The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-11 00:00:00

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pow-MESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
iIIII4ITT MUT.
B„
gert T ENSOIt begs to announce that the
lktt. send SALE of HORSES will be hIIA eld
ao• ge—i •ay 154, 1876, at the New and
soev, ..0,
06 BrApArroltY, TIONITT.NTIMET i
. W:heln every,
3"....-- tion for Horses of all descriptions in pro-
TOL PRESENT Willa :
gay florse, six years, 15.2, a good hunter _
gay Cob, four years, 14.2, quiet to ride or drive
80, cots. 11.1, quiet in harn esa
2 al quiet worker
Rs)" C,'rt Si '' 11.2 quiet to ride d drive
goy ( ob. si years, . :li . an
Mare, six years, 15./ , quiet to ride, a good
SO' • •
kantress
Esc "
k ymy fur years, 121. quiet to ride or drive
Orel Cob' four years, 14.1, quiet in harness
Bay cot Home, quiet worker
Bois Cart Mare, quiet worse!.
Early entries are solicited.
Sale at Two o'clock punctually.
Denied". Janu arY4l.l lB7
CARE ANNUAL SALE.
IMR.,,J'i-Tfilroß
mwoiINInATSEJLALmiI big
17th, 1876, in CAus Wnoon and airs D:wir
Wenn,—
IT ling Ash Railing Poles
45 Ditto Ash Poles, fit for Pbuigh Tackle
40 Pitt' S.prinx and Scotst Fir Toles
17 Ditto 1 arewood and Beech Timber
90 Dozen Hurdles
100 Bundles Stickers
10,000 Faggots, in lase
N. to commence at One o'clock in Came Wood,
we Culliford Tree.
BLANDFORD AGRICCI.TVRAL REPOSITORY
WINO CATTLE SALES.
i bee to =flounce that the
fR. T. VISOR
ill. issirt SALE will held on W 11411813•7,
Fosray 201 1070, for which early Entries are
whetted
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Preliminary Notice of an Important SALE at
HERLEY II ALL.
One Mile (nun Winiborne station.
laR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
111 isstructions by Mr. Wawa,
_who is quitting
me of his Farms. to AEU by AUCTION, on MON-
DAY, Favor 7th. 1576,
% Superior DAIRY COWS, about 70 of which will
have raltel by time of Salo
13 Fat COWS and HEIFERS
4 Fat Brus
yo DOWN anl HORN COUPLES
SO bland store PIGS
10 CART HORsES
AD S horse.power STEAM ENGINE and
THRASHING MACHINE, by Clayton, and
slug, suinher..f AIIRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, W %GOONS, grer,
r woer particulars will he given in Advertisements
tad Catalogues.
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TOILER FRATRIJM.
Rine Mike from 11..reliester and one Mile from the
Mitten Newton Station of the Great Western
Railway.
Preliminary Notio,of a most Important SALE of about
•Ll 5 DEVON CATTLE.
1,11. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
.0.1. instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
VINDAY. Vacancy 15th, 1876 (being the day atter
Itecbester Cattle Fair).—The be. Mr. Edward
Wiettlis DEVON 10:111), which for numbers, size,
quality. enter, coat, gymmetry, constitution, and
akin; is unrivalled by any Herd of Devon. in the
Kinadoin.
Particulars will be given in Catalogues in due course.
Auction Office. 51, South-Street, Dorchester.
WAREHAM SPRING CATTLE MARKETS.
lki R. T. ENsOR begs to announce that his
111 neat SALE t•illhe hell on Ten:MUT FEBRUARY
&la, 1876, for which early Entries are solicited,

TO bUILDERS.
DERSONS wishing to TEN DER for WORK
1 to he done in alterations and additions to the
" Great Western " Hotel, Dorchester, for Meagre.
Eusuncr, P.m and to.. may see the plans and
Specification at the Ace f the Architect. Mr. G. R.
CIICIII4T, Weymouth. on and after this date, to
whom Tenders are to be delivered not later than 12
Wash ,n 3 Turit•mar, the 20th JANUARY. The lowest
or any Tend.r will not necessarily be accepted.
_
IE, ANTED, a small mixed Country
VT &wine., near I )orchester.— Apply by letter
only. with full i.articularA, "It. I. P. , Post Office,
Dowhecer.
11D EQUIR ED immediately, • good GENERAL
SERVANT.—AppIy at 12, Cornbill, Dor-
chester.
_
rIOOD PLAIN COOK WANTED, no
kitchenmaid, hut assistance given. Good w yes.
Address Mrs. ALGERSoII SHRRIDAN, Poet-office, Dor-
chester.
TO BAKERS.
IaTANTED, am second hand, a YOUNG
VT MAN about 18. —Apply to Mr. EDWARD
Erwin°, 18. Sooth-otreet, D nchw.ter.

