The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-21 00:00:00

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
Teams Stacer.
4R. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
iv' next general SALE of 11011SES will be held
cm Wsnninume, 81trraussa29th, 1875, at the New and
Spacious Itsroorroax,
_TI4I:4II7.SGUtIT, where eve 7
accommodation H
for orses of all descriptions is
provided.
Mown =TRIM :
Brown Cob, 14.2, quiet to ride or drive
Bay Cob, 14.3, quiet in harness
Grey Mere, live years, 15.1, quiet to ride
2 Bay Cart Homes, quiet workers
Brown Cart Horse, quiet worker
2 Cart Horses
Grey Cart lionse
Brown Pony, quiet in harness
Brown Pony, quiet in harness
Powerful Brown Cart Horse, seven years, 17 hands,
a good worker
Chestnut Cart horse, quiet worker
Bay Cart Colt, thiee years, unbroken
2 Cart Horses, quiet workers
Yearling Colt,_hy " Defiance"
Two-year-old Pony Colt
Brown Horse, five years, 15.2, quiet to ride or
drive, has been hunted
The wen following, late the property of Mr. Peach,
Bswesesaos Pepe, deceased :
Ruse NOM
Brown Mare Good
Black Hone, five years workers
Chestnut Mare, four yearn, by "Noble"
Two.year-old Bay Cart Colt, by "Noble"
One-year-old ditto, by
Together with a large number of other Hone"
Early entries are solicited.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Dorchester, September 14th, 1875.

THURSDAY NEXT, Samoa* 23RD.
BAWN TIMBER, DBALS, SPOKES, FBLLOES,
et., Er.,
Nus rug luiLwAs Stsrion,
B. F. AYLES will SELL by AUCTION,
on THI:IMMO, 81211018 Ell 23rd, 1875,
1,000 feet of Ash Plank, 1i to si inches
scoo feet of Oak ditto
750 feet of Beech ditto
3,000 feet of I Fir Board •
3,000 feet of Elm ditto
1.500 Oak Fence Piles, Stub feet long
500 Larch ditto
3,000 feet of Fence Rails
1,000 feet of Larch ditto
2,560 feet of Scotch Fir Ratters, 4 x 2
600 Feet of Oak ditto
200 Oak Posts
2,000 feet of Battens
1,000 feet .4 Pine Board
1,000 4•fect cleft lak Paha+
1,000 „ Sawn ditto
1,500 Oak Spokee
30 Dozen Fell' ca
5 Dozen ‘4 Elm Sto Ica
160 Oak Sill::
Aale Ces,,,
12 Field (late'
12 Seta of Bedstead Posts
12 Dozen Table Legs
2,000 feet of Red and NV iiite Deal.
2,000 feet of prepared Floor Board
Catalogues of the above may be had of the
Ationonaza, Ringwood, or at the Hotels, Wareham,
tine week prior to the Sale.
Sale to commence at One o,clock.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
N consequence of an outbreak of Foot-and-
Mouth Dth
isease, e SALE of SHORTHORN
TN
belonging to the Rev. R. B. KINNI.ILD,
Uarnhuli Illan&ord, Ibrsetshire, Is unavoidably
STPONED.
WIILBORNE AND Cl ANDORNE UNION.
TO RAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, DRAPERS
AND OTUERS.
DIERSONS willing to CONTRACT for the
SUPPLY of PROVISIONS and other
NECESSARIES required for the above Union, in
the respective Districts of Wimborne and Crenborne,
from the let day of °crown' to the 35th day of
DROCIIIIS next; also for CLOTHING, /sc., from the
said lit of Omuta to the 30th day of Meant next ,•
are requested to send sealed tenders, with samples of
such articles ail will admit of it, to the Union Work.
house, in Wimborne, on or before 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of FRIDAT the 24th instant, when the same
will be opened an.l examined.
Particulars and Forme of Tender can be obtained at
my office; of the Master of the Workhouse, in
Wimberne ; or of Mr. Dux, Relieving Officer,
Crasiborna.
All penans having any ('LAIR on the Guardians
of the above Union must send full particulars of the
Mine to the Master of the Workhouse for examiwition
not later than the 30th day of SiPTILIIBIR instant, or
payment will be delayed.
Nil.- -The cheques for the amounts due to the
various contractors for the current quarter can be
tbtained at the office of clerk, on the 9th day of
Ctiirosts, 11575.
By order of the Board of Guardian.,
FRANK H. TANNER,
Clerk.
Detest this 13th day of September, 1875.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MHE PLOUGHING MATCH will take place
on TUESDAY. the sch day of October, 1875, on
Bradford Yererell Farm, in the .a.cupation of Mr. J.
A. Smith.
Certificates to honest to the Honorary Secretary, on
&lingo's botual)Al, th.2::th S ptcmher inctent.
Ourndilates to be on the ground and prepared to
been work by Nine o'clock in the morning, and Skim
Coultas to be need.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, llth September, 1875.

TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER,
TOD4DAT, Ocronea sru, 1875.
gIL J. ROBINSON has the honour to
announce that he has arranged with the First
Winners it tho National Music Misting. end
celebrated Pianist, Signor RIOIDANO, to give TWO
GRAND CONCERTS, Morning at Three o'clock,
and Evening A Eight o'clock, on TOIRIDAT. OCTOBER
5411, 1875.
Miss AGNES LARXCOM.
Miss ANNIE BUTTERWORTH.
Mr. GEORGE SYLVESTER.
Mr. EDWARD WIIARTON.
NATIONAL Minot: MUTING* 1875.—C1A- VIII.
Soprano Solo Singer". Judges: Sir Julius Benedict,
Signor Arditi, W. G. Cosine, Baru_ Pint Prise
awarded to Miss Auxes I.ANKCON.—ULAIW IX. COO-
keit.) or Meszo-Soprano Singers. Judges : Sir Julius
Benedict, Signor Arai Brinley Richards, Esq.
First Prise awarded to Miami ANNII Burrszworrn.—
Clams X.—Tenor Singers. Judge.: Signor Arditi,
J. Bernby, Mei., J. Is Hatton, Esq. Fink Prim
awarded to Mr. GRA IRON BTI VTOTER.—CIANS XL
Baritone or Raw, Solo Singers. Judges: Henry
Ismile, Fol., Otto G .I.l.ehuth_ ,it Ban., J. L Hatton,
Kam. First rriro ae..rded to MT. EDWARD WHARTON.
Sob. lisniat :
IGNOIi A. RENDANO.
The oclebrat.M Piani,t, hi first appearance in the
Province&
Accorm.anist :
MU. HAMILTON CLARKE.
Tickets may be had and Seats reserved at Mr.
Roamon's licatc SaLooN, Ceruhill.
COALS I COALS!! GOALS It I
ROBIR,T HILL,
96, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that be is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND I MILL° out FOREST OF
CLAY l'ltOdli, DEAN
RUABON, IsaDtrilics
SMITHS', MALTING.
RILKSTONE, I CULM AND CORN,
H. H. desires to call special attention to the
1117ABON COAL, which he can strongly recommend
foe household purpose..
All coals, by truck 1,0.1, at reducel prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, Lc., and Grindstone..
Alma for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Compaq,.
Depfits at the Groat Western and fionth.Weetern
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 96, South street, or at the office,
Great Wortern Railway Station, will retvive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.

