The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-18 00:00:00

01.—No. 1,075.
--------,c AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
9°--- Esroottengro 1852.
T, ENSOR begs to announce that his
Wilt F4'l" fifOrigi,aB.!c..,STwOilllEbeßf4l74
SIIEE- ' i,„ii.,..5.,.„, 22u d , 1876, at the REPOSITORY,
SArr.lPlT'—s,;uth %Yolks near the South-Western
StatiUn. Present Entries :
6 98W Fat Devon Heifers, the property of Mr.
EltrorthY
3 prise Fat De 00 Heifers
4 prime at Heifers
.; Fat Heifers
I Eg Bull
!Ben', 3 Ditto 2 Ditto
Hat
t Barrow" .' •
, • cool and es with Calves
ava m.Calf Dairy Cows, the property of Mr. J.
::
" cbdAtopber, who is giving up dourying
Flneilli Caffi
I Fat CAI"'
r, Fat Wethers and Ewes .
p Fat Ewe, 20 Ditto 20 Ditto
-4,1. in the 2 on t'attle and Sheep, 5
n„ t. 41 Huns* and Implements. Prooeeds of Sole
,„
' I to, t'‘en.lors NM day
J,,,,ry 4th, 1876, Auction, Valuation,
e,licoei office, !A South-Arse. Dorchester.
TARE 011W...b.- SALE
IME.A3i.TINN) SOonlit
IroiNIIDATSEJL‘LNuAbsi
17th, 1876, in CAA Wools and CANE DOWN
W..,11, -
47 Lots Ash Bailing POle.
45 Ditto Ank Pole, fit for Plough Tackle
A Ditto Spruce awl Scotch Fir Poles
17 Ditto Firewood and Beech Timber
21 1 hwen Hurdle.
100 Bundle. Sticker,
10,000 1*.., It 0, in Lotai
File to commence at One o'clock in Came Wood,
tot Culliford Tree.
.-- - - -
UTIMB4)RNE AG RIC U LTURAL REPOSE-
IV TORYSAI.E.Torpiamr, 3a:trent 20th, 1876.
Present Entries:
.. Fat Heifers 4 Ditto 2 I )itto
le fat Ter.
MIA Ewes
Early entries are solicited.
------_—
Pulimioary Notice of an Important SALE at
MERLEY lIALL.
One Mile from Wituborne Station.
lifß. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
sfl inntni. nom, by Mr. WALLIN, who ill quitting
.De el hi. EOM+. to AEI,I, by AUCTION, on MON•
141. Four On 7th. Ig6, -
!..1 Superior D 1114 Y COWS, about 70 of which will
Inne Calved by time .4 Sale
t; FA COWS and HEIFERS
4 Tat BULLS
Ito "AWN sial MORN COUPLES
A Fat sod .4tore PIGS
CART HOlisES
An tiloree-t.wer STEAM ENGINE and
THRASHING MACHINE, by Clayton, and
sIamNTS number.' AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
ME, WAGGoNS, etc,
Father particulate will be given in Advertisements
and Catalogues.

TOLLER FRATRUDI.
Nire Miln from Dorchester and one Mile from the
Helen Newton Station of the Great Western
Railway.
Preliminary Notieeof a most Important SALE of about
21i DEVON CATTLE.
irR. T. ENSOR hes been favoured with
it instrudions to SELL by AUCTION, on
TrISDAT, FUIRCAIIV lath, 1676 (being the day after
ltedieeter Cattle Fair).—The late Mr. Edward
Whittle. DEVON HP:RD, which for numbers, size,.
eolour, cost, symmetry, constitution, and
miter is unrivalled by any Herd of Devons in the
Madan will be given in Catalogues in due course.
Auction Office. re, South-Street, Dorchester.

BLANDFoRD AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY
SPRING CATTLE SALES.
At R. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
.11. seat SALE will be held on WInNIIIDAT,
Ftwrav 2nd, ls 7, fur which early Entries are
racket
WAREHAM SPRING CATTLE MARKETS.
T. ESSOR begs to announce that his
Ji nen SALE will he held on TUBSIMT, FEBRUARY
P. 16, for which early Entries are solicited_
TO RE SOLD cheap, good &cond-
i heel TR V TION ENGINES PORTABLE
ENGIND. awl TiIitASHING MACHINES, in
notanit ',late of repair and first-claim working
"ailloh —Apply to RoBET and Co., Engineers,
Lies.h.
two
for
ac,;,,ENRAL FE
are, house. Good MALE
litewoharacter
ble.—Apply to Mrs. CAlt, Bhompstone,
16raarto.

