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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

001111 T LEF:T PBE3E2IIIII EN.T.

This wits real, and with raglan' to the tumble-down
premises in High West.strest, soma conversation look
place as to the possibility of making • footway there
through into PI( lode-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Gentrins
packets are signed IrSI-2,1,/ignurnarn,
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT
Bririport
Bassaisiger Wm, Fore-stmt.
BlassVord Clyde;
Bag Emit
OIRIS Abbas Raulett, Leng•irast.
DORCHESTER &LIS, Hlgh-Restestresi.
Liee•
kelburryOnsaid Wats.
Piddlscriniasuis Sm
Warshaw i
EIIifOUTH
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la Wm-tory .
bliiOUS DEBILITY. GRATIS, •
II MEDICAL WORK, allow* sufferers how they
may be euredwithont the aid of quack'. Free *a
receipt of postage stamp. Address, SICIATAIT. Isslitatte
I Anatomy. Binainshain.
C FOR GREY HAIR C

ObLiLIN RES FORKS. for G -
HAIR. FOR BALDNESS, DAN-
DUFF, Am.
COMAL IN E RESTORER PRO-
MOTES GROWTH, mecum
HAIL STRENGTHENS WEAN RAM PSO-
DUCES BRADT] roc GLOSS, ERADICATES
D ACHIM, REPRODUOIN THE OGLOOR.
CiIIEMIE RESTORER is PER-
FECTLY SAFE. The Best and most
noted preparation previoosli email for
similar purposes was ezelesirely coon•
trolled by Messrs. J. R. lc L.A. COURT
throughout Europe. The COMALIN
RESTORER wintalns several cuddly
oomidered improvemento on that article.
IIOMALINIC GLOSS is A MOST
V ADMIRABLE HAIR DRESSING for
Peewee ol all NM& Prigs S. 6d. sad
Co sbottle.
Si,
Nas. J. B. AND E. A.
CUttLitY AND CO., WHOLESALE
EUROPEAN DEPOT, 19, BAR-
THOLOMEW CLOS . LONDON, KC.
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eOHEMISTS
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BALDNESS. &c.

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SIVILIttraINAVITrar
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PROTECTION FROM FIRE

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

BIRTHS.

Novenibes 6, at Portesbam, the wife of Mr. Jobe.
Sandford, of a daughter.
Novembir 7, at Oaken Wood, near Dorchester, Mr,.
Arthur Matmel, of a sou.
November 7, at Gloucester-street, Weymouth, the
wife of the Rev. R. S. Ashton, of a son. still born.
November 8, at 2, Argyle-tensor, Weymouth, the
wife of Commander James Grant, R.N., H.M.S.
Boemwen, of a daughter.
November 9. at Fordingtou, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. R. D. Barrett, of &sou.
. . . . . _

November 1,4 at. iVoolseton•terrsee, Dorchester, the
wife of Mr. G. Wood, of • daughter.
At Alnwick Castle, on Sunday morning, about ten
o'clook, the Countess Percy was delivered of twin
daughters. Sunday was also the anniversary of the
birthday of the Countess Percy, her ladyship having on
that day completed her twentieth year.
MA RRI AGES.

November 6, at the—il;6;;6l-1-urali, Tarrant Crawford,
by the Rev. C. Tortington, Mr. William 81411110111, to
Miss Jane Hunt, both of the same plass.
November 9, at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, by
the Rev. J. Fisher, Mr. G. W. Darby, of Nottingham,
to Charlotte, eldeet (laughter of Yr. J. Fudge, of Doe.
ch..ster.

Noxember 9, at St. Nicbcdas Cbureb, Newbury. by
the Rey. C. J. Bourke, Henry Watimin Weetinaeott„
of Manningtord Abbot, third son of Mr. Abraham
Westmacott, of Abbey Farm Abbotsbory. to Harriet,
youngest daughter of the Lite Mr. John Hopson, of
Newbury. Beaks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

WATERLOO WI NN STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.
WH. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
. atrongly recommend, the following ooloota list
of WINES and SPIRITS:—
Pew dollen.
&&&&&&

Hennessy or Martell's Coos
Itrandy(bottled in Prance) 48 iii 60
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 60 .68 80
Claret l2 18 24 36 18 66
Sherry.
Port 24 30 36 40 46 64 60
Marsala (Florio's or Ing-
ham' Shipping)
• cow plate price hat forwarded port fres on appiieatian.
• - bras Cash. Orlon amounting to sa and upward
forwarded Carriage free to all Railway Station&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

DEATHS..

October 31, at Salisbury, Sir Jamas Francis Elvers,
deeply regretted.
October 31, at 1, Grosvenor, Rath, Emeline Ethell
Caroline Dighy. the infant dattAhter of the late Hon. and
/Lev. Digby Walsh, aged six months.
November 2, at Lyme Regis, of gastric fever, Frederiek
John Drayton, eldest son of Frederick and lune Hinton,
in his 17tb year.
November 5, at Bleckdown House, Lyme, John
Aaariab Pinney, Esq. aged 65.
November 5, at High-street, Poole, Jeer* infant
daughter of Hr. T. Manuel, aged 4 months.
November 5, at Cinnamon Laue, Poole, Jane, widow
Of Hr. E. Beaaant, late master mariner of Poole,
I *gni 67.