0401filigi
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CIIKAP BICCRSIONS TO LONDON.
ON MoNDAY mat, and OVOry MONDAY until
further notice, an EXCURSION TRAIN for
LONDON will leave Portland, at 7.40; Weymouth,
8.0; Gorcheator, 815; Malden Newton, 8.30; Yeovil,
8.50; Sparkford, 9.5; Castle Carey, 9.20; Bruton,
11.35 ; Witham, 9.50; Pnene, 10.5; 'lY,.etbury, 10.25;
and Trowbridge, 10.40 a.m., Passengen returning
from Paddington at option on the Saturday or fiatur.
day week following date of departure.
For furtherp..rilcularu see 'menial bills.
Paddington Terminus. J. GRIERSON, G. Man
WTANTILD, immediately, a GROOM.—
' stPply to Mr. IL Dun, W4ioditord, Dathalse.

GODMANSTONE, DORSET.
Wiantsanar, 221 D SKPTIMIIII, 1875.
.NA.R. O. SYMONDS is instructed to SELL
1.V.1. by AUCTION the following Choice FLOCK
of DOWN EWES and LAMBS, Horses, Heifers, 104
Implemente on Godmanstone Manor Farm; which
oomprime
362 Down Ewes
100 Chileer Lanai.*
15 Wethers
4 Cart Horses
2 Nag Horses
1 Brown Mare fit for saddle and harness
2 Yearling Heifers
1 Weanling Calf
Doccsrt and harness, hurdles, ship cribe, and troughs,
wagrns, putts, broadcast corn and turnip drills,
nanfiers. ploughs, harrows, drags, rollery ciloaki
crusher, rearing inachh.ol, buret) rakes, her.. hoes;
uui harness, &c.
The above Sheep are f an exceedingly
_good char-
acter and or o bred from the celebrated Wateroombe
, Flock of Mr. Chaptuara Saunders.
Sale at One p.m. punctually.
314 August. 1875.
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KINGSTON PARE FARM, DORCHESTER.
FaIDAT SECITHr BA 24m, 1875.
858 HORN SlfeEP, 72 DEVON BEAST, and
CART HORSES.
O. SYMONDS respectfully announces
141 he Is instructed by Mr. WILLIAM WAT,
_who is
quitting the Farm, to SELL by_AIJCTION.—au
much admired awl Valuable IMRD of DEVON
BEAST, splendid Flock of Horn Sheep and Larnbsi
and Cart horses: which comprise—
Smatr.
HO Full-mouth Horn Ewe to Down rams
154 Six tooth ditto
126 Four-tooth ditto ).To Horn rams
216 Two-tooth ditto
195 Chilver Lambs
Ii Rant*
2 Down Rams
858
BUST.
48 Splendid Dairy Cows
9 In-calf Heifers, rising three years old
14 Barren Heifers, rising two years old
1 Devon Bull
72
House.
5 Powerful Cart Horses
The Auvrtoggirs with confidence recommends the
above Stock, the whole being of the hest character to
be obtained for money, and cannot be surpassed; and
ho trusts such an important announcement as the
aboto will be productive of an early assembly of
gentlemen in search of Stock of the highest standing.
Kingston l'ark Farm is one mile from Dorchester.
Refreshments will be provided punctually at Twelve
o'clock, and the Sale commenceat One.
Sytiling, 14th August, 1875.

D-
OROHESTER POTINDBURY SHEEP.
FAIR will be held in P.'UNDBOIT Finn, on
WinnrsanAr, Samnala 29th, 1875.
All Persons intending to send SHEEP, and requiring
STANDINGS, BOOTHS, die., on the Fair Groans',
are requeeted to inform me, the undersigned, on or
before Saturday, the 25th instant, the accommodation
1 they will require.
RANSOM MARTIN
Fordington, borcheeter.
September 15th, 1875.

HOLY TRINITY CHITRCII, DORCHESTER,
PATRONESS= :
ady Am3osT.‘Unl, Orland Mn. KINDMISInT, Clyffe UMW
Lady Emmy VituAtm:, Bride- Mrs. Sewtan, Frampton
hiad Mrs. Buronsm, Dorchester
lady tharrit-Ilmuuorr, Down lbw Hun. WHAAASS, Mhtf•
House ford
Hon./Int PORTMAS, liryanston Mrs. 111011117011, Fran*
Hun. Mtn WILLIAMS, Haring- Yrs. H B. Minoixtrir, Brad-
stone ford Peverell
Mrs Hansa, Wolveton Hrs. A_ Massa, Dorcbsays
Mrs. Fintsa, Stafford Mrs. Bunsen (Mayoras), Don-
Mn. Ilswats,. Lewell Dstge cheater
FONTRIL, W11113.1.1"01 hr.. InnMIALD 821M1, Stafford
Mrs Fauns ns,Kingeton House Mrs. Ywarros, Moreton.
Mrs Baysaa, Pllaldll4ollll
A BAZAAR, in Al4of rateiug Funds for the
REBUILDINO of HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH, will be held at the Coax Excetteroz,
DAMICHUTIEH, on Wroxcemer and THURSDAY, the
22nd and 23rd of SSPTIMBER, 1875.
The Bazaar will be opened on Wednesday at Two
p.m., and 110 Thursday at One p.m.
Admittance on the First Day One Shilling from
Two to Rix and Sixpence from Six to Nine; on
Thursday, Sixpence.
The Band of the 3rd D.R.V. will attend.
Any contributions of Work will be gratefully
received by the Rtcroa and Churchvrardsoa.

TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMB-
ER SU, MTh.
One linpreeentation only, b-
eing the First .
&WO of Mr. Howaan Pan. since his return
California, Mexico, and the United Staten of America.
MR. HENRY LING to announce that
he haa arranged with
MR. HOWARD PAUL
to intneluco, L. above, his ORAND ENTERTAIN.
mErrr and CONCERT PARTY, from the Alexandra
Palace, London, where they recently performed to
over One Hundred Thousand persons.
Among the Artistes specially mimed for this Tour
are
Mies CLARA LESLIE,
The eminent Soprano from the St. James's Hail
Concerts, whose fresh beautiful voice and piquant*
style have won the highest tributes from the London
Prom and the public.
Miss JENNY HAYES,
Who*e speciality is Irish and Scotch songs, excites
the most tumultuous applause.
Mine MARIAN MAY,
From the St. James. Hall Ballad Concerts. This
lady is A soprano of rare beauty and power, and she
will appear both in evening dress and costume.
Mies NELLY FORD,
The popular Pianiete from the Alexandra Palace,
London, who will execute several Fantasias on the
Pianoforte.
Mies LErrir BUDGE,
A charming little Vocalist and Dancer from the
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
HOWARD PAUL'S Songs and Characters will be
selected from an extensive repertoire, and all given in
, costume, and, to quote an article which recently
appeared in the Daily Teleyrapk, "Hi' impersonations
are m.laterpieces, his dialogue is always caustic, witty,
and full of fun, and his Comic Songs produce literally
screams of laughter. He combines the polished actor
with the droll whimsicality of the best comic singer of
the day." He will sing two new songs "Graceful
a Falry," a topical song entitled "Upside Down," and
the favourite song "Not so bad for me."
Reserved Seats, Is; Second Sesta, 2s. ; Third Seats.
Is. Tickets and places may be secured of Mr. IL
Liao, County House, Dorchester, where a Plan may
be seen.
Doors open at, 7.30; commence at 8. Carriages at
10.