GARDEN LABOURER.
IVANTED, an active intelligent married
TT MAN, in the above capacity; must have
Worked in • garden of produce. A good character.
Cottage and garden provided.—Apply to C. J. PAMIR,
Paq., Henhury House, near Wimborne.
DR COUNTY ASYLUM, NEAR DORCHESTER.
WANTED, a NURSE, wages from £l3 to
'V £2O, and all found.—Apply as above.
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER
WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDIM,
bacire.tothank the public for their past favours, and
inform th..m th.it he has always on hand for Sale,
rement, Plaster, Closet Pans and Trap*, Drain Pipes,
Oven Sum, Fire Bricks, Deals, Slates, Bridgwater
Tiles, Carden Ed.fing .4 all kinds, Terra Cotta Vases
"(different patterns and sizes, Ac.
A variety .4 ready•worked HEADSTONES of
different designs kept in Stock, for Sale, and may be
um at the Stoma %Yokes, Pease-Lane, or at residence
Ptinceestreet, next the Dorset County Hospital.
E. AND 0. BROWNING,
aooesscumx, STATIONERS, OA BERDASIIIIRS,
13.14•111 in Patent and Hozneapathic
/Widnes.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERPUMBRY,
43. HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
Agent for Cassell'. celebrated Ted and Coffees.
gootkidem amulet *KIR neatness awl diePage•A

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
110104: GEARS, kc.
E. S. lIINDLEY,
11()URTON, DORSET.
DoRESIII.i
BTEAm Es4;INEs. \SHING MACHINES
BOILERS. &c.
CHAFF CUTTRRs, Roor PULPHR.S, CORN
HILLS. PLOUGHS, Sc.
PLASM AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED MR [VERT DESCRIPTION OF
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS
IMAPTING, GEASING, CASTINGS, age.
niultraled C4gakoues post free on application.
DEL ft. L Turrix attends Markets.

SALE OF PURE-BRED SHORTHORNS AT HARR
HULL, BLANDFORD, Donn.
MHE SALE of about THIRTY HEAD of
1 PURE-BRED SHORTHORN BULLS, COWS,
and HEIFERS from the first-claas herd belonging to
the Rev. R. B. /ESNMARD is fixed to take place on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1876 (Two o'clock) at the GIAMIS
FARM, MARI/HULL, between Gillingham and Sturmin-
der Newton. - Further particulars, with catalogues,
will be duly announced.
JOHN THORNTON, Auctioneer.
7, Princes-street, Hanover-square, London,
January 1, 1876.
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DORSET COUNTY ELECTION, 1876.
LAIR. R. FOWLER will MEET his FRIENDS
.Ll.l at the Towns undermentioned on the following
days, and hopes to make arrangement. for Visiting
every part of the County before the Elastics
Portland . Tuesday „ 11th.
Blandfonl . . Wedneklay„ 12th.
Swaniwe and Poole._ Thursday „ 13th.
Muir teebury Saturday „ 15th.
Any Communication from Perseus favourable to Mr.
Fowlea's Candidature to be addressed to hie Agenta,
Marrs. Hagar Loci and Sos, Solicitors, Dorchester,
and persons willing to undertake voluntary canvassing
are requested to send for canvass books.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL
MHE GENERAL ANNIVERSARY MEET-
ING of GOVERNORS will he holden (D.V.) at
the HOSPITAL, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 13th, at
One p.m.
Any Ladies or Gentlemen interested in the Institu-
tion are invited to attend the Meeting, which will take
Oboe in • larger and more convenient room than here-
tofore for their accommodation.
C. W. BINGHAM,
Chairman of Committee.