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November 5, at Haythorn, Wimborne, Mr. Robert
Husher, aged 78.
November 6, at Chewton Mendip, Somerset, John
Farfitt, aged 67, for many years Iteward of the Sumer-
setshire Estates of the right Hon. Frances, Countess of
Waldege•ve.
November 6, at North Allington, Herbert William
Byrnes Hoskin,. aged 5 years and 5 months. November 7, at Glouerater-street, Welo°"°' the
wife of the Bev. R. S. Ashton, in obild.birth.
November 7, at the George inn, Charmoith, Mrs.
Con, wife of Mr. Eli Cox,
November 6, at Blandford, Mr. Georg* Harding. aged
83 years.
November 7, at Wareham, Mary, widow of the late
Mr. George Best, in her 72nd year.
November 9, at Witnbome Minster. Elizabeth
Francis Harriet, wife of Major. General P. Mac! eau.
Royal Artillery, aged 51.
November 9, at Charters, Stenningdale, the resident*
of her son, Chatity Gramme Hamilton, widow of the
Arithdemeon Hamilton, rector of Loughton, FAIDOX,
and mother of the late Bishop of Salisbury, in her 88th
year.
November 10, suddenly, the Rev. James Hargreaves.
of Moreombelake, aged 69.
November 12, as Holly Villa, Hayes, Middlesex,
Marla, the wife of Mr. Barclay, daughter of Mr.
Isaac Hodges, Glyde Horcheeter, aged 39.
At Beeminster, Sarah Marie, wife of Mr. C. Meath,
cabinet maker, sited 211.

/quarto sod Parsbabiwl, at dime Dorehassir
by ALraan Minim a $U Parish of Fordbegs, tor
pelf pad oirproprboar.
'reader, November 16, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

MORCOII BETAKE.

DEATH OF Till her. J. lIAROREAVCIL—We regret to
announce the death of the Rev. Jame. Hargreaves, of
Herein:llxlake, which took place on Wt,lnuaduy night.
The rev, gentleman attended the week night service at
If reontbeleko that evening. and preached with hi.
accuntomed earneltness. The largeness of the congrega.
lion Co much gratified Mr. Ilargrearee, that ke announoed '
bie intention of continuing the weak night services
throughout the winter, it able to do no. Ho went home
at mom, and at about hit-post eight oomplained of great
pain in his bide ; end symptomn of a a alarming nature
appearing, Dr. Frans. f 1:relporl, wen called in, but
within two hours of his first couipluoing Mr. Hargteaves
was no more. The cbuse of death was "sudden re-action
of Ili° hbara" During his long career (Mr. Hargreaves
was 141 years of age) so a minister of the Goepel at the
borne mi.sionary station here, Mr. Hargreaves won the
love 'Lod esteem of ells; while the earnest seal and
untiring energy manifested by him in the work to which
be ..I,vote.l Lis life, were productive of great good. His
death will be deplored not merely in his own locality bat
wherever be via known.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

BENSON'S

W A TC H ES E GOLD
JEWELLERY
Of fail thods. WsO Mids. O/tkNDi
LEVER DRAWING-ROOM BRACELETS
HORIZONTAL DINING-ROOM BROOCHES
CHRONOMETER CARRIAGE EAILIUNGS
KETLFAS CHURCH LOCKETS
CHRONOGRAPH HALL AND SHOP NECKLACIIa
Mr. BENSON, who holds the appointment to H.R.IL
the Prince of Wales, has just published two pamphlets,
enricibed and embellished with illustrations—one upon
Watch and Clock Making, and the other upon Artiatis
Cold Jewellery. These are sent poet free for U. ilea.
Persons living in the emintry or abroad can select the
article r.lninid, and have it forwarded with perfect
aafety.--25, Old Bond-street, and the City Steam
Worls, 58 and 60, Ludgate-hill, London.

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Showing the true causes of Nervous. Meets
Phritml Lono+. of Spirit% Indiodion. WANT
EA FAWN', PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain direction. foe
PERFEiT BEfTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR ha
• few D•3l
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

SCHOOL OF ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
wYmovnl

W. EDGAR COX bep to announce the
completion of his NEW PREMISES, which he
has erected for the purpoes of Photography and Art in
general. He has engaged talented and well-qualified
Artists from London, and intends shoitly to open a
School of Art and Photography, giving instruction in all
branches of art. similar to those taught at the schools
in connection with the Government department of
Science and Art, and the South Kensington Museum.
Drawing from the fiat, from the round, and from nature,
in pencil, crayons. water, and oil colours.
Mechanics' Classes at low terms, for the benefit of
chow, engaged in trades, and who cannot afford • high
price or spare much time for study.
The young instructed in Juvenile Claws, at fair
terms.
Ladies' Classes at convenient hours.
M. COI has the advantage of an abundant, pure, and
senity.manapd light, so Dermasary for the Art Student.
A roomy and lofty studio, with every appliance at
hand.
Some choice pictures, piodooad by an entirely new
pone., may he seen at his rooms by students and
clients; but many will at present be rcierved for them
only, and not submitted to publics exhibition.
All Artists' and Golourmen's Materials in stook, at
E. 00Z'll,
OAR PD, GILDER, dr.,
No, 3, BT. MAIbY4SEREBT, WEYMOUTH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

The MATOB mid they had beard some memiderablo
diumrsion, and he trnsted they would allow him, as an
untried Mayor. to say he hoped that after to-day they
would be IN unanimoue as they had formerly ben. Ile
was pleased to see tin steam blown off, for • friend of
his once told him 'limy' to allow the steam to be
blown off before he tried to who • happy family—
(laughter)—and after to-day he thought he mast ask
gentlemen to remember the standing orders of the
Council. Mr. Betts was not an untried man,
and he wished they had half•s-dosee like him.
As to polities in the Town Council, Mr. Mileage. a
Conseffative, had been elected alderman by the
votes of the Liberals, and be was aorry that Mr.
Welsford should have mentioned anything about party
rubjects. The Council met together for the welfare of
the town, and if they lost sight of that let them be
turned out—(hear, hear). Referring to the question of
the nominations by the late Mayor, his worship said
that if he thought he bartered what to him were
precious rights, and thee. to which the freedom of
England was entirely dew, when as a citizen he stood up
for the right of the franchise against those who were
desirous of depriving him of that right— if he
thought he should barter his privileges as • bargees for
that red gown (partially throwing it from his shoulders)
the soon, r it was off the better !—(great applause). Mr.
lizard's name appeared as John Tigard on the runniern.
tion paper, not as the Mayor of Weymouth—Cheer).
Having now, as he said before, blown off his stream, his
worship expressed a hope that they would be a happy
family tegetber—(apelause)•
Mr. Bwrre maid it had not been hie intention to
obtrude any personal matter upon the attention of the
Council se that wafi not the proper arena. He had
been extremely sorry to And inch ebeervations fall from
the lip. of • man wheel he had considered a friend.
Those remarks had not been made upon him as George
William Iktts, whom the burgesses bad returned for
the secong time to represent them in the vouneil ; but
as s nwripetests of the Weymouth bench, where he
hoped to sit all his life, to administer justice tempered
with moray during the whole of the time. Mr. W els-
ford had mentioned a private correspondence between
them in which he (Mr. Welaforri) had made the tendt r
of a half-bred spology. He (Mr. Betts) replied th•t
he required no apology for himself ; but as the remarks
were made upon him as a magi•trate, he thought the
apology ought to be as public as the insult. The bring-
ing forward of the matter before this meeting Mr.
Betts considered an evidence of the bad tau° Mr.
Welsford exhibited when be made the original state.
meet— (hear, heir).
The seal of the Poard wax afterwards affixed to the
General District Rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16

