The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-19 00:00:00

YK/RCHESTER HORSE SZPOSITORY,
'Damn &raw.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
neat general SALE of HORSES will be held
on )10:mar, (k-romuf 2811, 1875 (Dorchester Fair
Day), at the New and Specious RIPOSITOST, TatnlTT.
lITURT, where every accommodation for Horses of all
demriptions is provided.
rummy 67:TAT'S :
Grey Mare, four years, 13.2, quiet to ride or drive
2 Grey Poniee, four years, unbroken
P H
Powerful Bay Cart orse, five years, 16.2, a
quiet worker, fit for van work
3 Cart Honks, good workers
Than Cart Mare, quiet worker
Bay Cart Horse, quiet worker
Grey Cart Home, quiet worker
Bay Cob, quiet to ride or drive
Bay Mare, quiet in harness
Brown Cart Horse, quiet worker
Brown ('art Ilorse, five years, 17 hands, good
worker
Bay Cart Horse, three years, 16 hands, good
worker
Bay Mare, seven years, by "Defiance," quiet to
ride or drive, served by " Donnington"
2 Cart Horses, quiet, workers
Bay Cob, quiet to ride or drive
2 Black Geri Burma, 16 Wade, quiet, good workers,
late the pn,perty of Mr. W. 'Watts, deceased
Earls entries me solicited.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Dorchester. October sth, 1875.

DORCHESTER OCTOBER MTh FAIR.
/IR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that he
.111. will HOLD, as motel, a SALE of SHEEP and
cArri.E in the FAIR FIELD, commencing at Twelve
chock precisely.
TRRSVIT IetTRIES :
100 Good Wether Down Lambs
50 Doreet Horn Ewes in Lamb
50 Down Ewes in Lamb
100 Welber and (*biker Down Lambs
Emily Entriee are solicited, so that the Stock may
be duly advertised and the Pens provided.
WIMBORNE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
.SR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
.Itll. NEXT SALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS,
SHEEP, PIGS, HORSES, ttc., will be held on
TtIVIIRDAT, OCI.OBII 214, 1875, In the RIPOSITORT.
nljohiingthe Railway Station, where Sheds and every
accommodation will be provided.
PRESENT 11:NTRI1114 :
8 Fat Heifers 4 Ditto 2 Ditto
inn Fat Crtenbeed Horn and Down Wethers sad
Ewes
80 Fat Wethere and Maiden Ewes
35 Fat Ewe., 20 Ditto
20 Fat Lamle
The Whoring robe, with plenty of bone and quality,
the property of Mr. T. Tuck, of Avon, Ringwood,
who brenbg for Sale :
Grey Gelding, four years, 14, quiet in single and
double harness, and to ride, by "The Welsh
Hero"
Bay Filly, three years, 13.3, by ditto
Hay Gelding, three years, 14.1, by "Puzzler"
Bay Filly, three years, 14. by ditto
Ray Filly, two years, by ditto
Bay Gelding, two years, by "The Welsh Hero"
Bay Yearling Colt, by ditto
Roan Filly, two years
The following, the property of Mr. R. T. Tuck, of
Thoroughbred Brood Mare and Foal—Mare by
I:nemenor " " Touchstone," dam by
"Coronation," winner of the Derby in 1841,
tlds season by "Puzzler," has been
ridden as a hack and occasionally with hounds;
12.al by " Puzzler"
Chestnut Cob, 13.1, quiet to ride, and very clever
acmes country
Brown Cob, 13.1, quiet to ride, and very clever
acmes country
Early entries are solicited, so that the Stock may
be duly advertised.
Proceeds of Sale paid to Vendors same day, or sent
by inor:t.
Lommimion —441. in the E on Beaste, Sheep, and
Pigs, Spec cent. ,m Horses and Dead Stock. All Lots
to he paid for at elope of Sale.
The Dinner at Tapper's Hotel will be ready at One
o'clock. Owners are solicited to send their Stock to
the Sale.yanl not later than Eleven o'clock.
Dorcheater Auction, Valuation, and General Agency
011 ice, 54, South-street. Dorchester.

CORN EXCHANGE, DORCHESTER.
Important and UNRESERVED SALE of Valuable
MODERN FURNITURE, ke.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
1. instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
WaDSVDAY and THURSDAY, °MOHR 77th and £3lll,
and following . days —The MODERN FURNITURE
and CONTENTS of No. 6 and 7, South-street,
lbecliester (lately occupied by T. Coombe, Esq.),
awl re ed to the Corn Exchange for convenience of
Sale.
In the Library, Dining, Nearing, and Sitting
Booms will be found —Suites .4 well made modern
birniture in mahogany. rosewood, and walnut, Brussels
eerpets and rugs, large plate chimney glasses and
p.irrow, lam hook mitique carved oak tabipeta,
cak 4rYinge, • cry supt,rior tone pianoforte, by
Picycl, in handeome walnut case, large musical box,
valuable microsames, telesames.stereoecopes. field and
opera glasses, a great variety of ornamental articles,
lan." antique Chine.. jars, Oriental and other china,
antique glasses, a Lancaster rifle, two mall rifles by
Reiley, saloon rifle, breach-loading rifle by Greener,
three saloon pistols, two revolver pistols, single and
double barrel guns, a quantity of camp equipments, a
choice selection of Art Union engravings, lithographs,
oil paintings, kc., kc.
In Entrance Hall, seven Bed and Dressing Rooms,
and Bath room will he found every requisite suitable
for • well-amsdnted dwelling house, the fitting.; of a
laundry, and a large quantity of bed and table linen,
awl a large asortment of china, glass, and ware,
greenhouse 'dote and flowers, excellent lathe with ,
bsds, saddles and bridles, awl a large assortment of
useful effects.
Pb. tiALE, of IsOOKS, overtised to be Sold on
tiaolier 20th, is POSTPONED till further notice.
'Particulars will be given in Catalogues, Rd. each, to
be obtained of the Arononaaa. 54, South street,
DorninaSer. May be viewed by Catalogue only oaths
Saturday before the Sale.
Sale to commence each day at One o'clock.

