The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-02-08 00:00:00

1,078.
VoL.
—tis or win jouToN_INN, DORCHESTER.
R has been favoured with
T. EN S°frees mr. Nielsen, who is quitting,
totrajtifin-getioN, on mrLDNISDAY, FEBRUART
• following illtallySfEonHrOlLostllbeFanUieltuinNl:
:• 64sruahrni,-tanlit-to, 10_ feather beds. 4
French and pillows, blur and other
fixk lahogany and other washstand* an
ing tables. painted din?, dressinga w
inahotioj cownosles, quantity. t t
ed
table, 10 feet 4 by 3 feet 10,
onier, mahoganY chairs, m"lhogiutydining covered in
cow, 111,,i Adtf
• bo,ash window curtains, fenders and
h'
a, American clock, 2 igiir decanters,
tire• in'T; • 't'ity of glass, meat safe, chamber
deaf bath, saucepan, iron boiler,
mangle, kettles, quantity brown
copper• dittoi,
lt•-nnind ladder, 14 ditto, wash
iree. - ,i;uudity of other effects.
eat Two o'clock. _
T-1-0;1M--- BORNE-AGRICULTURAL
yv REposiTOEY. Fraituaar 10th, 1876.
PRESENT 11.. ESTRI
7 Fat Heifers awl.B-..tee.." 2 Ditto Ditto
Est &Mg,
1 &milers -
;! Fat Calves
I Bull
Doan c3rlig thorthorn Bulk;
-iven at tun. mat
Heifer.. and Cahn.
witb
, calves and others near
23 Dell "wet %."12"
calving, the 1,10115rt7 of Mr. Hunt, quitting
Par" Farm Ditto 15 Ditto 10 Ditto
H Fat op
IvweLhe" ds'Ditto___2s Dit_to 15 Ditto
TURAL REPOSITORY.
V411i1935, liwNEyistl( has been favoured with
07,c7fr*Iolint 3lr. S. Hurt.) who is quitting
.31.1. by AUrTION on THURBDAT,
?Irk Yana',til '45 faIRY CO*B, some with
Favor lOU.. m .801
in
Cam
Caiva" dite,.‘he'tiwS7.l.l'at lialf.past One o'clock.
DORCHESTER ltru FEBRUARY CATTLE
FAIR.
3P he
:1i RhisbtriN Uto rtnllslorAlteEthir hi
Y. Ft= at Twelve o'clock.
PRKAFRT
Roan Short Horn Bull, two yean old
Pedigree given at time of sale
2 Two.year 8,.11i Hog Bull
3 Helen. and Calve,. 2 Ditto
la:ly entries are solicted.
CHARMINSTER.
Two Miles from Dorchester.
To Sr:LIVES CARPENTERS, AND OTHERS.
11111. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
in instruction; from Mr. Perham to SELL by
areTION on 31,1,i Dar. FEnnl'A HT 21st. —The follow.
mg' STOCK.IN-TRADE, TOOLS, atc., kc. coin-
pow" a quantity of cedar plank, 12 feet by :3 feet, 2,
I. and tier)., oak and u ahogiry plank, red deal
ion& 1 inch pitch pine boards, circular saw bench
sith rising gear, fir wheel 8 feet in diameter and belt,
morticing machine hr P.twis and Jamei. double bench,
ditto, quantity of ironmongery, pair of strong
lice. anvil and tools, grindstone, Iron pump, iron
cramp, pickaxe., bars. shovels, pair of steps. 9 laddere
fremi rounds to 30, small cart, wheelbarrow, cucum-
ber frame and lights. 6ft. by 5f1.., hand lights, green-
hone frame and light., quantity of glom cut to sin,
quantity of moublinga. nest of 45 drawer's, ditto 12
drawers. 2 cupboards with drawers and shelves, pair
of sash doors and frame. blocks and ropes, paints and
cans. oak and paper varnish, kg., sitc.
The Plank and Board is of good quality, and well
wawa
Sale to commence at Two o'clock.
GEORGE A. ERROR.
(LATE 1110:4. S. )101,0AS).
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VAlrstloNs FOR rRoBATE.
SALE of FAT SINicK, itc., held every WEl)NrsiaT
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.
TO THE FARMERS, BUTCHERS, AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY OF DORSET
THomAs S. MI RGAN begs to thank his
friends and supporters for their kind patronage of
him for the last seven years as an Auctioneer and
Appraiser in Dorchester and ne4hbourhood, and to
announce that "wing to failing health he has disposed
of his business to Mr. George A. Ensor, for whom he
respectfully solicits the same support that has been
i,,hen to himself.
fiIEOROE A. ERROR desires to inform
N.l the Agricultusista, Butchers, and the
Public generally, that he has succeeded to the
business hithert . successfully carried on by
/dr. T. S. Morgan, and trusts that by strict
attention and the pnonpt settlement of accounts, he
shall merit • share of patronage. For several years
be has assisto.l his father in his business as an
Anctioueer, an.l hopes that the experience he has had
will commend hint to the confidence and support of the
puldic. The Wednesday sales in Dorchester market,
established by Mr. T. h. Morgan, will he conducted
weekly as loom', and every effort will he made to meet
the wishes of his customers.
Dorchester, Jannury 31st, 1876.
TIII.IIAIM, YESRUART 10, 1876.
WOODSFOItD CASTLE DAIRY HOUSE.
If R. O. A. ERROR has received instruc-
-IVI times from Mr. Josue CROCKER, to SELL by
AUCTION, OR TIVRAORT FKBRORRY 10, 1876, the
whole of his DAIRY UTENSIL% 10 cwt. pod
CHEF.SE, CHESNUT MARE, WAGGON, CART.
HARNESS, PIGS, &c., &c.
Consisthig of 4 goof) milk leads and stand, 3 tin
milk coolens, cream tins, milk warmer, milk buckets,
Yokes, double cheese peen with lead beds. single ditto,
6 block tin and 5 wood cheese vats and f..llowei,i,
Aerie tub and stand, curd mill, cheese salter, barrel
churn and kooks, hone gear, butter treadle, skimmers,
strainers, root 'sniper, 2 hay knives, waggon rope, 3
iron pig troughs, -hog tube, wheelbarrow, 2 corn bins,
2 Widen., s ice, iron furnace, stove mini piping, and a
few sacks of gaol potatoes.
1 row in farrow, 2 On in farrow. 8 store pho‘,
waggon nearly new, spring cart, harness, chesnut
Mare, 3 years old.
About 10 cwt of good cheese and a few lots of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
We. The whole to be sold without reserve as Mr.
Crocker Is giving uld daftw'
Sale at e o'clock.
39, High West Street, Dorchester,
_January thul, 1876.
WANTED, at Lady Day next, a good
_ C aRTER, with a Boy and Women to work.
mittsc, Re., provided. —Apply to Mr. W. 11.
ut:384:5, Troytown.
WANTED, at Lady-day next, a LABOURER
who can molertake ane mowing, with a
woman to work on the farm. Good cottage, garden
Pr"i'la—App DO/IA ly to Mr. W. H. EN, Troy.
loan Farm, Dorchester.
i;itITEE, AND GROOM AND 11-ARDENEIL
ANTED, at Lady-day, two steady,
indiutrious married men, one as CARTER
flrAtl‘,,,,t,.l,=_preferre.l) and one as GROOM and
pirZukdit4 -Apply to Mr. T. Cox, Cruxten
AITANTED, two ste—ady, respectable men;
V.T.n one to take charge of a Horse and Waggon.
:1:21 ..e act as HEAD PORTER. Age not over
..n'arried men mferrest —A ly to Messrs. J.
r—.!°l6 & Rotes, Wine Merchant., Dorchester.
TO BLACKSMITHS, CARPIINTSRS AND
WREELWRIGRTS. TIN AND IRON
WANTED WORKERS, &c-,., etc.
above ,2Rerienoed WORKMEN in the
employmentt..;7. flee ; wages and constant
to all branch" .1 workmen. Also APPRENTICES
Boy . the trade. Also an ERRAND
, one that can real 1 P tir.offrimininDorchT TAYLOR, Engineerin.7,tec.,-&crtrred-, Lojx."3.lAny
ester.
A BOUT POTATOES FOR SALE
20 SACKS of ROOK POTATOES
. for SALE ; good boe
uustlan, M ilte--APply to Mr. W. H.
rn n-
BE SO CD cheap, Rood Secced-
rsolnd__ TRACTION ENGINES PORTABLE
ha
.'486 , and THRASHING MAbHINES, in a
state of repair and first-class working
ceudition,—A
Liman. PO). to Roan and Co., Engineers,
NITROGEN-AMONIA MANURE is the '
Rest and Cheapest Manure for top dressing..
oew at once from two to four cwt, pe nine. Delivered Superior Nurmes7 pfeelmila fer Infanta *lnvalids
htsuplots of two tons and less by rail at £6 per ton.
...As", Analysis, and Testimonials will he for. ALL KINDS OF LUNCHEON, BIRTHDAY,
-•oro on application to Mr. R. C. Besserr,
n, Dorchester.CHRISTENING, and FANCY CAKES,
made to order.
CROWN HOTEL, BLANDFORD. Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, fie., Se., 6d.,
Z. ETERS, Proprietor. I and as. per pound.
WINES AND SPIRITS. ' A L 4503 QUANTITY OE USEFUL AND FANCY
&a Quality in Bottles. at Wholmial• Pelee& ART/CLAY. TOYS. as•
49044 for Aitsopp's awl Boss's Neas's Lenikm BABEXCITOES Qatatiet. wow Loma..
819N4. itad teielfrefed lilo‘fenti tia.

AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND VALUER.
V•LUATIONB VOR PRORATE.
PUBLICANS AND OTHER VALUATION&
TO5. G. BRYER begs most respectfully to
inform the inhabitants of Dorchester and the
surrounding districts that he is prepared to Conduct
SALES by AUCTION, and trusts by strict attention
and prompt payments to share Public Patronage,
which was so liberally given to his late brother.
Cattle Sales Conducted every Wednesday.
Omen WOLLASTI EV TERRACE,
DORCH.EsTER.
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Selecting Emigration Agent for South Australia.
FREE PASSAGES IN GOOD SHIPS.

YELLOWHAM WOOD, DORCHESTER.
ANNUAL FALB OF UNDER WOOD AND
FAGGOTS.
itiflL G. SYMONDS will SELL by
IY.I AUCTION, on WILDSMSDAI, FALB
19th, 1876, at Two o'clock rnltually, at the
EMILIO% House, 5 scree tal UNDER-
and 6,000 ASH, BEEC I, and FIR
FAA. _../TS, in Lots.
To view the Copia. apply to the lama, Yellowham
Sydling, Jan. 22nd, 105.
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DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The very beet Remedy for Asthma.

DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Bronchitis.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Cul&
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The Great Remedy for Consumption.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Coughs.

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Remedy for Hoarseness.
DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Lose of Voice.

DRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Invaluable in Whooping Cough.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.
- -
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promotes E x pectorstion.
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DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Is a Took; Does not Weaken.
DURDE Ns'idS
for BALSAMIC ELIXIR
--
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared and Sold only by
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DIIRDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles 13W., 2.1. 9.1., and Is. Gd.
PRINTING!! PRINTING?!
" E 64
XPRESS " AND X ELEGRAM "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST, DORCHESTER.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
INCLUDING
BUSINESS and ADDRESS CARDS.
BILLHEADS, ruled or plain.
CIRCULARS.
POSTERS, in black or coloured inks.
LAW and BANKRUPTCY FORMS.
BENEFIT SOCIETY'S RULES.
AUCTION or other CATALOGUES.
BOOK-WORK of every description.
AT THE
66 -El_ rp
..auxPßEss " AND I ELEGRAM"
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST,
DORCHESTER.
CHEAP, NEAT, AND PROMPT.
PRINTING!! PRINTING!!

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
Gsztrusts-n,
j TAKE the earliest opportunity of thanking
1 you for the high honour you have done me by
returning me as your Representative in Parliament,
and by such • majority that I cannot feel any doubt
that, though personally unknown to many of you. I
was justified in coining forward to solicit your
Suffrages.
To those who have supported me I return my most
grateful thanks, whilst to my opponents I must say
that I owe much to their kindness and indulgence,
and it is pleasant to feel that no bitterness has been
imported into this contest.
I therefore thank you all, without distinction of
Party, and assure you that it will b • my constant and
unremitting endeavour to prove myself worthy of the
confidence you have si generously reposed in me.
I have the honour to be,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
& H. T. DIGBY.
Ifinterne, 4th February, 1876.
DORSET ELECTION.
REBRUARY,
ALL PERSONS having any BILLS,
CHARGES, or CLAIMS upon CAPTAIN
THE HONOURABLE EDWARD HENRY
TRAFALGAR DIGBY, M.P., in respect of this
Election are requested to send the same to me, the
undersigned. his duly authorised agent for the Election
expenses on or before the SP:COND day of MARCH next,
otherwise such persons will be barren of their right to
recover such claims and every or any part thereof.
Dated this sth day of February, 1876.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Dorchester, Dorset, Solicitor.

