of Donald bisekensie, Eaq., Advocate Sheriff
of Fife.
August 10, at the parish church of lime
by the Rev. John Digby, rector of Coleshill. Warwick.
shire, father of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. R.
W. Dighy, rector of Thornford. and the Res. IL 13owen
rector of Cloeworth. Major George Dien Winlibeto
Digb7, Geraldine de Conroy, second daughter of the
Rev. John Bleunerhusett, motor of Ryme lutrinsiea.
August 10, A All Saints' Church, Kensington Park,
by the Rev. Thomas Pear's, vicar of Morelia, assisted
by the Rev. John Light, 'mambas* of All Saints,
James Albert, eldest eon of James Penton, PALI
Wareham, to Jane Ellen, second daughter of W
Powell Faith, Req., ILA.
August 11, at Caundle Manila, by the Rev. T. 'Tucker,
rector of Angersleigh, Somerset, and the Yea. Arch-
deacon Braim, raster of Bishop's Osinnelle, Thomas
Harrison Wayne. Beg., of the Manor House, South
Wernboroligh, Hants, eldest sou of the lats Rev.
William Moore Harrison, rector of Cleyhanger, Devon,
to Emma, third surviving daughter of the Rev. R.
Mussiter, rector of Caundle Manic.
DEATHS.
August 6, at Glyde Path Hill, Dorchester, after a
lingering illness, Mr. N. B. Vas, aged 25 years- His
end was pestle.
August 9, at Portland, Benjamin, second son of the
late Mr. John Beoliald Baleen, and grandson of Mx.
Benjamin &liven, lOD. aged 24 years.
August 10, at South Walks, Dorchester. Alfred
William, eldest son of Junes and Elizabeth Hawkins'
aged 3 years.
August 11, at Evershot, Mr. James Chuob, aged 58
years. All the good qualities of • man were combined
in him, and his death is deeply lamented by a largo
circle of relations and friends.
August 11, at her residence, 103, Park-street, Emilia,
younger daughter of the late Charles Sturt and Lady
Mary Anne Stud, aged 69.
August 13, at Rampistoun, Emma, the wife of Mr.
George Dunford, yeomen, aged 30 years.
August 15, at Dorchester, of congestion of the
Francis George, infant son of Its H. J. Amphlett, aged
9 months.
August 10, at Charminster. after a brief illness, of
consumption, Jane Dimond, aged 30 years.