PARK'S FARM,
Three-quarters of a Mile from Wimborne Railway
Station.
Important SALE of 108 HEAD of COW STOCK,
200 Sheep, 7 Cart and Hack Horses, 33 Pig., Imple-
ment., kc.
VI" It. T. ENfilOR has been favoured with
I.lt instructions from Mr. S. Hunt, who is quitting
the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, on Weuncenar,
Novocain 3rd, 1a73,--
20 lbury (tows
3) In-calf Heifers, rising three years old
40 Ditto, rising two years old
Sic 0(1, theg yearr ofq
1/10.4, rising tarn years nd' •
'2 two and*three yeal old
_
N) Horn Ewes and Wethers
150 1 town Wethers and Ewes
Two cart horses. roan out colt, rising three years,
brown mare. six years, 15.3, awl a bay mare, five
years, P. both have been broken to harness on the
Vann. have good action, bone, anal power, and are
suitable for hunting or harness purposes, roan hack
mare, risinv three years, 15 hands, brown hack mare,
lite years, 15 lumli
.• 110 Pigs, ano..t 1.15 soorq 3ti Mors
I:he half kc., comprise • strong two-horse
waggon, rave cart, 5-horse portable threshing machine,
fittest,* by 11..17, mowing
.machine by Samuelson,
bay:Hakim: machine, Fowler ri double-furrow plough,
iioord.„ „joule ditto, two-wheel land presser, Cam-
heidsv., ring roller, Carson and Toone. two.
knife chaff cutter, Samuelson's doulile•action turnip
cutter, sack trucks. 2 cheese presses, 3 milk leads, 2
butter Amens and etocloi, rick *addle stones ; a
1111.5 NARY, ets.itt loft. ..mare, slated, on eight
stone., in gaoll
The Acci lONtell bege to inform his friends that the
Hairy r..ws are excellent milkers and forward in calf.
The linters are .1 ;41%4 42., NA are well seasoned in
calf. The She are very fresh, most of them fit for
the Butcher. The I 'ohs, have been bred on the Faro,
and are likely to make valual.le horses, The Imple-
ment. are .1 modern make, and ein in good ordim
Refreshments at Half-pant Twelve. Bale at Two
o'clock precisely.

/TUMOR'S PATENT SEWING
lIIACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
Moveteent.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES contain a number of new Improve.
menh..
rruvwws rA T s 1! I, yi N
MAO_MNEB are tutegiblied for Dressmaking
arid Fleetly nee.
TAYWW 8 PATENT SEWING
MACHINES have a new Patent Shuttle, only
one bole to thread.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1. MACHINES have won Ten Prise Medal.; two
S Vienna.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are strong, swift, and durable.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to
work.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES. Prices, Hand Machines from
ti 4e.; Font ditto, LS.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES caa be had on easy Terms of
Parn.ot.t.
• Before baying any other, *lll public are requested to
SEE THIII- MACHINE, or send for a twuepectus to
Taylor's Pettiest 141/ Machine
Great Drillield, or 97, Chispaids,

THOS. S. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS rort TROBATE.
SALE of FAT STOCK, &c., held orrery WZDNI:SDAT
M the Dorchester Fair Ground.

rrENDERB are invited for ERECTING a
1 DWARF RETAINING WALL on the south
ride of Ices War, in the Parish of Fordington
An inspection of the Specifications and further. part -
cilia's may be obtained of the Boaouott SURTZTOR;
and Tenders must be delivered at my Office on or
before SATURDAY, the 23rd instant.
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dated 11th October, 1875.

riIIENDERB are invited for SUPPLYING and
1 FIXING the FENCE proposed to be erected
an the Bridge and River Bank near the Compasses
Cottages, in the Borough of Dorchester.
The Specifications may be seen and further par-
ticulars obtained by applying to the Borough Surveyor.
Tenders to be delivered at my office on or before the
27th instant.
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, 16th October, 1875.

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
9PLIE ANNUAL MEETING in connection
1 with the above School will be held at the Tows
HALL, DORCHRATZR, on Tuaellalr, OCTOBIR, 28th, 1875,
at Eight o'clock in the evening, when the WORKS
done in the school during the past year will be
exhibited, and the PRIZES distributed by the
President, JOHN FLOYER, Esq., M.P.
All who are interested in the School are invited to
attend.
October 18, 1878.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK LABOURERS'
AND SERVANTS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
TIRE ANNUAL MEETING and DINNER
will take piece at the lien Dos Horn, WARE-
HAM, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th Ocroasa instant, at
o'clock, p.m.
CHARLES HASBRO, Esq., has kindly consented to
take the chair.
W. C. LACEY, lion. Sow.
Wareham, 16th October, ISM

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, DORCHESTER.
rIIHE HALF-TERM begins on OCTOBER 25,
I. when new boys may be received.-Apply to the
Rev. T. RceaaLL.Wanutr, M.A.. Head Meager.
TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND
OTHERS.
TOWNGATE STREET, POOLE.
TOHN J. NORTON begs respectfully to
il/ inform his customers and the trade generally,
that he has just received several Importations of
WOOD GOODS,
which he can dingoes of at exceedingly low terms.
Ex " 'MESSENGER" a Also Ex " HULDA
Kotka EMILIA," a MunksmuL
2,500 ft. 4 by 12 9,000 ft. 3 by 8
2,000 ft. 4 by 11 32,000 ft.. 2 by 8
2,000 ft. 4bylo & 9 in. i 19,000 ft. 2by 6
5,000 ft. 3 by 12 1 2,000 ft. 1 by 11
3,500 ft 3 by 9 ' 9,000 ft. 1 by 9
7,000 ft. 3 by 7 5,500 ft. 4 by 11
2,800 ft. 2 by 10 4,000 ft. 3 by 9
3,500 ft. 2 by 6 1,000 ft. 2 by 11
5,000 ft. 1. by 12 , 12,000 ft. 2by 9
5,000 ft. Iby 11 i 23,000 ft. 2by 7
5,000 ft. 1 by 10 i
50,000 ft. 1 by 9
65.000 ft I by 8
28,000 ft I by 9
30,000 ft. 1 by 5
Also Ex "VESTA," a Drammen, a splendid Parcel
of FLOORING and maTc 11130,11 W of the following
ahem :-
17.000 feet If in., best lied.
58.000 feet lin. ditto.
00.000 feet lin. beet White.
23,000 feet lin. second Rol.
55.000 feet lin second White.
21,000 feet gin. &wt. White.
100,000 feet lied Slating Battens.
14,500 feet 2 by 4, Red Scantling.
0,500 feet 3 by 4. ditto.
25,000 feet lin. best Red MatchlanuM.
21,500 feet sin. ditto, V jointed.
18,500 feet fitei..l:est Red Beaded.
15,000 feet in. ditto.
30,000 feet lied Weather Boards, planed one
side and both edges.
Also 20,000 feet i best Red, 40,800 feet S byn)
Onega Red, 20,000 feet g White Matchboard, and
10.000 feet 21 by 7 Red, with a large Assortritent 6
all Sizes of Architrave Moulding's, :shipped Crectly
from Prederkluitagit, Mahogany, Pine, 2.4., Ste.
Poole, September 10th, DIM
M ONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, Ni. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after
aeons excepted.
On Thursdays he may be - consulted at Mr.
WARATLEY'S, Bootmaker, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays at Mr. WooLeros'a, Con.
festioner, Cornhill. Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.
100 AGENTS.-WANTED, an Agent at
every Crow Read, to Sell the Great
American Invention.
THE AIIIRICAN POTASH BALL-Any person CAA
make GOlbs. of good soap with Ilb. ball in two kottre.
10s. CdayrALltr.uutarn.- Send 10e. for a Case. yoR
can make trt a wea.-Women can sell 1.1
. Addrees-Tmx AnaatcAx CSonyAst, 1 W. 14, 1.9,
Bridgewater Cfsideas, PAZUCAA, Loudon, tO.

