The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-18 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1877.

un-onnuon practice to meature out that article by the
gallon. Surely we cannot be qurprise.l *rho have learned
that " there la nothing like leather," although the barbers
will ,leclare that the last word is wrougiy spelt, and should
be "lather."

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THlSwirwitECK ED M tat szaiSOCIEIT kiss a thoroughly
good biAnch it Stvaria,e, thatik• to the energ•tie wee!' '-
WT. We believe a ,tort Ntstenient of the benefit- it
bestows may incr.:a, the number of members and nacresm
the annual subscriptions.
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ITS BENEFITS TO SEAMEN (and onr stone-boatmen come
under Gut deslenatieo) o.y lie lirietly su,nmS ofp. BY
the annual payment of farce shillings—mars the amount,
three skit:imp—a member, incase of sin na reek. is supplied
with every neeessity, c onveyed home, c,ujpensatrd for
loss of clothes or hoats, and dying (either by ahipwreck or
otherwise) his parents or widow and cb:ldren receive
substantial aid at the time, a small annual grant, and
where metuli.ers are OW 411.1 neces•itous—in extreme rases
only--sruaa gratuities. tlu testing toe scale se fiud teat
relatives, under certain circumstantei, silty receive sixty
times the amount paid in, in a htUlp sum, betide> lite
annual grant

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ITS CLAIMS ON SOIPORNIIIIS ale that it they will pay
the sum of three Atiiirpe per annum for each of their
crews, the society grid iocrease their grant by £2 for loss
of clothes or boats, if the lost amounts to it, much: and
in ease of death the parents or widows will receive .66, in
addition to the usual scale award.
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171 CLAIII ON THE PrilLIC generosity is already partly
dated in the foregoing retuarks ; but the first and chief
claim of the society is in the fact that ,t relieves sot p.
wrecked mariners and pair passengers by buirding, d da-
mns, and forwarding theta home OVel gold and silver
medals and other rt, wards for gallantry on the higt
and abr. al ; and prevents by its working the b-fganip
practices of persons who pretend to have been stop-
arreck-at. Use line italicised by us and by the 5.5...-ty
plead, with the henev.deut as keg as the ..tate of the
f...ods permit:. Hithert • the ',iodic nave heartily respon-
ded, and will we are sure continue an to di.
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TWO COUNCILS Or Wa have been held by the Railway
marked by anything lint low spirits. If NllY-
thing, there were ooradonal outbursts of in liguation
..tain-t the London and South-We.tern Dirretors. and the
(there ii no milder and at the same time appr,priaie term)
gelfighly-eon.ervative-Landoisners 0. Purletck, awl it eras
determined that the puhlic interest should be kept fully
aroused until the direetom and the others feel their
responsibility in thus hindering the suer,au of the work.
There IleCtl, to U. many signs in the altered tone of the
directors, that somebody has held them bi the LAW..
bole.

