The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-28 00:00:00

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SHOW,
WEIDNENDAT, JILT 29m, 1874.
MR. T. S. MORGAN hits received in-
structions to OFFER for SALE, in addition
to his usual wall, Sale
1 Pure-bred Berkshire Boar, one of Mr. Sztron's
breed, the winner of several prizes, the property
of Mr. T. WALDEN, of Came I/airy
1 Berkshire Sow awl 3 Elts, the property of Mr. S.
STEEN, Canning Court
Sale at Twelve o'clock.

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
rPHE above SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
cu TIDEWAY next, AUGUST 4t6. for the Evening
Classes, and on WIDNIPSDAT, AUGUST sth, for the
Morning and Afternoon Classes.
Terms and Particulars to be obtained of
DR. ROBINSON,
Hon. Secretary.
South-street, Derthestear.

PABTRYCOOR AND CONFECTIONER'S
BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF.
IN consequence of the death of Mr. WILLIAM
WoOLAToN, who for 15 years past carried on the
Business of Pastrycook and Confectioner, at No. 16,
Cornhill, Dorchester, his Widow is desirous of DIS-
POSING of the BUSINES&
This is • lows fide conceni, and offers a good oppor-
tunity for any person of business habits to carry on a
successful trade. —Apply to Mrs. Wocusros as above.
Dated 21st July, 1874.

EXPRESS AND TELEGRAM

STEAM PRINTING WORKS

8, HIGH STREET, DORCHESTER

CIRCULATION OF "THE TELEGRAM."
DURING THE PAST TEAR THE NUMBER OF
COPIES OF "THE TELEGRAM" PRINTED
OD CIRCULATED OYER AN EXTENSIVE
DISTRICT, AMOUNTED TO UPWARDS OF
A QUARTER OF A MILLION;
AND THE WEEKLY CIRCULATION ILO NOW
REACHED THE LARGE TOTAL OF
SIX THOUSAND COPIES.
FOR ADVERTISERESIS OF EVERY CLASS
" THE TELEGRAM " IS AN sxcaux.re
MEDIC AND THE CHARGES ARE MOD MATZ.
" WANTED " AD % EaTisEuvrTs ONE Inn
-
110:4, lm.; AND POE EACH SUIREQUIRT
Will. IL
TRADE ADTKartamizzrrs nor b. 6d. Psi
INSERTION, WITH SPECIAL RATES IT THE
'emus*.
HEAD OPFICE, Dotaffinirs-
Durnucr Orvico : Wirrotrru, W. T.
Rousts, LOCAL Raman& ; Pomx, A.
B. VICAR!, LOCAL REPORTER ; BEI DPORT,
E. W. Ews.ra, Low. REPOKTICS ; IT
WHOM ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED
AND ANY IN 'VEXATION GIVEN.

STEAM PRINTING WORKS

8, HIGH STREET, DORCHESTER

MILBORNR NT. ANDREW.
WJ. BESENT ber to offer to Agricel-
._ • berme of the newisbourhood all kinds of
"Kin, TURNIP RAPE, MANGOLD, end
MUSTARD SEEDS, 'of the BUT QUALITY, &treason-
able inbem•
AU letters and onlers promptly attended to.
°Mere taken for LAWES MANGOLD and
TURNIP MAN U RE&
April la, Mt.
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MONEY TO LEND, to borriorers residing
in town or country, from L. 50 upwards, repay-
able in one sum from one to five years, at 5 per cent.
Interest on personal security ; also m° of
freehold or lessehokl property from 3' per oeurrr a
term of years to be agreed upon. No commission.—
Apply to It F. Piraeus, EMI. 120, Southampton
Row, London W.C.

DORCHESTER.
rBE LET, from Michaelmas next, the
YARD and PREMISES situate in Trinity-
froet. now in the
.occupation of Mr. HINIT TATUM,
Wailanist.—AppllCatioli to made to G. &moans,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, July Mil, 1874.

w-AiiiTED, a SMALL FARM to t. hy
an Officer Late of the Military Boryi,okran
at
ratleaelrose Best, of about 20 ACRES of light
about 60 mace kora London. Should the
camp require 1m,,P7 vinll• 5 Per cent. per annum
the outlay &Mini n tothe rent at ir„,,er,.
pat
given. Preference to become a tenant under a county
ientlemaa. --Addreek with detailed Particulars, to
Carrell( limo, Forest Side, Waltham Abbey,