A Borr 40 tons of good sound SWEDES
volt SALE, in Dorchester or on rail, in bulk
sr man quantities. Dia. per ton.—Address "
&lyre.; office, Dorchester.
FREE EMIGRATION
T
BOUTS AUSTRALIA.
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T, Art i.aus, Agricultural. Railway and other
la'our,rs and Gardeners, Copper, Tin, awl Lead
Ilners, not exceeding 40 years of age, single, or
honed with not more than three children, also to
Smzle Female Domestic Servant..
MINERS ARE INELIGIBLE,
All Persona who are considered eligible by the
rnination Agent, paying their own Full Passage,
receive a lAnd Order AVarrant of the value of 1:20
fe every Adult above 12, and £lO for Children between
I and 12 yearn if
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seat of South Aiodralia, No. $, Victoria Chambers,
Westminster, isoolon. S.W.
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t" Nude Doinc Servants of all kinds, who are
'Sae free to engage with whom they please at the best
new they can get.
Wages I:2.1 to CIO a-year all found.
Free Passages given to Agricultural Labourers
Whether married or single.
Wages tto to fro x.year with board and lodging.
Assisted Passage.. to Mechanic* on payment of Ea.
Wages as under :
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' .areenter.
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Wttsox, Wimbome.
TIIE ADULTERATION ACT
AND WHAT IT REVEALS.
.It has heen proved by the Public Analyst at
GreetSTA, that die compound so largely used by the
awl known under the name of Citrate of
31a4nesia, is almost wholly cemposed of washing soda
Oil tartaric +TM; an,l the magistrates refused to con-
It %calor because it is the compound known and
.41 under the shove name.
MAGNESILYNE,
The new preparation with a distinctive name to Elia'
1y the
h it from the `MIAMI,' article, is thus reviewed
" LANCET," NOV. 20ris, 18Th.
"In Magnesilyne or Magnesium Citrate, we
have now a ' Granular Effervescing Citrate
llownesia,' in fact as well as in name. The
sPelication if the title Cit.r.de of Magnesia to the
I,snur.s preparaii"ft is. in mil. opinion, thoroughly
misleading, and should at ,ence be discontinued."
Magnesilyne in bottles, Is. and 2s. fid . each, of all
theraista
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OTIIE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
LD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
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DORSET COUNTY ELECTION, 1876.
MR. R. FOWLER will MEET his FRIENDS
.0i at the Town undermentioned on the following
day, and hopes to make arrangements for Visiting
every part of the County before the Election :
Weymouth ... Tuesday, January 16th.
Sturminster and
Thursday „ 20th.
Sherbome
Lyme & Charmouth Friday „ 21st.
Dorchester . . Saturday „ 22nd.
Any Communication from Persons favourable to Mr.
Fowler's Candidature to be addressed to his Agents,
Messrs. HURT Loci and SoN, Solicitors, Dorchester,
and persons willing to undertake voluntary canvassing
are requested to send for animas books.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
Germinal,—
A. VACANCY being about to occur in the
Representation of this County, in consequence
of Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to con-
fer • Peerage on Heim GERARD Swim, Esq., one of
your present Members, I beg to offer myself as a Can-
didate for the high honour of representing you in
Parliament.
Approving as I do of the policy of the present
Ministry (both foreign and domestic), I shall, if elected,
give them my strenuous support and watch with
anxiety any measures they may bring forward,
especially any which relate to Local Government,
being anxious that they should be such as will alleviate
our local burdens and the taxes that press on industry.
My family having been so long connected with the
County and so well known to all, I venture, with con-
fidence, to ask your sat istance and support to enable
me to obtain the seat when vacant.
Should I through your kind support obtain the object
of my ambition, I shall endeavour to advocate to the
beat of my ability the principles upon which I now
solicit your suffrages.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant,__
EDWARD H. T. DIGBY.
Materna House, 30th December, UM