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A WORD TO TOR Dinix-rona. —A plan for getting
siaistker railway company to the re-rue Wan freely
discusied, and the excxedingly logical and scholarly
affair ralied a resoluti es pa-is al at your last meeting
pr nvoke.l the laugater ot youcg men in the country.
,uppwie you teour,ht We Arnold not under,tind
Eapioiti. We do 44g •Itriergluil you, gen.leinen, and
have been thankful to have been ,pired • lourhar
to Loii&,n for the sake of a luncu. Bitsis you we have
better spreads at home. - Still, we are thankful for ',mail
hot fear that the ileputation forgot to say thu ir
vac.. MIA with good reason, for your lust offer and this
last re,olutinn plainly evidence a change of mind, a
change which has colt some of us a large sum if in iiiey.
We have, however, maintwned a good con,cience tot of
It noutn. e•I (bistro would like to hay
up another contract urn hoe, give u, a Mut, or if )ou
ph,..ne we will still remember that "Silence give. consent"
and welculue the speculator.
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A Wono To THE lenttoweeels-an indigestible one.
It is pretty clearly accepted as an axi on, that in net
aiding the rpilkcay you prevent Swanage from having a
breakwater, and our not having a breakwater is part oof
the reason why we mourn the loss it the Champion. The
old esteeni tor you :lo our natural lernefaemrs and
protectors is leaking away through the crack: of don't-
care ion. let-emalone-ism and keep to-yourself-ism. You
blame agitators. rhe people are tickled and they say our
dear n.r.l t [lends you are .Zettin.; fiut-.4 -season, and we are
getting `ll degenerate, del op led, ant delowiched as to crave
thin-, that Are 5....0n..1.1... The only p oaer 300 p •ssess
is to keep us waiting. Doy on not think it is a wrong
plao e to St aid het ae.m hungry 'nen and their dinner!
You do net of cour•e see au macking among y our
tenants, and those you can mak lip-s e
qualmish at you SAIeISIBURV CHRISTMAS CATTLE MARKET.
pleasure, loccause they have learnt to a neu, hew to eat Tte Christmas f' stile norket WA. ',AI foesdav-s.
their "atodeu bread in secret." ' Mil - earn, tie,. 1.., •et wore!, perhaps, have a i-bed, '
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..„ o lilt a postponement tor -,nooher week would probably ,
The richeet man in Victoria, the Mr. (lark who
"Sw *NAGE, TIIE DraimiT PLACE IN ENGLAND r - vire . h „.s, ise.is e hi. e so. 1,,,5e. Ti... e .„.....,0,.„,,,, s, 11,51 ,
are not incoming aneetionate, hut rather enquiring, deak.a will lute, ,n opoor. unity .4 'offering the animals gave £2.000 ti the Indian Famthe Fund,turns out to
Alm° t even thing is t repute.. in the .11; Ring tearer than rem ening natio...see of a. nth, markets too be
in °tote tern., some things cost halt am much again, one
, heel in the deneet dietut the week. The simple of nt ewer. where it
vile a native el I: • 1•• atl • woo horn ~f po..e
urea. Ili. fellew-tevenemen want him
article twice ttnd a kiln. ',MCI,. 911.1 Other 4 we cannot ~,,. ~, , ~,,,,, thi.,l „....,iies. •han informer out honest 1 .. h .
get at any rice." "Sumly that . not all added tor ee,.... 1,, eemt of „will,. aoneeer, tl, re tr,.A no de- to tit in .tli er act ..ot princely lanes ...leave ; t at is, to
carriage r • N.o, hut the tradesmen are the ol.elves 'out t•ori.e.ation. Mr. rennig, 11 •n•ler. hrmight Mtwarai of purcharte the magnificent Deetynt !nen the t'ress
of the tuarkete They c until • hut% they have generally De. i5..5.,,5. ~,ess esei heit..„ (,ncledieg font- or five which adorn,' the 111711.61 church. :Ile name (4 the
to have it broolle. Men .4 boldness know what that
ler'z•- aMmaisa litany of th.• 1..,0 of nmeh (hint, frorn painter of th • picture is net known, hot it is SUppiaed
means. How can they spare the time (ttel the Strltt.ste the herd et Mr. lislen, of Detist ...I, went to tow beat t„ be is. unit'.; Lut a enarter of a century aete stip•n
trete is not extensive enough to allow them to spare the p oreevors. Sir. Wili, ve MO', ~e ea. a 'meet.. eefls Of it was for tele, the National Gallery •ilfert•tl 4:10.1.00
money), to seek titer markets? S o the place ii itutr.al ..„Ite them. Othete went t . Mr Wa'ker, of C-otho•rMe •tenet.
outsiders e re ho a able to get at the cheaper articles.
. Mr. Herrington 1.-eneht .19 ex -ellen, b , easet, 'our • f the for it evhen the Britlew der felk dete-mined het to
" But, Loris, • the cheapest thins are the dearest in toe Le., a which wen, „,,,,,i,..„ by Si". J. s,eith, who pert With ,t. The Natienal Gallery Cemmiaieisere
end.'" °By no means,. friend, and firthis rewioll in this likewere brought eight from Mr. Chart... la ne inni, of of to-day -unit!not give anything like the em
umimed.
question ; will an article h0e..., mor, prontod, I. rota te.,,,,e, et ecee,e4 • Le •bee., wet..., sheep from Mr. for the w •re ; and therefore the Britiewater .1..!
be ting••rs have pelted out 50 tomtits I Igo ahroad and buy Nlartin Drew. of Herr ..t, are .10 Erot,nr= fr on Ale. woonl,l be grateful if Mr. . lark will kindly tend •
a tig to a ferihine, all II so arrange is that the fruit shall Eo.aas. of It a5t....1 err. ‘l,- II -rile: finechinztotol. Mr. chestue for 4:10,0410, and send the picture to the
pa,. thrmigh 50 firms ; will. the purelower la sum. ise I ;.f. Nil- .ra Mr. Eeans, Mr. le eiken. Mr. Nor. on (Cre. kerne)
be be ehuget by the last a) pence for the farthiu, d • Natioual Gallery.
••• s had also prime lots of 1.-.-t.. from floe west ....Wry ,
" Now, rum that is overstatmg the shoot!" ''
'Mg PHI Mr. loehl Isonglit six prime anion ols from Mr. 11..`dos, I - .
would not care a fig f•H' the bargain, eh ! Sayfioe hands i I am glad to hear that the llislitip of Ely 1A
of Swath/a:ton farm, use of NI- N 'nen. anti a amnia!' ,
then and it.. you expect to Oct it for less than live pence! r ,tee :
n.r t:•tte cheer. (rein Mr. Evan,. Mr. Snook was a ! encouraging hie t.lergy to let their glebedallils,
That. trawl, is the secret of fabulous prices." " Who do roh
ut,strno,,,m,e. r. ti lot Mr.
Mr.
jirruing,ttlini,.nf..ori,,e.ii.gih,ti, I.lerr,s
for
:is
ini I..r,v.fhoo,rdr:
you blame r "The baronial halls and rustic mansions wherever twacticeble. to the labetwitte poor at
scree the &mains a which no iron horse le ail•twel to whien „ie.,'
ete tee eeeed p ~,
et e,epte,ree. Am.ed aericffitural rates. 'rh,..., rediemen and gentlemen
trespass" "'tut the landowner's rosin.!!" " Which the pee..ied mentrehee i,„,.,.,..: lee. me eie,ne who have vie.' eimilar exiteriesente have been. in
when y.ou get, is not worth having, at the prie.,-no and other were Mr. Glee Ceirhe•Jeverk Mr.ryle, Mr. almost all cases. rewarded with stp.tyss. The hte
competition. All soi.•h pl us A cannot, in the hest oof it ...lan (Winehester), an.l %tr. Aied doe (S.Plet itlim.ton.) Duke sof Entbunt became in thi• is the I enefactor
atmoepheres, he prevented trout Ic-corning stagnant. It As t . the ocate of tra-le, it twit ;:ri,,lty 1.,• Anid that it wan of the InLonrin ,' populati .11 on lit. Lino dtiAbire and
is like the law eetirt which is inaccessitole to th., light of dull sal •hear, and that teeny name!i were driven sway Lei,stershire eatates, and at theeeesent time there
publicity, an evil thing only bearable because walking an unsold. Ti, priniesf won cadd not be I. ought onderldt are no ft.wer theu seven limiiiree allt•tutehte, varying
darkness thc olwellere are blissfully ignorant of the life a score (el. h•as than hst year', the gen-ral tem being (nun .
oft et" "A railway is v.eir cure for all evils." "gy .0_ .
from 15s. to 15s. tel. They verso hest h. Vent fetehist as A "-'
ixth to a euarter 4 an Aert, at Belvoir at elie
means frien•l, hut cores can tray..l over ciilroatts faster a.m.h ~, ire. e,. „eat, goal 0,.., a 'trait at e„,„tere„,.... Tito re,4ilts 44 the eyst on are, I believe, eveu vela
than tUrnialres. • At least that is the opinhei of . Leeeee erh.e.,. res
empty
pen'eere in,,re tiwreially a Aucce., the lan I Leine brought int,. a hieli
Lucie: le slotet.teee e, ne the