TEX SOUTH-WESTERN
POTTERY,
PARKSTONE, POOLE.
Proprietor---GEGEGE JENNINGS.
Yana/ter —JOHN S. EIDDSON.
London Depat • Jennings' Wharf, Palace Road,
•Stiuigate, Lambed,.
I TENNINGS' PATENT DRAIN PIPES are
1 0 now in general use in the best works in the
' Kingdom, they offer iulvantagee not powered by any
other Drain Pipes. "Certainly the beet in arrange-
ment that can be used."—Beibler.
JENNINGS` PATENT STONE WARE AND
TERRA COTTA AIR BRICKS are Cheaper,
Stronger, and Better than Iron; do not require paint-
ing; do not rust and stain the wads; mad Agi
lIIIPTIMIHARLE.
•IgNXIGS' P-Vr--;;NT BONDING BRICKS
FOH WILLOW WALLS, • perfectly non-absorbent
article, and the cheapestand best tie ever used, secures
perfect dryness at a lees cost than any °the' Flan.
JENNINGS' PATENT COMBINED SMOKE
AND AIR FLUES for ensuring • thorough
VENTILATION, and A supply of fresh Warm Air
to Apartments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT DAMP PROOF
COURSES, for preventing the absorption of Damp
from the earth in the foundations of building..
IAWEGROVE:4 PATENT SYPHON AND,
OTHER STENCH TRAPS for Prtoeuting the Isette
Cil ISfUZIOiI.I(4Z.ZNI from Wain& '
COMMON SOCKET PIPES, BENDS, JUNC-
TIONS, SYPHONS, WATER CLOSET BASONS,
AND TRAPS, and every Ankle used for Drainage
PurT"L
CHIMNEY POTS, GARDEN EDGING, VASES,
and • Variety of other Goods in both Stun Were and
Terra Coda.
Goods hitherto went from these works will be MA
dent guarantee of quality, and the Prices are as low
as is consistent with the Manufacture of First-rate
Articles.
E. AND O. BROWNING,
800 CSELLNRS, ST A T lON KRS, 114 B 11RD.48116 RS
Dealers in Patent and Homeopathic
Medicines.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
P gRFUN If RY
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCIIESTER.
Agents for Cassell', celebrated Teas and Coffees.
---
Bookbinding =Med with neatens and despatch.
--- --
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER
WILLIAM TILLEY, ,
au ILDII S. at., id..
Desires to thank the publie for their put favours, and
to inform them that he has always on hand for Sale,
Cement, Plaster, Closet Pans and Traps, Drain Pipes,
Oven Burrs, Fire Bricks, Deals, Slates, Bridgwater
Tiles, Garden Edging of all kinds, Terra Cotta Vases
of different patterns and sisal, ie.
A variety of ready-worked HEADSTONES of
different designs kept in Stock, for Sale, and may be
seen at the &lam Wilms, Pease-Lane, or at residence
in Princesstreet, next the Dorset County Hospital.
.
. CROWN lIOTEIL, ELANDFORD.
E. NYNNS, Proprietor.
WINES AND SPIRITS.
I
Best Quality in Bottler, at Wholesale Prices.
Agent for Allsopp a and Bads Ala, Mean's London
r &oil, and the celebrated Rowifurd Ala.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
TIM following is the LIST of SUBSORIP-
TIONS at present promised in AID of the
FUND for R-ESTORING HOLY TRINTI'Y
CHURCH:—
s. 4.
Churchill, Miss,— 150 0 0
Churchill. Mon 150 0 0
Salisbury
Church Build-
ing Society . . 150 0 0
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0
Digby,Mr.O.D.W. 100 0 0
Messrs. R. and H.
Williams Co. 100 0 0
Stork Mr. H. G.,
M.P. ... 100 0 0
Brymer, Mr. W.
100 0 0
Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 0
Everett, Rev. H. WO 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 0 0 I
Incorporated
Church Building
Society .. ... 100
Proceeds of Con-
Hawkins, ... 60
Henning, Camel
LH. ......00
ncheiter, orl of ao ,
Pearce, Mr 30
Buller, Lady 5i....
Rivers, Lord ... 25
Start Colonel . 23
Middleton, Mr. ft.
N.Burnett, Mr. E.... 25
Hodges Mr. J. F.,
Jun. .......20
Mt. Edwin 25
Spicer, Mr. A. 2.5
Dr•Drew,Procraiii
of Lecture ._ 21
Boucher, Rev. It. 21
Floyer, Mr. J.,
IL P. ... 21
Petition. Mrs. ... 91
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20
Coombs, Min ...
Davis, Miss s.. 20
Kindersley, Mr.
Page, Milo ...
Thornton. Mr. R. 90
Aldridge, Dr. ._ 90
Bishop of Saha-
Anonymous, J. . 15
ILAmbert, Mr. W. 10 1
Lock, Mr. A. 11. 10 1
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10
Wallis, Mr..l. ... 10
Gene, Mrs. ... 10
Parsons, Mr. C. 10
Stone, Mrs. .. 10
Tudor, Mr. John
Rankes, Rev Eldon 10
Lyon, Major ._ 10
Ildr.dersley, Sir It.
Sanderson, Mrs... 10
Green. Mrs. _. 10
Baker,Rev.Talbot 10
Wood, Mrs. and
Mies ... 10
Maher. Mr. G. ... 10
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10
Sir g. B. Baker,
Green, Mrs., pro-
ceeds of needle-
work ... 8 0
Hall, Mr. 11. ... 5 6
Davis, Mr. John 5 5
Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5
Grove, Mr. ... 5 5
Lock, tilt F. .. 5 5
Collected by Mr.
Miles
Parmiter, Mrs.
Hanel, Mr. ..
Anonymous ..
Wilkinson,Lieut.-