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
Omni-num,—
HAVING been solicited to allow myself to be
put in nomination for the approaching Vacancy
in the County representation, I beg to offer myself as
a Candidate for that honour.
It is admitted that the Measures to be submitted to
the present Parliament are more likely to deal with
social than with political questions of a party nature,
aod the principle upon which I appeal for your sup-
port is this, that the claims of the aericultural interest,
which is sd important in this County, will be best
served by a Representative drawn from the clam of
Tenant I. arineni, this priociple has been already acted
on in a few Counties, and does nut imply any antago-
nism between Landlord and Tenant. 'I he real interests
of the two are one and the same; but each has his own
views, and those interests will be best secured by a
clear expression of them by each. To express the
views of the Landlords you have already two County
Member,; for those of the Tenants you have no one,
and it is for that purpose I appeal for your support.
The experience of a life devoted mostly to agricul-
tural interests and trade. the efforts which I have made
to advocate them at the Central Chamber of Agricul-
ture, and the knowledge which I have gained there
will, I hope, entitle me to your confidence.
I am strongly of opinion that many of the burdens
which are now borne by Local Taxation should be
equally borne by all property, and any well-considered
measure for that purpose should have my hearty assist-
ance. I could not support the abolition of the Game
Laws, but would vest in the Tenant the control of
ground game.
I am in favour of the Education of all classes in any
way short of direct compulsion, which seems to me to
interfere with the due liberty of the subject.
Should you do me the honour to elect me as your
Representative, I should give an independent support
to the present Government, and make it my special
object to further the interests of the County.
I am, gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
ROBERT FOWLER.
Whitchurch. 3rd January, 1t176.
_ _
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GENTLEMEN,—
hereby announce my intention of withdraw-
ing myself from the complication of difficulties
which has arisen in connection with the vacant seat
in the County.
The present contest is no struggle between adverse
political parties to maintain the ascendency of one set
of political principles over another; it is a strife
between individuals, founded on a desire, not dn.
honourable, that one should be accepted and pre-
ferred before the other. I will be no party to such
an issue. I will nut consent, on purely personal
grounds, to divide or diminish the Conservative
strength of the county. Consequently I have deter-
mined to withdraw myself on public grounds from
proceeding with my canvass, which, though highly
favourable to me as for as it has proceeded, has little
else but personal competition to recommend it, and, if
successful would leave behind it much jealousy and
social heart-burninge.
But in thus putting an end, sal trust, to the preeent
embarrasinent, while cordially thanking all those
friends who have so gallantly kept their faith to roe
throughout, I have a word to say in duty to and in
justification of myself and my candidature. It will not
be denied—indeed it cannot be questioned—that
Captain Digby did decline, and that it was generally
understood that he had declined, to put himself in
nomination as a Candidate for the seat which would
be vacant in the event of Mr. Gerard Sturt's elevation
to the Peerage.
On the assurance of this fact, and believing it to be
true, I gave notice of my intention of offering myself
to fill the vacancy whenever it might arise; and, not
being altogether unknown, my proposed candidature
was accepted so far that promises of support were
made to me by many influential gentlemen of the
county.
Circumstances have, however, arisen over which I
have no centrol, and I feel that I am no longer
justified in putting any Elector to the trouble and
Inconvenience of fighting my battle as distinct from
public duty, nor will I incur the charge of obstinacy
by persisting to force myself on a portion of the con-
stituency against its will; and I would rather win the
good will of the County by an honourable and spon-
taneous retirement from the field than meet its censure
by a too obstinate adherence to a desire of personal
gratification or individual ambition and distinction.
Trusting that you will appreciate the motives which
actuate me in taking this step, and hoping that on
sonic future occasion I may receive the support of the
entire Conservative party,
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
CH. HAMBRO.
Milton Abbey, Blandford, January 11th, 1876.

•
1876.
DORSET COUNTY ELECTION.
A LL PERSONS having ay CLAIM on
.4CI CIIAS. HAMER°, Esq., in connection with
the above, are requested to send their claims to the
undersigned within one month from the date hereof.
W. H. ATKINSON,
Agent for Mr. Hambro.
Blandford, January 12th, 1876.

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THOS. S. MORGAN,
AUCTIONERR AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
vid.uanons FOR PROBATZ.
SALE of FAT STOCK, ice., held every WZONZIMAT
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.

MONDAY, FILBROARY 7, 1876.
--
GALTON DAIRY HOUSE. NEAR WINPRITH.
MR. T. S. MORGAN has received instruc-
tions from Mr. JoHN CANS, who is retiring
from business, to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY.
Fcsaumir 7th, 1876 the whole of his DAIRY
UTENSILS, PIGS, HORSES, CART, etc., consist-
ing of 10 good milk leads and stands, cream tans, milk
pans, milk buckets and yoke, milk warmer, double
cheese press with lead beds, 45-gallon tin cheese tub
and stand, vats and followers, tin hoops and strainer,
cheese salter and stand, tongs and curd mill, barrel
churn and stocks and horse gear, butter trendle and
stand, 2 galvanized furnaces and grates, 2 iron and 4
wood pig troughs, 4 hog tubs, pig jib, large beams,
scales, and weights, 6 sacks of potatoes, 2 meat
hampers.
1 sow and 6 young, 1 ditto and 6 young, 1 ditto and
9 young, 2 elle in farrow, I boar, 2 store p4s, spring
cart nearly new, harness, chestnut mare 15 hands 7
years old, grey mare in foal 7 years old, bay colt, 2
years old, ID couple a fowls and ducks, a good cow
dog. About 10 cwt. of good cheese, and a few lots of
household furniture.
Sale at One o'clock No reserve.
39, High West street, Dorchester, January 4, 1876.

