The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20 00:00:00

Doßcagfrnut HORSE REPOSITORY,
Timm pram.
111 R. T. ENSOR bap to announce that the
IVA. next emend SALE of HORSES will be held
FIIIDAT. Arecerr 6th, 1875 iDorchester Fair Day),
at the New and Spacious ELPOSITOBT, THIS ITI•ISTILICZT,
Wilvre every actsernmodation fur Bursas of all
dwlcriptions is provided.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Early entries are solicited.
Dorchester. duly 6th, 1875.

In Chancery.
MINET V. TUBBS.
DORSETSHIRK
The remaining portions of the CASTLE HILL 1
ESTATE, comprising about :119 Acres, situate near
the picturesque Village and Church of Buckland ;
Newton, Six Miles from Sherburne, Three from
Came Abbas, 10 from Dorchester, 17 from Wey-
mouth, and with excellent railway facilities by the
South-Western and Great Western Lines of Rail-
way.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, WATNEY,
and CO. will offer the above FREEHOLD
PROPERTY for SALE, at the MART, on FRIDAY,
JULY 30th, at Two o'clock precisely, in Lots, pursuant
to a decree of the High Court of Chanoery made in the
above cause, and with the approbation of the Judge to
whose court the cause is attached.
LOT 1 will comprise a portion of Beaulieu Wood and
Chason Farm, with a comfortable farmhouse and
homestead, and enclosures of rich meadow and pedalos
land, situate on the road from Sherborne to Map-
powder, surrounded lc lands belonging to T. F.
Balmy, Esq., G. W. I by, Req., H. 0. Sturt, Esq.,
and others and containing about 37a. Ir. 3p., let to
Mr. John 6. Foot, yearly tenant.
Los 2.--A portion al Biaulliii Wood and Chao=
Farm, close to Lot 1, bounded by lands belonging to
T. F.
.Halsey, Esq., G. W. Dighy, Esq., and others,
co=ne enclosures of rich meadow and ornamental
ds, containing together 79a. 2r. 32p., let to Mr.
:Irohn C. Foot, as yearly tenant
LOT 3.—Several Enclosures of Arable and Meadow
Land, forming part of Henley farm, on the rood from
Bucklanil Newton to Alton, surrounded by lands
belonging to H. G. Sturt, Esq., Mr. Call, and others,
and containing together 99a. 3m. 29p., let to Mr. John
Kent as yearly tenant.
LoT 4.—An Enclosure of Arable Land, called
Lendsoombe and Cam Cliff, close to Lot 1, and con-
taining Wa. N. 30p., let to Mr. John Kent.
Lore Sand B.—Two Enclosures of Meadow and
Arable Land, situate close to Lot 3, and containing
together 32a. Or. 38p., let to Mr. Kent as yearly
tenant.
Particulars, with Plans, may shortly be bad of
Messrs. Demo', Sons, and HOLPIy, Solicitors, 9, Angel-
court, Throgmorton-street ; Messrs. MARJO( RAW
DAME, Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Devises,
Messrs. ANDRZWM and Pore, Solicitors, Dorchester;
at the Maar ; and of the Accitonews, 62, Old Broad.
street, London.

DORCIiESTER UNION.
TO COAL MERCHANTS.
rillUE GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
1 prepared at their meeting to be held on Wm-
NaaDBV, the 28th day of JtAA inst., to receive
TENDERS for the supply of BEST RADSTOCK
COALS, for the Union Workhouse for the year ending
Midsummer, 1876.
Forms of Tender may be obtained on application at
my office, and mud be delivered at the Union Work.
house on or before Eleven o'clock in the forenoon of
the 28th hut.
By order of the Beard,
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardians.
Dorchester, July 17, 1875.

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AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
ENTABLISHID 1852.
MR. T. ENSOIt begs to announce that his
nest SALE of ?AT and STORE BEASTS.
SHEEP, l'l6B, HORSES, /cc., will be held on
SATURDAY, JULY 24th_, 1875, at the Rsrsomat,
adjoining the South Walks, near the South-Western
Railway Station.
Conunhodon—ld. in the E on Cattle and Sheep, 5
Implements. of
rale Ur Vendors e arses and ly.
Dated July 13thrs, 1875 Auction Valuation and
Agency Office, 54, South-riceet. DonrCheeter.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF DOESETSUIRE,
HOLDEN AT DORCIIESTER.
TN the matter of proceedings for liquidation
by arrangement or composition with Creditors,
instituted by THOMAS 11-01 LARS, of Dorchester, in
the County of Dorset, Oghinet Maker and Paper-
hanger, previously of tke dime place, Cabinet Maker,
Paperhangeri and Innkeeper.
WILLIAM Coli3lll HARVIY, of Gresham Buildings,
Basingball-street, in the City of London, Accountant,
has been appointed Trustee of the property of the
Debtor.
All persons having in their possession any of the
effects of the Debtor must deliver them to the Trustee,
and all Debts due to the Debtor must be paid to the
Trustee.
Creditors who have not yet proved their Debts must
forward their proofs of Debts to the Trustee.
Dated this Fifth day of July, 1875.
G. SYMONDS,
Registrar.

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Vella Mlles from Dorchester and five from lliandford.
Important SALE of SOUTHDOWN RAMS.
MR. T. EN SOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. HURT Foollnn to hold
his ANNUAL SALE and LETTING of about 80
SOUTHDOWN RAMS and 150 Choice Full-Mouth
EWES, at WIitTECHUnCII, on FRIDAY. JULY 23rd,
1875.
The Flock has been on Whitechnrch Farm over 50
years, has been bred from the best Southdown flocks in
England, reganlless of trouble or expense; they are of
a large size, heavy wool bearers, and of pure Sussex
quality.
Conveyances on the Day f Sale may be had, free of
expense, by Gentlemen attending the Sale, either at
the Crown Hotel, Blandford ; King's Arms, Dor-
chester; or Red Lion Hotel, Wareham, by giving
Three Days' notice at the Hotels.
Catalogues may be had of Mr. MORT FoOICIS,
Whitechurch, Blandford ; and of the At:moans,
Dorchester, one week before the sale.
Luncheon at One o'clock. Sale to commence at Two

