The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-16 00:00:00

MARRIOTT SMITH. DECEASED.
PURSUANT to the Act 22 and 23 Vic., cap.
35, Novice Is HERMIT GsVEN,—That all Persona
having any CLAIM again.t Use EAtate A RRIOTT
SMITH, Wen( WINTERSIonNr.WMTIECIICRCH. Dorset.
widow (who died on the 2ith of April, 1373, and
whose Will has been proved in the Principal Registry
of the Court of Probate on the rob of October. 1875,
by Jogg WilliAw SMITH, of Winterborne Whit..
church aforesaid, the Executor therein named), are
hereby required to semi to the 1.31.1 Executor, or to us,
the undersigned, written particulars of xuch Claim on
or before the 9th of Ditrimingt next, after which date
the Executor will distribute the Assets., having regard
only to such Claims of which he may have had notice.
BRENNAND and WESTMACOTT,
Illandford,
Solicitor; for the Executor.
Dated this 6th November, 1871.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
up4outrer, camwentaker, Paperhanger, Roam Apes!
Appraiser, Undesiaker,
DORCHESTER.
PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 5.1. to 10e. 61. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latent Improvements.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
NEW WINTER GOODS
ron
CURTAINS.
noon REPS, from 3s. %I. per yard (double width).
CRETONES. from 7.1. per yard.
TIMBUCTOO, in all Colours. Si. M. per yard, the
Cheapest Worsted Curtails Cm made.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Ihrm well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. he.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
Brag to Match all Carpeto.
STAIR CARTES in all Width. and Qualities.
AR Carpet. properly Made and Pitted.
OIL cLorns. VATS, MA rrywo,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &c.
ORNITI7I2.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the itlaxsiox and Cotraim.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Arls, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
iminted and decorated.
Martel wigs from LI 10e.
Goods vomited at any Cabolopse Prim.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, eke. are' quality. and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Lame Stores of Seeond-hend Furn-Oare.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
IPTIRNITPRE I.ENT ON HIRE

II IOITER C( /011111 E FARM, RAMPISHAM.
Two Miles from Everahnt Station on the Great
Western Railway and Five Miles from Maiden
Newton.
...fiw Nlitlim r. Neal..h;be! who
nfavour.: isadwviithng
.111
the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, on WRDNIVIDAY,
NoITY.MBYR 17th, 1875.—11 is Choice DAIRY OR
COWS, 114114:104. 1111.111, HORSES. stIREp,
I'll it, ke., two Iticl:n of Hay (with liberty of removal),
the Feed of 150 Acres of capital Grass, and several
ricks of Hey, ke., &c.
The Live St.,ck comprises 30 very good young dairy
cows well seasoned in calf. 8 very good tw,,-year,old
liereford heifers in calf, 6 yearling ditto, three-year-
ol.l Hereford Bull. twoyear-old ditto, yearling ditto,
a roverful grey cart mane in foal, bay cart colt rising
two years, stnsng grey cob, three item old, quiet to
ride, ha. never been in harness, bay mare, about 15
harels, q:.tiet to ride and drive, a bay cart hone, quiet
worker, I fat sheets, 7 strong store pigs, • donkey.
Implcmsoit. -A two-horse waggon, 2 putts, spring
cart met harness, set of cart hareem, set el iron
harrow., net of iron drags, chain harrow, cake crusher,
chaff-slitter, 2 wheelbarn WA, haymaking machine,
winnow ing machine. plough and tackle, wood roller,
half budiel and strike. mod lip, 2 butlers, grindetone,
sheep evils and troughs, reed rem, 1 iron pboe troughs,
cabs,. racks ansl mangers, grindstone, &es. Pte.
The Feed of 150 Acres of goal Gram till the Tith
itraorb. j7l, .ith 5 'ticks of well-made Hay in the
("liming Ito :
A rick ssf hay, about 6 tons, and the feed of 18 acres
of gra.s in (larke's Lawn, Little Ground, and Chubb's
Lawn.
A rick of hay, about 10 tons, and the feed of three
cewleases, about 24 acre
A rick of hay, about 10 tons, awl the feed of about
:10 acres of gram in Fight Acres and Knowles' Lawn.
A rick of clover bay, about 11 tons, and 10 acres of
grass at Slough.
A rick of pea haulm, the produce of 3 acres, and 12
acres of gram.
'rhirty.two acres of gram in Garden Ground,
Rookery. Vestley Close, •nd Costley.
Twenty-six acres of gram at Ramoisham
1,111.
A rick of well-made hay, about 20 tons, at Coombe,
with liberty of removal.
A rick of hay at Coombe, about 22 tons, witlt liberty
of removal.
TWO acrex of man:Zola.
lletrmlnnento at Twelve. Sale at One o'clock.
The Art-rise:Ere Islet to inform hi. friends that the
1/airy Cow. are principally of the Herefonl and Devon
breeds, arc yolith,4 Mid excellent milehers. and well
seasoned in calf the Heifer. and Herefords, bred
front Mr. Cleary's well-known good herd, and are
particularly deserving attention; the Keep is sound
awl luxuriant ; the Hay very well made and of good
quality.
DORCHESTER 110141414 REPOSITORY,- -
TRINITY STRUT.
MR. T. ENSOR hogs to announce that the
next general SALE of 1101tSES will be held
on SATCRDAT. No 20th, 1675, at the New and
!Spacious Iterotirnier, TRINITY-NTRIMT, where every
acconitnotlatiou for Horses of all tlencriptiona is pro-
vided.
PURIST ENTRIXIII
2 Cart Horses, Rood workers
Ray Cart Mare, quiet wet ker
Grey Mare in foal
Itlack ("art Home' riniet worker
:rev Iforee, quiet in single and double hones.
Bay llonse, quiet in mingle and double harness
Bay ('.,b, 14.2. quiet to ride and drive
Blty quiet in harness.
Grey Mare. four year*, 13.2, quiet in harness
Chestnut Mare, 1,17( years. 15.3, quiet in harness
2 Good Cart Mares and 3 Foals by the " Fanner.;'
G hwy.- the property of Mr. E. I /ftwe,ssf Eggerton
Fenn
Ch.-stout Cols, four years, 14.1, quiet to ride and
drive.
Ray Pony, quiet to tide or drive
2 Ray Cart Horses, good worker.;
Chestnut lionse, eight year's, 15.2, quiet in single
and aouble harmers, lip to weight
Bar Hove, five year., 16 hands, quiet to rile or
strive
Brown Horse. 16 hansle. quiet to ride or drive
Mack (*ob. six years, 14.2. quiet to ride or strive
A I :my Col., five years, 14.2, quiet in single and
double harmless. and to ride
Bay Irish Mare, five years,. ItS.l, quiet in single
and tlottltle Itarnexx. a coxi back
A Set of Silser-Nlounte.l Ihntlsle Harness, by
Wilkinson and 'Kidd
A Set of Single Ditto, by Ditto
A Side Saddle. by Ditto
Early entries, are aolieite.l.
Sale at Two o'clock.
1/orchester. November 9th, 1875.
WINIBORNE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
MR. T. ENSOII begs to aillionneo that he
will 1101,1) SALES of CHRISTMAS FAT
STOCK at Winnonee on Tcrttoxt, Dtgothitt 9th,
awl on TIII,KOOAT, DrceMBRR 16th.
Early Entries are elicited.
Keel, provisbel at moderate charges for Stock sent
the .lay Is-fore the Sale
Ataction Office, 51, South-street, I)orchester