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
min above SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
1 on TUYRDAT, JANUARY llth, 1876, for the
EVENING CLASSES, and on WanensoAr, the 12th.
for the MORNING and AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Particulars on application to EDWIN flu RNTTT, Esq.,
Hon. Treasurer, and Dr. Romsos, Hon. Secretary.
South-street.
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INORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, near
Dorchester. A high class Middle School (for 150
Bearden).
NEXT TERM begins JANUARY 20th.—Address
the Rev. T. Ruaszu.-Wiuowr, MA., Head Master

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
Prime for 14 days.
During the Sale he will offer special advantages to
purchasers of
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
AND
GENERAL DRAPERY.
B.A.H. HOLDS • LAIIOII STOCK OF
NNAOT-HAON CLOTHING
AHD
WATERPROOF GARMENTS,
Which will be sold at a Great Sacrifice.
MILLINERY, BONNETS,&., Al' HALF-PRICE
That the Public appreciate the advantage of buying
at these Annual Sales is evinced by their increasing
popularity, and as 13.A.H. has always used the system
a marking Goods in plain figures, Purchasers can
readily convince themselves of the genuineness of the
offers made them.
2, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
6th January, 1876.

THE NEW ARBRICIAN
SEWING MACHINE,
Manufactured in Philadelphia, U.S.A.
This machine combines all the late America* improve-
siesta : is LIGET RUNNING, SUS-THREADING, BEE
&LE-THREADING SHUSTEE, and SELI-EILITING NIZOLZ.
This is the best machine for Families and Manufac-
turers to use, and the
BEST FOR AGENTS TO SELL
Agents wanted throughout the Kingdom.
Address :—American 8.11.0. & Sewing Machine Co.,
87, Queen Victoria Street, London, ILO.
F.W. WARNER, Manager.
FREE EMIGRATION
To
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
THE GOVERNMENT Or SOUTH Aurrnsmt GRANT
FENN P•BBAGES
To Artisans, Agricultural, Railway and other
Labourers and Gardeners, Copper, Tin, and Lead
Miners, not exceeding 40 years of age single, or
married with not more than three children, also to
Single Female Domestic Servants.
COAL MINERS ARE INELIGIBLE.
All Persons who are considered eligible by the
Emigration Agent, paying their own Full Passage,
receive a Land Order Varrant of the value of £2O
for every Adult above 12, and £lO for Children between
1 and 12 years of age.
Full particulars and information, with Forms of
Application to be obtained at the Office of the Govern-
ment of South Australia, No. 8, Victoria Chamber',
Westminster, London, S. W.

FREE EMIGRATION TO
QUEENSL AND.
FREE PASSAGES are granted by the Government
to Female Domeetic Servants of all kinds, who are
quite free to engage with whom they please at the best
wages they can get.
Wages .C 25 to £5O a-year all found.
Free Plumage, given to Agricultural Labourers
whether married or single.
W to 1:50 a-year with board and 1
Aiated P to Mechanics on payment of
Wages as under:—
Blacksmiths 12.. tolls, a day I Shipwrighta 10s, to lks. day
Carpenter.. .12.. to lie. „ Tenon
Shoemakers 9s. to 10. „ Miners . . los. to LI ~
The above need not want work a single hour after
landing.
Apply personally or by letter to Agent-General for
Queensland, 32, Charing Crows, London, to
HINILY MAYOR, Blandford ; IL IL MANN,
street, Blandford ; Jae. Szaugurr, Shaftesbury; Inc
Guu. WlLaux, Whuberne.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GIENTLIMICN,_
HER Gracious Majesty having been pleased
to confer a Peerag e on your esteemed Member,
Mr. Svuur, a vacancy will shortly occur in the repre-
sentation of your County.
Encouraged by many promises of support from
Conservatives of all classes, I beg to offer myself as a
Candidate for the high honour of representing you in
Parliament, and I trust that the Conservative princi-
ples I have always held and endeavoured to uphold,
and the experience I have gained during the time that
I was in Parliament, will commend me to your
favourable noti.e.
Confident as I have always been that the interests
and welfare of this great Empire and of our Colonies
are safe in the hands of Mr. DISRAELI, I shall, Regain
returned to Parliament, continue to give him my
support, though reserving to wryself, at the same time,
the right to exercise my own judgment on any Measure
which I may consider to injuriously affect the interests
of the Constituents.
I would cordially support the Government in their
Foreign Policy, and in their endeatour to secure to
this Country such an interest in our communications
with the East that their neutrality may be guaranteed.
I shall ("ppm" sex
_Mather* that may have fee its
object the Diaestablishmeat of tbe Church of England,
or any scheme of Secular Education, whereby the
Bible will be excluded from our Schools.
I have always been of opinion that the honour and
interests of our Country are Ned served by our Army,
Navy, and Reserve Forces being in the highest state ,
of efficiency, and I shall, therefore, cordially support
any measure that may conduce to that object, having
due regard to the interests of the Ratepayer.
I have always been an advocate of the principles
laid down in the Agricultural Holdings Act, and have
uniformly adopted them.
When in the House of Commons I voted against
Mr. MORGAN'S Burials Bill, and if now returned
should continue to do so. though ready to consider any
Measure which appears to offer • prospect of a satis-
factory settlement of this question. I would also
advocate and support any Measure which promised
further to relieve the present heavy burdens on real
property.
I have given my cordial support to Mr. PLIMSOLL in
his endeavours to remove the &braes in our Merchant
Service, and trust that next Session the Government
will bring in a measure that will conduce to the
greater safety of life and property at sea.
In conclusion I can assure you that in the event of
your returning me as one of your i.epresentatives
shall spare no time or trouble to prove myself worthy
of the confidence you have reposed in me, and
I have the honour to remain,
Your obedient Servant,
CH. HAMBRO.
Milton Abbey, December 28th, 1875.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GiItNTLEMEN._
AVACANCY being about to occur in the
Representation of this County, in consequence
of Her Majesty halting been graciously pleased to con-
fer a Peerage on HILNItY GUARD STUNT, 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 .losuestic). 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 as 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 ;hall endeavour to advocate to the
best 4 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.
Minterne House, 30th Dec b

