The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL.
NEAR DORCHESTER..
Read Master, Rev. T.RIIIIIIILL-WRIGHT,X.A.
(In Mathematical Honours) Cambridge.
1;IXH I BITIONS (LI a year) to be Competed
124 for after the Holidays. Next Term begins
SElTEllnrs
•
DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
rpm: above SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
on TUF,DAY, A 1.1. m. 1,1876, far the EVENING
CLASSES, and on WroNrepAr, Ammer 2nd, for
31(11:NING and AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Particulars on application to Romig Boomer.,
Hon. Treasurer, and Dr. Romarsox, Hon.
o rrtary, South-street.

si it'TH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO LONDON.
lAN every MONDAY until Further Notice, a
SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN
will Jew W,ymouth, Dorchester, ilk., for LONDON,
callin: 4 the undermentioned Stations, am follows :

Stations Time. Fares to Loudon and lack.
I Mut Claw Third Lima
am. , s. S. d.
Loot runialui at 740 21 11 13 0
„ Vie)rsouth • 855 23 0 12 6
Dethater „ , 920 , o 12 0
N om,. 9 32 20 " 11 6
tvsoi• I 942 190 110
.. Radom 953 I 196 106
un Am,., lond OVidera
lindaii about .. 30 I
The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Fdation. Isoslon...n the following Saturday or Satur-
day week at 12.10 p.m.
Children un.ler Three years, Free; Three to Twelve
yam lialf.fares.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
(TRAP EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
ON 14.13 93 V NEXT, and EVERY MONDAY
until Further Notice 11111 EXCURSION TRAIN
for I AINDON will leave Portland at 7.40; Weymouth,
Dorchester, 5.5 •' Maiden Newton, 8.20; Yeovil,
3. Sjhvkf mi. 9.0; Castle Cary,_ 9.10: Bruton, :
: nhani, 9.40; Frown, 10.0 ; Westbury, 10.15;
and Tn wbridi;e, 10.:10 a.m. Passengers returning on
Saturday or Saturday week following date of
departure.
}or Further Particulars use Special Bills.
Paddington Tenninim .1. GRIRRSON, Gen. Man.
.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
sxcAßAstto PACILITiRS FOR RICURSIONS TO
LONDON.
( N llosbAt next, and RVILItit MONDAY Until
) further notke, EXCURSION PASSENGERS
will he hooked to LONDON from Portland, Wet
'with, Don-bestir, and Yeovil IT the FAST
ORDINARY TRAIN leaving Weymouth at 10.0
am., and duet.. arrive at Paddington at :4.50 p.m.
The times will be Portland, 9.30; Weymouth. 10.0;
14. bester, 10.:M ; and Yeovil, 11.5 a.m. These
P.sengers will return on the following Saturday or
Saturday week by the Fast Ordinary 'Frain leaving
Paddington at 10.15 a.m.
Special Bills.
Paddingt.si Terminus. J. GRIERBON, Gen. Men.

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)
SERV•IITS' REGISTRY 07E101
I:6'kr the Patronage of the Nobility,
QERVANTSCAIerAIgV I Man and his Wife,
and Gentry.
11 a ithout family, to live in a Gentleman's Lodge ;
"if,e,l" Ist( laige-gate, husband to milk three Lough
elp It garden. I Head Gardener, without bunny,
ttages'..is. per week, with cottage, COSI), and vegetables.
El Cooks. I Kitchen Maids. 9 General Servants. 3
Egkriellce.l Xsrack 4 Housemaids. 2 Parlourmaids,
1! Home and Parl.sirmaids 2 Upper idmidrimaidn.
I Under leundrymaid.
Apply to Mr. TII.IIIMI POUNCV, Saddler and Ser.
vsnts'.llegiatry (Mice, 3, Pornbill, Dorchester.
Registry Pee (hie Shilling only charged to Lady and
Ser"nt ;if by letter, 12 stamps, and a damped
Les elope for reply.
No names girt until the lee hi paid, and no lettere
aste•sered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.
WTO 'MINERS AND CARPENTER&
ANTED, several GOOD LIANDE ; eon-
, tent employment. -Apply to Messrs. R.
.4". 'ad 8"N. Ruil Dorchester.
WTO CARPENTERS ANL) JOINERS.
'' several GOOD WORKMEN;
liberal wages. - Apply to Mr. W. TILLI/T,
Primes street, Dorchester.
WANTED, atone., • steady, respectable
GIRL. - Apply to °C," rekgr"'" (Nice'
WTO HARNESS MAKERS.
A NTED, a Young Man as an IMPROVER
to the PATENT LEATHER COLLAR
11%KING: one that is handy with the hand iroo
ii needle With premium or without ;a geed trade'
4„ITIY lo DALIIIAN. Horse-Collar Manufacturer,
"'oe-.4toe Alley, Wilsomstreet, Finsbury, Low"-
PIANO (second-hand Cottage) FOR SALE.
Ten "nines& —Apply to " office of this
DOlThester.