-DCHIMANT to an Order of the High Court
.L of Chancery _mode in a Cause Harding against
Harding
_the CREDITORS of JAMES ILLEDING,
late of Waterston, in the County of lkorset. Gentleman,
who died on the 24th 'lay of kebruary, 1871, are on or
before the 30th day of Sitrrxueso, 1974, to send by
post prepaid to Mr. GeoRCE JANDI ANDREW/I, of the
firm of Andrews and Pope, of Dorchester, in the
County of Dorset, the Solicitors of the Plaintiffs,
JANES Got Lit HARDING and CHAmief WELcii, the
Executors of the Deceased, their Christian and
Surnames, Addresses, and Description'', the full
particulars of their Claims, a Statement of their
Accounts, awl the nature of the Securities (if any) held
by them, or in default thereof they will be peremp-
torily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree.
Every Creditor holding any Security is to produce the
same before the Vim-Chancellor, Sir RICHARD IHAI.INS,
at his Chambers, situated at No. 3, Stone-buildings,
Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, on FRIDAY, the 30th day
Ocromut, 1874, at Twelve of the clock at Noon, being
the time appointed for adjudicating on the Claims.
Dated the 13th 'hay of July, Inc
h. W. WALKER,
Chief Clerk.
RHODES ago SON,
63, Chancery-lone, London, Agents for
ANDRZWII sad Purr, Dorchester, Dorset,
Plaintiffs' Solicitors.

CHEAP COALS !
W. L'HOMME,
COAL MERCHANT,
DORCHESTER,
18 NOW MIMI THE BEST
FOREST OF DEAN COALS
Delivered in any part of Dorchester or Furdington,
free of cartage. Also the best
RUABON,
CLAY CRaSS,
AILICHTONR,
BEDWORTIi STRAY
MERTHYR is other MANUFACTURING;
COALS, including
CULIII,
TENBY STONZ COAL, air.
In trucks to any Railway Station at WHOLINULE
PRICES ma READY MONET.

COAIfI COALS!!
UT DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• Nltw INS, South-stree and Soirrs-WasraltS
RAILWAY &anon, DORCHES ER, begs to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
Worm them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
W.D. is now supplying
FOREST OF DEAN (or Hullo), and SILKSTONE
COALS, and confidently recommends
them as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSEND
PO R BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
MUM REM
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial revert/idly solicited.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.
ROBERT HILL,
(arreirson re C. Loci,)
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORM AT Till GAZA? WIDITIIRS AND hoUTH.WYSTERN
RAILWAY STATIONS.
All Orders racists! as R./, South-street, or at the Offict,
G. W. B. Malian, will hare prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock :
BEST WALLSF:ND.
„ CLAY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
, SMITHS.
STONE COALS.
RUIIIILY CULM.
BEST BULL(J, or
FOREST OF DEAN.
COth dolirered in the rolentrson reasosahle tents, and in
Liorthester and Pordingion free.
BY TRUvr WAIN( AT RIDUCILD MOS&
AGENT FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY.

BEST SCRAP AXLES
Y 11711) WMI
MAGGS' IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES.
SuMina aryl froioramigers or cured from Mc Mairr,
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
Mustrated Price Lista and Terms on application.
NTERVOLIB DEBILITY.—Gratis, a
11 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
on receipt of postage edam Address, SZCZITAIT,
Institute of Anatomy, Uirmingbasu,

frA...4...
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
fIN ever/ MONDAY a CHEAP Env&
kJ SION 'RAIN for LONDON at the Ordinary
Excursion farm will leave Portland at 7.55 am. ;
Weymouth, 9.5 a.m. ; 1 /orchester, 9.30 a.m. ; Moreton,
9.42 a.m. ; Wool, 9.52 a.m. ; Wareham, 10.5 am. ;
Hamworthy, 10.0 a.m. Returning from Waterloo
Bridge Station at 1.0 p.m. ou the following Saturday
or Saturday week.
The tickets are not transferable, are available only
at the Stations named upon them, and only by the
Excursion Train there and back.
Only one article allowed as Luggage to each Adult
Passenger.
GOODWOOD RACKS CUP DAY,
THURSDA E, 391 k JULY.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
nN the abov., day, a TRAIN will leave
for CHICH ER.
WEYMOU H, calling at the following Stations
EST

STATIONS. nice. Fares to Chichester a beck.
- - --
Ara. IA MAIM' OlaarCov,Oir
Leave Weyninuth et 6.25 1 d s. d. e. J.
„ Dorchester .. at 134. c, 16 0 11 0 7 6
„ Wareham ..t 7. 9
„ Hatuworthy Julie. at 7.19 14 0 10 6 7 0
„ Wienhorna at 7.31 13 6 10 0 6 6
• Rhuraolal at 7.48 11 6 8 0 6 6
Arrive Chichuter about . 10.30

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO LONDO N
ON MONDAY next, and every MONDAY
until further Notice, an EXCUIL`MON TRAIN
for LONDON will leave Weymouth at 0.0, Dorchester,
&25; Maiden Newton, &45 ; Yeovil, 9.20; Sparkford,
9.40; Castle Carey, 9.50; Bruton, 10.0; Witham,
10.10; Fn.tne, 10.23; Weigtbury, 10.45, and Trow-
bridge 11.0 a.m., immengers returning front Paddington
at 12.40 p.m, at option on the Saturday or Saturday
week following date ,d departure.
For fares and full particulars see handbills.
Paddington Terminus. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man.