J. PAR MITER
Begs to announce that during the progress of her
GREAT CLEARANCE S t LE, several Thousand
yards of Silk, by the following Lyons Manufacturers,
will be offered at
SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES.
SCHWARRENBACH, LANDIS, & CO.,
JAN BERT, AHDRAS, & CO.,
AUDIDERZ lioNis. I CO.,
BELMONT, FRERES, & CO.,
AL4IOI:7D, FRERES, & CO.
Especial attention is called to the celebrated make
CASHMERE DE LYON,
'! TEIT LAW &(4., Lyons.
Every yard of ihe Silk is guaranteed to wear.
--
Au inspection of these Goo I a' the remarkably low
prices they are offered at, mu -I numand • ready sale.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH', DORCHESTER.
rriHE following is the LIST of SUBSCRIP-
TIONS at present promised in AID of the
F rN 1) for Ia:STORING HOLY TRINITY
CIIVIICH! -
4: a a.' a. d.
I'meee. 'is of Bazaar MO 0 U$ Smith. Mr. Boyton 5 0 0
Churchill, Mi...... CIA 11 0 I Dr. 5
Churchill, Miss lsd 0 0 Roark., Mr. W. • 5 0 0
Salisbury Dioce.i: IL-ivenhill. Mr. R. 5 0 0
I'hurch 11/•sovra, Mr..l. _ 5 0 11
bog Society - 11:0 0 11 I Henning. Mn'. C. 5 4/ 0
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0 ; Smith, Rev. It. ... 5 0 0
Ihgby,Mr.G.L.M . 100 0 0! Poot,w, Mrs. ... 5 0 0
Messrs. It. and 11. Tl•ring. Mrs. 5 0 0
Williams A Co. 100 0 to Crooloart,ltev.W. 5 0 0
Stud, Mr. H. tl., .knouyoto ms, P.... 5 0 to
M.P. . 1011 0 0 NI oto••••I, Mr. A.... 5 0 0
It rymer, Mr. W. • ' 11,•1!•., Mr. 5 0 ft
E., My. psi 0 11.11311,1, Mr. F._ 5 0 11
El•lon, the Earl oi 100 0 0 .1. 11. 5 0 0
Everett, Rev. IL 1101 11 .stkins.Mr_tlfred 5 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 Rest. l'aptain ... 5 0 0
I nco r porat ed Mi•I•Ileton, Miss .. 5 0 0
Church Building Losgonan, M•••••••••„ 5 0 0
Society 0 0 Chspoian, Mr. K. 5 0 0
Proceeds of Cou- ... 5 0 0
certs SW 0 0 Diy, M••ssrs. ... 5 0 0
Ilawkine, Dr. ... 0 0 Davis, Mr. 11. .. 5 0 0
Henning, Colonel Tryon, Admiral-. 5 0 11
C.B. 50 11 41 Ferrey, Mrs. ... 5 0 0
A. 11. 11 Eyler, Mr... ... 5 0 0
Dchester, Earl of 50 to 11 ItiLwelL Mr. ... 5 0 0
Pearce, Mr. K 31 0 Captain Bateman 5 0 0
Buller, Lady M._ 5; 5 11 A.B.C. 5 0 0
Rivers, Lord ... 0 Rev. W. Churchill 5 0 0
Stmt., Colonel . 25 0 0, Pilliter. Mesers... 3 3 0
Middleton, Mr. H. 1 Ludlow, Rev. E. 3 3 0
N. ... 25 0 0 Smith. Dr. Barton 3 3 0
Burnett, Mr. K.. 25 0 0 ' 4.11.11 by Mr.
Ilodges, Mr. J. 11., I 11. Linz
Jun. ..' 25 0 0 Collected by Mrs.
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 0 0 T. S. lUggs •••
Spicer, Mr. A.... 25 U Mr, ...
First Instalment Rodgett, Mr. ..
of Ladies' Guild Blissett. MllOl •• •
Cards ......23 4 3 Spicer, Mr. James
Second Instalment ItavenhilL Rev.
of Ladies' Guild
Cards - 8 0 Tr.wey, Rev. F. P.
Dr. I Ore w, proceeds Williams, Mr. J.
of Lecture 21 2 0 A. ...
Boucher, Rev. H. 21 0 0 Williams, Mr.
Floyer, Mr. J., Robert, Jim. _.
M.P. _ 21 0 0 Drys, 11r. .1. S.
Pattbion, Mrs. ... 21 0 0 W. E. M.l'. ...
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 0 U Leigh. Major
C•enoihe, Miss ... 20 0 0 Hayman. Mr. ...
Davis, Miss ... 54 0 0 Barnes, Mr. It. ...
Kin•lersley, Mr. Guy &5,m Messrs.
E. L. 0 0 Sly. Mr. J.
Page, Miss ... 50 0 0 Illoilse,Sir E., Bari..
Thoniton, Mr. It. 51 0 ii Gossey, Mr. ...
Aldn•lge, Dr.... 0 11 U Case Mr. It. .
RiXllOll 5a1,.,. Samiden I Jacob
bury 0 111 Messra_,..
Anonymous, J... 15 0 0 (;.stwin. Mr. John
Lambert. Mr. W. 10 lo 0 Slade, Mr. W. ...
Lock, Mr. A. 11. 111 10 11 Sanctuary, Arch-
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 111 0 11 deacon . ,
N1r..1. 100 0 Devenish. Mr. and
Gane,'Mrs. 0 0 Mrs. ... 2
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 11 0 Dansev.John,Esq. 2
Stone, Mrs. ... 141 0 0 Jativrin, Rev. J.
Tonbw, Mr. John 111 0 W. ... .. 0
Bankes,RevEldon 111 0 0 Sealey, Miss ...
Lyon, Major _ 10 0 0 IL ok°, Rev. J. I'. 0
Kisdersley, Sir R. Brown. Widow ... 13
T. ... 111 0 0 Voss. Mrs. _. 5
Sanderson, Mrs... 10 0 0 Mulkey. Rev. M. I
Green, Mrs. ... 10 00 I Boort, ilr. G. ... I
Baker,Rev.Talbot 10 0 0 Luess, Mr. O. ... 1
West, Mn'. and IL•lland, Mr. ...
Miss ... 10 0 0 A1a...004 Mr. ... 1
Maher. Mr. G. ... no 11 Bascombe, Mr. E., 1
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0 Green, Rev. J. ... 1
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0 0 Ensor and Co.,
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 00. Messrs..., .- 1
Sir E. B. 'Baker, Mayne, Mrs. IL 1
Bart. 10 0 0 Elinor, Mr. G. ...
Greet:, Mrs.. pro- 1 Poole, It.. Esq.,
reeds of needle-
work ._ a 0 0 Watt, Itev. R K I
Hall, Mr. H. ... 5 5 ii L•sk, Rev. W. ... I
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 io NlseitelL Sir John
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 0 II•••• 1
Grose, Mr. ... 5 5 0 Mr. G. Allyn ... I
Lock, Mr. F. .. 55 0 leson, Mr.... ... 1
ll l'oes-ted by Mr. Barge, Miss ... 0
Miles . . 5 4 6 E. so, Mr. ... 0
Parmiter, Mrs. 0 Ilr sittdostik,Miss 0
Hazel. Mr. ... 5 0 0 V Mr. ..
Anonymous _. 500 11 Efra. .. 0
Wilkinson,Lieut.- • 'slcrift, Mr. J. 11.
... 5 0 0 I. •voless, Mr. 0
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0 ii leoinon. Mr. ... 0
Ling, Mr. 11. _. 5 0 0 Thankoßering ...
Ferrer, Mr. O. W. 5 0 0 Barnes, Rev. K. 0
Glyn, llor. C. 5 0 0 Hodzea, Mr. C. ..•
11.slzes. Rev. Dr. 5o 0 • Small Sums ... 17
TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
For Two Night's Only, Tr Espzr and WEDNESDAY,
FEIDtrAitY S and 9, 1876.
GRAND FAREWELL TOUR, previous to
their return home to America of the VIRGINIA
FEMALE CHRTSTYS, from Niblo's 11rand Opera
House, New York).
THE ON!.? ORGANISED FEMALE TitourE IN
THE
TWELVE 'UNRIVALLED ARTISTES, each
chosen and trained for a Speciality, Mtn:dinging (for
the first time in Europe), the (111 E.Vl' A NIA.2( )NI AN
SCENE, clad in Real Silver Armour, representing
the Amazonian,' of the Silver City of Atlantis, a
perfect glitter of Gold and Burnished Armour.
Twelve Symmetrical Female Forms in Spiked
Helmets, Jewelled Breastplates, Tossing Plumes, and
Gleaming Lances, constituting a climax of unexcelled
magnificence.
Greeted Nightly with a demonstration of
concealed Delight. the Crowning Triumph of Success,
will appear nightly in a most consummate Mirth-
Provokine Programme, producing
A LAUGHABLE COMBINATION OF ODDITIES
Including BURLY:S(IIIK OPERETTA, COMEDIETTA,
BALLET, and FARCE.
On a Scale of Comic completeness never before
attempted by a Female 'lsroup.
Musical Director, Mr. William Sul; Business
Agent and Secretary, Mr. HARRY BALDWIN; Sole
Proprietress, Nile. FRANK J. Coorre.
Front Seats, 25.; Second Seats, is.; Third Seats, 6d.
Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8.
FREE EMIGRATION
T.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
THE GOVERNMENT OF ROUTH ACSTRALIA GRANT
FREE PASSAGES
Agricultural, Railway and other
Labourers and Ganleners, Copper. Ti,,, and Lead
Nfiners, not exceeding 40 years of age, single' or
married with not more than three children, also to
Single Female Domestic Servants.
COAL MINOE.ItS. ActEmelNreElLleligilßblieE.
All the
Emigration "Agewnit% paying their own Full Passage
receive a Land Order Warrant of the value of L'2o
for every Adult above 12, and £lO for Children between
I and 12 years of age. Intendirg Emigrants are
informed that no payment whatever is allowed to be
made by them to Selecting Agents.
Full particulars and information, with Forms of
Application to be obtained at the Office of the Govern-
ruent of South Australia, No. 8, Victoria Chambers,
Westminster, London, S.W. ; or of THOMAS G.
I3RYER, 16, Wollaston Villas, Dorchester.

