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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

THE DORSET MILITIA.

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To-day the recruits of the Dorset regiment of militia
are assembling at Dorchester, end this importation of
"young men from the country" gives an unwonted
wiped to the town. Well nigh' two hundred smart
fellows have thus been joined to this important army
reserve, and, under the new 1.011111, it is expected they
will quickly be transformed ieto competent soldiers.
As in former years, Mrs. Bingham, the "mother of
of the regiment," has made iserefel arrangements for the
comfort and humanizing of the men &kilns the period
of training. The" tea-and-coffee•reading-room" is
again prepared at the old Core Exchange. and books
and Olinda writing materials, games, arid so forth are
pr4vided as in former years, and it is intended to form
dames, give addresses, and arrange pleasant evenings
as before. We have no doubt increased moons. will
attend Mrs. BMghem's "labour of love" in this matter,
and that the gallant colonel of the regiment at the
dose of the training will hears good report of the men,
both as to their efficiency in the field, end their conduct
when off duty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

WI II BORNE.

ODDrILLOWAIIIP.—The great sures, that has at-
tended the opening of juvenile branches of thia soclety
in various rota ham induced the members of the two
Lodger in Wimborne to open • branch for the admission
of lade under eighteen. The society promises many
advantages to youths desirous of having themselves
enrolled has members.
MATH Olf AN IAYAIIT.—An inquest won held on
Thorn lay, before T. Rawlins, Esq., coroner, on the
leirly of a newly.born female child, the illegitimate
offspring of Mary Batchelor, • dom-stio servant in the
employ of Mr. B. Kern ,ge, of Wimborne. There
a.ip•ared to be no marks of violence upon the child,
and Mr. Rowe, surgeon, said he could fcrm so certain
judgment as to whether the child was born alive or not.
A put MOTI4IIII eisimination would not enable him to
speak with any degree of certainty. Alter hawing care.
folly investigated the ease, the jury returned an open
verdict of '• Found dead."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

NOTICL
WOOL FAIR, MAY 14, 1869.

IR. T. ENSOR bees to announce that he
will hold his ANNUAL SALE of IFAT and
WTI E STOCK, HORSES, k.., at the above EMI.
Esrly Entries are solicited, so that the Stock may be
duly advertised and Hurdles provided.
PIIIIIENT SIMI= :-
2 fat heifers. 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
1 fat bull. 1 ditto.
Yesrling bull.
2 harmers. 3 ditto. 1 ditto.
10 heifers and calved, the property of K. RODGiTT, Edo.
2 heifers and calves. 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
no pur and Chilver Down hogs.
20 -ether Down bogs.
20 fat Down ewes. 10 ditto.

WANTED--a respectable YOUTH, not
ander 17, to take chants of a Front Shop, and
to learn the UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS.—AppIy at
the office of this paper, Doreheeter.

TO BA K ER&

WANTED immediately, a steady young
MAN, who thoroughly understands his
bualn.us.— A poly to Mr. PEACH, Charminsior.

AVANTED-a strong active GIRL, about
to work in • Dairy; one able to milk.—
apply to Mrs. Loci, Cort.on Dairy, Upway, Dorset.

WANTED, TO RENT, near a Station on
the Dorchester and Weymouth line, an OLD
MANOR ROUSE, or GOOD COTTAGE, with • few
acres of cultivated and some rough land adjoining; rent
moderate, with rood supply of water and healthy aitua-
tion.—Addrem ' isf„," at the office of this paper,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

WILLIAM TREVES DECEASED.

ALL PKREIONS haring CLAIMS or
DEMANDS against the Estate of Kr. WILLIAM
Twat, late of Dorchester, In the County of Dorert,
Cabinet Maker and Upbolaterer, &easier, are reqoested
forthwith to mod the particulars thereof to me on
behalf of his ltteetttora. And all P• 11013.11 still
INDEBTED to mach Estate, are requested to pay the
amount of their respective Debts, within 21 d.ys from
this date, in order that the Executorship and aeoccuits
may be finally eloped.
0. SYMONDS.
Solicitor to the Executors of the Deceased.
Dorchester, 13th April, 1869.