2.r‘
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x.
• ' • : • . • • . • •
SOMERSET A.ND DORSET RAILWAY.
-
GLASTONBURY AND WELLS EVERY MONDAY.
--
-LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice the
following CHEAP FARES to GLASTON-
BURY and WELLS will be charged by the under-
mentioned Trains:-
Ist Cl. Cov.C.
d.
From Burnham and Ilighbridge, by the 1290
and 120 p.m. up Mane 2 0 1
Poole, Poole Junction, Winibume, and Bailey
Gate, by the a.lu a.m. and 10.45 a.m. down
Minis " 4 6 3 0
litandfonl, bhillinwstone, titurtninater, and
Stsibridge, by ditto .. 4 0 2 6
Temple 0.1116 e, WiIIWILOII, end CAA: 2 0 1 0
These 'rickets, which are not transferable, are avail-
able for the Return Journey on the day of bow, by
any of the Onlinary Trains, and by a Special Train,
which leaves Wells at 6.::0 p.m., and Glastonbury at
6.45 p.m.
--
BURNUJM Emigusiox EVERY mospar.
-LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice a
AA CHEAP EXCURSION TItAIN BUIE.N-
HAM will rim as follows:—
Stations. - Train. Fannie flambe:Naha:o.
From. p.m. Ist Cl. 2nd Cl. Cow. C
Poole (town station) ti 10 /„.." 38. od. od.
Poole New JllllOl.lll 1
i intion 30
Bailey Gate
SaVdtrb.udrY 5I)
bhilliugstone 21) 38' Ca 2L "
Sturwilister Newton . 30
Walbridge . • .. 43
lieustridge .• 4e
Temploosube (lower station) (.3Witicauton .. 1 2.5
Cole 1 40
Everen.wch 1 40
Pllle (Shel(on 11311ett) .. 1 50 r 34. 14.
Kest Pennard . 11 5
Polshain .. 10 40
Ghtatonbury 11 25
812a1wiek . .. 11 37 b. W. IL Oat Is. Od.
Arrive at Bunduun about .. 12 0
Children under three years of awe, free; above three
and under twelve, half-fares.
Passengers leaving the Trains at any intermediate
station when travelling. with thow Tickets, will be
charged the Full Ordinary Fare to that Station.
These 'tickets, which are not transferable, are avail-
able for the Return Journey on the day of issue, by
any of the Ordinary Trains after 2.0 p.m., and by •
Special Train, which leaves Burnham at 6.0 p.m.,
punctually.
The number of Tickets issued will be limited to the
meana of transit at the Company's dispoaah
The Company retain the power to alter the times of
any of the Trams specified in thhi advertisement, of
which alterations due notice will be given.
*a- No luggage allowed.
ROBERT A. READ, Managing Director.
Oboes, Glastonbury, May, 1874.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
OPIIOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, DECORATOR,
HOUSE AGENT, AND I'EDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS.
10,000 Pieces in Stuck from :kL per Piety of 12 yards.
Pattern Books from all the best Makers, both
English and French.
NNW DESIGNS rug noon DECOR•TIONS.
BLINDS
Of every description for Inside and Outside.
CORNICES .S; CORNICE POLES
With all the latest improvements.
A New and Choice Selection of
DAMASKS, REPS, CRETONES, DIMITIES,
CHINTZES.
Anr.NT Von
PAVY'S PATENT FELTED FABRICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS, Bls'D FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS, .t.r.
J. F. If. begs to call partkular attent to this Novel,
Handsome, and Cheap MateriaL
An Early laspatiou resptc(fally "dialed.
CARPETS.
A New and Choice Selection of
TURKEY. AXMINSTERNELVET, PILE, BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES, KIDDERS, & FELTS.
BRUSSELS, from 2s. ed. per yard.
Oilcloths, Mats, Matting, Linoleum, Cork Carpet, lc.,
of every sort, width, and pattern.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stuck in the County
roa MANSION AND COTTAGE.
BED-ROOM SUIT, from £3.
PoI.IsIIED PINE sum
woes sir/q.t./Re se nay CATAUMBIN PRICES.
CHINNE), PINK, AND CoNSoIA; GLAtioNas.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These Sliow.roonis emitain Bedstead" of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every sort, size, and quality, and
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRINii MATTRESSES IN ALL SIZKS.
LarlK •sferrz of SEVOND.HAND FURNITURE.
GOODS REMOVED AND WAREHOUSED.
FeaNiTenn LaNT ON HIM.
Punerals Furnished and Conducted.
AiNat for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
_
W. O. EDIEINS,
TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER,
31, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHEMTER.
ITASjust received& and varied Asso
e rt'
m at of NEW 111011:1111 the Summer Season-
Plain and Fancy COATINGS, VESTINGS, and
TROUSERINGS. West of England So3tCh and
Homespun TWEEDS, Ac. , Ac.
Liveries ut Superior Style.

