The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-02-22 00:00:00

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER, DORSET.
MENDERS are invited for CONSTRUCTING
I. a NEW ENTRANCE to the CORN EX
' CHANGE, and making interior alterations therein.
The Specifications of the work may be inspected on
application to the Borough Surveyor and Tenders
must be delivered at my office on or before the 29th
day of FICBRUART, instant.
G. SYNIONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, 11th February, 1876.

HORSE REPOSITORY,
STallif.
E.
begs to announce that the
i('LT. sAII,E of HORSES will be held
eM Ascii 11th, 1876, at the New :And
iToitT, TiII:OTT-STREET, where every
'4.-Ps;,o"rhe,dati„n for ilorses of all descriptions is pro.
'rl°l. Earl. Entries are solicited.
February 15t,h,
iwehester, _
dEORGE A. ENSOR.
il-q6 THOS. S. M0110A1).
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
I tORCHESTER.
vAtx Avsr v ZDSZBDAT
LE
sA rAl' STOC ' _ uround.ld `
eryat the Dorchester Fair
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THE F.OtNIERS. lICTCHERS,AND THE
It)
rt-pi.te ci.NhItALLY OF DORSET
•
OM AS S. MORGAN begs to thank his
suptewtere for their kind patronage of
I. anl
at seven vears as an Auctioneer and
idia 64 the
: ter. And neighbourho,sl, and to
Arptsl.4*,,,e'n e' p, tailing health he has disposed
2crc-:.-- ' tleon,e A. Ensor, for wl-aom he
r
the sam e support that has been
releedully robots
Prei to huw:elf.
EORGE .k. ENSOR desires to inform
Gthe Agricultusho. Butchers, and the
rot& ,-,enerally, that lie has succeeded t, the
hitherto snceseefully carried on by
Wises
awl trust that by strict
Mr. T. S. Nionran.
a the prompt settlement of accounts, he
tteitPflLt For several ye
shall merit a share of r
i'lethe'nr7ll; his. business as an
he hi, a„„i, hies that the experience he has had
ketioneer. awl
o the confidence and support of the
comm.le W sill -1 t
mi. The e iseslay sales in Dorchester market.
P° i•
edablished I,v Yr T. S. Morgan, will be conducted
weeth... wniel. and every effort mil be made to meet
the hi.. iotonier,
Dercheder, Janitor). MA, 11/4114
--GREAT DENsETSHIRE ELECTION.
EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND.
fI MASTERS, Newsnutn, Fordington
U. Greet, Dorchester, has just received a few
are 1141E4. .4* tile above popular production, Price
pi. pet i'rd.
ME TRADE st enter).
BROWNING,
peoggELLEES. STATIONERS, HABERDASHERS.
Dealers In Patent and Homeopathic
Sedicinea.
ToVrt AND I.ANCY ARTICLES,
PERFI'MKRY,
41,1111;11 EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
kent for Ca-selFs celebrated Teas and Coffees.
I rah mamas 515 d dispakit
srEs sT E wr, DORCHESTER.
WILLIAM TILLEY,
/a-ft./am ac.,
ludo -• I. thank the public for their past favours, and
t„ worm thiu 'kit lie has always on hand for Sale,
Cement. Mader, 'l.l-et Pans 311,1 'Traps, Drain Pipes,
Burr.. Fire Bricks, Deals, Slates, Bridgwater
Tales, Ganien thlein4 of all kinds, Terra Cotta Vases
if lifforelit leittertis and sizes, &c.
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A variety of ready.worked HEADSTONES of I
different 3e--i.rie, kept ii, Stork, for Sale, and may be
Will at the ST, tNE WllaS+, Pease.l.ane, or at residence '
is Prince...greet, neat the Dorset County HospitaL
C°°KES PILLS are acknowledged by all
oho them to be the best.known remedy for
ilnlionsne,. Wind. indi,testion, Costiveness, Pains in
the heal. Dizziness. Sieltuess, Pains in the Chest and
Si-Is, and molenwath an,l between the Shoulders, Loss
.4 Appetite. Sense .4 oppr, ssion after Rating, Short-
nesi of Breath. Blotch.. .1i the Skin, and all Affections
of the l'hed. Liver. sail Stomach.
Hundred, be their use has* been restored to health
after years .4 enth•rin.t. All Chemists not keeping
them in .todi will procure them of their London
Whole.ale If Prepared by
t'IIARI.ES S. ('tNtKh, LONC,FI,EET, POOLE,
Awl *di in Boxes Is. 14.1., 2s. 9.1., and Is. 6.1. For-
warded to any address on receipt of 14 stamps.
At:ENT Fon DOUCHESTaa.
A. 3. EVANS CHEMIST.
I: it DEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The iery best Remedy for Asthma.
_
DUBDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Bronchitis.
DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Colds.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The treat Remedy for Consumption.
BURDEN 'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
('are. Coughs.
Dt-Itlt E N 'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A itentedy for Hoarseness.
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DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For laws of Voice.
BURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.
T 1 I. it DEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
-1-1 Invaluable in Whooping Cough.