THE BANKRUPTCY
_ACT, 1861.

HICNRY BARNES, of Doreieeter, in the
County of Dorset, Civil Engineer, Arabiteet,
and Surveyor, having Wee adjidged Bankrupt, under.
Petition for Adjudication of Bankruptcy, Med in Her
Majesty's Court of Bankrupt» for the Exeter District,
on the 27th Asy of Mart*, 1869, • PUBLIC BITTING,
for the said Bankrupt to pass his last Examination, and
make applieation for his Discharge, will be held before
BIGGS ANDRIIIII. Require, the Commissioner of the
said Court, on the 26th day of MAY, 1880, at 12 of the
clock at noon precinly, st Queen-street, Easter, the
day last aforssaid being the day limited for the said
Bankrupt to imrrender.
The Sret Meeting of Creditors Iris been duly held and
at lb. Public Bitting above mentioned prods of Debts of
Creditors who hove not proved will be reosived. and the
Bankrupt will be required to surrender himself to tb•
aaid Court, mid to submit himself to be examined and
to make a full disallow» sod diseovery of all his estate
and *Meets and to ankh his Ramada...ie..

Nonni le UMW £lllO Gyring, to all persons
Indebted to the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his
Effects, not to deliver the same but to Yr. Tatornimm
cAssica., Queen-street, Rafter, Official Leagues, whom
the Court hes appointed, and give noting to
Messrs. Annerws and Pure. Dorchester,
or their agent.,
MUM% BANDM, BUSCH, sad EARNER,
Palace Gate Breter,

The Solicitor§ in the Bsohruptey.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.
IT H. CLARK and Co. bag to submit, and
TV . strongly recommend, the following selected list
of WINES and SPIRITS:—

Per deem
S. S. S. S. S.
Hennessy or MartelPe Casa
Brandy(bottled in Frame) 48 64 80
Bcmikliag Champageo 7/ 30 36 50 58 60
12 18 94 38 48 56
Sbarry lB 38 42 48
Port 24 SO 38 40 46 64 60
Marsala (Florlo's or lag-
hanis fibipplag) .
A complete pKea bat forwarded pout tree on appMeatlon
Terms Ca.. Orton amounting to £5 sad upward
Drys:dad, ()scrimp Imo to all &away &slams

W. G. BEYER,
ACKITIONEEBi APPRAISER, GINERAL VALUER,
OUSE AGENT, ka ,
3, NAPIICR TERRACE, SOUTEI4TREET,
DORCHESTER.

VALUATIOaII FOIL ?SOLI%

RAYNBI RD, CALDROOTT, BAWTRRB,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURE, k OILCAKE
MERCHANT%
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
London Address-26, Seed Market, Mark•lans, KC.
Samples end Fracas Post Free Oa application.
Priam Medals 1851, far " Wilma :" 1802, for "Feasellssit
Seed Corn and &ado"
Pears MoviteaL EXHIBITION. 1867.
Silver Medal in Class 67, for Cereals. Browse *KW
Class CA for Seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

IMPORTANT TO BUTTER MAKERS t

-- - -- - - - - - - - --
If you wish to have Good Butter " all the year round" use Wall;

TOMLINSON & CO.'S
BUTTER POWDER!

In3l&.ed.lL7l4ch.wfUU'
directions for ode.

