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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

BLANDFORD.

Woke's° llAn's Cum.—The committee of this
flourishing and useful institution have for some time
past felt most anxious to extend their operations, and
offer increased advantages to the members of the club
and to the various benefit societies in the town, but
the insufficient aecommodation of the present club-
house bag not enabled them to do so. The proposed
closing of the savings bank appears to offer to the com-
mittee • suitable range of buildings for carrying out
their pleas; and they have consequently taken early
advantage uf the favourable prospect by laddrevaing a
circular letterto the trustees of the bank on the subject.
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ELECTIOK or GUASIMAXIL —This election for the
Blandford Union resulted as follows :—For Almer, W.
Ingram Anderson, and H. Houle ; Blandford, M.
Fisher, W. Smith, and 8. P. Davis ; 131smiford 81.
Mary, W. H. Porter; Bryanston, R. Look ; Charlton
Marshall, H. IL Huntley; Durweston, Lord S. G.
Osborne; Hato., G. alike, and G. J. IL Woodhouse;
Shroton, F. W. Maxwell ; Langton, R.. Farquharson ;
Milborne St. Andrew, W. .f. Basest; Milborne 81;1eham
J. F. Fowler; Milton Abbas, R. Footed; Piroperne,
It. Hominy; Spetisbury, G. Keynes; Stourpains, C. H.
Plover; Gamine, G. Carter; Hinton, G. Hill;
Keyneston, C. Hartgill ; Launceston, J. Burger ;
Monkton, W. Fookes ; Raneton, J. W. House ; Rushton,
J. Porn; Tarnworth, J. E. Tory ; Common, W. B.
Roper; Houghton, G. Stay; Kingston, T. Beeent ;
Stick] sod. W. Rogers; Tomos, J. Ainsworth ; White.
chur,h, IL Fookes ;and Yelston, J. Burgess.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

SFIAPTEABURY.

Itircs COLTS.— The officers, non-commissioned
officers, and privates of the Shaftesbury oorps have
presented to Quartermaster-Sergeant Riehniord, on the
occasion of his marriage, an electroplated tee kettle
and stand, of very shade design, engreved with a
soitsble inscription.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

WOOL MARKETS.

Thursday—The tone of the market is
exceedingly quiet. Spinners freely supplied themeless,
at the public sale laat week, mid are oonsequintly not
operating now. The batter aorta of lustre and demi.
lustre wool fully maintain their prices, while inferio
aorta, owing to the absence a demand, show weakness
in prices.
LONDON, Friday.—Very little animation ham been
noticed in this market. Colonial qualities have been in
limited request, end for English produce the amount
he been inactive. In prices no change be taken
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

BAYE'S WORSDKLLII PILLS.

rirtLIVER is justly credited with being the
0111110 Of many complaints. If inactive, or oat of
order, It becomes enlarged or initated, producing
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Sicknees, Depression of
spirits, Irritability of Temper, .t,c. If neglected, a
series of what is called Liver Complaints is produced,
that render life insupportable. El! el WOUDILL a
PILLS have been found of the greatest value In all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Bold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Itedisinee, at Ls. lad., 2s • • and ta ed. Wholesale
Depte, 29, Brewl-street, London.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH •ND SITIALFIRLDS, Friday.—Fall average
supplies have been on sale. The trade has been hesry,
as follows :—Eaglish Regents, 60e to 110 s; Flakes,
601 to 130 e; Scotch Regents, 60s to 110 a ; Rocks,
60, to 801; French, 40s to 700 per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

Corresponbm.

THE VELOCIPEDE MANIA.
To Me Beim. .