d.
Smi th,M r. Royton
Sinith, Dr. ...
Sparks, Mr. W.
Ravenhill Mr. IL.
Docerra, Mr. J. .
Henning, Mrs. C.
Smith, Rev.
Pantor, Mrs. ...
Thring, Mn,. .
Crutalusrt,Rev.*.
Anonymous, P....
Ilansel, Mr. A.
Hodges, Mr. 1L...
Holland, Mr. F....
Atkins,Mr.Alfred
Best, Captain ...
Middleton, Miss—.
Longman, Mews.
Chapman, Mr. K.
Miles, Mr. J. ...
Day Messrs. ...
Davis, Mr. IL..
Tryon, Admiral.—
Ferrer, Mrs. ...
Filllter, Messrs._ .
Ludlow, Rev. E.
Smith, Dr. Barton
Collected by Mr.
H. Ling
Michel, Mrs. ...
Rodgett, Mr. ...
Blissett, Miss ...
Spicer, Mr. James
Revenhill, Rev.
HE. .'. 1
Tracey, Res. F. F.
Williams, Mr. J.
Mr.
Robert, Jun. _.
Drax, Mr. J. S.
W. F._ Ml'.
Leigh. Major ...
Hayman,_Mr.
Barnes. Mr. 11.
Guy &Son Mews.
Sly, Mr. J.
Hulse,Sir E., Bait..
Halsey, Mr. ...
Case. Mr. R. ..
Saunders & Jaocds
Messrs... .
Godwin, Mr. John
Slade, Mr. W. ...
Sanctuary, Arch.
deacon
Devenish. Mr. and
Dansay,Joi,Eaq.
Janvrin, Rev. J.
Seeley, Miss _.
Rooke, Rev. J. P.
Brown. Widow ... I
Voss. Mrs. .
Ilankey, Rev. if.
Burt, :dr. 0. ...
Lucas, Mr. G. _
Holland, Mr. ...
Aldworth, Mr. _
Bascom`e, Mr. E.
Green, Rev. .1. ..
Ensor and Co:,
Messrs.._
Rayne, Mrs. R.
Masse, Mr. G. ...
Pool R., Esq.,
Watts, Rev. R.
Lock, Rev. W. _
Mantel), Sir John
Iles
Barge, Miss ...
I Evans, Mr.
Brocklebanlc,MiSa
I Voss, Mr. ...
Datum Mrs. ...
I Calcraft, Mr. J. 11.
I Loveless, Mr. ...
Lennon, Mr. ...
... 6 0 0 Tbankoffering
Hawkins, Kr. G. 5 0 0 Barnes, Rev. K.
Ling, Mr. . . 5 0 0. Hodges, Mr. C.
Ferrer. Mr. 0. W. 60 0 ; Boon, Mr.... ...
Glyn, Rev. C. . 60 0 I Smal Sums ... 1
Hodges, Rev. Dr 5 o o
JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, Howe Agent
Appraiser, Undertaker, &c..
DORCHESTER.

PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From :td. to 10s. 6,1 per l'ioce .1 Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
MUSLIN CURTAINS
A peat variety.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
r 6• r•pies AND (ammo.
CARPETS.
Lon) Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
prodtmtions for the present Sown,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, &C.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
FURNITURE.
The Beet and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the Magslote and Corraor.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Asli, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
DINING-ROOM SUITS,
y, Oak, awl Walnut
SIDE3.MOIB and ORIPIFONIERS.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITS.
In Croton., Reps, du
Goods supplied at any Catalogue Price.
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 Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished sad Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
_—
GOALS t COALS
IT DARCH, COAL MERCHANT,
VV • Nam INN, South-street, and SOUTH-WRISTERN
and GREAT WWITIRN RAILWAY STATIONS, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally for past favours, and to inform them that all
orders sent to him shall have prompt attention. W.D.
IS DOW supplping
BEST WALLSEND,
RAOSTOcK.
IitALTSTRIOE OCIAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAYCltiegt,
suiTss' GIAL
RUBBLE CVI.M.
FORE4T OF DEAN (or Bkillo), and SILICETONE
COALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSIND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
MIDIS BEING
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CITEAPER.
A Trial respectfully solicited.
oniwits received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards, South-Western and Great
Western Stations, Dorchester.
COALS I COALS!! COALS !!!
ROBERT HTLL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALIAEND, ' maw OR FOREST Of
CLAY CROSS,
EL AN. RAM: 'tiCE
MALTING.
iticsuisz, cut.m AND COKE,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he can strongly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load,
de at reduce.' prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, c., and Grindstones.
AffrNi for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Coupon n.
DepLts at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, Sonthstreet, or at the QUO.
Great Western Railway Station, will rotate* prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordingtun,
and at moderate rates in the country.
MB- WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCIty
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
SALISBURY House, FORDINOTON ; and
Orricia CORNRILL, DORCRIWIDIL
BEST SCRAP AXLES
wiTTID WITH
MAGGS• IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES,
Supplied throwk Ironssongers or direct frost Ike Maker
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS
Afford instantaneous relief, and speedily cure
all lung affections. In boxes 70., la. led„
and 2.e. 9d. each.

EVANS'S I'ECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES.
An agreeable remedy for asthma, brenchidA
koreeoki of breath, tee. In boxes 7ed. and
Is. li(L each.

EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
Safely and effectually soothtsioung children
when teething, restless at t, or suffering
from any infantile disorder. bottles
letL, and 40., N. each.
EVANS'S HEAL-ALL.
A most efficacious remedy for Rheumatism,
Iminbago, Yam-ache, Chilblains, &o. In
bottles Is. 44, sod 2a. 9d. each.

EVANS'S NEURALGIC PILLS.
Immediately relieve andquickly cure the mos
severe cases of Neuralgia and Pains in the
face and head. In boxes 714, Is. led., and
2a. 9d. each.

EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS.
Preparea for young females. They remove all
irregularities arising from deficient energy of
the system. In boxes Is. lid., and 28. 9d.
each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Relieves the meet painful CAMS. In bottles
41. and is. lid. each.

EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP.
A pleasiuit and certain cure for children's
coughs and colds. In bottles 74d., Is. 10.,
and 2s. 9d. each.

EVANS'S (Sir CHAS. CLARKE'S) DIGESTIVE
PILLS.
A Famous remedy for indigestion and other
Stomachic Disorders. In bottles Is. lel and
2s. fid. each.
FROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS.
The universal remedy for all Disorders of the
Liver. May be taken with confidence hy
young and old of both sexes. In boxes Is. led.
each.
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FROITD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH.
A certain cure in a few days. No smelL In
boxes ls. each.

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Preparol with great care and of the purest
Drugs and Chemicals by
A. J. EVANS,
Chemist and Druggist,
HIGH E.t9T-RTRZIN, DORCHRIMII.

EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Effectually restore the impaired powers and
vlmur 4,f Horse* alter hunting, racing,
hanl work, or when arising from any other
Caine. In Tins, Is., le, 9,11., and 3s. Ga. each.
EVANS'S DORSET OILS.
Flattering Testimonials have been received of
the immense value of this Embrocation for
preventing Gangrene or Mortification after
Lambing or Calving, and for Curing Cuts,
Wounds. Bruises, Sore Tests, Swellings, and
External Inflammations in Homes, Cattle.
and Sheep. In Bottles. is., 25., 2., Gel, and
ss. each.

EVA.NS'S OREY OR ALTERATIVE
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Of great service in the Spring and Autumn,
or in cases of Swollen Legs, Cracked Heels,
or any Humour. In rink 11., Is. 9d., and
3s. Gd. each.
EVANS'S STIMULANT DRENCH.
Restores appetite and energy In cases of Cold
Gr Disorders in Cows, &c. In packet. Is. 4.1.
each.

EVANS'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Speedily expel Worms, which are go enervating
and injurious to a Horse, and restore jet
vitality and health. In Tina, la., ii. 9d., and
3e. 6d. each.
- - -
EVANS'S HORSE BALLS.
Of guaranteed efficiency; kept in various
strength& Alterative Horse Balls, C,ough
ditto, Conditien ditto, Diuretic ditto, Cordial
ditto, Fever ditto, Influenza ditto, Tonle ditto,
'Worm ditto, Purging ditto.

