The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-06 00:00:00

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY.
US. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
next SALE will be held on MOND/a, OCT.
9th (being Dorchester Fair Sale), for which early
Entries are solicited.
Early Entries are solicited.
Sale to commence at Two o'clock.
NB.—ln case of any Breach of Warranty the Horse
must be returned, or notice thereof given to the
crweena, in Dorchester, by Eight o'clock on
Wednesday evening, October 'th otherwise the Pur-
chaser must keep the Lot with all faults.
Commission-6 per cent on Horses sold.
Accommodation for Horses sent the day before the
Sale.
Dorchester, September 22nd, 1874.

BUTTER WICK FARM, FOLKE, DORSET.
TO BE BOLD BYAUCTION BY
MR. HENRY RICHARDS, at the New
Iss, in Com Assam, on THURSDAY, the 15th
day of °crowns, 1874, at Four o'clock in the afternoon
(subject to such Conditions as shall be than and there
produced, unlearn in the meantime an acceptable offer
Phan be made for the same by private contract),—AU
that very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE called
" Butterwick," coneieting of about 66 mares of hi
productive meadow, pasture and orchard land,tia
imbetantial farm house, stable and cow stalls thereon,
situate in the pariah of Folks, Dorset, sow and for
many years past in the occupation of My, Joszyji
Wartime as yearly tenant.
The above Estate, which is redeemed of land tax, is
situate in the Vale of Blackmoir, within easy reach of
first-class Market Towns, and in the midst of • well
known Sporting Country.
The Premises may be viewed on application to the
Tenant, and offers to purchase may be made to Mr.
Ricuaene, the Auctioneer, Chilbrid, near Won-
borne; or to Mr. Sumer*, Solicitor, Dorchester.
Dated Dorchester, 16th September, 1874.
MELPLASH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Pirainzfrr roz 1874:
JOHN MOYER, Req., M,P.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society
1 will be held at BRAMISSTRI., on THURSDAY, 15th
Ocrosea, 1874.
Entries closed on 19th September last.
The Hedging will take place on the day of the Show,
instead of on the Bth inst., as advertised.
Dinner will be pi...tided by Mr. Grooms Soule; at
the White Hart Hotel, Beaminsiter, at Three p.m., the
Protident in the chair.
N. NI.
Hon. Sec.
Brawn, October, 1874.
WHITCIIUItCH CANONICORUM
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MHZ SIXTH ANNUAL PLOUGHING
.1 MATCH in connection with the above Society
will take place on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1874, in a
field in the occupation of Mr. Robert Snell on Beer-
land Farm for the men, and in • field in the occupation
of Messrs. J. and W. Brown, on Wormstall Farm,
for the boys.
A Dinner will be provided at the Five Belle Inn,
at Three p.m., Captain NORRIS in the chair.
EDMUND RENDALL,
Hon. Sec.
Whitchurch Canonicorton, Ord Sept., 1874.
I'ROPOSED ALTERATION OF WAREHAM
FAIR DAYS.
IN compliance with a numerously-signed
1. Requisition to the Corporation, from Farmers,
Corn Dealers, and others, complainbag of the great
inconvenience arising from the usual Fair Days act
falling upon Market Days, I hereby convene a
1'V111.14. MEETING of the Inhabitants, to be held
at the Twa HALL, on Wzneininar next, OCTOSKR 7,
1874, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to take the
:111,1% matter into oinsideration, and if deemed
expedient, to pass resolutions thereon.
(Signed) T. RANDALL,
Mayor.
Wareham, October 3, 1874.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND LIFE.
Capital £2,000,000.
Funds Invested £2,808,267.
LARGE LIFE BONUSES.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY.
AGINTS AT I)ORCHINTICR :
E. .1. Hommel) 21, Trinity Street.
\V. CHICK It II . .
Of whom all information may be obtained.

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
riIHE ANNUAL MEETING in connection
1 with the above SCHOOL will be held at the
Town HAI.L, Donau:nu, on TuILSDAT EVC4I:4O,
°create 6th, 1874, at Eight o'clock in the evening,
when the WORKS done in the School during the past
year will be exhibited, and the PRIZES distributed
by the President, JOHN Aorta, Esq., M.P. AU who
are interested in the School are invited to attend.
September 28th, 1874.

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Coughs.
DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Colds.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Bronchitis.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Relieves Asthma

DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortage, of Breath.
DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.

DURDEN'B BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Remedy for Hoirsenses.

DCRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promoter Expectoration.

DURDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles 1441., 2s. 9d., and Is. M.
UT—AN—TED, immediately, a Gls_
V SERVANT, who is a good Mehl Cook; se!
about 2.1. A Housemaid kept. —Address " R. 8.,
Express office, Dorchester.

AVANTED, by a Gentleman and Lady in
the country (two in family), a gc"l
GENERAL SERVANT, who understands
cooking. Groom cleans knives, bouts, tec.
sesistence given when required t;ood wages to •
competent person.—Addreen W., office of this paPsr,
Lerchester.

AU ANTED, by a person 25, •
V V SITUATION as PLAIN COOK.ltlperienced
and character. —Addreas " K L.," Port Office,
W h are MIL