I Funerals Furnished and Oonduct.t.d. I
_
Agent for the Landon and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance entnrenies.
COALS! COALS!!
icvD ARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• New INS, South-street, and Sourti•Weivreag
and R WEATERN RAILWAY STATIONS, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally Co. past favour., and to inform them that all
orders sent to him ,hall bare prompt attention. W.D.
Is now aupplping
REST WA LLSEND,
RADKTDCK,
MALTsTERK COAL,
NEWi'ASTLFI,
t•LAYiIIOSS.
SMITHS' MAL,
RI•BRLE CUI.M.
FOREST Or DEAN (or Rullo), and MILLSTONE
COALS, ondiflently rec 111111 l tended u
SUPERIOR TO TIIF. ItF.ST WALLSIND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
110111,1 bi PVIIIG
SEVERAL SIIILLINGS PER TON crigApEit,
A Iris/ respectfully Rol ieihd.
ORDERS n•ceivel at the New Inn. Southetreet,
or at the Coal Yards South-Western mut Great
Western Stations, Ibircflester.
- -
COALS! COALS!! ('OALB t!!
ROBERT HTLL,
26, SOUTH STREET. DORCHESTEIR,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customer; generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :-
WALLSEND, Er 1.1.0 oft FOREST OF
CLAY 'KOSS. DEAN,
EVAN IN, ItalasToCK
SMITHS'. MALTING.
SILKSTONE, AIID CORE,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUATION ('4 (Al., which he can strongly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by trick 104,1, at reduced price*.
Bridgwater Tiles. &c., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sort lliriwt Company.
Depeta at the Great Westena and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 23, South-street. or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at m.slerate rates in the country.

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
GORSR GRAILS, Jr.
. K. S. HINDLEY.
BOURTON, DORSET.
--
ruin) AND roRTARLE
STEAM ENtIINES. NIACIIINES
Ili iii .i,:iq, a.
CHAFF errnenx, Roo? PULPIIRS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, dr.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
rramsuro you EXERT DrACßlprms OP
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
NUTTING, GEAR nto, CASTINGS, &c.
liinernta rut free na appliemaioa.
Mr. IL 1.. Trrrts attends Markets.. _ _
SECURITY IN CREDITING.
Not only to Protect kat to Proa-
mate ?rode, and to bring
good me* I.9fektr.
Established -
Ism.
1 ILIN T AND CO'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMM ERCI AL INQUIRY OFFICES.
Haan Orrictx—Cheapalle, London, E.O.
-
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAY?. TRIED
THESE OFFICES.
Wows. WALLAcE, BAILEY, and WiLums. B,emond
my. bondon.—" Further and Final Reports. !met
valuable feature -quite original- made a trial of other
Offices for Commercial Information. Initour experience
teaches us that, for th roughly mould information and
speedy replies to inquiries. your OfSce unquestionably
stands first." Members Three rears.
Messrs. Ittrinf..Nl) and CHANDLER, Agricultural
luiplement Manufacturers, Manchester.—" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
Messrs. rd.. Borromrer, jour. and Co., Bradford,
Manche.ter and I An,lon. —"Careful notrouble spared
—appreciate the care taken- haa our highest commondation." Membei• Seven yearn.
Messrs. ['assay. %NT and Soy, Nferchante, Leeds.—
" For Continental Inhumation --the importance ..f your
method "( oldaining information froln inore than one
ehmood speaks for 'itself --pleaeure in recommending
poir ()Sires."
lll•Nntr and Patura's Biscuit Factory,
Reslinz, lte,sonmend." Membeys Seven years.
Messrs. Wu. SEELLERH an,i CO Sewing Slachine
Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Eeighley.- "No had
debt" where we have followed out your instructions
durin.: last four years."
T. Mow Kin wish 1.. join Mow 0111.va as Moak...rm.
Th.. year commences on the first of any month,
rinsineo ensued National Provincial Bank to FLINT
and l'o
SI'IDCRIETIOII6--£330.. £5 5.., CIO 10s. and upwards
Per annum.
X.ll. -Please send for a Prospectus, fres on
tin.
_
TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
p VERY TRADE -
MARK must be
REOISTERED anew tinier the recent Act.
N exi.ting Retistrations at Stationer'. Hall or elm-
where 0( any avail. -Apply at nest, FUN r and CA.,
l'lmapdde, tinnion. E.r
Trade Marks Re4istered in Alsieriea, lorinauy,
Fr.,,,'. and all Continental countrie...
N.. charge for Translati"ns into any foreign
language.

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINRER and A Reif ITECT.
()mem 1 SALHOWItT 11017 Ar, FORIONOTOX ; and
I. CoIGIRTLL, Dollen MITER.
NEW ZEALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
FASSAI:E.4 TO DAIRY WOMEN It DOMESTIC
SERVANIN. The Emigrants are placed, (luring the
peesage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engazeinents. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortahle situations at good wages.—. Apply
crlonnally or by letter to the Agent-General for New
d, 7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
to-colon. S.W.
Augur —Mr. CHARLES DRYER. North Square.
Dorchester.
BUY RECK ITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.
It In used by the RICHEST.
On account of Be BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST.
Because of its CHEAPNESS!
1 Mews Recitin & Son.
Shepherd's Bush, October tfl. iB4.
Letter from Gentlemen. •• I so .very much pleased
THE warns ale, 'our SQ-UARE BLUE I have now
ay { used It for Isom time. sinl both for
EDINBURGH'S I BEAUTY of COI/GM and zonsouT it tar
lautkinei. [Sr RI. ASS Efi any other I h.e. hitherto ...rt..
Tours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
Windrow lilt II the Duke of Edinburgh.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injnrious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester bY C. rAllioa4 Whaaaaia and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth Ey R. J. WRIGHT i
RUNT and COX. and F. N. WHITIL, Wholesale and
Family Grocers; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, sad Druggist&

THOS. S. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS WOR tROBATZ.
SALE of FAT STocK, Ac., hOl.l every Wm:m.l3AT
at the Derche4er Fair Ground.

ROYAL WEST OF ENGLAND
ESTAMAINE SERGES
IN ALL THE
NEW AND FASIIIONIBLE DOLOURS,
Made of Select...l and Staple Wools.
As an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, it can
be relied on for
DURABILITY AND GENERAL UTILITY.
LIST OP PRICE AND PATTERNS POST 1131.
•valw. 11. ROWE,
14, 15, awl 16, 51'. MART STREET,
WEY3IOITTIL
NEW AURIGAE
SEWING MACHINE,
Adapted to either Hand or Treadle.
Manufactory: PHILADELPHIA, P.A., U.S
87, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.O.
FAMILY USE. TAILORS, SHIRT MAKERS, AND
MANUFACTURERS, dr_
TUN Machin g is Self-Threading, both in Arm and
Shuttle, being the only one of this kind in the world.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO AGENTS.
ROSSE AND BLACKWELL
Purveyor', to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
DIN DON, direct attention to the following
article... 4 their tnanufacture, which oftosys
41 r tkir name and whirrs, on ate labels.
ptinE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
CIAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
V an exquisite compound of sweets sal sours.

