The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-31 00:00:00

REPOSITORY,
Wite
iry gym% Hottest/awn.
ni to announce that his
lilt .ItAlt 'E of HORSES will be
"1,7,--"'s ocitl9th, 1876, at the New
hal°ttTt THINITT-STRUT, where
aci ;,•tion for Mesas of all descriptions is
oil wall" •
rniaea. sale at Two o'clock punclnally.
October 24th, 1876.
-JOHN lIILEY AUSTEN,
THEIiE iffiCEA5El).
r t tvr to the Act of Parliament 22nd
v„•.t„ pita 35, Mauled "An Act to
y 0,1 viu Lse.ii of Property and to Relieve
bother is hereby given,— That all
tote* dher Pepsins having CLAIMS
cRRIIITO‘w..„44.y Aabot the ESTATE of the Reverend
I;I:3I4.„?,TFSTEN, late Rector of Tarrant
JOBN ; pthire Will was proved on the
leylOlL,teaber 1876, in the Blandford District
ItCourt of Justice by JOHN
~I Ors „f F ry, Dorset, Esquire, the Bole
orniLl7rw'l Will), are required to send in
• d their Claims or Demands to the said
a: EMS: Ar alummid, en or before the 19th
t, after which day the said
áTll)"iiii .re,. usl to distribute the Assets among
Eiral"*"-- th emio, having regard to the
lie yards, reatltil
peieeede
of which he shall then
• Cetn"" 1 'that he will not be answerable or
fiatimlNl:47l;l7l;isets
Gas dis tribukedto
then
Person
ior Demand ;e shall net
eiss
Pain' I thi•s 16th dav of October,. 15741., N
W. DICKso
Poole,
Solicitor for the Executor.
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pus SALE of rani and ORNAMENTAL
J. ARTICLES, for the benefit of the CHURCH
111MONARY and JEWS' SOCIETIES, will
held at the Tows HALL, Dououtarint, on
NOVERBtIi 7th, 1876, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
awl inin 7to 2 when your attendance will be
sesse'sd a favour.
caitil.bdina.of Work curieeides, Works of Art,
or„,k4, ugly Linen, ('lathing Tor the Poor, &ro, are
requested beton; the first November, and will be thank-
hdly medial by Mrs. Andrews, South-street,
Beds...ter, Mrs. Ludlow. Martinstown Vicarage.
Mrs Worn, W,et Fordington Vicarage. hrea„
Reginald Smith. Weet Stafford Rectory, and Miss
Yeatuan, Trieity-street, Dorchester.
Admittance, Gil. each ; in the Evening, 3d. each.
Children, livil-Pvivv•
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ALBION CLUB, WEYMOUTH.
CIENTLEMEN deeinms of ATTENDING
ths REAnINCoItOOII of the CLUB without
Isaon 11B1111:RS of the CLUB atm 11141113 r for
Fartie'sLam to the lies. See, at the Club.
Royal Bads, (ctober, la.
TIIE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)
111 V•NTIP ZIGISTILY 011101
Fader the Patronage .4 the Nobility,
lergy, and I :entry.
ERVA NTS WANTED. —1 Experienced
t.. 7 lady's Maid. at,, understands hair drawing and
&remaking. P. Cooke $ Mese and Parlourinable.
2 Parlounnaids. 7 Housemaids. 5 Experienced
None. 2 Noneiushis. I I7Pl;er Lannilrymaid. 1
Under Lonelryniaid. C, General Servants. 3 Kitchen
wide awl 1 Scull, ryulaid in ientlemen's Families. 1
Experieneel ottimia tinder a tinder, height not under
fift. !Sim:Wl:m.6l Indoor Mau servant
Apply to Mr. Tuns is Pocsce, Saddler and Ser.
vanti Ite-,istry ;Mice, 3, I 'ornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee I Inc Shilling charged to Lady and
Penang ; if IT letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
earelopr tor n-ply.
No naves given until the fee is paid, and no letters
serrerel isle. 3 stamped envelope is enclosed.
IIIiTANTED, by a respectable man, a
TV s ITUAT as ARDENE It Ma Gentia-
n's'. family. Vinlerstands cows. Wife can take
Ceara of dairy moi leiultry,—Aihhees " A. 8.,"
filefirael Ace, 1 berhester.
WANTED. for Domini. and Sonsitawr,
• PElNir.vg to CANVASS for a NEW
W K now l'pin.. issued. Good terms. For
giticuisrs applf to lr. W. Mutate, Oxford-street,
week
WANTED, a SITUATION as MACHINIST
T 1Th0n.a.,..). or FOREWOMAN in a place
of Berne.. lin,t-class London References can be
lihex - Mires " E.A.L," Poet office, Weymouth.
LEM DORSET,
Tire Miles from Sherborne, Six Miles from Yeovil,
and within 1 hne Mile., of the Yetminster and
Evershot Railway Stations,.
rpo BE LET, BY TENDER, an Excellent
xed Prolertive DAIRY FARM, consisting of
• r 4I ArREs rminrßE. 18 ACRES
AltAltLE. and 7 ACRES ORCHARD, being part
;ler lands 'whinging to "Callboy Farm."
Vire apply to Mr. ROBERT MOLT, r
pert Whert: the terms of letting and further
tinders ton he seen. ENTIIT, GTH APRIL, 1877.
Tender not necessarily accepted.
.1-rs ni writing_ to be sent to Mr. W. P.
I "In". Solicitor Vorcheeter, Dorset, on or before
Ist hes u;oer Pre , I/.

• (lIICurN HOTEL, BLANDFORD.
R. BUBB, Proznistor.
WINES ANI) SPIRITS.
Itew Quality in Bottles, at Wholesale Prices.
Aug (4, 4140p7.'s awl Boss's Ales, Mess's Loissios
thc alehrojca Rostfurd Ales.
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TO BUILDERS. ooNTßAaross, AND
OTHERS.
BENJAMIN PAVE'!,
EAsTi IN LANE, PORTLAND, DORSET,
116.4 rwpwtfully to thank the Public ot Portland,
Wvviwatth, Itri.lp,rt, and vicinity, for the share of
Istrook.v. I.vvtowe.l upon him for several years past
as a LIME MERCHANT, and hopes by strict
lerw.nAl attention to the trade to gain • oontinnance
kal v‘tra.ion of the support hitherto bestowed upon
hut
, PAVET has had 50 years' experience as Lime
MI .4U).• r.
onlvrs by Rail promptly attended to.
rime 2 to 540 n trucks upon the most reasonable