65, HIGH WEST STREET, DORCHESTER.
NEW AUTUMN -
DRAPERY.
T. AND H. BASCOMBI
800 to announce that the various DEPARTMENTS
in their ESTABLISHMRNT are now replete with
NEWEST GOODS.
SUITABLE ROB The
AUTUMN AND WINTER TRADE.
And respectfully solicit an INSPECTION.
us THR
DRESS DEPARTMENT.
Will be found the
NEW MATERIALS FOR THE SEASON.
CHEVIOT and HOME SPUN TWEEDS, NOR-
WEGIAN, MONTROSE, COTSWOLD, SNOW-
DON, and BALMORAL TWEED and HOME
SPITES, PLAIN SERGE:4,
_REPS, WOOL,
POPLINS, and FRENCH MERINOS&
in MR
RILE DEPARTMENT
Will be SHOWN a Large STOCK at LOWER
PRICES than for the lag Ten Years.
THE
MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT
coaTaiwi
COLOURED COTTON MIRTINGS,
CALICOES,
MEETINGS,
FLANNELS
BATH COATING
BOLTON SHEETS,
PRINTS
DRABBirITS,
CORDS AND FUSTIAN%
BLANKETS, itc.,
At unusually Low Prices for Charities, which they
supply close on Cost.
us THE
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Will be found A Large ASSORTMENT of New
COATINGS VESTINGS, and TROWSERINGS,
SCARFS TIES, COLLARS SHIRTS, GLOVES.
Also SILK and FELT HAIN.
N.B.—Tailoring is all its Branches.
DUTCH, KIDDER, FEL-
T, TAPESTRY, and
BRUSSELS CARPETS HEARTH RUGS, DOOR
MATS, COCOA MATTING in grant variety.
ma
SNOW ROOMS
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MILLINERY, JACKETS, POLONAISES,
COSTUMES, tee., itc., will be OPENED
Os WRDNISDAT NUT, THE 7TH Or OCTOBN.R.
WHEAT
._k_ittillaarrE. SOWING
VIENNA EXHIBITION, ANERKENNIING'S
DIPLOMA.
Patronised by the largest Wheat Growers in the
United Kingdom. Best and Cheapest Dread:sz
Seal Wheat. A Ninepenny Packet Dresses ht
Bushels of Seed, being by far the Cheapest D •
in use.
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT
PROTECTOR,
vol
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
And the deatructive attacks of the Slug, Grub, and
Wireworm. Haa been used for more than Twenty-
eight years by Thousands of the First Agriculturists
in the Kingdom. It matenially assists the Germination
of the Seal, and produieti Wheat perfectly free from
Smut, and f greater value than that grown from Seed
dressed with other preparation.. Eight Bushels of
Wheat can be dressed for Ninepeoce, and tit for drill
in ten minutes afterwards. No Lime or any other
application required.
Bridport, Dorset, September 17, 1871
Sir,—lt gives me much eatlidaction to he able to inform you
that your Wont Paorecron which has been used by many of
the leading aviculturists of this neighbourhood, I believe for
upward, of Twenty rears, still fully maintains Its reputatloa.
I am, Sir, yours truly,
J. A. °ALUM.
Mr. 0. B. Clarke.
Cpwell, user Wisboach, Cambs.,
September 20th, 1872.
Dear Sir, —Having void your WIIILLT PIOTICTIA for 25 Years,
and ending the wile gill Increasing (lost year haring sold
milkiest for ore, 3,100 litssAelo of Seed) I have made enquiry
of a few Gentlemen who have used it here, and are perfectly
satisfied with it, via :-11r. Hodson, Mr. H. Beayears It J.
James, *r. S. West, Mr. W. May, Mr. J. Dales, Mr. W. Booth.
I could send you scores of Testimonials from this neighbour-
hood, but think the above quite sufficient to prove ita value.
I am, dear Sir, yours truly,
ROSZRT Cnaritax.
It,. (1. B. Clarke.
G. B. CLatuts will at all times feel great pleasure in
receiving the Testimony of any Gentleman who has
used 1). Clarke's Wheat Protector. Should there be
any difficulty in obtaining the Protector in your Neigh-
bourhoexl, the Proprietor will send One Dozen Packets
Carriage Paid to the nearest Railway . Station on
receipt aPost Office Order for Etna Shillings. Pre-
by G. B. CLARKE, M.P.S., Chemist (Son and
hucceesor to D. Clarke), in Packets Ninepenoe each,
containing sufficient to Drew Eight %shah of Seed.
C. B. CLARKE'S SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSI-
TION cures the Scab in Sheep, stops the Fly, destroys
all Ticks, Lice, itc., and materially improves the
growth and quality. of the Wool Sold in Packets
Is. 4d each, centabung sufficient to dip 20 Sheep. One
Dozen Packets forwarded Carriage Paid, OD receipt of
P. 0.0. fonts.
SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—MR. H.
DURDEN, CHEMIST, CORNHILL.
Sold wholesale by Marra Barclay
_and Son,
Farringdon-street, London. sold also by W. Collins,
Bridport ; L L Woodward, Bridgwater ; G. H.
Gregory, Taunton; E. Hill, Wellington', Manning
and Son, Yeovil ; Rol,•era, Honiton; D. Wood, Bath;
and may be had of Agents in every Town in the
Kingdom.

WHEAT SOWING.
unnea THE BPLCIAL PATIONAGI OF
HER TER
Lunn .:11,:gaildairies QUM.
H.R.H. rug LAIR PRINCL CONSORS, R.B.H. THE MN=
Or RAI"
And Patronised by the principal Noblemen, Land-
owners, and 4riculturista in the Kingdom.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
A:su TEI
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIRE WORM.
It will also promote the Germination and Growth of
the Seed Wheat, and increase the produce of the crop
equal to a change of Seed.
A Nin penny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wheat, which can be dressed and fit to DOW in a
quarter. of WI hour. In using it no Lime or Brine is
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little trouble, and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of lowing than hr any other plan. Teat!-
from the largest %%eat Growen in the King-
_ry testimony to its great power and efficacy,
meDf.fmnt. o.io of Agents, who are appointed f" every
11.1. FTLE WILF.CTIONB FOR UtlE ARE GIVEN WITII
EACH PACKET.
MANUFACTORY, WOBURN, BEDS.
WROLMALE AGERT%:-Meeern. LARCToN, ricorr, and
El'ims. :US, Upper Thammetreet, London.
Cst•riox. -To pant against fraudulent imitation,
and consequent disa ,intment, that the Signature
of " Hx.vav bows on the label.
Answrs Dna lksactwirrea -K P. WATTS (late
Davi°. "aemist ; and A. J. EVANS.
Sold by A. Mason, Weymouth,. Beach and Barnicott
and IL CoiTork, Bridport; R. Fanners, Chemist,
Taunton Cooper, • Exeter ; G.
Stocker, bastninster. ;W. (I. unter, Salisbury; or
ropy he had direct from the Manufactory, in which
case the account will be given to the nearest Agent.
FOR SALE, a handsome DOG, " LION,"
11 mouths, ellf. we. 4. 1201bs. ; 4Th..' heavier than
hi, father, IMO a twin at Ipswich Dog
Show, and 2k years old, by orLifm., from „ Ride.
"Hilda " is bY King."-Apply to Mr.
Joincrs HazitAx..mrngat•-street. Dorchester.
_
MONEY
,—W,ANTRD TO LEND, by a
=irate Gentleman, to Farmers, Tradesmen
and otters, amyl of k 5 oP, ST,3O, at 5 per era.
interest, for not longer than five yam,
on
note
of
band, furniture, stock. „rePaYable by easy metal
menu or rod of term. -Aptly or address Hurt W.
BRIM 19, London•hridge lteilway Station. London.

SARAH ALLAN HOOPER, DECEASED.
111111 URSUANT to the Act of Parliament of the
22nd and lard Victoria, chapter 35, intituled
"An Act to further Amend the Law of Property and
to Relieve Trustees," Norio: IC HERMIT GIVEN,—
That all Creditors and Persons having any DEBTS
or CLAIMS against the Estate of SARAH ALLAN
HOOPER, late of High Eastetreet, of Dorchester, in
the County of Dorset, Widow, dewased, who died on
the 21st day of July, 1873, and whose will was proved
In the District Registry at Blandfonl, attached to her
Majesty's Court. -of Probate, on the 9th day of
Septembw, 1573, by GE01143: JAMES ANDRIEWS, the
surviving Executor named in the said Will, are hereby
required to send the particulars of their Debts or
Claims to us, the undersigned Solicitors to the said
surviving Executor, on or before the 26th day of
Ocroaza next, after which time the said surviving
Executor will proceed to distribute the Assets of the
said deceased among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the Debts or Claims of which
the said surviving Executor shall then have had notice,
and he will not be liable for the Assets, or any part
thereof, to any person of whose Debt or Claim he
shall not then have had notice.
Dated this 14th dzit September, 1874.
SnVS Ann POPE,
Doreheiter, Dorset, Solicitors to the
said surviving Executor.