TO BUILDERS.
PERSONS wishing to TENDER for WORK
to he done in alterations and additions to the
" Great Western Hotel, I/orchester, for Messrs.
Etmums, Ports, and Co., may see the plans and
Specification at the office of the Architect, Mr. G. IL
Cescgmar, Weymouth, on and after this date, to
whom Tenders are to he delivered not later than 12
o'clock on THURSDAY, the 20th JANUARY. The lowest
or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
THE following is the LIST of SUBSCRIP-
TIONS at present promised in AID of the
FUND for RESTORING HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH
.0 ad. .0 d.
Proceeds of BaSashr 350 0 0 Smith,Mr. Boyton 5
Churchill, Miss... 150 0 0 Smith, Dr. ...
Churchill, Miss K 150 0 0 Sparks, Mr. W._...
Salisbury Diocesan RavenhilL Mr. R.
Church Build- Docwra, Mr. J. _.
lag Society ... 150 0 0 Henning, Mrs. C.
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0 !Smith, Rev. B.
Dugby,ll2.G.D.W. 100 0 0 Pantor, Mrs. ...
Messrs. R. and 11. Thring, Mrs. _.
Williams & t'o. 100 0 0 Umuhart,Rev.W.
Sturt, Mr. 11. G., , Anonymous, 1'....
.. 100 0 0 Hansel, Mr. A.
N."Tepitr. *;. 100 0 0 illicollgaend,tr.l:....
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 0 J. B.
Everett, Rev. H. 100 0 0 Atkins,Mr.Alfrod
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 0 0 Best, captain ...
Incorporated Middleton, Miss...
Church Building Lowman, Munro.
Society ... . . 100 0 0 Chapman, Mr. K.
Proceeds of Con- Miles, Mr. J. ... 5
carts ......15) 0 0 Day Messrs. ... 5
Hawkins, r. ... 50 0 0 Davis, Mr. IL .. 5
Ilenning, Colonel Tryon, Admiral... 5
... 50 0 0 Ferrey, Mrs. ... 5
A. 11. . . 50 0 0 Fyler, Mr... ... 5
Ilchester, F.arl of 50 0 0 , Bi.lwelL Mr. ... 5
Pearce, Mr. R. ... 0 0 I caption Bateman 5
Buller, Lady 11... 26 5 0 A.B.C. 5
Rivers, Lord ... 25 0 0 Rev. W. ClMrchill 5
Sturt, Colonel ... 25 0 0 Filliter, Messrs__ 3
Middleton, Mr. H. Ludlow, Rev. E. 3
25 0 0 Smith. Dr. Barton 3
Burnett, Mr. E.... 25 0 0 Collected by Mr.
Ilodgu, Mr. J. F., H. I.ing.. ... 3
Jun. ... ... 25 0 0 Collected by Mrs.
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 0 0 T. S. Biggs ...
Spicer, Mr. A.... 25 0 0 Michel, Mrs. ...
First Instalment Rodgett, Mr. ..
of Ladies' Guild Blissett. Miu
Cards ._ ... 23 4 3 Spicer, Mr. James
Second Instalment Ravenhill, Rev.
of Ladies' Guild
Cards —.. 24 Tracey, Rev. F. F.
Dr.Drew,proceeds Williams, Mr. J.
of Lecture . 21 A.
Boucher, Rev. 11. 21 Williams. Mr.
Floyer, Mr. 3., Robert Jun. _.
M.P. 21 Drax, Mr. J. S.
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 W. E. M.P. ...
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 Leigh. Major ...
Coombs, Mies ... llsynian, Mr. ...
Davis, Miss .. 20 Barnes. Mr. U.
Kindersley. Mr. Guy &Son Messrs.
Sly, Mr. J. _
Page, Miss 20 Hulse.Sir K. Bart.
Thornton. Mr. B. 20 Homey. Mr. ...
Aldridge, Dr. .. 20 Case, Mr. It. ..
Bishop of Solis- Saunders & Jacob
bury ... . Messrs... ...
I Anonymous, J. ... 15 Godwin, Kr. John
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 I Slade, Mr. W. .
Lock, Mr. A. H. 10 1 Sanctuary, Arch-
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10 deacon _
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10 Devenish, Mr. and
Gene, Kra. ... 10
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 Dansey,Joini,Fsq.
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 Janvrin, Rev. J.
Tudor. Mr. John 10
liankes,RevEldon 10 Seeley, Miss -.
Lyon, Major _ 10 Rooke, Rev. J. P.
Kir.deraley, Sir It. Brown, Widow ...
Voss. Mrs. .
Sanderson, Mrs... 10 Hankey, Rev. M.
Green, Mrs. _. 10 Burt, Ar. G. ...
Baker,lßev.Talbot 10 Lucas, Mr. G. ...
Wood, Mrs. and Holland, Mr. ...
Miss .. ... 10 Aldworth, Mr. _
Maher. Mr. G. ... 10 BascomSe, Mr. E.
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 Green, Rev. J. ...
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 Ensor and Co.,
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 1 1
Sir E. 11. Baker, Rayne, lira R. 1 1
Bogor, Mr. G. ... 1
Green, Mrs., pro- Poole R., Nal.,
reeds of needle- r.. I
work 8 0 Watts, Rev. R. R. I
HAIL Mr. H. _ 5 5 Lock, Rev. W. . - 1
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 Mantel!, Sir John
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 Iles _ I
Grove, Mr. ... 5 . Mr. G. Mayo ... I
Lock, Mr. F. .. 5 Boon, Mr.... ... I
Collected by Mr. Barge, Miss ... 1
Miles 5 Evans, Mr. ... 1
Parrniter, Mrs. ... 5
Har.el, Mr. ... 5 Brocklebank,Miss 1
Voss, Mr.... ... 1
Anonymous -. 5 Danny, Mrs. r,. 1
Wilkinson,Lieut.- Calcraft, Mr. J. H. I
Col. . . 6 Loveless, Mr. ... I
Hawkins, Mr. O. 5 Lonnon, Mr. ... I
Ling, Mr. H. _. 5 Thankoffering -. 1
Farrar, Mr. 0. W. 5 Barnes, Rev. K. I
Glyn, Rev. C. .. 5 Hodges, Mr. C.... 1
Hodges, Rev. Dr. 5 Small Sums ... 5 1
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AND POLE SCREENS.
LADIES' NEEDLEWORK TASTEFULLY MOUNTED.
DESIGNS AND MATERIALS
For Amateur Fret Cutters.
CA iIPETB.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpet,.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS, MA 7'S, MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &c,
FURNITURE.
The Best and Larrat Stock in the County, suitable
for the Marrams and Corrzaz.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
PAINTED MAPLE SUITS from £2 10s.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of Steond.hand Furniture,
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.