MON& LItYS, Dental Surgeon and Menu
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St Thomaa-strusto
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after
noon. excepted.
On Tbnrsdaya he may bs consulted sst Mr.
WHCATLIVS, Bootumaker, Hier:rest, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, r. Woourron'e, Con-
fectioner. Cornhlll, Dorchester. from 2 to 4 p.m.

LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That
11 SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
PROPRIETORS of the above Company will be held
at this Station. on Tgoasnar, the 14th day of OCTOBIR,
1875, at One o'clock p.m. precisely, for the purpose of
ELECTING a DIRECTOR of the said Company, to
'apply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
EDWARD JOHN HUTCHINS, Esquire.
AND NOTICE Is HRRIBT 11131ITHIR GIVEN,—Tbst the
following Proprietors have signified their intention of
becoming candidates, and are eligible for election, viz.,
WILLIAM WITHER BRAMSTON BRACH, ef Oakley Hall,
Basingstoke, Hants, Req. M.P., WILLum HEnnear
EVANS, of Fordo Abbey, Chard, Dorset, Eeq.„ Amos
EDWARD GCMGS, of Canford Manor, Wimborne,
Dorset, rag., and the Hon. Faaircui Scorr, of Send
burst Grange, Ripley, Surrey.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
from the 29th Serrettnen, 1875, until after the meeting.
By order
FREDERICK CLARKE,
Secretary.
Waterloo Bridge Station,
London, 18th September, 1875.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL
riIINDKRS szo Invitee for SUPPLYING the
.1 DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL with COALS
for Three or Six Months and with MEAT, BREAD,
FLOUR, MILK, BUTTE% EGOS, CHEESE,
GROCERIES, ALE, POTATOES, and other Articles,
for Six Months from the 23. el instant
The Tenders must be delivered at the Hospital on
or before WZDNISDAY, the 22nd instant.
Forms of Tender may be obtained on application at
the Hospital, or to Mr. JOHN itaows, Dorchester,
Clerk to the ComWttee.
Milk, Butter, and Cheese may be tendered
for in one Tender or separately.
N.B.—The Committee do not bind themselves to
soospt the lowest or any Tender.
Dated this 9th September, 1875.

DORCHESTER UNION.
TO GROCERS, BAKERS, BUTCHERS, ee.
/rill GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
prepared at their MEWING, to boo held on
WermeaDAT, the id day of &Pram inst. to
receive TE*DERS for the SUPPLY of YR
SIONE and other NECESSARIES for the T.Ol
Workhouse, and MUTTON for the tkok Poor melding
ja or ;Lear the Town of Dorchester, for Six Months,
hem the 6th day of October next to the 28th day of
March, 1876; also BREAD made of the Beet Flour
for the Out-door Poor for Three Months, from the
6th day of October next to the 28th day of December
next.
Also Tenders for Clothing and Coffins for One
Year, from the 6th day of October next.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained GA application
at my Office, and most 4cliverea at the Union
Workhouse cyyot bokte Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
neck di Wzturautoe7, the 22nd inst.
By Order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardians.
Dorchester, Bth September, 1875.

NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASONS,
T. AND H. BASOOMBE
Beg to announce their return from LONDON with
their Find Display ot
NEW GOODS
MOIL
AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR.
Each DEPARTMENT is now replete with the
leading PARISIAN and WEST END STYLES,
aellected with the greatest care.
COSTUMESdaLINERY, and MANTLES, for
' and Children's wear.
The New PLAIDS in DRESSES and WATER-
PROOFS.
Novelties In HOSIERY, HATS, GLOVES, TIES,
and FANCY GOODS.
'l'. and H. R. also beg to announce the delivery of
their WINTER STOCK of TROUSERINGS,
COATINGS, SHIRTS, HATS, and TIN'S, for
Gentlemen's wear.
A Large Stock of BLANKETS COATINGS,
FLANNELS, SHEETS, CALICOES!, LIRAI3BETS,
LINSEYS, PRINTS. SHIRTINOS, CORDS,
FUSTIANS, HOSIERY, &c., &c., euitable for
Clubs, at remarkably low prices.
DRESSMAKING executed in the latest Fashions
by thoroughly competent Aisistants, with the utmost
despatch.
N.B.—TAILORING in all its Branches.
LIVERIES and LIVERY HATS at the lowest
Broca.
• Lot of LINE; 8, under cost, to clear.
High West-etreet, Dorchester, September, 1875.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
W. HOW,
CHILVIST AID DRUGGIST,__V,BACCOXIST,
I)O.IICYLBSTRIIK,
Begs to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility,
Clergy, Gentry, and inhabitants generally of Dor-
chester and its neighbourhood, for the kind patronage
bestowed upon him for many years past, and to
inform them that he has REMOVED from No. 4,
High West-street, to new and more commodious
premises at
No. 52, ROUTH-STREET,
Between the Post Office and the Old Curiosity
Shop,
Where he trusts, by careful and personal attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the kind support
received in the peat.
4, High West-street, Dorchester, July 22, 1875.

MR. WM. SHAKE/REAR ALLARDYCS,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
Elkus/may Homo, FOILDINCITON ; and
OF711:1111 I 21, 00- trni-erater. DOECHIOTZIL

JANES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetstaker, Paper r, House dpeat
Appraiser, Undertaker, eke..
DORCHESTER.

PAPER-HANGINGS.
10.000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 34. to 10e. 6d. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
101 POWS AID comma.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
ductions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT_,U &c..
WILTON and TRKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
1171311ITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
fur the Maims and Corraus.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ask, Pitch
atPine, plain ditto,
painted and decored.
DINING-ROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Oak, and Walnut
SIDEBOARDS and CHIFFONIERS.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITS.
In Cretone, Reps, itc.
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Prim
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Large Stores of Second-hand Furniture.
Goods Removed and Warehoueed.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
ITumoral. Furnished and Conducted. I
_ _

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Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insuranc• Companies.