HOMINGTON, 3 Miles from SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, and RAW-
LENCE have received instructions from Mr.
JAM IDI RIAD, to give NOTICE of
SALE AND LETTING BY AUCTION,
on the Premises, of a choice selection of about
100 RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,
from his celebrated Flock of Improved Hampshire
Downs.
The Homington Flock has so long been before the
public at all the local fain, where Mr. R&M, has
exhibited with almost unparalleled success some of
the finest pens of wether lambs and ewes ever pro-
duced, that the Arcrtoxicas feel little comment is
respired from them to further the high esteem in which
this flock is held by the breeders of pure Hampshire
Downs. Messrs. W. S. &R. think it their duty, in
giving Notice of the First Annual Sale and Letting
by Auction of this very choice selection of Rant
Lambs and Rams, to invite the especial attention of
Flackmaatms to the fact that Mr. READ has for the
last ten years purchased strains of blood from the
most noted breeders, which. combined with verj able
judgment, has produoad a flock of superior ex
iin a marked degree unusual size, whit
grand an fashionable character.
Luncheon at One o'clock, and Sale immediately
afterwards.
Conveyances will await the arrival of the morning
trains at the Salisbury Stations.
Catalogues ready.

TUISDAT, Ist AUGUST, 1876.
DOWN FARM, LITTLE DURNFORD,
SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATEI.73, SON, and RAW-
LENCE beg to give Notice that
MR. CHARLES WATERS' A.NNUAL
SALE AND LETTING BY AUCTION
or
70 RAM LAMBS AND 6 RAMS
Will take place at the MARS= Housg, SALISBURY, as
heretofore, on Tom:soar, lit AUGUST, 1876.
The Ancrtoggean have great pleasure in saying that
Mr. Charles Waters' selection of Ram Lambs this
season fully justify the old reputation of the Stratford-
rub-Castle flock, they are e x ftllent in colour and quality,
whilst the increase in size and frame proves the sound-
ness of Mr. Waters' judirment in sparing no outlay
on any judicious cross 'filth other noted breeders of
Hampshire Downs. The deep girth of carcase and
weight, which have for many years been the peculiar
features'orAthis Flock, are as prominent and character-
istic as ever.
Sale at Half-past Two for Three o'clock precisely.
Catalogues ready.
WILDNERLIAT, 2111 D A001:1111, 1876.
WINCHESTER-STREET, SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, and RAW-
LENCE are instructed by the Executors of
the late Mr. WILLAM LANE, to SELL by AUCTION,
at their SALE ROOMs' on the CANAL, SALISBURY, on
WiDNESDAT, 2nd Auouwr, 1876, at Three o'clock,
all that well-aocustomed FREEHOLD INN,
BREWERY, and PREMISES, known as the
" Anchor and Hope," situate in Winchester-street,
having Stabling for 20 Horses, Yard, small Garden,
and all other suitable and convenient accommodation
for the steady and excellent Business carried on for so
many years -by the late Mr. LAN; and showing an
average monthly return for the last three years of
upwards of 1:150 by cash takings over the counter
only. There has been a considerable sum expended
recently in improvements on the Inn, Dwelling-house,
Brewery, and Offices, which are now generally in
capital re.
Immediate possession will be given on the tomple-
tion of the purchase, and the licenses transferred to
the purchaser or his nominee. The Stock-in-Trade,
Brewing Plant, and Trade Fixtures to be taken by
the purchaser at a valuation in the usual way. A,
portion of the purchase money can, if desired, remain
on the security of the property.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale will shortly be
Issued, and may be obtained of the AucrioNms,
Canal, Salisbury; or of
MI. C. IL C. WHATMAN,
Solicitor. Salisbury.