VVANS (successor to Mr. Frond) Curotten
1.34 Dorchester, Agent for
HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, invigorating. Genuine
packets are signed Irjiiiiiirnuman

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, I invigorating. Ceasing
Packet. are gigned cogilonuizia.ftV4
AGENTS IN TIIIS DISTRICT.
Bridstort
Beasviatger
/3/er4iord
Bent Bois
("mu Abbas._ . B =tett, Leng-etreet.
DORCHESTER Evans, High-Bast-street,
Lim
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PitidletreistAtale Saes.
Waratuses
WEt MOUTH Cole Chemist, it, St. Mary-stree
Riattories
tefatorranme nateholl
STA RCH MAN [MAC fURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES
GLENFIELD STARCH
Exclusively need in the ROYAL LAUNDRY
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch
is exclusively used in the Etoyal Landry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she boa sria
WHEATEN, Rim and other POWDIE STARCHES, she hat
found none of them equal to the OtAirrtzu), which it
the finest starch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL
_AWARDED FOR ITS

BITPyIJORITY.

Ii
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

E. CAMBRIDGE & Co.a,
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED !
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the lit Prise at
six courecutive A griaul-
tural Shows, when firat in- I
troduced in Augnit and
September, 186.3 Also
Highly Commended at the
Royal Agricultural So.
eiety's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises were
offered for Chain Harrow&
As • Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Robbing
Down Manure, Scratching
up Moss, Ite., it is un-
rivalled.
It does its work better,
and relieves itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Conoli or Twitch Gram
' It is also used for working
down Land that has been
Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a
Soot-rat. Seed Bed without
diaturbing the Manure, and
is invaluable for healing
Seed or Grain, leaving•
firm fine UM, Si (salmi be obtalawl with any other
Implement.

DZLIVINID TRU TO ANT rrArtox.
Catalognaa with Prices, &a., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL

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4.33.
Taft 34.7
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

I! amps bag.

INTIIISTING TO NATOLLIIITIL—On Thursday lest a
beautiful male speed:nen of the little bittern (Macre:
Missies) was Mot at Biekton Meadows, near
Fordin
aiLigirtiagelia. —Three very Am BAlamp, weighing
respectively 231 b., 321 b., and 251 b., have been takes
with the rod in the Avon waters by pattern= staying
66 Mawlye's hotel, Cbriateharish.
Unreal, BANGUI?. —The Liberal demonstration to
celebrate the return of Mr. Raviland-Burke, 11.1"
for Christchurch, is fixed to take plaes on the afternoon
d Wedneulay, April 28th. The Bight Boa. W. F.
Cowper will preside.
Marrs MILITIA. —The reunite of this regiment.
umbering 225, assembled on Monday, at the head-
quarters, Southgate-strut, for 14 days' preliminary
training, under the contrussul of Captain and Adjutant
Niool bad staff The remainder of the regiment will
muster on the 26th inst.
ACTION FOR ASSAULT—At Christehueeh County
Court the ease of "Woolfrey v. Herniate," attracted
some attention. It was an action broeght by Mr.
Augustus Woolfrey, an anctioaser, of Fools, spinet
Mr. James &mister, smith, of Bournemouth, for
damages sustained for an alleged unjustifiable assault.
on the 25th January last, at Bournemouth. Mr,
Johns appeared for the plaintiff; the defendant was
unsupported. A jury was sworn in the ones. The
damages were laid at £2O. The jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff, damages. Cl 5 and costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

Markets.

Tel Wheat trade& London on Monday gave way from
Is. to 2s. per quarter, and it hes lanai been to • droot ing
state throughout the eountry. The large cargoes afloat
from California and etber park. of the world, have pro-
duced this result. The trade in other grain and pulse
hive participated in this depreseloq.—ln the stock and
meat markete there bas been but little variation. The
mason hest early in the week bad some effect on the
prises of inferior beef, bat good qaelitiee an Beane and
command high flgorea —The fina warm weather has
oacsod much animation in the seed trade, but prime
ham Oct been so extravagant for Clover.. was expected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

FORDINGTON. DORCHESTER.

