The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-12 00:00:00

DOSCIIINTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
Rseenustuct) 1852.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
next SALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS,
SILEEP, PIUS, HORSFA, ae., will be held on
SATI'IMAT, OCI,IIIIII 16th. 1875, at the ReroatronT,
adjoining the South Welke, neat she South-Western
Railway Station.
I.IIOIMT :
10 l'At Heifer' G Ditto 1 Ditto
Iterrenera
20 Eat Wethers 10 Ditto
25 Eat Ewes T 2 Ditto
Cominiadon—td. in the C on Cattle and Sheep, 5
per Cent. on Wives and Implement& Proceeds of
We paid to Vendors same slay.
Dated ()amber sth, 1375, Auction, Valuation, and
Agency Wive, he, South-street, eater.
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DORCIDISTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
TRINITY Smarr.
It SR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
ANL next general SALE of 11010VES will he held
Moat's', Orriouta 25th, 1975 (I)orcheeter Fair
Pay). at the New and Spacioua It6POMITORY, TRINITT•
PTltitrr. where every accommodation for Hones of all
descriptions is provided.
Early entries arc ...slicked.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Dorcheeter, ()ether 50, 1875.
_
intitCHESTEIt OCTOBER Vern FAIR.
VIII. T. ENSOR Impia to sumounco that ho
111 will iiiILO. as usual, • SALE of SHEEP and
CATTLE in the FAIR FIRM), commencing at Twelve
o'clock pred.ell•
TRIERIM WITMER:
IRO Gond IVether Down I.amies
:10 Dorset lion' Ewes in Lamb
50 Down Ewes in Lamb
Inn Wether and Chilver Down Lambe
Early Entries are aolleited. so that the Stock may
be duly advertised and the Pen. provided.
CORN EXCHANGE, DORCIIESTEIL
Important awl UNRESERVED SALE of Valuable
MODERN FURNITURE, Ite.
MR. T. 13N8011 has been favoured with
instruction' to SELL by AUCTION, on
Wrowinnar and TRIIIRDAY Omani 27th and Hilt,
and followingthea --The MODERN FURNITURE
and CONTIGOMg of No. 6 and 7, South-street,
Dorchester (lately occupied by T. Coombe, Req.),
and removed to the Corn Exchange for convenience of
Sale.
In the Library, Dining, Drawing, and Sitting
'loco,s will he found - Suites of well made modern
furniture in mahogany, rosewood, and walnut, Brussels
carpets and rugs, large plate chimney glaraes and
inimm., large look Cases, antique carved oak cabinets,
oak carving', a very auperior tone pianoforte, by
I'leyel, in lounisonie walnut case, large musical box,
alu icr
able mecopes, teleeeope.. atereotionpes. field snd
opera glasses, a great variety .1 ornamental articles,
large antique Chinese jars, Oriental and other china,
antique glasses, a lancatter rifle, two small rifles by
Briley, saloon rifle, breach-loading riflle by Greenger,
three saloon pistols, two revolver pistol., single and
deible barrel guns, a quantity of camp equipments, •
choice selection 'if Art Union engravings, lithographs,
paintings, &c., (cc.
In Entrance Hall, seven Bed and Dressing Room.,
and Bath room will be found every requi.ite suitable
for a wellappointed dwelling house, the fittings of a
laundry, and a large quantity of bed and table linen,
and • large assortment of china, glass, and ware,
greenholpe plants anti Bowers, excellent lathe with
tods, saddles and bridles, and • large assortment of
useful effects.
On FainAv, Ocrunta 29th, will be SOLD in the
I..vacit Orrice. No. 6, 144wThirragfr, DoncHerrsa,—
About 3,090 Vols. of BOOKS; consisting of a meet
complete and valuable law library, and a welbeelected
collection of first-clasa standard weeks, such an are
seldom offered for sale in the country.
Alan FITTINGS and FURNITURE of the Office ;
comprising oak, mahogany, and stained deal I leaks,
writing tables, hookaisses, bookshelves, chests of
drawers, cupboard*, folding case* of pigeon holes,
whatnot«. chains, forms, japanned deed boxes in iron
stands and compartments, floor cloth, linoleum, letter
copying presses, dies, small printing prem., inkstand'',
.
Particulani will be given in Catalogues, 6.1. each, to
be obtained of the Aucrioniza, at South-street,
Dorchester. May be viewed by Catalogue only on the
Saturday before the Rale.
Sale to commence each day at One o'clock.
PARK'S FARM,
'flirce..piarters of a Mile from Windonov Railway
Station.
Important SAI.E of 106 IiKAI) of COW STOCK,
200 Sheep, 7 Cart and Hack Horses, 33 Pigs, I mple•
ments, &c.
'IL T. ENSOR. has been favoured with
121. instruction. from Mr. S. Hunt, who is quitting
the Farm. to SELL by AUCTION, on Wanersosr,
Novenern 3nl, 1873, -
20 'Dairy Cows
10 In-calf Heifer', rising three years old
40 Ditto, rising two years obi
4 Steers, rising three years olii
10 Ditto, rising two years 5,1.1
2 Butte, two and three years old
- -
100
ro Horn Ewes and Wethere
130 I/own Wethers and Ewen
Two cart hones, roan tart colt, rising three yearn,
!mown mare. six years, 13.3, and a lay mare, five
yara, It, loth have been broken to harness lin the
}arm, have goal action. bone, awl tower, and are
aultable for hunting or harnots purposes, roan back
mare, riaine three years, 13 hand., brown hack mate,
live years, 15 bands
3 Fat Pigs, alsnit 16 score 30 Store Pigs
Initiements, &c., ~nipriae a strong two-horse
.isaggiiu, rave cart, 5-horse piirtable threshing machine,
elevator liy Roby, mowing machine by tiainuelson,
haymaking machine, Fowler's ilmilile-turrow plough,
llowanl's single ditto, two-wheel land premier, Cam.
bridge's 15 inch ring roller, Carson and Toone's two-
knife chaff cutter, Sa 1111 l ebon'a double-action turnip
cutter, stack trucks. 2 chceee promises, 3 milk lead., 2
totter churn. anti stocks, rick stailille stones ; a
GRANARY, about 11111, square, slated, on eight
Monts, in good
Tha Art-rioxera to inform his friends that the
Dairy Cows are excellent milkers and forward in calf.