CERNE ABBAS.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
or
WINTER DRAPERY
FOR
TWENTY-ONE DAYS,
To CORNIINCI ON MONDAY, FIDSRUARY 2IRT.
W. H. CLARK
WILL offer in each Department a LARGE
VARIETY of GOODS at a GREAT
REDUCTION in PRICE, amongst which will be
found—
Upwards of 5,000 Yards of PLAIN and FANCY
DRESS MATERIAL, at about Half the Original
Price, from 2fd. to ; abw FRENCH
MERINOS, REPPS. and COSTUME CLOTHS,
LADIES and CHILDREN'S CLOTH JACKETS,
&c. &c.
In the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Prices will
be found much Lower than for many years past.
An Immense Stock of GREY and WHITE
CALICOS, MEETINGS, &c.
Blankets, Flannels, Counterpaines, Quilts, !lc.
Owsl Strung Shirting Caws, full widths, from
&A to &L
Upwards of 3,000 Yards of New Light Prints
from 32d.
In the OUTFITTING and READY-MADE
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT will be found
some SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Boys' and Youths' Cloth Jackets from 3a, 11d.
Men's Black and Coloured Cloth Coate from Er 11d.
to 21s.
Boys' Cloth and Cord 'Frowners from 2s. 11d.
Men's Cord 'Frowners 4s. 11d., se. 11d., 7a. lid.,
awl Extra Strong at 10s. 6.1.
Men's Duck Jackets, good quality, from ls. 114 d.
Men's Drabbett Slops and Jackets.
Men's Pilot Jackete and Over Coats from 6s. lid
to 21s.
The Sale will Commence on MONDAY next, the
21st of FEBRUARY, for THREE WEEKS.
Cerne Abbas, February, 1876.

IF YOU WISH to BUY or BUILD, or if you
wish to PURCHASE the HOUSE you live in
you should consult
CHARLES GREENING,
2, SHIREHALL PLACE, DORCHESTER.
COLOURED AND OTHER PICTURE SCREEN
MAKER.
Agent for the UNITED KINGDOM TEMPER-
ANCE GENERAL and PROVIDENT INSTITU-
TION.EstabIishei 1810. Accummulated Capital, Dec.
31st, 1875, £1,950,000. Assurances can be effected in this
office for any amount to be secured, during life or
earlier in case of death.
AGENT FOE THE
LIBERATOR PERMANENT BUILDING and
INVESTMENT SOCIETY. No. of Shares issued
during last year, 9,852. Total Receipt. for the year,
£555,236 3a. lid. Shares £3O each. For progress of the
Society, see prospectus.
Any one having Large or Small Sums to Invent
would do well to consult
CHARLES GREENING,
Agent for the
HOUSE AND LAND INVESTMENT TRUST
(LIMITED).
Shares £lO each, which may be paid up at once, or
5 shillings monthly.
CHARLES GREENING takes: this opportunity
of returning his moat sincere thanks to all his Friends
and Members for the kind and liberal support he
has received from them since commencing in the
above.
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SEED POTATOES.
MR. C. W. GROVES, SEEDEM•N,
PIDDLITRINTHIDZ, has just received • quantity
of SEED POTATOES from the county of Suffolk,
which he offers at the following prices :
River's Royal Ashleaf, 2s. 6d, per peck.
Breese* King of the Earlies, 2s. 6d. per peck.
The Best early Potatoe cultivated either for beauty,
crop, or cooking.
Dalmshoy, 2s. per peck.
Early Rose, 2a per pock.
Sutton's Red Skin Flour Ball Is. 3d. per peck.
Early Gooderlch, Is. 6d. per peck.
Snow flake, 7d. per lb.
Carriage Paid to Drocheater for all orders of two pecks
and over.

DI. RDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.
BURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Pro ten Expectoration.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Is a Tonic; Does not Weaken.
URI)IN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Sale for Children.
BURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Preparef Sold only by
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DUEDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottle 13g, 2s. 9.1., and 4s. Rd.
—________
JANES BLADE,
lirrA to inform his Frienila aryl the Inhabitants, of
Weyio ott;:enerally, that he haa entered
into the
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
AT
2f, ST. M AltY STREET,
Awl trigs that liy griet attention to the condition
kr,,liinality of theee article,' to obtain a share
of their support.
ST. MARY STRF.ET, WEYMOUTH,
Ti mt. Luxuries.