~ were e en,. ch,,eieit ane high ewe ..f cultiyetitee awl the regularly taiol The
- Perlecke of good wieldy. broneet be Me Evans, of iireeetit Duke cerriee out to the utterintet !Ms fitheee
LOD ERS. Glateittetry. The tri its porti•si of them were purchased intetition- in the mover ; an•l if 1.4,1. I John Alanners
lug A's-scot FREE CoNcEwr for parents and friends 10 Silishoire letoehers. Mr. 11.- lie.. Ifeboekinetenll a 4.1 in loctrinates his chiblren with the viewe which are
of childeen Mantling Lady. Nepean's parish school, some excellent E‘ni, ors to Mr. William Marlow. Miele& leculiarly his own, the allAmod system te. the
h h whicas been hooka Ifo 14 rwarol to ler ,1111 e time pat, RA, in,,., rei timed IN. a tins.!fo a r eire le web tof ers.
eras given in the al the , Frieey eveutne, Mr. "At one made 65.. 111. for (no,, and ref tis.st an offer of
_1u,th.i.161.11. e.t.a:ea will be not on'er maintained, but .
the 7th ate.. when over 1100 people were pre-ent. A re., for another lo). Best whether. made 911 tr. i ....,
yenthy in,,,graionse wa., g.me thron,h, in which the 1111 , rind erre* from kl 1. to 91. per lb. In "fancy uses" -
follewing ladies suit gentletueu took part-Sir Melltnea••l a b hade more vrai paid for wethers. Ireland, say the 11-tine linlere, is utterly ruined
Herten, Hato Lady Nepean. Miss Halpin. Mise Nhtte. I
awl Mr. Nantes. Alout ..39 of the school childrene SMITHFIELD c LI7II CATTLF: SHOW. , thilm hisck of htime geveniment. Au tin thek a new
four ante. seeen•Penial .at lb e hermenten. b‘ NI" That lealien•lry iit under a elond.would stem to he the theatre is approaching completien, which will • eat e'.221
Little, pupil teacher, who also talk wart tu a voc d duet . les-on t non the get .at 1 'Attle Show, of the preeent ,eawn . Pemon.. ood wiltelta ...Ye Mr. I 'hug,. J• l'idPie. whe
Mr. Feelts again highly amused the anolience by relating, Wale sh• .rtneee of exhibits and general me teeritv in ought G. know,wil I not he surpo-se.l in intet niti arrange-
in the Dorset dialect, a few tuore of the adventures of guilty cliar....terized the Midland Cmu .in.' diaolav last went, heanty of ft.rin. or per -.mai c eafert by any
"Rub.., Hilt" One of the mint pleasing features of the week, we have sow to dee-rile the show in the theatre in the United Kingdom. I resistc,fully COll.
evening was the playing of Master Stone on the violin.
Agriceltoiradhall a. weak in entre:, and only in retain gratulate "thus citreleivineest, teaelrukineest t•ity in
The
accompanied on the piano by Mr. W. Stone, of BridporL departnients up to the tat lan of ne-rit which wee
outhursta of appltuse which greeted the several . ire' land" 011 this ewatifying evidence 44 her deca•lence.
wen,. eto veer. CAW., mentor only 173 entries,
performers, and. in many instances, calling forth an -
ag that 242 •ei the last orearion. Both sheep anol Ma
encore showed that all were highly gratd awl pleased An ineurrection, or romething verylike, is threatened
have filled ftilly as mato. 1.01,1 as netal. SAIL the smallest •
with the evening'. enterttinment After the singing of
sinnther of r•tttle for fil ion years, the average having eon- ' in the Postal Telegraph Ilepartiiient. The teleeraph'
the einitteal Anthetn, the worthy It trimet remarked that
eiderelde esneeled :01, histities the copilot-ion that evil clerks with tome 'tense oof justice as well an of self-
another such an evening's enjoyment should wan he
days heve fallen mon the le.imiss fir I,l,t+ure of feeling -, -- . • •
given them ; this remark w. met with Must applause, ..._
petition beeves. Edlier th • flan of loring
showing that the lord od the Illan4W ii highly est emoteol by ."
val 44 the Civil Service Irvin; m
ithhl e anal' s !. by iniportal mut preventable diewases.
the p dish at large. A vote of thanks was then proposed
or the present poverty .4 graziers who rear and fatten But this is what is eralually being done. Members
by Mr. Sytuonds, sod seconam hy Ms.. G. samways. for cattle fen a IlVirl; or a tie.-line in the deulabol for prize of the Ilstyal Engineer's, sea. have compleied their term
the tininess of Sir Moslyneux and Ltd), Nepean, and
te, e'r et fenet' uric,-' to where the sholefren'• ef ePeeehleve at the Iteyal Nlilitary Selpol of Tel, grephy at
also fie those who hal taken part in the proceedingts I f
ihe_o._icia„.ers_o_r the
Ll:tr.,.olerot‘;!_f ot_int,.i.l,l4.....ersta.t,,,l.i:llLiseme‘tawrr,„:l. Ch Mem, are welcomed at 11.1 th-street, awl 010 a tine
the evening. The otag e was very tmatefolly ado.rn, ~
Mr. Rex with flowers from Sir Moolyneux Newer, green- ,i.7enee7f 1,7,,e7„...‘
,;;;0„,7,
,r 7 ft nil i;,.,
isL;;,...
~,,,,Lerl str..ke of ho ii,. te the detriment of the real (Ise
houses. The children who toil( part in the concert were "` areante. Between regiinentil pay anti the Postoffice
of cettle an.] greeteet general merit wit neeeed iu IS7O.
presented toy Let y Nene= with a Chrietruas card in
Although the I) •rons cannot show a speeinien s,. ade the military teleeraltheelerke receive alenit LIISe. a
remembrance of the event. Before separating Sir Moly-
perf rod as the champ of 1076. they I, ~,, ~,b„jr.me week, much mere than they coul•I otherwise ebtain in
neux New-an requestal the company not to ni the mil
repreaenta•ive in the prize end cop winner in Cl.es 2, the Engnieera and are dranehted t,. comfortable poste
noise outside n , o account of the germ.. illness of
exhibited by II Rel. the erince ef Weies and breol by in country ir.steetfitee. The reoila are that civilians
parishioner who liVel dittoctly opposite, and we are pleesed
Mr. Wm. Shapland, of Fyld it 11 et. es. 11/4.,,th *anon, are being elearel ttut G. uteke way ea. the military,
to say they acceded to his request from the etock of Mr. 1:-urge Shapluel. The closest coup and that deschargeti telegraph-clerks are rapidly pin.
i Petitor of this file. 'ten for the cop miens' fur the loe,t in " • the lioyel Engineers. The number of Engineer
• Devon, wit: Mr. Overton. , four yeareold, brel lov Mrs. .
Clarke, of Enrnhatu Market, frail her own idoo.k ;did , recruite calling
.themselves telegraphists has Ltr4ely
that ef the Eerl •.f L•icest. r. 11ev the cup-winner, . inert:awe'. It Intl Ire worth knowing liekt 50,1,i1l imaV
tw.. Devons from SIP iringhath earr) itonours-vize the the War and Put Office authorities lied all the new
- 'herald prize ox Anil the h. c. anol reeerve steer in Class 1. arrangements. .
VITALISE:MGR. I Theo and, the cup steer are un•lersteel a hate lean 1
CAPTAIN DIGBY AT STALBRIDGE. selected for the Prince of Wales by Mr. Walter Farthing. -
The Hereferds are not strong cleees but with one or
At the Stalbridge Cattle Slow there was a slight I two exceptions, all of this breed exhibited receive the
falling off in the number of entries of fat stock commendatory notice of the judges. One first prize
On Mtrlday last, attributable in se ne degree ti highly commentate and rearve are etearded to Hereford;
the cup . roan ...a.,..-)''S _outs.. W1111,40r. e for
late v
of the seasim for Ital Shows, and more f h M 1 et PI h r
• the best tee.. to an ox of itnin*.we depth of fTh rame, Isamu
probably to the charms of Smithfield. TI, were.
however,
eon,.
veldt.,
a,dpialt
,diewe ; aithengh tit by blr. 11. Pege, of Weimer, Kent, its chief rival being a
remarkably full-bred, level heifer, bred and exhibited by
one •or twoof the classes the entries were not sufficient i Ur. PritchartL of Saunnorg, Salop, the first winner in •
to allow of the prizes they awarded. elr. W. !linter, . fairly wad elates. The cla. of Ilerefoonl cows is de •i-lolly
Of Stourton Coundle, was first in the hull class with a inferior to that of heifers, and Mr. Allen's Msdame Rubel
eplendid animal; Mr. E. Itenisfi,l,l, Stalbrelee, I does not come up to the average of Smithfield steward in
coming second, while Mr. G. W. ILimer, of Athol- • pet-vines years.
• Shertawns are di sappointin c. The reatrictions so lately
hampton, took (Int homnire for an excelle: t D•un
:' rescg..inilr,..l
cd:.:rollitol;sa oleienred many exhibitors from enter.