JOHN HOOPER, DECEAStD.
PIIRSUANT to the Act of Parliament of the
22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled
"An Act to further Amend the Law of Property and
to Relieve Trustees," Nonce is Hamar Gives,—
That all Creditors and Persons haring any DEBTS'
or CLAIMS against the Estate of JOHN HOOFER,
late of High East-street, Dorchester, in the County of
Dorset, Gentleman, deceased, who died on the 12th
day of April, 1873, and whose Will was proved in the
District Registry at Blandford, attached to her
Maiesty's Court of Probate, on the Ilth day of June,
1873, by Geomax J AMIN ANDREWS, one of the
Executors named in the said Will, are hereby required
to send the particulars of their Debts or Claims to us,
the undersigned Solicitors to the said Executor, on or
before the 26th day of Oc-roses next, after which
time the said Executor will proceed to distribute the
Amets of the said deceased among the parties entitled
I thereto, having mord only to the Debts or Claims of
I which the said Executor shall then have had notice,
and be will not be liable for the Asset., or any part
thereof, to any person of whose Debt or Claim he
shall not then have had notice.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1874.
ANDREWS AND POPE,
Dorchester, Dorset, Solicitors to the
said Executor.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, 110 USE
AGUINT, APPRAISER, aid UNDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS.
From 3d. per Piece.
NEW WINTER GOODS for CURTAINS.
DAMASKS, REPS, VELVETS, SILKS,
CRETONES, &c.
Also the New Striped
TIMBUCTOO
In all Colours.
Acme MK
PAVY'S JAPANESE CURTAINS.
CARPETS I CARPETS I I
WILTON, KIDDERS,
BRUSSELS, FELT,
TAPKSTRYS, DUTCH,
And
CHOICE STAIRS.
J. F. H., baring a large Stock of the above, is
offering them at Lowest Possible Prime.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, MATTING
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM. CORK CARPET, Itc.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County
I,ftSANsIoN AND CUTTAbIi.
BED-ROOM SUITS from 43.
GOODS SUPPLIED at emy CATALOGUE PRICES.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every sort, sixe, and quality, and
fitted with Bedding and k'urniture complete.
DOWN QUILTS,
The Greatest Luxury of the Age.
SOME New GOODS VERV CRLAr.
Great Quanta! of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
GOODS REMOVED AND WAREHOUSED.
FURNITURS LINT ON 1118 N.
Funerals Turnished and Conducted.

Agent for the London and Lancaahire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.

MR. WM. SHARESPEAR ALLARDYOE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
I SALISBURY HOUSE, FORDINGTON ; ILEA
Orricss 21, SOUTH-STREIT. DORCHISCLE.

COALS I COALS
TIT DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• Nsw ho, South-street, and Bourn-Warman
RAILWAY Sums, DORCHESTER, begs to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
Inform them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
W.D. is now supplying
FOREST OF DEAN (or Both), and SILKSTONK
COALS, and confidently recommends
them sr
SUPERIOR TO THE aEsT WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
Ramon amso
sgvEFAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial rapt:Wang solici‘ed.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.

ROBERT HILL,
OMBI'S TO F. LOCI,)
COAL RCHANT, DORCI
?Z iESTER.
STORM AT TIM ORNAT WISTISS AND souni-wearsame
RAILWAY STATIONS.
All Orders received at tti, Sonth-stred, or at at Office.,
O. W. It Station, will have prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock:—
BEST WALLSEND.
„ CLAY CROSS.
„ RADfiTTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ STONE COALS.
RUBBL :ULM.
BEST BD L LO, or
FOREST OF DEAN.
Coals delivered in the owentryon reasonaLk terms, and in
Dorchester awl Fordington free.
ST TRUCK LOADS AT SIDOCID Mews
AGENT FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY.

CROSSE S.; BLACKWELL'S
PURE MALT VINEGAR,
Of uniform strength and flavour, which was
awarded a special
MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
at the
VIENNA EXHIBITION,
May be obtained in pint and quart bottles of Imperial
measure from all Grocers and Italian Warehousemen,
and wholesale at
11, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON.

QPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERvAN"rs.
FREE PASSAGES
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servant&
No undertaking for repayment of cost of peerage
required.
Ambits,' Passages granted to Mechanics and other
eligible persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Surgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each ship.
Each family luis a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony parengers are received
into the Government Home.
.£2O Land Order Warrants per Adadt Maned to perms
poyie9 their owe full po.soof
Appointed Agent for Dorchester, Mr. K Lulu,
County House; Bridport, Mn. HA/ruanPanics ;
Shaftesbury, Mr. JOHN Bwrrrr ; Blandford, Mr.
HENRY MAYOR.
Queensland Government Oece,
32, Charing Crow London.
Mk EMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA.
-PERSONS desiring__ EMPLOYMENT IN
the UNITED STATES or CANADA can learn
on Personal App mUon, the rata, of wages (which in California
ars very high). Passage Fenn, and other °Motel particulars.
Pamphlets, circular., Ac., tree by pat on receipt of two
Nampa.
" AMERICA AS IT IS.
A volume of official information upon every piano( the United
Mates, Wages, dm, Price Sixpe,ce. peat free—Apply to RIM it
King, United State. and Canadian Emigration and Banking
Agency, 25, Finebury Circus, London.
. -
- NVHITE STAR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL
M!*.- - Errsmicas.—LivEßPooL to NEW
- • YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY ; fomenting Pamengen to all parts
of the United State. and Canada.
The evil-known jay. Mall Steamers of this lineman as undert—
A DRI ATIC TRoßaocr, sth October.
CELTIc ....... niumwar, 15411 October.
OCEANIC VRADaY, 42n4 October.
REPU BLIC . T111:113DAY, llRth October.
BALTIC TIMUIDAT, 6th Nov.
Earn &OW tons burden and 3,000 bone power. Average
Pummel depi In Summer, 91 dam in Winter.
Them DCW and splendid Vessels reduce the Fume to the
shorted noMble time, and afford to Passengers the highest
deer-se of comfort hiverto attainable at sea.
The Steerage ansommodation is (tithe very highest character,
the rooms an., unusually meadow, well lighted, ventilated, and
warmed, and pamengsrs of this class will find their comfort
can fully studied.
Unlimited suoply of Cooked Provision,
Medical comfort• free .1 ahem,
Stein/deems in Steerage to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
or Quebec a. low PA by any other Line.
Passenger,. bookot through to al: parte of States, Canada,
India, he., at special rate*.
Draft* leucti on New York for sums not elm ding tiO free.
For full particular. apply to any of the White Sim Agent.;
to Janes .P...orr and no. Queen,town : or to (SHAY, IRBIL
aND CO., 34, Lesdenball.sireet. E.C.

MiIiNATIONAII.JanLIK.INE TO NEW
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Ncmin —Thin Company takew the Risk of Ineureoce (up to
£100.000). n each of Its Namels, thou giving Panongers the
best pomlble guanuites for eafety and avoidance of danger at
sea.
The most southerly route bus always been adopted by this
Company to avoid Ice and Headlands
FROM LIVERPOOL TO Nliee YORK as follows:
ENGLANDi WEDNISDAY, 7th October.
SPAIN WrreVRIDAV, 14th October.
ERIN WEDNKSIsaIf, 21st October.
To BOSTON and NEW YORK.
FRANCE Bth October.
From LOSnoN to Now 'York fortnightly.
HELVETIA ... . loth October.
saloon Pm me, 19, It .and 15 0 toes.: Return Tickets, 24
Chainera. The comfort of Evagasoa Paesageau swectally con-
sidered, the accommodation being unsurpassed (mama, light.
and ventilation. Steerage FY. £6 6c, Including an abundance
of Prewh Provisions. Passeogesu forwarded from New York to
Quebec, Roston. Philadell his, and Baltimore, without extra
charge. Cheap Through Bookings to all the principal Towns
In Canada and the United Staten
For Postage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (I,mited 21, Watematreet, Liverpool; arms,
!mimes. and Co., Agents, 33, Gratechurch-e•reet, London; or
RORIUM If. Ben, Auction Mart, Bridport ; Gnomes F.
Mcaroms. Smithmeeet. Cert./eke/roe; lawns Watt, Marta*
Somerset ;ortoA. B. Twat. Went quay-road, Poolm
Pamengen are advised to Secure their Peewee from the
Local Agents before leering borne.
ALLAN ROYAL MAIL LINE
SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE TO CANADA AND
THE UNITED STATES.
The Steamers of this Line leave Liverpool every
' TUESDAY and THORSIDAT.
RAM Of MOM Pm/Mg—TO
QUEBEC.. . . ....... .... . ....LlO 15s. or £IO
MONTREAL. fli. lid. or 12s. ed.
PORTLAND, lI&LIFAX. NORFOLK,
BALTIMORE. out PHILADELPHIA £IS lb.. or £lB 18e.
INTERMEDIATE... .. . L 9 9.
st STEERAGE at Loweates.
Rimini Twain, on favourable terms, available for Twelve
Months.
Including a plentiful supply of Cooked Provision', served up
by the Crown/any% Stewarda
Swinge Stewardesses are carried by this Line to attend to
the wants of ramale Passenger. end Children.
An exparlemced Surgeon le Mtached to each Steiner.
Pesienurers booked thn ugh to ell Towne In Canada and the
United States.
This Line is under arrangement with the Government of
Owed& for the estriveyenea of AIIaISTED PASSING ISt
Pamphlet. on Canada mooned (nub by our Agent&
Pa/mangers who secore their Tickets before leaving boomers
mat at the Railway Station in Liverpool by on eppoloted
Ageot of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on tetard the Steamer.
Foe further particulars apply to Ata.mt BROTIIMUI and Cc.,
Alexandra Building., Jairses-etreet, Liverpool; or to E.
Beconnito, 43, High Easbetroct, D./eche/star • J. annzelol,
39, gout-street. Weymouth ; 31 M. •111:Ballsburpetnet,
Blaadford.