DORSET ELECTION.
MR. ROBERT FOWLER, having at his own
expense stood the contest at the late Election,
for the county of Dorset, his friends are requested to
meet at the KING'IS ARKS HOTRL, DOWNIE:I4TM, at
eleven o'clock on MorMAT next, FISBIWARY 14th, "to
consider the best means to raise an adequate amount
for a onibgtantial testimonial to be presented to him in
such form SW may be most agreeable to himself."

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, HOWE Agent,
Appraiser, Undertaker, &C.,
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10s. 61. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, and DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest Improvements.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
NEW WINTER GOODS
FOR
CURTAINS.
GOOD REPS, from 3s. 91. per yard (double width).
CRETONES, from 74,1 per yard.
TUKBUCTOO, in all Colour., 2s. sd. per yard, the
Cheapest Wonted Curtain ever made.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. dz.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS. MATS. MATTING.
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &c.
rnotrrups.
The Beet and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MANetox and Corraor.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
PAINTED MAPLE BILDROON SUIT from 1.2 10e.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-NIADE.
Large Stores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goods Removed- and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
IVunersis ihunisited and Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.

COUNTY HOUSE, DORCHESTER.
HENRY LING,
PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, AND STATIONER,
Is now showing a splendid lot of
VALENTINES! VALENTINES ! VALENTINES!
me Attention of the public generally is called
to a very Large amortment. just received from Lon-
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wishing to give proof of thou. Endless affection, to
examine the extensive and rich STOCK, including
also a largo variety of Cunning' VaLattronts, at the

Which contains FANCY GOODS to suit
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES I !
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HAS ON SAUL A RARE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF
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The RATES for YOUNG LIVES will be found
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Forms of Proposal, Ac., will be sent on application
to the Moe.
SUTTON'S CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS.

QUTTON'S SEEDS FOR EXPORTATION.
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SUTTON'S AMATEUR'S GUIDE for 1876.
The moat practical work on Vegetable
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Now Ready, Post Free for 14 stamps.
Gratis to Customers.