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Churchill, Miss._ 150 0 0
Churchill, Miss E. 150 0 0
Salisbury Diocesan
Church Build-
ing Society . . 150 0 0
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0
Digby,Mr.G.D.W. 100 0 0
Messrs. Et. and 11.
Williams & Co. 100 0 0
Shirt. Mr. 11. G.
100 0 0
Brymer, Mr. W.
E., M.P. ... 100 0
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 0
Everett. Rev. IL RIO 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 101) 0 0
Incorporated
Church Building
Society _ . 100 0
Proceeds of Con-
certs ... 90 0
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0
Henning, Colonel
C.B. 50 0
A. H. . _ 50 0
Debater, Earl of 50 0
Pearce, Mr. ... 30
Buller, Lady IL-. 25
Rivers Lord ... 26 0
Stun. Uolonel 25 0
Middleton, Mr.
Burnett, Mr. E... 55 0
Hodges, Mr. J. F.,
Jun. ..._ .. 96 0
Nips, Mr. Edwia 25 0
Spicer, Mr. A. „. IS 0
Dr.Drew,proceeds
of Lecture _ 21 2
Boucher Rev. IL 21 0 A 4: " het::
Floyer, Mn. J., lb.:l;ert, Jun. ...
M.P......210 Drat, Mr. .7. 1.
Pattison, Mrs. .. 21 0 w E." M.P.
Hawkins. Mrs. .. 20 Ikajor
Coombs, Min .. 90
Davi Mira , n. Mr.
B. s, 90 :
KiidrileY.. 11(r:: 93. 11ur meant
Ps" Misa 90 Hulse,MrE, Bair.
Thornton, Mr. M. I Homey. Mr. ...
Aldridge, Case, Mn. R. .
of Sans- Saunders I Jitool
Messrs. ...
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Lambert, Kr. W. 10 1 Slade,, Mr. W. ,
Lock, Mr. A. H. 10 1 Sanctuary, Arai-
J. F. :0 deacon .
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Game, ... I) Mrs R. .
Parsons, Mr. C.... 11 Dausey,Jain,Esq. 2 k
Stone, Mrs. . 11 1 .lanarin, Rev.
Tudor, Mr. John al
Itanke4,ll,ovEidon 1) Seeley, Miss _. 2 0
Lyon, Major 11 Rooke, Rev. J. P. 2 0
Kirdersley, Sir B. Brown, Widow ... 113
Voss. Mrs. _. 1 5
Sanderson, Mrs .. 11 Monkey, Rev. 11. 1 1
Green, Mrs. _. 11 Burt, :Ar. GI. ... 1 1
Itsker,Rev.Talbot 14 , Lucas, Mr. G. ... I I
Wood, Mrs. and Holland. Mr. ... 1 1
Aldv,,kh, Mr. 1 1
Maber. Mr. G. ... 10 base.Auiew, Mr. E. 1 1
Pope, Mr. A .. AU I Green, Rev. J. _. 1 1
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 Ensor and Co.,
bond, Rev. N. . 10 Messrs - 1 1
Sir E B. Baker, I Rayne, Mrs. It. 1 1
Bart. ... 10 Ensor, Mr. G. ... 1
Green, Mrs., pro- ' Poole, R., Zaq.,
coeds of needlo- IL 11. A. .. 1
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Panniter, Mrs. ... 5 d Dansey, Mrs. .. 1
Hazel, 11r. ... 5 Oalcraft, Mr. .7.11. 1
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Hawkins, Mr. C. 5 0 Malmo, Rev. K. 1
Ling, Mr. H. _. 5 0 'lodges. Mr. C.... 1
Ferrer, Mr. 0. W. 5 0 Boon, Mr._ ... 1
Glyn, Rey. C. . 5 0 finial Sums ... 6 1
Hodges, Raw. Dr. 5 0

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORATION.
(Established by Royal Charter, A.D. 1720.)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
Offioes—Routh EICIIANG; LONDON.
The Accumulated Funds exceed £3,700,000.
GOVZHNOR :
JAMES STEWART HODGSON, EN.
SI*B-CrOVNIINOR :
MDMIYA JOHN MANNING,
Duurr-GoNrayim:
FRANCIS ALLEANIEW HAMILTON, Eso.
Maumee :
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garratt Cattley, Esq.
Mark Currie Close, Esq.
Edward James Daniell, Esq.
William Davidson, Esq.
Alexander Drum, Esq.
Fredk. Joseph Eillmann, Eng.
Charles Hermann G.echem Esq.
Charles Seymour Gioufell, Esq.
Robert Aw.,adeue Heath, Esq.
Wilmot Holland, Egg.
ItrHubbard, Esq., DLP.
igm
am Knowles, Esq.
Nevile Lubbock, Efiq.
George Forbes Malcolmson, Esq.
Daniel Meinertzhagen, Esq.
William Robert Moberly, Eieb
Lord Josceline Win. Percy.
Charles Robinson, lief,
Sir John Bose, Bart.
Samuel Is.io Schuster, Fact,
Eric Carrin. .n Smith, Esq.
Octavius Wigram, Encl.
Charles Baring Young, Req.
NOTICE.—The usual fifteen days allowed for pay-
ment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling due at Michaelmas,
will mire on the 14th of October.
FIRE ASSURANCES on advantageous terms.
FARMING STOCK—No extra charge for the --
of Steam ThrsehingMachincei.
LIFE ASSURANCES with or without participa
lion in profits. Divisions of Profit every Five Years.
A liberal participation in Profite, i )14 tee
of a large invested Capital Stock, exemption, under
Royal Charter, from the liahilitice .1 partnership.
Th. advantages of modern practice, with the security
of an Office whose resources have been tested by the
experience of more than a century and a-half.
Acme :
Dorsetshire
Dorchester . . Mr. THOMAS COOMBS, solicitor.
cherrotaitar . . Mr. Henry Spinks.
Blandford • • Hr. Henry Shipp.
&ambit.. . . Mr. Richard Hine, jun.
. Mr. James Farnham.
Poole ........Mr. Mr. A. A. Allen, of Hamworthy,
accountant.
Shaftesbury . Mr. T. B. Chitty.
Sherborne . . Mr. 1.. K Ruegg.
Sturminster Newton Mr. Benjamin Cheesman.
Weymouth . • Mr. Ithhara Hare, solicitor.
. Mr. G. R. Crickmay.
.....Mr. G. F. F. Huntley.
iiarches,. r. J. J.Bates,of East Lulworth
itenerseteldre, and the borders of adjacent Counties:
Was ... Mr. IL Tiley.
Axbridge . • Mr. W. Richardson, bookseller.
Bridgwater .. Mr. Edward my.
Mr. A. H. English, solicitor and
coroner.
Mean. Hume & Rooke,solicitors
BAlrne.mouth . . Vacant
chard . Mr. Robert S. Bunston.
Ceetle Cary . 21,r, Jar. mama.
Crewkenw . . Mr. Thomas Palmer.
Chrietchurch • . Mr. F. Cuff.
Frani. . Mr. Janes Gough, Stuckey'.
Banking Company.
utatuatet Mr. Samuel Palmer.
Minehead ••• . Mr. John Moore.
Ifutwton•. Mr. A. Payne, solicitor.
fthepton . Mr. C. W. Fudge.
Taunton
....Messrs. Deaden and Sweet,
wlicitore.
Weeton - Super -Mare Mr. M. A. E Grosholz.
yWcoin,canii
andton
lich„ester me
.. Vacanmint....lincit,.ll..
and
S.
watts.
Southmolton... ... Mr. John Coek.
Batmatai,k . Mr. Lionel T. Beneraf t, solicitor.
Ilfraeombe • . Mr. W, 8. Stewart.
Tivurtun Mr. George Rowiter.
Honitou . Mr. William Lee.
Mr. Samuel Tv.aierlood Nngt4.
Chanrrippel.ughridge Mr. nee,. Kent.
SalisburY Mr. Edward Thomas Stevens.
Pnispectuses and all information may be obtained on
application to any of the Company's Ag era., or at the
Rotel. Loirnox.
ROBERT I'. STEELE, Secretary.