"FOR THE BLOOD 18 THE LIFE."
See Deut. ch. xii., v. 73.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade liark Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORE&
vOR cleansing and clearinf the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Curer Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Curia Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Curet Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Solna
Cores Cancerous Ulcers
Cures Blood and Skin %MOM
Curse Glandular Swellings.
Clears the Blood from all impure matter,
From whatever cause arising.
As WA mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thosswols of Ttstiononials from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. 11. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, lie. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of hoigetanding
itY ALL CHEMIsm AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom :old the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 27 or 132 stamps.
F. J. CLARKE, Clo mist, 'fifth-street, Liacan.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchacr—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
burden.
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.

BUY RECKITP'S PARIS BLUE, IN
SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of Si BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Became of its CHEAPNESS!
April 12th. 1273.
Sirs--I have been i.triustras to Uis itopd Waimea. the
Parscit or WALIA for zuterat >ears, and I consider Wecuree
Poets DIA iS the bad I CVO!' wed, at,d Ii Undoubtedly
Itreetly bupezior to the old.Whioned Thumb or Dark Blue.—
Yours. he
To Years. Reekitt at.d Sons. ELIZA ELDER.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE OUNCE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PALsoNe, Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT;
HUNT and Cox, and F. N. Whim,Wholesale and
Family Grocer.; and by all respectable Grocers,
men, and Druggirt&

KATI'S WORSDIELLS PILLS.
riIHE STOMACH is the great supplier of all
-IL the wants of our eTitem. -Its object lain repair
the wear and tear of life. If disordered, its function
ceases, which is followed by Indigestion, Headache,
Lowness of Spirits, Melancholy, and in some cases
Insanity. KATE'S WOBSDILLL'IS PILLS WO the best
possible Medicine for all the disorders of this
They cleanse it, whilst by their tonic power they give
it new vigour.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Medicine*, at is. 41, Is, 61, and 4s. 6d. Wholaaala
Depat, 2, Bread-street, London.

BREECH-LOADERS,
/..15 fis. to EEO.
JOSEPH H. GREENER AND CO.,
GITNMAKERB,
30, RUSSELL STREET, BIRMINGHAM,
ILLYUF.ILLTIALMUI OY WIRY DOICILIPTION OF FIRLAYYPI.
MIoIE above Guna are made on either the
Central-fire or Pin system, with Snap or Double
Grip Actions, Damascus Barrels.
The Five Guinea Gun is the cheeped Breech-loader ever
offered, and warranted to be of good, sound workman-
ship, without ornament, and quite equal to Guns
charged three times the price; fitted in leather case,
with 100 cartridges, cartridge loading, recapping, and
all necessary cleaning apparatus, £8 1. The £9O
Gun cannot be exceikx.i by any maker at any price.
Double and Singe Rifles for India ; Express, Cape,
Shell, Sealing Rook, and Saloon Rifles; Harpoon
Guns, Punt duns, Alarm Guns, Air Guns; Six-shot
Breech-loading Revolvers, Us
Gentlemen dealing with GREENER and Co. have
the advantage of being served at only one profit, being
supplied direct
TESTIMONIALS PION ALL PARTS 01 TIN
WORLD.
TXRMB—CASH.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
Movement.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES contains number of new Improve-
ment'.
/TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES are unequalled for Dressmaking
and Family use.
MIitYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES have a new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
rrAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
I.MACHINES have won Ten Prize Medals; two
at Vienna.
/TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES are strong, swift, and durable.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to
work.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES. Prices, Hand Machines from
/4 4a. ; Foot ditto, Ell
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
_l. MACHINES can be had on easy Terms of
Payment
Before buying any other, the public are requested to
SEE THIS MACHINE, or send for a prospectus to
Taylor'. Patent Sewing achina Oompany,
Great Dritheld, or 97, Cheapside, London.

FINDLATER k CO.'S
Koolaulsa
DUBLIN STOUT
(mows amen)
Highly recommended for Private Families & Invalids.
Brown' deo of 111, 11, aped I Stouts for ato Droole.
WHOLIHALZ ONLY ISOM THZ
MOUNTJOY BREWERY. DUBLIN.

UNRIVALLED SPECULATION&
SPLENDID SUCCEt3B.
WITH a trifling stake of 15 shillings, you
can realise £8,000!!
With Al, £20,0001 I With RS, £48,0001 I
For Prospectuses apply, without delay, to EUGINI
TILLOT, General Merchant, Guernsey.

pAG E WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS.
GOOD for the cure of WIND ON THE STOMACH.
GOOD for the cure of INDIGESTION.
GOOD for the cure of SICK HEAD-ACHE.
GOOD for the cure of HEARTBURN.
GOOD for the cure of BILIOUSNESS.
6001) for the cure of LIVER COMPLAINT.
GOOD for all COMPLAINTS arising from • disordered
• state of the STOMACH, BOWEUS or LIVER.
Sold by all Medicine Vendors, in Boxes, at Is. lid.,
2s. lid. „ and U. ed. each ; er, free for 14, 33, or 54 stamps,
from PAGE D. WOODCOCK, "Lincoln House St
Faith's, Norwich,
NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of
WORMS.
WILLIAMS' (Pontardame) WORM
LOZENGES are universally considered the
most effective remedy for ridding the human system of
all kinds of Worms. "Sir,—l have for same time used
your Antnelmintic or Worm Lozenges in my family, and
find them a very speedy and efficacious cure for ascarides,
and their agreeable and couveuient form is a great
recommendation for children.—W. Hirramsori, vicar of
Bowden." Sold by most Chemists at Hid, 1311., and
b. Pd. per box, Of for 14 or 34 stamps, from J. DAVIES,
Chemist, Swansea. Any of the following symptoms
Indicate worms :—Variable appetite, futtid breath, acid
eructation, pains in the stomach and head, grinding of
teeth during sleep, paleness of the countenance, occasional
griping pains more particularly about navel, short dry
cough, and emaciation of the body, often mistaken for
decline, slow fever and irregular pulse,sometimes convul-
sive fits—Often causing sudden death.—Full directions
with each box.

TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
THE ORTHONEMIC TRUSS is made
entirely without the galling Steel Springs. The
Pads press rewards u well as backwards, and permit
of the most various movements without displacement.
This is the only Truss which gives the lifting pressure
in an unobjectionable manner. They are strongly
recommended by Sir W. Ferguson, Bart., Sir It
Thomson, Bart., Mr. Solly, and many other leading
Medical Men. Prioe of Single Trues, which cannot
fail to fit, 10a • Double Truss 21k.; can be sent to
any part by Pod on receipt of size round the hips, and
P. 0.0. payable to J. LONG Patent Chest Expand-
ing Brims for both sexes. They pevent Stooping
Habits, cure Contracted Chess and Deformities of the
Spine. Prices from 6a Patent Truss and Surgical
Instrument Maker, 61, lierners-street, Ipswich, and
110, Minories, London, E.
THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine has • singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches purifies the system,
and acts like a charm. As a curtaining and ptififylng
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in lonir
standing cases of indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
scrofula, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. Sold by
all druggists. Caution—Get the red and blue wrapper,
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles, 2s. 6d., 4a., 7a 6d., and lls.
THE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges-
tion, as proved by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT, the beet
anther of all sores, burns, and scalds; each in boxes,
la lid. ; 2a. fkl., and 4s. 6d. By post 15, 30, and 60
stamps.
Chief DepOt, 131. FLEET-STREET. LONDON.
IVICIDIOOMPLAINTB, BILE and I -
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
Only two medicines really act upon the liver; one is
Mercury or Blue Pill; the other Dandelion. Thousands
of constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury
Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only safe remedy is
DR. KINIPS DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS,
which act very gently on the liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loge of Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervotuinese, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Liver. Sold biaall chemists and
medicine vendors, in Boxes at is. , 2s. fed., 45. 6d.,
or for stamps from J. Roux; 4 , Mortimer-street,
Cavendish-square, London, W.
To the Queen and Royal Fasallt I
H.R.H. the Prin.. of Wales (Special Appointment )
And to several ledlan Petentates, Foreign Cloverrunents,
and Railway Compialaim,
Establithed 1749.
J. W. BENSON,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKSR, GOLDSMITH, SILVER-
SMITH, AND ARTISTIC METAL WORKER.
Plum him Psi Or Ws Unnenl, brOLUI, eel, Peale
Emus:noes
Maksr al the chronograph or which the Derby et PI other
am" " the atU Lelt.inTATE HILL
ll asyrscruer AND LI G BO
TT hags—belt ,sp
STREET,
Wort Exo &MUUMUU-IS-5,.
NDON,
90, tIIMTROURNE GROVE Di!".
,Kg.
Ojai kina•WAirwl.C7lD°.(hemealiki,nalTu;Tein7t,"l2l° MG"'
Lever, Vertical, Oarriogrla Chia°.
HorasoMM, Dunk:,
u
Chrome:ismer, Chs=Pb, Dining and Drawtog-roorn,
Hall, wo_ ,
svykr, own.
ac. Library. BrackM, lc.
Kpislor'. 1545
OTHOLV CLOCKS, deigned by English Artists,
and [declined by JW. Bums, far exceed in beauty
those tomufscurred spread. They can only be obtalpsa
at
this Enablishromit.
FINE ART BRONZES AND CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, of
dengue, Darn Continental ateliers of the highest
repuntatlon, at roorisrsie mica
AiIIISTIC GOLD JIWILLIZT, 01 tbe richest, and wet exquisite
de„ivis, with Monograms, Crests. and Devices Enamelled in
Colours, after designs by the must accomplished Artists in the
wprr,,,kiousandMallni'kindsß.‘ol rix..bacuteraCilrac., asicsuuppl. L'"ied to.U.MtmeTerolic"oi
the Court and other dlgineWshed perwmagee
Pasessuries hen. —Testimoniato of different sorts. Ude
cups. sod Jewelled sot other Boxm, as provided by Mr.
Bassos for the Corporation of Latch,* and other Public
, Bodies. to cliches document. conveying the Freedom of the
OP to the Prince or Wales, Dube of Edinburgh, he , be
Wu ADD ELICTIO-rIATII In the moat recent Whims. and
of the most durable mob. In Moctro-Plate it is neeemary to
...me wand ulster als and a sufficient coming of silver to
, daily weal NW tear munfactorily. No other Is really
cheep °t any pflOe. out worth buying.
Watches and Clocks repaired by skilled workmen. Old
&pm, Jewellery. Watches, Am, tschanged. Merchants,
snippets, and Club. supplied.
Mounted Pamphlets, with full description of all kinds of
, Watch., Timepleces, Jewellery, and Electro-Plate. with price.
innesed, sent tne by poet upon applksike to J. W. BENSON,
either of the above Addresses.
, wakes% Clodlis dowsliory, sad Plats sot to all parts of
the WNW

This celebrated SMOKING MIXTURE Is made
IA only by DUTTON, 107, A , Logsdon,
LC. Seed 6 stamps for sample and rulers.
LYLENPTELD7 Unsurpred for Strength. Smoothes= and
THREAD beauty of Plnl.h.
Ask your Dreier to procure It for you.
LENFIELD Exclusively usg.4 In the Royal laundry.
13 STARCH f When you ask for It me that yoa get It.
Sold by all Grocers, Cbandlera, Er.
Ths above ant-dase Article of Domestic use should be need
In every houtehnld.
WOTHEEEPOON at CO , Olsterne and 1.1:10d011.
Eetabllsbed nearly Half Century.
VENABLES AND EIONS, 101, 104, 106, IFlnteehapel, L,
and 2,4, 6. 8, 10 12 and 16, CommerciabKreet,
COUNTRY RESIDENTS can bare the full adraotage cd
Wert landoo prices
In MUM CARPETS, and CIENZEAL DRAPICRY
by writing for Patten's, width will bs bwesnied post free.
Time sod labour saved by the ass al
USRErS su.vimurrus POWDER. forißeelng WIC
110ver„ Jewelissy, Ilestro-piate. Eold Wham& 1112,
New Si.
W. • Egobbn b 7 Wine% 020wris Eluerisis.
as.„ to id sad Is

zir,77l. Now Bak D=G•te.—A
....... 0, Chlisies, (wing
Taints at Hatt In all wimps i. aum Mixt%
w4ot 1-0.. only, prim 41t. to drew with your own hair
yrMout Tuft.; Also a new Raw, ,round In ilawburgh, price
6.. ed. and 10a. 64. Add.... Wallas. Trusatt, 1, New Bond.
street, London. W.

nORSErB PATS= HASH BROOMS. Solid stock;
veneer beck to spl,t ;no pitch used, and swill stand
any bast ; beautifully finished. One will last out three of tb•
old sort. Each ttroom is marked " HORSEY'S PATENT,
LONDON."—To be had 01 .11 reepectable Brusfonsker., Oilmen,
and others. Wholeeale of JOHN O. HORSEY k CO., 55 to 67,
sod 85, Broaderell, London, I.E.