JUST RECEIVED.
ONLY FOUR GUINEAS
IN SOLID DARK OAK CAME
THE PEOPLE'S HARMONIUM,
BY ALEXANDRE,
Will be found invaluable for Class Room, ('ottage
Parbmr, or Library. Designed expressly to meet the
demand for an instrument of good quality of tone, at
• prior much below those hitherto sold.
AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
MR. J. ROBINSON,
MUSIC SALOON.
GERMAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
HARMONIUMS,
PIANOFORTES BY COLLARD & COLLARD,
And all the best Makers, for Sale or Hire.
SECOND-HAND INSTRUMENTS AT VERT REDUCED PRICES.
NEW MUSIC AT HALF um MARKED PRICE.
ammo AND PIANO/VW=
Regulated, Tuned, and Repaired.
AGENT FOR THE WILLCOX AND GIBBS SEWING
MACHINE.
MR. J. ROBINSON, CO—RNHILL, DORCHESTER.
THE SOUTH-WESTERN
POTTERY,
PARKSTONE, POOLE.
Proprietor—GEOßGß JENNI2G4I.
Nanager—JOHN B. HUDSON.
London Depot: Jennings' Wharf, Palace Road,
Stiangate, Lambeth.
TENNINGS' PATENT DRAIN PIPES are
el now in general use in the best works in the
Kingdom, thg• offer advantages not possessed by any
other Drain Pipes. "Certainly the best in arrange-
ment that can be tuted."—Builder.
JENNINGS' PATENT STONE WARE AND
TERRA COTTA AIR BRICKS are Cheaper,
Stronger, and Better than Iron; do not require paint-
ing; do not rust and stain the walls; and ant
Imrsannimu.s.
JENNINGS' PATENT BONDING BRICKS
FOR HOLLOW WALLS, a perfectly non-absorbent
article, and the cheapest and best tie ever need, secures
perfect dryness at a lees cost than any other plan.
JENNINGS' PATENT COMBINED SMOKE
AND AIR FLUES for ensuring a thorough
VENTILATION, and a 'apply of fresh Warm Air
to Apartments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT I)A3IP PROOF
COURSES, for preventing the absorption of Damp
from the earth in the foundations of buildings.
LOVEGROVE'S PATENT SYPHON AND
OTHER STENCH TRAPS for Preventing the issue
of Noxious Gases from Drains.
COMMON SOCKET PIPES, BENDS. JUNC-
TIONS, SYPHONS, WATER CLOSET BASONS,
AND TRAPS, and every Article used for Drainage
Pu
frNEY POTS, GARDEN EDGING, VASES,
and a Variety of other Goods in both Stone Ware and
Terra Cotta.
Goods hitherto sent from these works will be litlffi
dent guarantee of quality, and the Prices are as low
as is consistent with the Manufacture of First-rate
Articles.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of coat of paesage
required.
Assisted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
eligible remains.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Surgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each chip.
Each family has a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
into the Government Home.
.LIO Land Order Warrants per Adult Ostia to persons
paying their uw,ifdll passaar.
Appointed Agent for Dorcheder, Ur. H. Lisc,
County House; Bridport, Mrs. HANNAH PRINCE;
Shaftesbury, Mr. Jolla BENNErr ; Blandford, Mr.
Hula MAYON.
Queensland Government Office,
32, Charing Crow, London.
M& EMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA.
'DEMONS desiring EMPLOYMENT IN
the UNITED STATES or CANADA can learn
on Personal App lotion, the rates of wages (which In Cslitirnia
are vary high). Passage Fuel. and Other official Particuisrii.
Pamphlets, circular., he., free by post on receipt of tee
damps.
"AMERICA AS IT IS."
A volume of official information upon every part of the United
States, Wages, As., Prim Sixpence. poet free_ —Apply to Rent &
Iteue, United States and Canadian Emigration and Banking
Agency. IS, Finsbury Circus, London.
-
Ine WHITE STAR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL
-‘7 • MENAI -LIVERPOOL to NEW
•-•- • • YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; fersecellng Pamengera to all WU
of the United Statee and Canada.
The well. k now. tag Mail Steamer" n 1 i his line sail iss tinder:—
BRITANNIC ................. 90th July.
CELTIC ...... ...... Treuirstriv, 11th t.
OCEANIC. .......... 13th August.
REPUBLIC ..... ........ .Tmun.4oAr. Kith August.
BALTIC TID:RBDAV, 27th Augusta
each aeon tons burden and X.OOO hone power. average
Pa race 51 days in Summer.% days In Winter.
These iiew and splendid Varela reduce the passage to the
shortest posalble time, and afford to Pawn's. the highest
derma of comfort hitherto attainable at ma.
Ti,, Steerage •e,otnesodmloss is of the very highest character,
the rooms are unmonlly epaulets., well lighted, ventilated, and
warmed. and pasameas or this class will And their comfort
cart fully studied.
Unlimited supply of Cooked Provisions.
Medical comforts free of charge.
Stewardesses In Steerage to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York. Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
or Quebec m low as by any other Line.
Pateengens booked through to all parts of States, Canada,
India. Ac., at special rates.
Draft, lamed on blew York for sums not mow ding £lO free.
For full particulars apply to any of the White Star Agent.;
to James Score and On. Queenstown: or to ISMAY.
AND CO., 34, Lewlenhaltsstriet. EX.—Amore rat Dou-
ce urea. Ma. A. L. OLD. 7, SAIIIIIMIT TNILIACIL