EVANS'S FOOT-ROT MIXTURE.
Never fails to core this troghleaoute omplaint.
In bottles Is., ls. Cal , sad 2s. 61 earl.

THE WELTS AND DORSET FLY AND
LEAR POWDER.
Effectually keeps off the fly, and gives a good
leer. Is also a preventive of lice and tick in
winter. In packets Is. 94. each, or in tins,
sufficient for 60 sheep, is. each.

EVANS'S POWDERS, FOR HORSES, &u.
Antimony, Aniseed, Carraway, Cummin,
Diapente, Elecampane, Frenur, Ginger,
Grains of Paradise, Licatioe, *We, Rosin,
Sulphur, Turmeric, and all other kinds used
for Horses and Cattle.

EVANS'S BALLS FOR DOGS.
Physic, Distemper, Tonic, Alterative, Worm
Balla Ire. Most efficient and certain.

EVANS'S DETERGENT LOTION,
For Mange and other Skin diseases in Dogs.
In bottles la, Is. Q., awl fie. fid. each.
TEA I TEA II TEA I I
T" CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, awl fragrant.
T-HE CUSTOM ROUSE TEA
Unequalled at 24. per lb.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine flavour.
T HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured first-growth Kahlow.

_
TuE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best in England.
--
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea havinK passed Her Majesty's Customs as
" High•class Tea, ' poss..sses every characteristic of
First-growth Kaisow, and being secured in Packets,
resins all the fragrant and pungent properties of the
newly.picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
atbdee;Partel,liblqCtlng In strength, mad its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom Kn.
Tea is am plied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellence)—
Containing 1 IL ret, Its td each
~
11% ~lb. ~la 31 „
~ I 711 „
OL „
To test the quality, consumers shoul3 maim one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
tap
. mthey may be using. To be procured from
nte m most, towns and Villages, and Wholesale
only frolll CAVE I SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applimtions for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
LIST OF 11Orrife :
Mateflarll,ll. Whii. , haiiiiiime, T. Horn, Ponsooby
Brldport. F. j. kiteher Place
corglizets; It. llowso Plddletown, C. Gray
Manning Poole, J. Imerrenee,llo, Higb-
Oraaborae, F. Penny street and Old Orehard-at.
Don:baster, W. Pauli Hb IWO ! Btalbridge, A. Collins
ina4treet, and J. Barring' i_ipettisburiiiCtix
km. 11, CombUl nilton, D. tt
tot bear, a. Bandon' Btoborough. Party
Kasten, Portland, S. Combeo Stration,lV. Shopimni
pvgairten, II Polman ' /Wanton Ueorge, C.. Swaleid
Fordlngton timen. S. Wallis I Tborniord, H. Hearer
goilinemloine. J.. Foot 1 Tarrant Munkton, A. Goading
callinglalD, W. Butt Weymouth, Miller and Co.
Wilson, C. Saunders . West Watford, J. Ooldring
bogtaa,. War Wareham, J. West Stour, J. Frampton
Holland Wimborne, B Coombs, West-
Langton, near Seransge, J. street, and E. Brewer, Higlp
Bridle street
Lyme Regis, C. Buell Winterbome Abbas, W. 11.
Milton, J. Butler Allen
Ilineklelord, Mrs. Hawker W 3 ke Regis, C. Assisi&
Motoombe, .1. Parsons West
Mardian, a White , letoilogter, T. Hayward
Powsegock, T. Gale

SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
ILABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QITEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
'Domestic Servanta.
No undertaking for repayment of cod of passage
rtL
aisted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
eligible persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Snrgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each s`zio.
Each family has a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
Into the Government Home.
/SO Land Order Warrants per Adult Surat to persona
Appointed
pariegt their own full
nt for BridpoPrta.a,Nrs. Heustsu
Pmses; Shaft.' ury, Mr. JOHN BRaRrrT ; Blandford,
Mr. Heim MATOR,
Queensland Government Office,
32, Charing Cross, London.

_
FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
PREZ PASSAGES
ABS GRANTZD BY THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under :
To Married and Single Agricultu.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, &c,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
As Cooks, 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 mai be obtained on
application to MMus. SMUT, 30, Cornhill, E.C., and
5, Serle.street, W.C., London. Price Is. 1311., post
free, Is. lid.
MINT—Mr. CHARLES BRYER, North Square,
Dorchester.

HITE STAR LINE
.o,4,l4rsVir. ipt WIINITEDSTATIESMAIL
4 STEAMER/I.—LIVERPOOL to NEW
nste. • - - YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS.
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Permengers to al puts
the United States ard Canada.
The well-knows feat Med Stestmernnt thin line mil INA undo :
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, Slit October.
RALTIC . ..... Touotosr, 98th October.
BRITANNIC
GERMANIC ......... ..... THURSDAY, 11th Nov.
CELTIC THuRSDAT. 111th Nov.
itch ho® tom burden and 3,000 honte.povrer. Average
Panage Sf day@ In Summer. 94 day. In Winter.
The.. new sod sp:endid Vesiele reduce the restage to Ike
shortest poisings time, and alforil to Pusiengers the highest
dees• of comfort hiti ertn etteinable .t 0
The Etootelte sentowntodot lon is of the very highest character,
the rooms sre unusually 'melon., well lighted, verWisted, and
warmed. end peeengell ot thin time will And their comfort
csrrfully u.l led.
Unlimited nupply of Cooked Provisions.
comforts free of charge
Slesrardeinne. in Steerage to attend the Womon end Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Roston, or Philo lelphie, at
reduood Man
Pa...niers hooked through to all parts of States, Canada,
India Sc , st !menial rats*.
Warta la nod on New York fire of Charge.
For full particulars apply to any of the White Star Agent.;
to JAMES Bowr and co. climen.town ; or to ISMAY, INRI 6,
Aso CO.. Se. Lesulenhllhetreet. LC.
atikNATIONALYOILtKINE TO NEW
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
NOVICR —Thin Company takes the Rink of Innurance (up to
4100000)'. each of it. Vowels. thus siring Pa...nears the
twin [omit& guarantee for safety and avonlanoe of danger It
NAL
The most southerly route ht. always Woo wiopswl by title
Company ti avoid Ice and Headlands.
From LIVERPOOL 43 Nal! YORIA every WRWIRSDAY.
FROM Lavestroot. TO Naw YORK as follows:
ERIN .. . ....... . ...... 00th October.
figVW,L46 ...... .... „ WEDNESDAY, 27th October.
WHORISH/A, 3rd Nov.
'rola ...Dow to New York fortaightlr.
GREECE ..... ..... 20th October.
Fit INCE ........ WiDNESDAY. 27th October.
ITALY ... . Wtrotgeoar, Rd Nov.
Bete of Petteaie 1.4,-1.1, 0;417 Online..; Return Doke* Se
Guinea. Th. coal,' of STRIDIAOII PA.Sealall specially con.
side/sit the accommodation being unnurpotenci for spew. light.
and ventilation. Steerage Fare et, including an abundance
nt Froth Provision. Pasaengers forwarded from New York to
Roston and Philadelphia without extra charge. Cheap Through
'Woking* to all the principal Towns in Caned& and the United
States.
For Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited, VI, Watevercet, Liverpool: Burnt,
SUgetus, and Co., Agents, SS, Orweehorchet reel, London; oe
to Muer H. Bur, Auction Mart, Bridport ; o.oaen F.
11111110a0, Soutbeareel, Crewkerne ; Jwist Wail, Martock,
Somenet ; or to A. S. Vicsar, West Quaproad, Poole,
Passenpra are advised to secure thrdr Passage. from the
Local Agents before leaving home.