LONGIPLEKT.

- ----•
Itc,unrur.—On Tuesday morning, on the farm of
lir. F. T. Rogers (Mayor of Poole), between two and
id, o'clock, n fowls and one turkey were wilfully
killed and left in the hem, sad ode turkey WWI SWIM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

MISCONDUCT OF SOME OF THE WEYMOUTH

LiFiEoi-T CREW.

We us authorised to state that William Short, and
William Evans, two of the crew of the life-boat, have
been dismissed by the oommittee for collecting money
without the sanction of either the committee or the
coxswain superintendent ; and that the persons whose
names appear on the pipet presented by them men can
have their respective amount. returned to them, on
appliestiou to the bon. sea, Mr. Robert G. Cbeesrean,
al the Customhouse, Weymouth. We understuid that
the men took round a subscription list, headed with a
picture of the lifeboat, ostensibly to collect for a supper
but really, it is feared, to divide amongthemselves. Mr.
Cheesman promptly impounded the hot, and the 'nen
escaped legal proseediup by surreim, the sum
collected, that it might be returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

DAILAGB TO PORTLAND RAILWAY.

Th. stores also vu the cause of math damage to the
Portland Railway, a large portion of whieb was washed
away, so that the later Sunday trains could not run, and
this tuoonveaietweeontiaued during Moodsy, so that the
teal° had to be tarried ou by road
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

Sontersetobtre.

RIKANILAILII RIGA Ting at' WisTON.SUVIIMIAZIL.
On Sunday morning the tide in Weston-esper.mare
bay MO higher than it has been for yean. The sloop
Affo was washed some distance up on the road, and
suffered much danieze to her sides; and the yaoht
Mystery .bared a fate.
Tacirrow &aromas nermoc—The petition apiost
igf. Berjesnl Onc 1. .et &flys' for beeriog on the 2nd of
of March. lii. said that 11.. r. Cox would resign his gest
If mt. James would abandon his olefin to It but the
Liberals feel confident, not oa.ll 01 tiaassnal Mr. Cos,
but of seating Mr. James amen a tartitial. the majority
over him being only 28.
Beinowersa F.t.scrzow Penno 11.—On the 23rd of
February this petition will be tried .b 7 Sir Colin Black-
burn. About • dozen robin:mum have heady been cervad
upon Liberals, mine of whom have peam,i the summonses
on their windows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

PUBLIC APPOINTMENT&

Tuesdaaba—Oandlemes:
ry Great Kerbs*.
Wednesday, 3.—Lxbridge Voir.
Friday, s.—Yeoril Great Market.
Saturday. 6.—Wells Cheese Fair.
Sunday, 7.—Quitmeagesime. Bun rims 7.27 Lm., and
este 5.L p.m.
Monday, 11.—Oomert by the Dorehester Choral Smithey
M the Town-ball, Dorchester.
Tuesday, 9.—Shrove Tuesday.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Fait Dorset Hounds—Wedeeeday, Park Farm,
Gillingham; Saturday, Woolland—at IL
Lord Poltimore's Honda—Wedneeday, Portleltam ;
Thursday, Dosborry Osto ; Saturday, Hook Park,
--at IL

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The Blaekmoor Vale Foxhounds —Tuesday (this day)
Purse Oaundds ; Thursday, Stourtau Inn; Frklay,
Holiest* Pouad—at 11.

Yr. Rada'Tile's Hounda—Wedireaday, Lalwarth Park
Friday, lialoomba Park—iit IL

BIRTHS.

January 15, at Holdenkarst road, the wife of Mr.
William Thom emitter. 01 • daughter.
J 'unary 17, at name, the wee of Mr. John Guppy,
dairyman, of a son.
'savory 17, at Maiden.sireet, Weymouth. the wife
of Yr. George William Joilde, of twins—son and
deughter.
Jeunary 2, at Holdenkurit road, the who of Yr. G.
of a daughter.
Janum7 24, the wife of Yr. Z. guile, of Wareham, of
led
yummy 24,ea Preston,the wife of Yr. Joseph Notley,
yeoman, of s Km.
January 25,at Prestos, the wife of Kr. Gimp Bayles,
boot and aline maker, of a daughter.
January 23, at Monktme Wyld, Charmouth, the wife
of the Bet. Lester Lester, of a danghtwr.

ILARRIAGEB.
Duember 90, at Vaasbargb Lewis eminty,Bmitukrry,
Dolled States, John, mooed servicing son of the
late Mr. William Hamosaad, at the Wand of Gummy,
to ObarloUe, amend daughter of the late Charles Canoes,
Ens., of Variebargh.
Jensen y 12 at Holy Trinity Cboreh, Bath, the Rev.
H. T. Ridley, vicar of Barton. to Emily Augusta Berant,
eldest daughter of O. 11, Hiillirtti Zoo., of Folkeekme,
formerly of Weymouth.
January 26, at Basingstoke, by the Rev. Dr. Millard.
CJeb Long, of Mere, Wilts, fourth son of Joseph
Ferdinand Long, of East Stour, Dorset, to Elisabeth
Gibbs Bluoden, eldest daughter of the late Frederick
Blundan, of The Mount, Basinptoke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.