3lI) AUGUST, 1876.
COMPTON FARM, KINGSOMBORNE,
10 Miles from the Towns of Andover and Winchester,
Six from Romsey, Three from Dunbridge Station on
the Salisbury and Southampton Railway, and with-
in five minutes' walk of the Horebridge Station on
the Andover and Redbridge Line.
MRS MESSRS. WATE, SON, and RAW-
LENCE have received instructions from the
Executors of Mr. WILLIAM NCWTON, deceased (41.0 of
Dogdean, Salisbury), to SELL by AUCTION, on the
Premises, on THIJIMDAY, 3rd ArGUAT, 1876, the entire
Flock of highly bred and choice
HAMSHIRE DOWN SHEEP,
comprising
Urwaane OY 1,000
TWO, FOUR, SIX-TEETH, and DRAFT EWES,
and CHILVER LAMBS,
and about
20 YOUNG R&M LAMBS.
The success which attended the late respected owner
of this justly celebrated Flock during his career as a
Ram Breeder (not only as an exhibitor in the Show-
d but also at the Ram Sales held annually at
Dogdean) is so fresh upon the memories of the public,
that the Auctioneers would only now remark that no
expense will be spared in bringing the Stock to the
hammer on the above-mentioned day in the best
possible form, when they hope to be honoured with a
numerous company., as it will be the last opportunity
of purchasing strains from this noted Flock. The
Breeding Ewes and Chilver Limbs comprise without
doubt one of the grandest flocks of Hampshire Downs
now in existence. They possess extraordinary size, at
the same time maintaining excellent symmetry, great
weight of flesh and aptitude to fatten, with superior
quality and growth of wool, while the colour and
general character have always been acknowledged
second to none.
Luncheon at 12 o'clock precisely, and Sale to coin.
mem* immediately afterwards.
Conveyances 1411 await ha arrival of the morning
trains at Dunbridge Station.
Catalogues may be obtained on application to the
Auctioneers, Canal, Salisbury.

IMPORTANT SALE OF A HIGHLY
VALUABLE HAMPSHIRE DOWN
BREEDING FLOCK.
--
THURSDAY, 10th AUGUST, 1876.
HORTON COURT LODGE, KENT,
One mile from the Varningham-road Station on the
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, and RA W-
LENCE have received instructions from
kissers. ROBERT and JOHN RUSSELL (who are giving
up • Breeding Flock), to SELL by AUCTION, on
the Premise.. on TRUIUMAT, 10th Auousr, 1876, the
whole of their justly celebrated
FLOCK OF HAMPSHIRE DOWN SHEEP
comprising the RREEDING EWES, in regular ages,
the 'EWE LAMBS, and a well sorted selection of
RAM LAMBS and RAMS.
The Messrs. Rowell having given up a large
proportion of their arable land, have decided to dis-
continue • breeding flock ; consequently the whole of
their far-famed and valuable Stock will be brought to
the hammer on the above-mentioned day. The very
great succor which has followed this flock at the large
annual exhibitions of the lioeal, Balk and Wed of
Bosofsad, Haste and Berk', Smitkfidd, and other local
shows, as well as on the Cosiiacst, is so well-known
to tibbseaftialotLeral world as to need no recapitulation
rs. The Sheep, which are of the
highest class, and descended from the ..elebrated
flocks of Megan.. Rawleoce, Parker, Newton, and
others, possess all the important and essential qualities
of pure-bred Hampshire Downs.
Luncheon at Twelve o'clock and Sale bumediately
afterwards.
Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers,
Canal, SaliaburY•