PRINTING!! PRINTING!!
"11 44 m
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OFFICES,
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
INCLUDING
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BILLHEA.DS, 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 THN
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PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY, BRIDECAKES,
WEDDING BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPERS,
DINNERS, TEAS, dc.,
16, CORNEILL, DORCHESTER.
_
J. HARRINGTON
BUIS to inform the Gentry and Inhabitants of Dor-
chester and the surrounding neighbourhood, that he
is prepared to execute, in • neat and tasteful style,
Orders of all Descriptions.
ALL RINDS OY
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRY,
YKUIT AND Sk‘OURT FIRS HAIM TO ORM&
OUDOT/OT Nursery Biscuits for Infants dr Invalids
ALL KINDS OF LUNCHEON, BIRTHDAY,
CHRISTENING, and FANCY CAKES,
made to order.
Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, as., as., ed.,
and Ss. per pound.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF USEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES, TOYS, ec.
tuaanuiron's ORIGINAL COUGH LOZENONL

COALS! COALS!! COALS!!!
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 :
WALLSEND, HULLO oft FOREST OF
CLAY CROS'S, DEAN,
RUABON, RADSTOCK
SMITHS, MALTING.
SILICSTONE, CULM AND COKE,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he can strongly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, &c., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
DepOts at the Great Western said South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street, or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.