TILE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF DORSETSHIRE.
HOLDEN AT DORCHESTER.
IN the matter of proceeding* for liquidation
by arrangement or composition with Creditors,
instituted by FREDERICK ROBERTS and
ALEXANDER ROBERTS, of Toiler Ford Iron
Works, in the pariah of From. Vauchurch, in the
County of Dorset, Iron and Brass Founders and
Agricultural Implement Makers, Carpenters, and
Wheelwrights.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That a FIRST
GENERAL MEETING of the Creditors of the above-
named persons has been summoned to be held at the
AI4TILLOPI HOVEL, in DORCHUTZEL, 00 the THIRD day
of Accuirr, 1875, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon
preely
Dated this Fifteenth day of July, 1875.
MONTAGUE CHARLES WESTON,
High Weet.strest, Dorchester.
Attorney for the said Debtors.
ir
.IST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS in aid of the
.2.4 WIDOW and CHILDREN of WILLIAM
FROST, who was accidentally killed at Dorchester,
on June 30th, 1875.
£i.d. L g d
Aldridge. Dr. 0 Lock. Mr. (For-
Aldworth. R., Ewe. 1 0 dington)... ... 05 0
Andrews, Mr. 1 0 Lock, Mr .......0 0 2 0
Atkins, Mr. B. ... 0 Lawrence, Kr. J.
Adams, Mr. ..• 6 V. D. 2 6
6 Lock, Mr. lohn ... 0 2 6
Lander, Mr. ... 02 6
Brymer, W. E, Middleton, EL N.
Esq. M.P. 5 0 Emb . 010 0
Bennett, Mr. T. ... 0 5 Middleton. Mrs ... 05 0
Bingham CoL 0 6 klutford. Mr. .. 02 6
Barter,Sirs. ... 0 5 Marsh, klr. .. 0 2
Bascombe, Messrs. Moule, Rev. C. W. 0 5 0
T. and H. ... 0 5 Maher, Mr. U.... 0 2 6
Bush, Mr.... ... 0 2 Mills, Mr. F. ... 02 II
Barter, Mr. ... U 2
Barnes, Rev. W.... U 2 Oldfield, Col. ... 010 0
Churchill, Miss —1 0 Pope, Mr. A. ... 05 0
Churchill, Miss E. 1 0 Pope, Mr. F.. ... 05 0
Clapcott, Mrs. ... 010 Penton, Mrs. ... 0 2
(Aims, G., Eaq. ... 1 1 Parmiter, Mrs. ... 02 6
C.P.. . ... Partulter s, Messrs.
Crocker, Fenner, & Assist its _0 9 9
Co.'s Assistants 0 7 Post Office Agile-
tants ... 0 5 0
Pitt, Mr. ... 0 2 6
Devenish. M. Keg. 1 0
Damon, Mr. It. ... 0 5 Rowe, Mr. J. ... 05 0
Dean, Mr....... 0 2 Rowe. Mr.... _0 2 6
Damon, Mr. ... 2 ' Riggs, ... 02 6
Derrituan, 5ir....0 2 Robson, Mr.... 0 2 0
Howie., Mr. 0 2 6
Edwards, Rev. J. Rice. Kra 0 2 6
W. U. .. 5 0
„ (small sums Smith, Rev. R. ... 0 5 0
collected by) ... 0 2 0 Symonds and Son,
Evans, Mr. A. G. 0 2 6 . 2 2 0
Saunders, ail% T. IL 0 5 0
Frost's. Mr.. Au"- Slade, Mr. W. ,• 0 5 0
tants .• ... 5 0 Saunders, Mr. T.
Feek, ... 5 0 C. W. 05 0
Friend 2 0 Shaw Mrs. ... 06 0
5 0 ... 0 2 6
6 Steele, Mr. is
_... 1 0 0
.. 5 0 Steele and Co's
20 Assistants .123
10 0 Style, James. and
2 0 Co's empleyis - 1 7 0
5 0 Style, James, and
" .. 2 6 Co. (snail sums
Franitlin. Mr. A.... 2 0 collected AO ... 011 0
Fenoulhet, Mr. C. Soundy s, Messrs.
... 20 Assistants ... 020
Fudge,Mr. IL, jun. 2 6 Syines, Mr. 11. ... 02 6
Freeman, Mr., and Same, blr. . 0 2 0
Friend ... ... 3 0
Fos, Mr. ... ... 2 6 Tytler, General ... 010 0
Farwell, Mr. i 2 6 Tudor. Mr. J. ... 0 5 0
Fined and Son, Tetegraon Office
Messing. ... 0 0 einpluyis 2 3 6
Telegram Office
Goal. Mr. J. ... 2 6 (small sums col-
J.. Esq. .. 0 0 lected at) . 011 0
Calpin, Mr. W. ... 10 0 Taylor, Mr. ... 02 6
Guy, Mr. John ... 2 0
Godwin, Mr. ... 5 0 Vatcher, Mr. ... 05 0
Grover,_Mr. .. 4 0 Vine, Mr. ... 02 0
Gray, Mr. (Puddle- Vincent, Mr. ... 0 2 0
towtiL ... 2 0 Vernon, Mr. W. 010 0
Gibbs.itr.E 2 6
Groves, Mr. A. ... 5 0 Williams, R. Esq. 20 0
Williams and Co.,
Hawkins,Dr.Blsset 0 0 Messrs. R. &H. 22 0
Hodges and lion. Wright and Son,
Messrs. 0 0 Messrs. ... 55 0
Rayne. Mr. 1t.,. 0 0 Wallis, Mr. J. .1 0 0
Harvey, Mr. H. F. 0 0 Weston, Mr. M. b. 10 0
Hearn, Dr. ... 5 0 Williams,Thelion.
Hogg, Mr. B. A., Mrs. ' . 0 10 0
and Assistants... 10 6 Woodhouse, Mr. E.
!layman, Mr. ... 2 6 J. ... ' 05 0
Havel, Mr. It. 5 Wright and Sons,
Hazel's, Mr., Amiss (small sums col-
tints ... ... 9 0 lected at) ... 9 0
Hurdle, Mr. ... 2 6 Wslden, Mr. T. ... 5 0
Hurdle, Mr., jun.- 2 6 W. %V. B. _ 2
How, Mr. W. ... 2 6 Whiteside, Mr. C.
Hill, Mr. S. ... 3 0 I'. . 3
Wolff, Mr.... .. 2
J.T.... ••• 2 0 Williams, Mr. ... 2
Jones, Rev. H. F. 5 0 Woodland, Mrs. M. 2
J.D. . 2 0 White, Mrs.
J.Y.IL ... 2 6 (Frampton) ... 2
Johnson, Mr., Jun. 26W.C. E. .. 2
Lush. Dr. „_ . 10W. P. ._ 2
Lewis, Mr. H., and
Assistants ... 8 6 Wellspring. Mr. ... 2
Lock, Mrs. (Adinis-
ton) ... ... 2 0 Wellman. Mr... 2
We the undersigned Committee of DT...gement
thankfully acknowledge the receipt of the above
Subscriptions, which it is intended to retain absolute
control over, anal to expend in the manner must
beneficial to the Widow and Children.
JOHN W. GASIIIL-EDWARDS,
ALFRED ATKINS,
G. WRIGHT, Jrnti., and
H. SYMONDS, Hon. Treasurer.