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEON
SOCIETY.
riIHE THIRD GRAND ANNUAL
I EXHIBITION of POIJLTY and PIGEONS
will be held on
WEDNESDAY and Ttireanae, JaNtatir 19 & 20, 1876,
ii THE
CORN EICHANOE, DORCHESTER,
When over 200 Guineas will be given ci PRIZES,
Including Twenty-five Silver Cupp! and Pie,en of Plate.
Forms of entriei and any information may be
obtained of
C. PARSONS, and I nom secs.
J. STRANGE BIGGS 1

BOROUGH Or DORCHESTER. DORsliT.
TTOWN COUNCIL REQUIRE the
SERVICES of competent perems to fill ex; ding
Vacancies in the Offices of SURVEYOR, and
INSPECTOR OF NITISA:;CES under the new
Public Health Act. 1875.
The Surveyor will be expectol to have a full know-
ledge of Steam Pumping Machinery, and general
works (4 Drainage and Water ',apply. awl to be able
to de.deo awl • "Ty mit all Public and Private Improve-
ment Works. . ::g the fonnati nof Itoads. as
well as the other general duties b.., ". •• to the office.
Separate applications lIIAV be tu ,e uy the same
person for both the above
The Salary of the Surveyor is not to exceed £2OO.
Applications (accompanied by Testimonials) stating
! age, salary, and qualifications, to be made in writing,
! on or before the 19th Novruneuinstatat.
By order of the (.
G. SYMONDS, Town Clerk.
Dorchester, lst November, 1875.
TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
ON TrISDAY, Novewsse 16, 1875, JOSEPH
I)REW, 1144., LLD.. P.R.S.L., Fellow of
the Royal Historical Society, has kindly consented to
deliver in the above place a P( IPI'LA II LECTURE,
entitled "MEN AND MODERN SON ETY."
Chair to be taken by the Rev. T. NEAVIL
D(s,rs open at 7.30 p.m.,. lecture to commence at 8.
The pmceedn of this L,cture will go to the Funds
of the Baptist Chapel, Dorchester.
Adrnwoon : Reserved Seats, 1..; Second Seats, Ga.
Schools and Children Half-price.
Tickets may be obtained at the Doors, or at the
Telegram offia, Dorchester.

DOESETSHIRE.
FARM TO BE LPN AND ENTERED UPON
AT LADY-DAY, lac
THE HOOK POND FARM, situate in the
II parish of Hook, containin4 324 a. it. 2p., of which
176 a. 3r. 20p. are arable, and 147 a. lr. 22p. in old
pasture.
The Farm possesses an excellent farmhouse and
comunalloun homestewl, with good buildings.
The Arable land is well adapted for turnip and corn
crops. and the Pasture land is sound and healthy, and
well fitted for Amp and beasts.
The Farm i situate about three miles from the
Great T•dler Railway Station, on the Maiden Newton
and Bridport line.
Every encouragement will be given to a tenant with
capital mol enterprise.
Applications to be made to
Mr. PETER PURVES,
Brampton, Huntingdon.

-Drn E MALT VINEGAR of unifornt strength
an•l fh.vour, in Imperial pint and quart bottle*.
c.i.ArcEs for FISH, GAME, &c.
1:73
pOTTED AIFATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jars.
111()T:'1,,NT;,:.R.SITTIE:a2ranAlLittrL'i.kI1111-
TAWNY SotTPS.
TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
• / IA DE made from freli Fruit and with refined
Sngar only.
CALVES'-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon. Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spice'', Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla. Ahnond, Ginger, Mace, fic.. &c.
I'IROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures orprops bear thae
name and a,bircse on the labels, and fluty he
obtained of Grocers, 4 'hendats, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
TEAI TEA ! ! TEA I I
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, anti fragrant.
rIIHE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalled at 2s. per lb.
THE OUSTO M HOUSE—T-I—A
For quality awl fine flavour.
riIUE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured first-growth Eiden,.
- _ - • - -
rr it E CUSTOM ROUSE TEA
The elieapcbt and best in England.
rir HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
I. In secured padceta, from Local Agents.