SUTTON'S £3 3s. COLLECTION OF THE
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Garden, contains the most productive
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UTTON'S £2 2s. COLLECTION OF THE
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year round. Forwarded Free to any
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;the most practical work on Vegetable
and Flower Gardening yet published.
and should be read by all who wich to
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for 14 Stalin*. Gratis to Customers.
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SEED POTATOES.
MR. C. W. GROVES, SEEDHII•H,
PIDDLETRINTHIDE, ham just received a quantity
of SEED IN YVATOES from the county of Suffolk,
which he offers at the following prices
River's Royal Ashleaf, 2s. Csl. per peck.
Brasses King of the Earlies. s§. 61. per peck.
The Beat early Potatoe cultivated either for beauty,
crop, or cooking.
Dalmahoy, 2s. per peck.
Early Rose, 2s. per peck.
Sutton's Red Skin Flour Ball li. 3.1. per peck.
Early Dooderich, ls. Csl. per peck.
Snow Flake, 71. per lb.
Carriage Paid to Dorchester for all orders of two pecks
and over.
21, IRONMONGER LANE, LONDON.
(THE OLD HOUSE.)
JOHNSTON'S
°ORE FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR.
It is rich in flesh-forming and heat-giving properties
and when boiled with milk affords complete and per-
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digestion. It is delicious for Puddings, Custards,
Blancmange. &c.

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Medical comforts frre df change.
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BILE, WIND, AND INDIGESTION.
AXTONDERFUL RESTORATION AFTER
T 15 YEARS' SUFFERINCL--Stn,—lt is with
pleasure I inform you of the wonderful benefit I have
received from Dr. Kura's DANDELION AND QUININE
PILIAS after IT, years of suffering. I tried every other
remedy for Bilionmess and a weak Digestion. My
own most clever doctor mid I should never be cured
without Blue Pills or Calomel; but I dared not take
Mercury, it always weakens me so. I again say I
have tried all advertised Bilious Pills, but they have
served rue as Mercury does. I feel that Dr. King's
Pills have so wonderfully restored me that I publicly
acknowledge it. I can now drink Ale or Stout, and a
few months back could not take either. I ardently
beg every one I know to give them a trial, they are so
mild and gentle.
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Ash lions°, Surrey.
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ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
PULVERMACHER'S PATENT
GALV AN IC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris and other
Medical A itthorities in England and abroad.
These Medico-Electric Appliances, though used
externally, have an internal action; and, owing to
the Physiological, Physical, and Chemical effects of
the Electricity wbizia they gently and permanently
impart to the system, they promote digestion, circula-
tion, and nutrition, thereby assisting Nature in her
efforts to restore the normal balance of health and
vigour in a debilitated constitution.
Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
pervades all living organism, and its identity with
nerve force is no conjecture, hut a positive scientific
fact, known to all versed in the teaching of Eleetro-
physiology. Consequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
Local Debility, and various Functional Disorders, the
result of electrical deficiency, the above Appliances
aro Nature's most congenial and reliable remedy, as
Is proved by the success of the past :10 years.
Recent improvements also enable sufferers to benefit
from the vast curative powers of these self-applicable
galvanic appliances in a warm and dry state.
MR. PULVERSIACHER would call attention to
the following. among the many eminent, scientific,
and other Testimonials to the value of his inventions,
signed by the elite of the medical profession, as a
recognition of these great improvements.
'We, the undersigned, have much pleasure in
" testifying that .1. L PULTERMACIIER'S recent int-
" provements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic
" Appliances for Medical Purposes are of great im-
" portance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is
" entitled to the consideration and support of every
"one disposed to further the advancement of real and
"useful progress.
" Dated the 9th day of March,
CHARLES LOCOCK
(Bart, F.8.('.P., Physician to KM. the Queen).
Wis. Fgwarasigi
(llart.„._P.R S., late Surgeon to ILNI. the ). Queen
HENRY HOLLAND
(Bart.. M.D., F.R.S., Physician to H.M. the
man).
.J. RANLI.D MARTIN
(Bart. ('.8., M.D.. F. 11.5.) &c.
DR. C. lIANIWIELD JONES, F.R..C.P., F.R.S.,
Physicias to St. Mary's Hospital, under date March
10. in a similar Testimonial as above, adds—
" I am satisfied that he iii an honest, earnest,
labourer in the field of science, and I think that he
"deserves to meet with every encouragement from
"the Profession and from scientific men."
The Bona-Fide Evidence tit the efficacy of these
appliances is supplemented hy the following paragraph
recently found in the standard work (p. 76, 1667) of
.Jou Emso,, M.D., Clinical Professor of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati :
lie
" those cases where it is desirable to produce •
continuous current of galvanism and without the
intervention of con.llctors or electrodes, there is no
instrument superior to Pulvennacher's Improved
Galvanic Chains, . . . These chains are very useful
in many nervous disorders,
Muscular Debility Aphomeis Rheumatism
Ilemiplegia lEpilepsy 1 Dyspepsia
Paralysis 'Torpid Liver 'Paralysis (Bladder)
Central Paralysis Chorea
Spinal Paralysis ,Amenorrh.ea Impotency
Neuralgia 'Dysmenorrhoea Wnter's Cramp
Sciatica 'Asthma
'Spinal Irritation Hysterical Cramps
Stiff Joints Nervous Debility I and Contractions
Hysteria Constipation ;Loss of Smell
Ilysteric Paralysis Deeinese(Nerv's.)lLoss of Taste, ie.."
For further Testimonials, both Medical and Private,
see pamphlet, "GALVANISM, NATURE'S CHIEF RESTORER
OF IMPAIRED VITAL ENERGY," post tree for 3 stamps at
L PULVF.RMACHER'S GALVANIC
ESTABLISHMENT.
191 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.

CIROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
IL) 'Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, .lirect attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which Wimps
',car their MI lIIC Mid addrcu rn thc
PURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.

VAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.
PURE MALT VINEGAR of 'form strengt,
and flavour, in Imperial pint and quart bottles,
SAUCES for FISH, GAME, &c.
poTTED MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jars.
MOCK TURTLE, OX-TAIL, HARE,
GRAVY, JULIENNE awl MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS.
TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MAEMA-
-91 LADE made from freA Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
CALYEW-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon, Mwleira, and Vanilla flavours.

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &c., &c.
_
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures &woo bear their
name nod mbleas oa the labels, and may he
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warchou+emen throughout the World.