rvilE DORCHESTER (Old Established)
SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, under the
Patronage of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry.
Sears?,lra WASTED. --V Cook' s good wages given.
12 Douse and Parlourmaids. 6 Housemaid. 2
Parlourmaids. 9 General Servants. 4 Experienced
Nurses. 3 Nursemaids. 3 Kitcbetunaids. 1 Lady's
Maid. must he a good dressmaker, wages about 220.
:i Single handed in-door Men Servants. 1 Single Man
as groom and gardener, to live in the house. 1 Single
Man as groom and coachman, who has been accus-
tomed to drive a pair. 1 Chambermaid, 1 Housemaid,
and 1 Page for first-class hotels.
Apply to Mr. THOMAS Pommy, Saddler and Ser-
vants Registry Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling only charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
No names given until the fee is paid, and no letters
answered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.
AGOOD COMPOSITOR WANTED at the
office of this paper. Also, an intelligent LAD.
—Apply to the PUBLISHER.
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WANTED, SHOOTING over about 900
acres of land. Some cover essential. Miscel-
laneous shooting preferred.—Apply with particulars
and terms to "R." at the office of this paper,
Dorchester.
WA NTED, a MAN with a family, an
CARPENTER and THATCHER for
Woodsford Castle Farm—Apply to Mr. C. H.
Weans, Holywen, Evershot.
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WANTED, a CARTER with ahoy; and a
LABOURER—AppIy to Mr. Wu. Deem,
Ifoughton.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
W. LUMLEY,
CONFECTIONER, Ac.,
beg" t, return hie eincere thanks to his customers for
their favoure during the past five years, and to
announce that he haA removed to more
apacioua premises next door,
No. 25, ST. MARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH,
WHERE HE IS NOW ABLE TO BOTTLE
PODIUM AND INITIAN
Of the 'try choioest quality, which may be COIIRIIMI
on the premises.
ALL SWEETX WARRANTED PIRYECTLY PURE.

WINTED,Lady-day,a FARM LABOURER
able to thatch ricks. House and garden
pmvided.—Apply to Mr. CADDY, Cheat'borne, near
Puddletown.

TWO good LABOURERS WANTED, with
or without (anal:AL.—Apply to Mr. BRYANT,
Closworth, Sherborne.

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE LET, and entered upon, at Lady-day
next,
No. I.—The 1100 K FARM, containing 240 Acres
of which 74 are Arable, and 166 in fine old Pasture.
No. 2.—The HOOK POND FARM, containk
831 Acres, of which 177 are Arable and good dry
turnip soil, and 154 in sound healthy old Pasture.
These Farms are situate in the Parish of Hook,
about three miles from the Toiler Station, on the
Bridport and Maiden Newton Railway and five miles
from the town of Bemninster, and will be let either
together or separately, as offerers may incline.
11r. JOHN Rowz, at Hook, will show the Farms,
and applications to treat are to be made to
11a. PETER PURVES,
Brampton, Huntingdon.

('REAP NURSERY STOCK.
I COOK and SON have now on Sale a taro
OP • • large and choice Stock of STANDARD
HOSES at 12s. per dozen, Dwarf ditto from Oa. per
down. Ornamental, Everureen, and Flowering Shrubs
14 mat varieties. Also, Thorn Plants, Dutch Roots,
at the lowest prices.
NURSERY, BRADPOLE, BRIDPORT.

AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND VALUER.
VALUATIONS YOE PROBATE.
PUBLICANS AND OTHER VALUATION&
MHOS. G. BRYER bogs nook respectfully to
_1 inform the inhabitants of Dorchester and the
surrounding districts that he i. prepared to Conduct
SALES by AUCTION, and trust.; by gtrict attention
and prompt payment.) to 'bore Public Patronage,
which was so liberally given to hi.) late brother.
CattJe Sales Conducted every Wednesday.
rr r-16, WOLLASTi/N TERRACE,
DORCHESTER.
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Selecting Emigration Agent for South Amaral:la.
FREE PASSAGES IN GOOD SHIPS.