The Heifere are of geol size, awl are well seasoned in
calf. The Sheep arc very (real., most of them ft, for
the Butcher. The Coltaltave been bred on the barns,
and are likely to make .s3nable horses. The Imple.
mental are of modern make, and are in goal "nice,
llefreehnicnte at Half-pad Twelve. Sale at Two
o'clock precisely.

THOS. S. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS /OR PRoIIATIL
SALE of FAT STOCK, 5e., held every WIEDIHNIDAT
at the I) cheater Fair Ground.
voitscr COUNTY SCHOOL, DORCHESTER.
rpin HALF-TERM begins on °croons 25,
1 when new boys may be reicived.---Apply to the
Rev. T. Rtaiscix-Warmir, M.A., Head Master.
GRAND EVENING CONCERT.
BOYTON SMITH begs to announce
IV.I. his ANNUAL EVENING CONCERTS as
follow.:—
Weymouth ... TCESDAT, OCTORIN 12th,
Dorchester ... Wrancssuar, Ocvonsit 13th,
When he will be assisted by the following eminent
London Artistes :
Soprano : Miss JISSIR ROTH.
Contralto: Madame ALICE Bamicre
Tenor: Mr. AL/RED KENNINGHAN.
Bess: Mr. HENRY 11ORS410PT.
Grand Pianoforte: Mr. Burros Sum'.
Admission : Reserved Stalls, 3e. td.; Family Ticket
to admit four, 12a.; Central Seats, 25.; Back Seaton, ls.
Plan of the Room, Tickets, Programmed, tee., at
Mr. H. Ligo's, County House, Dorchester; Mr. H.
Wircr.tta's Library, St Marrstreet, Weymouth.
Con^ert to commence at Eight, and terminate about
Ten o'clock.
SOMERSETSHIRE AND WILTSHIRE AUDIT
DISTRICT.
DORCIIESTRR UNION, k Till RURAL SANITARY
DISTRICT IN VIE SAID UNION.
AS AUDITOR of the above-named Audit
District, I HERMIT G ITN NOTICIR —That I have
appointed the AUDI'I' of the ACCOUNTS of the
Dorchester Union, and of the Rural Sanitary District
in the said Union, and of the several Parishes and
Contributory Places contained in the said Union and
District, or in the said Union solely, for the half-year
ended Michaelmas, 1875, to commence on TUT:SHAY,
the Sccogii day of NOVILIIIIIM, 1875, at Ten o'clock in
the Forentxm, at the Board-room of the Guardians
of the said Union, when and where all persons who by
law are bound to account at such Audit are required
to attend, and to submit all Books, Documents, Bills,
and Vouchers containing or relating to the accounts
or to moneys ;messed for, and applicable to the Relief
I of the Poor, or to Sanitary purposes.
I Dated the ninth day of October, 1875.
(Signed) HER-BERT J. WAKEMAN,
District Auditor.
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SOMERSETSIIIRE AND WILTSHIRE AUDIT
DISTRICT.
CRANE UNION, AND THE RURAL SANITARY
DISTRICT IN TUN SAID UNION.
X
S AUDITOR of the above-named Audit
1. District, I HEREBY GIVE Norice,—That I have
appointed the AUDIT of the ACCOUNTS of the
Verne Union, and of the Rural Sanitary District
in the said Union, and of the several Parishes and
Contributory Places contained in the said Union and
District, or in the said Union solely, for the half-year
ended Michaelmas, 1875, to commence on WEDNES-
DAY, the 'Prom, day of Nov minim, 18n, at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Board-room of the
Guardians of the said Union, when and where all
persons who by law are bound to account at such
Audit are required to attend, and to submit all Rooks,
Documents, Bills, and Vouchers, containing or relating
to the accounts or to moneys assessed for, and
I applicable to the Relief of the Poor, or to Sanitary
I purposes.
I Dated the ninth I lay of October, 18M.
(Signed) HERBERT J. WAKEMAN,
District Auditor.
WHEAT SOWING.
URDU THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE Or
IiER "I' TUB
MAJESTY - QUERN,
ILLIL TIM LATZ PRINCE CONSORT, tt.a.H. THE PRINCII
OW WALES,
And Patronised by the principal Noblemen, Land-
owners, and Agriculturists in the Kingdom.
-
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
AND Tilt
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIREWORNI.
It will also promote the Germination and Growth
of the Seed N\liest, and increase the posluoe of the
crop equal tv the change of Seed.
A Ninepenny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wheat, which can be dressed and fit to sow in a
quarter of an hour. In using it 11./ 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 tinie of sowing than by any other plan. Testi-
monials from the largest Wheat Growers in the King.
ilorn, bearing testimony to its great 'sneer and efficacy,
may be had of Agents, who are appointed for every
District.