ZI&NATIONAL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
/kilt:lt—This Company tads the /Usk of loannina& (up to
£100,000) r each of Its Vassals thus airing Fasangsn
but pendia, guarani** for Witty and avoidance of danger at
The most southerly route has always been adopted by this
Company to avoid las sad Headland.
Foots LaTooroor., To Now 'Yowl so follows :
SPA gas cans y, 99th July.
CANADA WEDNESDAY, sth August.
EGYPT... ...... ...... ....... lYnxtraDAT, 12th August.
To BMW and NEW YORK.
GREECE Tumor. 11th August.
Frou Loamy to New York fortnightly.
DENMARK ......... ......... ...... SaTORDAY, lit August.
HOLLAND SATURDAY, 15th Animate
Saloon P1.4(1. 10, lt, sod 15 Guinea. Return rk4444, 24
Guldas 'llia oddest of Itistamm Nadeau edcially cofl.
ddered, the accommodation being unkuriwonti (wan..., light,
and ventilation. guagraga Fare £6 6. , includulg an abundance
Of Fresh Provision.. Nommen forwarded from New York to
Qu.b.. Boston. Philadelphia, nod Baltimore, without extra
dhtrira Cheep Through Bookings to all the principal Towns
Us Canada and the United Butts,
c:BuiFioirm....poonrsPaneage..d,
H(LCO:.,lBep..t.dAplimy:
IsAts.Lst.TionwHo.Et.r.r.ciwt.N.Ah.TlwetßridO,hN.LiApnme,berpocartBT.;Lom:All.o.;
Illikusen""""Paarengen.:B°:WarathAl'aditiarACrtso7eac.l""eWure ;tgitjirY.-ItsaPamagW.APß3ol74l,o4:Ukke.
LOCal ArMill balms leaving home.

71bALLAN ROYAL MAIL LINE.
.sE.TATTOR&CANADA AND
TUDIDAT And THIIII3DAY.
UNPASSITRDA6
The Steamers of this Liao leave Liverpool every
Bays Of CAIN PAWNS—To
QUERICC LIS Ira or 118
800RTWST OftTAITN
NONTRZAL . SIGS'. ed. or .t 9 ISt. &I.
PORTLAND. RAUFAA, NORFOLK,
BALTIMORE. oil PHILADELPHIA £1516.. or at 18a
INTERN 1LD1AT5...... . 91.
STZERACIZ at Lowest &Amt
Ran-as Timm on favourable terms, available for Twelve
Month,.
~,,ciodbx a plentiful nu= of Cooked PrOVisiOadr, 1111fTed up
by the pany's Stewards.
stamp Stewards...a are curled by title Line to attend to
Surreon le attached to each Steamer.
the wants of_.Female Peruser. and Children.
An erlierwnni..
PwNsgers booked thrt ugh to all Towne in Duman and the
United States.
Mk Line is under arrangement with the Government of
Canada for the conveyance of ABWSTED PA/WINGERS.
Pamphlet. on Canada areppiled trails by our Arent..
peoencen who secure their Tickets Imfiiire Irving home are
met at the Railway Station. in Liverpool by an appointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on hoard the Sommer.
For further particulars apply to AkLaw BaorinoUi and Ca,
Alexandra Buildinge,_ Jarem.etreet, Liverpool ; or to £ L.
OLD, 7, Salisbury Terme Dorchenter ; .1. ANDWOII,
Sam-etreet. Weymouth; H. M. MIAMI, Sallaburyaereet,
RlsnOlneti

CROSSE & BLACK WELL'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 lint and quart bottles of Imperial
measure from all Grocers and Italian Warehousemen,
and wholesale at
21, BONO SQUARE, LONDON.

BORNW AND HYDRAULIC
OIDEIc
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS,
HORSE GEARS, .Sc.
E. S. HINI)LEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
FIXED AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES. THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS, te.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUOH4
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED OR EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, ilscs
Illustrated Catalgpacs post free on application.
Mr. R. L Turror attends Markets.
'IDEADELLIf " LONG LIF/L"—Tbla CANDY le made from
I) an old sod celebrated preacription, and boa for the last SO
years been well known for Its excellent properties on a
stomachic. It Is in constant demand as a spec:fir for indigos-
Moo, spasms, or Y.ogllsh chokra, and Is Invaluable in the boot-
ies field, to travellers or Glom exposed to dainpand cold. Sent
o any pert of the world. gold In packets, Is ~ t, -i ill, and 6.1..
or 5.. per lb The 'ensiles 'LONG LIFE" rad he obtained
only from WILLIAM BEADELL nod SON. Cmfectioners 8,
It'ereetreet, Ca endishequare, Loudon, R.
ASK of all Drapers Hosiers,
and Ponaltwarel?ealans
for
CAMPBELL and ALEXANDER'S
•fS IXCOR D" E W ING COTTON.
The Best for Hand
and Ilubiott Work.
Clyde Thread Mina, GLASGOW.
FOWL'S SIXIIAR CRYSTALS ARE PURI'.
FRUIT PRESERVED with them KEEPS for
YEARS.
May be bed of all GROCERS.
[REFINERY, BRISTOL
DIL—SCOTTS- BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, without
Mercury. Invaluable for Liver Complaints.
scorrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS. Tba best
family Aperient Medicine and Blood ranger.
nit SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS promote &ga-
t/ Non, create anpeCte. Sold by all Chemists. Prepered
by W. Lambert, 8, King William St., Mating Crone