HENRY THORNE,
ACCTIONNSR. V ALUNR, AND OINNRAL
COMMISSION AONNT,
BTURMINSTER risvrrorr,
riEGS most respectfully to thank his kind
1-1 Friends and Kupporters for mud eupport during
le. long experience in the above &utineee—for over
3) years and hopes his usual prompt attention to all
!lupines' entrwded to him, and Immediate Settle-
v.-ht. of all Sale Accounts, will still gain him a share
'f_publie patronage.
Dated Stunninster Newton.
Alt MAOGS, Dentist, Yeovil., will visit
,t the following Towne by appointment, no extra
"I4Pozo being made on that account for Artificial
litAx nrosn.
ltnnyonr. I.havoeowr.
introrr. Mairrocn.
CAST. M ILDORYIN PORT.
PoLrron. OTTRRY ST. MART.
'HARK Bourn Pwrminvon.
()MU tR.TR. Seaton.
boRTIIRATRR. SHERBoRM/L
nILLINGM All SIDMOUTH.
%ninon. Wrrnornt.
('barges forwarded free upon application.
id+ Treatise upon the Teeth, which will be found
'"kilin much useful information relative to their
t and pevesewation.
auslified dental aaddant la in attendance upon
stdes's patienta whenever be ls from home.
XIATOWEI

DEAL & SLATE YARDS, POOLE
JOHN J. NORTON
lila boa iN SALE. Prime Importation of GOOD
11A1GliT POLES from Bt. Petarsboru_h. at the
4416 awl at the Prices as follows :-
700 22-feet roleg at 2.1. per foot run.
2ii ditto at 20. per foot run.
am as ditto at a per foot rum
lame(n.iivaoj of DEALS, MOORING.
MUITI.OING4 DOORS, G°thonborlit
Mt. l'Arrsinsre, Archangel, and other Ports, ale NOW
LEING RECEIVED, and are erPected•
"el,lewher,

THOS. G. BRYER,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER
MOWS AND PUBLICANS' VALUATIONS.
Ornos-16. WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.
Selecting Emigration Agent for the Queensland
Government.
PRIER PASSAGNS IN GOOD SUIP.I.
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RANTS AND AMOUNTS COLUMN).

ALTERATION OF PREMISES,
IMPORTANT SALE OF
FURNITITRE, Sec.,
JAMES F. HANNAH,
DORCHESTER,
Having re-built the Back Show Room., has now two
SHOW ROOMS, of nearly 100 feet long by 20 feet
wide and invitee an inspection of EASY CHAIRS,
COUCHES, &c.
0 A R P T 8.
Over 3,000 yards of Brussels, Tapestry, Felt, Dutch
and Hemp. Short lengths and remnants considerably
under coat price; Stair Carpets in Brussels, Tapestry,
Twill and Hemp ; Good Brussels at 3s. 3d.
F URNITU RE.
Walnut Cabinets, Cheffioniers, Lou Tables, Card
and Occasional ditto, Whatnots, Work Tables,
Ozen ditto, 12s. 6d.
ogany Sideboards, Cheffioniers, Dining Tables,
Dinner Wagons, Book-cases, Folding and other Chairs
In endless variety,
Hall Tables, Chairs, Seats, Umbrella Stands,
Mahogany and Birch Wardrobes, Chest of Drawers,
Washstands, Dressing Tables, Commodes
Glasses, Horses, &c.; Painted Bedroom Furniture of
o
every description.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Mahogany, Birch and Painted Bedsteads, Brass and
Iron ditto, all sorts and due, Cote and Folding Chair
Bide; Spring Mattresses, Hair, Wool and Cotton
ditto, Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Counter-
panes, Quilts, &c.
REPS, DAMASKS, CRETONNES, CHINTZES
Parties re-furnishing will find this an excellent
opportunity to purchase Curtain materials.
CHIMNEY GLASSES.
Three will be specially offered as Bargains.
MATS AND MATTING.
Cocos, Manilla, India, White and Red Cheek,
Wool Mats and Bordered Cocoa ditto, &c.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &o.
As early siarpection is respectfully solicited

TO NEWSVENDORS AND SHOPKEEPERS.
JUST FiIUBLISHEDIII
HENRY LING'S
ILLUSTRATED A LMANAC K. FOR UM.
Prios One Benny.
LIBERAL TERMS TO VENDORS.
THE NEW PATTERNS
Or
DE LA RUE & Go's. PLAYING CARDS
AWL JUAT DCLIVRAZD,
AND OOMPRISE SOME VERY CHOICE DESIGNS.
• CAPITAL ASSORTMENT OF FOOTBALLS
AT TB?
COUNTY HOUSE,
DORCHESTE R.

R. AND O. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWS4GB7T
Dealers In Patent and Honacepathio
Nedkdnen
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERIFUNKRY,
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
(GENTS FOR THE PUBLICATIONS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
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Bookbividitog mem& ivith sealant dad dispatch

WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDER. ea, AA,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
INFORTefB the Public and the Trade that he
keeps a STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Bun, Fire
Bricks Deals, Slates, Bridgwater The, Garden
Edging of Different Patterns, Terra Cotta Vand
different other Fancy Articles of the same MateriaL
A VARINFT OF
REILDY-WORICED HEADSTONES.
Of different Designs, kept in Stock for SALE, and may
be seen at the &rose Weans, PZAAN-LANI, or at Rau-
Dine' in PILINOWS-BTRIAT (next to the Dorset County
Hospital.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
J. T. SOUNDY,
la. HIGH WEST STREET, DORCHESTER,
18 NOW SKEWING • Winn AND ',JARMO STOCK OF
WINTER DRAPERY AND
CLOTHING.
MEN'S PILOT JACKETS from 6s. 9d.
MEN'S and BOY'S OVERCOATS, In all Colours
MEWS and BOY'S MONKEY JACKETS, in
great variety.
CLOTH, CORD, and MOLESKIN TROUSERS.
FLANNEL and COTTON SHIRTS, much under
WHITE BLANKETS, from Is. Ind. each.
FASHIONABLE DRESS MATERIALS, very
Cheap.
WHITE and FANCY COLOURED ALL WOOL
• FLANNELS.
WHITE and SCARLET BATH COATINGS.
SHIRTS, SHAWLS, and WATERPROOFS.
LINSEYS Cheaper than ever.
CORDS, FT TSTIANS, MOLESKINS, and
WOOLLEN CLOTHS.

PORTLAND.
ROYAL VICTORIA LODGE HOTEL,
NEAR THE
RAILWAY STATION
AND THE
FAMOUS CHESIL BEACH.
CHOICE WINES & SPIRITS, BOTTLED
ALES and norm
Lummox' AND Dumas ox THE Swarm Noma.
EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR
EXCURSIONISTS.
Oyu Asp °LOU CARRIAGES, i\ND • Batas roa
Pima Pasruce.
Good Stabliv.
N.8.--Sraour, Rooxa von Pursas Fminzars.