LA' FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE GIVEN WITH
EACH PACKET.
ANUFA CTO ItY, WOBURN, BEDS.
WHoLESAIR AGOITS -MINIM. LANGTON, Seorr, and
Eopes, thS, Upper Thames-street, London.
Cat -nos. —To guard against fraudulent imitation,
and onooment disajlxiintment, see that the Signature
of "Haney Dows us on the label.
AGIINTS TOR DORCHESTER- E. I'. WATTS (late
Davis) Chemist; and A. .1. EVANS.
Soldby A. Mason, Weymouth; 'teach and liarnicott
and 11. J. Coppock, Bridport ; It. Fonracre, Chemist,
Taunton; U. Cvsoier, Druggist, Exeter; G. Stocker,
Beaniinster ; W. G. Hunter, Salisbury; or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which case the
account will be given to the nearest Agent.

EAST FORDINGTON SCHOOL-ROOM.
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Dordhester
.1 and Fordingten Juvenile Church Missionary
Aseociation, will be held (D.V.) in the Above Scho.d. ,
roan, on WIDNIRDAT. OcT./BeR 13, 1875, at 11 RAIL
The doors will be open at 10.30. All members of the ;
Association and their friends, are earnestly invited to
come.
Rev. R PARGITER, Amociation Secretary, and
formerly Miseionary in Ceylon, will attend as the
Deputation.
" Remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how He
said, it is more blessed to give than to receive."—
Acts xx., 35.
A Collection will be made. At the close of the meet-
ing, _Boxes, Cards, or Collecting Books, may be
obtained Gratis, at the platform.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
LAST 'EXCURSION OF TIIK SEASON TO LONDON.
()N MONDAY, th-rouza 11th, an EXCUR-
SION TRAIN for LON I /ON will leave Portland
at 7.40; Wevn 1111 l th, 8.0; Dorchester, &13: Maiden
Newton. 8.30; Yeovil, &SO; Kaarkford. 11.5; Cantle
Carey, 9.20'
, Benton, 9.33: Witham, 9.50; Frome,
mu); Westbury, 10.30; and Tsmbri•itte, 10.15
Pameturerl returning on the Saturday following date
of departure.
For further particulars see special bills.
Paddington Terunnus. .1. GRIERSON. Gen. Man.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
upumenr, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, Howse Agent
Appraiser, Undertaker, Av..
DORCHESTER.
PAPKR-lIANGINGS.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10s. 6.1. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
FOR POLAR AND CORNICYA.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, /cc.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Aasortment of Patterns now on view.
P URNTPURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the Si %Nliox and Coretim
BEDROOM SUITS.
' Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
DINING-ROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Oak, and Walnut
SIDEBOARDS awl CHIFFONIERS.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITS.
In Cretone, Pelts, etc.
Good's supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
r Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of Second-toad Furniture.
Goods Removed awl Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Burnished and Conducted. I
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.

ROYAL WEST OF ENGLAND
ESTAMAINE SERGES
IN AEI, THE
NEW AND FASHIONABLE COLOURS,
Made of Selected and Staple \VA.,.
As an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, it can
bc relied on for
DURABILITY AND GENERAL UTILITY.
LIST Or PRICE AND PATTERNS POST /RYA
J. G. ROWE,
11, 15, and 14, ST. MARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH.
C ROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
LoNeimogrtoathe QueriiS,OLl,t:l;SettylA2E,
articles of their mantac'tunre, which ahonnygs
bear Wir sow and address on the lads.
PURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
C an evi
WHITE'S
te.m, P
ound of sweet. ICKLES,
MALT
PURE
saduriVnliiNui perlal pit EGARunanit quart
lorm
5 boat!
SAUCES for PlBll, GAME, &c.
purrzn MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
sadism.MOTERA TURTLE OX-TAIL.
TA.WNY SOUPii.

TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
-0 LADE made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
CALVES'-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Bemon, Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.
tiLAVOTTRINO ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &c., &e.
CR—OBSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always kor their
none and mletreas on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemist., and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE GEARS.
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOGRTON, DORSET.
rum Aso roar.m.g
STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES
BOILERS. &c.
CHAP, CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORM
MILLS, PLOUGHS, kr.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
romans) roll EVERT DEACRIFTIOX or
WILL WORW, WATER WHEELS,
/RAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS. k.
Ingensted algaidglleS post free on application.
Mr. B. L. Turns attends market.,

COALS! COALS ! !
A. DARCH, COAL MERCHANT,
Vl' • NEW LYE, South-street, and SOUTH-W[II7EIIX
and linear WESTERN RAILWAY STATIONS, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally fer past favours, and to inform them that all
orders sent to him shall have prompt attention. W.D.
is now supplidng
BEST WALLSEND,
RAOSToCK„
M A I,TriT P.M COAL,
NEWI,ASTLE,
CLAYCIRISS,
SMITHS' CoAL,
RUBBLE CULM.
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bello), and SILKSTONE
COALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING),
DEEMS SIUNO
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial respectfully solicited.
ORDEILS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards, South-Western and Great
Western Stations, Dorchester.
COALS! CO.tJA!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility., Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSENB, BULL° on FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS, DEAN,
RUABON, RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE. CULM AND COKE.
R.. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he can strongly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, &e., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Compass.
Depots at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street. or at time office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordiegton,
and at moderate rates in the country.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
W. HOW,
CHEMIST AND taitrowsr. TOBACCONIST, es.