Ent,—A velocipede 'dub Is proposed for Weymouth.
It Is a capital idea. Your roads round here do not oßer
any obstacles to some really good runs. As an old hand
I would suggest to the promoters that they would do
well not to entirely ignore the three-wheeler during this
two-wheel mania. Many would be tempted to join in
the movement if one or two "Runtimes" were in-
cluded in the plant, who would tern pals at a at. Alban
or a Frei:whoa/a—l am, or, your obedient servant,
Weymouth, April 6. WINTER RESIDEfT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

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LAWES MANURES

WEREtlie first Chemical Manures
manufactured and introduced, end hare been
in use for 23 years with great mosses. The supply for
the present season is now ready for delivery, at the
Factories, .11 1. first-rate contlition.
LAWFS PATENT TURNIP MANURE.
DInSOLYED BONES.
LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIM&
L AWES' WHEAT, BARLEY, GRASS, k MANGE,
MANURES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

SALE OF TIMBER_ ON THE AVON TY L ELL

EST&TK

Midway betweso RI-nig7o-Jand Christchurch.

fi MR. HAN NEN is favoured with
instructions from the representatives
of the late Cot.. Hsucre Fins, to SELL
by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, the 24th
A PRIL, 18.19, at 3 o'clock, at the Nsw Qum lap
Mk FINE OAK TREES, with Lop Top, Lod
k, now standing in Prink'. M cod, Shirley-lane,
Two Bridges. and Damen's Wood.
Cstaloguse may be obtained of Mr. Trre, the Steward
the Estate, or of the AorrlOtruin, at Fordinsbridge.
Mi. WORT, of Avon, will show the Timber.

SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, AZ
WOODOBF-EN, HANTS

lies—T-71nd •
MR. HANNEN n favoured with in-
struction' to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Howse Ann Gaoon liv WOODONZIN, as WEDNES-
DAY, the 21st APRIL, 1869, at 4 o'clock, all those ex-
tensive PREMISES, with the House, Barn, and other
Outbuilding, and owl acre of Lend thereto belonging,
now in the occupation ot Mr. JANIS WITT, where the
business of • Shop-keeper and Carrier has been carried
on for many years.
For further particulars, apply to Nowa. DANT AND
D•vr, Solicitors, Ringwood and Fordingbridge, or to
the Accriongitn, at Fordingbridge,

HENRy WHITE, Decoratur, //gum Painter,
Okuier, Paper-Amor, &e., 45, HIGH Farr-
STEM', DOICHEITLI, begatothaak the Nobility, C
and Gentry of Dorchester sad ita Vicinity, for th:siwg
patronare afforded to him; and also to Worm tNim
Hist he has now on view a largo assortment of NEW
PAPER-HANGINGS FOR 1989, at moderate price.,
lo r which he eolicita ea early inspection, hoping, by
strict attention and punctuality to all orders, to merit
• econtlnuanoe of their favour'.

W. G. BEYER,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, GENERAL VALUER,
HOUSE AGENT, &a ,
3, NAPIER TERRACE, SOUTE-STRRRT,
DORCHEETTER.

VLIZA-TION-11- -NZ- ?BOWL

JOHN RICKS, DECEASED.
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ALL PERSONS haring ay CLAIMS or
DEMANDS against the ATE of the late
Mr. JOHN HICKS, of Dorchester, In the Coonty of
Dorset, Architect mid Surveyor, are requested to send
the particulars thereof to me, the undersigned ; and oil
persons Indebted to the said Jour Hican, deesseed, are
requested to pay me the amounts of their respective
debts.
Dated thin 2nd day of Ara, 1869.
THOMAS COONS%
Solicitor te
6. Soutbctmit, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

WYNFORD EAGLE.

Tee will of the Right Hon. William Samuel Best,
Baron Wynford, of Wynford Eagle, and Lessons, Kent,
has bees proved under £120,000. His lordship has
devised to his eldest son his estates in the counties of
Dorset and Kent, and eleewhere ;a legacy of £2OOO, and
all the furniture, plate, and other household effecte at
his monotone, with • ressomendation that be in • like
manner leaves the slime to his sucoessor to the title and
estates. He losses to his four younger children, on the
&cease of his wife, (inch the sum of £lO,OOB, being
chierly property under his marriage settlement; and
during the life of his wife ke leaves each an annuity of
RV%) until each beoomee posseased of the £lO,OOO. The
rssidue of his property to go with sod be applied for
the bet elit of his estates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Friday.—The market is quiet. For home
growths there has been only a moderate demand, and
foreign aorta have been purshased sparingly. Prises
are unchanged. The following are the quotations :
Mid sod Rest Kent, £2 10e. to £7 75.; Weald of Kents,
£2 to ES 10s. Sussex, £2 to .e 3 15a.; Farnham', 10a.
to £6; Conn try, £3 10s. to 15. Bavarians, £2 to
Ed 10..; Belgians, £2 to £3s ; and Yearlings, 1.2 to £3
per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