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT
BURGESSES oil' DORCHESTER.
--
Lame AND UNNTLIKIN,-
PiIiDING there is a strong feeling in the
rown that I shouhl offer myftlf for your
Suffrages at the forthcoming Municipal Election, I can
only say, if elected, I will never sanction the
demolishing of Trues-- about the only ornament our
little Borough possesses.
I, too, have" an Opinion" of strong Government,.
"My Opinion" is that it is the strongest Govern-
ment that governs the least.
lam,
Lidice and Gentlemen,
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT HAZEL.
Dorchester, October 13th, 1876.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
LADIZB awn Gorman vs,—
IN compliance with the wishes expressed by
many of the Ratepayer; of your Borough, I have
assented to my Nomination as a Candidate for one of
the mate la the Council, to become vaoant.mtiss-lst
November neat.
My views with regard to the "vexed geestions " of
the Trees and Beggar's Knap are known to you all ;
and I am desirous of promoting such a system of
Economy As was -relsietent with efficiency.
If you do me the h.oar to elect me yon may rely on
my using every exertion to guard y 0... : _eta and to
advance the trade and prosperity of your Borough.
I am,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
ALFRED POPE.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF
THE BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
LADIES AND Gasrummi,—
AT the solicitation of a number of influential
Inhabitants I have consented to become a
Candidate for a seat in the Council.
Born and bred in the town, I have ever regarded our
beautiful Avenues with pride, and would preserve them
at any cost.
Sensible of the want that exists of improved
Dwellings for the Working Chums, I would vote for
the appropriation of the most suitable site for the
erection of the same, and would support any Measures
which would tend to increase our Agricultural and
Commerdsl prosperity.
I remain,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
HENRY DURIM.
13, Oornbill, October 24, 1876.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
LADISH AND GZSTLININ,-
1" FIND that I am again Nominated for
1 re-election to the Office of Town Councillor. If
It be your wish to renew the ounfidence you have
hitherto reposed in me, it will be my endeavour, as it
always has been, to promote the welfare of the
Borough.
I see that reference has been made to the destruction
of an Avenue of Trees; but I am not aware that any
such proposition has been discussed in the Council
during the last five years. The last time it was
brought forward it was rejected by a large majority.
I huring my period of Office I have never given a
Vote I would now recall, as I have felt it has been to
the interest of the Burgesses, and the improvement of
the Town.
I am,
Ladled and Gentlemen,
Yours faithfully,
FREDERICK BENNETT.
TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
Baceruna Bunoseass,—
TT was my intention to have retired from the
1 Corporation, and had I consulted simply may own
rsonal convenience and wishes, I should have declined
being again nominated to serve you as your represen-
tative in the Town Council ; but the kind and generous
lesire expressed by so many of my fellow Townsmen,
that I should still continue to represent your Interests
has prevailed with me, and, I therefore have decided
to place myself again at your service and if, after
more than twenty-five years I still retain your confi-
dence, I shall, as heretofore, endeavour independently
and faithfully to promote, to the utmost of my ability,
the prosperity of the Town, as well as the welfare, as
far as possible, of every Inhabitynt. I may further
say, without any self-laudatioui that no one has been
more anxious to preserve and Improve our beautiful
Avenues than Myself, either by Personal Expense, or
Public Advocacy.
It has also always been my greatest pleasure and
earnest endeavour (as you are aware by a Lecture
delivered before the Dorchester Farmers' (,lub. several
years since) to improve the condition of the Working
Classes, whether it be the dwellings they inhabit, or
their MOM; of subsistence.
U then you again do me the honour of electing me
to represent you in the Council Chamber of the
Borough, you may rely upon my using every endeavour
to promote our united intereeta.
I am,
Brother Burgesses,
Your obedient Servant,
JOHN PETTY ALDRIDGE.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
LADIES AND GENTLEXOI,_
Areport having been freely circulated that it
I. not my intention to offer myself for re-election
on the Ist November, I beg to contradict such an
uncalled-for and unfounded assertion.
My services are still at your disposal, and, should I
have the honour of again representing you at the
Council Board, it will be my object to serve you as
faithfully as heretofore.
lam,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours obediently,
GEO. J. G. GREGORY.
Dorchester, October 24th, 1876.
TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
LADIES Aim Geirruessi,_
HAVING been nominated as a Candidate
for Municipal Honours at the forthcoming
Election, I hasten to inform you that, if returned, I
will carefully study the Welfare and Prosperity of our
ancient Borough.
lam,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours very faithfully,JOSEPH ii"UDGE.
Dated October 25th, 1876.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.
LAMM MID GINTLINIX,--
HAVING been solicited by several of the
influential Ratemers to allow myself to be
Nominated as a Candidate for the Town Council on
the lit of November I beg to may, should you do me
the honour of returning me, my ambition will be to
protect the Trees surrounding the Town, and to
encourage the Agricultural and Commercial Interests
of the Borough.
I should also wish to 800 Cottages built on suitable
sites for the convenience of those who require them,
and any other improvements effected that may conduce
to the welfare of the Borough.
I sin,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
GEORGE FROST
Dorchafter, October 24th, 11376.

V
FIREWORKS!! FIREWORKS'!!!
IN NVZIIY VASUITY TO BE HAD 01,
R. J. MAJOR,
TOY AND FANCY WAREHOUSE,
/3, ST. MARY STREET, WEYMOUTH.
Fireworks in Initials, Mottoes, or any Device.
W,,hllng and Birthday partios
Estiihates fr aLy I oi,play.
I REWORKS by all tlit makur, it
IS, ST. MARY STREET, WEYMOUTH.
ollbtliVE THE ADDla.riel TO PatalNT Itiaarrolwr-
tux r.

IVERVOUS DEBILITY.—Gratiz, a
MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
they way he Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
on receipt of postage stamp.—Aciiirers. SaC/OrrABY
Institute of Anatomy, Birutinsbum.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTH-
EAST WARD OF THE BOROUGH
OF POOLE.
LAMM AND GANTLININ,—
AT the request of a Meeting of the Liberal
Association we beg to offer ourselves as Candi-
dates for the Office of Councillors for the South-East
Ward. which will become vacant on the first of
November next.
If elected we are each prepared to devote that tune
and attention which are necessary duly to fulfil the
obligations which your suffrages will impose upon us,
and in every way to watch the interests of the rate-
payerL
Withll6 enlarged a constituency we feel that we shall
not be able to make a complete canvass, and therefore
trust that any of our friendswho may not be personally
solicited will accept this as our apology.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servants.
HORATIO HAMILTON,
JAMES BUOILTAY,
IL T. TREVANION.