HEALTH A SOURCE OF lIAPPINESS.
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parts of the World, In envelop:, two stamps.
(WIDE TO CURE OF DEBILITY; or HEALTH LOST
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It ts • GUIDE TO I(EkLTII, STRENGTH, AND VIGOUR-
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Toll, itc. Gives Instructions and Advice for treatment of
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• Mother, Domestic Medicine, kc.. Irc It is a treatise on
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send his opinion, (free of charge) with advice. for their restora-
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Entered at Stationers' Hail, 1840.1—Price Is, or enclosed, poet
pald from the author for 12 stamps.
11LANI1001). A Macaw. ESSAY on the functions and di.-
in orders of the reproductive organs in youth, manhood,
and old age, with Obsenati ~,,, on the Treatment and Cure M
Nervous Exhawitlon, Physical IMbility, Lowness of Spirit.,
Be., being the result of 30 years' ruceassful practice. By J. L.
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of in class of painful maladies which have too long been the
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D- -
ELLAR'S CORN PLASTERS.—Boxes
Is. lid. and 9.5. 9d. each. The Corn Plasters are a
certain cure for Hard or Soft Con,.; the Bunion Plasters
edy for Bunions and Enlarged Toe Joints.
'ol7ll:eyllrecTemiate.
nRACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE.
V —By using this delirious Aromatic Dentrifice, the
enamel of the Teeth becomes white, and polished like
ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful for
I removing incrustations of tartar or neglected teeth.
Sold by all chemists. Pota Is. and 2s. W. each. (Get
Cracroft's).
nEA FNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, &T.—
.", Dollar's Essence for Deafness has proved an extra-
ordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cures, and
is strongly recommended by thousands who have derived
benefit It is quite harmless. Sold in bottles Is. lid. and
2a. 9d. each, by all chemist&

T OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER '
1J will completely restore in a few days grey or prema-
turely light hair to its original colour without the slightest
Chance of injury. The Hair Restorer is one of the best
ever offered for sale; it effects its object satisfactorily in •
few days, producing • perfectly natural colour; thoroughly
cleanses the head from scurf, and causes the growth of
new hair. It is sold everywhere by chemists and hai-
dressers in large bottles at Is. Gel. each. Be sure to
obtain Lockyer's Sulphur Hair Restorer
BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.
It Is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
, And by the POOREST,
Because of Its CHEAPNESS!
,
Messrs. Itican-r & Kos.
Shepherd's Rush, October KR, 1974.
Letter from I Gentlemen. -" lam very much pleased
THE DUCHESS with )our StICARE BLUE. I have now
or used it for some time, and both for
EDINBURGH'S I BEAUTY of COLOUR and ECONOMY it far
Laundress. I SURPASSES any other I have hitherto used."
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
Latuidnwe to II It. the Duke of Edinburgh.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by I'. l'AllsoSS. 'Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth by R. J. Witudir ;
HUNT and Cox, and F. X. Wittig, Wholesale awl
Family Greets; and by all respectable Gnwers, Oil-
men. and Druggists.
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te beco n d largest Shippers into England. in
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THE "FUEEN.
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Smoky COW I. to all Irommungent, and Makers
Chimneys. W. KNAGOS a Co , 1/3, cton-on-Tees.
mu BACCO.
I LEAKE'S SUPERFINE BRISTOL BIRDS-EYE.
This celebrated tobacco, manufactured only by EDWARDS,
RINGER, k Co., Bristol, Is allowed to be superior to any
other.
London Agents,
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TOWLE'S CiIIASRODYNE LOZENGES and JUJUBES
in 13d and la Holm
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ISIOARALYSIS, DEIII ITT, RHEUMATISM, an—See ex ri.
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other Complaints. fiend S stamps to Mr llama, 40, Addison
Road, Kensington, London, W.

NOTICE.
ODD LENGTHS snd REHNANTS of the best and most
useful ORM FABRICS.
In parcels of 21 yards, for 11., 17s 6d, 21. eld, and 23621.
Sent for Past Office Order or stamps to
BAKER and CRISP, 104, Regent Street. I undo'', W.

UURN 'TUBE CARPETS, at. BRUSSELS, 21 11.1.
Patent ditto, Is WI. £30.000 of Furniture. Bedstead
and Bedding at very reduced prices. Civil Service Members
end Co-operative Societies. ihould Inspect and Compare Prices.
All 00.111 warranted, packed, and delivered (rec.—WILLIAM
WAINS, Wholassie, Export, and General Furnishing Ware.
houseman, 131 to 139, Newington Butts, Loudon. New
Illustrated Price List Gratis.
TrITCHEN GARDEN SEEDS, Finest Quality, moderate
1%. prices. Collections f the best rade the to suit an sized
Gardens, carriage free. 24 Sd, 12s Od, 215. 315 OA, 112., 935,
and 1006. Before ordering your spring supply send for the
" Illustrated Guide for Amateur Gardeners." Superbly illus-
trated with coloured plebe end wo4vl engravings, the hand.
111002011 and best guide for amateurs ever published. gratis and
poet free to all intending purchasers.
, DANIELS BROS., The Royal Norfolk Seed Establishment,
Norwich.