COALS! COALS II
WDARCH, COAL MERCHANT,
• New INN, South-street, and Sourn-Wituraarc
and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATIONS, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally for plat favours, and to inform them that all
orders sent to him shall have prompt attention. W.D.
La now supplping
BEST WALLSEND.
RADSTOCK„
MALTSTERS COAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAYCROSS,
SMITHS' COAL,
RUBBLE CUM
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bulb), and NU/STONE
COALS, confidently recommended a,
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSIND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
SESIDEB SEIM
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial respectfully solicited.
ORDERS received at the Now Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards. South-Western and Great
Western Stations, Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, near
Dorchester. A high dams Middle School (for 150
Boarders).
NEXT TERM begins JANUARY 20th—Address
the Rev. T. RUSSILL•WRIGHT, MA, Head Master

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEON
SOCIETY.
The Committee have the plearure to announce that
the
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or
POULTRY AND PIGEONS
WILL BE HUD ON
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY Hera AND 2ern,
IN THE
TOWN HALL AND CORN EXCHANGE,
DORCHESTER.
Adminion :--Subscribers, by Ticket Non-Sub-
scribers to the private view on Wednesday, from 12
till 5,2 a. St.; from 5t09, 1& Thursday, from 10
till 4, ; from 4 till 8,6 d.
C. PARSONS,
Hon. Secs.
T. STRANGE BIGGS

ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
DRAPERY,
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING.
B. A. HOGG
Begs to announce that he intends offering the whole
of his WINTER STOCK at greatly Reduced
Prices for 14 days.
_
During the Sale he will offer special advantages to
purchasers of
HOUSEHO'LD LINENS
•lID
GENERAL DRAPERY.
--•
74•.11., BOWS • LAWS STOCK Or
lINADY.XADII CLOTHING
ASD
WATERPROOF GARMENTS,
Which will be sold at a Great Sacrifice.
MILLINERY, BONNETS, dm, AT HALF-PRICE
That the Public appreciate the acrvantage of buying
at these Annual Sales is evinced by their increasing
popularity, and as B.A.H. has always used the system
of marking Goods in plain figures, Purchasers can
readily convince themselves of the genuineness of the
offers made them.
2, CORN H ILL, DORCHESTER.
6th January, 1876.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELLXIR
Cures Bronchitis.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Cold&

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The Great Remedy for Consumption.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Coughs.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Remedy for lioareenem.

DIT RDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Lose of Voice.

DU RD BN 'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Brasil.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Invaluable in Whooping Cough.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promotes Expectoration.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Is a Tonic; Does not Weaken.

DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared and Bold only by

DURDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles l3èd., 2a. 9d., and la. 6d.

THE NEW AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE,
Manufactured in Philadelphia, U.S A.
This machine combines all the late American improre-
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This is the best machine for Families and Manufac-
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BEST FOE AGENTS TO SELL.
Agents wanted throughout the Kingdom.
Address :—American 8.H.0. & Sewing Machine Co.,
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F.W. W1.111(18, Manager.

4
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For 1876,
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THE MOST PRACTICAL WORK ON
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,MPLISTE CULTURAL INeTNUCTIoNS, and • complete
calendar of operations. INVALUABLE ALIKE TO iHE
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READING.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to ths Queen, SOHO SQI TARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which rdways
bear their now and address os the labels.
PURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
CAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.
113URE MALT VINEGAR of uniform atrongt
and flavour, in Imperial pint and .piart bottles

MOCK TURTLE. OX-TAIL, HARE,
GRAVY, JULIENNE and MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS.
TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
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CALVEK-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
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FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
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Genuine Manufactures always bear their
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FLEMING AN!) 00..
v GETABL E NCfIXEItY OIL,
Its rid Per Galion.
NO EQL`.4 L RXCHI•T SPICILY.
Caarracrao PT Faosr.
!lead OMee--Caroline Part, Edinburgh.
London Offlos -44, Queen Victoria-street, ite, E
PoRT ANT —II AY'S Patent Waterman (4,.l I t.i.tIPANY
LANDpoBT. PORTSMOcTiI, offer to Architects,
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Founnattons also their useful Vana.ch, unequalled for preser-
vation of Weed and Iron wors exposed to wet. Priori tOil per
gallon.
11 II E R h 8 I. I T ti it !
I Al! uho require protection to the Chest, throat, Itl,llll or
mspiratory organs generally ah.iuld weir one of thew neat
little iiietruntents. 1144 T Pea:, on receipt of P. 0.0. for 54 &I,
in GI, 10a &I, &morning to quallte. It 40 Propriet vs, 11.111%1:1r
SYN. i,1161 11101 , C. hi 11111 l leen..