TO TILE BURGESSESI THE NORTH
WEST WARD OF T BOROUGH
OF
LADIES AND GINTLINNN,—
AT the request of a Meeting of the Liberal
Association, we beg to offer ourselves as Candi-
dates for the representation of the North-West Ward
in the Council of your Borough.
If elected we are each prepared to devote our best
energies for the fulfilment of the obligations which
your suffragee will impose upon us. and to watch and
guard (in the future as in the past) your Interests, and
to aid in the development of the natural resources of
your torn, your port, and your neighbourhood, it being
our conviction that such development is t.t present only
In its infancy.
Wo cannot but feel that with so large &constituency
a complete canvass in the time at our command is quite
impossible, awl we therefore trust and believe that
thous" of our friends who may not be personally waited
upon will accept this impossibility as a sufficient
apology.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servants,
JOHN SIDNEY HUDSON,
ALFRED RALSTON,
JOHN HAYMAN.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
let NoVENBtai, 1876.
LIMB AND GUTLEMEN,—
ELECTORS OF THE MELCOMBE REGIS
WARD.
11 HAVE yielded to a very general desire that
I should become again a canditate for the office of
Town Councillor.
If you do me the honour to re-elect me to the office,
my efforts will be continued to promote the prosperity
of the Town.
I am,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
ROWLAND THOMAS.
liond-steeet, October 24th, 1876.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1876.
MELCOMBE REGIS WARD.
%DI k.N AND GENTLEN EN,—
Al ANY friends are desirous that I should fill
..11 1 one .4 the vacancies caused by the retirement
of two Councillors whose term of office now expires.
In deferent* to those wishes, and feeling that in the
present condition of local affairs I may be able to
render service to my native town, by bringing the
experience .4 many years' intimate knowledge of
municipal matters to bear n those great questions
which inl:st (mg.% e the attention of the Council hi
the immediate future, I beg to offer myself for
elucti,n.
I an, as-lured of the impossibility to successfully
surmount tho difficulties which must soon be met,
except they are encountered with an honest resolve to
do all for the bet; without regard to party politics
and distinctiow.; :uol if I have the honour of being
elected,! will earnestly strive to promote the calm and
deliberate treatment of all measures, with the sole
object of the welfare of the Borough.
um,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
SAMUEL WEBB.
Laroslowne-terrace, October 24th, 1876.

TO THE BUIIGESsES OF THE MELCOMBE
EEG IS WARD.
LAMM AND GENTLIDIZN.—
lAN the lit of November four Councillors
will have to be elected to the Council Chamber,
and as I have been nominated to fill one of the
vacancies, I beg to place my services at your disposal.
There are many questions affecting the interests of
the ratepayers demanding the attention of our Local
Board, anti I tun permatled that • thorough praaical
knowlerly.: is imperatively required for dealing with
those queetimui at the present time.
It would lw quite out of place for me in this address
to offer any opinions on the Park difficulty, but I may
state that the evil.; esieting there must be epee. ly
remedied (without spending money on doubtful experi-
ments), and if elected, my beet energies shall be
devoted to the accmplishinent of that end. Although
I shall be unable to make a personal canvass, I trust
my long acquaintance with the great majority of the
Burgesses, will ensure their support on the day of
election.
am,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
GEORGE SEAMAN.
Wooperton-street, October 24th, 1876.
TO THE BURGESSES OF WEYMOUTH AND
MELCOMBE REGIS.
LADIEI3 AND GENTLEMEN,—
ITAYINO been requested by many of my
JAL fellow-townsmen to allow myself to bee a
candidate for the let November, I have felt it my
duty to do so.
During the time I have been a member of the
Council my support has been consistently given to
those schemes which have been so happily successful
In doing away with the Backwater nuisance, in per-
fecting the drainage of the town, and in raising Wey-
mouth to the position .4. one of the healthiest watering
places in England.
Some, however, are not satisfied, and the interfer-
ence of the Board above having been invoked, we we
now on the eve of having to spend a further large sum
of money on drainage works. If elected, I shall most
carefully watch the expenditure of this sum in the beet
Interests of the ratepayers.
I tun almost ashamed to have to confess that I am a
tnemberof a Board that has allowed the Parkto remain
is, long in ao disgraceful a condition. In my opinion
this important property ought intotettiatcly to be dealt
with and placed beyond complaint.
From tune to time we shall be called upon to expend
the ratepayers' money upon works necessary for the
Increasing commerce of the town as well as for the con-
venience and benefit of our visitors.
In dealing with these kuestions I shall be equally
opposed to rash extravagance as to ignorant and hurtful
parsimony.
lain.
Your obedient servant,
GEO. E. ELIOT.
24th October, 1876.
TO THE BURGESSES OP WEYMOUTH
WARD.
LADIES AND Garrroutxx,—
II AVING been nominated to fill one of the
vacancies in the Council Chamber, I beg respect-
fully to offer myself ai a CamlidAte for the representa-
tion of your Ward.
I have taken this step in deference to the expresved
wishes of a considerable number of ratepayers ; and if
elected will tht my utmost to linituOt4l tlm iaLroubt of
this town .uol port.
lain,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES WILLIAMS LOVELL.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION, isr NiavEmßEß.
TO THE ELELCTORS OFREGIS. THE WARD OF
MECOMBE
LAME% AND GENTLENIN._
HAVING been nominated as a Candidate for
the above Ward, I beg to solicit your cuff rages
at the approaching Election,
have no lerson:l aims to serve, HAVO the desire to
be useful to my fellow.burgemes.
I take ~.-reat interest in the welfare and program of
Weymouth, and mu fully conscious of the reeponsl-
nsonorrinevebryy
ei-eacluutbnlel when
bilitiee a Membership of the Council involves.
Municipal instyi.tumtiob
Your obselient Servant,
e'.ffintkitielei‘tott;wBlt.h:se'maini‘rsi -e tilfudestll,ll.l.ll ylientlemn.
JOHN GEACH ROWE.
St. Maryetreet, Nfelcouthe Regis, October 24, 1876
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
-
ANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
j 0 is now acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation foe RESTORING
GREY or FADED HAIR to its
Original Colour. It is • Certain Cure
for Ballow.; and a sure eradicator of
• Das o frill. For Strengthening arid
keephe: the Hair from falling off, it ia
unequalled. These inestitoolde qualities render it an
essential tiolet requisite for all who prize that choicest
gift of nature—a good Head of Hair.
Sold by West chemists, in Ilottles, 2s. and 3s. &I.
Bout be penuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Wareham and Blandked, Mr. GINN&

OOAThI COALS!! COALS ! I
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEN
_,D BIJLLO ot FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS, DEAN.
RIIABON. RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE, COZY LIM COKE,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he can stroagly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, Ike., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltskire Sack Hiring Company.
Depots at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 96, South-street, or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free In Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rated la the country.

POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
1111ITTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
13 Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.
and SPIRITS of the Beet Quality,
W Sd at the Lowest Remunerative Price.
List of Prices for all kinds of Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.
GEORGE NESBITT,
saver Medalist, Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society,
LS7S.
PHOTOGRAPHER AND MINIATURE
PAINTER,
9, TIVRRTON TERRACE,
NORWICH ROAD, BOURNEMOUTH.

SIXTEENTH YEAR,
THE DORSET & SOME-
RSET COUNTIES'
ALMANACK, and Fain (Wender for 1877.
Price 6d. ; by P-
ost. 70.
Offioss :—SOUTII STREET SIIERBOR2III.
CONTENTS
The Great Fairs and Markete, Cheese, Monthly and
Alternate Markets in Dorset, Somerset, Devon, Wiltel
and Hants, arranged in the Calendar —Eclipser—
Holidays —Terms— Festivals —Tabular Almanack—
Parish Work.
CALENDAR, with 'llmes of Sun and Moon Rising
and Setting, calculated for Dorset and Somerset, by
Jae. GLAISNIN, Esq., of the Royal Observatory -
Notes on the Calendar—The Garden—The Farm—
Dorset Clialk Sella, and Somerset Dairies—General
Marketing Table.
CLERGY LIST FOR SARUM.
(with Alphabetical Index).
CLERGY LIST FOR BATH AND WELLS,
(with Index.)
COUNTY OFFICIALH—Dereet and Somerset.
County and Borough Members--rief biographies
of) polls, hie —Voten In the Four Cuontke—l'aupers
in the Four Counties.
The whole BRITIAN TARIFF Taxell— Licenses—
Stampe—Postager--(inland and foreign)—Executor's
Duties—Next of Kin-:Expectation of Life—Breeding
Tablet Royal Family and Ministry National
Income—Population of the United Kingdom (middle
of 1876)—Imports, &e.
Ace's OY LANT SDiSION—New Poor Law—Pollution
of Rivers—Elementary Eduaition--eruelty to Animals
—Trade Unions—Friendly Societies, &e.
Nonce!
No more ddrertiocoseate Cue be receive!, As dieted
space (100 paws) taial
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS AND
BORROWERS.
SPECIAL 'ADVANTAGES are offered to both
these flaws by the MUTUAL SOCIETY, 36
to 40, Ludgate Hill, London, KC., a Provident
Institution on a new principle, established in 1866,
since which time nearly 100,000 Certificates of Member-
ship have been issued. The objects of the Society are
to provide facilities for the Accumulation of Savings,
the ,tnticipation of Savings, and the Acquisition of
ProjArty, and the Fructification of Savings. All
Subscriptions bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent.
per annum, with a liberal Bonus every five years, and
the lowest amount received is 2e. 6d. • month. Inverters
of ss. per month (or any larger sum for a longer period)
are furthermore entitled to an advance of £lOO by
tender, repayable in equal quarterly instalments over
a period of 20 years; or the same amount may be
obtained by ballot for the same period, free of interest,
every fourth advance being so allotted.
Prospectuses and Full Particulars may be obtained
of the Local Agents t
WIIIBORNE—Mr. H. J. WAREHAM, West-street.
POOLE—Mr. C. Gein, 13, Kingland Place,
Langfleet.

NOTICE.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
DIRECT FROM COLLIERY OR SHIPPING PORT BY RBI
TRUCK LOAD.
(iREAT ADVANTAGES TO CONSUMERS.
PRICES are regulated from time to time and
full particulars given by
TOOME.R BROS.,
RE A 1) 1 N 0 ,
Aleo at their offices :—Ntez Ruts, LONDON, Maw-
CA.STLI. CARDIFF, BournamPros, LirDurr, and
Huntagroaz.

DURDEN'S
BALSAMIC
COUGH ELI XIR
13 THE MIT REMEDY THE
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
HOARSENESS, WHOOPING COUGH,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, LOSS OF VOICE,
SPITTING OF BLOOD, ac.,
rPHE PROPRIETOR can noufidently recom-
mend thLs ELIXIR in all Affections of the
Chest, as it acts directly on the Oommaled Phlegm,
causing free expectoration. Those who are troubled
with that unpleasant tickling in the throat which
deprives them of rest at night from the incessant
cough which it provokes will, by taking one dose, find
immediate relief, even though all other remedies have
In bottles Is. lid., 2a 9d., 4s. fid., and Us. each.
11. DUILDEN,
CHEM IST, DORCHESTER.
OILARLES GENT,
I BLANDFORD, WIMBORNE, AND POOLE
TELEGRAM,
13, KINGLAND PLACE, LONGFLEET, POOLE.
Advertisements and items of news, from the above
district, for The Dorset County Repress, and The
Dorset County Telegrams, should be addressed as
above.