BUILDINO LAND TO BE LET.
PBE LET, for a term of fifty years, more
or leak as may be agreed upon, a CAPITAL
PIECE of BUILDING LAND, suitable for A
BREWERY COMPANY or GAB WORKS. • narrow
gauge I no of railway forms put of it, and offers the
advantage of easy transit of goods, to or from Mame
c very railway station in England.
The above land adjoins the Coal I)ep6l, in the
occupation of Mr. L'Flommg.
Also, 'TO BE LET, with immediate poemesion, a
large M A LT.HOUSE ; rest M.—Apply to Wicuais
Ilan MILD, Dorehester.

VA KM—TO BE LET, on Lome, from
Michaelmas nowt, in a Southern County, a Farm
of 4-0 acres of good Arable and Dairy Land; also good
Farm Bosse and Buildings, three Cottages, kn. Good
references requireiL —For particulars, apply to Messrs
BLUNDELL & P•LNEI, Lana Agents, lsc. Mists, 3,
Portland-street, Southampton.

APARTMENTS TO LET, UNITE-
NISH ED.—A oomfortable Sittiorroom said one
or two small Bedrooms in South-street, Dorchester.
Haut low to one or two quiet, me table persortm—
Address " Express Ofbce,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

CORBCOMBE.

Saar Bass.alia ix A PILIL. —On Thursday last Mr.
John Danford, itainpishana, sheared s hog lamb, the
property of Mr. Edmund Cox, yeoman, Benville-Lane.
The lamb was cleanly sheared in 16 minutes, and the
wool weighed nine pound. 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

POOLE.

Cgicen Ctilit.—Deruig the hot few days • irkiket
dub be. been started in Poole by several gentlemen
partial to the manly and invigorating game of cricket,
and we are pleased to say that there is every prospect
of the club being a complete swum
Towg COUNCIL—A very important meeting of the
Town Council is to be :told tomorrow (Wednesday).
The following is aincopt the business oa the agenda
piper —"To: take into consideration the last balance
sheet issued by the treasurer of the reuipts and
expenditure of the borough fund, with a view to
determine whether the reempts can be iocressed and the
expenditure reduced."
SODOM DIATI.—On Tuesday evening a woman
named Mary Brown, • widow, aged 80 years, was sitt-
ing in her parlour in Fowler's-lane when she suddenly
called out to her daughter, who was upstairs, that she
felt very ill ; her daughter at once sent fore medical
m.n, but before be had time to attend the woman had
ceased to breath.. Death, aceording to the medical
opinion, resulted from disease of the heart.
The Taa.DE OF YOU PORT.—At • recent meeting of
the trustee. of the quays the harbour muter read hin
report, which showed a considerable deficiency on the
receipts eoinpared with past years. In reply to •
question from the Mayor, the harbour muter stated
that the trade of the port is rapidly falling off!

NOT PATIN° SLUM'S Wants.— Beery Soitalebstry,
muter of the sehrioner Breeze, we, summoned before
the Mayor (W. Pearoe, E4q.), W. L C. Ad., and C.
J. Btone, &qrs., on Thunday, for the non-payment of
wage. £4 13. 64., being from February to April, at the
rate of £2 10s. per month. The defendant said he had
never ref ased to pay complainant, the only reason why
i.c bed not dene so was that be had not reei iced the
money from the owners. The magistrates ordered the
defendant to pay i:4 14s. 31. and one-half of the noel.;
the magistrates ordered the complainant to pay the
remaining portion a the cute, they believing the
complainant had acted too hastily in summoning the
defendant, whose fault it did not appear to be that the
wages had not been paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

BlRTtis.

April 13, at Litchfield Rectory, Rants. the wife of
le Rev. Henry Thornton Pears*, of • daught, r.
April 14, at 33, F.aton.square, London, the lion. Mrs.
of • daughter.
15, at °lleitis Cottage, the wife of E. A. H.
..deman, of • daughter.
April 17. at Cllarminster, Dorchester, the wile a
Mr. Cl. Ricks, of • daughter.