BRITFORD FAIR, 12TH AUGUST, 1876.
MESSES. WATERS, SON, and RAW.
LENCE beg to give notice that the
SECOND A.NNUAL SALE AND LETTING OF
80 RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,
the property of Mr. F. It Moonx, of Lirri.scorr, will
take place at the above Fair as heretofore.
For the convenience of Purchasers Mr. Moore has
whin decided to submit his RAM Lambs and Rams to
Public Competition by Auction in Britiord Fair, and
from the amazes that attended the Sale there last
year and the very general satisfaction expressed by
purchaser! on that occasion, the Auction hope eers ho to
he spin honoured with the attendance and
liberal
Mir.:their numerous friends.
W. S. and R. are pleased to be able to state
that Mr. Moore ham this swoon an exceptionally good
Breed of Lambe ; consequently be is in • position to
make his annual selection to great advantage. On
inspection the Lambs will be found to norms all the
e..etls points of Hannwhire Downs which have made
* Breedsofaibionable and valuable amongst Flock.
masters.
Sale at Ten o'clock precisely.
Gstal=burnir be obtained of the Auctioneers,
Camel,

WAREHAM AND PURBECK UNION.
Wareluun, 18th July, 1876.
THE Board of Guardians will, on Timmuav,
the let AUGUST next, at their fiteetihg to be held
at the Board-room at Twelve o'clock at Noon, proceed
to the ELECTION of a fit and proper Person to fill
the Office of RELIEVING OFFICER of the Bete
Regis District of the above Union. Salary £BO per
annum. The Person elected will also at the same time
be appointed Registrar of Births and Deaths and
Vaodnation Officer, also Sanitary Inspector (under
the "Public Health Act, 1875) ", for the District, at
the additional salaries and remuneration attachea to
those offices. Satisfactory security will have to be
izzd.i under the regulations of the Local Government
At same Meeting the Board will proceed to the
ELECTION of a SCHOOLMISTRESS of their
' Workhouse. Salary £2O per Annum, with such
increase as shall be awarded under the certificate of
the School Inspector.
Testimonials of fitness for the above Offices to be
sent to the CURIE al or before MONDAY, the :ilst
instant.
By Order of the BoarcL
FREELAND FILLITER,
Clerk.

DORCHESTER UNION.
--
TO COAL MERCHANTS.
MHE GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
prepared at their meeting to be held on Wm-
SIMDAY, the 26th day ,•f JULYinstant, to receive
TENDERS for the supply of BEST COALS, for the
Union Workhouse for the year ending Midsunimer,
1877.
No Tender will be received except on Forms which
may be obtained on application at my Ake, and must
be delivered at the Union Workhouse on or before
Eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the 26th inst.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardians.
Dorchester, July 17, 1876.
BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER, DORSET.
LAMMAS FAIR.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,--That in
consequence of the 6th of August falling this
year on a Sunday, and the passing of "The Bank
Holidays' Act, 1871," whereby the first Monday in
Animst in every year in declared to be an holiday on
which all banks will by cloned, the FAIR, heretofore
held on the 6th day of August, will this year be
HELD on SATURDAY, the sth day of AtutuKT.
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dated this 11th day of July, 1876.
DORSET COUNTY HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
riIHE First Grand ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of FLAMERS, FRUIT, and VEGETABLES
will be held under most distinguished Patronage, at
COLLITON PARK, Doacnmersa,dikindly lent for the
occasion by the Misses (hurch' ) on WEDNESDAY.
AuGusr 23rd, 1876, when over ONE HUNDRED
GUINEAS will be OFFERED for COMPETITION.
PRIZE LISTS are now ready, and can be obtained
of the lion. Secretaries,
ALFRED POPE,
CHARLES PARSONS.
Dorchester.