TOLLE.RFORD IRON WORKS, MAIDEN
NEWTON, DORSET.
MR. T. G. DRYER hal been instructed by
the TRUSTER under the Liquidation of Messrs.
F. and A. ROIHIRT3 to SUBMIT to AUCTION in
MARCH DERE (if not previously disposed of by private
contract) the whole of the PLANT FIXTURES,
FITTINGS, TOOLS, and STOCK-IN-TRADE of
Lb. above parties.
Applications to be made t. the Aecnotnten, or to
Mr. M. PERRI, the Trustee, 3, Shirehall•place,
Dorchester.
Woolaston Fie, Dorchester, 16th February 1876.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
rr HE following is the LIST id SUBSCRIP-
TIONS at ptsuient promised in AID of the
FIT N D for RESTORINiI HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH !
s. d. s.
Proceeds ofßamar 310 0 U Smith,Mr.lkiyton 5 0 0
Churchill, Miss... 0 Smith, Dr. ... 5 0 0
Churchill, Miss E. 150 0 01 Sparks, Mr. W.... 5 0 0
Salisbury Diocesan Itavenhill. Mr. It. 5 0 0
Church Build- Doewra, Mr. J. - 5 0 0
ing Society . . 150 0 U Henning, Mn.. C. 5 0 0
Williams, Mr. It. 100 0 0 !Smith, Rev. IL ... 5 0 0
Dighy,Mr.o.D.W. 11/11 0 0 Punter, Mrs. ... 5 U 0
Messrs. ft. and 11. Thring, Mn.. _. 5 11 0
Williams & Co. 100 0 0 Crouhart,ltev.W. 5 0
Sturt, Mr. H. (1., Anonymous, P.... 5 0 0
~, ~. 100 0 0 iffluisel. Mr. A.... 50 0
Brymer, Mr. W. I Hedges, Mr. 11.... 5 U 0
K. MP. ... 100 00 '1 Holland, Mr. F.— 50 0
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 U J. It. ... 5 0 0
Everett, Rev. 11. 100 0 0 , AtkinsMr.Alfred 5 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 0 0 ' fl.-.t , t %go;' 5 0 0
Incorporated MiddleCom__Xiiss... 5 0 0
I.lltirch Building ' Longman, Messrs. 5 0 0
Society ... 1110 0 0. Clayman, Mr. K. 5 0 0
Proceeds of Con- Mr. .1. ... 5
certs „. 0 0 1 11ay, Messrs. .. 5 0
Hawkins, 1/r. ... .511 U 0 Davis Mr. 11. .. 5 0
Henning. Colonel Tryon, Admiral .. 5 0
c.a. •.. 0 11 Ferrey, Mrs. . . 5 0
A. 11. . _ 0 0 Filer, Mr... ... 5 0
Dchester, ICed of ro 0 0 Bidwell, Mr. ... 5 0 11
Pearce, me. E. 31 0 0 captain Bateman 5 0 0
Buller, Lady NE._ 26 5 0 , .. 5 0 0
Rivera. Lord 25 11 Rev. W. Churchill 5 I 0
Sturt, Colonel . 25 0 0 Filliter, Messrs_ I 0
Middleton, Mr. H. Ludlow, Rev. E. I 1 0
N. ... 25 0 0 Smith. Dr. Ikuton I 1 0
Burnett, Mr. 1C.... 25 0 1/ Collected by Mr.
Hodges, Mr. J. F.. . 11. Ling... ... 3 3
Jun. 0 0 Collected by Mrs.
Pope, Mr. Eduin 25 0 0 T. S. Biggs 3 0
Spicer, Mr. A. ... 25 0 U Nlichcl, Mrs. ... I 11
ii
That Instalment it,slgett, Mr. . . 1 0
of Ladies' Guild 81i,5,,,tt, Miss ... 3 11 0
Cards _ 3 Spicer, 51r.James 3 0 ii
(krona Instalment Itavenhill, Itev.
of Ladies' Guild 11. E. ... 210
Cards ._ 21 8 0 Tracey, Iter.F.F. 2 2
Dr.Drew,procceds Williams, Mr. .1.
of Lecture _. 21 2 0
Boucher, Rev. li. 21 0 Williams, Mr .
Floyer, Mr. J., Robert, Jun. . 2 2 0
M.P. 21 0 0 Drax. Mr. .1. S.
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 0 0 NV. E., M.P. ... 2 2 0
Hawkins Mrs. ... 20 U 0 Leigh. Major ... 2 2
Coombe, Miss ... 0 llayilmn, Mr. ... 2 2 0
Davis, Miss .. 20 0 0 names, Mr. 11. ... 22 0
Kindersley, Mr. Guy &Son Messrs. 2 2 11
E. L. ... 20 0 II Sly. Mr. J. . 2 2 0
Page. Miss 20 0 0 Hulse.SirE.,llart. 2 2 0
Thornton. Mr. R. 20 0 0 Hassey. Mr. ... 2 2
Aldndge, Dr. ... 0 Case, Mr. It. ... 22 0
Bishop of Solis- Saunders & Jacob
bury ... 20 0 0 Messrs . ... 22 0
Anonymous, .1511 0 G,slwin, Mr. John 2 0
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 10 0 Slade, Mr. W.... 2 2 0
Lock, Mr. A. 11. 10 10 0 Sanctuary, Arch-
Hodges, Mr. .1. F. 111 0 0 deacon ......2 2 0
Wallis_
_Mr. J. ... 10 0 0 ' lievenish, Mr. and
Gene, Mrs. ... 10 011 girr, 0
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 0 Dansey,JoiM,Esq.
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Janvrin, Rev. J.
Tudor, Mr. John 10 0 U W. 0
BankesßevEldon 10 U 0 Seeley, Miss ~.
Lyon, Major _ 0 0 Rev. J. P.
Kir.dersley, Sir It. ' Brown. Widow... I:
T. .. ... 0 0 Voss. Mrs.
N.
Sanderion, Mrs. . 10 0 0 Hankev. Rev. SI•
Green, Mrs. _. 10 0 U Burt, Idr. G. _
Baker,Ftev.Talhot 10 U U 1 Immo', Mr. (1. ...
Wood, Mrs. and Holland. Mr. ...
Miss .. 10 0 U Alaw..rth, Mr. ..
Maher. Mr. 0....111 0 0 Bascom's!, Mr. E.
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0 Green, Rev. .1. ..
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0 0 Ensor and CO,
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 0 0 1 Messrs......._
Sir K B. Baker, Ilayne, ?re. R.
Bart. ... 10 0 0 ' Ensor, Mr.
Green, Mrs., pro- Poole, R.. Esq.,
coeds of needle- 1t.H.A.... 1
work . 001 Watts, Rev. R. R. 1
Hall, Mr. H.
_... 5 5 0 1 Lock. Rev. W. ... 1
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 0 Mantel, Sir John
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 U, Iles . 1
Grove. Mr. ... 5 5 0 Mr. (1. Mayo ... 1
Lock, Mr. F. .. 55 0 Boon, Mr.... ...
Collected by Mr. Rance, Miss ... 0
Miles „._ ... 5 6 Evans, Mr. 11
Panniter, Mrs. ... 0 0 Brocklebank,Miss 0 0
Hazel, Mr. ... 50 0 Voss, Mr.... ... 0
W. R. Watcher... 5 0 0 Dansey. Mrs. ~ 11 0
Wilkinson,Lient.- (!alcraft, Mr. .1. H. 0 0
..,_ _. 5 0 0 Loveless. Mr. ... II 0
Hawkins. Kr. G. 5 U 0 !Amnon. Mr. ...
Ling, Mr. „. 5 0 0 1 Thankoffering 0 0
Ferrer, Mr. O. W. 5 0 Barnes. Rev. K. 0
Glyn, Rev. C. .. 5 0 0 i llodges, Mr. C.... 11 0
Hedges, Rev. Dr. 50 0 ' Small Hums ... 517 0
JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinantabr, Paperhanger, Rouse Agent,
Appraiser, Undertaker, ke.,
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10e. 6,1. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPER-HANGING. and DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest linprovements.
FRINGES AND DRAPERINS.
NEW WINTER GOODS
VOR
CURTAINS.
GOOD REPS, frorn Is. 91. per yard (double width).
eIIETONES, from 71d. per yard.
TINIBUCTOO, in all-Colours, 2s. lid. per yard, the
Mopes( Worsted Curtain crer made.
CARPETS.
Urge Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
production,' for the present Season.
BRUSSMS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. &c.
WILTON nml TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of l'attenis 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, /cc.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the Da.txmoN and COTTAGE.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
PAIXTICD MAPLE BEDROOM SUIT from LI 10s.
Goods supplied 44 any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and quality. and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goode Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
IFunerals Burnished and Conducted.