11ANDELION LIVER TONIC.
(GEORGE AND BELCH'S) is of extreme value in
ctimiJating the Liver, Assisting Digestion, Relieving Debility,
said Invigorating the System. Price Ps 9,1 and As RI per
Louie. Makers, °PION MID WELCH. Worcester. Sold by all
Druggists.
TAR. sccnTs BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS are Invaluable
I s a family aperient and general medicine alike for both
!WM,. Being a certain care for Head-ache, Indigestion, Wind,
and every form of Liver and -bintach complaints.
READ TillS LETTER. Received July, 1875.
Sir,—A neighbour of mine at sleaford Om had been given
up by the Doctors took your Pill/ only, and tells me they 'seed
his life, and he has been, though over Shy years of age, able
Ii work at his trade ever since. I am, )ours, Be., 11. Hum).
To Mr lambert, Is, Vereatreet, London, W.
Sold by all Chemists in Boxes at la lid and Is 9.1. Observe
Dr SCOTTS BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS. Wrapped in a
square green package. Take no other.

DOULTICS RAGS (Broad'. Patent), Waterproof on one side
I and Muslin on the other. The advantages of the bag are
these : completeness; no muslin or oiled silk required ; readi-
mai for use ; 07.1011,104 In sloe ; cleanliness can be worn
without staining the linen: and will retain the warmth and
in, Were of the Poultice. Made in various SW... 6-Inch by S.
alspenee each. To be had of all Chemists, and by post ol the
Patentee, Jong 81111 AD, Hornsey Ilse, N.

IDKADIPORI
WAR)1111 L
0 VOWI
Ramoru I U
lrom I Wrluam, Mangle. Laundry Fidhare, kn.
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LC. llon,. London, W.O , and Cred3nl Iron Workr,
I My, chr,d•r.

THE WAVERLEY OOLD PEN' 10e. 60.
" The *Doreen( many a writer's woe his been discovered."
ACNIVEN AND CAMERoN'S PENS!!!
"They come as • boon and • blessing to men,
The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Pen."
" The misery of a bad Pen is now a volunt7
1.100 Newspapers recommend them. See Gra 42, 18th Feb.,
1875. Sold by every respectable Stationer. ost,la Li.
patentees, HAMM AND CAMintoN, IS NO 33, Blair Street,
I F.dinburelt.
DORWWIVEFIIakfeng Powder was avoided THREE GOLD
I MEDALS for superiority over every other.

Diponse of Merit, l'ienno KrAillition, 1473, apassded to
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The best In the World.
Id Paskets: Rd.. la, 1464, and ita Tout
yOKKSUIRE RELISIf
The lona delicirus Sallee In the World.
Bonk, ed. Is. and 2s Loch.
GOODALL'SttUININE WINE
The best Tonle yet Introduced
Bottles Is, 151W,2s molts &I each.
Sold everywhere by Ornerra, Chemists, Oilmen, Re.
Prspered by 0000 ALL, 11ACILISOU8E and 00., LREOI2
DORWIcKIi Gal Mobil BAKING POWDER Makes Puddings
an.l Tarts sweet and wholesoe m.
. _
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Ma.
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BR
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a anotifle In gout and rhetonstiant 111, tfolborwhill. KM
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One Penny per MOWN /MA.
OROGOON AND , MANUFACTVRERS, Albino Whorl.
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The Committee of the Society uodeetat es the RECPSTRATIOs
TRAI.E Si 'RE" for subscribers and others under the recent
English law which mat is
RE( ISTIt AMR COMFIT SORT.
Immediate appliettion should be made to the Secretary, 1
KM: Street. Cheateble, 1...d0n.
PtITR S FREY.
I ADIEfi and their 1111F140F.S Finest French Rent...
Ii In ; Velveteens, 1 cal; all the new Fabrics for this
season's wear front 11.1 to Is &I per yanl.
RAKER and CRISP 108. negent Street, London, W.
SILK of EVERY 111. Pt 10N fnint Ja 61 per yard.
GEORGE ROOK K A'l) SONS CITY BERLIN WOOL AND
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_ . --
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! CONSCRIPTION, ASTHMA, lIRONCIIITIS, and al
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I I &I. of all Chemists. sin, at id. pee ox.
r WLE'S CHLOItoDYNE LoZwNtilDi and CHLORODYNE
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gists in bottles 13 II and ts Al each. See you get the right
thine, it Lambert's Asthmatic Ihdiant."
I'llE ENEMY IS COMING is the shape of Coughs, colds
Influenza, Asthma Krotiehilis, Whooping Cough, and all
Lung complaints tending to consult/14m. and to all alto
softer thus try
RALSAM OF mmtEllotimn Ayr) ANI•Evli,
which 1,. the Iss.t remoly ..t the day. For trstiumniale (nen
all classes bee handbills. Sold by all Chembits in bottles Is 11,1
aol 4. 8.1 ea,,h. London Agent., Sanger and Some. Oxford.
street. Prepared only by EDWARD lIILL, Wellington,
Somerset