THE GREAT REMEDY.—GILLINON TUNIC DIGESTIVE
COMPOUND
for promoting the appetite and assisting the digestive organs.
one trial will prove Itself teary in indigestion. heartburn, wind,
acidity, sick headache, doper...id splrlte diaturbed deep, palpi-
tation., irregular appetite and nervous complaintst Price
134 d. per box, of all CW1114... or post free for It stamp., from
John (hi Pharmaceutical Ctenalst (by examitation), Saffron
Walden, Erne'. Wholesale Agents, Moon Barclay and Suns.
DICE CONES for BAKERS.-29a 6d. on Rail. None We
11, used In London. Effect+ • ming of 15.. per Sack.
T. PA ITT, I.enmari—treet mine. r... 4 London.
_
HEQUIL BANK (Limited), Pall-Mali Neat, &W., and 124.
C uttutt-ttreet. LC.
9,11 E CHEQUE BANK supplies blank cheque forme fee
j .ums from Li to £lO each, crowd and psychic to or. Cr.
No think chtque I. supplied until the maximum amount for
which It ten be drawn ha, been depoalted ; and thus no
account can he oVeritrarn.
Each Cheque Bank cheque I. stamped with the maximum
amount for e bleb it can in drawn, but It may bn unal for any
Rea saw.
The amount represented by • Cheque Bank , hove cannot
be withdrawn until the choice to presented for pa) tnent, how-
ever long it may remain in circulation.
_
DOR Remittance by Post -of anal amount. CHEQUE BANK
cilegun will he found more convenient and muck lea
exptinaly. than Post office Otdern
Thu... Poet °ace Order for £lO costs Is., while the woe
amount can be sent by Post by • CHEQUE BANK cheque for
one and one4lfth of a jenny, and the cheque when received
csn be changed or paid away with the saihe faciley as • Bank
Note.
CHEQUE RA NlX.—Colkotion of debts and pa) went of weekly
or Monthly subscr,ptiona.
Public Companies, Helmet Societim. Commercial Muss or
petals individuals, banking with the Cheque Bank can obtain
Paying-In Slips, by mean. of which, they may have eollected.
without trouble to thernaelves, oil amounts use to them In any
Town in Great Britain In which there I, a Bank In relation
with the Cheque Bank.

1110 Travellers and to all permns makinr numerou. itanti
1 dlabonementa, the emend Cheque. of the CHEQUE
BANK offer recurity and sovenknee.
A PPLICATION for CHEQUE BOOKS accompanied by a
.1t insentience can be made to any of the Rank. in relation
with the Cheque Bank or at the officen a the Cheque Bulk,
Pall-Nall Kist, end No 124.Cannonstreet, EC.
A LIST of BANKS relation with the CHEQUE BANK
ft and all further information no to the mode .ml opening
and keeping accounts, may be nbtaineal on epi.licatlon at the
Ogees of the Company, or by letter poet free.
num CHIQUIC BANK does not pay Interest on Deposita,
1 DOT undertake any financial Maims All monies received
are &welted with the bankers in relation with tbe Cheque
Bank.

cI—HEQUE BANK. —A Guarantee Fund ol SlOO,OOO Consols
hae torn invested in the name of ton following
Treatise:—
Robert Dalglisb, Esq. j bsmuel Morley, Esq., M.P.
Cuthbert Ellison. F. J.P. I W. If. Smith. Eaq..
OEOROE WODEHOCSE CURRIE, Chairman.
SYDNEY J. NICOLLE, Socreimy and Accountant
FOR—CHOLERA, DVIENTLIIY, Ate.
TIR. J. COLLIS BROWNS'S CRLORODYNE. A few doses
I) quite effectual.—thiutlOn.—The extraordinary medical
reports on the efficacy of Chlorodyne render it of vital
Importance that tbs toblic should obtain tho genuine,
which in protected by a OnsSnip:Wet damp hearing the
words " Dr. J. Coil's Worm% Cblorodyne.- See decision of
VlceChancellor Sir W. Page Wood, the " Timm," July 16,
1964. Numerous tiletlinuniala from *raiment Physicians
acivlmpany oach bottle.
The General Board of Health. Londoo, reports that it action
a elsarm, one doss generally sufficient.
Earl Ruswll reports to the College of Pbyaicians, London,
that Chlorodyn• on, the only remedy of any genius in
CbelDrer.. Gibbon, Army Medical StelL Cultsttu, MAMA :—"Two
dome completely cured me if Diarrhea.'
Sold in bottles, la led. Is. 94,. and id. by all chembaa
Bole manufacturer. J. T. DAVENPORT, U, Great Russo 11-
A
rose, London. W.