?Joslyn,

A pnl
Castleman,

April 12, at the parish church. Frampton, by th, Rev
S. Tudor, Mr. John Jenkins, of Portsmouth, sou .4 Mr,
Richard Jenkins, of Weymouth, late l'hiet
RN., to Sarah, only child of Mr. George 1L,1.1,11, lf
Frampton.

at St. James's Chun*, Taunton, Fredcrisk
Weston, to Labelle Brookletaby, youngest daughter a
the late Rev. Robert Davis, vicar of Cenningtm,
Somerset

April 13. at the parish church, Alton. Haiti, by the
hey. 0. Hodgwe, the vicar, Captain E. A. Pnrcher.
R.N.,to Elisabeth Emmeline, wood daughter of the late
Admiral G. F. Rob.

April 13, at the Weeleyan ebapel. Shaftesbury, by
the Rev. G. Regan, Mr. Henry Bristol, of itotoombe,
Dorset, to Kate blsry. second daughter of Mr. Frederick
Benjadeld, of the same place.

DEATHS.

April 9, at West Hall, Sherborne, TY,rset, Henry
Bellamy Shuttleworth, aged 47.
April 9, at Sturminster Newton, after a lingering
nem, Miss Anne Parlour, aged 59.
April 9, at West Highlands, Winchester, Charles
Matthew Chapman, Commander, ILN., aged 7t;
April 11, at Weymouth, Mrs. Sarah Willahire, relict
of the late Mr. George Wlllabire, yeoman, Osmington,
aged 72.
April 13, at the Rectory, Trowbridge, the Rec. J. D.
Bettina., rector of that town, aged 69.
April 13, at the Bank, Crewketne, Somersets Lire,
Martha,
.the wife of
.Robert Perry.
_ . . . .

Aprill3, at, Paradise Hours, it; the risk of Clur,l
stock, in eke county of Dorset, W. tam Loveridp,
Esq. aged 91
Aiwa 15, at Looffleet, Poole, Mr. John Lacy,
inorchant, aced st, years.

PIINTID and Published, at Church-street, Dorchster,
by ALVILID Aran's, of the Parish of Fordington, for
melt and co-proprietor.
Friday, April 20, 1869.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

CATTLE . MARKETS.

MiTROPOLIT/21, Tbursday.—Moeerste supplies Cl
beasts. Prime breeds met • fair isle, otherwise the
trade was dell, at Monday's decline. The rourket was
well supplied with sheep, for which the demand was
inactive, at late rates. Limbs were in moderate request.
on former terms. Calves sold slowly, and for pip the
inpuiry was limited. Prices were unaltered.
Per 01w., to sink the Offal.
s. d. a. d. s. d.
Inf. coarse beasts 3 oto 3 6 Prlotellouthdowosli 10 to 6
iecomt quality... 3 le to 4 4 Leg. course .1,0.4 6to 5
Prime largr e•eit 4 6106 0 Prime malt
Prior Soots, Yee. 5 2105 0 Large hogs 3 6ta 4 1.
lel coarse sheep $ 0104 0 Neat etal. porkers 4 Ste 5
iecood quality .. 4 oto 4 10 Scher. calree,ech 22 oto 25 0
Prime coarse wild /1 .0 to 5 el 4.1r.514 elr.pl.e.do 22 oto 25 0
1.400 he, Se 100 to is 40
Mal OUPPLT. rOI.IIIGN
Bouts
372'
Cable.