FRIEND OF ALL.
lIOLLOWAY'S PILLS
___
IMPURITV OF THE BLOOD.
Unless the blood be kept In a pure state the constitution
must be weekend d and &wan supervene. Them wonderful
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lamination. of the blood and system generally. They quietly,
but certainly, overcome all obstructions tending to produce ill
bath'', and institote regular action In organs that are faulty
from Irritation or ilebility. The dyspeptic, weak, and nervous
may rely on three Pills as their beat friend and comforter, as
they set upon the main springs of life, and thus Wive
thousands from a premature grave.
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The very mild and ;minim action of these invaluable Pills
, recommends them to every household sea remedy for the brst THE Sconsu Fauns Live STOCK Issumoics Co. (Limited)
departure from health. Any mother, nurse, or young person Dumfries, insures Live Stock against death from accident
guided by the directions which accompany each box of and disease. Railway and fin Risks also undertaken. Agent.
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disease, purifying the blood, and expelling from the system al -
CHOICE ROSE TREES.—Our Guinea bundle contains 25 of
groom humour'. They are Indeed, at all ages, the female'
tried friend, the most beautiful varieties of rose* in cultivation, extra
DISORDERS OF Tnt: LIVER WITII FLATULENCY AND large plants, and sorts especially seectesl for their free bloom.
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WEAK STOMACHS.—IMPAIRED DIGESTION. wide width, front :ia 10.1; black silks, front 26 hl. Patterns
The wisest rani ot enumerate one tithe of the dlstreming sent to rawidente in the country. Raimentu end cut lengths,
sbeynizototini; sdris,apeingliodfrobuly
theetiewsdbiLdlesdibgircUPiolns., so tolifeywhroitemlt
stomach liver, and every other organ of chi:retina to that
1 y uclitdaneralll32).iardschea,r.miudcoh
lu.dndeornvalue.c.l.-biGish. aiwtil
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the surest ,thengtheners, and the Walt reatorati re In nervous. INDIGESTION! INDIGF,STION ! INDIGESTION !
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The Pills 2' iti Ointntent are sold at Profnior Hothowar' 42 ad 1." bottle.
Eatelhthment, 633, Oxfor -.dr et, 1. i, 1 11, al., by near), COI.IOIIS. BRONCHMS. and all affections of the reefers-
every re,peetalile Vendor id Medicine. throughout the cceiveee Wry organs cured by LACTUCINE, the new roncily.—ls led,
world, In lii,ths acid Plc, at 10. lid., So. ild„ 4, tid., lla , 2. 911, and ts ea per bottle.
22.., and 335. ca-h. Tice smalle,t box of pilla contaim fotS Diseases i 4 the Liver and all Bilious affections cured by the
doseci ; and the quallegt pot of ointment nne Initti.l% new remedy, TARANACINE.—Is lid and 2.1 lid per bottle.
Full printe I direction. are Affixed to molt Ilcx and Pot, and Prepared Solely Icy
pacel„,l,,l in coy 1.1,,,,nve,C0C11 In Turliab, Arabic, Armenith GEORGE MILES, Analytical and Operative Chemist,
Persian . or Chthonic. Freementle, Southampton. and Sold by all Chemists.
Tin F. AMATEUR'S PACKET of CHOICE FLAMER
L SEEDS, containing 12 beautiful and fragrant mimics of
nay culture for the OlVil garden, including fine Double
Gent= Alger, Phlox Drumniondi, Tote-work Stock, Swims
Peas. Milmonette, tic., with full cultural. directions, and a
copy of the Illustrated Guide for diariferar Gardevirrit, con-
taining 100 pages of beautifully illustrated letterpress, a select
114 of choice Kitchen °mien and Flower Seeds, and two
intherbly finished coloured plates. Post free 24 tkl. Stamps or
P. 0.0.
DANIELS BROS., The Royal Norfolk Seed Establishment,
Norwich. - ------ __
TO LADIES 1-
I' you want Comfort don't wear GARTERS. If you want
PoririgoiesnaflorP4cthr.gorrgidneallivliceredlb.
Little Britain, London.
Olfrde'r'uth7Nn
Girls' ft. Ladle.' ft Per Par.
Etwo ap•AMTEd Doctor's
sTocr's RlKlgodons
L'tsrwees;.DGEaurt,eorst,
.Icu,)t.
Dvrainyliogsru,rorCrhWiThi.EA.reln.:A.Llll:l7ROElNcipT,Yildcandl: lletoc,l:l:lAb..we"Acpglipari.:Lmf":rv.thwilifs.
.r iii AC K I ?M(S II and CO ,of SHANGHAI, ship FINE TEAS
Alfonotsc,..tesstzsmeurs.DALEJY.
fteld-street, Glasgow.
111ea‘t);:r:411°8:Plyik"ismbuNdliouEihiref.scinen..klaPPT:Tpht.47:::::17eniedetnhiLI:i.elardi:511.ni.donnglia

46 TIMMY on yoar GROCER obtaining for you the ' 81.71..11Y
I OLEN • and• THOMAS HALL'S' STARCHES " as
ntpplied to the Royal Lau miry, Balmoral.
S CHOOL BOARDS.— Notice o Yew:kers
"THE WAVERLEY COPY 110.1 t,"
with Beautifully Engraved liesd-lines, are need In the first
Educational Establishments in the Kingdom. Boobelkr says :
—"They are the hest we have ever seen." IlaaLsoitot en,
OOULD and Co., Warwick Lane, London Agents. Just out.,
the new number (No 13), containing commercial phrases and
figures according to School Board Code.

fillteErTlTS, 1, New Bond St., London, W. Hsir Department
_A wite collection of Chignons, Platte, Covered Sterns
nod ph.4,1 Twists of Hair In all Colours. Price Axed to
esch article. Customers having Co-operative Tickets the usual
Discount Address WALTSR 'Titoism, 1. New Bond-street, W.
sempamicens, price Is. is the new Hair Restorer.

HEALTH! STRENGTH!! ENERGY 1I I HOU ON'S ROME GROWN SEEDS.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.— 1.3 °ARMOR FREE.
ay:t:eeti,uininfc,Thoitocieni:ita;trnlifftriieecerhodvaintr,.,tou:iirbet.lenhitclean.piud,illietlreiacil.Q7,telitiinaslantreest,l4,l:thepdnyrwrieserltnllnbe,:cancormrai7e7., 0:13j3 To 7 N fleet'l4 andV,,E„,:: irr,,TniaAbieß ArUnEls. BEE 4 8 .
Compete Collections for One Ykar'ii littrY. .-I,it
No. I. I ?so. 2. I No A I NO. A. I No.
inany medical men, and Is confidently recommended in ,
Carefully arranged for various sized Gardens. -•-
all r L4C i where strength and general improvement of SUTTON'S GARDENERS' ALMANAC PRESENTED GRAM
health is necessary. Sold everywhere by chemists in • WITH EVERY COLLECTION. 2 :,
emended bottles containing 32 doses 42. fid., nest else lie,
and d„,,,,, jam wiiiiiiiing wady six 4.. gd. baths. atm. 0 U T T 0 N'S FLoYiER 855p1i
each.
- Cilleample.te.
ACoooda:llec2Cltichatuil 4251‘
nge ,46"4'118,1675.1:641111111.1,31.6:11.71,211eDi5te5i}i lend
sup. IMC'ffs.l.l._'. .
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC ET
a T TON'S PDTAT-0 ES— for— Piaithig.
.L Purifies and Enriches the Blood.
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Every one who has a Garden should reed --
---7 r
SUTTON'S AMATEUR'S GUIDE for 1876, the 1106
1 Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System. Maid] work 041 Vegetable and Flower Gard
PEPPER'S OUININE AND IRON TONIC publiahol, BEAUTIFLLY ILLUSTRATED WITIII°44
HANDSOME COLOURED PLATES and 400 Engra
1 NIL bilDrovse Digestion. Prac Is post free. •
_
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC BUTTON'S ABRIDGED SEED CATALOIFITE
Gratis and Post free.
anbnt the Spirits and Mental Faculties.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
in Scrofula, Wasting Dianna Neuralgia, Sciatica
Inddigestion. Flatulence. Weakness of the Respirator,'
Organs. Ague, Fevers of all kinds.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
for Delicate Females and Weakly Ailing Children.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TON IC
thoroughly Recruits and Hwestahlishes the General
Bodily Health. IS sold by chemists everywhere, in
cspeuled bottle" As. did, in bottles lie., and in stone jars
Us. each. Be awn the name, address, and trade mark of
John Pepper, 237, Tottenhazu Court-road, London is on the
label. Any chemist will procure it to order.
PEPPER'S WHITE COUGII MIXTURE
is the most reliable, speedy, and agreeable cure for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, and all
Disesses of the Lungs, and Air Passages. It is soothing
and comforting in its action, and quite different from
ordinary cough remedies. Bottles la lid. and Sle. Dd.
Sold by all chemists.
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EIRILAR'S BUNION PLASTERS.—Boxei
1,. lid. and b. Dd. each.