ALLAN LINE.
SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
re; -74%01
-
e P TO AMERICA.
- - composed of Twentz
- Find-Claus Royal w
- Steamers.
SAILING DAYS—from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, and ewy ALTERNATE TUES.
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTUfOItH, forwarding POSUI
on may terms to all parte ol CANADA and the
STATES.
Buteson and bra-anises provided free for all Glasses of
Parcae.%
Primavera who secure their Fakea before leasing home
are met at the Railway Stetton In Liverpool by no WPolotokt
Agent of the Conmeny, who taker charge of them until they
go on board the Steamer.
The Canadian Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the "ALLAN" LINE.
For Rahn of Freight or NOW°, apply to A Maar BIOTUisI
and Co., Alexandra Buildings, James-street,LivetTom ; or to
E. Snow:nee, 43, High Ear-strect, Dorchester ; J. AgnAmosi,
39, East-street, mouth; H. 1I StAge SALishari-street,
Bradford

NEW EE&LAND.—The GOVERNMENT
QP NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASI3AGI*I 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. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at gerki wages.—Apply
personally or by letter to ths Agent-General for Now
7.0 cl, 7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
I,ondon, S.W.
Acucar—Mr. CHARLES BUYER. North Square,
Dorchester.

23, IRON-MONGER LANE, LONDON.
trim oLD Houss)
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, Custards,
Blancmange, itc.

THE MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR comas. I
COLDS HOARSENESS. AffTHMA,, BRONCHITIS,
CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CIMT AFFECTIONS.
PEOTORINE
Sold by all Chemists, in bottles, at Is. WI, 2a. AL,
4s. 6.1., and lie. each.
Sent by the Proprietors upon receipt of postage.
ANOTHZR IMPORTANT TENTIMONIAL.
The Rev. J. Verily. of Cann Rectory, Shaftesbury,
writing on the nth J.,nuary, ISM, says :
lo regard the Pet:Coene ea array • moot minable Cough
Mixtorc, and WI to whom I have given it, without a single
exception, bays derived eoniderable Windt from 50 we. It
hag been a comfort and • boon to many of my mitering
parishioners and neighbours during the lode savant Iteather.
6 • • Send its. woe% and two fa 9d. bottles
Mr. A. Roux, St Ann' Square, Manchester, nays:
"Your Pectorine is superior to any Medicine I have
I ever tried for coughs or colds."
PECTORINE cures the worst forms of Coughs and
Colds.
PECTORINE cures Hoarseness.
PECTORINE gives immediate relief in Bronchitis.
PECTORINE Is the best Medicine for Asthma.
PECTORINE cures Whooping Cough'
PECTORINE will cure a troublesome tickling Cough.
TECTURINE is invaluable in the Early Stages of
Consumption.
PECTORINE relieves' all Affections of the Chest,
Lungs, and Throat.
Prepared only by Burrs and CLARKE,
MANCYACTURINO CWRUSTI, rARK•ISTILIZT, LINCOLN.
Vice °kimonos Sir 0, HAll • perpetual
injunction, with coats, agshiat /7"htrad . men, Chemist,
Rotherham, for using the word " Pectortne."
Dorclicskr. -Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Durden.

ROYAL WEST OF ENGLAND
I ESTAMAINE SERGES
1
IX ALL THE
NEW AND FASHIONABLE COLOURS,
Made of Selected and Staple Wools.
As an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, it can
be relied on for
DURABILITY AND GENERAL UTILITY.
LEST OF PIICO AND pArrzziro Poor MI.
J. G. ROWT,
14, IS, and 16, ST, MARY STRZET,
WEYbIOITTH.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL;
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which aisalgs
bear Mar name and address os the lads.

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, itc.,
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear their
name and address on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.

WHEAT SOWING.
UNDRE THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE ON
HEN THE
MAJisTT ,-2.140:.)11. GOREN,
H.R.H. THE LATE PRINCE CONsOST, HALM THE ?SINCE
OP WALES,
And Patronised by the principal Noblemen, Land-
owners, and Agriculturists in the Kingdom.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,
1.4,R
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
AND THE
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIRE WORM.
It will also promote the Germination and Growth
of the Seed Wheat, and increase the produce of the
crop equal tu the change of Seed.
A Nuiepenny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wham, which me be drama and on n,e.m., in it
quarter of an hour. In using it no Limo or Brine is
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little trouble, and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the 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.
Ed FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE OWEN WITH
EACH PACKET.
MANUFACTORY, WOBURN, BEDS.
WHOLESALE ACH2PTS:—Mesers. LANCTON, SCOTT, and
EWAN, 4Z, Upper Thames-street, London.
Cauriora.—To guard against fraudulent imitation,
and consequent thasppointment, see that the Siimature
of "HENHY DOWN Is on the label.
Annan Yon Doacusann— E. P. WATTS Rate
Davis), Chemist; and A. J. EVANS.
Sold by A. ',fawn, Weymouth; Beach and Barnicott
and H. J. Coppock, Bridport ; Fouracre, Chemist,
Taunton ; G. Cooper, Druggist, Exeter; G. Stocker,
/3eaminster ,• W. G. Hunter, Salisbury; or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which case the
account will be given to the nearest Agent.