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
A SAFE, SPEEDY, _ AND CERTAIN
REMEDY FOR
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
PSUIPAIIiD Dr
THOMAS 0. SANDELL,
ACIRICULTURA.L CHEMIST, YEOVIL.
In Packets la each, or 10e. per dozen. Each
Packet is sufficient for one cow, four sheep, or six
Ptis Medicine will be found to thoroughly
answer at any stage of the disease, and if given to
°UM before they are taken ill, will prevent the
oomplaint spreading.
The following testimonial is one out of many
received
"Yetminster, Sept. 10, 187 t
"Dos* int cannot speak too highly of the good
sleet your Drenches had on my beasts. I had two
taken with the disease, and being recommended to
drench these with your preparation, I did so, the result
of which was the two that-were affected recovered
hameellately, and none of the others took it. I think
such so invaluable remedy and preventative only need
to be more known to be thoroughly appreciated. You
ere at liberty to make full use of tbia
"I am, Sir, yours sincerely,
" Mammas:4.
" To Mr. T. 0. Sandell."
These Drenches may be given on the gems, and
besides preventing disease, will Kuzma condition
and general health.
In quantities of Ono Dozen and upwards
Carriage Free to say address.
Agent for Dorchester —Mr. How, Chemist
.1 M RANDALL, Chemist.
Agents for Warcharo• •• r.
1 Mr. liisasasuasr, do.
.
17 Kinn. Chemist.
Agents for Wimb°r" Mr. Jog's, Chemist.
Agent for Bridgewater, Garirrrg, Chemist.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their mreaufacture, which always
bear their maw oad address on the labels.

PECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
OLABOURERS ANT) FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domeetic Servant&
No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
retsieted Passages wanted to Mechanics and other
elieble perwuni.
Mere is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good sages.
A Srrgeon-SnTintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each s.
Each family has a ceparate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
into the Government Home.
00 Land Order Warrants per Admit issual La persons
no.r their own full passupe.
Appointed •iint fir 13ridport, Mrs. HANNAH
Pluses ; Shaftesbury, Mr. Joss Bull??; Blandford,
Mr. HENRY MAICoIo.
I Queensland Government Office
al. Charing Cross. Loam.
-
r TREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
Tzsz PASSAGES
AU riItANYED BY TAB
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under :
To Married and Sines Agricultw.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, &c,;
alao to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMIESTIC SERVANTS,
As Cooke, Housemaids, Nurses General Servants
Dairymaids, &C.
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. Brain', 30, Cornhill, E,0., and
5, Serle.street, W.C., London. Price Is. &L, post
free, Is. lid.
AUNT—Mr. CHARLES bRYER, North Square,
Dorchester.
HITE STAR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL
.41‘4k gas —LIVERPOOL to NEW
_ YORK every THURSDAY. QUILICNS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Piesselters to elf owls
el the United States end Canada.
The well-known fag Mail Steamers of this line sail as and.:—
BALTIC THURSDAY, Mid Sept.
BRITANNIC THURSDAY, 31t.12 Sept.
GERMANIC ....... ..... Tnuannsr, 7th October.
CELTIC ...... ... -THURSDAY, lath October.
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, list October.
Rags 6900 tow burden end 8,000 home. power. Average
Now Se dap In Bummer, 94 days In Winter.
These new and goiendid Yemels reduce the pomade to the
shortest oneoblo gine, end abed to Pureasn the blend
degree of comfort hitherto attainable g ewe
The Steerage acoommodatkee fa of the very highog changer,
the mom. are unusually imagoes, volt lighted, ventilated, end
warmed, and pamencel. cd thu gam will find their comfort
cartfully stud ed.
Unlimited supply of Cooked Provisions.
Nedical comforts free of theme.
Stowerdewes in SWIM* to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Barton, or Philadelphia, at
reduced rams.
Pagingers booked Norwich to all parts of States, Canada,
India he., at epode! rites
Drafts good crs New 'fork free of Charge.
For full particulers apply to any cd Me White Sier Aonu;
to Jeione Sown and Co. ueenstown ;or to ISNAY, HERM
LID CO., 811. Leedom 10.

UNDER TEI SPECIAL PATRONAGE OP
RIR
"eifsalealpif qumos,
LILL TEI LATE PRINCE CONSORT, H.R.H. THE PRINCE
OF WALItS,
And Patronised by the principal Noblemen, Land.
owners, =a Agriculturists in the Kingdom.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,
FOR
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
AND THE
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WLREWORM.
It will also iiee the Germination and Growth
of the Seed and Mariam the produce of the
FrOp equal to 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 no Lime or Brine is
reSeirathe peopecerion of the Seed is attended with
lietronbla, WM it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of sowing than by any other plan. Testi-
monials from the largest Wheat Growers in the King-
dom, bearing testimony to its great power and efficacy,
may be had of Agents, who are appointed for every
District
if FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE GIVEN WI2II
EACH PACKET.
IdANUFACTORT, WOBURN, BEDS.
WIFOLUALS AOIIIITB :—Masers. LANGTON, SCOTT, and
EDDIX, 226, Upper Thames-street, London.
CAVTION.—To fcnard against fraudulent imitation,
and consequent disappointment, see that the Signature
of "HENRY Dows in on the labeL
AOIINTS 7011 DOIICIIIBIitt E. P. wATrs (late
Davis), Chemist; and A. J. EVANS.
Bold by A. Mason, Weymouth ; Beach an. Barnicott
and H. J. Coppock, Bridport ; R. Fouracre, Chemist,
Taunton; G. Cooper, Druggist, Rioter; G Stocker,
Beaminster ; W. G. Hunter, lialisbory ; or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which case the
will be given to the nearest Agent

NTRIEtVOIIB DEBILITY.— Gratis., a
1-1 MEDICAL WORK, showing Ruffner, how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
on receipt of ponage nem —Address, SXIBMIABY
Lug:tulle of Aannety. •