LAW and BANKRUPTCY FORMS.
BENEFIT SOCIETY'S RULES.
AUCTION or other CATALOGUES.
BOOK-WORK of every description.
AT TN R
" E 44 rp
XPRESS " AND L ELEGR AM "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST,
DORCHESTER.
CHEAP, NEAT, AND PROMPT.
PRINTING!! PRINTING!!
cial.s! COALS!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the NobilitY. Gentry, Clergy, and Ms
customer's gerterany that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND, BULLO oa FOREST OF
CLAY CROS.S, DEAN.
RITABON, RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE, CULM AND COKE.
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he CND strongly recommend
for honsehold purposes.
An coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgvrater Tiles, &c., and Grinslatones.
Afitnt for an Wiltshire Snek Hiring Company.
IMl;as at, the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received ;a 1%, South-street. or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordlngton,
and at moderate rates in the country.
'OAII3 COALS!!
mr DARC , COAL MERCHANT,
• NEw Iss, South-street, and SOETHAVINTRRN
WWI GREAT WEATERR liAl MAE STATIONA, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally for past favours, awl to inform them that all
orient sent to him shall have prompt attention. W.D.
is§ now supplping
BEST WALLSEND,
RADSTO§!E
MALTSTERS' COAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAVCRoSS,
SMITHsr coAL
RUBBLE LM.
FORiST OF DEAN (or Bullo). and SILKSTONE
coALS, confidently recomraended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
moms Immo
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial respectful:pi snlisited.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards, South-Western and Great
Western Stations, Dorchester.
40 TONS OF PRIME HAY AND CLOVER
FOR SALE.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to the Queen, 80110 SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which always
Gear their name and address on the labels.
puRE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.