ram and twelve lawn ewes. Mr. IL Benjafield and
e .tte. beet
,goes a Mn. N. Catchpele's white
Mr. Josiah 13enjafield were first and iieconil respece. Te , ~„
1 crme m a 110f1),..t. ::.1141, a neper ccrtainly 14 extraertliure
tively, for the prizes for fat VMS, and Mn, H. (;alpin breadth of heatn. great ruland the eirth, and deeply fleshed
of Barlow. came first with his fat oz, a tine 100,ting hi the "routing cuts." She is of Mr. Lynn's well known
animal. The judges were' ter muck -Nlestu. E. family of PArtlela and Prizetuan.
Sims (ef l'itcombe), W. Fifett, eand C. Bartlett The sheep, as a whole, are well up to the mark. although
(11nrweetonl: fior butter and cbee.w-Mepotni. Hatclier no elesses are weak. notably so the Seuthdowns but
and E. Phillip. (Okeferd Fitzpaine), and the following ameng whiele there an. e (ter choice pens.
Th..... II tuts and Wilts lawns are distinguished by an
is a list of their awar•le : - extraordinary show of lionh.. Sir Elerard Hillfle hies
Itaweaps FOR INDUSTRY AND LONG SERAITEDIL -Prizes
three which weigh eaut. time, le lb. at ten months, and
riven be Ilies Serrell, of Iladoloon lodge, to encourage i
another pen that weighs it cwt. I qt., 19 Ile at the wee of
kindness to dumb animals-To the shepherd being the
nine mon the two weeks. Mr. Bennett. of Chilmerk, is one
owner of the heat sheep dog, to have been in his possession
of the Judges in the Hampshire and Wilt-hire chases.
foe six months (exhibitors to be prrovided with a certitir
We append a list of prize-takers in this distriet :-
cute from their eniptyeni of kindness to 11 h animals
CATTLE- Dev, Ma -I'! 4.14 1.-Ilcvon steerv, not exceed-
generally)-.C2, Thomas Goddard. shepherd to Mr. J.
i ing 2 years and 0 months 41 -Sec--n-I,.1:15, W. It, Fryer,
Bent'll'ld• P"'"""halk..." £1 "
t Th"un Conway. with ... • Pooei; third, £lO, W. Arnold. Ell to•lferd.
W. Martel.. Stourfon ultimate ; 10s., S. Heine. with Mn,
Class . -Devon snare net exceeding el years and 3
H. L Bugg, Stalbridge Weston, months old-Second. £l5, C. it. Pickard, Goffidming.
To the shepherd who have reared the greatest number
.. De no refor.l.-Cis 9.- Itereford heifer., not exceeding 4
of lambs from a flock of not lean than 100 Down ewes-
of stem." , tfars slut-Third, £5..1. %V. James, Mapnowder, Dorset-
£2, Thomas Conway, servant to Mn. Ihyter,
II matehletts ; eommemied, %V. R. Pena, Petherton.
Ceuntlle. 346 lambs from a flock of Mu ewes. Labourer
Clara 10.-11endord rues,, shove 1 years old-First, .L2O,
who hes brought up the greatest number of chilitren, and .
J. I/ Allen, Tishury- Marlame It-whetwho has not at any time received parochial relief -£2. 1 shorthorns-Clese 14 -Shorthoorned heifers, not exceed-
William Pittnan, e ith Mr. N. Benjatie
hu ld
antyMet a;
, old-Highly commended, J. Stratton, F.
12 children. To the lebourer in eltdiow"hhe 'I
is tl.l f
v, I:enen W.
worked the greatest number of years in succession with I t . •
Gotsirold Sheep-Class :r.-rat ewes of the Cotswold
one employer -halesovereiirn and a coat and vest. Jehn
1.....ree._,..1...., altonevre three years ol•I-Firet, £lO. R. Ssranwick
Gilbert, recommended by Lord Alington. on whose estate
he has been 55.1 years ; 5,, and a coat, John Stratten 1.1 tr. r
SIIEEP-IlantrAire or Wiltshire Downs-Class 47.-
years eeteire on the edam of Lord Alingnm. le tyenaler
Fat whether sheep ef the Hampshire or Wiltehire Down
le, who has worked the greatest null:Orr of years with le
breed. 1 year old (under M months). First £Ol, A.
tun:metope-wee-se. and a ceat„ Beiee,,,in willien, trilir Morrison, Fonthill, Tisbury. Sec-in,!, £l4. A. Morrison,
Mr. Hurter, of Stourton C e,,aunoile, eight years and r
m dittonths ; 5e anti • nair of luee, Charles Ash, web Mr. o.
D ern eWea, alewe 3 years old-First, £lO. J. A. and T.
J. Brown, of Stathridg'• `i‘ PRizE LIST. Hamer, Bs-in.:stoke. Second, 1:5, J. Read, Ilemington.
THE
Whole clue commended.
BREEDING AND SteRIC StoCIL-1314t bull-C2 10a, Mr,
Whether lamb, torri in the year 11177.-Viral, £B, Sir E.
W. tenter, Stourton Clllll4ll, ' .£ le, Mr. E. Benj Arid,
Heise, Ereamore, Silidou.
Stalbridge; highly c uen-led Doris,
, Mr. R. llon n enzte.
;£1 10s., life I. pine -nets 11l -Pigs .Zany white breed, not exceeding
Two dairy cows-C2 10s., Mr. R. Devis
9 months old. Second, £5, E trl of Fhlisor. Highly coin-
Benjatield. Pair of stock beifers-£2Mr. E.
Benjafield. Down ram-£1 Met Mr. G. W. Homer, mended. C. Cherlweel, Reeling.
M Athelhampton ; Les., r. T. C. tsitunders, eVaterconille. _
..Cless hl.-Pigis of any white heel, ahove 2 and riot ex•
Twelve Down evres-C.2. Mr. G. W. Homer ; £l. Mr. T. C. cering 12 onths old-Fit, 410 Eerl of Ruiner
Saunders. Boar-£1 10e, Mn. J. Hillare .. £l, Mr. N. m Pigs of an w"hite br ti, el te 12 • d not
Benjafield, Moteembe. sow or elt in farrow-41 Mite ex-t•er lintkje le re...nth. old! First, elec..: Ear. Ig'oi Radnanor.
Mr. J. Hillard: .£l, Mr. N. lanjafield. clus fie -Pig. of auy Meek twee, ,tbove d and not ex.
eeseing ie moths old-First £lO. J. (*.ate. Elarelheff.
FAT STOCIL-Fat Ox-e 2 10s., Mr. H. Galvin, Berlow;
el 10e. Mr. E. Benjafieht. pet eees ere me H. Claris tat -Pigs, of the BArkshi re twee./ not exceeding 9
Itagefield, (Meacham ; CI. Mr. Josiah Beniafleld ; months nut-First. eltl, It. Drew. Blandford
highly commended, Mr. E. Benjafiehl. Fat heifer-£5, Class 72.-Pies, of the Berkshire breed, ahore 12 and
Mx. Spicer, Narnhull; .Cl. Mr. E. Beni•field. not exceeding Is inonths old-Second, 1,3, N. Benjaffeld,
Brenta AND CHEM& -I!dlaker of the hest butter, not Moteenthe ShAfteidnirr,
less than one dozen poonds-L2, Mrs. Brown, Marnhull ; Class 74.-Pigs of any ether breed, not exceeding 9
£l, Mrs. L. Gulliver, Stalbridge. Not less than two cwt, months old-First, .C.lO, J. Saunders, Castle Cary, Somer-
of chesse-02 10s., Mr. E. Benjafield ; £1 10s.. Miss not.
Lambert, Stourton Caundle. class ;A.-Single pigs of any breed or age-First, LS. J.
The annual dinner ...s held in the long room at the Coate. Blandford.
Red Lion Hotel, and was well attended. The worthy Sneer-Breed Cups.--Sllver tem, value .CW,for the hest
hut (Mr. Bougie), served a capital repast of guest P." of Hampshire or Wiltshire sheep, A Morrison, Fon-
toile Tishury.
Christmas fare. The presilent fin the year was the hos-Breed Cups.-Silver cep, Yalta £l5, for the best
Hon. E. 11. T. Digby, M. P., who was supported by pen ef Mile of any white breed, E orl of leaner.
lajer Yeattnan, Revs. I. E. Philine and .T. Jones, Silver cup value of gm, for the best pen of pigs of any
Dr. Lane, Mr. Dalton Serail, Mr. Allen, most of the black breed, J. Coate. Il'anslfeet. .
prise-takers, and a number of yeomen of the neigh- Silver rap. value elSjor the best pen of pigs of any other
bonrhood breed, J. Saunders, CaUe Cary. Somerset
After loyalty hail been duly honoured, the healths ,
of the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese and ministers' AN UNBLUSHING ROSE.-At the Meidlesex session,,
of all denominations, were given. After a few words Sneak Roo. 3.4, servant, Woo itelieted for having stolen •
of admiration of the character of the liisbop. hitudel of yarn, the property of James S etiervile, draper.
Major YRATMAN in Bettering terms proposed "The Islington.-The cue which WOO an ordinary one of shop-
health if Captain Dighy." ((eheers.) lifting, was conelusivelv paved, and, the jury having
The CHAIRMAN thanked them most heartily for the returned a verdict of gaily, Mr. Prentice passed antenee
corn
otliment. He thought from the flattering terms of 18 menthe' hard heour. IN prevents convictions were
ued by Major Yeatman that he had breueht a little preVe4l.3ol:st 1.17 i. ;Olen, the prisoner wu about to be
butter with hitn. (Laughter.) Re should like to send ii:T:,::tve h'ef'ome rli.-irir P'rre;l:tle:.• Ve'llFnirlibiFekishYrtli
a little of that to the House of Commons to grease Prisoner : Could jaw lordship kindly
atl
the wheels of legislation, and make things go on a sovereign! (Langhtse.)-111r. Prentice made no reply, mad
little quicker, for the work dragged on very slowly the prisoner wee esed.to the cell"