COUGHS, 001116, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
11R. J. COLLIS BROWNVB CHLORODYNL
1 f A few doses quite effectual —Caution.—The extraordinary
medical reports on the efficacy of Chlorodynu render hot vital
Importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which Is
protected by a Coveminent stamp, bearing the words "Dr J.
Collis Brovrne's Chlorodyne.* See decision of Vloe-Chaacellor
Sir W. Page Wood, the "Times," July 16th, Itil4. Numerous
testimonials from eminent Physicians accompany eath bottle.
From W. C. WiLitsaoe, Esq , F. R.O 8., Spalding.
" I consider it invaluable in Phthisis and Spasmodic Cough;
the benefit Is very marked."
Dr. M'llillman, of New Galloway, ecotland.
" I consider it the most valuable medicine known."
Sobl in bottles, is led, 2s 61, and 45 6d by all Chemists. Sole
Manufacturer J. T. DAVENPORT. 13, Great Russell-street,
London, w.o!
DOWN QUILTS AHD DOWN CLOTHING:
and FOX.
B°V7AR RMTH OF THREE FOLDS WOOLLEN FABRIC AID
NOT THE WEIGHT OF ONL
The PURLIC are respectfully CAUTIONED against
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS,
where UNPURIFIED and INFERIOR DOWN may have
been used in the manufacture_
The articles 110 made are sure to become UNWHOLESOME and
UNPLEASANT in use.
Lash Genuine Article has the PATENTEES' NAMES attached
BOOTH and FOX.
Bold by tho leading DRAPERS Anil UPIIOLIITERERS.
SHIPPERS and the TRADE SUPPLIED.
BOOTH and FOX.
Cock; Itanetioster ; and 60, Hatton Carden, London.
Prise Modals—London, 1862; Dublin, 1866.
scarca 1 TUE swan BLEND, (Mil Matured, is Piiirth
mut; Purity guaranteed. tha per dozen.
Carriage paid on 'ffiso dome, and upwards. To be
WHISKY. I had only from INNES A GRIEVE, Waterloo
I Mot Filalryrgb, or their Agents.
READ TFIIB LL'ITER-
Received from Mr. Hank], Chemist, July, ISM
16r,—A neighbour of mine at Stanford who had been given,,
, by the Doctors took your Pills only, and tells me they saved his
life, and he has been, though over fifty years of age, able to
. work at his trade ever since.—l am, yours, Ac,
It Hum
To Mr. Lambert, "Proprietor of Dr. Scott's Bilious and
Liver Pilla.
la, Vero Street, Loudon, W.
Thom Pills are invaluable as a family aperient and general
medicine alike for both sexes, are sold by all Chemists in Boxes
at is. led. and 2a 0,1. Observe Dr. SCOIT'S BILIOUB and
LIVER PILLS. Wrapped is a square green package. Take no
other.
lIIHE hasi FIRE-LIGHTER in the World la manufactured by
1 the PATENT STAR FIRE-LIGHTER COMPANY Limited
No paper required. Cams of 400 or 500 sent PI receipt of P.O;
Order for 10s. Col to 27, Walbrook, London, LC. Ask your
Grocer, Oilman, Ac, for them. Agents Wanted.
TMPORTANT.—HAY'S Patent Waterproof GLUE OntiP4zr
I Limited, LANDPORT, PORTBIIIOUTH, offers a very cheap
1 and useful Varnish admirably suited for the preservation of
Ships' and Boats' bottoms, Outcbuibliwit Iron Fences and
Walls exposed to Wet. Price lad per game

•
A 1). P. BRIAR PIP. Briar Pim, stamped A. D. P., .re
toed against bumland cracking. The howl of
.11.turP. Pipe contains a flied guarantee. Price from
11. each, of all Tobamaistit impale and for exportation ol
D. POBBNER and CO , al, Mansellwtreet, Aldirate. London

rtARINA VITrE, Pinorral, Pronounced by the Faculty and
r the Medical Pres "The hest Farinaceous Food for Infants,
Childrens, Invalids, and healthy persons." The Xed ice Times
says—" It is hied nutritious, digestible, easily amimilable,
and is very eto the pasta" More nutritious than any
animal dint; exceptionally rich in phosphates. It relies..
indigestion, constipation, and disorders of the stomach, and
maintains the body in sound health. Sold everywhere. 11.11
pound and One pound packets, al and Is. Od. Manufactured
EDWARDB, ALLEN and EITCHINU, 60, Holland-strest,
London.
• . . .

TRIPORTANT TO ALL—For hillouanani or sick headache,
.1. gidelineas, oppremion of spirits, sluggish liver. vomiting,
sonnies' of tho stomath, costiveness. and all its evils, impure
blood and skin eruptions, Sc., ENO'S FRUIT SALT in the
simplest and beet remedy yet introducol. It removes hy •
natural means orate matter or poison from the blood, thereby
taking away the groundwork of trolls, carbuncles, fevers,
feverish skin, erysipelas and nil opklemics. and counteracts any
error', of eating Or drinking or any sudden affliction or mental
.train, sod prevents diarrhom. It is • pleasant buveragu which
supplies the want of lino fruit, ao essential to the animal
economy, sod may be taken as an invigorating and cooling
draught ureter any circumstance., from infancy to old age It
Is imposable to overrate its value, and ,no that account no
hoirslil ought to be without it, ao by its use many disastroua
results may be entirely prevented. In the nursery ii is beyond
praise. Prepared by 1. C. ENO, Nowcastle-on-Tyne, or may '
be had through anr Chemist, as all Wholesale houses koop It
lo stock. Film b 9el
Out of the many Testimonials received, illustrating the value
of the " Fruit Salt," I give the following :
From the Rev. J. W. Nen, Holy Trinity Church,
North Shields
Dna &a, November Ist, 1873.
Aa an ilitastration of the beneficial effects of your "Fruit
Salt,. 1 can have no hesitation In giving you particulars of the
owe of one of my friends. His whole tile was clouded by the
want or vigorous health, end to such an extent did the slug-
gish action of the liver and its concomitant Bilious Head-ache
alba him, that he was obliged to live upon only slew articles
of diet, and be most sparing In their use. This uncomfortable
and involuntary ascetnen, whilit it probably alleviated his
sulferlnp, did nothing in °Section • core, although persevered
in for some 26 year., and also, to my knowledge, consulting
very eminent members of the faculty, frequently even going
to tow, for that panatela 11) the use of you simple" Fruit
Salt.," however, he now =Joys the vigorous health ho had long
coveted, and h.' never had • head-athe nor constipation since
he commenool to use it, about six months ago, and can partake
of his food In such a hearty manner as to afford, is you may
imagine, great satisfaction to himself and friends. There are
others known to roe to whom your romody has been so bene-
ficial in various kinds complaints, that I think you may very
well extend Its use both for your own intarost and pro bone
',Maim. I find myself that it makes a very refreshing and
exhilarating drink.
I remain, deer sir, your. faithfully,
To J. C. Eno Fall.. J. W. Rath
Mr Hobert Clark, Marley Hill, Gelesheed, waiting for a
further autiov of "Fruit Soft," adds—. I have sold about RO
dozen bottles of the Fruit Salt,' and in every case I know it
has given the utmost intistactlon.*
To DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.
IHE TINFOIL DECORATIVE PAINTING COMPANY
1 (Lianitol), ran supply any amount of their DMOOSATSO
consisting of PERFECT REPRODUCTIONS of all
kllnla of WOOL*, MAXIILM, TILES and ARTISTIC
SUBJECr&
fly this process Painters can execute their work man.elloosly
, quick, cheaper and morc durable than hand Palming, and
without my inconvenience to their employees.
For partienlars apply at the Company's 02100-27,
27, LEADS/MALL Brun, London, E.C,
Or to 11. A. Ithsesth, Weymouth.
Goorge C. Fsercet Seemslary.
Special Decorations for Churches, Chapels, Roc

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THE ATTENTION OP LADIES IS CALLED I
THE ATTENTION OP LAMS IS CALLED I
MO the WONDERFUL EFFICACY KEA MILEY'S
I WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS ',Midi have been
'coral by thousands for many years yawl to ho to. most
effectual remedy for that complaint to which females ens liable
Headache, giddiness, nerioem deprsesion, pallor or the Ilps, and
general deblbty of the Systam, often accompanied by palpate.
Urn of the heart The most obstinate moos (of apparently con
Snood Invalids) have yielded to a course of Memo Mlla Sold to
Chemists In boxes st Sl hi. wrapped in WHITE paper. B
sure to ask for KLARBLETS and see you get them, as some
times a spurious article Is offered. By post far SI amps
SdNoKa, 160, Orford Bina, Lando:a.