TESTED BY THE PUBLIC ANALYTICAL
CHEMIST.
JOHNSON,
JOHNSON AND 00'S
PURE TEA,
SECURED IN TIN FOIL PACKETS.
Free from all mineral colour, or other adulteration-
Wholesome and Invigorating-of great strength and
delicious flavour-and Cheaper and Better tkan any
other Tea.
QUALITIES FROM 2s. TO 4s. PER POUND
Hold by upwards of Three Thousand authorized
Agents thronghout the Kingdom
LOCAL AGENTS :-
Drectrestor, Dolma, Chemist F.sston LAss,Pssami and Co.
Askerreell, Noss, Poet Office Maiden Newton, Mutat, Grocer
Beitmlnster, KW/AIDS, Confer- Netherbury, ftruntar, Grocer
Goner. Poole, Bhusroirs.lso, Ifigb-St.
Brldport, Coos Confectioner Portland, 'town., Bookseller
„ Beim. Dooksefler Piddletrentlilde, Os evil,
, Harbour, JOHN Gro Grocer
Burton Bratlstock, &mums, Btohorough, Hun, Baker
Grocer. tfpwey, Boirorrcu, Baker
Corse Abbas, Hoe.; Book- Weymouth, Ptowura, Baker
seller , Wmusus, Chars*
Corte Otetle lIATCIIII, Bolter Wool 'lduroroan, Grocer
JOHNSON, JOHNSOH, AND CO.,
TEA MERCHANTS,
SOUTHWARK. LONDON. S.E.
- -
TIIE "BLOOD PURIFIER.'
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purifies the system,
and acts like a charm. As a attstatning and purifying
t.onie it is invaluable, and highly recommended in long
standing cases of indigestion. nervousness, coughs,
-terofula, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. Sold by
all druggists. I 'untion- Ilet the re I and bine wrapper,
with the Doctor's head in the centre: n., other genuine.
in bottles. 2s. 6.1., 45., 7s. lA., an.l 11... Sent by rail
to any address.
'FHB OLD DR.'S 5.1,114APA12114,.1 PILLS are
the most iopular Inca k flown for all bilious
affections, liver HMI stomach complaints, awl indigos-
tiotzs proved by thousands.
SARSAPARILLA OINTMEFI T, the beet
soother of all sores, burns, and mulls each in boxes.
Is. ; 2s. ikl., and 4s. 61 By post 15, 36, and 60
stamps.
Chief Depat, 131, FLEET-STREET. LONDON.
An eminent Profemor rhemiday bean todanony
as follows : -
"I have examined the machinery employed by Maim
BOOTH and FOX in purifying Down, and have wadi
carried out the process on a small scale. It 110IHNITS
perfectly and destroys any -erns of moth life, titc., in the
Down. have also Clanlinel MOd.: . BOOTH and FOX'S
stock of Down Clothing, and find that it contains no traces
of imLurity, but MUMMA solely of pure, soft, smutting
dawn.
BOOTH AND FOX'S
VAAL DOWN QUILTS,
DOWN SKIRTS.
Th. PUBLIC are respectfully CAI 'TIONEI) against
SPIT it 101 rs INI ITA'r fONs,
Where IJNI'IIIIIFIF.D mid INTERIOR DOWN
may have been lima in the manufacture.
The article; so made are sure to become UNWHOLE-
SOME and UNPLEASANT in use.
See B. and F.'s Pamphlets of Testimonials from
Medical Men who writ.., from actual experience.
Sold by the leading hilt APER /I and
UPOLSTERERS throughout the Kingdom.
Each article manufactured by 11. and F. has their
Name and Trade Mark attached.
BOOTH and FOX, Patentees.
Cork; Manchester end 81, Hatton Garden,
Loudon.
Fele Medale-Loudon, 186*; Dublin, 1806.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.
Not only to Protect toll to Promote Trade, and to bring
good men together.
Established 1860.
F LIN T AND CO's
BRMSH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
Hun Ornere--Chespdde, London, E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFFICES.
Messrs. WALLACE, BAILEY, and WILKINS, Bermond
bey, London.—" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature—quite original—made a trial of other
Offices for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches us that, for thoroughly sound information and
I speedy replies to inquiries, your Office =questionably
stands first." Members Three years.
Messrs. RICHMOND and CHANDLER, Agricultural
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.—" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
Messrs. M. normal-LET, junr. and Co., Bradford,
Manchester and Lorsion. —" Carel til —no trouble spared
—appreciate the care taken— -has our highest commen-
dation." Members Seven years.
Messrs. PARSAVAICT and Son, Merchants, Leeds.—
For Continental Information—the importance of your
method of obtaining information from more than one
channel speaks for itself—pleasure in recommending
our Offices."
Messrs. Howrim and PALMER'S Bissuit Factory
Reading.—" Recommend." Members Seven years.
Mesas. Wu. SEnctlis and Co., Sewing Machine
Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley.—" No bad
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."
To those who wish to join these Ofitets as Members.
The year commences on the first of any month.
Cheques maned National Provincial Rank to FLINT
and CO.
SUUSCRIPTIONS—£3 35., £5 fie., £lO 10s, and upwards
per annum.
N.B.—Please soul for a Prospectus, free on applies-
-41.
TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.

COCKLE'S ANTIB I L lOUS PILLS.
In use the hat VI years far
INDIGFSTION.
In limo at 1,, lid, In 9d, a ed, and iIL

00ICLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
In sum the last 76 years for
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS
In BMWS .t 144, ?a94. Is M. iMil