DORCHESTER,
Begs to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility,
Clergy, Gentry, and inhabitants „:enerally of Dor-
cheeter and its neighbourhood, for the kiwi patronage
bestowed upon him for many years past, awl to
inform them that he has REMOVED from No. 4,
High West-street, to new and more commodious
premises at
No. 52, SOUTH-STREET,
Between the Post Office and the Old Curiosity
Shop,
NVlicre he trusts, by careful awl personal :Mention to
business, to merit a continuance of the kind support
received is the past.
4, High West-street, Dorchester, July 2.2, 11n.
BULLI CATALOGUE.
NEE
S. R. HARRIS'S
DE,A.IIISTIVE LIST Or
IMPORTED DUTCH AND OTHER BULBS,
recommended awl offered Fr Sale at
TILE NURSERIES, DORCHESTER.
All Helens will meet with every attention in the
selecting of firm sound bulbs. Early orders will greatly
oblige, as disappointment sometimes occurs late in the
season on account of second Mese:Abuts not Iwing
us
tine as the first. Lists may be had on application to
S. R. H., or will be sent free by posL
MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Mann
factswer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after
noons excepted.
On Thttnelays he may I,e consulted at Mr.
WHEATLEY'S' Boottnaker, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. WisS.ST..,eB, Con.
ectioner. Cornbill. Dorchester. from 2 to 4 p.m.
60unt. or SOAP FOR A SHILLING. -
I,IOUSEKEEPERS can make their own
SOAP for a Farthing a Pound -60110. in two
hours, or half the quantity at half the cost, by using
the great
AMERICAN POTASH BALL,
Or Concentrate,' Lye. This article is in common use
In America. Full directions with eNdll Ball. Ask
your Grocer for it, 'Manufactured imy THE MINIMAX
Couraws, 16, U, IS, and 19, Bridgewater Gardens,
Barbican, Loudon. KC.

TAB MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR (33CGHS.
COLDH, HOARSENESS. ASTHMA_, BRONCHITIS,
CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS.
PEOTORINE
Sold by all Chemists, in bottles, at Is. 11.1, 2s. 9d.,
4s. 6.1., and lie. each.
Sent by the Proprietors upon receipt of postage.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL.
The Rev. J. Verney, of Cann Rectory, Shaftesbury,
writing on the 13th January, 18M, says :
In reguN the l'ectorine as 'sally a most valuable Ciugh
Mixture, and 'all to whom I bare given it, without a single
exception, have derived considerable benefit from us use. IL
has been a comfort anil • boon to many of my suffering
rar`thl°"Elrieniandmenetwilofhlbl'aure dug'
=Fit° Avi."l:ot.tleee"her.
Mr. A. Route, St Ann'r Manchester, says:
"Your Pectorine is supe any Medicine I have
ever tried for coughs or coma
PECTORINE cures the worst forms of Coughs and
Colds.
PECTORINE cures Hoarseness.
PECTORINE gives immediate relief In Bronchitis.
PECTORINE is the best Medicine for Asthma
PECTORINE cures Whooping Cough.
PECTORINE will cure a troublesome ticklingtaCgoesugh.
PECI'ORINE is invaluable in the Early of
Consumption.
PATTORINE relieves a. Attentions of the Cheek
Lungs, and Throat.
Prepared only by SMITH and CLARKE,
MANITACTUKING CHEMISTS, PARK-fiTRILET, LINCOLN.
Vice Chancellor Sir C. Hall granted a perpetual
Injunction, with costs, against F. Mason, Chemist,
Rotherham, for using the word "Pectorine."
Dorchester. -Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Burden.

NEW ZEALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANTS. The Emigrants are placied, during the
passage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engagements. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good wages.—Apply
personally or by letter to the Agent-General for New
7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
tsmdon. S.W.
Aucifv—Mr. CHARLES RRYEE. North Square,
Dorchester.

HYDROPATIIIC ItlilioßT for PATIENTS end VISITORS
at THRALE-HALL, Streatham, Surrey, le minutes' rail
from Crystal Palau Turkish and Electrical baths. Pure and
bracing air. Generous dietary. Home comforts.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCIIMS, and NEURALGIA,
TIE J COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.
/ A few does quite effectual —Caution. —The entriordinary
medical reports on the efficacy of Chloroslyne render It of vital
importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is
protected by a Goverament stamp, bearing the words " Dr J.
Collis Browne's Chkirodyne " See decision of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. Page Wood, tan "Tinsel," July Itith, 1011. Numerous
{estimation from mini at Physicians accompany coch bottle.
From W. C. Wieusson, Esq • F.I, C S., ,p-dding.
" I consider it invaluable in Phthisis and Spasmodic Cough;
the bobcat is very marke,]."
Dr. Wltillman, of New Galloway, Scotland.
"I consider it the 01St valuable nse.lichse known."
841 in bottle, Is lid, 2s 9.1, sod Is Cal by all Chemists. Sole
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPtHtT, 33, Grist Russell-street,
Loudon, W.C.
DOWN QUILTS AND DOWN CLOTHING.
DOOTH and Eta.
J.) WARMTH OF THREE FOLDS WOOLLEN FABRIC ass
NUT THE WEIGHT OF (INK.
The PL'BLIC are nsipectfullv CAUTIONED agalruit
Sri MOUS IMITATIONS,
where UNPURIFIED and INFERIOR DOWN may have
been used in the manufacture
The article so made are sure to become UNWHOLESOME and
UNPLEASANT in use
Each Genuine Article bus the PATENTEES' NAMES attached
Wont and FOX.
Sold by ilie leading Dlt %PER{ and UPHOLSTERERS.