IIoI.Y TRINITY CHITI2OH, 110licHFATElt
MIIE following iu the !AST of SITBSCItIP-
TioNs at present promised in AID of the
FITN 1) for 111.1iTOItING 11oLY TRINITY
CHURCH
t s.d. s. d.
Proceeds of Ramer 360 0 0 Smith,Mr. Boyton 5 0 0
Churchill, 711i.5... 150 o o Suuuithu, DY ... 5 0 0
Churchill, Miss E. 150 0 0 Sizirlot Mr. w. .. 5
Salisbury Diocesan ltuuveuubill. Mr. it. 5 0
Church Build- Docwra, Mr. J... 6 0
Rig Society 150 0 U. Relining. Mr.. C. 5 0 0
Williams, Mr. it. 100 0 0 1 I"th, Rev. R.... 5 0
Ingity,Mr.G.D.W. BEI 0 0 Pantor, Mrs. ... 5 1.1 0
Me.srs. It. and H. Tliring. Nlrs. „. 5 0
Williams it Co. 100 0 0 rnoliart,Rey.W. 5 0
Sturt Mr. H. 0., Anonymous, P.... 5 0
_. 100 0 0, Nitiv-el, Mr. A.... 5
Brymer, Mr. W. Mr. ll._ 5 0
111'- , M.P. .. 0 0 1 Holland, Mr. F.... 5 0
Eldon. the Earl of 100 0 0' J. 111. ... 5 0
Everett, Rev. H. 100 0 0 Atkins,Mr.Alfred 5 0
Davis, Mr. lituhert 11.81 0 0 Bost, i'aptnin ... 5
Incorporated Misc.. 5
Church Building , Longman, Nlessrs. 5
Society ... 100 0 0 Chapman, Mr. K. 5
Proceeds of Con- Miles. Mr. J. ... 5
eerie ......40) 0 0 Day, Messrs. ... 5
Hawkins, r. ... 60 0 U Davht, Mr. 10. .. 5
Henning. Colonel Tryon, Admiral-. 5
C.B. 50 0 01 Ferrer, Mrs. 5
A. H. .- *_ 50 0 0 Fyier, Mr... 5
Ilchester, Earl of 50 0 0 Bblwell, Mr. ... 6
Pearce, Mr. R. ... 0 0 Captain Batetnan 5
Buller, Lady M.... 101 5 0 A.111.r. . 5
Rivers, Lord ... 25 eh
0 0 Rev. W. urehill 5
Sturt, Colonel „. 25 0 U Filliter, Messrs. 3
Midtlleton, Mr. H. Ltailow, Rev. E. 3 .
5.......25 0 0 Smith. Dr. Marton 3
Burnett, Mr. E.... 05 0 0 Collected by Mr.
Hodges, Mr. J. F.. R. !Atm, ... 3
Jun. 26 0 0 Collected hy Mrs.
P, Mr. Edwin 45 0 0 T. S. Biggs 3
S;l7:er, Mr. A. ... 25 0 0 Mrs. ... 3
First Instalment ittslgett, Mr. 3
of Ladies' Guild Illissett, Mks ... 3
Canis _ ei 4 3 Spicer, Mr. James 3
Second Instalment Itavenhill, Rey.
of Ladies' Guild H. 2 1
Cards 24 8 U Tracey, Rev. F. F. 2
Dr.Drew,proceeds Williams, Mr. J.
of Lecture _. 21 2 0 A. ... 2
Boucher, Rev, H. 21 0 U Williams, Mr.
}lover, Mr. J., Robert, Jun. . 2
M.P. ... 21 0 Drat, Mr. .1. ti.
Pattison. Mrs. ... 21 U U W. E M.P. ... 2
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 0 u Leigh. *Oar _ 2
Coombs, Miss ... 20 0 0 Hayman. Mr. ... 2
Davis, M Mime.. Mr. IL _
Kitelersley. Mr. Goy &Son Messrs. 2
E. L. . 211 0 0 Sly. Mr. J. 2
Page, Miss .- 0 0 Helse.SirE., Bari. 2
Thornton, Mr. R. 20 0 0 Mr. 2
Altlntlge, Dr. ... 20 0 0 ease, Mr. R. . 2
Bishop of Saha- !Winders & hied.
bury 20 0 0 Messrs.
Anonymous, .1..,. 15 0 0 Godwin, Mr. John
Lambe W rt, Mr. . 10 10 01 Slad M
e, eW. ...
Lock, Mr. A. H. 10 10 0 Sanctuary, Arch-
lionize., Mr. J. F. 10 0 0 deacon ._ 2
Wallis. Mr. J. ... 10 0 0 Devenish, Mr. and
(lane,
... to 0 U Mrs. It. 2
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 U 0 Dansey,John,Esq.
Stone, Mr.. ... 10 0 0 Janvrin, Rev. J.
Toth Mr. John 10 0 0 W. 0
Bankes,RevEltlon 10 0 U Seeley, Miss . 0
Lyon, Major _IOU 01 Rooke, Rev. J. P. 0
Eli.dersley, Sir It. Brown. Widow.- 13
T. ... ... 10 0 0 Voss. Mr*. . 5
Sanderson, Mrs-. 10 0 U Ranker. Rev. K 1
Green, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Burt, 'Ar. 0 I
Boker,Rev.Talbot 10 0 0 Enema, Mr. 11. ... 1
Wood, Mils. and 'Rolland, Mr. ... 1
Miss .. ... 10 0 0. Aldworth, Mr. „. 1
Maher. Mr. G. ... 10 0 01 Basco:We, Mr. E. 1
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0 flreen, Rev. J. ... 1
Mayo. Mr. If. ... 10 0 01 Ensor and Co.,
Bond, Rev. N. .. 10 to 1.11 1
Sir E. 11. Baker, 1 Rayne, Mrs. It. 1
Bart. 10 0 0 1 Nus.tr, Mr. G. ..
Green, Mrs.. pro- Poole IL, Req.,
reeds of neet'lle-
work . 0 0 Watts, Ry.R. if. I
Hall, Mr. ... 5 6 0 Lock, Rev. W. 1
DayiA, Mr. John 5 5 0 Mantel), Sir John
Dom!, Mr. N. ... 5 5 0 I
Grove, Mr. ... 5 5 0 Mr. G. Maio ... 1
Lock. Mr. F. .. 55 0 , Boon. Mr.... ... 1
Collected by Mr. ' Barge, Miss ... 0
... 5 I Cu Eyan• Mr. ... 0
Parodic!, Mrs. ... 5 0 0 Itrnekj.,lo,ok.mh.
Hazel, ?dr. ... 5 0 0 V..., Mr.... 0
Anonymous ... 50 0 ' Rinser, Mrs. .
Wilkinson,Lieut.- 1 C.aleraf t., Mr. J.D. II
_ 0 0 Lovelms, Mr.
Hawkins. Mr. G. 5 0 0 letution. Mr... 0
Ling. Mr. 11. _. 5 U U Thankoffering . 0
Ferrer, Mr. 0. W. 5 0 0 Barnes, Rev. E. 0
Min, Rec. C. ... 5 0 0 ' Midges, Mr. C....
11oditoa. Rev. Dr. 5 0 0 Small Sunis 17

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THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea having passel' Her Majesty's Customs as
" High-clam Tea," pwsunsws every characteristic of
First-growth KahloW. ainl being secure.' in l'ackete,
rettins all the fragrant and j gent properties of the
nem ly.picke.l leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
• deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
tbe palate, is lasting in strength, and its economy in
use renders it alone Iltwirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellence)—
flontainirq; jib, net, 2s 6,1 each
„ 111,. ~ ls 3d „
„ lb. ~7i.1
oz. „ 4,1 ..,
To test the guilty, consumers should purchase one
of the smaller l'ackets, and compare it with the
quality they may is, using. To be procured from
1 ..k,,euts in t Towns and Villages, and Wholesale
may from C tVF. & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
1,41.1 u, S.". to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies eli,oil:1 be addressed.
LIST Of AGENIS:
Ask...mm..li. II White Parkstone, T. Horn, Pousouby
ftri.io..ri, M. J. Pitcher Place
Ilere IWO., It. Howse Piddletown, C. Gray
Chideock, .1 A. Muming Poole. .1. Lawrence. 110. Iligh-
Cranhorno, Ir. I' • " street and 01.1 Gnitard-st.
Inoehe.ter, i. l'aul, 10, !Ugh Stella-14ga, A. (Anna
Emstoureet, and J. Herring- Spetti.bury, a. Om
too, IL Conthill Silt., 0. fturvitt
ff,t stow. 11. ilandor.l Stobonnigh 11. Perry
&Am.. Portlaml, S. Comben Stratton. W. Sheideml
Frampton, IL Putman I Shipton George, C. ii‘eigadd
Forth...no. Greve., S Wallis Thornford, 11. Hellyar
o...lmanstone, J. Foot Tarrant *mkt..., A. Golding
Gillluelvun, W. Ilutt Weymouth, Miller and Co.
Einem., C. Saunders West Stafford, J. Goldring
Langt is, mmr Wareham, J. WeAt Stnu, J. F,....,.
11.41a.1.1 Wimi...rne, II Commix% wait.
Lane. is, 11Car Sow age, J. street, and E. Brewer, Hier
Drills . street
Lyme Keels, C Snell Winterhome Abbe., W. IL
Mills. J. Sutler Allen
Slue. leford, Mrs Maher Wyke Iteirl., C. Itaakeigh
lloto.nthe, J. Parsons west Orchard, T. TOM
Marnhull, 8 White . Teuniuster, T. Hayward
Poweestock. T. Gale
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23, IRONMONGER TANI:, LONDON.
(rns OW isoctis.)
JOHNSTON'S
CORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN YlA)rlt.
It in rich in flash-lortniirt and hentririviirz pi-verges,
und when boiled with milk nff”rin c..mpletc and per-
fect uuurishmeut for children and persons of weak
(ligation. It is delicious for Puddings, Custards,
&c.