ATLAS.

- -
hat year. Those few gentlemen who hoilesl from "WIIAT THIS WORLD 8.1.1 rd." THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
Irelawl gave the House much ,1011 e ; thvy allowed It is generelly :sum osed that lost week's Cabinet OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
very few bills to pass, anal eeemest so he &lightest to SAIIS.tPARILLA.
Countils were held for the excluiive purpose of the
do cvyrything they con!,l to impede the progress f This etraordinary licine haa a %inviter influence
leislation. aim :st all tbs., ;mutton. n ise stiltwss ell conshkration of inv.-end aTeltweignisoliey.
Pecans '
over the.x blood, winch it enriches and purifies. It
them were tett' 1a..l hy Itmoan t•ath..lic Constitos however, are apt to forget that whatever may be irn- remove.: all !simples and blotch... purifies the system,
tencies. In Irc'and the Tide 4 n minate I whom he renting in the E eit of Eursone, the domestic legisla-
and acts like a charm. Ae a snstaining and purifying
chsseies. awl whoever w .-• his timainee he waa always Co ' . I F,,,,1arel fly: sTid to le: carried on ; ant i
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in long
elected I.y the sr mstituents. If the ofleet th..ule tat should tr.: he x a-prised if, al the receot m.•-tiogs of ~
ata,thr.,
any one was going to vote agaibst his nominee lie the select nmunittee of (4 :vernment, she chief topics , of indigestion, nervousness, emighs,
scrofula, gout. dropsy, and wiusting of flesh. Sold by
would den. once lim fneu the alt or, which was, of of coneideeata el were certain measures that fall all dialogist'o. Caution—(4et the red and blue wrapper,
cosine, a serious thing for Min. 'to -how them what spicially within thedep violent of 'air. seleer-Booth,
, with the Doctor's beast in the centre; no other genuine.
power a priest hal he w .4i is. te an inidalice which ' ant that having reference to Mr. C. ti. Read 'e motion In bottles 4e. fid.,-45., 7s. 61, and Ils. Sent by rail
came under his .ovn :esti,. Ile was in Ireland this in favour of County Boards accepted by the ii, .vern- to any jj "
. s+ . re+s.
autumn and was talkinz to a prieet on this particular mint hat Session. 1 THE 01.1) DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
subject, and he said t . 1111 i that if he only chose to
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
stand for the county in which they were then he (the Cardinal Manning, who ii the most industrious ' affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges.
priest) will gutrantee to return hint to Parliament. ecclesiastic in his diocese, is neither going is Hoine Bon. as pr veil I ths usands
"'lb. no I" he replied, " give me It:sr.:et ;no Ireland 'T ' •
for me." (Lae:niter I The pried only mad. one . nor retarnine to Etyland
.fer the
,pr.esent.
.The in- Also SIRS AI ARILLA OINTNIEN I'.
'th J all - .4
hitrna and scalds • each in boxes
',Ovulation, and that Wax —that he would go in for ' poet , tjlispontem. which etid detaine his Eminence in Parts tee
per i.
or
,sore., 4 4 ,03.
By .
45,
36,
and 6
the beet
lis,me Rule l Benewest laughter.) pa„aing on to the .isof so senotis a character that he has been :Tiered Is. ~,I. , ...I. .Q., am s.
i amps
absolute rest daring the winter, and a suj,nini in ti e st .
I 'irk of 'kat :session. the oral he member 1
th
pa., one south of France. Tue fact ie that e t 'Arline' leads Chief Dep6t,l3l, FLEET-STREET. LONDON.
sw.nt the G .vernment were enalded to
1
I •„,,,, me....,u lie pri„,,,u., Bin.ill which he believed had been well Thi
ce , , the Me ..) a rigid ascetic, sn.l has fool out that hard
ro
work and exceseive mortification of the flesh are not i.
B reived
in the counties, more espevially b altogether compatible.y the agricultural i
community. It relieved them ssf a rertain amount of --
heal taxes by taking away the c ots of the prieens , The inhabitants of Malta are already beginning tP
from the emin.y rates and placing them on the : trouble themselves with the imestion of " Who is to
imperial exchemier. tic thought they souls' all be the new Governor?" notwithstanding the appoint-
, agree with him sh it that was a very good measure. ment cannot take place until April. when Sir Charles
(Hear, hear.) Wish that :isigle exception he slid nut Van Stranbenzee retires af:er a service of nil years.
, think there Wax anther bill laced last year which Some c.entankenen loeings are endeavouring to get up
j materi illy affeenol anybody present. A great many an agitation for the appointment of a Civil ins'ead of
1 premiere were made oi mess re-the brought forwent a Military Governor of Malta, and the name of Mr.
' next year. There Ira, the Valuation Bill, which had Pope Hennessey is being freely canvassed as a fit and
te en already before the Ropy, but was withdrawn; proier personage for the post. The more sagacious
,he did not think it would :Meet this county verY much, portion sof the community, however, plainly see that
is,ause, he believed. the present valuation was the present troublous time in 'Furkey make it more
acknowledged to be fair • I'M it w-sill affect :some sof pares tttttt nt the.: ever th it the ruler sof affairs in an
the other counties consi:lerably. The next nietione utanst so tnuch af fr,t.,l an M:slte rants it fail to be by
promised was one for the better revil:stion IP, the all phra-es of the Eastern glean .n 4e eild be decidedly
highway.. ('ertaiely. since the greater portion of the a man ..f military positivn and rap rience. As a fact,
roads h-. 1.1 been " di.turnpike 1..--if he might use the however, I have it on the lyst of authority that Lord
1
wool—they had considerably detenoriated —Cheer, 'arstaryon has no intention of hum 'siring the agitators
hear) —awl he thought the Bill which Mr. :'clater• by the nomination either of Mr. l'ove lienuesey or
li sloth had promised to introduee next S'ession would, lof any civilian. His lordship has an eminent general
in all probability. to nom. extent. remedy this, and ' already in yiew,
compel those who used the roads—brewers, shop.
keepers. and others, and who did not 111, one single A dealer on the Stock Exchange has the following
iota towardv their mai.tainance. to put their hands ; 12 events written on the front page of his jobbing-
into their pockets. After referring to one or two 1 i ir boo. ;he says they are snore to come off within the
more
queetione whieh were likely to be hr uglit
: next eix menthe, an.' he is even sanguine about them
forward next year, the gallant motain tme-hed mem , doing so in the order newest : 1. IYeatli sof the Poise.
the Eastern Question. He Ivied,' reviewed the
'2. Civil war in France. 3. Retreat fA the Ilussinne '
circumstances that broneht about the war between
into Bosun mho. t Repudiation of Ecylsti,ol Debt.
ifttAsia snd Turkey, and sail th-at from the first we
Is. Bank rate five per rent. 6. Bank rate six per
doubted the simerity of the Ito-sians. He sleprecated
rent 7. buseian six per ce-t loan for £25,00.1.060.
the cruelty which had been 1..-actised on both si,ks ;
8. intramentane sli-turbanee isi Germany.
denounced the c.,n)uct s-1 the Servians in rebelling
German annie4 on the French or Austrian fronti-r ;
and fighting against thole generou, friends, the Turks,
perhaps both. 10. Two i.er cent rise on Bank rate
and gave it WI his opirt no that es soon as the init.'
to eight per cent. 11. General European war. 12.
weather broke no in the vicinity of the B olkans, the
- • • i ltubsian O,verilment pay their dividends in paper.
' tide of war would turn against the invesiers. ie ,
--
! concluded by remarking that as long ewe had such
Two politicians of opposite views were arguing the
ckver men ea we have at 1 the Ilea I of
nd wo Iler \ ,ajesty's
Guveniment, the iaterett of Englauld never be ' other day on the merits and demerit of established
overlooked.
the Tory, " in the policy of having a -state religion."
CHARGE OF COWARDICE AGAINST A "And I," rejoined his opponent, " firmly believe in
LIFEBOAT 1.711 KW. the loolicy ot having a rtligion, but ,inly in connection
On the Tith October. the sebumer Enmaing was lost in
• ' witii a future state."
Thurso Bay, and the crest of tire hand., drowned. India-
nation m•eings were !odd. and the seafaring inhabit tots ' It is something of a coinsidence that three of the
censured ter not launching the lifeboat and making etior-s most sporting re•4iments in the service—the 7th
to save the crew. A 11 PIM of Trade 'moire. lasting
sixteen daya 1.,
c. 1 Stu ..vi Arday. Admirai finthfor.l Hussars, the 7th Draieem Guar i's awl the ith
delivered polgruent, findinz that the crix.arain wt. to Fusiliers—should be serving together in Ireland just
Mame in s,,t loinching the !amt. N. reitecti.m can he now, and all much addicted, as fooldiers should be, to
m sae on the fishers:son and seafaring ',lmmunity of fot-hnntin._!—the mimicry of war. Tht Pk Fl sears
Thor,: sua hat the heat been lasinehet. the mobehilltY bea-ts sortie ..f the beet asnitteure in the n.eing and
is that the whole of the ereer w... 04 ha,. been saved.
i Chnthi Z world, alnainz them Nlemns. Hope Johnston,
M'Calmont, an I M.(4-14.4. The latter was submerged
in a hr-ask in Nleath tho other "lay, but extricatesl him.
self from his horse, and was none the worse.