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THOS. S. MORGAN,
Aucrioxsex AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
vALUATIONSyQJ PROBATI.
BALE of FAT STOCK, &a, hehl every WED:MOAT
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.

FRAMPTON, DORSET.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BREEDERS
OF DEVON CATTLE.
MR. G. SYMONDS respectfully announces
that he is instructed by the Executors of the
late Mr. William Watts (deceased), to SELL by
AUCTION, in the FAIR Fir.s.n, bottmourria, on
SATCRDAY. J 111.1" 24th, 1875, at Half-pest Eleven
o'clock, the following exceedingly Choice ANIMALS,
which comprise-
-5 Capital Devon Barreners
5 Splendid 2.year-old I>evon Steers
8 Splendid 2-year-old Devon Heifers
12 Liceßent 1-year-old Devon Ditto
2 Yearling Steers
1 Yearling Bull
33
These animals cannot fail to gratify the meat ardent
admirers id Devon Cattle, and will be sold without the
least reserve.
Sale at IL3O a.m.
Sydling, July 10, 1875.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
A BAZAAR in aid of the FUNDS for
.L-1. RE-BUILDING the above CHURCH will
be held in lioacuvrraa in or about the month of
Serrausea next.
The Rector and Churchwardens will be grateful to
any Ladies of the Town and Neighbourhood who will
kindly assist them with any Contributions of Work.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
Up/104km, Cabinetmaker, Paptrkonger, House Agent,
Approiwr, Undertaker, eke..
1)011011 ESTER.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
'UT C. EDKINS, Tailor and Miter,
VT • Homelier:rose, begs to inform his Patrons
that owing to the increase of his Business he has
REMOVED from :41. High West-street, to larm
and more central Premises in SOUTH STREET
(next the Post-office), where he will Show a large and
well selected Stuck of the newest Goods.
Soutlystrest, Dorchester, July 19th, 1875.

49, HIGH WEST STREET, DORCHESTER.
rrHE DUTIES of the Mimes TABOR'S
.1. SCHOOL will be RESUMED on WSDNEADAT,
Aroma 4th.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
COURT "ST. AUSTIY." CRASS ABBA&
THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of
I the Above Court will be celebrated on THERADAT,
the 22nd of JeLT, 1875, by a FETE and DEMON.
STRATTON.
A PUBLIC DINNER will be provided by 80,.
Titonss Vox, in • spacious Marquee, at Half-past
One o'clock.
Dinner Tickets, 21. lid. each, including Admission
to the Field.
Horse awl Pony Racing, Athletic Sports, Dancing,
Ohl English (lames.
A Public Tea will be provided.
CHARLES POPLE,
Secretary.
DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Fr HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
X awl EXHIBITION id CATTLE awl STOCK
will take plaoe at Doncliovrea, on WEIoNTADAT, the
214 day of di.i.v next.
Premiums and Prizes to the amount of about £l6O
are offered for Competition.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on WILTOIEn-
PAT. the 214 Jo.r next, ler the presidency of W.
K BRYNIER, Esq., M.l' , at Pour o'clock, at the
King's Arms Hotel, Dorchester.
G. J. ANDREWS.
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, June, 1875.
LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING
OHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS.
(AN SUNDAY, JULY 25 1875, SERMONS
V in aid of this Society, will (P. be i.reached at
Au. Sstsrs' Cutlicil. Dorn:RENTER, in the morning by
the Rev. 11. A. titres (head of the Home Mission,
awl bde Missionary in Abyminia), and in the evening
by the Rev. lf. F. Josss, Rector; at Sr. GEOZGfii,
Ihisidmaros, in the Afternoon by the Rev. H. A.
STEIN; at CIIRO4T CHTRcH, WEST FORDINGTON,
Morning awl Evening, by the Rev. W. C. thinoßN,
',ear; awl at 51AR1INSTOWN, in the Evening, by
the Rev. H. A. :Treas.
MEETINGS in aid of this Society will (D.V.) be
held in the Tows HALL, DoRCHINITER, on 510NDAT,
Jva.r %, 1373. the Afternoon Meeting commencing at
3, and the Evening Meeting at 7.30.
At each Meeting the Rev. H. A. STERN will attend
as the Deputation, awl at the Afternoon Meeting the
Chair will be taken by RoBIRT WILLIARN, Eat., Of
BridehouL
A Collection will be mad* 14 the ekes of each
Sermon awl Meeting.

NEW SPRING STOCK
or
PAPER-HANGINGS.
Selected with the greatest care from the beet and
cheapest Manufacturers;
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 31. to 105.6.1. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
EXPRRIZNCID WORKMIX 111711 PROMPTLY.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Best Makers, both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material
A New and Choice Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, &c.
MUSLIN CURTAINS
A great variety, in beat and cheapest qualities.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
VoR POLE OR coaxicrs,
A great improvement to Windows. For Spring,
Summer, and Autumn.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. kc.
• WILTON and TURKEY to order.
itralaruaz.
The Beet and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the lid AxsioN and CorrAcx.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
01 every sort, size, tool quality. and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Lorne Mora of &cowl-Amid Faraitare.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I
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tielliP;• fri•co
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHN4P NICURSIONS TO LONDON.
lAN Mom)Ay next, and every lelognav until
‘...1 further notice, an EXCURSION TRAIN for
LONDON will leave Portland, at 7.40; Weymouth,
BO; Dorchester, SRI: Maiden Netvton. 8.30; Yeovil,
RIO; Sparkford, 9.5; Casale Carey, 9.20; Bruton,
9.35; Witluun, 9.50; Frome, 10 3; Westbury, 10.25;
and Trowbridge, lobo a.m.. Passengers returning
from Paddington at option on the Saturday or Satur-
day week faowin.; date of departure.
For further particulara see opee'll hills.
Paddhetton Tern l i 11l t.. J. t: RI ERSON, GM. Man
I 1
114!
• n,,,tant,
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
IHEAP EXCURSIONS to LONDON for
N../ SIX or THIRTEEN Days. On every MounAr
until further notice, a SPECIAL CHEAP EXCUR-
SION TRAIN will leave Portland, Weymouth,
Dorchester, Hainwortily, Bournemouth, &e., for
LONDON, calling at the undermentioned Stations aa
follows : -

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Agent for the London and Lancashire Vim e and Life
Insurance Companies.