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GrerLswas,_
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 aencultural interest,
which is so important in this County, will be best
served by a Representative drawn from the class of
Tenant Farmers, this principle has been already acted
on in a few Counties, and does not imply any antago-
nism between Landlord and Tenant. The real interests
of the two are one and the same; but each has his own
views, and those interests will he best secured by a
clear expression of them by each. To express the
views of the Landlords you have already two County
Members; 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 shottid 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,
Yeur most obedient servant,
ROBERT FOWLER.
Whitchurch, 3rd January, 1876.

JAMES F. HANNAH.
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, House Agent
Appraiser, Undertaker, &c..
DORCHESTER.

NEW YEAR'S GIFI'S,
BOTH MM. AND ORNANE4TAL.
WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, DRESSING
CASES, FANCY BOXES, iltc.
CARVED SWISS GOODS,
SMALL FANCY CHAIRS,
In Velvets, Reps, Satteens, Cretones, /cc.,
AND THZ FAR-FAIIND
OCTAGON TABLES,
Polished Birch, from 12a. 6d. each.
Greatest Variety in the Kingdom, and especially
suited for Presents.
FOOTSTOOLS AND OTTOMANS, BANNER
AND POLE SCREENS.
LADIES* NEEDLEWORK TASTEFULLY MOUNTED.
DESIGNS AND MATERIALS
For Amateur Fret Cutters.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. de.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in nil Widths and Qualities. ,
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTUS, MATS. MATTING%
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, de.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MzusioN and Corraoz.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
Pawn) MATLZ Sons from £2 10a.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality,
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of Seconit.hand Furniture.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
I I Funerals Furnished and Oondueted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
s I Insurance Companies.

THOS. S. MORGAN,
AUOTIONEHR AND APPBAII3IIII,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE.
SALE of FAT STOCK, Ike., held every WIDNINDAT
it the Dorchester Fair Ground.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13re, 1876.
WINTERHOURNE ABBAS.
OMR. T. S. MORGAN has received
instructions from Mr. TABOR, SO
SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
JANUARY 13th, 1876,—A Quantity of Ash,
Spruce, Scotch, and Beech TIMBER.
Also a large quantity of FAGGOTS.
T. S. M. begs to inform his friends that the Timber
is of large size and dose to a good road.
Sale at One o'clock.
39, High West-street, Dorchester, Dec. 20, 1875.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1876.
GALTON DAIRY HOUSE, NEAR WINFRITIL
MR. T. S. MORGA.N ha received instruc-
tions from Mr. JOHN CAKE, who is retiring
from business. to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 7th, 1876. the whole of his DAIRY
UTENSILS, ?FIR, HOCSIiS, OAR?, ect consist-
ing of 10 good milk leads and stands, cream tins, milk
pans, milk buckets and yoke, milk wander, double
obese" press with lead beds, 44-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 treadle and
stand, 2 galvanized furnaces and grates, 2 iron and 4
wood pig troughs 4 hog tubs, pig jib, large beam.,
scales, and weight', 6 sacks of potatoes, 2 meat
hampers.
1 sow and 6 young, 1 ditto and 6 young, 1 ditto and
9 young, 2 elts in farrow, 1 boar, 2 atom pigs, spring
cart nearly new, harness, chestnut mare 15 hands 7
years old, grey mare in foal 7 year. old, 10 couple of
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.