THE MARVEL OF THE WORLD,
AND GREATEST WONDER OF THE Aug.
COLMER'S ECLECTIC REMEDIES.
PRIPARLT) AT
M ADAME JANE COLMER
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE,_
Of the AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
PHILADELPHIA,
GIL:AD-110(7SX DISPRNSART.
MIDDLE-STREET,__YEOVIL.
FOR THE CURE OF SCROPULA AND DLSEAFIES
OF THE SKIN.
°MUIR'S Hanel. PUILITYIKe LIM PILLS, for the core of
every species of *curry, leprosy, arnatula, king.ertl. worbutia,
stratus. Osman, erysipelas, sore legs, ulcerated wound* In any
past of the body, &tor, pike, rheumatism, and other import-
dee of the blood. If of twenty years' standing. The inventor
of these pill. feels happy in being enabled to offer to the
afflicted • remedy that C. 13 be relied on as a specific. nese pills
area pure vegetable extract, end form an admirable strength-
ener of the frame and purifier of the blood: Sold in boxes, Is
19d and Is 9d.
COLNIZII surnames Filers on trimmer °fano/sr.—A
IMO remedy for wound, of evory description will be found in
the usc of 'his oidebrated obtionent, oapeciall) the king'. evil,
inflormittlon-, I urns, welds, erysipelas, plies end Astor, cute,
becnc.4, ehilidgin., scorbutic eruptions, plain's. on the face,
lore and inflamed eyee, gangrene inortillestimpi, sore bream,
metro,, humour., frt., on I It be a eertrin core for ulcer.
alit ore legs. If of 20 yean Sanding. It is prepared only by
Madtree Dr. Como, the Inv cot ir and aisle proorletor. the
secret lining known to on other person In th 0 orld In boxer
or pan, lviii und 2si al each.
Ad clic Gratin every Friday, loci every rarrnin.,- and OTOII.
lag ring the week from 7111! 2am , awl from 7 VII 10 pm.
-MI cars of Tors-Rom cured with one dose of
0-if nr' Vegetslile Worm Mr e within three honrs r.fter
applwitieri. It the patient ettriola feethij, which oh- m
ell aura be done.
Dr. JANE COLMER, In tendering her sincion thanks for the
'hen! patinae's, she has hitheriii rear.ed, fisie s.oirci that
Dr needs only to Crier the mapy inerael end iii•il-knewn
ram which she Am carried to a anereadul joule ao it...! the 1114
10 year., in the thilliedhao ••• trboini d lo r home prectlo,
to 0011, ire() Ili.) ptlitile el 1:1, ratraord cry I,4,•iiiic ire so
and rriorphant mulls of the En-colon Syr-, i of larlicine. She
may to coosulted lo the followlia
Pertnian's Arm . inn, Sallibury-streot, So :and
Timor...lay in each month.
Geolye lac, First W. intldr., in each moll h.
Dosenemaa. Plume of Feathers Inn, Met Third fitter
dist to each month.
Gmusottax, Rod Lion Iletel, last Menlo). In ern month.
BALUISTILY, Saracens Head lint, 11.-rt Tuesday in each mouth.
Patients attended a, t' sir own reddeoese in Town of
Country. if required. Prole •Inell vl. its chem.' for emeriti, g
to distance. Country jusetotte si it responded with on receipt
of a ramped dins-tea envelope. and Medicines sent carefully
packed to any pert of the Kingdom.
Ali letters and Poet. fllw Order. to he sent to Or. Jan
Ceolge, Otleadhousc Dumenrary. Middle-street, Yeovil.
Teeth carefully extracted.
Used the BUI of Copies of Testimonials, witch may be had
Ore*.
No connection with any person or perenue whatever:
Agent+ are required In all parts of the United Kingdom fee
the Sale of Colmer's Medicines, Re,
TESTIMONIAL&
Gotham, near Cranboree. Derast,
March 10th, 1874.
Dear Madam,—Pray .coept My heartfelt thank, for the most
extraordinary cure you have perform.' en me. If 1 did not
return von such I should censider myself ungrateful.
I, Ellen Bailey, was afflicted with deceased knee-Joint for
some considerable time, during which my health sadly suffered,
much vici, that I became an inmate of the Salisbury Infir-
mary for 11 months, where they performed an operation on
my ken, removing the bone which Jonas the knee-op
(Patella), alter which I was turned out incurable. I was then
prevailed on to become an inmate of the Charmouth Con-
yaleacent Home for three months, from where I was also
tem.] Incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy honey, by the use el your
valuable Remedio, in the space of six months I received a
perfect cure. I have now been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return of the complaint since.
Wishing you to make this public for the good at Ober pow
I raffenn,
I am, dear Madam,
Gratefully yours,
ELLEN BAILEY.
To Dr. Jane Colmer, Gilead House, Yeovil.
All cases of TAPEWORM CURED IN THREE HOURS after
application, if the pigeon attend fasting, which should in all
Oro be done.
The undermentioned Persons have been cured by taking
COLMER'S INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICINZ
RIAD TBZ YOLLOITUKI MAJITZLLOUS CURL
• 5, Thomas-street, Weymouth:
I hereby certify that I wag • great sullfrrer Beim tape-worms
for upwards of Ave years. I took medicine for it, and 'ore
symptoms soon followed by parts of the tape-worm being
expalltd, but no cure was effected. I went hundred of miles
no the Continent to parties famed for the cure of tape-worm,
but they failed to cure me. At last I was informed Madame
Dr. Colmer, of Yeovil, had cured many people. I went to
consult her, and in lees than two hones triter taking does of
her nunlicine It. wonderful effects were shown by my treeing
three monstrous tape-worms with their heads attached, the
shortest nearly one hundred feet In length. I had never taken
anything In my life for worms that tried me an little, for I
was able to attend to my business the whole of the day.
I am, yotun rafflectfull,.
MONSIIIJR LETS,
Surgeon Dentist.
CAUTION—In conirquence of the great sums of Dr.
Jane Cohner, many pereoe• hove been travelling In her name,
or stating they are her travellina Agents, and that they are In
partnership with her. She begs to caution the Public against
ouch persons, and therefore givea thin notice to the Public,
that she has no connrxion with any person or penione what-
ever, neither has she any travelling Agents. Whosoever tree
her name will be Prosecuted.
AD. P. BRIAR PIPFN. Brier Pipes, stamp.' A. I). P., are
guaranteed against heroin,: and cracking. The bowl of
eatig A. D. P. Pipe codeine printed guarantee. lirien from
la each, of all Tobacviiiiiite. Whiderde and for exportation of
o POSENISR end CO., 01, kla.ell-streut, tailgate, Landon.

1
IDRADFORIVIs Patent "VOWEL'
RIZOVID D WASHING lIAC OINKS,
from Wrindors, /howls.. Loondry Fittinno, fon
FLIIIT-11? . 1 CUL%I ngllol free by noon 140. Mond 14n, 1110, linl-
I.C. horn, Landon, W.O , and Creocont Iron Works,
llonehen.t.

i oon PATTERNS of NET/ SILKS or Dram iloodi sant
SILKS from Ito 10 Gs. Fancy Dresses 7s. M. to 6 Cis.
Write to D. NICDOLfIoN Pc On., 50 to SS, Mt. Pours bore
pint, London, EC. Eaalillehad 111411.
DRIGHTON AQUARIUM, containing SEA LIONS
0 PORPOISES, ROYAL STUROF.OI6B. and lasiest OollecMon
of Fishes in the World. G. Reeves Smith, Oen. .
.._ . _ -
IMPORTANT.—HAY'S Pateat—Waterproof
{
For Ships* Decks, Sides and Bottoms.
For seewing Dry Apartments (certain).
Gorposmons. For • damp course for Foundations
For Marble k OrldDerl Papers., cheap Varnish
For Out-door use. Varnish 104 per gall.
OHANDOS STREET, LAMPORT, PORTSMOUTH.
pACKET TEA! PACKET TEA I I PACKET TEA! I I
AGENTS WANTED In all parts of the Kingdom for the
sole of the Foo Chow Leo Oixonany's Tow. Admitted by
ainnoissieurs to be the bee.. Wholeralo at the Oompony's
Warehouses, 16, Uwe-street, London, E.G.
ril II E ALLIANCE SOCIETY, 61, Moorgate
I. Street, London, EX.
To TN vuirntßu : F per cent. Interest Bonuses a Drawings.
To BORROWERS : Advances free of Interest_
Prospectus en application.
A. R. WORMALD, Aetuarv. E. T. IL WILDE, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED.
DoNWR CRYSTAL PALACE only 001,11 MEDAL MARK-
O ING INK. See each label has the Adams, 76, Southgate
Rosil, London. Wholesale an.! Retailers ore hereby
CAUTIONED against Selling any Colourable Imitation. See
Daily Papers for Action tried Dec. 17th and lath, before Baron
Cleasby : Verdict for the proprietor. A TRADE MARK Is not
only • Symbol er Character but general appearance of Label.
whereby the Public would be deceived. Mews Wills and
Watts, Solicitors; J. P. Yeatimon., Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
Standing Counsel

STAIR PADS prevent the Qtrpot cutting, make the irte
soft to tread now, and wM last for pieta
&ilea of Coef Zoning and Stair Pads Meow inerrasinp.
To be had of all Upholsterers and Furnishing Houses.
Manufactured by A. F. Stoddard & C.., Paisley.
lIITALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are superseding
VP all others. Prize Medals, London. HMI Paris 1667:
Slyer free. £3 6. Gold, from 166. 66, Corribill, LC. MO,
Regent-Street, W., and 76, Strand, W.C. Descriptive wapitis<
free.
DRAM, REED, STRING, AND DRUM AND Pint BA N
D PIANOFORTES. AND HARMONIUMS at whole
slo prises, at J. %mown, Buxton-read, Huddersfield
Prices with drawings of every Instrument post free. Mode in
any kind .1 lo<nd Patronised by the Army, Navy. aryl Rifle
I Dorm. Second-hand Instruments bought or taken in
Exchange.