NOTICE.
TICE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
DORCHESTER.
zonoE PouNcY, having completed the
Extension and Improvement of his Premises,
liege to inform the Nobility and Gentry that he intends
RE—OPENING the OLO CURIOSITY SHOP on
Jrtv 19th, with a nearly fresh STOCK of
, ANTIQUES, ARTICLES of VERTU, &c.; includ
ing upwards of 100 Battersea and other Enamelled
Bose., obLined from cations parts of England, and
which are probably the most unique and interesting ,
collection of the kind ever offered for sale in the
County. Also numerous choice specimens of Old
English China, consisting of the rarest pieces specially
reserved from purchases extending over several years.
The Stock contains inunerouss other objects essential
to an Art Repwitory, the whole forming a curious
and elegant Collection seldom to be met with in the
Provinces.
Gnomic POUNCY acknowledges with sinaere thanks
the patronage bestowed on him for a long period, and
solicits a continuance of support, at the same time
respectfully inviting an Inspection of his Stock.

BEST SCRAP AXLES
rirrin WITH
MAGGS' IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES,
Supplial through Ironmongers or (Ewe front thc Maker
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.

X s. d. A d.
Churchill. Miss... 150 0 0 Binlth,llr.Boyton 5
Churchill, Miss E. 150 0 0 Smith, Dr. ... 5
Salisbury Diocesan Starks, Mr. W.... 5
Church Build- RavenhilL Mr. R. 5
in g Society ... 150 0 0 Doe. ra, Mr. J... 5
Williams. Mr. It. 101 0 0 Henning. Mrs. C. 5
Digby,Mr.G.D.W. 100 0 0 Smith, Itev. 1t.... 5
Messrs. R. and 11. Pantor, Mrs. ... r
Williams k Co. 100 0 0 Thring. Mrs. ...
Sturt, ?dr. H. G., Uniuhart,Rev.W.
. ... ... 100 0 0 Asionyruons, P.
Brymer, Mr. W. Monad, Mr. A....
... 100 0 0 Hodges, Mr. H....
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 0 Holland, Mr. F....
Davis, Dlr. Robert 100 0 0 Atkins,Mr. Alfred
Incorporated Best, Captain ...
Church Building Middleton Midi...
Society .• • ... 100 0 Longman, sure.
Proceeds of Con- Chapman, Mr. K.
cat.
... ... Si) 0 Miles, yr. .1. ...
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0 ' thiy, Messrs. •••
Henning, Colonel Davis, Mr. IL .. J
c. B
... .., Bg 0 Tryon, Admiral— 5
A. H. ••• ... 50 . Feerey. 111ra. ... 5
Ilehester, Earl of 50 11111iter, Mown.— 1
l'earre, Mr. K ... 30 bellow, Rev. E. 3
Bulkr, Lady M.... 26 Smith, Dr. Barton 3
Rivera. Lord 25 Collected by Mr.
Start, Colonel ... 23 11. Ling_ ... 3
Middleton, Mr. IL 'Michel, Mrs. .
~. ... 3 i
25 Itodgett, Mr :t 1
Burnett, Mr. K. 25 Illissett, Miss ... 3
Hodges, Mr. J. F., Spicer, Mr. James 3
25 Ravenhill, Rev.
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 11. K ... ... 2 1
Spicer, Mr. A. ... 23 Tracey, Rev. F. F. 2
Dr. I /re w,procoeds Williams, Mr. J.
of Lecture ... 21
Boucher, Rev. 11. 21 Williams, Mr .
Miler, Mr. J., Robert, Jun. ... 2
Drnx, Mr. .1. 8.
l'attison, Mrs. ... 21 W. 11. M.l'. ... 2
Hawkins„ Mrs. ... 90 Leigh. Major ... 2
COOIIIIOI, Miss ... 20 Hayman, Mr. ... 2
Davis, Miss ... 90 Barnes. Mr. IL ... 2
Kindersley, Mr. i iuy &Son Messrs. 2
Kl. 00 lily, Mr. J. ... 2
Page, Miss ... 20 Hulse,Sir E., Bart. 2
Thornton. Mr. It. 90 Homey, Mr. ... 2 -
Aldridge, Dr. ... 20 Case, Mr. It. ... 2 2
Bishop of Salis- Saunders k Jacob
bury ... ... 20 Messrs. .. ... 2 2
Anonymous, J.... 15 (odwin, Mr. John 2 2
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 1 Slade, Mr. W. ... 2
Lock, Mr. A. 11. 10 1 Sanctuary., Arch-
Hodges, Mr. .1. F. 10 deacon ... ... 2 2
Wallis,
_Mr. J. ... 10 Devenish, Mr. and
Cane M , rs. ... 10
Parsons, Mr. C._ 10 Dansey,John,Esq. 2
Stone. Mrs. ... 10 Janvrin, Rev. J.
Tudor, Mr. John 10 W. ... .. 2 0
BankeaßevEltion 10 Sealey, Miss ... 2
Lyon, Major ... 10 , Exilic, Rev. J. P. 2
Kitd,ersley, Sir R.. I Brown. Widow... 113
T. ... ... 10 I) r.... Mrs. ... I 5
Sanderson, Mrs... 10 0 Hankey, Itev. M. 1
Green, Mrs. ... 10 0 Burt, Ar. C. ... 1
Baker,ltev•Talhot 10 ll Incas, Mr. G. ... 1
Wood, Mrs. and ' Holland Mr.
10 0 ... 1
Mi. .. . . .11.1w..rtk, Mr. ... 1
blaber. Mr. G. ... 10 0 Y.,ciiiii`e, Mr. E. 1
Pope. Mr. A. ... 10 0 Green, Ilev. J. ... 1
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0 FINSOF and Co.,
Bond, Rev. N. . 10 0 • Messrs.... ... 1 I
Sir EB. Baker, 1 lisyne, Mrs. It 1
Bart. ... ... 10 0, Er...or, Mr. G. ... 1
Green, Mrs.. pm- Poole IL, Esq.,
ces-ds of needle- 1 11.1%.A.... ... 1
work ... ... 8 0 , Watts, Itev. R. IL I
Hall Mr. 11. ... 5 0 , !Axle. Rev. W. ... 1
Davis, Mr. John 5 0 ' ?denten. Sir John
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 01 Ben.. ... 1
Grove, Mr. ... 5 0 , Large, Miss ... I
Lock, Mr. F. .. 5 0 ' Evans, Mr. ... 1
Collected by Mr. Brocklelank,Uiss I
Miles ... ... 5 61 Voss, Mr.... ... 1
Parmiter, Mrs. ... 5 0 Dummy, Mrs. ... 1
Hazel. Mr. ... 5 01 Calcraf t, Mr. J. 11. 1
Anonymous ... 5 0 Loveless, Mr. ... 1
Wilkinson,Lieut.. Lounon, Mr. ... 1
Cut 0 ThankoHering ... I
Hawkins, Mr. 13. 0 Barnes, Rev, IL I
Ling, Mr. H. ... 01 Halo Mr. C. 1
Farrar, Mr. 0. W. 0 Boon, Mr..- ... 1
Glyn, her. C. .., 0 , Small Sums ... 5 I
Hedges Rev. Dr. 0

OPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
0 LABOURERS ANY/ FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QITEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
required.
Assisted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
eliMble persons.
There is • great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Srrgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each
Each family has a ceparate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
Into the Government Home.
£2O Land Order Warrants per Adatt issued to persons
paty their own full possum.
Appointed Agent for Bridport, !SIM HANNAH
PRINCE ; Shaftesbury, Mr. JOHN BENNETT ; Blandfoni,
Mr. limn Msron.
Queensland Government Office,
32. Charing Orme. London.
_
FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
TREE PASSAGES
ARE GRANTED BY THR
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under:—
To Married and Single Agricultu.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, Ice, ;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANT'S,
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymaids, 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 ready and may be obtained on
application to Messrs. Sniggr, 30, Comhill, E.C., and
5, Serle.street, W.C., London. Price Is. CA., post
free, la Ild.
Amun—Mr. CHARLES BRYER, North Square,
Dorchester.
WHITE STAR LINE
UNIT ED STATES MAIL
. STF.AMENS.—LIVERPOOL to NEW
- YORK every THURSDAY. QUEEN
TOWN every FRIDAY ; forwarding Passengers to all parts
of the United States and Canada.
The wend, omen fast, Mail Steamer. of thl • line rail as nnde
8R1TANN10.......... ................. Tito ItaDSV. Mod July.
GERMANIC . THURSDAY, 29th July.
ADRIATIC THURSDAY ~sth August
BALTIC THURSDAY, 12th August.
Each I. 000 tong burden and 3,000 bores-power. keereS•
Inenge 0 dap in Summer, fif days In Winter.
Thew new end spendid Vowel, reduce the parses to the
shortest pisolble time, and after.' to Passengers the highest
degree of comfort hitherto attainable it sea.
The Steerage sccommodati ... is,4 the very highest character,
the room, are unusually spacious, well lighted, ventilated, and
warmed, and peweinters of thi. class will God their comfort
oniony -lulled.
Uninuitol supply of Cooked Providona
Medical comforts free of charge.
Siewardoese. in Steerage to attend the Woman and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, at
ralucol rates.
Paswanger, ts,oled through to all parts of State., Canada,
ad' h. he., at special rates.
Dradis le eel on New York free oh merge
For full particulars apply 1., any of the White Star Agent.;
to JANIS Score and Co. Queen.town or to ISMAY, lIIRIE,
ND CO., 34. Lowleohall-street. E.C.
= NATIONAL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Nonce —This Compete, takes the Risk of Itimrance (up to
£100,000). n each of its treats. thus riving Pie engem the
beat poodble guarantee for safety and avuidarce of danger at
eee.
The most motherly route always been adopted by this
Company to avoid lee said Headlands.
From LivEapoot. to New YORK sway WEDKRIDAY.
Paws LIVERPOOL TO 141 w YORK as follows:
EGYPT....... .. ........... ............. WEDNESDAY, 21st July.
T II E QUEEN ...... ..WEDNENDAY, 54th July.
SPAIN ........... 111, Augtu.t.
From Lomas to New York fortnightly.
HOLLAND Werroespar, 21st July.
FRANCE......- ... , .... Waco:most., 28th July.
Saloon Pas ate by Liverpool..-teatuers 12 IS,svel 170 ones.
by London Steamers 10,11, and 15 Guineas; lectern rickets, 24
Guineas The cowl in of nutmeat PAs•agoass specially con-
sidered, ths sosolorndallon being unwirpswe I for greCO, Ilrh.,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare CC including an abundance
of Email Provision*. Paiteengcr. forwarded from New Yi.rk to
Roston and rhiwieh hie withnut extra charge. Cheap Through
Bookings to all the principal Towns in Canada and the United
States.
For Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited 23, Water-street, Liverpnol ; Sums,
Strews, and Co., Agents, 33, Gracechurch-si rest. London; or
to nosier U. Barr, Auction Wert, Bridport ; themes F.
1101.110 SD, 801.11111.11treet, Crewkerne ; JAMBI WAILS, bliarteck,
Somerset ;or to A. B. VICARV, Wart Qusy.nosd, Poole,
Passengers are artelied to wore their Peewee from the
Local Arcade beton leaving home.
-
£1 SHORTEST
LINE.
SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
_ - AMERICA.
composed of Twenty
• Iwo floe-Claes Royal Mail
Slimmers.
SAILING DAYS—fmm LIVERPOOI, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, and every ALTERNATE 'MIN-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, foninnling Passengers
on ease terms to all parts of CANADA LIS' the UNITED
STATES.
Surgeon and Stewaniesan provided free for all classes of
Passengers.
Pmsengers who secure their Tickets before leaving home
are mot at the Hallway Station In Liverpool by an sppointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on board the Steamer.
The Canadian Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the "ALLAN" LINE.
For Rates of Freight or Passape, apply to ALLAN Baortrelia
and Co., Alexandra Buildings, Jaeno-street, Liverpool ; or to
E. Intowsuto, 49, High East-Wen, Dorchester ; J. ASDUJOS,
Mk East-street, Weymouth; 11. 5. Mans, fiensburywtreet,
Blandonl.
NEW ZEALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANTS. The Emigrants are placed, during the
passage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engagements. Conipetent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good waifes.—Apply
personally or by letter to the Acent.General for New
Zealand, 7,___Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
smarm. S.W.
Lover —Mr. CHARLES BRYER, North Square.

ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
nous AT THZ GREAT WESTRItN AND SOUTH-WM=IW
RAILWAY irrArlosm.
All Orders received o f 6, .:,00th-strect, or ett the Office
G. W. R. Station, rill hare prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock
BEST W ALLSEN D.
CLAY CROSS.
lIADSTOCK.
SMITHS.
STONE COALS.
RUBIRLE (,ULM.
BEST III) 1.1.0. or
FOREST OF DEAN.
SILKSTONE.
BRIGHT&
COKE.
Coals *livered in the countrnon reasonable iOllll, and in
Dorchester and Fordington free.
BY TRUCK LOADS AT REDUCED PRICKS.
AGENT FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER mod ARCHITECT.
SALIBBURT House, Foamisorost • and
Orriclig { 21, Sourwarasar. Doncutarea.
TEAI TEA l I TEA!!!
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalled at 2s. per lb.
T HE—CUSTOM HOUSE—TE-A
For quality and fine flavour.
-
'P
HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured first-growth Kaisow.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best In England.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
—- - -
TH E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
---
This Tea having passed Her Majesty's Customs as
1 "High-class Tea," possesses every characteristic of
First-growth Kaisow, an.l being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent properties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
• deep redlkpiowr,
pisackfuelltsflaofv.:urn:dun,
irifocrmh and bristyk.tod
the palate, is lasting in stremrth, and its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied
excellence)—
Containing 1 lb. net, 28 lid each
„ lIK ~ Is 3d „
.. lb. ~ 7t,1
~
„ -oz „ Id „
To test the quality, consumers should purchase one
of the smaller Packets,. and compare it with the
quality
they may be using.
.To be procured from
Agents in most Towns and Villages, and Wholesale
„ni y from LAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom el applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
LW OF AGENTS:—
Askerovell, M. White . Parkstonc, T. Horn, Pousonby
Bridport, M. J. Pitcher Pim.
Here Regis, It. House ; Phidielown, C. Gray
Chidoock, J. A. Manning ; Poole, .1. Lawrence, 110, High-
Cranhorne, I. Penny street and Old Orchardet.
, Dorchester. SI, Paul, 10, High SMlltridge, A. Collins
East-street, and J. Waning. Spettisburn, S. Co.
ton. 11, Cornhill 5i1t,,,,, D. isu2.iu
East Stour, G. 'Lansford Stobornugh. . p.m.
Easton, Portland, li. Combat 1 Stratton, W. shorau.d
Frampton, H. Pulmr . hhiploo George, e. gyrogad
Fordington Ontoi, h. HOW Thornton', 11. Hellyar
Godmanstone, J. Foot Tarraot Mouktoo, A. Golding
Gillingham. W. Butt Weymouth, Hiller and Co
Kinam, C. Saunders West Stafford, J. Goldring
I,,,,,gton,rtuAr Wareham, J. Nest Stour, J. Frampton
Holland Wientionie, B Coombs, West-
timr Stranago. J. street, and F.. Brewer, High-
Dridlo street
Lyme nests, C. mien Wleiterbonm Abbas, W. 11.
Milton .1. Butler I Allen
Muckletord, Mrs. Hawker Wwe.ytooMclanrd ~_,C.Tltaxl.
Tueinignh
Holcombe, J. Parsons
Manthull, 8 White ; Yettninster, T. Hayward
Powerstock, T. Gale

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
LOME GEARS, Ce.
S. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
FIXED AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS. &r.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
HILLS, PLOUGHS, kc.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FURNIsHED FOR EVERY ozscunnlos or
KILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS,
Illustrated Catalogues pod free on application.
Mr. It. L. Turrirr attends Markets.

DR. KING'S PILLS.
The Beet REMEDY for BILE, " FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.;
Wind, lielL;estion, Headache, Sick See Dent. ch. xiL, v. WA
ness, Torpid 1.1 ver, ( : hid i n ess,
Spasms, Nervousness, Heartburn, OLA. RICE'S
ex. WORLD-TAMED
iy.. KING'S PILLS. BLOOD MIXTURE,
LivER. CONIPLAINTS, kc.___. - (Trade Mark -"Blood M.Latnre.")
entirely CURED WITHOUT THE GREAT BLOOD PCRITIER AND RESTORER.
-----VLG—R PAT NT
MERCURY, by Dr. KING'S FillA --'8 E- -81 EWING FOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
DANDELION and QUININE 1 MACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
LIVER PILLS. Sold by all Movement.
Chemists, &c., at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., FIPAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING all kinds it is a n ver.failing and Permanent cure. It
and Is. CA a Box. 1 MACHINES contains number of new Improve- For iis,_uppii,fnn'ttLa :tnnur4t.beskito,iii highly reco,
"mmdesnomded.
of
Cures oled Some.
MON —
EY TO LEND, to borrowers residing Cures Ulcerated • . 4ores on Neck.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING Cures Ulcerated Son hes.
in town or country, from C5O upwards, repay MACHINES are unequalled for Dreesmaking Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
ablein one sum from one to five years, at 5 per cent. ~
d Frans_ 11 uw• Cures Scurvy Soree.
Interest on personal security; ale.. on mortgage of meats.
freehold or leasehold property fron 3 per cent., for • arilaYwws PATENT SEWING Cured Cancerous Ulcers.
term of years to be agreed tit:in. No commission. - MACHINES have a new Patent Shuttle, only
YLOWS PATENT SEWING Cures Ithsid and Skin Iliseases.
Apply to R. F. Paserrog, Leg., BA Southampton orriA Cures Glandular Swelling'..
j_ne bole
toCEIthreINEAS. have won Ten Price Medal'; two Clears the Blood from all impure matter
Ruw, London W.CFrom whatever cause arising.
MONEY
TO BE LENT, in Town or at Vienna.
EICAYLOWS PATENT SEWING warranted free from anything injurious to the most
Country, to Gentlemen, Farmers, Tradesmen, delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
or others, from Fifty Pounds and upwards, upon JL MACHINES are strowx, swift, and ammo. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
solicits sufferers to give it • trial to teat its value.
personal security. Interest 5 per cent. per annum rrAylog's PAT g N T Ft. it wi N 0
- - - - - - Thousands.; Testimonials from all parts.
from one to seven vein. No commission or charges 1. hIACHINES are simple to learn and easy to Sold in Bottles 2s. 61 each, and in ('ases, containing
S PATENT SEWING
made. Also sums from 1:1,000 on mortgages at 3i per ,
worn.
cent, on freehold or leasehold property, for any term
not exceeding twenty one yeivs.-Apply to Mr. permanen
MACHINES' I'rk", Hand Machines from cases-BY AL!. CRENIISTS AN!) PATENT
six times tthceurequanintitre,6l4s;tellcuw,h--sritttfily Ciaainotngti...,
taeffnecatinBa
HENRY HowARD„ Civil Engineer and Surveyor (late
Girllestone awl Barclay), 11, Emison.square, Lon lon. MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
- T
MONEY.--Gentlemen, Tradesmen, Fanners. AYLOIt'S PATENT SEWING Kingdom and the world, or sent to any
rl:4 is. ; F.s.t ditto, W.
Thow
MACHINES can be had on easy Terms of receipt of 30 or 132 stamps. . . address on
F. J. CLAW. Cheintid, Higk.sertd, Lincoln.
and all responsible persons (male or female) . Payment._ .
other, the public misted to Wholesale.
__ all patent medicine houses.
seeking private cash accommodation on ern), terms, I Before buying 11P.1..—. . e are requested
should send particulars of their requirements to Mr. I SEE THIS MACHUX P., or send for a Rruapectus to Durd.E.Dorrhestec-Sold by A. J. Evans. Bow. and
R. STOMENS, 1, Green Row Portsmouth. NB.- i
Mel lent, £2 and wards, spa cent. Great Driffield. or 97, Claeapside, London.
Taylor's Pasant iff.„hin. oompsay,
MAU 01 wonaucas IMITATIONS.

JTAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARRA-
LADE made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
nALFES'-FEET ohLLY in hotting, Orange,
V Lemon, hfadeys, and

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, f )range, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger Mace, &c.,
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear tAeir
name and (satires,' an the labels, and maybe
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.

BUY RECKITTS PARIS BLUE,
PENNY SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST.ecause of its CHEAPNESS!
maws. Rectum & Sox.
Shepherd's Bush, October 28, 1374.
Letter from Gentienten.-" I an, very much pleased
THE DUCHESS with your SQUARE BLUE. I have now
or used It for some time, and both for
EDINBURGH'S i BEAUTY td COIA)UR end ECONOMY it far
Laundresa I SUR I' ASS ES any other I have hitherto used."
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
Laundress to It R. IL the Duke of Edinburgh.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PARRoNA, Wholesale and
I Itetna Grocer; and in Wennouth by It. J. WRIGRII
IlicNr and Cox, and F. N. WRITE, Wboloalo
Family Grocers ,• and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, and Druinfitita.
- •
BERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS from Cl. carrisge
A. free. Ingeriptien., alcurete and beautrol.--Plant and
Prierr from lone W. LIMON. Sculptor.
CULTBIIIi llama. SA FTS net Mnanpito Os 110.01.3, Yid, .0
thief Entwine.
CHUBS'S Pat-nt Deteeor Lock* Lod Sim, ted,,,,r Leiden..
I.i.t td prime free. CHUBB and 30N, Makrrs to the Ifidek of
1 Engle. el 67, St. Pours, ',meddle ; Manchmtcr, Liverpool, and
' Wolverhamot 41.
'A/DN.:CU.—Sun-Owed TESSIN:MR- RD'II.EY
RETURNS. or 811 AG.
cutlet. thie Perfection of Toltec o Lest on be obtained
through any respectable de hr. and (Wholtrele only) of
ALES, POLLARD, and CO., London, sole Manufacturer..
DRAMS, REED, STRUM), AND f/RUM AND FIFE BANDS.
El PIANOFORTES, AND HARMONIUMS at whole•
sale prices at J. M 0011,171. Buxton-rued. fludtlemfield.
Priors with dra. Ingo of every Inatrumentpoit free. Nude hd
any kind of band. Petroubted by the Army. Nave, mei Rifle
Carps.
LOUGH R th
'S PYRETIC SALINE is e mad aim-able
Li Allr
andeMeacimu In preventing and curing fevers, eruptive
complaints, and lOW 1111 l anon. It Instantly relieves the most
Meuse headache and thirst, and if given with lime-juice syrup,
a specific In gout and rh,tundbon. lit. e

•
I 0010 0 PATTERNS of NEW SILKS or Dress Goods povs
free.
SILKS from I to% CIA Fancy Dreams 7. 6d. tot Os.
Write to D. NICHOLS,,SI k Co., 50 to 55, St. Paul's Church
yard, London, t Established 1843.

DOR WIC 11% !taking Povoler was awarded TWO UOLD
LP MEDALS for superiority over every other.
MEAP JLW ELLE KY .—Shopkeepers will Slid best
L.J assortment and lowest prices at MILLINGTON'S. 12,
Mounstittch, Lofoten. -1, Watches. Mass, Combs, gp.O.
Isles, Pens, Pips, Purses. Catalogues free. hasbilehed 1857.
Cash only.
- - -

ASPIIALTE ROOFING FELT.
One Penny per square It.
OR°4"" MANUFACTURERS, Albion Wiwi,
10, 1;000r Thinnos-Mrect. London,
AN!)
C° .
9,opolie Square, Glasgow.
2, Cloroo 1.4121111. Uvcrpool.

IRON CHURCHES. SCHOOLS, AND ROOFS
Erected by
CROGOOK and CO.
Albion Wharf, 10, Upper Thameswtred, London.
60, George Square, Gleigow,
2, Germ Mame, Urerpool.
"DOR WICK'S Gold Medal BAKING POWDER. Makes plot
Dread, Tea Cakes, and Seems without Yawl.
Remoras BRA DFORD'S Patent •V 0 W L
from I 'NABBING MACHINES,
FLIZT-111%.', Wringer", Mangles. lwandry Fittings, Sc.
i Catalogues Imlay port. 140. 143 end 14$, High If ol•
barn, London. W.O Cathedral Steps. Mancheoi
OAUTION.-CRYSTAL PALACE Is the TRADE MARK o
the only GOLD 31EDAL MARKING INK. In consequence
of complaints from Ladies, Naval and Military Officers. the
Police and the Public, see the genuine label ham the wonl,
Prepared by the Daughter of the late John liond.—Address, 75,
Southgate-rind, London. Contractor to the Lords Commis-
sioners of the Admiralty. Phicille Ink no way connected
Caution, the genuine Trade Mark. Crystal Palace.
Dr. Pereira says" The beat Food for Infants and lidadols is
HARDS' FA RINACEOI":4 FOOD.' Of all respectable
Chemins, Patent )IMII6IIO Vendors an.l Italian Ware-
housemen, in Is, ga Packets, and Tin Owes is ad each.