LONDON and SOUTII AFRICAN DANK
(Icorporatel by Roy al Manor 14084
10, RIMS wouaam-orsist, Loaves. R C.
paid-up capital £400,000-ISSUF3 LEITI:R3 of CREDIT
and DRAFTS on its Branches at Por. itiosabath, Graham..
n eane..errn. Durban (Natal) Bills urgoclated and scot
tsr rdlortion. and al Rankine hss4ne tratoacted.
Inter-et at 5 per cent. per at m (payable half-yen Is)
owsu on leptons Sled for ig inonthror Itulgt r periods.
Post free from the Author for five ataropa
AN CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS ; or Decline, and the only
successful 'Treatment ; showing that formidable dimess to
be curable in all ita Stages, with additional Cases of Curs and
gnesUons for Patients consulting the Author by Letter
GEO. TIDNI. CONDREVE, COOMBE LODGE. PECK"Mt
LONDON.

TR. If ASSALLR FOOD for INFANTS, CIIILDBJCM and
INVALI The beet and must nourishing of all
Infants' and Invalids Fools, which lure hitherto been brought
before the public ; It contains every requisite for the full and
healthy wipport, and development of the body, and is to a oon-
alderable extent self-digestive. Roootnmended by the Medical
Prete .rod ramitY• Si" by Druggists, Grocers, Oilmen, Az.,
Tine, rid Is, fa, 3s ad, tia, 15s, and the each. A Treatise Di D 1
Arthur 11111 Ilaseall, M.D., on the Alimentation of
al4note,
Children and Invalids, can he had poet free ,m ~Idlo.
from the Manufacturers, GOODALL, BACKIIOUSE, CO.
LEEDS.
JOHN MRCP SW SON, Brewers of PORTER sod t4UT,
AICUOI MIMI;
DUBLIN.
(Largest Brewery in Ireland but one). we
Purchasing Agents required In all towns in which them arellme•

%if EMORIAL CAILDS.—
.T.I. The friends of deceased persons are invited ti
inspect a variety of MEMORIAL CARDS, embossed,
::oneo, or plain, at the office of this paper, a, HO
West-street, I)orche,,ter ; or at 7. Bond street, WC)
iw,uth. Or specimen', will he sent dy poet for •-e
96 Embossed rank, with Larne, ,lates. airs. iirA
Ver.' of Petry, j tc.4 of Scripture, supplied for

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NOTICES.
It la particularly requested that all communications
he addreased Etnroa, Exprcsi Teiviron offices. 8.
Street West, Dorche.ter.
heques and Poet Office Order. diotall le made
payable to GEO. FEANKLIN, as above.
Men sums are seat in statatah L esillt44a till
they may he in halt Faintly staaria.

HILINTINO APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Radipolegate—*t
11.
Cattistock Hounds Tuesday (this day), Fronts 81.
Quinton; Friday. Fleet Hou.e—at 10.15.
East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday. Park Fatal, Otillnk
ham -at 11.
Illsekmoor Vale Hounds—Tuesday (this day). EMba.
bridge; Thursday. Hazlegtnye Uouse Kilei
Stag, Pulbans—at 11.

BIRTH&
January If, at Upwey, the wife of Mr William Palmer's( a
am.
Januar,' 21, at Knighton, Winfrith, the wilco( Mr 11. Brows,
of a daughter.
January 28,0* Poole Junction, the 11fie of Mr E short. a
eon.
January Z. at Grove Buil lings, Don:hesti-, .1.40 f W
Joshua Dunford, of a daughter.
J.Maly 27, at East Whiteway Fuse. Purbeck, the wile .4
J. S. Tuck, of a daughter.
J.utuary 23, at Milionel Sts Andrew, the sac el F.
Derrick of a daugt,ter
Januar), 24 at Fortisham, the wife of Mr Li. Pitcher,
s eon.
January 36, at Fonitngton Greco, Dorchester, the wife of Sr
W. It Bruvri, of a ilaughter.
January 28,0* Sundridge House. Bournemouth, Mrs. 1100
Hammond, of • son.
January 30, at the Purbrook Industrial Schools, Buts
tso
wife .4 Mr. E. Worth. superintendent, M a davliter.
Junior,' 31, at Friary Buildings, furow,,,u,s, ihe c,te of s
A. T. Sam, of. daughter.
January 31, M Bliuslferd, MA wife ,el Mr T. COT!.
daughter.
Felemsry K so Pease-Lane, Dorchester, the our oiMr Js°ll
Vincent, shoemaker, of. daughter.
February 2, at Porteahsou, the wife of Mr John 111 Jet, I
eon.
MARRIAGES. 1.1
Jonuary 13, at the Congregational Church, Frew!
Rae. Alexander Lew, Mr J• 11161 CriMths, Brad KoWids,
Poster's School, Sherborne. to Jeanette Evelyn, tisofhler
late Mr I. Isherwood, of Preston.
January M. at the Roman Catholic Charm, osthomal, 9.rgt
D. Hughes, Royal Artillery, Weymouth, to Mies A.il
January 30, at St. Th 001•11, Stepney, Middleeex, 1,7 0.
11. A. Dimon, Mr. W. R. Name, Fordlngton. Eurclost‘• -
Aoold 0•0411 G-6, of the late Mr. John Bridger,
Midiese•.
the
Ft: 02, at
dA.idtotoirlidypansh church.sizor.cmiger,
DEATHS.
daugj.nhwYter atlajiAß°lskaaglY.l-erlNlmer EaseWe""ssoo'h.,
Inspector-Geneni of Koapitals, 04 Marian:lft, in the Mon:
laleesterohins, Km*. aged 70-
„:.1,,r0A77 ttf, at Wernouthoheddeuly, of scarlet lever,
‘..Onlcr. only son of Gen y Parr and Louisa Jones, of
H Warminster. egad 10 yeara
January 31, al Wareham, Robert Caine, I.l'
Dorset Militia, and ColounKergt. Coldstream Guards, sax- •
February I,o* Henstridge. lane Eason, la her frlrd
February I. aged 64, the Rev, John Kenning F0w1er...7,
of East lonebrook (and formerly Curate of Kingsbury EPW''°•"
Bontenietstdre.