Agent for the London and Lanceehire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.

NITROGEN-AMMONIA MANURE is the
Best and Cheapest Manure for top dressing.
Sow at once from two to four cwt. per acre. Delivered
in lots of two tons and upwards by rail at £6 per ton.
Samples, Analysis,• and Testimonials will be for-
warded on Application to Mr. IL C. REsNrrr,
Pallington, Dorchester.
BONES CRUSIIED ANY SIZE TO ORDER.

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BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(ESTABLISHED IBC).
For the pure of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houses ; UTTON'S CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS.
Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
Awl to accumulate Savings. SUTTON'
Shares .02 each—Entrance Fee, Is. 6+l.
THE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in •
few years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, may, by jistYlnif SUTTON'S GRASS SEEDS FOR ALL SOILS.
to this Society a sum equal to his rent, with littleorno
additional demand on his own resources, become the '
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Ist.—The mortgage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2nd. —Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
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3rd.—He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th.—Advauccs made during the progress of build-
illth.—The 'Solicitors' Fees, for Mortgage, are
limited as follows
S s. d.
Under 50 . . 2 2 0
330
17+1. each 100 ... 1 1 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
fith.—Mortgage Deeds for Mimi not exceeding £.lOO
are exempted from Stamp duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second 1 uesday in every Month, at the Town
Hall, Dorchester, at Seven o'clock in the evening,
when Advances are made, and other business in con-
nection with the Society is transacted.
Persons desirous of availing themselvesof the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the
Solicitors, Manager, or Agents.
H. LOCK and SON, Solicitors,
THOS. A. PEARCE, Manager, Dorchester.
Ira- Money always ready for immediate advent*, on
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N CONSVMPTION of the LUNGS • or Decline, and the only
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LONDON.
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SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF A CASE OF
BIGAMY.
The facts connected with a case of alleged bigamy have
just transpires' in the town of Port-Glasgow. it appears
that in po • seaman or labourer named James Stevenson
learned a young woman name.' Miss Crookston, and for a
length of time he continued ti live with her occasionally
werking as a labourer, and, as opportunity presented
itself, Latina an occasional voyage to sea. On returning
from a voyage Borne tints ag.•. Stevenson found that his
wife had sold the household furniture, and returned to
live with her father, alleged that her husband liaa failed
to maintained herself ea.' child. A "scene" ensued
between huslan.l and wife, and the former (mon after left
the Port and went to live at Glasgow, where he obtained
employment ashore. While in that city he was hitt limed
to a young woman named Margaret M'Neil, a domestic
servant, whose parents reablal in Bowmen: Islay. After
a courtship had gone on for some time, Stevenson asked
the girl's hand in tuarriage, representing himself as a
single 111311. Ile was accepted, but the young woman in-
sided that the marriage shout it take place in the house
.4 her parents in Islay, whither the two repairea, and the
eereitomy was there nerfonited by the parish ter in
September last. After a time Stevenson engaged again
to gun voyage in a vessel sailing from South Shields ; and,
a...m:lll4min' by his "see.m.l wife" he prearalal to that
port. One day, in searching through her "litishan.F.," To Muse tr/ii wish tojoin Mem 04litaa as Member*.
INIX. wife No. 2 tliaeoveald an album, anti one cork The year commences on the first of any month.
therein—that of icy ' w 4111 with a child in her anus. I Cheques enewea National Provincial Bank to FLINT
When tasked for details regarlina the carte, Stevenson anti Co
stated that young WWII3I, remesenteal was his }:5 £lOlOll. and upwards
lived in Porta:L.ow, and there the matter entity'.
, , per A 11111 l tn.
Stevenson shortly shortly thereafter aailed. and the delimen N. It. Please semi for in Prospectus, free on applied-
young woman, tot her read hock ti her parents' house in ~
Way. thought she Wolll.l visit l'..rt-Glattgow and find out ai"u•
the " cousin." (• ' bu a local photographer, the neceasara TRADE MARKS
illfOrMatioll WAS given as to the mu!. ressof the "cousin,' -
IVI.OIOI wife No. at:ailed, raying that as the Nat did wit
uail from Greenock for a day she had just called to make FIV IIY TII,AI/E MA RK must he
aquaintance. Mutual explanationa renewal, And the _,A REGISTERED anew inolt.r the recent Art.
lie artless character of Stevenson was at tut, exposed Ni existing liegietrations at Stationer's Ilan or else-
case was then place.' in lianas of the authorities : and where of auf avaiL—Appy at 'meet" FLINT and
Stevenson having just returned from sea, an officer was miile „what, El
on Friday despatched armed with a warrant for his appre- •.?"' I
e Marks segni—re. America, tennany,
Fr 1P • I '•C
hension.
France, and all Continental countries.
A DOG-FIGIIT IN RAT('LIFIt'E HIGHWAY. No charge for Translations into any foreign
Them was considerable betting while the dogs were language.
Icing brought in, each in its owner's arms and wrapped
in an old coat or apiece of an old blanket. Liverpool
Rise was first placed upon the floor, her owner ready to
wash her with a swinge, and an assistant holding a coat
in front of her during the operation. The umpire, Mr.
Roberts, came forward and tasted the water (from a
bucket) and put his lips to the sponge. Then time owner
of Bess Caine across the pit and licked Rote all over with
his tongue. Bess next made her toilette in a similar
manner. The landlord kindly explained to me that the
dogs were washed and licked in order to show that no
deleterious compound hail been rubbed upon them to
sicken or poison the other dog during the flaht. Ile also
told me, which I had before conjectured, that the pit in
which they were to tight was a rat-pit. During these