OALLAR •RD BOWSER'
CELEBRATED
BUTTER SCOTCH ADD RAIIAT LAKUIDI
Sold by most Confectioner..
IIADVFACTOZT : 3111CRIXT ROAD, ST. Joint's WOOD, LONDON.
CARTERS'
GRASS sod CLOVER SEEDS TO spa ALL SOILS,
CARRIAGE FREE
Carters' Essay, "Iloto to lay doom Land to Groat' Post
free Td.
Tug Qesatra Ssiossze, TN and US. Mon lloasoas, Lassos
DORWICK'S CUSTARD POWDER is now used by sl
JO respectable Familia, for making delicious Custards
I Sold by all Corudealors, in 1,1. and St packeta, and 6.1. sad Is
1 Rms.
CIIEAP DARDEN NETTING —Good 'Cannot Netting or
Fruit Trees, Strawberry Ik4s, Ac , Climimit in Britain, Ste
per cart, or I than to, Laillanmy per square yard. Terms
Dish. JOHN WOODWARD, Iligh-street, Pittenween, Fife,
NAL
°EWING MACIIII4IOI. —UNEQUALLED LOCK STITCH 4
0 Guinea.. Oral, Variety for all Classes. Work by band or
foot. Lists free.
WHIGHT I MANN, 143, HOLBORN BARS, LONDON, E.C.
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TIIE ATTFISTIoN OF LADIFM IS cALI Eli!
THE ATTENTION oF LDIEB IS CALLED I
MO the WONDERFUL EFFICACY of -K EA KS LEY'S
WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS wh'eh have been
proved by thousands for many years past to be the most
effectual remedy for Out complaint to which females are liable.
Illeaduhe, iriddinows, nervous depression, pallor of the lire, and
general debility of the system often accompanied by isJpits-
lion of the hisrt. The most obstinate cases (of apparently con-
firmed Invalids) have ) kids' ton course of these Pills. Sold by
Chemists In boxes at Ss Id wrapped in WHITE paper. De
sure to ask for KEARSLEY'S sod see )0u get them, as some.
times spurious article is !Moved. By post for 31 stamps of
SANDER, 150, Oxford Street, London.

- -
DUKE WATER:-Dr Wilson says: -" The SELF-CLEANING
J. CHARCOAL Ft LTER, lately patented by Mr. LlPtiCi OHM
the celobmted salter-filter maker of T. mple Bar, London. is
the only one that tone -roe load, lime and sewage from teaSesr-
it Ism In London superseded every other." Agent, iu every
Town throughout England keep them lit stock
/4-ENCINE-SEEDS. BULBS, ROOlB, FLOWERS, VEGET-
ARLES AND EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN OF
THE PEST DVSCRIPTION. Consult the Advertising 00111.110
of anrdmit, for the Week in LLOYD'S WEEKLY FAMILY
NEWSPAPER. One Penny.
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ANYTIBING FOR YOUR
GARDEN
rioNSULT the Adverng Columns of Gardening for
la Week In MOWS WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAP
Road by One Penny.
Ai It -silo HAVE GARDENS
ractical
(Wh;nlain;glKnLi.t+ureLo..s...sailltilix,";iataNfiseurnilr,
tiplicktAt,t:i;E,gfilLic,.tr•etztlieldvilndbL:ykrrl uhsTiesLenifiell lr the
niyuthis.se
everywhere. One Penny.
FLOWER GARDEN.
VELL practical directions for the Culture and Management
r of, end lista of hest Flowers and floods See "Seasonable
Gardening for the Week" in LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON
NEWSPAPER. One Penny.
KITCHEN GARDEN.
A LI, who wish to get the largest crops of the host Vtgetabhs
11, must consult the " Kitchen Garden" published in the
"Seasonable Gardening for the Week" in LIA/YDII WEEKLY
lA/NDON NEWSPAPER. Otte Penny. 01 all Newsagents.
Sale: Six hundred thousand copies.
FRUIT GARDEN.
TF you want the best fruit consult the " Sumottable Gardening
1 for the Week" in LLOYD'S WEEKLY L'INDON NEWS-
PAPER. One Penny.
VUNERAL CAIL DOTTRIDOES Patent. speablly desiimed
F to supersede hearse In ;email use. Dbck Job masters
should lose no time In eecurina one of these handsome
carriages Dottridge Brothers. Patentmouni Manufacturers,
Dorset Works, Eon Road, City Road, London.
INIVERSA-L-MILLIT to diratilisintegrate or Pulverise
U with groat rspiditv to any degree 44 Spumes, all material'
used in Apiculture! or Maindacturing Business. Testimonials
and full particulars of the Patent " UNIVERSAL DISINTE-
GRATOR," of EDWARD WILSON, Engineer, Exeter. Agents
Wanted
IMPORTANT TO LARDED PROPRIETORS, FARMERS, ate
' L
moue CROWN BLACK VARNISH k superior In every respect
L ' I to Oil Paint, imitable for all dorerileimis of work, am lied
, 1 without skilled labour, and oats only .me-fifth the t 0.% tri
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I Mon T. F. CHAMBERS. SI, Illgh-strvet, Hull.

pieces of plate were offered as prizes, and they were I HEALTH I STRENGTH II ENERGY II I
thus awarded :—Best p
ewes, £5, Mr. MIOEPPER'S QUININE & IRON TONIC.—
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Bennett, Chilmark ; 2nd, 3, M
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10°r- F. Moore, Little- ..11_ The most valuable and reliable strengthen*,
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the same, and contains chemically ptwe Quinine and
exceeding goo ewes, ‘5, Mr. James Read, I
°wig- ' Iron in a definite proportion, blended in • careful
ton; and, 43, Mr. George Rend, Charf . erd Best . n
' manner to ensure the fullest effect of both. It is used
cott. Best pen of So wcther lambs, from a
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.not compound ever offered to the public. It is always
pen of So wether lambs, from a flock exceeding 400, .
L 5, Mr. Fleetwood, Coombe. Best pen of So breed- =mended in all cases where strength and general
ing ewes, from a flock not exceeding 400, 45, 'kir' improvement of the health is necessary. Sold every.
Fleetwood, Coombe; and, j 3, Mr. George Read, . and prescribed by many metlical men, and is confidently
where by chemists in capeuled bottles containing 32
Largest penner, 45, Mr. James Jeffery,
Charford: Best Hampshire Down ram, of any age, doses 4s. C&L, next sire Ili., and stone jars, containing
45, Mr. W. Bennett, Chilmark. Best pen of too nearly six 4s. 6d. bottles, at 225. each.
'Hampshire Down wethers,
,Cs. Mr. W. Marlow.
largest Enriches the Blood.
penning by a tenant farmer, not a dealer, Mr. 1 Purifies iinl—
Boyce, Winterboume Stoke; largest purchaser, £5, -.--
Mr. E. Symes, Castle Cary. The prizes were distri-
Donhead ; PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
heated by the Mayor at the Council Chamber.