HIGHWAT BOARD. —At the meeting on Thursday last
John Homey, Esq., was unaniatotudy re.elected chair•
man for the present year, on the proposition of Captain
Heldman, R.N., seconded by Mr. W. Hunt, and H. S.
Bower, Esq., was re-elected vioe-ohairman. The whole
of the waywardess, with but one or two esueptions,
were present.
Emmen or OCARDIANS.—The election return has
just been made by the clerk of the union. From it we
learn thet the following guardians have been elected :
Sturminster, H. C. Dash wood, Req., and Edwin Phillip.;
Bekaalwell, Edward Phillips; CsundleStourtoo, Edwin
Hicks, Child Okeford, George R. Ilaverstock ; Fifehead
Neville, Robert Collins; Hammoon, John Coate;
Hanford, William Coate; Hasalbury Bryan; Rev.
Rishard Burdon ; litberton, George H. Baker ; Lydlinch,
Richard Fifett ; Mandon, Eli Benjalield ; Okefurd
Fitzpalne, Benjamin Phillips; Stalbridge, Samuel Green
and Eli Benjaliald ; Stock Gaylerd, John Flower;
Woolland, William Phillips The following guardians
re-elected :—Filehesel Magdalen, Risherd Seaford, Nen. ;
Hint= Si. Mary, R. R. Hervey, Esq. ; Marnhull,
Thomas Roesiter and William Rossiter ; Shilling Okeford,
Hoare Raley; Stoke Wake, Charles R. Warren.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE

sieUR-6 BY

HOLL6Wii'IB--PILLS.
IMPVILITIF.B Or TIM BLOOD.
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In selecting the mom appropriate medicine for a perticulas
ailment there may be POMO difficulty tulles+ one ea • be found
to purity, regulate, and Improre the quality of the blood
These PI Is limoma and exert them three qua,ificatlons In an
extraordinary degree. They enable the stomach to digest an)
ordinary food, increase the secretory powers of the liner,
Mauve and purify the blood, expel all morbid matter, and
than. into the circulation the purest elements for suslaluing
and repairing the frame.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

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VOL. XIV.-NO. 706.

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

BALE.
En AWASH= 1852.
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AIR. T. ENSoii-i;i7i-ti.—aanotinoa that his
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
APRIL 24, 18E8, at the Rzroerroar edjoining
the South Walks, near the South-Western Railway
Station. Side will comment* with the Heifers and
Calves at he'll:oast 12.
PILSOINT Farms :

2 fat boil en. 3 ditto.
2 heifers and calves. 3 ditto.
2 fat bulls.

3 bummers.
20 Ist Down wethers.
20 fat Down ewes. 10 ditto.
10 Ist Hors Ewes _ _

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Furl), Entries are respectfully solicited.
Eiteruiive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale, at moderate
Commission-4191.1E1. pound on Cattle and Sheep.
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS

BROADWAY, DORSET,
Near the Railway Station lan.
MR. W. BRYER having received untrue-
tacos from Nr. WARREN, who is leaving Broad-
way, and has taken the Three Compasses lon,
Charreinster. will SELL by public AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 15th, the following HOUSE-
HOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, and other EFFECTS:
Camprising—malsogany half-tester bedstead, (car-
pet bedsteads, camp bedsteads, 3 good feather bed.,
bolsters and pillows, 2 mattressea, mahogany abode of
drawers, painted ditto, washstands and wars, dressing
tables, dreaming gleam, towel horses, and other chamber
articles; mahogany dining tables, 8-day dial, 6
mahogany hair-seat chairs, conch covered in American
cloth, mahogany sofa table, papier machis tables, stuffed
birds in cases, 6 sans-seat chairs, 2 arm ditto, deal
tables, mahogany knife box, knives and forks, stained
cupboards with drawers, fender. and Are-irons, window
curtains and pole, painted nest of drawers, 3 tea
theaters, treacle can, 3 bowls, spirit jars and taps,
beams and scales, beams and other candlesticks, bellows,
let beaters, buckets, plats rack, and sundry other
articles. Pa's to eommenas at 2 o'clock pnmineiV.

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1000

lisraoroung, Friday.—Moderate supplies of meab
were on sale. The trade, on the whole was quiet, on
former term.. _

- Per Me., by the carom.
d. .4. ..d. ei
Inferior bed .. I to 3 8 Interior mutton 3 2to 3 8
Middling ditto 10 „ 4 3 Iliddihne ditto 310 „ 4 6
Yuri do. 4_4 6 Prhne ditto . 4 8" 5 0
Prime mall ditto 8„ 6 0 I Smell pork . 4 4 5 4
Vesl

5.t06. Id.

Bwurrot., nuredwy.—Large supply of beef. Trade
dull, there not being much demand for bolt qualities,
and middling descriptions going off very slowly indeed.
Very little change in prioes, best desmiptions realising
75s to 775, and inferior sorts 66s to 68s per cwt. A.
number of cheep on offer, including some capital Irish
animals, which sold well; but business, on the whole,
was slack, at late rates, 91d to 90 per lb. being obtained
for best wethers, and sid to 94 for ewes. Middling
supply of atore stock, with a fair trade, at the usual
prices, good borreners baying the preferenee. Short
supply of pigs, brisk trade, bacon pigs fetching from
12. to 124 61, and porkers from 12s 64 to 12e 94 per
SOM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

CATTLE MARKETS.

MirrenPouraw, Thorrisy.—Moderate supplies of
beats. The trade wss quiet, at Mondays quotations.
With sheep the market was well supplied. The
transactions were restricted at about the rates pre-
viously current. Lambs sold slowly, on former terms.
For calves the demand wan inactive, at previous
concedes. The pork trade was quiet, at late prices.

Per Bibs., to auk the Offal.

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lat. rootlet:masts 3 4t, 3 10 Primi4outilovros6 0 to 6 6
tteetmJ quality.. 4 0 le 4 8 In. coarse calves 4 Bto 6 2
Prime large CItO 4 10 to 5 4 Prime mean
Prime scota. he. 5 6102 8 LAlf• hogs ... . . 3 Blc 4 8
lot. eoarse sheep 3 L. to 4 2 Neat sml. porkers 4 10 to 5 2
Setood quality .. 4 4to 5 4 tteltne. calsee,ech 21 oto 36 0
Prime mane wild 6 6 6 0 Ck.old slr pld..do 22 oto 25
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Boasts .
Stimm . 1036

Lamb. 51 10d to I's Si
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

PORTLAND.

THE UNCIITAIIIITT Of 1113:—On Thursday last there
was a report that the wife of warder Trevitt, had at.
last fallen a victim to her sorrown We are glad to be
able to contradict the report, which seems to have
originated from the sadden death of an elderly man
named Meech, who died about half ac-hoar after dining.
He seemed very well in the morning, although he had
been medically attended for a broken leg. The doctor
did not consider an inquest necessary, there being suffi-
cient reason to believe that the &messed died from
heart disease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

ROYAL BATHS, s WEYMOUTH.