ONDON and 1101/TII AFRICAN BANS
j (lneoporutel Ire Royal Charter ISOM,
10 KM* WILLIAM-R/1W 1.0X0.11 KI.
Psid.iip Capital 1400.000—IS8UNA LETTRRA ,RNDII
nil DRAFTS on its Rranches at Poe Slime th, Graham..
•.°n cape.town. Durban (Natal). Bills nuncios.' and sen•
f o, • unction. end al Walk in. hodne a trauseted.
Interest at 5 per sent, per annnin (payable half-ycs ly)
ow ea on Iq. Fits t a,.t f. r n I tI.. r longer Tweeds.
-01 E best FIRE.I.IOIITER in the World is manufactured by
the PATENT STAR FIRM-LIGHTEN COMPANY Limited.
No paper required ,'ases ••f 400 or 500 sent on receipt of P.O.
Ortivr fi.r Ws 61. to 27, m albrook, I on.lon, P. 6 Ask your
Grocer, Oilman, .tc , for them. Agents Wanted.
A D. P. BRIAR PIPES. liter Pima, stamped A. D P., are
rt, menu trawl against homing and cracking. The bowl of
each A. D. P. Piro contains ain toil guarantee. Price from
Is. each, of all Tobaceinista Wholesale and for exportaihm of
D. P. iSENi It and CO. CI, Masiselletred. Abdicate, London.
it the Rouse of Corn MOM, tdrd April. 11;5, it was Oared in
the Evidence bekre the Cianutittee of the Rows that
THE EFFE TS WEEK PERFECTLY MADDENING
FROM USING WHISKY THAT OuNTAINED FUSEL
OIL.
Bk:RNARD AND 008
gs.E TIC rSTILLEinisKy
D. p.
Is certified by Dr. I.IEMINIISI II PAUL of London, and
Dr STEVENSON MACADAM. of Edinburgh (and every
Gallon Is guarrantecd), to contain no Fusel Oil or other
injurious properties, awl to be an Exceptionally Pure and
Wholemme Spirit. It Ls Tory mellow and pleasant. and
unequalled as a Toddy Whisky. Recommended by the
Medial Profession to be Preferable u a Stimulant to Cognac
Brandy.
To he had in Casks or Cases from
GROCERS and WINE MERCHANT. In Town and Country.
To be genuine, plea*, insist that OUR label is on all Bottles.
rBAC
pc.4CO.—Sfreeutt.i
711.rtst_heit_IvAsT:othrN7..8,116:EolfelEaunE BImRDII-11YE,
SALES, POLLARD, and CO., Bole maaaftccurers Loud°
ON CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS; or Decline, and the only
successful Tre•tnient ; showing that formidable disease to
be curable in all its Stages, with additional Cases of Cure and
Questions for Patients consulting the Author by Letter. by
CEO. THOS. CONCRETE, COuNIIE LODGE. PECKIIAM.
LONDON.

NOTE THE ALTERED ADDREsfi
TTARPER TWELVETRPEW DOUSE MANGLE'S for every
Home are priceless tn mores and the delight of Thousands
.4 Purchasers. tgin. Konen, es SO,. Price Ilsts pest free.
LLrriage pald distance no object. Month's trial. Machine
Works, Grove-road, Mile-end-road, Landon.
HIDES end SKINS.
JOHN HARRISON, Junr., Merchant,
MD, New Witatonatreet, Hermcmdeey, London, buys all
descriptions of lIIDES, SHE P and RAHPIT SKIN&

rimuzeiTrs, I, Neer Bond et., London. W. Hair Department.
I—A MOM sollection of Cliignons. Platte, Covered Stems
and Plain Tedium .4 Hair in all Colours. Price Axed to
each article. Customers having Co-operative Tickets the imolai
Dimmunt Address WALTIIII Timmer. I Nese litimbetreet, W.
French Fashion Plates for the flair and Ccreume 5.. ed. each.
nit. HASSALLTI FOOD for INFANTA, CHILDREN .a
INVALIGN. The hest and most nourishing
infants' and Invalids' 1'00,15, which hare hitherto men brought
before the public; it containe every requisite for the full and
ihalmthbyier enK.mt of then.i.bmiy, end
ib;tt teri a
modcrn.
ca
Press and Faculty. Add by Druggists, Grocers Oilmen, ge,,
Tins, &I I. 2P, ft Um, and th each. A Treatise by Dr
Arthur 11111 Hassell, M.D., on the Alinienbition of Infant.,
Children and Invalids, can he had post free on applicelion.
from the Menufeeturess, GOODALL, HACKHOUSE. and 004