WHEAT SOWING.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Baronies.' by the largest Wheat Growers in the
United Kingdom. Best and Cheapest Dreasing for
Fired Wheat. A Ninepenny Packet Dresses Eight
Bushels of Seed, being by far the Cheapest Drawing
in use.
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT
PROTECTOR,
FOR
121131IENTING THE SHUT IN WHEAT,
And the destructive attacks of the Slug, Grub, and
Wireworm. Has been used for more than Twenty-
nine yesa Thousands of the First Agriculturists
in the Kingdom. It materially assists the Germination
of the , and produces Wheat perfectly free from
Smut, and of greater value than that grown from
Seed dressed with other preparations. Eight Bushels
of Wheat mui be dressed for Ninepence, and fit for
drill in ten minutes afterwards. No lime or any other
application required.
Inidport, Dorset. September 1701, 1872.
Sir,—lt eves me much entistaction to be able to inform you
that your Wears FureneTOß which has been used by many
of the leading Agriculturists of this neighboorhood I believe
for upwards of Tictray rears, still fully maintains Its
reputatioe.
am, Sir, yours truly,
J. A. Cowes.
Ur. O. B. Clarke.
Cpwell, near Iv/fabled', Cunha,
September 2011, 1871
Dear Sir,—Haring sold your WHIM, PnornClOn for 26 Yews,
and finding the sale WS increasing (trot year haring sold
, sufficient for over .7,207 Meade of SeM)I hare made enquiry
1 of a few Gentlemen who hare wed it here, and are
, i
satisfied with it. yin Mr. Hodson, Mr. R Saayearsvn,
1 Jame., Mr S. Wert Mr. W. May, Mr. J. Dales, Mr. W. Booth.
I could send you mires of Testimonials from this neighbour-
hood, but think the above quite Rancid to prove Re value.
I am, dear Sir, your. truly,
Sonar Clo.rnan.
Mr. a B. Clarke.
G. B. CLARILZ will at all times feel great pleasure in
receiving the Testimony of any Gentleman who has
used IX Clarke's Wheat Protector. Should there be
any difficulty in obtaining the Protector in your neigh-
bourhood, the Proprietor will send one Dozen Packeta
Carriage Paid to the nearest Railway Station on receipt
of a Post Office Order for Nine Shillings. Prepared
by G. B. CLARKE, IL P.S. Chemist (Son and Successor
to D. Clarke), in Packeta Ninepence each, containing
etillicient to Drew Eight Bushels of Seed.
G. B. CLARKIN SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSI-
TION cures the Scab in Sheep, stops the Fly, destroy-.
all Ticks, Lice, &c., and materially improi es the
growth and quality of the Wool. Sold in Packets
Is. 4d. each, containing sufficient to dip 20 sheep. One
Dozen Packets forwarded Carriage Paul, on receipt of
P. 0.0. for 16e.
SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—MR. IL
DURDEN, CHEMIST, CORNHILL.
Mar Sold wholesale by Marrs Barclay and Son,
Farringdonatreet, London; mold also by W. Collin.,
Bridpurt ; I L. Woodward, Bridgwater •' G. It
Gregory, Taunton; E. Hill, Wellington ; Manning
anti Son, Yeovil: Rogers, Honiton ; Wood, Bath;
and may be had of Agents in every Town in the
Kingdom.
BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUR, IN
PENNY SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY.
And by the POOREST
because of its CHEAPNESS!
Messrs. Ream &
Shepherd's Bush, October to, 1874,
Letter from Gentlemen,- " I an, very much phased
me DUCHESS with sour SQUARE BLUE I have now
or A used it for some time, sod both Rs
EDINBURGH'S BEAL'TY COUX ft and ECONOMY it Car
Laundress SURPASSES any other thaw hitherto med.'
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
\Laundress to H. R.ll. the Duke of Edinburg..
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
it.tailyHmeu,smnS:ncrldsudyGinanGmceD°rrcrill,andegi.
eirilbYi7auelmnuNP.r:pocalei"C'thH:l4 17.
bWhfasairoosmoksal. WieleGaanoilalifTl

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CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, Ci i)Eit SCREWS
MORSE G
E. S. HIND-
LEY,
DOURTON, I)1.) It SET.
lII= AND
STEAM ENGINES, THRA- : I *;:; MACILINEg
BOILERS. .
CHAFE CUTTERS, Rolo. -I.PRI:S, CuRN
MILLS, PINU,Ii •',
PLANS AND
lIIIILNINIIIO FOR EVEI: • rl,,Nfly
WILL WORK, WA'.C.... ..MEELL
BILAYTING, GRAZING, CA.:TINOS, ata.
illustrated Catalogues - r
Mr. B. L. Tuts:a Lrket..4.
,3111 W AXEL
4
SEWING 11.1....01:1INE,
Adapted to either 11.11 I A' '4' -erulle.
Manufactory: P.A., U.S.
Questa Victoria Sty: ,Idon, 8.0.
FAMILY USE, TAILORS, UJ MAKERS, AND
MANUFACTU I:
'This Maching is Self-Thr, . 1..t1t in Arno and
Shuttle, being the only cue ~f thi- hint in the world.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT 'D) A

quiE beet FIRE-LIGHTER in the World Is manufsetured by
1 the PATENT STAR FIRE-LIGHTER COMPANY Limited
No paper required. Came of 400 or 600 sent on receipt of P.O.
Order for 10. ad. to 27, Wa!brook, London, LC. Ask your
Grocer, Oilman, &c, for them. Agents Wankel.
TMPORTART.—HAY'S Patent Waterproof GLUE Courawr
.1. Limited, L4NDPORT, PORTSMOUTH, offers C very cheap
nod useful Varnish admirably suited for the prumervatlon of
Ships' sad Boaie bottoms, OutebuildlNs, Hon Fences and
Walls exposed to Wet Price 10,1 per gallon.

AD. P. MBAR PIPER Briar Pipes, stamped A. D P., are
• guarat.teed against burning and cracking. The bowl of
tech A. D. P. Pipe contains s prb.ted guarantee. Price from
Is. oach, of all Tobacconist& Wholesale and for exportation of
D. PiiBRNIR and CO ,01, klansoll-street, Alderate, London.

rRINA VIT.E, PATILXTID, Pronounced by the Faculty and
the Medical Pre-s 'The Best Farinaceoue Food for Infants,
Children', Invalids, and healthy persons." The Med lead Times
says—" It is highly nutritious, digestible, easily assimilable,
end le very agreeable to the palate." More nutritious than any
animal diet; exceptionally rich in phosphates. It relieves
Indigestion, constipation, and disorder' of the stomach, and
maintains the Ludy in sound health. Sold everywhere. Half
pound end One pound packets Sd. and Is. Oil. Manufactured
by EDWARDS. ALLEN and KITCHING, 60, Holland-street,
Blackfriam, London.
IMPORTANT To ALL—For biliousness or sick headache,
1 giddiness, oppression of spirits, sluggish liver, vomiting.
sourness of the stomach. costiveness. end all its evils, Imptua
blood and skin eruptions, &a, ENO'S FRUIT SALT is ths
simplest and best remedy yet introduced. It removes by a
natural means effete matter or portion from the blood, thereby
taking away the groundwork of bolls, carbuncle", fever.,
feverish skin, erysipelas and all epidemics and counteract' any
errors of eating or drinking or any sudden affliction or mental
strain, and prevents diarrhoea. It is a pleamant beverage which
supplies the want of ripe fruit, so essential to the animal
economy, and may be taken as an invigorating and cooling
dreught under any circumstances, from Infancy to old age. It
is impneeible to overrate its value, and on that account no
honsehold ought to be without it, as by its use many &matrons
/mulls may be entirely prevented. In the nursery it is beyond
praise. Prepared by .I. C. ENO, Neweastlwon•tyne, or may
be had through any Chemist. as all Wholesale houses keep it
stock. Prioeos9,lend4od.
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.
Due Ste, Seemlier Ist, IST
As an Illustration of the beneficial effects of your "Fruit
Salt,* I can have no hesitation in giving you particulars of the
case of one of my friends. Ills whole life was clouded by the
want of vigorous health, and to such an extent did the slug-
gish action of the liver and its concomitant Bilious Bead-ache
affect him, that he was obliged to live upon only • few articles
of diet, and bu moot sparing in their use. This uncomfortable
and involuntary ascetism, whilt it probably alleviated his
sufferings, did nothing in effecting a cure, although persevered
in for some 25 pairs, Sad also, to my knowlelge, consulting
very online:it members of the faculty, frequently .even 'robot
to town for that purpose. lb the WO •.f you simple " Fruit
Salt," however, he now enjoys the •igorous health Ire hail lomig
coveted, and has never had • heal-echo nor QuliStiplaill PilleC
he coinmenctsl to use it, about six months ago, and can partake
.1 his fool in such a hearty manner as to afford, as you may
imagine, great satisfaction to Murrell and friends. There are
others known hi tee to whom your remedy hen been MD bene-
ficial in various kinds of complaints, that I think you may very
well extend its use both fir your own interest Mel pro bon°
politico. I find myself that it makes a very rein-airing and
exhilarating drink.
I remain, dear sir, yours faithfully,
To J. C. Eno, Esq., J. W. NEIL
Mr Robert Clark, Marley Hill, Gateshead, writing for •
further "wilily of "Fruit Salt," sills—" I have sold about SO
ibsen bottlm r 1 the ' Fruit Salt,' and in every case I know it
lieu given the utmost eatidsellon."