explanations, the preliminaries haul been arranged, and
the final bets made. Then the owners held their clogs in
opposite corners of the pit, and the umpire held a thanked
a. a screen between them.
I had just time to notice that Liverpool Rose was a
perfectly white bulaterriel, with a pink tinge showing
through her sleek coat, anal that Whitechapel Bess WWI
of a similar breed and size, but with an ugly (or beautiful)
patch of black over one eye, when the umpire, having
drawu a chalk-line on the floor, suddenly called "Go
and whipped away the blanket. Quick as lightning the
.bws flew at each other, without a bark or a growl, and
in an instant more were patterina about the tin floor,
gnawing at each other, trying to tnp each other up with
their tiny feet, and fighting with a grim ferocity which
fairly maddened the spectators, wha could with difficulty
la kept from shouting by the cooler and more astute
landlord. They made no sound save the little patter of
their little feet. Their owners watched every motion
encouraged them by pet names and a peculiar him, anti
every now and e then issue.' orders to "let go or "stick
to her, which the dogs obeyed as pramptly as wellolrilled
soldiers. If Liverpool Rose took a hold which the keen
eye of her owner raw was ma sufficiently correct cr was
comparatively innot•uous, she at once relinquishnl it as
Ma word and tried tor a better grip. Whit...chapel Bess
WA. eplite as well trained ant just as obedient. At last,
Rose secured her favourite hold upon the throat of her
adversary, an,! Bess settled silently to her task of gnaw-
ing off the leg of her antagonist. There were a few mo-
menta of intense excitement; beta offered and taken ;
finite of blood upon the white coats of both animals, and
then a faint squeal, so faint that one doubted whether he
had really heard anything. But the umpire ears were
sharpened by experience. Ile at once called "Time,"
and the owners snapped up their dogs, while the blanket
fell between them like a curtain It was Whitechapel
Bess that had winced and whined. First round for -
Liverpool Rose. TNELLAR'S CORN PLASTERS.—Boxes
The owner aand backers of Bess looked very anxious. lL
a for d
There were some attempts to hedge bets, a little angry certain
feeling, and an attempt at loud discussion. initantly
quelled by the landlord. During this the dogs were being a proved remedy for Bunions and Enlarged Toe Joints.
linH2Lard "or The
Con; tehernß plasters
eimPlasra arete a
illa* all chemists.
washed again ; but no water could take out of their eyes go
the unquenchable glare which they both fixed upon the CIRACROFT•S ARECA NUT TOOTII I'ASTE.
blanket that separated them. Then came the call, 'Go r v —By using this delicious Aromatic Dentrifice, the
the blanket was whipped away, and the two animals met enamel of the Teeth become,' white, and polished like
an the scratch-line and were again locked together. As ivory. It is exoenlingly fragrant. and specially useful for
they wattle.' about, actually wrestling with each other, it removing iticrustationa of tartar or neglected teeth.
MIS impossible not to adniire their grace and their pluck. Sold by all chemists. Pots Is. and 2e, W. each. (Gee
They were so 11,4Selegi that they seemed more like two Cracroft's).
m whined, wound up to do a certain performance, than
DKAFNESS, NOISES IN TIIE EARS, &c.—
like two brutes carrying out their natural desire to bite
and flght after a thoroughly scientific education in the Dollar's Essence for Deafness has proved an 'gas-
sgewnehorany have cures,
derived
profession. To my inexperience.l eye% Bess, being ra• her
truli,
strongly recommended
irenecuoir...enitdaledwab)yathreoli.na
eyes
the heavier dog, appeared to have the best of it at first,
but I noticed that use gathered herself up, arched her benefit. It is quite harmless. Sold in bottles Is, lkd. and
back, and made regular springs at Bess, without losing her Is. 91 each, by all chemists.
grip, as if she were boring her way through an obstacle. LOCKVEICS SULPITUR HAIR RESTORER
In a short time it became evident that the simile of taring
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was not a mistake. Rose was really eating her way to
turely light hair to its original colour without the slightest
her foe's heart. Her jaws dmpped blest: her spronai chance of injury. The Hair Restorer is one .4 the best
bme
eca slower but stronger, and presently Bess let go '
ever offered for sale: it effects its object satisfactorily in a
hold upon the leg at which she had been gnawing, turned : thoroughly
ittem her side, and uttered au unmistakable Ti istakable howl. me r .-^
yss,th •roducing a perfectly natural colour e
bead from scurf, and mime the growth of
"Tied the umpire, anti the animals were caught up as
cleanses
hair. It is sold everywhere by chemists and hal-
before. l
dressers in tree bottles at Is. ad. each. Be sure to
Them was not much excitement now •, for the end of the - - sulphur !lair Restorer
light was too clear. Barring au sentient, Rose must win.
Those spectators who had backed her now abused her in
unmeasured tering. She was white-livered, half-bred, a
cur, a coward. But Bess heard none of these epithets
behind her blanket, where her master was washing her
for the third round. Rose heard them, and appearedto
enjoy them .Her d movement .
the. er every look an sail, Let
me get at that Whiteehapel cur and finish it r' Away
went the blanket again, at the unipire's call, anti Rase
sprang forward, but Bess never move& In vain her
owner triol to push her up to the scratch. In vain did
Rene take her favourite grip once more and eat her way to
the heart of her foe. Faint moans were the only signs of
life that Bess exhibited. "Third round and the match for
Rose, of Liverpool !" cried the umpire, and the dogs were
taken up again.
The spectators dispersed quietly, settling their wagers
Ai they went along tMi misusage.l remained behind with
the landlord, and saw Bnts die in her owner's arins, lie
weeplua big tears over her as she breathed her Lott. Rose
was being washed, fondled and praised by her owner in a
little closet opening front the pit. " Dead in she ?" he
erica, looking out and seeing the grief of the owner of
" Don't yon waste no hot water, matey, over a
thing like that. I known' may Rode would kill 'er when
I heard 'or squeal. Wy, lair bless you, from that minnit,
may Rose took 'cc for a rat !"