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Me-son. RICHMOND and ('HANDTER, Agricultural
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lIMELET and PALMER'S Biscuit Factory
Recommend." Niembers Seven years.
Me,.rs. Wu. St:FA:AIm and to., sewing lanai"
Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley.—" No had
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."

To More rho wish to loin Mot Offias Cs Mentlßrs.
The year commence,' on the first of any month.
Cheques enosed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
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CAUTION.

N INKY'S BLACK LEAD IRISH AMIN LINDSAY and COMFY.,
“CLEARLINERR"- W. 0 NIXETS Refined rkmenrall- pl., BELFAST, will for-
Black Laad.--Uscd without waste or dust. I LIN EN& ward to any 8ai1... Station. (Virtues
Sold everywhere. I 'aid iiii Parode of £.5 and 11MM/de Ii
Alt for value.
W. (1 NIESTS BLAcK LE tD, and eee that you have it. DAMASK TABLE LIR EN4, DRAPERS, fill FETIVOR,
Pt Sib." Square London. PILLOW LINKS, MU Ft I YiS, ToWELIANOS, he , and
CAUTION.—There ere lini,tions. every description of LINCN FA BR( R for Bonseholil use.
Manufacturer'. f Plain Ilemstltchod and Embroidered
Poet free for Five SUITT, frola Cambric Ilankerchiefe
MR. 0 T. CoNORE YS, pgc kti , ,A, LONDON.
I T AND PATTERNS PO,T PREF.
"dONSTINPTIO N. , JAMES LINDSAY and On. Limn Merehant., Belton.
ITS 0V1.2 ,Ueef.a.SIOIL TREATMENT, THE Pl6.itTlf IiTE WUKICS—
(New 1) 'pith many f• CLOW of are.
(Established IS14).
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Receiving Mom
:-
London, 475 & 470, Oxfordat.i Edinburgh, 31, Cockhorreet.
Do., 27, Sloanooo , Malaria °lselin., he, Sauchiehall-st.
Lewin, 4 & 5, Trinity-street. Dundee, 33, Nethergate.
Liverpool, BS, Bold-street. Dnblin, 50 North Frederlck44
And Branches thmlighout OP, Kingdom, the addrewea of
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application to the Norio. Catalognav poet free.
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A Penne MP SWAY,
DUBLIN.
(Largest Brewery in Ireland but one).
Purchasing Agent' required In all towns In which there are
hone.

RECKITT'S
The marked statvriority nf
Oils Laundry Blue over all
other., and the .inick ap- PARIS
predation f its merits lay
the I'bli. has been at-
tentle. I by the usual result
—viz., a li. oal of imitations : the
merit o the latter mainly consists
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simply in imitating the tquare
shape, but making the general ap-
pearanceof the wrappersreeemble
that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's hi Et TI NO, Nets. far RABBITS, FISHINfI, Gases,
Paris Elite" on each packet. I P•ultry ant Gerden from Id per yard. Write for List*
and Samples, two stamps. Davitl Reid and Co., Hiltonwtreet,
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RON HURDLES, IRON HURDLES.—AII kind. of Dos
'NIPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Sold by I Hurdles, Continuo.. Fencing, Field and Entrance
Clpmdste in Bottles containing la doses, price Is, Id.. Manufactured he PAYLIS4, JONES, and BATLI-S, Victoria
nest size Bottles us., and in large atone Jars. Works, Wolverhampton, and P Crooked-lane, King William-
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Purities-7nd semi, London.
Catalogues free on applicatioo.
enriches the Blood.
fitr nether,. the Nerves and Muscular System. VAUX-BONNES, Natural Saline Sulphurous Water of the
Promotes Appetite, and improves Diecation. EA Beres-Pyrenees, I.me favourably koorrn ant eaten. ivelY
Animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties need in France it the treatment at asthma bronchitis,satarrh.
Thorough, recruits the eeneral bodily health and omeumption, isuilisy,and all affections of the throat and lunp,
any now be had of all chemists. Each bottle hears an
induces a proper healthy vondition of the Nervous and a
Physical Frees. English label with directions for use. A pamphlet and copy of
- Professor Attlielars analysis, sent post free, on application to
he sole wholesale agents,STESSING and Co., ll,Martidolene,
ondon.

BLUE

DEPPEWS QUININE A• O IR' IN TONIC. BMWS
containing $2 mcleured doses 41. 81.
Sold by Chemists everywhere.
In the preparation of this Tonic the greatest care it
ex,reised. It is a faithful compound of Quinine, the
active Principle of Yellow Cinchona, or Peruvian Bark
blended with a relined, trustworthy tweparatinn of iron.
produced in a form which the experience of many years
has proved the tart This tonic affords a rea 'y means
of raining the strength and other bet.cfita afforded by
Quinine and Iron, without any fear of ill consequences
as its composition is approved by the great majority of
medical more throughout the c 'wary.

Mitn.

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itil!,:

• ee;-n-ai

rntereNting

, RIFTING siLIeATZ PAINTS, Protect Iron from
1 Corrosion ; Wood from Desay. Do not blister, are non-
' poieonous, brilliant, durable, economical. For HOUSE,
SHIP, and GENERAL UM. Manufactured in all Colours
by the
SILICATE PAINE COMPAIVT LIVERPOOL.

DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Sold by
J. ch. mists and druggists in all isirts of the world.
Is strongly recommended as a desirable, safe, econo-
mical, and aduantagams mode of taking strengthening
medicine. The 4s. gil. Bottle contains 32 measured
vb.. which, if taken daily, last 16 days. The next size
Bottle is lii., sufficient tO last. 42 days. The Stone Jars,
nil nt 2211 each, contaio nearly six of the 4s. ed. Rottlai.
Ile sure Pepper'. Tonic is supplied.
-
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Quinine and
Iron is recommended by the Medical Profession in 01111311
where the least tendency to Consumption exists,
esisci IL for the blood spitting inn night_ sweats, chest
• ~iiith she; also as useful, in iiiSeViksl of a wasting
character, gra erally known 2,1 decline especially in
young people maim...ins their strength. Is in a
source of life to delicate females particularly at the
try big I erb ids of their various changes. Like-
wise for children of a am ifitlous or fruit le constitutir,
eon lastly ailing. never well yet not uttering any
decided form of disease Nothing is eater or better.
Qoi !! i!! e and !not is to he depended on /Or giVillg
atreinith and eneriry to all atm ar • weak and suffering,
often preventing long illness, always accelerating
roc very, it is a salutary. comPonmi which ahnuld be
found, in every hon.° : its use cannot bee to much
insisted on, for nothing yet has been discovered to in
any way rival ita effect.

DZPPEK'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Is preinred
sokly by J. PEPPER, l'haromeestical Chemist, 237,
Tottenham Courbroad , London, to whom all applications
for information respecting it are to be addressed

lIODIZEDSAKS APARII.LA.—See the mine of J. PEPPER is
on the label. Sarsaparilla, as uually taken require to
long to pr...luee results, as to we iry the pat' lit. Gun-
liimition with lodine accelerates Mid effects ill a surpris-
ing manner, and rendern lodies.l t,arsaparilla a powerful
alterative. Ito most certain succera I, as a Ilhod
Purifier and Cooling, Cleansing Mtdieine. All appear-
ances on the skin, 1(04 and black Pimplrs, Scale
Eruptions CI .ndular Swellie.gs, Abse,ses (particularly
if a acrofulims character), Suppunttirig Wounds, and
Malignant )•low-haling S,re,, are cured by it, if perse-
vered in fort .hort time in those instances, where
the system lies he,m pro4trated by the over-use of nor-
canals and other strong the lodine, with
Sarsaparilla is cert do to eliminate the cause of disease.
In the Spring and Fall of the year there are vety few
whose health would not be Mimi. ed by a short-course of
SAIViAI'ARILLA.—SoId in I spiraled Bottles
of 12 doses 2.. rd. ; Mitoses. 44. ; nest size Its , of
all Chemists.