SHIPPERS and the TRADE SUPPLIED.
BOOTH onil FOX.
Cork; Moneta:seer ; and hi% Hatton Garden, London.
Prize liedals—london, liced ; Dublin, 11466.
SCUTCIII I THE SECRET 111;END, Old Matured, Is Piers;
lion. Pursty guarantied. 40s. per down.
Carriage laid oil Two dozen and uptvards. To be
WHISKY. ] hail only from INNIU A GRILVE, Waterloo
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to improve the condition of the negroes. But when sly
great etfort liw been made a react en usually follows. A
few earnest labourers .till per-corer-I: but the nation
etik's,,;:shhitserthsaltavietr:7lMlor.nell'onx°t:ng, who berame the mitt-
: 11:::eray Sooty
IP' '"Perf"li'aus'adenft,or :Oi.i-eki.'ll't.'retolii%"C.asau'tn'iduotinrst.alluntlileiTn
.I.irt.,s,,l.ert.l:,ll,,:..e.,.mmot.iais,,kteiltyrryiitofh,:h.senri,......l..k.i:veir..t.::,:ft,..re.,r7,,,...Jdatattii!..o..ons:ritt,ttrtiot,:t..Lerenie...fes,,,l‘tor:nititit„.stheirte.
r ou ..
in isriem beton: it readied hi.,,. and his . ;meth.,
..pth.,,,,,,l;a:,:nr..ttaiii...,ilfigi...ii....smit tlp.l6.l:ll.itirr....riii,slutiew.,,i...l.ikusu:Lkftli:h?thil.t.okek...„.lt. ._ .
...rt
.....
ap
powerful rr. eftSr fe cruf
u:i:tli ub
speechPl.al7:l u:11.1.1e1.1.1
''''''''''''''''
About.
but Mr. Ds: r...Sitsuiti.ut,l4; d ied_
the missionary fled to r, use his denominetion I log
ik.lannitel'rel dtwhlrodyis."'dantMen'ethodisit chapel in Barishtdrsuahst
tk'mplfreros
i.srelinp.ang
:Ira.l4.fd,t,tl..blw..yntiis wiee,(A.l.7ylafc.tt:thrilif:ceilstithacetihuvte:obot.,..prtet.:77i:a.L.fr.:dntft:ou,r:entosteauthtsdu:::::,fet hthoonefntereivelli:sui'ieshrzies irinittar.enenwattesl;
but the rage and folly of the colonists
The magistrates themaelves Isecame rioters, and hair:lto
destroy 17 chapels. •• Negroes were scourged to is pry
borders of the grave, uncharged with kmy erlatc• ,a‘e that
.o.‘:f...:lwrawleirsd:recerlah.i.:piii:ditii,!°:ip:thhely.ifeir:mior.:r.:tiodo;fil'hi.c:ryt:thlinia;,:::::titit:iho..t.erysiu,K,aleoii,,t,lit:grit.iteahabie:i.,igrs33.4,cre,usehl.roitigi;th.:l:;:e:rei..s.rt
was no men .
The itiunithp:nuti:Loysrewloirfubi,xutntwrl,sireilkt,l
el'hx:ll c:ubl'toit'r3lel.ll:"Tunh'utteralsle cruelties of slavery. Buxton
sirosouogil: oorut
et:en:m.o.h..
and
which_
iw.
l.iointornyi:ausec.,),:rercionf.nti
jynleer's.iert.liieim:ot!":l;.
and his friends in the Houee of Conaii
and st.3l ttliiies
oGtohs.:rinansednetwrwwasinateiousnopethlelettmotore
aiinirodiatit,ce!,,,na
feeling, on that *dente conviction of principle, wihel
Stanley, afterwards EarPllei;fleiTtrisy, who eau' .-- I sic:, I.
a.idweteit.riuoifuia,toio
ins than
deelared itself in a voice to which no minister can be deaf,
fli:rrlelsiuswtrill'.slilee,,Tuilleeisarrawuaa'ssee'ott'peidisolilleni;renflo'oyufitehthLe'li on that deep religi.oi as,
and which no one who watches the signs of the tituee.can '
misunderstamL" This Voice was declared by petitions
with a nsillion and-a-half of eigilatures, ikscludstig ene of
Is7,lllee names collected in ten slays from the women of
measure, an
of its subsequeut amendment. The first of August, MO,
rth%lw'pLoy
tolcsafiniti.iirhemotnitilialltdoellseklgoant.esTfrrie
all 4parlAntadi.naftlith beycountey f
that
d
fails um to enter tau
a wasiile. the,,l:
:as,r,,
...
Idt
lauti),.,:i,
uoot
tnnfh,ti:;, t;
jLf which
oli,!..etth.
I.ttet. h
auhA.. ea.c.
it
I,decreeda..made
u ~,,Lit toot:,
~t..7::111811.1, art
av
twe, t
„trkiny,
with
scii;
s,eaoefut and truly glorious way in which freedom was
inaegurated. This nation voted .CD,11110,0.41 as comeenew
tikes to the slaveliolders. In strict justice they were the
slaves who deserved cuuspeusation, fur the wages of which
these tyranto had rubbed then,. It was no great ailment
to pay for the freedom of our possessions. Far larger sums
had been annually spent in wars that secured no such
treasure,
honour to
the world. It gave us a character fer disiutereoted love of ,
ecits""iwhimehorheascroestl
to do. It startled
fressloon. It was a magsaiticent token that England would '
nobleltrki'se •!reshi tistutrlfit'o. r;
andolibujt i t was
that
rreiharsti,..lB.aipann ttthh,iielicttiltruel;t:tuoPsis'l'tedniwogfSrthoetste:e I and Mr. Bo atonwrhotwheedn, :'
the cruelties to which they were exposed. For a long
allf.Kra so
el 1
~ andp i Cubaheperished
f oalronc every; ag:luns.