JOSEPH KELLAWAY, DECEASED.
ALL persons haring any CLAIM against the
estate of JOSEPH KELLAWAY. late of
Puddlehinton, in the County of Dorset, Gentleman,
deceased, are requested to send particulars thereof to
me the undersigned EDWIN BUILNOII, Solicitor, of
Dorchester, in the said County, and all persons
INDEBTED to the sail Estate are required to pay
the same to me forthwith.
Bated this 3rd day of January. 1876.
EDWIN BURNETT,
Solicitor for the Executors.
South Street, Dorchester.

PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY, BRIDECA.ICRS,
WEDDING BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPERS,
DINNERS, TEAS, itc.,
16, CORNS ILL, DORCHESTER.
J. HARRINGTON
BROS to inform the Gentry and inhabitants of Dor-
chester and the surrounding neighbourhood, that he
is prepared to execute, in a neat and tasteful style,
Orders of all Descriptions.
ALL RINDS or
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRY,
num AND SAVOURY PISS NADI TO OWN&
superior Miner, Biscuits for Infants Invalids
ALL KINDS OF LUNCHEON, BIRTHDAY,
CHRISTENING, and FANCY CANES,
made to order.
Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, Ss., 61.,
and Os. per pound.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF USEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES, TOYS, to.
HARRINGTON'S ORIGINAL COUGH LOZINGEL

GODILtNBTONK MANOR FARM.
huß G. SYMONDS will SELL by AUCTION,
THURSDAY, J,txuesv 13. 1876, the following
Grass and Turnip FEED on the above Farm, which
comprise:—
LOT L (More or lee")
A. R. P.
Feed of Conigar, No. 52a, meadow ... 13 3 33
Dm 2.
In Pita..., No. 49, 50
p. , lie, swedes and
In C0w15..., No. 156, grass and clover 9 0 0
In Weather Close, No. 7, gra U 0 0
urr 3.
In Crete FEU, No. bb, down ... 20 to 25 0 0
In Crete Bottom, No. to, grass 0 0
In Forty Acres, No. 1, 18 acres gram and
uir 4.
In Bushes, No. 17, meadow gram 12 0 0
LOT 5.
In South Ground, No. 20c, turnip ......9 0 0
In South Ground, No. 20c, grass ... 20 0 0
LOT 6.
In Lower South Ground, No. 20, turnips
and rape . . ... 16 0 0
In Lower South Ground, No. 206, down ... 17 3 3
To view the lots apply to the ItAzurs at the Farm
HOMO, at which Aaos the eon will ammonia* ai
Theo o'clock p.m.
Sidling, January 3rd. 1876.

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEOIt
SOCIETY.
The Committee have the pleaenre to announce that
the
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Or
POULTRY AND PIGEONS
WILL 111 HMD ON
WRDNICSDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY 19ro[ AND liOnt,
II THE
TOWN HALL AND CORN EXCHANGE,
DORCHESTER.
Admission :--Subscsibers, by Ticket. Non-Sub-
scribers to the private view on Wednesday, from 12
till 5,2 s. Bd.; from sto 9, Is. Thuralay, from 10
till 4, Is. ; from 4511 8, Bd.
C. PARiONS,
}Hon. S.
STRANGE BIGGS
PRINTING t! PAINTING H
44 _ 66
11XPRESS " AND T ELEGRAM "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST, DORCHESTER.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
I NCLUDI NO
BUSINESS and ADDRESS CARDS.
BILLHE ADS, 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 THS
44 46 Iry
I:4IPRESS " AND 1 ELEGRAM "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST,
DORCHESTER.
CHEAP, NEAT, AND PROMPT.
PRINTING!! PRINTING!?

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, BULLO ok FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS, DEAN,
RUABoN, RADSTOCK
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Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
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TIRADVORD' 8 Patent "VOW
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COUGHS, COLDS, AgrintA.
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I A •
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may depend on relief in • few minutes. Prepared by W.
LAMBERT, la, Vereetreet, • onion, W, and soil by all drug-
gnarl in bottles .13 and 2.4.1 each. See you get the right
thing, " Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam.'
HE ENEMY II COMING in the shape of Coughs, Colds
Influensa, Asthma Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and all
Lung complaints tending to Consumption, and to all who
suffer thus try
"ILL'S BALSAM OF HoREHOUND Avt) ANI.ErD,
which is the best remedy of the day. Fr testimonials from
all dames see handbill.. Soli by all Chemists in bottles Is 1)d
and Ps 9.1 each. London Agents, Sanger and Sons, Oxford-
street. Prepared only by EDWARD lIILL, Wellington,
Somerset.