THE " )01) PURIFIER."
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
HARSAI'AR L I ot.
This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence
over the hi i. which it enriches awl purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purities the system,
and acts like in charm. As a sustaining awl purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in long
standing cases id Indizestion, nervousness, °owlet,
fICTALLI. gout, dropsy, an.l waAtilig of flesh. 5.4,1 by
all arm.gbit.s. Caution—Get the red and blue %%rapier,
with the I b ictor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles. 2s. 6.1., 45., is. 61, and 118. Bent by rail
to any adilreNs.
TIIE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most ismul.‘r ine.licines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indigos-
bv thousands.
.tlso SAIZSAPAILII.T.A OINTNIENT, the best
ether of all soresa,nl:llmlii,i.,6,ain.l
nscaly ilia.;telackhmin,
l'a.:l and 60
4rief; 1111;00:: ; FLEET-STR.EF.T. LONDON,
N.INMOND'S
TRITE CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
is the only yesaioe Citrate if Magnesia; it has
been eliloxiseil IT the entire Medical Pres., and
"iiiimendel by the Me.licAl Faculty. In the smaller
,b,.ies it aids dlizesti,on. It is ale, a specific for the
f4,,wing Sieline., and Imtation of the
Stomach, Ileartbara. Nausea, &c., Indigestion, f'oni.
Istving the Stomach after bard eating or drinking, priai
after eating, and invaluable as a mild aperient anillifor
a c,„ang drink. It is couple, efficacious, and exceed-
joly azraaabie. Children are fond of it. Full
directions are gives on every bottle.
In o Duplex' bottles (registere I) 2d. each.

MINMOND'S
DOUBLE STRENGTH FLUID
MAGNESIA.
This is the only tit sif•Fofts sfaution Magnesia.
Th. of all /hers are but partial tool circum•
trrilsed. owing to want of sufficient strength. Sold
by all chemiets, same price as the weak solutions, in
bottles. Is. and 2s. 61. each.
KINMoND AND CO., LEAMINGTON.
ME, \rum AND INDIGESTION.
VTONDERFUL RESTORATION AFTER
V 15 YE.VitS' SUFF Eit ISO. --44111,--It I. with
pleasure I inform you of the wonderful benefit I have
eymeed from Da KING.A /ANDELION and QUININE
Pitts after 15 years fff suffering. I tried every other
remedy for Biliossness and a weak Digestion. My
own toot clever doctor sail I should never be cured
without Blue Pills or Cabfinel ; hut I dared not take
Nlercurv, it always weakens me NO. I again say I
have trie 1 all alvatised Bilious Pills, but they have
served me AS lefcury floes. I feel that Dr. King's
Pills have so womierfully restored me that I publicly
acknowledge it. I can now drink Ale and Stout, and
a few months back could not take either. I ardently
beg every he I lnow to give them a trial, they are so
init.' and gentle. JOHN Asst.
Ash If Surrey.
Sold by Chemits and Medicine Vendors all over
the World in Butes at ls. 2s. IM., and 4s. 61
each.

—SHEFFIELD POST.—" Its aim is good, its Principles
just, its sphere of operations unlimited, its subsaipMons
kw, its managementecesamical."
INVESTORS' GUARDIAN.—" It is • channel which
can be safely recotaggsedisd to those who desire something
more than • safe 3 fur cent "
AND UPWARD.4_,CIF ONE HUNDRED PROVINCIAL
NEWSPAPERS HAVE PRONOUNCED THE
LOMBARD COMPANIES TO OFFER
TO THE INVICSTOR—An honest, judicious, and
lucrative channel.
TO SOKROWERS.—Pre-emluent advantages.
OFFICES :
43 and 44, LOMBARD•STREET. CITY,
and
fil and VP, REGENT-STREET, W.