utolreli'austsalla':i:uith:ilielli:t'illsiurlria3ll:elreas:::t f
nitn7mt°o
series of yeasa our Government employ-fel chips ef war to
step the teethe ; and Isy the right of search which they
chained, our peaceful relations with other nations were
sometimes endangered. No doulst the but way to abuitth
the blase trade is to abolish slavery. Shire our Emancipa-
tion Aet, emancipation bass been granted to the serfs of
Eastern Europe ; the great slave-holding confederacy of
the Southern States ha.s brought on itself a terrible retri-
lotion ; Cuba is the scene of cruel war, and slavery
cannot long endure there; Bruit is preparing to abolish
the horrible system; and our own country, with some few
relapses, hal alsown its resolution to Ike trim to frewiloni.
An eminent member of the present Ministry. Sir S.
North...us, in e xpreadng his disapproval of the instruci
tions of the Admiralty, reminds us, that our Government,
in accepting the islasel skf Fiji, hat placed a check on the
slave system that there prevail.' : and that a sinsilar
result followed our t ict,dics on the 1:01,1 coast, let me
new especially remind you of our duty to fugitives.
Atthough the law of Mosel recognised dak ery, our text
emphatically declares -" Thou shalt nut deliver onto his
muter the servant that had escaped to thee." Even when
England insioted on the slave trade, public feeling, whieh
at length tumid aauetion from our judges, refused to give
up the negro who sought to remain ausung us in freedom.
For the last century England has been the shelter of
refugees. Though our fathers counted French I.j:dhoti...ls
their natural enemies, they received them with open WM.,
when they del from Revolutionary vengeance. In ourown
tinse we have received exik, from almost every nation in
Europe ; whether they had plotted against foreign ILAirpersi,
or domestic tyranny, or were thensselve, misuecessful
traitors against the liberties of their countrymen, it
mattered not. so that they were in peril and sought our
protection. One most popular miuiater for a time lost his
popularity when it was thought that Ike was preparing to
gahisdetuotpoton.Nttaup;
hieiosnpr.ll.Lth.uset.,,,fo: Itshoeusthhetoshtoodo.
that
fear:
himself sought *horss, he kuese that he was socere in
our resolution to defend those who trusted Us. NhAtever
might be our opinion of their political character. And
that which we prided ourselves upon,we have hoovered in
others :-when weak nations have refused to give up exiles
to • powerful neighbour, we Lave rejoiced, and said that
they dikl well: when they have 414:livered them up we
klespised, however much we pitied them. Now of all
fugitives, slaves hays: the greatest claim to olir rOlepale-
ai•tuate aid. We do net attach to then, the eaten digusty
AS to political martyr+ : and yet the gnat stateninin, Fox,
ili...chire.b when *peaking a.miiist the slave.trakle, that the
political slavery to whiea he hail always been the foe; was
a mere metaphor, compared with personal slavery ! No
Wrongs, by resisting which a patriee boo renklered his own
country a fatal abode to him, are to be compared to the
wrung of reducing White a chattel. If we are apt to despise
' blared, especially negro slaves, and to doubt whether they
are u.it a lower race of lseings, the fact that they hate
davery no that they have resolved to flee from it, at what.
ever risk, is a proof that they have that love of freedom
which is our own boast. We honoured such exiles as
Kossuth and Marsini : they devoted their great
talents' to elevate their country:eels • but we have
, known patriots as pure, and eliarUters (4,1 littitle.
among the fugitives fru, slavery. And this we can-
not Iluubt, that it is through fugitive.. that a fatal blow
Las liven struck on the accunied system. Tley are the
~iles who have revealed the secrets of the prison-home :
even if they had no gift of speech, their sufferings were
: el.sment: but there have liven men, like Frederick
, Douglas, whose Willing words have noised a generous in-
I ili,mation, awl revealed the hatefulness of the baseg of
I :ins, as no orator could have done who had not spoken
I from bitter experience. Those have the greatest claim on 1
the compasisien, on the sympathy, on the protecting help
of this country, who have tuade it their own country : 1
seeking in it those natui al rights-that manho•l-that •
womanhood-of which they were !sanely rebbed in the
Laud of their birth. It was the glory of Canada, that, u :
an English province, it gave freedom to the slaves fridu
the United States who could cross its 1.. ttttt lary. Defora ,
the war of secession. there were about WAD peniOns of
colour In Cauada, mostly fugitives and their families. Now ,
the Admiralty represent it AS • terrible possibility, that 1
the slave crews " asi the Itowian gulf, might take refuge in .