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BHOUU) POW

GARDENS

friktXACUM AND PODONITIAAN. a Stimulant to the
iver.—A tom of this combination recommended to
anyone complaning .4 liver derangements, more parti-
cularly WITCO arising 11.011,1 elightcongmti . By gently
stimulating the liver and slightly moving the bowels,
the heavy dnisay feeling and headache, with, generally,
pains in the chest mid back. especially after eating, aro
diseipatel. Taramcum and blue ill, and certainly
quite equal in powa in removing the often distressing
inconvenience and pain attendant on I spepsia. In
America this remed, is very highly eateemed and
approved. In England Taranaeunt has been b.' years
past proved of value in throe CANA, but its combination
with Podophyllio, or May Apple Resin, considerably
enhancos its p•over.—Bottlos Ss. and 41. fl. each.
Sold by eheniivt, and druggists. Prepared in the
isboratory f J. Pepper, Pharmaceutical chemist,
London.

BUTTON'S HOUR GROWN SEEDS
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A TON'S THE COTTAGE COLLECTIONS4SECN3:
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SUITONISTIIE Vitt, A COLLECTIONS, SEEDS.
C. se 6,1 : o, IV 61.
SUTTON'S Larger Collection., SEEDS.
£1 1. g 2 S 5. £3 3..
S uTrors SulTurS SEEDS.
SUTTOICS FLoW ER szEDS.SF:EDs:
THE
gUTTOSICOTTAGE COLLECTIONS,SEEDS.
E, Is Sd ; 1, 2. 61.
3UTTON'STHE VILLA COLLECTIONS SEEDS:
G. k ; II„ 75 ad.
MONS
'S larger Collet-am',
lne eld and 215. SEEDS:
UTTON'S 20. VALUE CARRIAGE FREE. QEEDS.
lI Friend, and neighbour. cernblningi"
"L"ITOICS their orders will be supplied at a great QUM:
reduction. l'

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1011EPPY.Wit WHITE COUGH MIXTURE.—A great improve
I meet on Cough Medicine... It Isosceles a peculiarly
soothing effect upon the irritated niembranes, which are
theseat .1 curbing, detaching the i'hlegin d secinnu-
fates., without calleing any feeling if sickness. These
qualities wake it if service in Bronchitis and Asth-
matic affections, while for ordinary coughing it is
specific cure A .I.ao of the Whim Coven II nitrite
will ensure the sufferer fr en these complaints, a certain
night's rest. Au a ouch Remedy ii.thing has give .
such though satisfacom ; and although not of a
syrupy character. it it very agreeable in flavour,
diffiniing a general warmth over the surface of the chest.
Prices Is. lid.. and 2, each.

t EF.DIL

S UT TO N'S AND SONSI The Queen'. t READING.
A &CROSSES f
El MESA (Rolled sn.l Swotted) CA...TINOS.
1.71- BUILDER, IRONSIONtiVAT, F.stimates and deeiga
free. Chao. Williams and Co. 90, Cannon Street, London.
I\TOTFI4 ON CONSUMPTION and WASTING DISE %SRI
II twee-gully tr stet! with" HYDRATED OIL, with ewes
ahesrinit the Immediate increase in weight prodtred bylt Hy
0. °vamp MRSWIIT, M D., Phwdelan to the Nstional Free
Dispensary for Connurititmo owl 4 astlnsr Melees, (1 over St ,
W. Put.l.she I 1)% 161,141, and Bateman, London. Arril"l4ll
4971. "The further remits which I have obtained lee iedly
a'rengthen me in the belief Hist more Is to he exitedo I from
the two of • Hydrated 0P• in eon.tamptinn, than from any
remedy yet diseovere I. • Potoilar Edit.son, Post Poe. d oft.
k. itichanis and Co., Grant Rowell-street, London, W.

COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. and NV/RAI/11A,
DR. J. COI.I IS BR N OWEtS Clffi/ROPYSP, a few doses
quite effectual —Caution —The extraordinary medical
reports on the Alm, of Chlonahne render it of vital Ifes•
pot- sne • that the puldie should ,btain the genuine, which ia
protected by a 00,errumnit stamp. bearing the words " Dr.
J. (.7..11i, hrowne's lhh,nlo tie " See I heel •ti of Vice.
chaneepor Sir W. Ptge Woc.l, the Timr,. .1111 16th, 1864.
Numerous testimonials from eminent Phtniciatis accompany
each bottle.
Prom W. C WITAIII4.M. Esq., P R.C.S., Spalding.
I e,/nsider it intwitrible in Plitlititis am! Spasmodic Cough:
the benefit is very marked.
hr 11 Millman, of New CAllnway, Scotland.
rood ler it the most a dna hie in.. .Seine known
Sill in bottles. le. I 111., 2s. 9 1., k es Al by all Cherulatil.

lILPHOLINE LOTIOV.--An external remedy for Skin
SWUM be applied every night lief Ore going to
bed • when its lac f ,llowed by won, ortui
The most inveterate obstinate Eruptions especially
those on the face, arms, and neck, are subdued by Sul-
pholine, and a char healthy skin ensured. Ladies who
suffer from tender, Fattened, irritable Skins will derive
great comfort and benefit by using Selltl.l4/11 LOTION,
which in harmless and more effectual than the Numeral
Poisons sold as Skin Lotions.
It may also be applied to the skins of Children, when
required, with advantage Sulpholine has powerful
conserving action to the skin. It removes the effect of
constant perspiration, and maintains the cuticle in a free
healthy oondition.—lkdtles, s. Si. each. Sold by
chi mists. The word " Mulpholine" is a registered trade
mark, and must not be imitated.

K AYE'S I TIIE
G OOD OLD ENGLISH
WOICADELLI kEmEnY
FOR ALL DISEASES.
PILLS. ! Pure 1 lb. .n.en.la
1 Establih,4 rm.. 50 years.
14 111, 24 91, and 44 6(1 pr flx
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Important to Kerpera of VAlnable flow% and Cattle, Shorn.
rx.
6, 'pit r. MAt: IC Mix [Tim." An infallible remedy
, tor 11. r. 1,, Cat In KM, Ih.n and Poultry. It,, a:1
kjl .linfbrionst ion. Cone, congba end
col,lll. ntorkpori, I ve Itor In hot. leo 4.64,
21. contains PiX $ll.ll .111,.. Lou lon AgentA—Entton And Co ,
In Choi, h )ani,

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This Ileroctly never Isils to do what rciui,ml4,l .1. 1G

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AddresaJAMF3l CRAIG, Nata.trraarr, Ktaarry, N.R.

HuW TO INK %SP: ifl Wit INCUME 11:10 Prwrxic io
CN
a nterl mann, r. without HA. Metal tour whir...l and
Are will inform 11 how either ass may brooms rich honestly.
Mid Recur., hsponow o Capital required Sent frac
Address NO, aLrr Ir 'oar Off wk., Msoclitstar.

Tilt: PKKFIME oNi)r,4 07.11•1.11.111 ti'ATElt unr
foibq )n/rnmoOr) reniorell
nf PIIIIITY. tvon. 1,411 the mouth. Imiultterto
liancy of the eyed, ueften• the did,' trengthetot the %oleo.
- .11111,n11.1...,r ireet from dm <Ay fieldtt, Or, quads
Vietorittottreet, 100.1 n, KA%
enUriOn I:Pery MI! 411 thi4 tittle Fuel Cotuly'd Fluid
uhotll.l heur the fue-Intile nlimatore of 11. 1f01.1.}1
VONItY. -• liewttre of rkhooloud Imitatutne ..1 . t•Coedy's„"
by w sertINIO%I•II3ICMIOna for 11-e make of eztra profit.

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HINES at Whniunal,, Priv. S.. tlguo., v,z . COO-
Jurilw Tuk, 400 'Omer, lolls, el riampe. Mr.. Game., die,
200 illitttratiVao, 4 wallipy. M,lcl engines eel
Illustrations. 4 gawp, 231, High flolbous
Loud.,n.

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CARPET.
SEAN. 11,11APF.111', 114WR INC, kc.
PATTIMINII AND PARGY.4I, CA11414011 FPI.
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mercial Street.