•AGUA AMARELLA •

lIESTURES I'HE HUMAN HAUL to its
Priatano H., no matter at what age.

JOHN GOSNELL & CO.
Have ma length, entb tht: aid a UDC of We altlat eminr,t
clmunata, perk:rung this wonderful Unit. I.
It i• now offered to the pabilC us a morn cermet:el& Cam,
and at a lower price.
Sold in bow.. 3, (.;‘,3: also &a. 76 ed. end Ile, with brash.
33 uiper Thames-street, London, EC.

Zoonomists and Connoisseurs
SiIUULD BUY
BARRY & COMPrs
"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

Corropontinut.
____,___
THE CASE OF WILLIAM ROUPELL.

To the Editor.

was Barry to sae the letter of your corres-
pondent "A 'cutout reader." It's 'tone was on-
Christian and cuijust—au.Obristian towards the subject
of it, and unjust to the constituted authorities. There
I. no lack in these days of sympathy with the humbler
classes, nor the slighted jugend for insinuations that
the law is unequally administered. Did I think that
I your correspondent had written his letter calmly and'
thoughtfully, I should treat him and it with the son.
tempt they deserved, regarding him merely at one of
that despicable breed, who are eaten up with eery
against all whom they aonsider superior to themselves
in position, property, or even education, and who jump •
at every opportunity of displaying the malign pleasure
they feel at any misabanee or disgrace which.
may oceur to their betters. But I would mach rather
suppose that your correspondent had written off band,.
in the impulse of the moment, sad honestly indignant
at when be thought to be injustice, without stopping he
give the matter sullioiont thought. Now, sir, let -him
and those who share his opinion. reflect calmly on thie
sad subject, and I am sure he will than regret himself
having written his letter so hastily. This men, before
be fell, was universally esteemed and admired for his
his amiable and generous disposition, his abdities, and
his industry. He hod been reared tenderly, well
educated, and socustonsad to refined society. Dose " •
constant reader" alas. ache man as this with the vicious
and ferocious brute, dangerous as • wild beast, the
ordinary convict for burglary, robbery with violence, or
perhaps attempted murder? Is the punishment felt by
these two men In the same degree either phyvioally
or morally? lithe diegraos as keenly felt by both? or
rather is not the disgrace itself as great an
infliction for the one as the physical penalty
is for the other? Let • "Constant reader" mentally
place himself in this man's position—ones admired by a
large circle of friends, respected and influential In
society, loved by those dear to him • now relined,
irretrievably ruined, the past • cursed phantasy or
nightmare, the present bitter remorse and degradation,
and the future hopeless. Is this nothing? Is it wonder-
ful that man in sick in body. Wider such mental agsay am
this? No let vs not cast the first stone. Who know.?
Suppose temptation bad come our way, my friend' Let
us rather humbly thank God, nog that we are not lush
a sinner as be is, but that we also have not been tried
—and found wanting. I have the honour to be. sir.
Very obediently yours,
A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN.
Jen. 28, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

ROUGH WEATHER AT
WEYMOUTH.

During the Pat few days, in etonsequeme of the wind
siding the influent* of the moon, there have bees very
high tides In our harbour. On Sunday the water rose
for over the quay, and covered the tramitsy near the
bridge, while Hope-square presented the appearance of
a great lake, the water being several inches deep on the
north sad seat sides of the square, and extending along
the front of Kerr% Devenish's brewery. For a long
this Ur inhabitants of the square were unable to leave
their homes, and the eoldiere took another route to
abarch. Tbe 'MN broke grandly over the Paplairds,
and a large number of persons were %rambled there,
observing the breakers dash themselves against the
stood well, while the spray flew in elands over the
boner near. In the low ground. near the Batikerater
the tide inwedated the 'rennet door, and the poor people
near the old workhouse were put to the misery at being
almost washed out of their home., their furniture being
mealy afloat about the door.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

MRS. ELLARY'S CHARITY.

The 250 loses@ provided for the poor by this exeellent
charity. were distributed under the direction of the
Town Connell Committee, on Wedueeday last.

TEMPERLITCE kti3OOIATION.

C. J. Hombre, Req., M.P., has nisvie a preterit of two
guiness to the above association, and H. Edwards, Esq.,
has added three guineas to the two guineas
given by him previously. The meretary of this moiety,
I. Yr. Hobbs, and it holds its meetings in Park-street.
About 100 of the children of the Weymouth Band of
flop, were entertained with tea and sake at the
Temperance Lesture-room, Parketreet, on Thursday
evening loot. After the tea several temperance
melodies were sung, and recitations given by the
children, and short addressee were delivered by several
friends of the 0111110. About 300 attended the public
meeting, at the close of which, three cheers were given
for the borough members, who had so kincUy subscribed
to the funds.