British ships • and, if free there, their masters woulki be .
entirely ruint:d and the mistrust and hatred raised in their
minds would be probably prejudicial to British interest." 1
Our countrymen in Canada did nut concern themselvee I 23, IRONMONGER. LANE, LONDON.
sleet the ruin of Southern planters, or their hatred of ,
thole who refused to give up their slaves I They cared (Tat OLD ROUSSO
most for those who sought their protection. They did nut
calculate what might be prejudicial to British interests:
they did that which conduced to British honour and to JOHNSTON
S
humanity. When in 11143, on Extradition Treaty was
ratitisol with America, Lord Aberdeen expressly stated, CORN FLOUR
that fugitive slaves were not to be endangered by it : they
were, he said, "entitled to the sympathy and encourage- I IS THE BEST.
most of all those who were animated by chriatian
feelings." Such • case, however, occurred In ISM. A
negro of the tame of Anderson was ciaiinsal as • murderer. TO °BTAIN THE I'EST
under this treaty. Ile had killed a tuan who Way violently j ASK FOR JOIiNSTONS CORN FlAnill.
hindering hill escape freest alavery. The I 'anatlian inagis- I
tildes felt himself bound by the treaty to give him ep, to ' It is rich in flesh-terming suit! heat-giving properties
be tried in Iliasouri ; but the people of Toronto knew that I ' k
wi,til.,nelliiikilklaffrrutran;:irddliusenirsubl.le,tenscmofdwircarsk.,
Anderson had only done a bat they might thelisselvea have i &WI when Is:iled.
done, in eituilar circumstances : and 11141, if lie was sent j fee.e.t tit.:,7.isliotnetiiit
,f,,:r..u.
i„, I
luck, he would have no fair trial, hot would he the victiin , .
of revenge. The Canadian jodges, to a limn the CAM: WM i wile L
referred, differed In opinion . a writ of habeas corpus was Blancmange. &1.4
11111Ved tor, in loud-n; but fortenately the Canadian
:iuthoritiesk decided to set the tusitive free. At that
time, Um lea.ling journal of this country declared lirr E If 0 ItIAI, CARDS._-
IY.L 'nit friends of doe-cued persona are invited to
that the tidings that A telerou.huutuste..aeLctter
ir.itgis::::,l I
I. inspect a variety of NIEMOILIAIs CARDS, embossed,
up "is apt to make an Engli . . ,
di.ot"tilsilsfionrtju'uannumextrerecinac.lisseon;:, ael,riesset renrwhwoellrainat:ikill'iltlWie I 1.1111100, itr plain, at the office of this PePer, 8, High
doctrine -that the slave is tree on board au English ship ' West-street, Dorchester ; at 4, queen-street, lirisliert;
of war - add. if he is accivod of any eriuke let him, like lor at 7, Bonil.street, Wernouth. Or apecimens will
any other freemen. be given up to be tried `. But tried by . be,sesenbtill.pest fur selection.
whom-tried for what 1 Let him, now that he is a Tali,
be tried for any crime lie is cluirged with having iVintejt- yen.
of poetry!
.C;r6ntexiaZ with name, dates
uedi ages, "2 •
o 'Aura, supplied or
fed since he became a man ; but slaves. who have no legal
Isikkgsvhst4S'elvigst'sk:':;l;;;l:tel ledwutin 'lt Vklitatees'aninultrolt I'' "'assort ' -170-11.--T—M6-0-XLIT - -----
I G BBLIBB BY AUCTION:
alekurd Ciao to accu-• • slave of then, whoa nothing lie
could steal could be compared to that manboad of which j
he hail !Mosey been robbed ! Ilakd such a principle pre- ' Damonl 9
Mr.i
xiu,
:ur sh.
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veiled no fugitives in ea' nada would have been safe, for
they had stolen themselves sass' the worst kind id theft : SaYtilatiat, OCTOBER IS.
in the eyes of their tyrant; and as the fugitive Isreelites .
what was needful for their flight. Yet when they ',came ' portliest,. October Fair.
"aairreeksk;edlitithiee7Ywpctiatk:":lo:MithChYeha.beigutocoscrustsluPeletekilinsts; ktihnge 1
population. If we wish to realise the baseness of giving
kip thee: who have come amongst us for freedom, let us
Con' linuation olnitialUlLseil:tATll anUer°,l 7,lialitiourh-stnist, Lurches'
remember what see thought of the Americans *hen they ,
passed their Fugitive Slave Law • quarter of a century
ago i /IL might have. been. said-It is a. wetter
~..f. very.
little consequence; why make 40 nigh iti the rettytion oi
• few Imitated neunes w'sile millions remain in I.ivery 1 tersT„l76. 31.1%.11.0* l'iticew:e:tvga.'r•i:Nzir.biuinet.
ky.aeuaNt‘or4tiuut.hia.7_3.
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But the men of Syracuse arid of Bodois feel io..re anguish , ...twat, 04-Wiltilt 211.
see
and shame at the idea of giving bark outs WWI 1.11,, had byluglitrhres:cla
trusted lainaelt to them than in their complicity with a
great natiosuil sin. We heard with h”rr 4- and contempt
of these who submitted to this law, although the prim,- /„..i.„,,,,./...1, paws f...n4* wi.l.r.• .......by Z. ',IP:. ~.r.,,.
riple oh it was in accordance with th i con,titution of the --*" -- -
I United States. There were some v. Ito felt that to refuse -------- - -
to give up fugitives would cause hotse-I and iiii.trust in i BIRTH&
the Southeners, which
sts "But would be greatly prejudicial to p,ig„mber 19. at Kaat, llama,. ta,, ~,,e
of air „. ,h.,,,,,4
' Northern inWre ' • this cowardly policy defuse.' ...,.
Itedf. It helped te stimulateiole the South to substage its • Iteptember 27, at Wyke Bashi, the wife of Mr. Alfred Liiiii.Jy,
eritue useinst hmilanity, by snce mid revolt; aud ue of twig thetftestem,
Lave witnewed the tortilla loss of life, -the horror's of civil
which slavery entailed out itatien Tithe (BA Reseed:ow tis. at Weymouth, the wife of W. Eversley Ilar•hi
war.at . A : ~ li A., ut• soli.
me to dwell on this theme ; nor is it needful. It is f •3, the wile of Mr. Acted, Mu Grove, Itorthoid, of .