LADIES AUTUMN DRESSES.
Patterns ant free, Boras and Homapuns.
BAKER AND CRISP'S.
WEST ot ENGLAND BF.RGES, of every dee:Helios;
also Homespun. and otter Fabric, from Ons Shilling per yard.
BIS, REGENT STREET. LONDON. W.
VURNITCRE AND CARPETS. 000 per yard;
r and 00,000 worth of Furniture, llsdste.d. and Bedding.
An inspection is asked, emecelly by members og the Civil
Berries sad Co-operative Societies All goods warranted,
packed sad delivered free. —WILLIAM WAINE, Whelan'.
Export and Genera Furnishing Warehouses, 191 to 139,
Newington Butts, London. New 'Unstated Priced late
Gratis.
AWARDED 111111-AL FOR -11-arr, VIENNA, 1073.
R !RH POP LINS.
RICHARD ATKINSON AND COMPANY.
31, COUJIII OMR,
DUBLIN,
Matufecturers.
PATPRoyaI Appointment. and 10 Medea.
ERNS and TREATISE on POPIJN, free,
and post free on applicatioo.
One or more Drams caringe paid to any part of the United
Kingdom.
To /OCUIC Real Irish Poplin purchseers are recommended to
order direct from the Manufacturer, as Imitations are
extensively mid at such low prices as precludes the possibility
of their being genuine.
SM.A.IISTEAS ENGINES, London Made, Cheapest and best.
Ilhistrated Lies tree.
HORSE SHOES MADE BY MACHINERY.
Ironmongers sad Farriers ,bould write for terms.
Bettina Foundry and Hone Shoe Works, Ilattorma, London,
S. W.

rfIHOPSON AND STATUES, Engineers, tc., HL EL
YOUIESHIRE
Sole Manufacturers of the PATENT CRUSHER. It will
grind every article that can be ground- Catalogues on appli-
cation.

CASSELL'S PURI Uncotonaso TEAS, an
/IASSELLII COFFEES. In Canisters and Packages: ca.
to 1 lb. Sold by Agent., Orocers, Cbernlets, Con-
ectioners, Aro , throughout the Country.
11000Addltlanal Arnold Wanted For Lerma apply to
Cassell, SwitA, and Co , 80, Fenchchurch Street,
Looted

TAAMP WALLS DAMP CHURCHES, em. cured by the
u Petrifying Liquid. at a cost of lii. to 3.i. per quern yard.
—flee Article In Builder, g•h M.rch.
1.01. Particulars and Teotinnmeels,
apply lathe SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOL
STANDARD BANK, BRITISH vi OUTS AFRICA, LIMITED,
10, Clements Low,
Lombard Street. London. Dridis on its 3 Breaches at
the Dlasoond-Sold. wed 23 principal town, In South Africa.
T In Benh tranaacte every description of Bulking business
CHEQUE BANK MEWLS are supplied in bade of ten
Chequer each, prim la,, which includes the Government
Stunt a.
NO END OF WORRY SAVED BY
OTONE'S PATENT BOXES and Cabinets for the este and
1,3 orderly li.rping of all Paper. and Documents
All perticuler. post free —Adieu..
HENRY STONE, Mancwacrreeta ASD Panurnts, BANBURY
Sold bs all Stotioners
DUKE WATEIL—Dr. Wilson mys: -" The SeLP-CLILAN-
ING CHARCOAL FILTER, lately petentol by Mr.
LIPSCOMBE the celebrated water-Slter maker, of Temple Her.
London, I. the only one that remove. lead, lines sod sewage
bran wifer—lt her In London superseded every other.'
Agentr in every town throughout England keep thou
stook.

FINZEL'S SUGAR CRYSTALS ARE PURE.
FRUIT PRESERVED with them KEEPS lot
YEAR&
May be bad of ill GROCERS.
'REFINERY, BRISTOL

MABAVILLA COCOA.—The Globe • TAYLOR
BROTHERS,' NARAIILLA COCOA ham achieved
a thorough MOCOlmr, 1115 d WpOnNWWO every other
COCCS in the Market. Entire solubility, a delicate
WOOL, and a rue ooncentratiou of the purest element.
of nutrition, destinguivh the Marsala Coma above all
others." Boki in Unlined modiste only, by all Grocers. Sole
Proprietors. TAYLOR BROTHERS, London.
DIPLOMA OP 101,---TVIAND lA, 1873.
aIBOODALLS BAKING POWDER. The BUT PENNY
VOI' PACKET In the WORLD. Rakes &diciest. BREAD
WITHOUT YEAST; PUDDINGS, PASTRY, Ac.,
without ROOS. BUTTER, or LARD ANNA D made
with this Powder Is much Wier to digesl and much
more wholesome than that mimed with Yealot, and •
larger quantity is obtained from the semi Insight of
Flour. 011 TRIAL gnu. aurnsca no non ecarrical.
or in sonouourr Oran mesa& Sold by Grown.
Mambo. sod Wane, In Id. Packets; dd., la.. and b.
Prepared by 000D•LL. BACKHOUSE. and 00, LEEDS.

DIPLOMA OF INRIT,
raga= RELISH. YIEIDS 1573.
The [1304 DZIJCIOUS SAUCL In the WORLD
to CHOPS, SPEAKS, FISH, Sc. Sold by
all GrotsN. sad Oilman In Bottles, ed., IL. nod D.
so:IL
Trade Utak, IFlSon.Pettarn Plate.
Proprietors —GOODALL, BACILHOUSR and C.,. Leeds.

at WHOLESALE PRICII, NO RETAIL PROPITEt
PABroken bat Congos In ltd.. Triturated Aaiun IL Bd.,
Good Bowel C ofirou 10 HAL to b. 44., Me. Can=ll.l
LONDON JOINT STOCK TEA Ca, Limited, It,
street.
fiEWO Gold Medals, Sllver Medal and Diploma of Merib.,r-
been awsrded for BORWICKI BAKING POWDER.
Dna are mold annually In Id , 2d , 44. and ed. packets,
and IA at, IL, Ss. 6.1.04 to Potent Boren, kept by all Grocer.,
omelet.. and CerodealerL The Tune, Bet, and Purvis
paw Powder in Ow World.
MHZ CASSIOBURY nal Erneetimannt la the Beet and nswt
L Powerful GARDEN ENGIN& 16, 24, end 28 Gallon&
Pump., Are twines, Water Carrier., Hoof Ptpw. & OWENS
end 00., Whiudrlatsetreet, London, K C.

CHUBB Patent SAFES and Strong-Room DUOItS, Faro ...oil
Thief Ramming.
CHUBS'S Patent Detector Locks and Street-door Latches.
List of prices free. CIII:BB and SON, Makers to the Bank d
England, 57, Si. Paul's, tendon ; Manchreter, Liverpool, and
Wolverbaniptou.
IseMESTIC IILkMBI7S- LK- --
WARREN'B Iketant COOKING puTs sad
BROILER&
HUICIIINSO-N'S -Patent CAFETI[HES and COFF7LE
Lit Es.
Sold by all Funnelling Ironmongers.