Boaouct Perri Beatlogs, Friday. Before the
Mayor (J. Tigard, Esq.) and .1% Alija', Esq. .
Thomas William Stanley, • native of Fortishead.
Bristol, was charged with riding by the Weymouth and
Channel Islands steamer Cygnus, and attempting to
end* payment. On Thursday the prisoner Clale over
from Jersey by the Cygnus, sod was asked for his ticket
on board the vessel, when he said be would pay when
he arrived at Weymouth. When there the was asked
for his to, and requested the 'oft:ter to send to the
poet-office, where he stated therl would be an order
awaiting his arrival. He was detained, se he had no
luggage to give as security for his fate, and it was found
that there wee no order for him at the poet-alien—Yr.
Budd prosecuted on behalf of the company, end being
asked if he pressed for the fall penalty, he replied that,
although they had not prosecuted before, they bad hid
several similar mates, and, as they were on.the
he thought this man should be made an example of.—
Fined 40e., and committed for • month's imprisonment
In default

Ms. Joint Ouvra, inspector of maehinery efloat has
been appointed to H.M.S. IlLinoteur, for envie* with
the Chnnnal Squadron.
TER IRONCLAD FLIRT numbers 34 ships afloat of
which 14 have iron bulls, sad there are two floating
batteries. Ten more ships 'and two batteries are been
prepared for sea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

DENTISTRY.

coomoosooser of tha gnat /screw of Pendia,
MONS. LICYS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, Sr.
THousuerassr, Wrimocrrn, will in future attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK
and SWITIIDAYS) it Mr. WILL/711110 8,5, Sorra-
rraorr, from 1 to 4 p.m., and will attend all patients
at their own residences by appointment. without extra
oltaige, within one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays
only.
Y. LUIS supplies artilisial teeth, unrivalled for use,
isoadort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
a written warranty, as to keep in good repair, free of
for • period of ten years, for all his work,
which will will save the ineonvenienee of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
M. LIT* has redisodbi4 rites within the mob of
venoms. Cassidtation free
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

DEATHS.

jasuary, 22, at Gerimmutone, Ilre. Groves, in her
84th you.
yuLaary 23, at Grosvenor Holum, Shaftesbury, the
Bey. Thomas Enna. aged 75.
January 23, at Poole, Mr. J Wills ILmiin, J.P. sired
75 years.
iiiwass7 34, at Pools Mn. Elmuleitta, F. Griffin, aged
29 years.
January 25, of bronohitis, Yr. Thomas Rldont, of 5,
Cove-row, Weymouth, formerly of Sturminster Newton,
adad
January 27, at his residenee, Castle Garden, Ware-
ham, after a long and painful Slums, John Brown,
igeq. aged 86- The decreased was a highly respected
Inhahltant of Om old school,hed Stied several important
and useful privatp and public trusts In the town and
neighbourhood ol Wareham including amongst
other' that of one of the chief trustees of the suing,
bank and turnpikes. He ems also one of the founders
and a lording trustee sad supporter of the Unitarian
Congregation. fiouth-street, and nearly related to
several of the principal inhabitants. He was the last
of the generation who bore his name.
January 29. at Brldport Harbour, accidentally
drowned, Edward Cameron ()unary, Esq., youngest son
of J. Gusdry, Esq., of The Hyde. near Bridport, aged
25 years.

BUCCesBioN oF T. DAVIS TO MR. J. 8,
OILLARD'S DRAPERY BOMBE&

T. DAVIS
RISPEOTFULLY mammas that he has
SUCCEEDED to the
GENERAL DRAPERY. MILLINERY, AND
MANTLE BUSINE•ny
Lataty carried en by Mr. J. S. °turn;
LONDON HOUSE. ST. ALBAN'S ROW,
WEYMOUTH,
And is now offering a New and Choice SELECTION of
GOODS for the yeoman Sway paranoid with great
oars in the beet Marken, maigeising :
JACKETS AND MANTLE&
Waterproofs from fls. Ild. to 25e. each ; Sea Skin,
Cloth, Velveteen, Silk Vann, and Astrachan.
FANCY DRESSES.
Epingle, Mk sod Wool Rees, Silk and Wool Barges
for Costumes, Winos", sad Skied:am, Prawn Merinos,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

IVcl ANTED, at Lady-oy next, • 'toady man
as CARTER.; one with • large working funny.
—Apply to Mr. Sri LEAR, Wadden, Dorchester.

I 7 ANTED, a FARIII LABOURER, with
family; also, good THATCHER.—
Apply to lir. WATT'S, Moloombe Honey, Blimdford.

UT ANTE D, at Lady-day next, a
SHEPHF.RD, to manage a flock of 800 Down
ewes ; a good obaraoter indispensable. Cottage,
gonlea ke., found. and liberal wages siren. A man
vritli a working family preferred.—Apply to Yr. H. W.
ilswslia, llartinatown, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

d Soothing
inuoedintoll
.1 quiet

pei;duess Datum' q sleep, by relienl4 the gild from
DIM and the little cherub awakes "u bright as a
It hie been long in ass is America, and is
highly recommended by medical men ; It is very pleasant
to take ; it soothes the child; it softens the gums,
allays all pain, reliance wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best knovra remedy for dynntry and diarrhom,
whether arising from teething or other mums. Be sure
and uk for Ire WIP/10 WS Soothing Syrup, and see
that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and London," is
on the outside wrapper. No mother should he without
it. Sold by all medicine dealers at is. lid, per bottle,
Lapdog' Depot, 305, High Holborn.

LUZUZIANT AIM BIM Wrint. HAIN. —Yrs. H. A. Allan's
World's Hair Honorer or Drawing fails to q Minty
restore gray or faded hair to Lis youthful colour and
beauty, and with the Ant applioation a beautiful
Ingram* it girth to ths hair. IL Mope tbe hair from
fell's' ; it promote beldam ; it promotes lusuriant
growth; it mums the hair to grow Mire sod strong;
it »mem all daedrsff ; it contains noilier oil nor dye.
In larg thettlan. prim six obilliup. Zylobalsannun
(Hrs. id A. Allen's) for stools any pomade or hair oil.
To them whose hair is satarally dry, requiring femme*
dressieg, ito aksaphem and gnat vales will be proved.
Its early um es albino's hair will name as abundant
and boustiful waggly from youth to o'd up. In brio
basbos, prim thins Millings. Bold lig most 0111104011
asd padsmors. Dora* 2NO, Nish Nabors, lowlas,

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THIS Implement is composed of e number 0
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with • notched olio tetweee each. Lt• writ. and and
are too well known to raw' dessription or somment.
The frames ma be made either of wood or wink, ire..
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and
ItIEE HORSE RAKER, LAND P ERB,
WASHING lILACHINffi, and every description a
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

THB GALE AT BRIDPOBT.
SHIPWRECK.