W H. FOX —talc—es this opportunity of
. thanking bis patrons for the patronage bestowed
on him during the time he has been at the Royal Bathe,
and begs to announce that he has altered his premises
so as to render them more suitable to his customers.
He has also several Novelties to bring before the public;
he will produce seed and other portraits whit* are
INDESTRUCTIBLE AND WILL NEVER FADE,
even if boiled in strong soda they will still retain their
beauty. Mao the LARGE PATENT PORTRAITS;
these also WILL NEVER FADE. They are enlarged
on the premises from small card or other piilures—
comequently ii persons have portraits of their deceased
friends they can have them enlarged, and thus obtain •
lading memento of the departed.
W. H. F. begs to announce that he will open his
Premises on MONDAY, April 12, with& Special Stock of
Novelties, Albums, Frames, and every article connected
with Photography. Views of the Neighbourhood, Ac.
Prices of •card portraits :—3 for ja. : 6 for 5a.; 12
for 9s.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.
WFL CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
. strongly recommend, the following selected list
of WINES end SPIRITS: _

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Per doen.
I. S. I. L I. I. I
lienoesei or Martelre Cue
Brandy(bottled in France) 48 54 60
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 IA 36 48 56

Sherry lB 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (Florio's or Imp
ham's Shipping) lB 2
A complete prior list forwarded post free on application
Terms Gab. Orden 'mounting to 1:5 and upward
°married Carries, For. to a Mciiimm Stations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

WEAKNESA AND DEBILITY.

How mans petwons suffer from debility w ithout knowing the
caose. why they ere feeble I le moet cues the etomsch is the
Pills hare :on r been fannal for rego
Irture"rclisordered stomach, and restonng it,. healthy diges-
tive ton.' they ale therefore conlldentl) remanuended sod
ne, er.fail hog remedy in all case. der. the constitutlon, from
any cause, hes bounce intWred or weakened
ALL DISORDERS AFINO THE LITER, STOMACH
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

EVEBSEIOT.

NARROW EICAPL—On Saturday night, about twelve
o'clock Mr. Robert Barrett, carrier, was returning from
Dombester, with his horse and van, and, on coming to
Evershot cross-road, the horse suddenly swerved round,
drawing the wheels of the van op an embankment and
throwing the vehicle completely over. Mr. Barrett was
anosremonionaly ejected from the van though luckily
he was not hurt, the horse fell and got a few watches,
and the goods were scattered in disorder about the
road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13

CONCENTRATED.MiNIi GRAM MANURES.

AGENT!:-

Mr. Robert Damen . Dorobester.
Hamra Win. Thomas and Co.
(Limited) . . . Wellington
Miser,. Barnett Brothers ...
Meier& W. and FL Featherstone Wrselmoombe & do.
Mr. A. Fetcher Fovant, Salisbury.
Mr. Henry Raker Bridgwater.
Mears. Robert Ward and Co. . Si. David's, Exeter.
Kr. J. H. Brown ... Portland Home,
Andover:ls Salisbury
Market.
Orders for GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
NITRATE OF SODA, SULPHATE OF
AMMONIA, &a, So., should be
sent direr" Is

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JOHN BENNETT LAWES,

OFFIZMI:
LONDON, 59, Mark Lane, E.C.
Duncut, fl, Eden Quay.
ElenitWeßOaT. Knrket Square.

E. CAMBRIDGE & C,o's.
(LATE
w. C. CAMBIIDGE)
PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS-WHEEL
ROLLER AND CLOD CRUSHER.

rpHIS Implement is composed of a number of
W. old pattern plaio-edged wbeeL
with a notched ose between sash. Its merits and rise
are too well known to need deseription or comment
The frames can be made either of wood or tabular iron.
Chain Harrow of ereu destriPtios owl Prim
PRIZE HORSE RAKES, LAND PRESSERS,
HORSE GEARS, SEAMEN'S PATENT EXCELSIOR
FINE HARROWS, and every description of
AGRICULTURAL LMPLEMENT dehrered fru to any
station.
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CAT4LOGGIIIIIFIFFRWEZW:S7IPPLICA TlO.ll
ST. PHILIP'S IRONWORKS, BRISTOL

, SITFTON'S
HOME GROWN FARM SEEDS.