_
GOLD& OF SOAP FOR iii-SHILI.I7NG.
HOUSEKEEPERS can make their own
SOAP for a Farthing a Pound -801bs. in two
hours, or half the quantity at half the cost, by using
the great
AMERICAN POTASH BALL,
Or Concentrated Lye. This article is in common use
in America. Full directions with each Ball. Ask
your Grocer for it. Manufactured by Tel AMIZIOAN
18, 17, 18, and 19, Bridgewater Gardena,
London, B.C.
TEA TEA!! TEA II I
rri OUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.

rrHE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea having,paed Her Majesty's Customs as
"High-class Tea, possesses every characteristic of
First-growth KAsow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent properties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
• deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, islasting in strength, and its economy in
use renders
.5 alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
exoellenoo—
1 lb. net, 2s m each
lb. „ 1.3 d „
lb. „ „
, oz. ,
To test the quality, consumers should purchase one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
ity they may be using* To be procured from
Agents in most Towns and Villages, and Wholesale
y from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
LIST 01 AGM'S :
Askeeswell, M. White Parlutone, T. Moen, Posseente
Bridport, M. J. Pitcher Place
Belo Regis, 8.. Homo Piddietown, C. Gray
Chideock _Manning Poole, J. liorrence,llo, Hlgh-
Cranisorne, F. Pesos street and Old orchardist
Dorchester, M. Paul, 10, High Stalloidge, A. Collins
East-street, and J. Herring- Eipettisburciiioo.
ton, 11, Cornhill fillton, D. tt
East Stour, 0. llansfoni latoborouo, . Perry
Easton, Portland, & Comber Stratton, W.
gl
Frampton, 11. Pulman Shipton Oemowtri l, wanield
FuMingion Orem, & Thomford, blue:
Gorimanstone, J. Foot Tarrant Mention, A. Golding
Oillingharn, W. Butt Weymouth, Miller and Ce.
Einem, C. Barmier' Wort 81a10rd,1. Clektrliss
Lonston,.- near Wareham, J. West Stour, J. Frampton
Holland Wimbome, 131 Coombe, Woe-
Langton, nom Sausage, J. street, and IL Brewer, High-
Bridle street
Lyme Beads, C. Snell Winterisome Abbas, W. 11.
Milton, J. Sutler Allen
Muckleford, Km Hawker Wsko Regis. 0. BosloiKh
aloteombe, J. Parsons West Orchard, T. Tubbs
& White Tetminstcs, T. Ilaysrard
Powenstock, T. Gale
rrAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
-k MACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
Movement.
riIAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
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ments.
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and Family use.
MAIMOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES have a new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
rIPAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
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at Vienna.
riIAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
J. MACHINES are stro, swift, and aural*,
IrATLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to
work
rPAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES. Prices, Hand hum
£4 4s. • Foot ditto 111.
rrailkit's 'PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES can be had on easy Terms of
Payment.
buying any other, the public are requested to
BEE nOB MACHINE, or send for a prospectus to
Taytor's Patent esivrizzE Machin* ComomitTs
Great Driffield. or VT, Cheapside, London.
100 _ _
AGENTS. —W AN'TEDL an APat at
every Cross Road, to assoll the Great
American Invention.
Tun Ainnuoax Porasa BALL —Any person an
make 60th.. of Swap with Ilb. ball in two homy.
10e. C -S
enral. 10111 D.—end 10s. for a Casa You
can make in •I. —woman can sell this.
Address—Tea Ammar, Coatratry, 18,_17i 18, 18,
Bridgewater Gardwas, &Adm. London, KO

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PLANS AND ESTIMATES
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Mr. R.Catarerrin attends Market&

NEW ANDIRIOAIII
SEWING MAOHINZ,
Adapted to either Hand or Treadle.
Manufactory; PHILADELPHIA, P.A., U.S.
87, Queen Victoria Street, London, R.O.
FAMILY USE, TAILORS. SHIRT HAREM AND
MANUFACTURERS, itr.
This Machhig is Self Threading, both in Arm and
Shuttle, being the only one of this kind in the world.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO Aarms.

23, IRONMONGER LANE, LONDON.
(rum OLD HOLM.)
JOHNSTON'S
OORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR.
It is rich in flesh-forming and heat-giving properties,
and when boiled with milk affords complete and per-
fect nourishment for children and persons of weak
digestion. It is delicious for Puddings, Custard.,
Blancmange, &a

BEST SCRAP AXLES
1111110 WITH
MAGGS' IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES,
Supplied throl Ironmongers or ilisrueclitfinn Me Maker
. HINI)
BOURTON, DORtgET.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THEMLIFE.;
See Dent. ch. iIL, v. 23.
CLARKE'S
WOZLD-lAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade dark—. Blood Mixture.")
THZ ORZAT BLOOD PUILISIZR AND BINTOBIZ.
'DOR cleansing and cleaning the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofu/a, Scurvy, Skin iheesses, and Bores of
all kinds it is • never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cum Blood and Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellings.
Clears the Blood from all impure matter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands re4illlolli4l4 from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. 6.1. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Ils. each—sufficient to effect •
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATE/NU
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
pt of 30 or 132 stamps.
.r. CLARKS, Chemist, Ilioli-stred, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Darchester—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Dundee.
SWAIM or WORTHLM3B IMITATIONS.

BUT RECRITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARER,
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST.
Because of it. CHEAPNESS!
HOWL R&ZUrr & Sol.
Shophertrr Bush, °ember 28, 1574.
GAUT from Olsotiomon,—.. I son very much plowed
THE DUCHESS with your SQUARE BLUE. I ham now
or used it for Nome time, and both for
EDINBURGH'S BEAUTY of COLOUR sal ECONOMY it far
Iwundrem SURPASSES any other I hare hitherto mod."
Yours respecttully, SARAH GARDNER,
,Loundrooto H. &IL the Duke of Edinburgh.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PAssoas, Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT
Harr and Co:, and F. N. Wu Wholesale and
Family Grocers ; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, and Draggles.