During the afternoon of Friday lest, this town and
neighbourhood win visited with • revere thunderstorm,
accompanied with vivid lightning, torrents of rain, and
• ple of wind.. This weather °outland throughout
Fridsy night, and though it moderated on &tardy it
wee still very boisterous. The wind well blowing
intend, Led the sea in our bay warn very rough indeed.
Feely on Friday morning • vassal was seen in the
vainly trying to get oat of the bay, bat although the
captain of the vowel tasked to and fro throughout the
day till late in the ifternoon, he was unable to en
-
tricots his vessel front the danger, and was finally I
compelled to strand her. About three o'clock his inten-
tion became evident to the coastguards, and they im-
mediately pointed out the best spot, at which he mould
drive whore. As soon an the vowel came within
distance, the coastguards tried to convey grope to her
by maw of the mortar, but were unable to do so.
The vessel heppily. however, was only laden with pit.
wood, and bring very light, she was driven far enough
in to enatele a rope to be hove to berZitand. By this
means the whole of the Grew were imaShortly after
the had stranded her meets went overboard, and the
rapidity with which slis went to pieties was rather
startling. Thin, however, may be attributed to her
build, which was of American pine. Phe proved to he
the Demetrius of Exeter, bound to the north with •
cargo of pitwood for we in the mines there. The whole
of the crew, numbering sin, are at present lodged at the
George hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

altilushirt:

living of Hinton SZ Nary, in the web& lionr7
of Dorset, in the diocese of Salisbury, is vassal k • ell•
death of the Rev. Charles Dtid NishoU, who he. tr..'l4
the Timm* since 1863. The living. which is toths •
gift of the Vicar of Iworne Minster, Is of the value ed
1.10 per annum, with • populatioe of 342.
Tan Rey. Precentor Lear, as Com of the Lordi
Bishop of Salisbury, has enstituted the E.v.
Hooper. sleek, hid., to the rectory of Mantra's*, void.
by the cession of the Rev. Robert Pinekney, sleek, the
Lest incumbent there, on the premetation of Kr. John
Pinekney, of Salisbury ; and the Ray. Philip Hopkinson
Newsban3, dark, M.A., to the rectory of Procne
Vanshuroh rum Batoombe, vaunt by the death of Lb.
Rey. S. DIM, clerk, the last incumbent there, on the
presentation of the Most Noble Caroline, Duchess
Dowager of Cleveland, sod the Right Hon. the Earl of
Sandsh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

BRIDPORT.

An bloater was ce.l7:t.tiO-Ball hotel, on the 30th
Inst., by N. IL Lon. Esq.. on the body of Joseph
Rioharde. aged 62, coach trimmer, who died soddenly
oa the 29th, soda verdict of "Death from Natural
Causes" was returned.
TRI Bridport Choral Society gave a most meoessful
eonoart on Tuesday night, at the Independent chapel
schoolroom. The programme consisted of selections
from Hendel's Messiah and jades Idacesbens, but
principally from the former popular oratorio.
Till annual meeting of the subscribers to the
Dispensary and Cottage Hospital took place at the
Town.hall on Friday, Mr. W. Coifox presiding. The
attendance was small. The report read was very sails.
fastory, and it wag determined to continue the Hospital
rajah toe been in esetenos rather over nine mouths as
experiment, and to add to it one bed (making four
altogether) to be kept in reserve in case of an accident
Or urgent aim requiring admission. A vote of thanks
w jeered to the merheal racers for their gratuitous
ion. The committee and oaken for the ensuing
y r were elected.
01011.013011 !num Monday.—Before S. W. Whethani.
Eiki.—A men named Joseph Taylor, was charged with
stealing six candles and some lard, the property of Ms.
Warren Samson, groom, his master. Goods of various
descriptions had been isesd, aad but Saturday night
Kr. . Samson, on papal, cisoner's cog, nolieed some-
thing in a pocket, andtnd it to be six candles. As
prisoner left the house, Serpent Betty accosted him,
len the candles were found in his pocket, and about
of pork steaks, which it was foundbe had torn from
e flitehes he had bad to salt. On going to be house
prisoner's wife was noticed to be concealing something,
and it proved to boa bladder of lard, which Mr. Benison
Identilled.—Prisoner was eommitted for trial at the
assists.
COUNTY POIJCZ, liosday.—Before J. M. P. Montage
and J. P. F. Guidry, Fame.
Winks' Cormirk pleaded guilty to stealing two tame
pheasants, belonging to Lord Sandwieh, at Hook, and
was sentenced to two months hard labour. —William
Hintern, shoemaker, bought one of the pheasants from
prisoner for nineperres I
Charles Motorlasel admitted stealing £2, which Mr. C.
Danford, of Bridport, had given him to pay for a sheep,
he had bought at West Milton. instead of doing which
he went to Wimborne, and spent the money in ptting
drunk, and be was tentenmd to four mouths'bard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

featititS.

On Monday there wee • sebound to Dearly the fell
extent"( the previous fall in wheat. Mom .bett.
las beim I diootsition in layout Of& forthei riam liar
minimum to be entirely inquired slur, at hig
eaten—The agricultural seed trade la not In a trey
active subs, which arises trothbly from the sopped
state of the hod, •nd the iett imposition of farmers
sem rally to buy, rwriicularly at bigh prices, before they
Nelly 10 sow. Blwwulaitsre.however, are confident
of the topply being unequal to the di mend when sowing
' time shall wire, and pared is snapped up to hold
for • profit. As much es Me. pet cwt., we are told, baa
been refused for • maniple of new tagli.h lied Clover.
let other cues, the high prices allied stops speculation.
—An (1001.11 of theta on Thursday mused •
decline of 2d. per 8 lb. The decosod for good cheep has
been active, and prices hare rise• till be. 10,1. per stone
500 W quoted. Thus, on Thureday sheep were 6d. per
dose dearer than besets; but gbh would occur in MM.
nie•thris from the heavy deems which sheep cow
carry

CORN
CURRENT ritlcEB u
Pa' Qt.
WERAT I. •
tow. and Neat, red 40 to 66
" 000 r W
" I duo,. WU.... 63 to 60
" Ditto. new, —lo—
red
auto, wilt*
Itrogliolt s.llig ... 43 to 62
(Routh.' ... 41 10 40

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

FUR&
A large virility of Miffs, Co&invites, kc.

