biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

CA ARIA() E FRU.

Pos Tim Kamm °Alum.

s. d.
No. 1 Collection, for a Lugo garden, aarrige
. 3 3
No. 2 Collection, for medium made., wrap
2
No. 3 Coneetioo, for medium if,. do., eariage
No. 4 Collrotion, for an ordinary six ae.
1
, No. 5 Collection, for • small do. earriap tree 015
No. 6 Collectioø. f,er a very small do. ... 010
Foo us howls Glazier.
No. 1 Collection, free by post or ral... 2, „ ,
2
No. 2 Collection, lies by poet or rid ... •
Via 3 Collection, lave by post or r 4... 1 I
to. 4 Collusion, free by post or n 01... 0 15
4. 5 Collection, fret by post or rd.., 0 10
'articular, of the above Colleetioss may be Sad " apti,atioo, and any Articles not required wit, be ex
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clued, and others tooladed &sootily' to tine wish of
the "Inhere.
!licit Late of Garden geed; or. geode, end Fient
&rods, poet free on applltation.
SUTTON & SONS.

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SKEDSKIN TO Tin QITION, &KADIN°.
N.B. mem SUTTON have unetwoui custorien
within t circulation of Ws Nuncio wtow they eau
with sou refer as to the espedor guilty of their
seeda

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

POErLAND.

Tam BMW? &Mx—The barque Heide, of London,
519 toes, John Cobby, master, • few days ago ran for
the shelter of OW renowned roads She was bound
from London to Cardiff. and had 320 toos of ballast on
board. On the Bth she wee off the fatal Good win rands,
and her master determined to avoid the trueberees
neighbourhood, and, if possible, to anchor lit the
North Foraland. On the 7th she anchored, but the
wind cisme on to blow • hurricane, and the Gable
tried. Ou the 10Ih she anchored in Torbay, the wind
wing & gale. The weather moderated on the 14th,
and they tried to proceed on %air voi•g• • b" "
heaving the anchor, the author ring puled.
were again adrift. However, they manasvd "r.
ship out of the bey. So they beat aboet for terse days
moms until, on the 17th, finding it Intsval,
headway, sad as the wind was blowing
hors up for Portland Rolltlf, where
analtehared safely, thaaks Oho peewit/ of our now
ablevall-kto"wareake hilbmirhis depoollionre!.4..bererir B-TbeCh".4einCh"mananwal'
Kai, on the 19th, and he sediseles the lose to Mom.
Moore and Os, the owners. at about O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

NATIONAL LINK.

STELII FROM LIVERPOOL TO_NIVI YORK

EVERY WEDNIMIDA ,
AND FROM QIIP.627BTOWN EVERT TEUIVIDA.Y.
NATIONAL 61111401-15.11112
COMPANY (Limited.)
•d V $ tas,,. The now fun-powered Britah Imo
-- - Screw Memo-ships
Toes. Toes.
Fuses, Grace 3200 I RiayrnA, Cattin4.- 3325
Tao Quota, Grogan 3412 PastiontmA2u, Nall 2873
Enet.onn, Thompson 3400 1 Vl7O/111A, Thomas— 2876
Ram Webster 3200 Dinnoar, Thomson 2870
Lou lOIAIA, Forbes 2210
Will be d.spskbed from Liverpool to Now York as
follows

HELVETIA
FRANCE _ WIDIZIMAT J/112. 61b. 11166.

PENNSYLVANIA WZDNIIIDLY, Jas.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon aosommodstion on board *ewe Steamers
is very superior. Rate of Passage from I4venl to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tisk,* Twenty.
five Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Stowage
Passengers, and • full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewerds.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Franeisoo. the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
thetas, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and Mk
Wator•street, Liverpool; on to N. and J. MOONS and
Ram. Queenstown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

IS DIRECT OR
PRE'

Tbe political economists,
philosopher.. and Radicals,
say direct taxation,"
because
I. A direct tax —snob as
the Income-tax —is raised
more ebeaply than any
other kind of taxation:

2. Direst taz•tloin
enables the Us-parer to
know tow* what hie
burdens sm.

3. It le the mod na•
pleasant mode of taxation,
and theevfore the moat
likely to produee • genera
demand for Mooned
publie economy.

IS (IT THE DUTY
MAINTADIJAN EST,

Rellgiocirte, Conserva-
tives. and reputable people
generally say " Yea," hr.

1, Every State should
have a conscience, and, hay.
log it, should choose and
support the Char& by
which the dictates at that
conscience are beet ea.
boned,

.-2. 'ilte slllanee of the
Chun& furnishes the mast
powerful 44 Lit civil
government

3. II give' the State a
Nalutary power of control
°c.t eocleslastieal pretest.
'ions and inflames which,
when unchecked, are pro-
&fairs of great harm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

18 INDISORIIII

Humane persons say
hosanna—
I. It is better to run the
risk of saosorsging sassy
In idleness and prollissey
than to lass the shuns
al relieving cios disarms
person.

2. The ago provizion
for the relief of distress is
inhumane sad inialoiotit.

S. Hi Is Impossible for
Ib. nornpassioseas to
behold spectacles of dis-
tress without endeavouring
to Mists it.