n the Rouse of Commons, Med April, 1875, it was stated in
the Etude nee before the Committee of the Ilouee that
TIIE EFFE TS WERE PERFECTLY XIADDF.NING
FROM USING WHISKY THAT CONTAINED FL'S. L
OIL.
BERNARD AND 008
(LE TH DISTILLER
D. D ENCORE IuIHISKY
(Dorm.. Dunittra)
Ls certified by Dr. BENJAMIN II PAUL. of London, and
Or STI. VEMiON M ACADAM, of Edinburgh (and every
Galion is guarmntecd), to contain no Fusel Oil or other
injurious properties, and to be an Exceptionally Pure and
Wholesome Spirit. IL is vein tells and pkanant, and
unequalled as a Toddy Wifisky Peen iiiii ended by the
Medical Profms to he Preferable as a Stimulant to Cognac
Ikandy.
To be had in Casks or Cagan Irma
GROCERS and WINK MERCHANT.. in Town and Country.
To be genuine, pkane insist that OUR label is on all Bottles
10 BACC O.—Sun-Cured TENS ESSEE SI RDI-EYE,
RETURNS, or SHAG.
SALES, POLLARD, and CO., Sole Manufacturers. London
Post free from the Author for live stamps.
ON CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS: or Decline, and the only
sue:medal Treftment ; showing that formidable disease to
he curable in all its Stags, vrith additional Cases of Cure and
questions for Patients consulting the Author by Letter By
GEO. THOS. CONOREVII, COoMBE LODOE, PECKHAM,
LONDON.

NOTE THE ALTERED ADDRESS,
HARPER TWELVETRFEW HOUSE MANGLES for every
Home ani priceless tresoures and the delight of Thousand,
of Purchasers. 721 n. Rollers De 50a. Price Lista pan free.
rwrriage paid distance no object. Mouth's trial. Machine
Works, Grove-road, Milowini-roel, London.
I DES and SKINS.
JOHN HARRISON, Junr., Merchant,
WA, New Wel,ton-etreet, Bermondeey, London, buys all
deeripeona of HIDES, SHE. P and RAlinIT SKINS.
MRUEFITTII, I, New Bond .4., London. W. Iler IteistrtmenL
I—A large sollection .4 Chignons, Platte, Covered Steins
and Plain Twists of Hair in all Colours. Price dyed to
each article. Customers having Co-operative Ticket, tl.e usual
Disonno Address Wattle Tilrarrrr. I. New Bond-street, W.
French Faahlon Plates for the Iler and Coalume 2s. 61. each.
. _
[IR. HA/SMALL% Fool, for INFANTS, aII.DREN sod
/ INVALI olk The b..vit and nowt fishing of all
Infants' and Invalids' Foils, which have hitherto been I.n.ught
before the public: It Contain% every requieite for the full Lod
, healthy support, and development .11 the body, and is to • con-
siderable eatent self-digestive. Recommended by the Medical
Prom and Faculty. Sold by Druggist., Grocers. ojlnicu, &r.,
llns, 6J Is, 21, sa 61, os, 15•, and De each. A Treatise by Dr
Arthur 11111 Ilassall, M.D., on the Alimentation of Infanta,
Children and Invalids, out he had post free on apphottloo,
from the Manufacturers, GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, and Co.,
LEEDS.
JOHN D:ARCY and SON, Wenn of PORTER and STOUT,
AXVIIOII 1111.11WIllT,
1/1713L1N.
(Lowest Brewery In Ireland bet one).
Purchasing Agents required In all towns in which there are none
itt Arrounis .4 NEW SILKS or Orem 00,51. poet
free.
SILKS front Ito 70 Os. Fancy Drones?.. &I. lob Os.
Write to D. NICHOUPIN & Co., 60 to 63, SC Hurt Church
yard, London, RC. Felabliehed 1643-
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(1H E E W LLS RY .--Shopkeepers will find best
assortment and loweet pries at MILLINGTON'S. 13
Hounelitch, London. Clocks, Watches, CutletuConblit.tir.,d
1867. Spec-
taelek Pens, Pipes, Purees. Oateloguas free.
Cash only.
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OIL The friends of deceased persons are invited to
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mouth. Or specimens will be sent by pot for 'Oceans.
25 Embossed Cards, with name, dates. Nes, and
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Cheques and Poet Office Onleri should be made
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