7riststireps and Haberdasher; Paolilp Mowlen,.
T. D. takes this opportunity of expressing Lis Ann
bald in the wall-tried principle of eappiling On best
Goods at the lowed possible prier ger reedy emeeel, to
which be intends firmly to adhere, and be looks
forward to the pleasure of securing to all his friends
the same advantages as he ham lasso aeonsionsed to offer
Ii the larger Towns and the Metropolis.
or The remaining portico of Mr. Otuseeil Moak
will he Bold at a still further greet redaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

!SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY I

V
BE Urr—s three-storied substantial
Int& WARICHOUSK • largo WHARF y-
extensive WORKSHOP, with BUMS rows, olata
and Plant—will he Let with the one of Powei;, pt
arid Fittiap, either by the year or for
.a tone, 0,
low rent —oleander] et Topsham, four miles from
with which it him direct and cheep communication It;
Ousel and Sail. Ship can unload direct on the Wht,rf,
clove to the goods ntation of the Loudon and South.
W wises Railway. it is well-adapted for say manatee.-
tains or other business requiring room and cheap
aerriage.—Apply to Yr. CHAIM BROMFIELD, 7,
Salutary Moe, Exeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

CATTLE lIABIETS.

MMOTOLITaII, Tbureday.—The !market was mode-
rately ',applied with besets. The trade was quiet, but
prime breeds commanded fall pries" The best Boot.
and memo sold at from sa. 44. to ss. 64. par 81b.
Prime sheep were in inquest, at full earrendas, other.
win the demand was inactive. Calves were steady in
eiduit and inquiry. No change took place In the
quotations for pigs, notwithetanding that sales pro-
greeted heavily.
Per labs., to sink the 011.1.
• d. s. d. • d. 1. 4.
Inf, roars. beasts 3 4to 3 *Priosetloutlidowass 6 tot 8
Elecoo.l quality... 3 10 to 4 61Lrg. coarse calves 4 4 to 6 0
Prime large esen 4 Bto 6 2 Prime mall
Prime @cots. Ike. 5 4 tot • ILares hogs $ 6to 4 6
lot coarse awls 3 4108 1011 feat porksrs 4 Bto 5 0
flecood quality .. 4 oto 4 8 Setae. ulvesowli 22 0t026 0
▪ memo wile 4 10 to 6 4 Qr.olg stroiscdo 22 oto 25 0
BRISTOL, Thureday.— We bad a good supply of beef,
Including about 100 a.nimals from Ireland. The demand
was fully equal to the supply, and • brisk trade cleared
off all on offer at an early boar. Prime showed a further
&deans*, and bon deeeriptions teethed from 70e. to
75. per Cwt., and "Addling and Inferior gotta from 63.
to 115.. Then high prices are probably mounted for
by the expense to which breeders have been put for
kary to daring the late season. The same remark will
• sheep, of which we bad a good supply, with •
tolerably brisk trade, at an advance of fully id. per lb.
Beet withers realised 8d per lb., and ewes and inferior
sorta from 74 to 7ld and in a few instances nel per lb.
was obtained for good ewes. We had &limited number
of st4llll cattle, bat they were more than sullicleet for
the demand, trade continulog very dull. Of mill* mere
there was an average supply, but the quality was in.
different, sad • quiet business was dove, at a marked
reduction in quotation, the redoes! ranging from 213 to
£l7. Pigs continue remarkably scarce, and tkey are In
Increasing demand. This scarcity perhaps is the less
surprising in the fut., of the fact that this season's
supply of pigs in Portland and Ireland is fully one
million short, owing to the breeders having fattened and
sold them off in unusually large numbers dining the
high prise of food last year. Pigs were then exceedingly
*bap, and now that a reaction hae eel in they can
warmly be obtained at any vim. We received about
300 from Ireland this weak, but many of these were
bought to order, and the others were quickly caught
up at very high pries, beam pigs realising from lh fkl
to 12a,and porkers, of which there mere *wooly any on
offer, from 15. to 15. 3d per score, with a prospect of a
lather admin."

NEWDATN AND LSADINHALL, Friall7.—Tbare AM full
average tamales of both town and eottatry killed meat
Do offer, but the trade ruled quiet, al barely the ono.
Wiens aanozed t—Beel, 311 24 to de lOd ; mutton, 4.04
404. lid; veal, 86 10 to lie ; pork, 3o to de 84 per
stow ol Melly the earesoe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