LONDON sod SOUTH AFRICAN BANK
(Incorporated by lildyal Charter WM),
10, Knee WlWan eraser, Lomax. EC.
Pald-up Capital £4OO,OOO—ISSURS LETTER 3 id CREDIT
and DRAFTS on it. Branches! at Port Elicab-sth, Grahams-
town, Cape-tosm, Curbs-3 (Natal). BUN associated and mut
for milectioo. and all Banking husineu tramactod.
TOLtACCO.--Sun-Curui TENNESSEE ISINLYS-EYI
RETURN'S. or SHAG.
cuttrocu this Perfection of Tobacio Igef. can be °Malawi
through any respectable &dm, and (Wholasa)e mil)) cd
SALE. POLLARD, issd CO., Londoo,lolo Manufacturer%

DlPLuild OP 'lrma', VILNA. inn.
OODALL'S QUININE WINK The usit and nom anus-
Of ears Tonto yet Introduced. Forth. relief of Indigestion
General Debility, and lam f Appetite it is utrALCAMII..
Recommended for its roam by tbe "Food JournaL" Arthur
Rill llusiul,D, Wentworth L. Brett, E.g., F C.S.P.A.S.L,
Sold by Grown, MEM, 111141 Chamida
huirtr,.BAdWg'4I4O(ATIALL,"BeAheRHOUSE nod Co.. Leeds
"'INTEL% CRYSTAL SUGAIL
FOR PURITY and ROONOMY
Apply to the Principal
Ramat] GROCERS. Bunn&