LOMBARD DEPOSIT' BANK
(LIMITED).
Nos. 43 and 44, LOMBARD-STREET. CITY;
Min
Nos. F 77 and VD, REGENT-STREET, W.
ESTABLIsIIED
RE"EIVIE DEPOSITS, on Demand, 5 per cent:
subject to notice, 10 per cent. Opens current accounts.
Supplies Cheque-books. Investms are invited to examine
this new and improved system, that ensures a high rate of
interest with perfect security.
TO Bonaowges.—lt offers pre-eminent advantages for
prompt advances on !Aimee, Reversion., Policies, Trade
Stocks, Farm Produce, Warrants, and Furniture without
removal, publicity, sureties, or fees. Prospectus and
balance-sheets free.
JAMES PRYOR, Manager.
ABRIDGED OF THE PRES&
rem Till
LOMBARD DEPOSIT BANK,
(LIMITED).
WEEKLY DESPATCH.—" The elms who cannot bank
with the houses that are in the ascendant have a pleasant
alternative they can put their money in the Lombard
Deposit Bank and sleep in peace, knowing that their
money Is safe, and that the Bank may be depended on."
WEEKLY TIMES.—" They had faith in the Building
Society, whieh bad been a suenem, as it promised to be. end
they believed in the Lombard Bank. The event proved that
their belief was well founded."
NEWS OF THE WORLI).--" The Lombard Deposit
Bank, which was established in PeN, is now strong and
sturdy on its feet, with a fair promise of a hale and hearty
old age."
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Tll2 COURIER.—" The directors do not come before
the public as a company which has no past by which to
estimate the future, and whose present existence gives no
certain test of the future. On the contrary, it has a sue-
ceesful past. and a flourishing present. The progress
already made by the Loinhant Bank must be highly
gratifying to all interested in it."
SUNDAY TIMES.—" Everybody is mutually benefltted
and everyone co-operates, thus one of the fundamental
principles of political economy is recognised and acted
upon with prominent saceess."
THE HOUR. —" Experience has proved that there is
aimed no limit to the sumese of companies such as this,
which conduct their leasinen on sound principles, and the
Lombard has been fortunate in securing • good list of
trustees and directors."
CHRISTIAN GLOBE —"The Lombard Bank is qualified
to suit the convenience of a large class of people unable
to avail themselves of the advantages offered by lama.
establishments."
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DAILY CHRONICLE. —" The principles on which it
is lamed are just and equitable, and its management
economical."
WEST LONDON OBSERVER"" If any one has his
&edits respecting the security and stability of building
societies we have an instance in point which s-Hi dispel
his uneasiness—we *thole to the Lombard Building
Society, which has flourished so well that, although not
yet in its teens, it hae takgn unto itself a bank, and
flourtehee yet more and more.
CHELSEA NEWS.—" We cannot give better advice to
those who wish to know where to deal with a banking
company with feelings of ,ecurity than to refer them to
this establishment, whose. life thus far has been so full of
vigour and so prosperous."
ST. JAMES'S CHRONIOLE.—"The directors of the
Lombard Bank (Limited) offer • boon alike to those who
are prepared to deposit money at a moderate but seeme
rate of interest, and to such whom circumstances oblige
to have recourse to • loan, the conditions of which are
unusually easy and strsightforwariL"
d NORTH 31 I DDLINEX CITRON MLR. —" The banklist
cepartment of the above Company appears to us to be
onducted in the spirit of liberality. All the advantages
of a city hank are to he hail without the exorbitant
balance usually demanded or expected as • remunenstioa
fir keeping the account."
THE EULLIONIST.—" There is obviously a large ens
legitimate field for a sound and useful investment al
capital in this matter.'
SHEFFIELD POST.—"Owing, therefore, to the sound
principles upon which it is merlin-tad, we believe the
Lombard Bank to be one of the safest in existence."
INSURANCE RECOR D.— " Established on well-
tried and approved principles of mutuality and beneficial
co-operation, and has a trustworthy and respectable list of
trustees and directors to conduct its affairs,'
THE ffIRMOPOLITAN.—" The hank has won the con-
fidence of its shareholders, and now requests the support
of the public generally, which we think may fairly be
iron and with advantage. since the Company offers
peculiar facilities for the use of money."
ENGINEERING AND BUILDING TIMES.—" In
these times, when the larger institutions are conducting
business on a dangerous system, inviting enormous lones
and paying scarcely any interest for deposits, • society like
the Lombard is dome a more scrutinising business, which,
with care, may bring out the most satisfactory results."
CHRISTIAN UNION.—" The rates of interest offered
on depoeita are thus much above the ordinary banking
range."
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' GAERTI'E.—" The
institution has hitherto been worked so economically
that each investor has had 10 per cent, per annum on his
nioney."
RAILWAY SERVICE GAZETTE.—" No doubt so pro-
mising an Institution will be extensively patronised in the
r Huey service.
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BUILDERS' WEEKLY REPORTER.—" By avoiding
the mistakes of its predecessor., is enabled to afford to
both investors and borrowers well-nigh unprecedented
advantage."
PADDINGTON TIMES " The Lombard Deposit
Bank is now in its sturdy youth, giving promise of growing
up into is still more sturdy inenhoml. It is eminently •
popular bank, and offers advantages which are at once
unusual and solid."
MONETARY AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE.—
" We have been naked by an intending investor to peruse
the prospectus and balance-sheet of the Lombard Bank
(Limited), and having done so we most admit that It
Weer. to present advantages of no ordinary character,
and which are partiridarlv worthy of the attention of the
provident and thoughtful. We have great pleasure in
, assuring borrowers that they will find it an honest, bona
' fide 'norm for obtaining advances on securities. It further
enhances our pleasure in directing a borrower to this
genuine source, knowing the many traps that are adver-
tised every day to catch and plunder the unwary by
clans pretending to lend money on moderate with a view
of getting fees.
EAST LONDON OBSERVER.—" The great hanks, as
a matter of course, monopolise the lion's share of husinees,
hut there are others willing to do a quiet hut sure trade.
Among such is the Lombard Deposit Bank"
WT LONDON ADVERTISER.—" if anybody is in
search of a respectable banking concern with whom they
may wish to have money dealings, we can direct them to
the Lombard Deposit Rank, !Amhara-street, and at the
West end, in Regent-street. Thy men with money with
which he wishes to deal has his choice. Ile may put his
money in the bank on deposit, and receive moderate,
sound, real, and sure interest, or he may purchase • sham
and exercise his right as a shareholder."
THF. HOUR.—" The success which attended the opera-
liens of the Lombard Building Society, established in
liett has suggested to the promoters the plan of instituting
• Deposit "Ink. Like other banks, the Lombard Dimwit
Rank will endeavour to make money by borrowing and
looting; but it will do both on terms much more favour-
able for its customers, and will deal in much smaller
amounts than is usual. Shares in the Lombard Bank may
be applied for with confidence,"
CHRISTIAN GLOBE.—" Bawd upon sound commercial
principles, the success of the Lombard Bank has been such
as to warrant the expectations first entertained of it. By
the business operations of this establishment all clause*
may have a banking account"
THE DRAPER.—" The Lombard Bank undertakes to
lend money, as well an to receive money for investment;
and it appear,' to us that the calculations made me such as
to give the utmost soundness to the concern and ample
security to investors."
Till REPORTER.—" it is becoming more and more
important every day to the comniercial world to have a
legitimate and safe channel, where temporary accommo-
dation can be secured at • fair but profitable rate
on securities not available under the Building
Society's Arts. With • view of meeting these require-
ments the directors have projected, ae &distinct company,
the Laniard Deposit Bank, Limited."
INVESTORS' GUARDIAN.—" The safety of the
depositor depends more upon the use which is made of his
money than upon any other element, and the hombrird
Deposit Bank rives that security with • marginal
guarantee of • subscribed and paid-up capital."
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EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.--" This hank is booed on
sound banking principles, and we see no reason why it
should not prove quite 11,1 successful as the Mather
society of which It is an outgrowth. Thus far the most
sanguine anticipations have been verified.
FORFIITERS' FREE PRESS-" The Lombard Rank
is meneee'l by gentlemen who have had considerable
commercial experience, and who have hitherto handled
other people's money with honour and probity, and paid
by a system of strict economy
every Investor 10 per cent,
per
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' GAZETTE—" No
doubt so promising an institution will be extensively
patronised by commercial men."
INVESTORS' GUARDIAN.—" It will take suite time'
to overcome the force of habit, and to divert money from
its ordinary channels, but we have no doubt that institu-
tions like the Lombard Deposit Bank, which afford •
practical solution of the difficulty, will meet with consider-
able support and success. Of course, much might be
written pro, and con. upon the comparative security of
these institutions and old-established banks. Still, the
fart remains that the capitalist gets small thanks and
little return from the banks,
while the more modern
institutions treat him upon • more liberal footing. The
position of the depositor is this—at • return of 1 per cent.
It takes him 100 yean to earn the capital embarked. while
in the Ininbard Nink it takes him tents be recouped in
profits what he has embarked in capital."
CHRISTIAN UNION. The TAmteird 8"k of
Deposit, in connection with the Building Society, has a
separate capital, and invites deposits of £lO and upwards,
and conducts banking business on much the same
principles as other London Banks, hut has, no doubt, a
special function as regards the class of business conducted
by. the Building Sometg, or. In other words, Property
investment."

FREE RIILIGRATION
TO
SL ITH AUSTRALIA.
Fll'A ?IMAGES to South Australia are granted
to Agricultural, Railway and other
abourers and Danielsen, Copper, ran, and Lead
Miners, not eicaeding 40 years of age, single, or
married with not more than three children, also to
Single Female Domestic Servants
Persons of the above callings and ages, paving their
own Full Passage, receive a Lana Order Warrant of
the value of 820 for every Adult above 12, and £lO for
Children between 1 and 12 years of age.
HANDBOOK DESCRIPTIVE OF THE COLONY
gratis on application.
Immediate Application should be Made to the
Authorised Local Selecting Agents, or to the Emigra-
tion Agent for South Australia, No. 8, Victoria
Chambers, Westminster, London, S.W.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
ro
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undsrtaldng for repayment of cost of passage
required.
Amisted Plumagea granted to Mechanics and other
eligihie permoul.
There ia a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Surgeon -Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each Ship.
Each family ha. a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
into the Government Home.
.EZO Lund Order Warrants per Adult issued to persons
payiag their own
.jull
Appointed Agent for BridpoTts,s3l4. HANNAH
Pincer.; Shaftesbury. Mr. JOHN HILNNETT; Blandford,
Mr. MORT MAP.R.
Queensland Government Office,
32, ('haring Cross, London.

FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
FREE PASSAGES
ARE GRANTED BY THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under:—
To Married and Single Agrioultu.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanim, Re,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymabb,, Ac.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London, S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now rawly and may he obtained on
application to 3fesam STREET, 30, Cornhill, KC., and
5, Serle•street, W.C., London. Price Is. 8.1., post
free, la.
Aoraur—Mr„ CHARLES BRYER, North Square
Dorchester.
WHITE STAR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAM/MS.—LIVERPOOL to NEW
-•• _ • - YORK every THURSDAY. QUERNS-
TOWN every nu Dar; forwarding Passengers to all parts
of the United States and Canada.
The sroll•knowil feet Will Steamers thh, line .1;so unde
CELTIC ....... ........... 19th Nov.
ADRIATIC.. THURSDAY, 25th Nov.
BALTIC THURSDAY, Sind Dec.
REPUBLIC THURSDAY, 9th Dec.
GERMANIC THURSDAY, 16th Dec.
Kam, 6MU tons burden and 3,000 boos-oorrer. averse'
PA.A.A.re si days in Ihnunier, 914.1. In Winter.
Theme new end op.endid Vesoels reduce the pargehto the
short,. poselltle DDia, ,nd effort ti Passengers the highest
dettri e of comfort ',wars° atsainshie St It.
tho Steerage aczoinnuslatimi is .4 the a cry h,gho.t character,
the rooms are uniumally spacious, well lighted, ventilated, sod
warmed, and &I...lager' of this claw will Rod their comfort
:artfully .
Unlimited auoply of Cooked Proytalons.
Medical comforts free of charge
Stewardess. In Steerage to attend the Women end Children.
Steerage Fare 14 New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, at
reduced rates.
Ps...engin hooked through to all pert. of Stat., Caruid•,
India Sc. , at special rates
Watts Is nod on New York free of Charge
For fuU particulars apply any of the White Pier AReeta
to Isar Soars and Co. nngown ;or to ISRAY. IMBIE,
sum 00., 34, Lesdenh -street. S.C.

en,4IITATIONAL LINE TO NEW
-.23dElifie/-1 YORK.
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Norma —Ma Company takes the Rink of lueurance (up to
4100.000).o mob of its Yenned thus giving Panengers the
bent would. guar.intee for safety and avoidance of danger at
The moo southerly route hoe always been sdopted by 111.
Cowperyt.o4l bead Headlantn
From 14YRRPOOL to New YORK every WRDNESDAY.
nor Livearoot. 30 New YORK az follows
THE AIIEEN WEDNESDAY, 10th Nov.
SPATN WEDNESDAY, 17th Nov.
ER1N....... .............. WEDMNADAT, 24th Nov.
From LANDON to New York fortnightly.
rrkix Witinmtogr, 10th Nov.
HOLLAND ...... Woonctoev. 17th Nov.
CANADA. ..... WeDrisoey, 2.1t1 Nov.
Rate of Pump 10,11,16, and 17 Gone..'; Return rickets, 24
Guinean The .nf,rt of emalues FANNNONAA speelnlly con.
a'iurgd. ece nun.datlon tieing utn.urinuest forspace, light,
"mtal."°°- Bleoruge Fare Eh, including an ahundance
of Freeb Provieinnn. Pweirogern forwarded turn New York to
Roston and Philadelphia without extra charge Cheun Through
Stokingo to all the principal TIM. to Canada and the United
awe,
Fur Fiewage apply to THE NATIOYAL STEAMSHIP
cittiPANY (L•mlted 13, Water.atreet, Liverpool :
SUPII,II.II. and Co., Agenda, 33, Orsosi hurche, reed, London; or
to ROMT U. MOT. AUCIIOO Mart, Irridport ; F.
NLIONme, NooM.street. Crewkerne ; JoliMa WA", Rortochi
Somers.' ; or to A. It ginner, West Quey.road, Poole.
Pewees" are advised to mum their Peewee from the
6.eul Agents I efore leaving boort

A LLAN LINE.
rlpar, -Cl_ SHORTEST
• OCEAN PASSAGE
- - TO AMERICA.
Compmed of Twenty
3"" FlreleClam Royal Ma
Steamers.
•
SAILING DAYS—from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY sad
THURSDAY to CANADA, and evevy ALTERNATE TUE&
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Pl=
17T'Arti. norm to all parts of CANADA and the U
Surgeon and Stewardesses provided tree for all clam* of
Pamengers.
who secure their Tickets before leaving home
arePsoretitr:e Railway Mallon in Liverpool by an wibinted
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go I. board WO Roamer.
The Canadian Oorenimeat grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the "ALLAN" LINE.
Foga/tee of Freight or Passage, apply to Attee flaorsaas
and Cb., Alexandra Gadding., Jam...tree, Liverpool ; in to
K. Eitewymo, 43, 111gb Emnotreet, Dorchester ; J. AXPIIPAON,
39, Essilditrest, mouth R. If Mum, Salisburreetreet,
Blanalford