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6:50 6010ep
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Banernit, Thursday—Most of the animals were die.
posed of, best deseriptiims selling at from 76s to 77r
per eget., sod seooodiu7 sorts at 69s to 725. An average.
supply of /keep. with • brisk trade, best wethere
realising Sht to 9id per lb., and ewes end inferior des-
oriptions to did. Lamb was very scares sod in
gnat demand, and 10,1 and Is per lb., and in 50me..,..
even more, was readily obtained for it. A capital show
of store settle, of prime quality. Beasts went off well.
£l2 to £l4 and £l6 being freely given for good animals.
A large number of wish cows, of average quality.
Trade very dull. and pricss lower, 1:16 at .1 EIS byinr
the reneral figures, but in • few instances i'2o and £2l
was demiunded. A abort supply of pigs, with • pretty
good trade. Prices firm at lest week's qucostions,
12s to 12s 61 per score for bacon pigs, and 1.2. Cal to
12. 9d for porkers. Not much busineis doing in bones.
SMITHFIELD, Friday.—The dead meat trade is betive.
and quotations are • trade firmer :—Beef, 34 2d ta
4. ; mutton, 3.2.1 to 4, 143. ; lamb, 5, 4,1 to 64 10d.
veal, 4.2.1 to fis 2d ; Lrge pork, 3s 10.1 to 402.1; stnaL
ditto, 4s Gs to Ss td per stone of Sibs by the carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

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and
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This Life Invigorator acts not only on the diseased
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

TON SHRUBS IN THE RINGS AT WEYMOUTH.
To at Zdiior• .

is understood that many of the newly
planted shrub. in the Rings have foiled to take root,
and have had to be renewed. It was not so many
years ago that the whole of the Esplanade was planted
with tiers, at immense trouble and oonsiderable cost,
and the whole failed. As to these trees. I remember
thinking that too much trouble was taken is putting in
manure, and not enough attention paid to shelter. It
should he remembered that leaves, and those very well
rotted, are the only manure that some treration endure.,
and that ammonia and phoephates do them more harm
than good. For shelter, however, they are always very
grateful, and, unsightly as it may appear, I do believe
that the only way to save our new plants is to erect a
kind of hoarding or basket-work shelbir' on the caatiern
aide, from which some the sea spray, and the cutting
wind. II this were firmly fined, and the plant. sheltered
lit tie manner we am in some of the gardens on the
Doteleiter road, they would have time to root them-
'milks in the griiund, and gather strength to resist the
attacks of wind arid spray. Barely if proper shelter
were provided agiiinst the emit, we might have almoet
as much 'nixes. in growing trees open to the iea breeze
as there is between Bow and Arrow and Pennsylvania
Castles in Portland,—Yours
PROTECT THE YOUNG.
PROPOSED NEW TOWN-HALL AND CORN

EXCHANGE, AT WAREHAIL
To the Editor.
Sir,—Tharing t'm Easter vacation, I was daring, with
my wife sod three sons, at that charming, though
rapidly growing, spot called Shanklin, in the Isle of
V. is ir. While there I received a communication from
the Harr of oue town, informing me of my appoint-
co sit se Searetau and Treasurer et the above scheme—
one of the mos. important and rueful objects which ha.
ever yet occupied the ogre and attention of the
inhabitants, and especially of all those who have
dealinn at the Wareham market.
Su:joined I. the copy of one of the answers received
since my return. which will be read with very great
pleasure by the numerous Wareham and Purbeck men
awl gentlemen, as well se all in Doraetshire and else-
where, who know and esteem the writer as he deserves.
Therefore, I ask you to let it appear, and am
Yours truly,
F. FILLITF.R.
[corr
61, Chesfer•square, S.W., April 17, 1869.
11 y dear Sir,- I enclose, with much pleasure, a cheque
for £5. being my subscription to the proposed New
Town•ball at Wereham.—Believe me, faithfully yours,
JOHN FLOYER.
To Freeland Mita, Esq., Wareham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20

COCOA,

‘llll‘.ll IS
The Excellence of Prepared Cocos.

SoLD IN Quarter lb. PICKETS, BY ALL GILOCikI,
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
!!”. nil Minn tis e name. but Qualny to recommend no
Manufactory—Finsbury BLOW2I Mils. London.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.

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