•
FORTHCOMING SALES BY AUCTION.
WEDN:ADAy, SEPTEMBER 22.
Dorchester market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
411 l)own
aEtwoe.siamnat.Latz.bsilan;ll,.lllpsynalleif.er,., Duple-
menta &c
Choice Herd of Dairy Cows and Helton, valuable teania
of young Cart Horses, and superior Farm Implement',
at Barton Farm, Dishopstoke, by Messrs. Waters, Son
and Itawleuce.
TOURSDAY, SEPTEEDLE 23.
Great Salo of timber at %Varehmu, IT Mr. F. Aylea.
Flock of Horn Sheep and Lambs, Cart Horses, Imple-
ments, &c., at Chartnole Farm. Stoke Abbd, by if.mrs
Symonds and Eaton.
Valuable allude at Wyke Regis, by Messrs. 11 ilialge
and Son.
Mr. T. Ensues repository sale, at Wimbonle
Freehold houses at Portland, by Mr. S. Jackson.
Freehold Cottages, &c., at Litton Cheney, by Mr. T. R.
Charles.
FRIDAY, SEPTINIDER 24.
Flock of Horn Sheep and Lauds, Hurd of Devon Beasts.
Cart Horses, Implements, Sc., at Kingston Park Farm,
Dorchester, by Mr. G. Symonds.
Freehold lands, d well ing.houaes, &c.. at Charlton Adam
and Charlton Mackrell, Somerset, by Mr. H. Richman
SATIIRDAT, Sai'ieanus 25.
Dorchester market —Sale by Mr. G. Sraonds.
MONDAY, SZITENDER V.
Carpenter's atock.in.trade and effects at liodmanstons,
by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
522 Choice Horn Ewes and Chilver Hogs, Cart liars&
Implements, &c., at Shute's Farm, Symendsbtryy. by
Symauds tisd Earso...
Live and dead fanning stock at Wake Court FOAM,
Bishop's Caundle, by Mr. IL Richards.
TIMIDAY, SErTENHEIS 54.
Underwood at ituckland Newton, by Mr. G. Symonds.
Gentlemen s Residences, Dwelllngliouses, Shope,
Cottages, Building Land, eke, at Weymouth, by Mr. T. R
Charles.
WEDNESDAY, BEPTExiitR2D.
Poundbury sheep fair.
Dorcheat market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
Mr. T. Ensor's Hone Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Valuable Hampshire Down Breeding Flock, Cart
Horse*, other Live Stock, and Farm Implemental, at Great
Allington Farm. Flgheldean, by Mews. Waters. Son and
Rawlence.
THURSDAY, bk.riaJitiLltJl.l.
Live and Dead Farming Stock, ire., at Halo Farm, near
Breamore, by Messrs. Waters, Son and Rawleuee.
Herd of 36 Dairy Cows and Dairy Utensils, lies. at
Wrackleford, near Dorchester, by Mr. T. Enjoy.
Live and Dead Farming Stock at Milestoue Farm.
Longfleet, by Mr. H. Richards.
Fatima, OcroDEll 1.
Grass feed and meadow hay, at Duckland Newton, by
Mr. G. Symonds.
Live and dead farming stock. at Birch farm, East Stoke,
Wareham, by Messrs. G. Curtis and Sun.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4.
Live and Dead Fanning Stock and Implements at
Fursebrook Farm, near Warehani, by Mr. H. Richards
WEDNESDAY, °Cronin, 13.
M.) head of Dairy steel: and dr4 Improved Itasupshet,
Down sheep, at Stoles Mike, by Mi. G. Symonds.

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BIRTHS.
bcr 6, at Reedamouth Northumberbod, promo-
turo(y, the
wife of Mr Cameron Churchill, of the Inner
Temple, barvistere"-law, of • eon, stillborn.
September 8, at Portland, the 1/1/0 of (Hptain J. A. Wombs,
102nd Fusiliers, of a No.
September 11, at Victoria Cregent, Portland, the who of
Lieut. Moors, ILL, of a daughter.
September 11, at 3, &dwell-street, Weymouth, the who of
P.C. Horn, of a son.
September 12, at Newtown-terrace, Longtleet, Poole, the wile
of Mr. B. J. Mord, of a son.
September 12, at Suttee Points, the who of Mr. Frank
Sargent, of a daughter.
September 13, at ikg.ties; Cottage, Wm mouth, the wde of
Mr. C. J. Freemen, u rer, of. daughter.
September 17, at p-Cenns, the wile of Mr Robert busses
oh • eon.
OE2I.
August 31, at tho pazs ants*. Dwoninagne, by the Bev.
J. R. Croo, Mr. Henry Brown, to Selina, youngest daughter of
Mr. Giles New, both of Oweemeigne.
&member 8, at St. Ceorge's Church, Pordington, 1!.,1 IL`
Rev. IL F. Evans, William, only son of Mr. Joh g n neiss,
Fonlingtoo, to Leah, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Wellman,
builder, Fordi
ateniberat lim Melintry Abbas., by the Rev. 11. F. Glyn,
Mr John Rogers, to Mier Martha Hiscock, a native of WM-
canton.
September 14, at Albion Chapel, Southampton, by the Roe.
8. Marsh, Mr. A. Hillier, Of 80tIthiMptoli,to Marnret /WY,
third daughter of the late Mr. W. Burns, of Northetrog,
Poole.
September 14, at the parish church, Wyke
Regis, by the
Rev. C. P. Roberts, incumbent of Peel, Lancashire, and omen
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. If. C. neon, rector it WYlre
Regis, Dorset, the Rev. Charles Albert Brugge, vicar of Thom
combo, Dorset, youngest eon of the late Colonel lirugge, '4
Sadborough, to Emily Mary, second daughter of the la.
Owen Owen Esq., of Coles HID. and brother „i the luaußobert Ifsee:ll Owen fiwgßeld. Esq., of West Down I Mile-
September lb, at St. John's church, Weymouth, by the Ito
Stafford Tordiffe, of South Broom, Devises, and the Rev. Arthur
B. Snyce, of Westbury-on-Trim, Gleumster, 'assisted by the
Rev. John Stephenson, vicar of St. John's, Mr Clomp Crog
Sass, of aftudid, to Miss Harriett Hester Wolferstan (Hefty)
Tordilfe, daughter of Mr. Thomas Tordiffe, of 7, Weeterbsll-
rine*, Weymouth.
DEATHS.
September 6, g Bore Regis, Dorset, au d. Edward, °ugh
son of F. D. and Anna Lys, aged 6 years and 9 months.
September 6, at Upwergreet, Weymouth, Franca nig. the
beloved daughter of Ldward and Martha Plowman, aged 1..
year..
September 7,.0 Slurmileter Marshall, Mr. B Everitt, aged
67 years.
September 7, at 17, South-parade, Weymouth, ElfLd"h
Week& aged SO.
&Member 9, at Stickland, Mr J. Hagerman, lied 73 l'efdl
September 10. at Tarnworth House, after two dial's' Med"'
Kr Jseeph Bevan, aged 22 years.
September 11, at Blaniford, Kr John Pitman. aged 19 Yal"
September 11, at Higher Mills, Aaskemmll, Mr Allrel
Williams, aged 27.
SePeember 11. at Bournemouth, Catherine E9le9,
mond daughter of the Hon and Rev. J. T. Bumatrethea.`11
years
September 11, g Brighton, the Hon. Ashley Carr Glyn. 10
1161 "2a.r2L
her 11, at Market-greet, Poole, Ann, a Hr.
Y.--u.s.,ln.aster maguey, wed 71
September 12, at PortlaM, Mr. Joseph (lover, aged 11 Iveref
for many years watchman at the Breakwater.
...ed GO
September, 13 at Sutton Points, Mr ThOMAS miller, -.
years
mVul Gertrode, daughter of Mr. Willi: m Saunders, sr°
her 11, at. No. 11, blu 13
mhigton-place, .‘01.991h
Z j
September 13, at Tommate-strest, Pools, Lilian Alice deog9kt
of Mr. Edward James Young. aged 4 yeara canna°
September IS, at Alpha e.totaage, Fordington, Mr
F. L. Tenser, aged fit