TyIARAVILLA COC 0 A . —Delicious, inolgo-
ratinE and
sustatotog to all.
14 A 111•VILL• COCOA. —The bog beware
for Invalids
WI DY*17•961%
iii •IL•V 1 L L • COCOA. —Ow ll trial wi
establish Ite
neellesee.

MARAVILLA COCOA.—has Glebe mys. "TAYLOR
BROTHERS," MARAVILLA COCOA has achieved
a thorough success, and summed.. every other
Cocoa in the Merle. Entire an üblllty, a delicate
aroma, and a rare concentration of the purest elemeoth
of nutrition, deatinc Loth the Maravilla Cocoa above all
'there." Sold. tin %load peckete only, by all Grocers. Role
Propeieton, TAYLOR IIkoTHERS, London.
iv[iu4sirs STRONG 11OLD = MI
PAST sad VIZIUSTIMO
SAFES.
71m heat and cheapest eafeguard ettaittef Fire and Thieves.
Price dot and Teatimoniala free by poet.
aft, Woorgate-etreet. London; 8, Lonlwtreet, Liverpool;
Market-street, Ithuchmter ; and Phenol Sole Works,
Liverpool
A BERDKEN GRANITE MONUMENTS from .C-6. Oirriage
A fp," fueumpriene, accurate and hcatitilui.- -Plasm and
prima from Joss W. 11.100 C. Sculptor, Abenleen.
DiPLONA OP Mann'. YRNNa, 1873
fIOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. The BEST PEWNY
kir PACKET In the WORLD. Kam do:Beaune 11116 AD
WITHOUT YEAST 'I PUDDINGS, PASTRY, ka.,
without EGGS. BUTTER, or LARD. &MAD made
with this Powder is much eaeler to dlgmt and much
more wholesome than that mimed with Yeast, and a
larger quantity I. obtained from the mom weight of
MUT. OWB TRIAL wILL, =macs TUZ MOUT SeIIFTICAL
or ITS SCPSUOILITT Malt or:ma. Bold by Grocers,
Chemist; and Oilmen, in Id. Packets id, la., and 2"
has
prepared by GOODALL, BACK BOUM', and 0o:, LEEDS.

The—Um ol the
GLENFIELD
STARCH,
Aiwtys Secures
The Delight ei the Leuodives,
The Adinlistioe of the Beholder.
And the Comfort .4 the Wirer.
21,000 on Accidental Death. or £5 weekly donut!
Doeblement, mewed by • payment of
AI lOs
OCEAN RAILWAY sod GENERAL TEAVELLIERE'
MISCHANCE COMPANY, Limited. llansion Houle Buildings,
Loodon, EC, AGENTS required Mammy Town.
DIPLOMA OP -smart
yOIIIBIIIRZRELIBIL
The most DELICIOUS SAUCE In the tvcaux
to CHOPS, STEAKS, FISH, &a Sold by
Giucers sod Oilmen In Bottles, tid, IL, end
each.
Trade Heck, Witioe-Psttern PIM*.
peepriston—GOODALL, BACKHoUSE sodoo., Lewis.

LIVER COMPLAINTS, BILE and INDI-
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
Only two medicines really act upon the liver; one h;
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. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIrER
PILLS,
which act very gently on the liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Pile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Lose of Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervousnesi, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Liver. Sold lw all chemists and
medicine vendors, in Boxes at la 1W- 2s. 9,1, 4a. CA,
or for stamps from J. RORK; 44 Mortimer-street,
Cavendish-square, London, W.

'KAYS'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.
rrHE STOMACH is the great supplier of all
the wants of our system. Its okiect is to 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. KAYE'S WOR/111ZIAA PILLS are the best
pssible Medicine for all the disorders of this organ.
They cleanse it, whilst by their tonic power they give
It new vigour.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Medicines, at ls. lid. 2s. fkl., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale
Dap6t, 22, Bread-street, London.

BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Because of its CHEAPNESS,
April 12th, 1871.
Blrs,--1 have ham n Lamina to Ills Royal 11.ghnee tbs
hum or WALES tor acteral years, and I consider RICILITT'S
PARIS BLCI Ii the beet I ever need, and Ii undoubtedly
['featly superior to the old fashioned Thumb or Dark Blue.—
Yours. be ,
To Leann. Reckltt ard Sons. ELIZA ELDER.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE OUNCE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PARSOSH, Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in 'Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT;
and F. N. WHITE, Wholesale and Family Grocers,
and by all respectable Grocers, Oilmen, an Druggists.

THE FLY AND MAGGOT IN SHEEP.
CIORNER'S PINE'S DEVONSHIRE OMB
‘.../ possess the quickest healing properties for
Sores caused by the Fly or Maggot (without the
slightest injury to the Wool), Cuts, Green Wounds,
&c.—Sold retail by all Chemists in every town and
tillage. Price 2x.
The Trade supplied by all the Wholesale Houses in
London, Bristol, and Exeter ; or by the Proprietor,
RICHARD ColtliEß, Wellington, Somerset. whose
signature is affixed to each bottle, without which it is
spurious.