RANUEL CLARKrA
NEW PATIENT
I YRAWID FOOD WARNERS.
Pax EnumwmouL
No. I. llolds half•pint Food, besidoe wator, Prim Itt 04. each.
No. „ Thrce-qoarturs Pint „ „ 5a Od.
No. S. „ One Pint FOnd Oil. „
(ILARKE's PATENT PYRAMIO NtrallT LIOFITS
/ =nen who Sot any difficulty in obtaining the Pyramid
Nlght light, in gond condition aro solle;tod tt write to the
Patentee, at the )knufactory., 110, Albany Street, Kettent'm
Park, London, N W.

riLARMirs PYRAMID NIGHT ..IfiliTal am made exur...ly
U for burning In Pyramid Fool Warnevs. Clarks 's
Zraild Feed Manners will not answer with any other Night
',TIE PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Iron from
1 Corrosion Wood from Decay. It. not idistor, are non-
polonnous, Militant, thimble, economical. For HOUSE,
SIIIP, anti MINERAL USE. Manufactured in all Colons
by tbo
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOr,.
M ILNER'S SAFES, Ihnt awl Chesprot SAFEGUARD
aiming FIRE ant THIEV
Phoenix Safe Works. Lieurimg.
T AMPIAIUMIN PTPUTIC SALINE is the most altistesblll
11 nod °Motions in iv, remit,: owl curing (even., eruptive
complaints, and IMlammotion. It ir.tantly Mimes the most
ntetto headache awl thirst., awl if given with lime-Miro syrup,
a specific in tout r.•. I rheumatism. 113.101 b. F..(1.
_ . - ------- --
rnituv.Frrrs, I, Now 1,n,l it. Iloir Drportment.— For
1 Hair an.l P..rfuto. ry only. Headdrocus, Twists, Curia,
P'rintres. Re. Dad artistes. Moderate prises. Address Wtmont
Ts twin, 1. New it °PI-street. Ism ion, W. Sempereivons is
the hest Hair Restorer, iv.. Short Curls and Fringes Ss. di.
each.
TIAMP nousws, DAMP C.tli 111
CURED CHEAPLY sad THoROUGHLY by the
PETRIFYINO LIttITID, Manufactured Transparent or la
Colours, only by the i.IYRRIshM. SILICATE PAINT
COM9ANY, who are alto the Sale Maltifseturom of the Petri-
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FOR THE BALE OF HORSES,
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AND CARRIAGES.
AT MR AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON, N.
TORRE "THE PERFECTION OF
1j HIGHLAND MIMICRY."
WHISKEY. I UNRIVALUID Fat
"TODDY."
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Perdos. THE PELHAM SHERRY Pardon
3 6s. •
Rau Irma's'', 3 6..
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As supplied by them to the late Earl at Yarboroaßh.
BOYLE'S PATENT SELF-ACTING
A IK-PUMP VENTILATORS. EFFECTUALLY Ernucr
Lk the FOUL AIR, have NO Mechanical Motion, and are
entirely FREE FROM DOWN DRAUGHT.
Price Lists, and Tertimmilds on applicationri=tra
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of "HOME SHUTTLE"
Femnor LOCK-STITCH sEWINO MACHINE,
GN TREAGLE COMPLETE, CS 6 0
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A Orst-elese Certificate granted brkanchaster Botanical
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any purpose. See In use and order at patentees, 112, Victoria-
street, Westminster. Prospectus, drawings, and teethoontals
aunt.

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I Founded 1104. To meet the imoriny requirements of the
I public the Est alithihment has been much &dame& The Baths
arc now Mal at the London !Laphal" and are recommended
by the most ',, medical man. Par particulars apply to
the Secretary, (7, liakermtrect, London, W.
The tIECIIANICAL or:ration of Scaling Teeth Supersede!.
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am miraculous I. the cur, of ,av,:ry plum of
St:HYMN WEAKNESS
And the train id symptmus whist, follow thesauri.
A Angle Box 141 pros, Its wonderful cMeacy.
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Details of ewes and mires free.
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111 tails.
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wife of the isto Vaptain Shute flarringtm Pier, PIA
Wel'etoNth• ti 4
Getober IP, at Jordan Farm, Preston, the wifr )Ir.
ChtircultrberSeg.t,tboye...inufart, of
..tmr jo.n.
s natl. a
Weymouth, of a son.
October 21, at Preston, tho wife of Mr.
lon.
LYTCHRTr MINSTKR—Not authenticabat by the vital
name aud address, so cennot appear.
MARRIAGES
DTa:m(l:l,o,tri:tbel(ftorreFlaviv),i.eszaat,ahetuStbt....siM,Arectoranrrnewl.P.,::Ki"ylirkm;beit.„ll,tviert°el4l,:4o4.,oll4 the :311:"I•
the late Mr. George King Shore, of Slillbrook. Avelnir
John Roes, of Weymouth.
Goorge E. Cole, Rector of ileinton, lioetharapby tihonshimilev
assisted by Rev. K W. Pears, Rector of St PAW%
Dorchester, George James Williams Andrews. selicitat•
Catherine, daughter of Alfred Emson,
_Esq., 01 D.rcheir;
the
Rebve.rN24,.
Latefi.dsmt.
HGlienurcryhß,
..eMeolmooicawbo.
Alhan's-strest, to Miss Sarah seaman, only
of Mr. George Seaman, late borough surveyor, of "`,.
mouth. -
DRATHs. September). at Itrentiord, will Ontario, Jeuliaaa.
Mr Robert Robins.
I octot.er 7,, at Fowlinghm, the """
oat Ifred Wootrin. ,wed 1 month, deeply reatl"L
1
13..,Ler Is 1:m
,at orueihout Mh. ary i;eorzlana Potit
thkst euro,oiz daughter of the Hon. and Right
Bishop of Solor :ui.l Man, aged :0;
Octoler 21, at tie, South ‘Vtatt,ern Railway 4,.t.t2,..4.
lboreliester, (of consumption) Predertrk Je."l4 'kW' ids
of Mr. J. Pitcher, ag,sl IS years.
'October
M,
r 51. oharim i
suddenly, at ttgeod Wiloi.it;.,;.hl,llonrouorlecinti.L.
ch,, ll4.
headings must
boAD.F..uNtren—tatetlanbyntoccenawinesno,t udnaddejmolbl
the sender, accompanied with Is. fid. stannic or it
not appear.