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I,(ORLEV and ro 'a SAW Walnn• 1,y,1111(e)m Sri, I:, N.
.01, veneer, Warranted. Com r Wardr4e. Twit t Tabl.,
Drawer. 22 by le O.re Watlia and, Itedolde pednatel chain
arid tewcl rails. narked tree II“r 12 uumaa. TIIK COI: WT
AND BENT IN THE W(1/tI.D. Iteonoit pod free. MORLEY
mud Cu, t 6 Wilton Roil Pimlico, Lon,lon.

ITENETIAN BLINDS made and frli ted I War-binary, at
V pee font. Illugeeted len free It. Diem yid Ori.
Kilburn Blind Work Canterbury Hostel, London, N.W.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DA rs NOTICE,
for short or long periods from £lO to £l,OOO,
To Farmers, Dairymen, Private Householders, Clergy-
men, Tradesmen, and others, on their own Security,
without Loan-office routine, and in strict confidence,
and without publicity, if required, by

MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Officea, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL.

No Srnrrr TR REQCIRED. Genuine Applications
immediately attended to, and the advances can be
re-paid Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly.
Distance no objectiion. Apply personally, or pros-
pectus forwarded free of charge.
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MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!

IMPoRTANT TO BORR.•WEIS.

MONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice from
L'lo to £l,OOO to Clergymen. Farmers, House-keepers
Tradesmen, bxiging.house-keepers, Cab and Cori
Owners, on their own Security, and in strict confidence
by Ma. M. MORRIS, at his Private Office*, 4, Port-
land-terrace, SOUTHAMPTON. The advance can be
repaid as may be agreed upon weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. Application by letter please state amount
!puma Genuine transactions immediately attended

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U and a- -It preventing and curing Imre, egoall-
FM and eruptive 00113,11/ota It Inelantly relieves the mote
intense headache and thirst, and If given with lime-juice
wrap II fl speak in gout ane rheumatism.
kr.
OZAP JEWILL LILT --elhopkeepe will find beet
assortment and lowest Wass IsIIILIIIIOTONB 12,
gonnalttelt, London. Oodut,Wstches, Cutlery, Omar,
Isedee,Peoe,Plpss,Poola Malmo trim 111Mbn&odir
01011 only.

WITII thin sum& epierativ. one nap
ell.) the luxury t s Vapour Usti
PORTABLE 1, the sinpot Inerrdible expen..4 AL Ni
Wally should be without
VAPOUR BAWL tigAt free.
NAAR, 253, Oxford Street, W.

'TI IN Bent ill ENGLAND at to
C 9 Strings 3rl , 4,1 , 6.1 , Od. and Sol.
J. W. ("EATEN, Imp”rter. 89, elm tml-ft Neireastio-on-Trns,

(if I I/ t I IL L 'otlebratud I/ItASS and rkON
TY • BEDSTEADS, PEKAIIIICLATORIL
NACU IS Es,
Iliustrateil Price Lista MIL Laois.

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VIVENITURE, CARPETS, &c., Brunole, 2e. 40, . !a
rh. It and beet Se. ltd., none higher or bother. TaPoltrY
de., le 100. 2.30,000 of Pundture, liedet,ada and In.dding
at very reduced prices. All flo..de warranted, nockwl and
deli, end fere 0, any It•llway Ntatyoo.—WN W.IINE, %MA..
axle Esnent and (leneral Purnlehinz Waren.nnlemms, I'4l to
139, Newington Butt., London. New llltunnated Nice tAmt
Oran,.

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AIIPLAJUOWS PfikllTlC BALMS
efficacious

IS DIFFERENT CY/LOURED FLORAL DESIGNS,
with Title and Index Nam.
Royal et° Ate hound in Russia or Morocco.
MIRTH EDITION, REDUCED PRICER, PROM She
Of the Principal Stationers and Booksellers.
N.B. Each Book is Stamped Copyright vrith the Publiebere
Intials, T. J. is. 5.1. n Co.
UT AND T. JONES AND Co., London, Oil Merchants.
v• Petroleum Importers and Drivellers.
' " W.S.J." MACHINERY OIL
"White Star," SOUTHWARK SPERM CANDLES."
Sold by all Dnerrists, Grocers, Ironmongers. and Oilmen.

• KIINCING and SAUSAGE MACHINES
WE Co. TI Ma Widow, to tweet dtge•tlona
Knife Cleaners, Mills for Coffee. Pepw
Patentate, Cocoa, tte. 11, New Wheat Mills, C.dlss
373, OXPoRDIST flowers, Vegetable Sham and oases
London. labour saving invention..
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Mourning Uouill. IMinds, Combo Brunhew, &co MAIIIII6I
lIAURIS, Bend aslut, 154 & 156, ...ditch London.

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01.711 Z FUR ALL
fl OINTMENT,
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, DIEHTIDIE
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, dia.
For curing yore throat, diphtheria, bronchitis, asthma
tightnesa the chest, end pain in the elds—wh'cb inetan
treatment alone pteventa degenerating Into more serious
maladley, this Ointment hu the ism powers over cheet com-
plaints di I blister podases, without vaulting pain or debility.
Old adhmatic Invalids will derive marvelous ease from
ass of this Ointment, which has brought round many
sufferers and raestablished health after every other means
signally tailed.
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD SORES. AND ULCERS
By rubbing the Ointment round the affeedd parts, it
trade to the limues beneath, and *fertilise. wonderful power
on all the blood flowing to, and returning from, the diddled
The Inflammation diminishes, the pain becomes leas
r:fotlersbie, the matter thicker, and • cure la soon effected.
In all long-4anding calm, Hollownes Pill. should akac se
taken, se they will thoroughly in all depraved knead Am
TOM the hod,.
oorT, RHEUMATISM, STIFT JOINT,.
Gout and RheumatMde arise from infammstios In the Wee
affected. To effect • permanent our., sdoptd wolfs( died
drink plenty of water, take six of Holloway's Pills night se/
morning. and rub this Ointment am, eftetually twice a day
into the suffering parte; when WWI almnltassously, they drive
all Inflammation and depreolon front the eysteto, suhd • sad
remote all enlargement of the Joints, sad Imre the sinews and
muesess lax and uncontracted.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.
thie clam of comp/data, no matter the sere, the en, OI
lb. piece, or under what name the diedos may be classtSed.
it will 14 cured If this Ointment be well rubbed Into Om
seem., and Holloway's Pills take, ni ht and morning to parity
the blood. There to nothing del In the oompo.dios it
Holloway's Ointment, lot, on lb* ocenteery, its Ingredidate
NOS pu• the met •oothing, purifying, sad infingtbsidog
qualities.
The Ointinslot and Pills are sold at Professor HOLLOW AT%
liatablishment, 583, Oaf. ed-etreet, London ; Lk.o by nearly
every respectable Veodor of Medicine throughout de Civilised
World, in Pod sad Sows, at Is. led, IL 9d., Y. Id., Ila., Ile.
sai WM. iamb. TM masa pi a Olaiaisat sestalas
am...: sod law =Wig lox it PI& for doom
Fall media diesiMoss an alba be IPot mod=
I oft In bed le ray INTLerlablisida.l. arab*
sr Clonal

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THIS DAY'S XL.RICETS.
MILRIC LANE-THIS DAY.

The supply of English wheat continue very small
and the condition without improvement, but arrivals
of foreign are still on a large scale. This morning the
trade WU extremely slow, prices being the same as on
Monday last for both ElitliA and foreign. All kinds
of spring corn were in limited request, and unchanged
In value.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—Tan DAY.

At the annual Christmas market there were nearly
8,000 beasts offered, inclnding 2,300 Scotch, 1,000
Leciester, 800 Devon, 900 Norfolk, 1,400 Irish. The
general quality Wad good; but the market warn dull.
Top price 64. exceptional. About 12,000 sheep,
including a lair supply of good stock. Trade quiet at
four sixpence to. 7s. Calves and pigs sold at about
late rates. At Deptford 300 beasts, 500 sheep. It in
expected that the trade will close heavily. as the
opening prices are not easily obtainable, and buyers
are not bidding stall freely.

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