ocesumption of thal popular hemp satirically
tcrused "licandal-water." It hair one Titan objected
thee melting reduces excessive alma, mid. therefore,
lead's to drunkenoi es ; but the expril Dm Of "whore
allows then, them to laugh we MO absurd thnorY.
This point was ably diemessed, some men s age. he on• of
the public journals. • medical moo, re. ho appeods him
name Sllgi addruse to • sensible comminne setiou.,
.inaists
that you may as frail, infer, that mom tar loads to
polygamy, se that smokiog leads t. di inking. He
siterwarde continues : Soothed and refs+ ..bed by our
fragraot weed, we men WINO and Miaow, .bieelly bear
the taunts and jeers rit intesepenfr non-es uokora, oon-
tenting ourselves with the refleetion, that we are en-
joying ooe of men, blemlage, mot to us by the Author
of all gaol (hums." A David chaplain) irs the semo
journal um, " I have known several Isleass er, •roed out
of the sorvirm for drankenoese, but not vow of I
• smoker." A teetotaller informs us that, "A 'though
&molting for fifteen years, I have been • toed eh stainer
from ell kinds of spirituelle and fermented in
all their variety of forms for twentymse jr• wt."
Many medical men have given their tedlil/00, in
Wear of the moderate am of tobacoo, while Mk ern
have denounced it. "When doctors disagree elm sba
decider D. Litokester, coroner for Middles's', dr)
gather of that very minable work o• "Human Foe**
although &verde to smoking as • habit, give' a verliet
to the effect that In moderation it is net injurimo. Dr:.
Forster (see Hone's Year Book)sayi, "Smoking tobacco
is • very aalutary practice, Is gene, al, sa well am being •
preventive against infection in particular. Smoking
is • custom which should be reeemenended in the close
: oottages of the poor. end in great, populous towns
liable to infection." All know bow the great
Sir lasso Newton emoted; and bee, on one
emotion, in a moment of pr 'found ahatraerteto, he
placed the little lager of Iris 'lady love" late the hot
bowl of his pipes in *se of a tobaceietopper. Thomas
Carlyle smokes, as do Lord Lytton, Tesoreria, Louis
I Napoleon, and many other eminent men. Campbell,
' Byron, Moors, and Lord. Mon, were moderato smokers,
and frequently bore testimowy to the eomfort of tobacco.
Sir Waiter Soot& was • great smoker; et was Lord
Pahmerstoo—and the um of the weed did not shorten
his days. We wish we could say on niece for Charles
Lamb, "the gentle Ella," who " tailed after it as some
men rod aftr virtue."
Tommy all that ma be said in favour of telmeem, would
require volume.; and we regret that sense will hat
permit of our quoting the words of pulse
it haw an
dsung in it. honour by name of the greate'llt
world ever eaw.-17te London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

Littraturt.

The Wolcott or rim Pummi.—Ltiodon : J. G.
raire, 12, Newtie-dreet, Strand, W.O. In this
r, ma
brouturs we have a rather Inning defames of it.
fairest part of the ()mediae from it. amanita
upon them by • set of idle writers whose rilk appears to.
be the judgment, tondemnation, and mates°. of evei-
thing and everybody but their own sweet WTI& Tim
writer briskly repels the insinuation that saypretty-
young creative who wean • 'Mignon on her head, sad
• little hat on her forehead, or a tiny mite of a bonnet,
may be stamped at awe es • "Girl of tho Period.'
Barely we know many a fair sad leer " mein" who
thus whimideally 'attires herself, and yet at whose feet.
oar eitivalry would prompt as to lay down our earviosa,
sad on whom honour we could Wake our We. Bat, as.
the writer here remarks, We einotoldth wmtnr7 ..)troy
of graces is formed of the letters La ti.," imd as to
arivalry, it is dammed with faint psalm, for "will it
pep?' The clever author, or we, thiak, anthems,
retorts ammo that inst of the period that they have
theesesivas brought our dear ones into the raw wilt
Anonyms, and Wows that in the
cy, tor we 'mastth admit at it is so in the purer sir eonatry life, tint
wed roil, and worm, We rich single wan goaseaffy,
is Soo often caught in the net of the "fiat" woman. end
wins anything pet • prise. Hat ladies are not recom-
mended bp any meow to rash into " Boeicarion," and on
this point we entrain • few linee •
.. An booms to More breve woman who have woe their .S.Y
to the front rank In one cd oar Manied prolusions ; Ina
among every Muddle of our girls could we And moss Miaow
or two, no nodes how great the weed,. of al may ba tris.
would be able to face the dfacultlee which ter a worese
I=ln the *deed of mediates? Educed gide Is MP.
ebools, au* as Eton sad Harrow, aid Um glow thou
Me " franchise," and what will both' rowan I TM of
them will he preciady what woad hoe boo issicr4dreso
educated at • faelecoads boarligwheel, whip insf win bo
a little taster and a Utile blear ths ways of this
wicked world, and be stieerity-4 mal me—'6ll hO
"fmirlomity
anauniu4dytmptt
acdaire anso:lsonwel; "I.o..risrmcwirsocasuPmsb."tabader„,„.-
or
eseociation,- and base the seisbetlas of median tbstrwirz;
112 the Pima. mod ; but to the rod of titre WOlllila
seamed ta umesied herein We sump& to have, net her
subordinate, ad basior, not herder Mot pinkie% but
the peetica sidled, to the peculiarities of tendsammact and
charades which have been seeded In Mr. sad from she can no
more depart thee sire 'an depot from the outward attributes
of hes we,
pyi hope this spirteedutitOn the desit behalf of
d amri.g jadeite:.Eughad's
will
trassenes4t witMs.d
shmthosawidiedkentiamenwe.ori Adis
gat tabiipiito bar,:
theamivee from the ugliest White ever invented, our
faith is it.. may not he shakos by the dyspeptic
grumbles of • feat utopias.
it Published, Chareb-streat
by ALVIIIID Amnia, of the Parish of Fordhigloa, fo
self aid so-proprietor.
Tuesday, Filtreary 2, 1111.

"
G et,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

CASSELL'S PURE TEAEL Reduoed in
Price.

CAJ3SELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
in all pianos not fully supplied.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. No. 1,2 A 4d.
per lb.; No. 2. Is. 84. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02

NOTICE.

THREf3HICR, Otiazak, dm, of the Isle of
• Portland, bop to thank his Friends for put
favours, and to inform them that tre keeps Carriages at
the railway station to convey parties to any part of tha
Island; also a 'Bas which attends the trate for paresis,
kc wbieh are conveys.] to the Verne, Bamako, Prison,
and to every part of Portland.
J. T. is open to enter into meats for say kind
ed Carllnl-84one, Said, Lime, tiáa, or Spells, to
any quantity.
bl.l3.—Verniture and Household Goods removed to
OW without puking to any part by rail or road.

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STATIONERY,
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