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BIRTHS.
February at Weet Walks, Dorchater, the
ode e JR.
imam a d-aghtee.
February 14, at ii-s•t•-toth-ltill, the elk Xe Lea, 4
daughter.
M A It RI AGIN.
F
a It• ebruary 10, at St Andrew's. thin,- Illten. by the Re,
s
Davis. brother of the bride, aitainel by. the Res. C. _
Sluleg Vicar, Edmund Henn, son of John Randall, 15.1-1
Stroud, to Mary, youngest 'daughter of 11. Datio. Est,
Porteray, Lansport.
• February 15, at 11., parish church, Weal Stet ml. the gee.
,
W. llrquhart, motor of liromituayne, Mr. [Award
Dorchester, to Tahiti. Bradford, youngest ,laughter of the tile
Mr. James Rolls, .d West Staff ,rd.
February 17. at Puddiettien, the Rev. F. Freeman.
second tun of Mr John Kellaemy, of Mapposeder, is Emily Jae.
only daughter of Mr Thorns' Kingman, of Ncrris Mills.
DEATHS.
. 5,1 February 7, at the Elute, Llandotro, the rim CMe of
grandfather. Mr It. Stannard, Annie Jane, the dearly
f
clidd Adele Marguerite Damon, formerly ,d Weymouth. ta'
011 C year and eleven months.
February 10, at his maiden., at Bournemouth, Htk'SStr'.°..
Madras Army, of the F2tus, [Mee, near Oxford, agottrz•
February 11, of bronchitis, at Ihaumemouth, Laura,
of the late T. IL Oldfteld, Esq., aged 47.
February 11, at Malden Newton, Sarah Aloe Wlibuwn.
daughter of Joseph and Jane 11 eedway, aged sax )earsoleel4
regretted.
February 11, at Leigh, Sherborne, Mr. S. Smith, Ye.°°"
lai:FrF:ebruarybruary:oomuy').
yates, let. of HtV
10, at wftewpore.leunni.leltidirenuocil7r2.
yea
11, as
ymca, Sarah, ado
late Mr. John (Mord, of lirldport, and last surviving ....s-
-of the late Mr, Thomas Stone, 01 Filthy Hoot, Dorset.
February 14, at Chelmsford, Mary Kush, the dearlY
CIJ
dawivale4erthoef Miter'...Jjh
John P
s""jier
*.llodgea,t f‘iwlmilrthesteinli"dr Ease'..,
year of her age.
Fettrmuy b. at Enfield. Ur. William Ceogebie. forme:s
11.eywanutta in kis 701.1. year.
Foltruary 10, at Paketthaux Ilan, William, Lord Pallest
ao 111 years,