lITASTE Not, Want Not. Neve your Paper. Write for
TT Circular to Lloyd's Paper ESE, Bow, London,
BY RDYAL LETTERS PATENT
miii: ILIENTAt, Vlltlti MATS mei MArrlNui are
I ivouustwwk.l as being durably, etEtient. and
The Count iany's Indy Nark is attach...l to tacit liat and roll al
Nnttin4. Works, 11111111WORTII, WILTS.
- -
lIALFORD% INDIAN CUtUtlEtc by hint it;
India for the Governor-UtineraL In Tins randy
for me and warranted to keep good In soy climates Suitable
for CABIN, STORES, Ili YTEI,S, ay.
Priae Nodal ansrdeLL
Curried Foul, It. tine, as ; alb tins 7,0.1.
Curried Rabbit. 411, tins, M ; 4Th tins, 6s 6d.
Curry Sauce, i•Pitits, is; Pints, 1. 91.
Creme Ind Illuktrell, Agyitte, Soho riquarg London, W.
&Al Pk crywhtn,
HW'S FARINACKOUti Ft has boon extemeivoly
by tlw Public for upstart(' 4,1 Fifty Years, awl
known as tho most superior ,4 all description. of FOOD foe'
INFANTS and INVALIDS Sold In all !arts of the .orld by
chnntiout, patent Vytelors and Italian Warehouseman,
In Is, ft Packets Ind Tin Limes 7. Oti each, and wholesale at
the Borah VATOIUA Mau., Daamona, KANT.
---
DATES? GREENHOUSE OAS STOVE. JONES' PILULE
Hydnimetrie Vo:tillting OAS STOVE for Halls, Vomibulea,
Dolmans, Grounhousts, A. Sold by all Iniumongtes, Ono
Companks mil Fitters Wale Manufacturers, SOOTY aod
BUTLER, 23, Victoria-striset,
"The warm oil nanny • writer's woo has beon dlecovamd."
PENS! PENS!! pgNs!ll
"They ewes a.. Loon Lod a blaring to man,
Tits Pickwick. the Owl, and if.. *grgfier POLL"
" The misery ol a bad Pen 11 nen • voluntary Inflictioa."
Another blesettio •ci Nan! Tim Hindoo Pea.
1,400 newspapers reconamaad thaw 8.. Gropkie, 1711 i
hay, 1074.
Sold by every respectable stationer. Pont, in Id-
Patostron, Kamutran sad Casino', 93 to SS. BlidesilmrlS
OVIa "VOWEL
t DDR• DPORIY 'Wawa
-
WASHING MACE/NIX,
F
111Miw, UErorr.,i Wringers. Ewe"
E.C. Cataloger Mosby pod. =ad 163, HWY Rol
Amen, Widow, W.C., Ciathalesa Waps, limbos
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this brother and the parties affected by his crime a
t wished and worked for his release, it might be ,
tßtire-LUSUrwn riZetot.a4lakrigleleca:llireenocen. Tuesday
aftern"n.
0/11111ITTED TO lIIR INIIIIMIT COUNTY PRIIION —SCA/ions,
obtained ; but it must not be forgotten that, Eliza Burgess and Thomas Parsons, otealinot-cliee„, and
REVIEW thssiF 1-4-6471itr„,,,gieed dun, Nand TRADE.
iale ha only
The wheat troile sincere as Roupell's repentance appears to be, wearing apparel at Kington aluogna : lgoliert I Ml.hi, Sal ~,,,,,
hem concluded at a reduction of One Shilling per quarter.
moment the imi erial average price of
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS FOR WINTER AND the consequences of his forgery seriously injured
-liar.!
an.) Jamas White. stealing dolt', at Fotslingion.
mt i /lard Loam, : Cherie, Rid.oit, uo„aolt at Winilianie. :1
At the,..rt llings and ninepence, being seventuill SPRING. and even ruined some of the mortgagees, and the o__•almiular tho : Anthony Ithiout;aosault at Wiwi...rue:
,I;ips",-aaaee per quarter less than list yeae..ted .
TART ZANY OP CULTURE. harm cannot be repaired. William liiirldulge, aomult on his wife at 141...heti : 2
ihnitheng.quansntity of wheat now on Passage to e Tinted
Thu Cottage question in Dorchester is found r months each • Adam Brake. leaving family
re
SUTTON AND SONS'
to be full of difficulties. The Duchy of Cornwall 14ingdprin"mgi'fr7Uliwth%j'actu•Corunts received from moat Putt of ccalils'rngesd2lele at rah' erborae. 6 weeko ; Eliza Wont. said
Mlizabeth Itialuut, awmult at Wimlsirne ; Thonma Hallett,
the Continent andlAinerica, we ishall receive liberal sup-
CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF
seem willing to grant leases of land in suitable
1,-- -onn.or to the setting in of winter, whilst the check drunk aml dioorderly at Lyme Re..:ia 1 calendar month
it: will then be upon the receipts will not, in all prole- FLOWERING BULBS, positions, but then it is not really available till ri .dali iy..Thina Easton, misbehaviour in Sherburne 1.1111.11 L
Way have much effect upon values, provided that the HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, NARCISSUS, evelled and laid out in streets similar to what
.-....... 1. n the whole favourable, as, so BM the prospect
&c. DEMONSTRATION OF TIIE FRIENDLY SOCIETIEI.-011
-- n e'roheavy shipments in the spring, there will be no was done by the Town Council of the borough Friday evening; a meeting was hell at Holy Trinity Infant
For Spring Blooming in the On Ground, for the Wollaston Field estate. No doubt 0 School, attended by members of the variono friendly
rnfdluucerthinenitw.toiholaeckbustu,cimmo.ding
eons mug be written
men representingth Duchy 'll
Halting y , No. 1 Collection, containing 1089 Fine Bulbs 42 0* gentle o will recognise
• societies of the town, for the purpose of making arrange-
,. ,hilling lower on the week.
Maize rather unsettled, and notwithstandingendeavoun
N• -o o o ~ 591 „ 11 O• this fact, and we hope they will see their way lutr„entt4;„gfo,retthe propooed unitoal friendly societies' demon-
which the Mayor (Mr. C. G. Gregor)) is to
NO. 3 „ „ 302 „ 0106
cijer qr.
to maintain values. declined . six p,
ne 148 ~0 5 0 to overcoming the objection. Otherwise it is be invited as the guest of the evening. About 25 were
Oats quietly dealt in, at a mint uction. No. 4 ~ ~
quite clear that only some large capitalist, or a gre'ent'
Beans and pea. quiet, but firm. • CARRIAGE ERE& r riendlyrepreoeuting the Fonu,tero, kabifellows, County
Flour dull, townquale reduced four shillings, or to Society, old Friends, and lhatahmu. Mr. J.
company, can provide the working classes with Sheri:old Watt appointed chairman. Mr. Barge, vice-
For Spring Blooming in Pots or eleasea.
forty.three shillinors. cottages enough in number, and suitable to their chairman. Mr. Gawler, treaeuer, Mr. Chick, secretary,
MARK LANE, Thin DAY. No. 5 Collection, containing 278 Fine Bulbs £2 2 0* Ur. Lacy, assiotant-secretary. A committee was
needs and means,
I -Li 1 1 0. also appointed to MITI OUL the arrangement+. The ban.
Wheat clooed quietly, and One Shilling lower to sell. ~No. 6 ~ ~19
Mating barley tinn ; grinding, one shilling easier. OM/ 1".• 7 o o 69 91 010 6 A singular case came before the Poole inagis- quet will probably le bell in the Corn Exchange, and the
and maize sixpence cheaper on the week. Beano and Peas • CARRIAGE rant trates on Thursday. A man, named Maber, borough member, Mr. W. E. Brysuer, has undertaken to
pnii, but quiet. Flour dull and drooping. _ carrying on a temperance eating-house was preside.
"HOW TO GROW FLOWER ROOTS charged with stealing gas. It seemed that for
METROPOLITAN CATTLE.-Tfits nay. SUCCESSFULLY," see
About 5,2UU hearts, incluilinig 2,7•Nl foreign. Trade SUTTON'S AUTUMN CATALOGUE OF about 30 ?rears he had been foreman of the Gas
active. Inferior. la to 5.0. ; Prime. 60. to 6s. ad. About
SPRING FLOWERING BULBS, Company s fitters, and was therefore familiar
17.05 e sheep. Market finn, at an advance of tvropence. with gas uppanatus. On his premises he had
Inferior, 10. fol. to ss. ; prime, 5. t . ss. 6,1. Calves steadr °RAIDS AND POST ran ON APPLICATION.
'-ii quiet. three gas cooking stoves and several lights,
-
MUTTON & SONS, making him, altogether, a large consumer, but
Seedsmen by Appointment to the queen and Prince the Company's officers lound that in the months
of Wales, of August and September, when it was estimated
ROYAL BERES SEED ESTABLISHMENT, has consuinption would be 7,000 or 8,000 cubic
READING, feet, the meter only registered 600 feet. Exami-
N.8.-Messre. SU'ITON hav --
many customers nation of the pipes disclosed that a "bend-pipe"
e
within the circulation of this paper, to whom they can allowed of gas passing into the house without
with confidence refer as to the superior quality of their going through the meter, and hence the charge.
Flower Roots, For the defendant, Mr. Moward submitted that
- he put in tho " bend " because his meter was
bad and the company would not change it, but,
while acknowledging defendant was liable to a
penalty for this bit of gas-fitting on his own
account, he contended there was no proof
of gas having been consumed, and therefore the
coso must be dismissed. The magistrates
adopted this view, and defendant was discharged.
As Maber was accused of taking a bribe under
the Election Petition, the action of the Bench
has been attributed to political favouritism ; but
failure of technical proof of the charge fully
justified the course they took, and indeed ren-
dered any other decision unwarrantable and
improper.
The Times has published the following state-
ment relative to the alleged debts of the Prince
of Wales .._
The income of the Prince of Wales is derived from
the annual grant under the authority of parliament
and from revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall. These
have hitherto sufficed for the maintenance of the
Prince's establishment, notwithstanding the expenses
which he has incurred by having, from the time he
came of age, largely represented the Sovereignty if
EnglaniL At the present time the unpaid dram, be.
fore his Royal Highness's controller amount to little
more than • third of the Prince's annual income, and,
with the exception of one or two accounts unsettled
from peculiar mrcumotances, there is at present no bill
on the list of more than one year's standing. The
payment.; are periodically audited by Sir William
Anderson. They are regulated by the balances in the
banker's bands, and the balances on this lot of
October will be more than oufflciont to meet every
claim on the Prince. This being the case, it need not
be said that the rumours of serious debt and embaraos•
'tient have no substantial bailie. They have arisen
frau tnioapprehenoion of the real facts, and these it
may be well to state. It is true that the Prince has
not been able to live within his income. From his
find entrance into public life the expenses of his
psition were larger than had been anticipated. linmeili-
ately upon his marriage he was called upon to .1111110 a
relation to English society and to foreign Royalties
which dotal not necosarily, or even usually, fall to sub-
jects, however near the Throne. We all bear in
noind that the Prince of Waits hat. reprisienteil the
Royal House of England for ten years in visits to the
chief Court.. of Europe, and has been burdened with
the expenditure required to dincharge these dutiea. In
Paris and Vienna, on the banko ot the Suez Canal, or
amid the sidendours of the Russian Capital, the heir to
the British Throne has been more than an inalinary
Prima', and could not, without what would oeem un-
worthy parsimony, avoid incurring great expenses. A
large retinue, long journeys, and a hundred minor but
necessary outlays, would strain A far larger income
Gnu, the Prince has ever received. These, however,
ilo not repruomit a heavier charge on hio roman-Leo
than lb, his ilutieo at home. The position in London
...day of the otampants of Marlborough Howie neeil
not lie dwelt moot To meet all these calls the Prince
has all Monne which, at the time of it settlement,
was estimated at ClOO,OOO a year. As was remarked
by the late Lord Iterby, this is au income exceeded by
the revenues if many private peers. Still more io this
the case now, when 2,01110 of our leading noble', have
been heaping up money for years past from coal and
iron, house, and docks. The nearly fixed income of
the Prince l,f Wales cannot enter into competition
with the enormous wealth posoossoed by the highest
section of Englioh society. Nor is it, indeed, for a
moment to be desired that the prow maligned by
parliament for the Prince's maintenance in a manner
befitting his pooition ohoul,l be measured by any
extravagant otanibard of Inocuriouo expenditure. But,
taking into account the inevitable outgoings of o ery
huge incomes when associated with high rank and re-
sponsibility, we are not ourprhied to learn that the
Prince's expenditure has exceeded his income. The
exceso, however, ham been pro% idea from fundo which
legitimately belong to the Prince of Wale,,, and are,
in fact, his private property. 11uring hio minority
the revenuee derived from the Duchy of Cornwall,
carefully. adn • • tereol under the supervision of the
late Prince l'onsort, were allowed to accounulate.
Large NUM* oIIL of this fund were laid out on the
iiurehaaeid a pleasant, but not very profitable demesne,
and on making those alterations and imprevements
which are conuuonly incidental to the purchaoe of an
estate. It must be remembered that the Prince hod
at once to minium a mole of life customary with an
English nobleman, while buoying to provide out of his
own resotorms the whole apparatus with which an
ordinary English country gentleman finds himself on
starting in life provided by the care and at the coot of
those who have represented the family and estate
before him. Nevertheleaa there still remains enough
from the Duchy of Cornwall acommulationo to cover
the yearly deficit of the Prince's establishment. The
trustees sell out stock to the amount required to pay
the claims on the establishment, which is thus kept
dear of debt, except in respect of ouch recent
accounts as those we have alreally mentioned. From
£lO,OOO to k2e,000 has been annually required for this
purpome. The Prime has thou hitherto relied on his
own means, and though, no doubt, it is a misfortune
ti be living on capital, still this io a very different otate
of things from that which the popular rumeton. rime-
cent. A time may come when this resource will be
exhausted, but the Prince has too proud a scam of his
own position and the relat' in which he stands to
her Majeaty and to tho country toi seek if either a
release from liabilities from which.he has incurred on
his own respomibility, however inseparable these may
be from the duties he is called upon to perform.

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