~c,,441, to draw your attention to it, and your Is :arta will daughter.
le yeur leot
at
I te.' ttweibellshould lepart -
erl- AoS 1 aaid sefore, it will mabl he Octoitgem her 3, thef llon. Mrs. Bankes, wife of LICA!". Ilyd.
toera th sdepart in cold eed, N Banks, o • son.
alsood, so it would seem, without any motive -fr.sui the oet.kber 5, at East-irtreet, 810ndf.41.1, the wile ol ur Witham
noble possitiou of our fathers. They vindicated freedom lksitls, .4 &daughter.
on Dritiah soil and British ships. although slat ery and . Oeteher 7, at Ikrcheater, the wife of Mr. U. Crocker, ohs
the slave trade were still sanctioned. Since that titne the , daughter.
slave trade has been abolished, and all persons engaged I
in carrying it on, when captured at sea, are halsie SeSlLLober 22, tt ruddivovothide, hy the Bev. J. Biel,
ti•ik.h.,;ca t;tedioit.,....:::. IS...l:ituya
hS.I. a. vacrynd :dia.:, !the;
be.eldeocstlitnksligeede ~,
it7e-itiwirdi'L)..w,A.l:-„i400.4,....attiw.112a1k,:1:::11.:Ay a Draper of t,
R;ll.o.4lAUltoFil3tan:.o.Eakijniaa,m,burgo::.4ol;ydli;i:riaiesus..,.
throughout olir 4410i11101%.11. top) any British sub- I Ini dsoll'It" of the hoe Mr tmerg,, issdkik-
'eel who 'twos slaves in a foreign data thereby incnra I lft!..Und. . .
Ile‘
• ur rulers Cali 0 tain woul teac a
that our father* would have rejected with indiiptstion ' 11:loki::: ::::::::':`"0:::`::Leo: Lomeli:Mu:lr: ce.aiglittlki.m.alri,::::::
It may Ise well that England bag heen put on ita trial:, mtotm4'.
that it has had an opportunity of showing that it Li right toles 4, at iit.. Pelee, Church, Parkatmte, by the get. e.
at heart, and we hope that its voice will be hoard by ssoisse
of thew who, being far 11•01110VVI from its shores, have also airk,ri.u.'
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IRletsvr".l'.l4:lll.o;h7litPa meter, Br. Whir'kdr) Fiu
sk;neWilub"Y't.hwe
oi:::yiletrsasn.wi'actekothwhnuesilritacouTfu;sillitryi:h7gah:rather than its pity fer the down-
trodden and its aesertion of human rights. which is its.
.Yr..l.o",ite'ecst,ternThis-I,e.s. as.thtehier
truest
„li,u,nik.liet.niMartnuhap.i,yln:cns.at'd,nu,t_. ~,,,. lu"""/ the iltr 3,4'. 0. u,,,obert,
ratherpi ,1
t., ~o t h ar whothne n e their4cl "'
"ri A h that which renders England loveable October 7, at St. David's Church,
and of g.sd reportbthe friend of the friendless, the refuge Ziye, clear, T. C. W. Saunders, of lai'rehert. or, to Anna
of Ole oppressed, t e helper of the helpless Tha glorious Matilda, daughter id the late Mr. John Skate. No Lards.
liberty of this country has been won not only by the BEATIIe.
eleiuence of erators anti the writings of those who have September 23, at Swanage, Henry, the third son of the late
Made the evil. of alavery their pansful study, but by every Charles Vye, butcher, of rapid velesinsittlen, aged 2:.
Isteutfelt word tl at poeta have sung or preaehero have September te. at Wale Knighton, lir Joseph Amy, sgol 7/
Exeter, li) the Itev. J. T.
Cti"ii::iko:l;.rle4 ikll:lti;:ii.th'hicee aiter:sninuirne:rEtriica,"ga,f tura:meat hiinaiif :141 itihnnogeunaeepssr.kt ws
. .p..-hh°b:teiric.itt Ym...lhltt...nAther.
weist,,,at.„t tudroutroott,..„-ri agthoths.,S.,..af,.tet
dr.ha
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ni.teiswivirllt.ll::toTt..hett
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ih,et:on:;fsh:tkia;:t:Tties.....l:l;noshdyi.iu,hea:pasthirt:iefit,iro:infrt,:itwltlllie.uvt.
I:ii.r,le.,:tid.te;aetllii',,ri..e:iiii,arn ex
htbfisreee.bonti cherish your birthright and lap: George and Aim Murray, of l'arL won.. l'oek. """Irt'
with Christ ha. made us free. We are y.eargliPu'uti_s:l".taitisfulniess_ris-Z:_r7,l'ithellevM.rJj. 'stew" ,Wasted."*.4sl"reesto..7,l
81so'llsialt asinto"nhos nrklasTeell:-...ifbYtteerechiereet4ini:lll.le, Iprialc.tkrOete'erwtodb"bev.rand4):d.:::sr.::„.d......7.:.:',7:::',:::tl:lizestege'l.lii'edy:"..:l:l'"'Dor'lnal 7:41-sr°4l
eeltiallessits Bast cramps and fetters it-free to seek and GI shwa, deeply regretted by • large Lillie 01 hien,*
Uheetowide”a'ttishlageyershaidlifotrhyrepowideChwAfthrweineg:eto. Wad theme* the children of Ged by ALFIFAD Arsisit, in the perish of—HMT-----.Thoila'' kr
thetu of their self and co-proprietor.
Tutodor. October it um.