riIHE BIENNIAL SALE of USEFUL and
1 ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES for the benefit
of the Church Missionary and Jews Societies will
(D.V.) be held At the Tow 24 HALL, DOIICHICATtiII, in
OCTOBER next, clue notice of the Day being previously
given.
Contributions of Work, 'uriosities, NVorks of Art,
Books, Baby Linen, Clothing for the Poor, &c., are
requested before the end of September, and will be
thankfully received by Mrs. Axone., South-street,
Dorchester; Mn. LcoLow, Martinstown Vicarage;
Mrs. °snout, West Fordington Vicarage; Mrs.
fisuusiLn 8111Til West Stafford Rectory; and Miss
YgArmax, Trinity-street, Dorchester.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
UphoMere, Cabinetmaker, l'aperho•wer, House Agent
Appraiser, Umkrtaker,
DORCHESTER.
NEW SPRING STOCK
or
PAPER HANGINGS,
Selected with the greatest rare from the be.t and
cheapest Manufacturers ;
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From :kL to 10s. CA. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPER-RANGING. t DECORATING.
EXPERIZYCZI, WOIIIOIEN NENT PROMPTLY.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the hest Makers, both
English and Frcnch.
BLINDS
Of every Description and MatarlaL
A New awl Choice Selection of
°REVOKES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, Ire.
CORNICES Awn CORNICE POLES
With .11th. Wait inneoesment for Blsainiti and
Bay-Vilealows - • - -
FRINGES aim DRAPERIES.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, kr.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendkl Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths ant2vaiw.
All Carpets properly Maas and Fite
OIL cLorust. MATS, MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, kr.
FURNITU RE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MANsms and Corm:E.
BEDROOM SUITS.
hlahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto,
Painted and Decorated.
Pangrzo hispin Surn. from £2 10s.
(lamb supplied at any Catalogue Prier.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Gamic Stores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE

Agent for the ATLAS Vito and Life Insurance
Companies.
THE NEW AXIIMICAN
SEWING MACHINE,
Manufactured in Philadelphia, U.S.A.
This machine combines all the late Amerinui iimpmre-
went LIGICI RUNNING,
.86LY-THRICADING, Ha!
8111,V-THIMADINO SNUMI, and SELY-SETTING NEMDLL
--•••••-
This is the best machine for Families and Manufac.
turers to use, and the
BEST FOE AGENTS TO SELL
Agents wanted throughout the Kingdom.
Ad.frow : -American KILO. & Sewing Machine Co.
W. Queen Victoria Street, London, MO.
KW. %Arnim', Manager.

FREE EMIGRATION TO
QUEENSLAND.
Free Passages are granted by the Government of
Queensland as under :
To General Servants, Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses,
Dairy Maids, &c.
Wage. 1:25 to £5O a year all found.
To Married and Single Farm Labourers.
Wages £3O to CA a-year with board and lodging.
Amiated raaasges on payment of 1:4 to
Artisans (all kinds) , Saddlers
Blacksinitha Plasterers
Carpenters & Joiner,' Plumber & Painters
Butchers
Bookbinders (l
"
touarliae"
Bakers 1 Shoemakerse
Bricklayers Shipwrights
Cabinet Makers Shepherds
Gardeners • Tailors and others.
Grooms
At Wages about double English Rates.
Each Ship carries an experienced Surgeon and
Matron.
Families have separate sleeping compartments.
Work can be carried on in the open air all the year
round.
Beef and Mutton 31 a-lb. •, Tea 2s. 61. a-lb. ; Flour
a-cwt.. ; Sugar 3d. alb.
Apply personally or by letter to Agent-General for
Queensland, 32, flaring Crose, London, S.W. ; or to
Rum MATOR, Bhuulford ; H. M. MANN, Salisbury-
street,Bland.ford duo. IlioNrrr, Shaftesbury ; and
Gin. Wimborue.
,CROSSE AND BLACKWELL
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which alialys
bear their sonic and address an Me labels.
CURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.

CIAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
NJ an emptiodte compound of sweets and sours.
SAUCES for FISH, GAME, &c.
1 :10TTED MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jars.
MOCK TURTLE, OX-TAIL, HARE,
GRAVY, JULIENNE and MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS!
PURE MALT VINEGAR
and
.ftavour, in Imperial pint anil quart bottles
TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARINA-
*/ LADE made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
-—— - -
VALVES'-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
V Leman, Madeira, and Vanilla Savours.
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Si •ices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &c., &c.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S.
Genuine Manufactures of ;nap /gar tkir
name nnd addrtax ”n the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehoutietnen throughout the World.

1:11Ra0011,ALI aTt.y.ttrbeDOßiStETt LI`Ol; NTY
The HIGH SHERIFF of t7iIoCOUNTY..9I. will
preside.
PRINTING 1.1 PRINTING I I
"11 • " XPRESS " AND I ELEG RAH "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST, DORCHESTER.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
INCLUDING
BUSINESS and ADDRESS CARDS.
BILLHEADS, ruled or plain.
CIRCULARS.
POSTERS, in black or ~loured ink.
LAW and BANKRUPTCY Fintms.
BENEFIT SOCIETY'S RULES.
AUCTION or other CATAL(SafES.
BOOK-WORK of every description.
AT MN
" "TI"
E X PRESS " AND 1 ELEG RAM "
OFFICES,
8, HIGH STREET WEST,
DORCHESTER.
CHEAP, NEAT, AND PROMPT.
PRINTING!! PRINTING ! !

COALS! COALS!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, I /011 CHESTER.
Begs to inform the Ilentry. Clen...y. and his
customers generally that he Is now supplyin,.. the
following descriptions of COALS -
WALLSEND, 11171.1.0 on ruitEsr or
CLAY t• Ross, I DEAN.
RUA BON, I RADsTes•E
MALTING.
SILKcfIiNK, CULM ADD (VICE.
11. 1-1. desire. to call special attention to the
Rif A.B(IN I 'OA 1., which he can strongly recommend
for household poris..es.
All coal. by truck haul, at red's-el priers. •
Bridgwater Tara, &c., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Comptsy.
I/errata at the Great Western and South Western
Stotiona, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street. or at the office.
Great Western Railway Station. will receive prompt
attention,
coals delivered free in 'Dorchester and Foolinsion,
and at moderate rates in the xountry.
WILLI Alll DA RC H, Coal Merchant.
Dorche.ter, thanks hi. friends an.l the Public
generally for past favours. and N.:. to infono them
that he ha. DISPOSED .4 his BUSINESS to Mr.
I:. K. Lnaints, .in whose behalf he solicits the fo our
of their Patronage.
(-1 K. I•°ADEK, Coal .Merehant. Dorchester,
11-0 ilk adding the aha.v, Bmiaimse. to hi- own.
to Solicit the l'atronage Mr. W.
DARCH, and at the smite lino-be:, to thank
hi. I'ristyb
an! the Public oenerally. for past (a. 'm., AO hopes
by strict attention to laciness to merit ~.ntinuante
of the same.
The following Cosh. always in Stock :
END, FOREST of DEAN or RULLO. l'l..tY
CROSS. RADSTOCK, LEICESTER STEA3I.
AGRICULTURAL SALT.
Truck !souls sent to any Station at a R01...el Prior.
All Orders sent to la. (Mice, Sotith Street,
Dorchester, or Stores at the I :mat W'e.ten. St4tion.,
will receive prompt attention.
MEMORIAL CARDS.
The friends of deceased persons are in, ited te
Inspect a variety of MEMORIAL CARDS, e Tabooed.
cameo, or plain, at the °thee .4 this paper, s,High
West-street, Dorchester: or at 7. Bowl street, ‘VoT
mouth. Or specimens will he sent by E...t:"t for ,electioin.
1115 Embossed Cards, with name' ' an'
verse of poetry, or text 1.1 Scripture,
suPPlie'l " :".

_
NI ITle
AU coturnunicatious should be sil.lressed to the Editor
M-Vress and Telegram titieeN Derehe-ter, ond Postaffiel
orders may be made pAy able to the publisher, Mr. GEO.
FILANKLIN.
thZh:menayenuben‘inahaire stein,et ni,nyi ensitistel that