NEW AND UNADULTERATED.
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THE BEST SWEDE IN CULTIVATIONI

SIJTTON'S CHAMPION
A large purple top, yellow variety, perfectly lardy,
atone exabediogly well, and rentarlmb4 for its moan
neek cnd.freedom from eoarie_roote. _

Sutton's- Eb-a-n7piOn Swede-has—Z.lm the first prises
at the principal Root Crop Competitions in the
Kingdom.
Priem Is. prr pound.; cheaper by the bailed.
Quantities of 201ba. and upwards, Oarriage Free by Rail.
For further particular, of genuine AGRICULTURAL
SEEDS, lee
"SUWON'S FARMERS' YEAR BOOK FOR INV,
ed. Post Frau . Gratis to Customers.
BUTTON & BOMB,
SEILDSMEN TO THE QUEEN, READING, mini
N.B.—lleems. &MOS hare numerous ccej
within the eireslation of this paper, to whoa tEsi
with mudidause Wer am to the superior quality-M-
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HAY MARKETS.

83irrunna—Meadow hay, £4 5i to £6 Os ,
clover, E 5 Os. Od. to 16 10s. , and straw
El 10s. Od. to El 16s. IM. per losd. A moderato
supply.

MeritiOW hay, £4 10s. CM. to
£6 Oa.; clover, kb 0.1. to £6 10a. ; and straw,
El 12a. Od. so El IS.. Od. per load. Trade quiet.
WHITICHIPEL. iOll hay, £4 at to £6 Od.
olovvr, £.5 Os, to 06 10s. ; and atm.., El 12a. Od to
El 184. Od. per load. Demand inactive.

Tux Cumuli, to increase their profit on tea, cover or
"face" the inferior brown leaves with mineral powder:
the almost worthless autumn crop is then passed off as
the best, to the logs and disappointment of the purchaser.
Messrs. Horniman London, import their tea free from
facing powder, to secure uniform strength, flavour, and
chespnees. For local Agents, see advertisement.
A MOST wonderful preparation has been discovered
by which scurf, no matter how bad, can be entire],
remove,' in • few days, by the use of Mr. Herbert,
(Blandforel) Scurf Erailicstor. It only requires to be
applied to the head once or twice • week, and after
few applications the skin of the head will be found quite
free from scurf, when the eradicator may be discon-
tinueiL—Seo Athertisinent.

Durataa, NOIIII.B IN THt EAU, &c.—Many persons
imagine it useless to try any remedy for these complaints.
This is au error. For many years bellar's Essence for
Deafness has been need with unquestionable efficacy.
It has cored many, and never fails to give relief; ii
harmless, easily applied. and causes no pain. Sold in
bottles Is. lid. each. by Mr. A. .1. Evans, chemist,
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth; all
chemists ; and the proprietor, John Pepper, 237,
Tottenham Court-road. London. A bottle safely by post
for 18 stamps.

A CORE FOR CORNS. —Denar's Plastent never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
bunion., &c., of whatever goading. Those plasters not
only remove pressure, but soften and extract the root
of the corn. In n.dutting enlarged toe joints, their
effect has been marvellous. (See testimonials). Price
13id. par box. Sold by Mr. A. .1. Evans, chemist,
Dorchester ; Mr. Willigna, chemist, Wel month •' all
chemists ; and the proprietor, J. Pepper. 2.37, Tottenham
Court•road, Loachtn. A box full by post for 14 stamps.

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.111171118 TING EXPUININT.—PIaoe on the upper tar
of • grate, with the beads projecting about one inch
inwards, seine ordinary Lueiferv—in a few momenta
they ignite. 'Pt= in the some position place ale. of
the Patent Safety Matches of Bryant and May, London
(which ignite only on the box), and it will be found
that they may remain I,r hours in fact, until the wood
becomes literally charred- withont taking fire. We
look on this u • singularly intcreating clifirmation of
the safety of the new match. Care niuit be taken in
both canes to avoid actual contact with Same.