BIRTHS.
July 14, at Dorset House, Wareham, the wile of Mr. Jort
Whittle, of a daughter.
111JjjUluTy-GieW5111154,4., ▪ t Sir K ▪
h'el(milscs7ll"eulec4cheit4We":ll.dr..Wem".h.r. Iteritreh.l.l:i4e"ll4
oh
eon.
July 16, at Bournemouth, the wile of ilStpt.lit Charles Paget,
late 19th Regiment of a eon.
July le. at Cor.e Cottages, Portland, Use wife of Mr. C.
Mitchell, sue., of a daughter.
thi.l4l 10, at Bpertsbury, the wife of Mr. Derfor, of •
JialtTarraut. Rushton, the wile of Mr. .1. Christopher,
of a
Dbuellord, the ens. of Mr. Wade, tailor, of a ant
'WY 17, at Nutford Farm, BLurfuni, the wife of Mr. W.
Fliett, of a •011.
July 17, at Thanurstreet, Poole, the wife of Mr. D. Davis, of
July • SOU.
Is, at Bournemouth, the wile of Mr. JAAW.A SIX Vella,
decimator, Cominennatresd, of a daughter.
July It, at Charles street, Dorchester, the wife of Mr. John
Webber, of. daughter.
MARRIA(II9I.
July 11, at Wee Knightoe, by the Rev. II P. S. Derr, 121
George Jaooht, to Harriet Priori* the younger daughter of
the late James Peach, of Porteshans
July 15, by the tier. J. D. Thus, Mr. Matthew Singer, of
Pontypridd, thrdl.l2, South Wales, to Mir Serino Mary Cole,
Firm, Loxwouti. Sussex, only daughter of the late Mr.
John Cole, of Mourpanse, Blandfonl. Dorset.
July 14, at W. Ann's Mundt, ataadord-hill, London, by the
Bey. W C. Howell, N.A., Thomas Webber Jerrani, .4 Ey=
Rag* 'Doren, to Philikla, younger daughter of Frederick
Revs, of Iledfordruw, London.
July la, at the panel. church, Netherbury, le the Rev. A.
Spriiig.Shx, Mr. Chries Russell, of Fillord I•rtn, to Ellen,
only daughter of Mr. Job Hodder, .4 Silkey Finn, both a
Netherbury.
July Is, at the Parrs Church, lie leombe Regis. Bonet, by
, the Res. H. IL Lloyd, rtror of Cligewt-liou assisted by the
lies. N. C. S Poyotx, brother of the bridi;greoin. the Rev.
Newsligate Pupdx, a.A„ eldest ion of the late New.ligate
poynts, 4Bpt. R. N , Ticleham, Oluuerterviiire, to Margaret
Julia, only daughter of the late Rey. Item) °chug, 14.. t., of
Gehmimbeer. Huntingdonshire.
July it, stilt. James' Omni), Poole, In the ite•. K. Mariln
Mr. J. A. Pirker, 4 llinliff. to Sarah, vide% daughter of die
late Mr. James Weeks, of Poole.
July 21, at Winterborne ZeLetone, by the Rev. T. H. House.
rector, William Dewy.° Vincent, to she Chadotto Ann
pleodey, of Winterborne Kingston..
July 11, at the Independent chapel, Brklport, by the Rev. F.
J. Austin, Mr. John Hilltop,of Burton Bradrock, to Mir
Martha (Sot, fur many years beimild at the Bull Hotel, Bald.
port.
DEATHS.
July 16,i& Fordinglon, Dorchester, Mr. James Wallis, aged
70, deeply nefleird-
July 10, st Bournemouth, Elizabeth, wiled Thomas &heard
DOWIi=, of Rolm Farm, Be.re Regis, Dorset, in her 50th year.
July 17, .1 2, queen'eptain, Unwary, Wztoming.uth, Mixer
Flora, the dearly loved yourmest daughter of and Swan
Taylor, aged 2 years and II weeks, deeply regretted.
July It at Tarrant Launeeston,•gal 40, Mr. Willem rookie ,universally
rook,
. universally regretted by. large circle of friends and aoqualxi-
aura.
July it, at Whnbonse Minster, aged St, Jae*, widow, r
Robert Drultt, misers of that plan, whom elm surtlred 52
Cn, and datightar of the Rev. James Mayo, beadat er estof
tlVlnshonse Grammar Saber and vicar tot Arthur,. Wilts.
• July 10.51 litobormigh, Wareham, after moven Ripon, Mrs
Halpin, in her 70th Par.
July Sfr. James Hunt, at *II residear, Bay Tree Cottage,
Marnlf, Derma
July 27. et WltchaMPhin. the Jana dsughter of Hr. Jobs
Dmiland, aged I year and II menthe
July 21, at Chetah, Mr. W. Adams, carpenter, aged SL