CURE FOR ALL
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
_
A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, DIPHTHERIA
SORE TIIROAT, ASTHMA, AC
For curl fr .to thrmt, dtp.ther a, hronchitie. &Ahem,
tightnes. ..f the crest. ... I tab n the side—wMe, buten%
ea..1.-nt •14. r pleVeell deerneriallat into more menu.
Malabo.. this Ontment n . the 'time power• over elle-t Ode.
pin'. te sa a banter pd. e•sea Witbriut cso‘ing pain or debility.
0,.1 ..thms.,e invaods all derive marvel am ease from the
me of thi• Ointment, shich has brought round many each
sufferers en reestablished health after every other means had
sign.ll. bliel.
BAD LEGS BAD BREASTS. OLD SORES AND ULCERS.
By rubbing the Ointment round the &fleet* I parte it pen.
trate, to the itatra Yeneeth. an 4 Mere peg • a trierful power
nn • I the Id,ot t dosing to. and returning fr m, the dieen•ed
pert, Ille Ifill.s..atlon diminishes. the Pete It Comm. leße
intolersh e, 'be matter thicker, ant • iare is noon effected.
In ell klef. landing cAao4, W-11 ~/40. I'll. all .u•I albn be
taken, as they will thorooghly expel all depraved humour.
!OM the 1,•I•.
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
Gout ett.d KAr miatiern arise front inflammation in the parte
aff.c ed. T. effcct • permanent core adopt • co..llng diet . ____---7.----i—r-T,T,,r.
Av,
tz
AN6-.,...ipiscm.
uorioNB
drink plenty of water, take six of Holl'oeray's Pills night mut Just, Publithed, Peet free "
"Ives"RD:lblell7.;r iU'theCnc":4 oramNerv°Ur:na"
go,r•loc. and ruh this Ointment Melt effectu•lly twine • day fIUIDE TO MULTI.' :
into the suffering part., when used almultantously, they drive e.-X for the CURIE a NEI/11°t?l; "Bill"' BT Dr.
all Inflammation and depression from the oyetem, sutxl ,te and DERRY SMITH, Author
I remove all entargement of the Joint., and leave the sinews anJ GUIDE OF HEALTH gi i
muscles lax mid uncontracted. Eshaustios, In *melon, Rheuntst eni. mheee of not.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. Ilfmknem, Lowd SPirde. Nervous Debility. Painful Dreams.
s,ditud,,,zronullessNerrrrears;reatridtho.tte; Diseases moulting
In this alms of complaints, on matter the .0, the me. ot Mental and Title"' Der".6"°' l'ed°44°". Impaired tieeßee7e
the place, or under what name the dime. trmy be Ossified. Los• of IreterEb Pah" Ih r" S' . TimhlitT. ihesleate, Lome
b."'
D,t7:ylasneut:r.dETTsp.diobY KbP:lli.t.tlith:l7,ll:oll:l3;c7".".E.,„ °am,
it sr II le cured if this Ointment he moil rubbed tithe the ~f
system, and Holloway's Pills taken night and morning to purify front Rehm oN , ect 01 Indberetion.
the bleetd. There te nothing deleterious in the compel lort of Gives INSTRUCTI . PRESCRIPTIONS by erbiob
Ws
1 111,,110..r. Ointment, bee, ~,, the eeetreg, I • ingredients Thousands of Dr. l'•ert. Patients have been motored to
i posse. the mat mothing, porifylor, and ottong.bdoilof boolth Lod r•iloot'. Dlo wlth Teetia.o,,h,c, free.
qualities.
.N.4.,:h;e4,...i.Ohipw.entmen.thiftitr and Pill. are cold stimothProfroogonessor.;
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Wiwi t. In Pnte and Boxes, at Is lid, in 9d., ea tikt, I en, lem, bean .te Rut. I ImPßinem.
1 sof SU each The otozliort rot of Oie•noint ,OPt•DP 00. Addrem, Dr. H. Smith, S. Burton emerald, London, W.C.
ounce: and the staal ml. Box ,4 Pit', lour thew, hopormnt to Country Patients.
• P 4 and B". Ma
i Poll printed directionn are sMatel to foe- • ' ' lan
' can be .1 In any Language. even In Turkish, Amiss, Armlet
V DehlUtollnit Dime... will, for the b„,,,,i, .1 00.0,..•
Patients who cannot consult him personally, ',mei.,
Person sr Chimes.
itha.3na,variffgADsety.
primid, nalledmodo.Thur pliicpricai4, on every rzitptliort.
lora tthhe:rmocasgs,.useco.ind buil opir.d.rininea,l,,..„,h.tekaited
the utmost prcenptssis, at the office of this paper, TireZ
8, Hlgh Weet-eireet. Dorchester Adams —lfit. IL Burrs. b. Buries CfeK4IES Landes, W
.0

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
nit. .7 COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNF..
I A few doges quite effectual --amnion. —The extracedinary
medic:Li reports oil the offleac7 of Chlorodyne render it of vital
importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which Is
proyeted by a Goventment stamp, hemitsg the words "lit J.
Gall, Browns'. Chlorodyne " See decision of Viou-L2taneellor
Sir W. Page Wood, the "Times," July 14th, 1474. Nutnerous !
testimonials from eminent Physicians aomotinany each bottle.
From W. C. Witnise Keq., F. KC S., :lidding.
"I conaider it Invaluable i Phthisis and Spasmodic Cough;
the benefit is very marke ! "
Dr. M' Millman, of Now Galloway, Scotland.
" I consider it the most valuable mallaine known."
Fchl in bottles, Is lid. 25 9.1, and Os 01 by all Choniats. Sole
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell-street,
London. W.C.
DOWN QUILTS AND DOWN CLOLIIINJ.
DOOTH and FOX.
I) WARMTH OF TURKS FOLDS WOOLLEN FABRIC AND
NOT TIIK WEIGHT OF 'INK.
The PUBLIC are respectfully CAUTIONED against
SFURIGUS IMITATIONS,
where UNPURIFIED and I NFERIO't !SOWN may have
been used in the manufacture
Tho articles so made are sure to become UN WHOLE3OHIC and
UNPLEASANT In use.
Each Genuine Article has the PATENITEES' NAMES attached
BOOTh mci FOX.
Sold by the lending DRAPERS MO UPHOLSTERERS.
14111PPEItisnd the TRADE SUPPLIED.
DOOTH and FOX.
D Cork; Slanchmter ; and 80, Hatton Garden, London,
Prise Medals—Lombitt, ; Dublin, Vain.
SCOTCH I TIIE SECRET BLEND, Old Matured, is resrae°-
nom. Purity guaranteed. 40s. per dozen.
LSrriaito paid on Two dozen and upwards. To be
WHISKY. I had 4oily from INNES A GRIEVE, Waterloo
Place. Edioburglior their Agents.
RI) THIS LE:ITER
Received foim Mr. Heald, Chemist, July, 1475.
Sir,— neighbour of at Slesfunl who hail been given up
by the Doctors took your l'ills only, and tells me they saved his
life, and he ha. boon, though over fifty years of age ale to
work at his trate ever since-1 ant, yours, Ac,
IL MAW
To Mr. lambert, " Proprietor of Dr. Scott's Bilious and
Liver Mlle.
Yere Street, L.11,i1111, W.
Theft Pills are Invaluable as a family aperient and general
malicine 'like for both imam, are mold by all Chemists In Boxes
at is lid. and 2*. 9,1. Observe Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and
LIVER PILLS. Wrappod In a square green package. rake no
other.
, I dIE beat FIRE-LIGHTER In the World is manufactured by
I the PATENT STAR FIRE.LIGHTEtt COMPANY Llntital.
No paper required Casts of 400 or 500 sent on receipt of PAL
Order for 10e NI. to 27, walbncli, London, K C Ask your
Grocer, Oilman, Ac , for them. Agents Wanted.
ILi" .11TA %T.—FIAT'S Patent Waterproof' GLUCiSsratrt
Limited, L ‘NDPOR r, PORTIGIoIITII. offers a very cheap
and useful Varnish admirably suiti.-1 for the preseriation
Shine' and Boats kottoms, Out-buildings, Iron Fences and
Walls er --ad to Wet Price 101 per gallon.

IVA. The (riend.; of armored persons are invited to
inspect • variety of NI EWA:IXL CAICOS, emho,..ed,
Callieo, Or plain, at the Mike of this paper, tt„ Wh
West-street. I)orchoster ; at I, Queen-street, Itri,lpott;
or at 7, Bond-street, Weymouth. Or specimens will
be sent he past for selection.
1115 Kinbooied Cards, with name, Ilato., ages, and &
venie of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied I'm le.

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