TIIE ATTENTION OF LADIES IS VALUED I
TUE All ENTION OF LADIMS IS CALLED I
Imo the WONDERFUL f:FFICACY of K EARSL ET'S
I WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS winch have been
proval by thousands for many ran twit to Lie the most
effectual remedy for that complaint to which females an labial
itiddintras, nervous depromion, pallor of the lips, and
general debility of the system often accompanied by palpita-
tion of the heart. The nmst obstinate eases tot apparently eon
firmed Invalids) have yielded ton some of three Pills. Sold
Chemists In Imam at Is. 9.1 wrapped In WIIITE paper.
rum to ask for KEARSLETS and pm jou get them, as some
Wiwi. a spurious article is ,ifferal. By post for 34 stamps
ELANGER, 160, Oxfunl Street, London.
M
ONEY LENT by the NATIONAL DEPOSIT BANK,
111 and 17, Russell-street, Coventirarden, London. From
£lO to £I,OOO eta day's notice. for @bort or bum pedals, In
town or comitry, withou, publicity, to mid, or female, on their
note of hand alone. or upon deeds. hfo polluitra, furniture with-
out removal, Smile stock, plant, crop. of fanning implementa
No sureties required. Interest 1.6 per cont. Distance no
object. The Bank having a lame amount of capital at command,
no good application is refused—Apply personally or by letter,
slating amount required. It. PARNEL'L, Manager.
UTILITY !! LUXURY ! ECONOMY!!
COOKING POTS AND BROILERS,
WARREN', PATENT
CAFETIZRES AND COFFEE URNS
DUTCHINSON's PATENT.
Sold bv all Fundshing Ironmongers

gnawed at &Mamoru Bell, 1040.1—Price Is, or enclosed, 145
paid from the author for II stlunPe-
-11AN1IOOD. A Ilesoctt ESSAY on the functions and dig
J.TI orders of the reproductive emus In youth, manhood
and old age, with Observations on the Treatment and Cure of
Nervous Exhaustim, Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits
itc., being the remit of 50 years' successful practice. By J. I.
CCItTIB, OLD., 15, ALM:MARLS-STREET, PICCADILLY
Lowsos, W.
"LVars ex MAXIMO. —T7th Thousand.—Ably written and
plainly describes the source of those diseases which produce
decline in youth, or more frequently premature old apt"—
Daily Telegraph, 27th March, lafil
Ceara ow Marmon should be in the hands of youth and
old age. It Is a nalical publication, developing the treatment
of a taws of painful maladies which have too long been the
Prey of the illiterate and designing —United Service Garage.
London Bold J. Num, Bookseller, 110, CurnbilL

WHITE AND SOUND rgralt ensured by using
TEWSIWRY and BROW'S ORIF:NTAL TOOTH PASTE.
11 &stabßelled forty years as the most agreeable and
effectual pereanative for the Teeth and Gums. Sold universally
hi pots, at Is hid and 2. (oh. Th. original Lod milY gonuiuo Is
signed JEWSBURY k BROWN. Nankin:stair.

NERVOUS AND PLITSICAL DEBILITY.
Resulting from errors or any other cause, not
Ii treated by Quaeas with mineral poisons and coloured water,
but effectually cured by • novel ...a highly successful mode of
treatment, discovered by the advertiser who after many years
of extreme ruffering Tram completely restored to bound health.
Prompted by feelings of humanity, be thus makes known
meana by which every sufferer is enabled to cure himself per-
fectly COD or the least possible cost, without having recourse
to advertising empiric, or their vaunted noetrami
11. will be happy to foresrd the particulars to any Sufferer
n. receipt ofs stamped and directed envelope. —Address U
.1 T. Swart, 1, Musgrave Creicont, Pelham, London.

DA itwAy ACC I DENT Mutual A esurance Oornpany (Liirited
IL Sir John Murray, Ilext • Chiiirinan
1 000
WHOLE LIM, Smaller amounta In proportion, 42, Poultry
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Graft, Longfloet, P-olo; T. thddinent, Stalbridge.
OREA r
BARO AIRS.
(ADDS AND ENDS In Bundles, Incas Materials good lengths
V and good qualities, in various Fabrics all perfect, 60 yards
for 85.81. Us 64, alts fd, 4.54 &I, and 604 each, sent for
Renaltlanoe. BAKER A.ND CRISP, 196, Regentigreet,
London, W.

Just Published, post free for two stamps.
fIUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE AND INSTRUCTIONS
for the CURL of NERVOUS DIGHLITY. By Dr.
HENRY SMITH, Author ol "Debility, ita Muth sad Curs."
GUIDED', HILALTH OM Rules for the Cure of Nervous
Saha...Mon, Ind&ration, Itheumatbrin, Dimnen of Sight,
Weakness, Low Spirits, Nervous Debility, Painful Dreams,
Mental and Phyrical Depression, Indecision, Impaired Memory,
Loss of Energy, Pains In the Back, Timidity, Dilt100•111, Lore
of Solitude, Groundless Fears. and other Dietheca resulting
from Sabaustlon of Nerve-power the effect of Indiscretion.
Gives INSTRUCTION and PRICSCRIPTIONS by which
Thoucands of Dr, Smith's Patlenta have been reetored to
health and vigour. Illustrated sit h Teetimonthli from grateful
ratlentv who have been cared by the NEW SPECIAL
MEDICINES.
The Pamphlet Is wmt Fell by post to any add...sa, on
receipt of two damps. Should be road by eh who value
health, strength, and happineer.
Address, Dr. H. Smith, 8, Burton Crescent, Loodoo, W.C.
Imprtnant to Country Patients
CONSULTATION BY LITTTIR WITHOUT FEL
11AR. SMITH, the Eminent Specialist for the cure of all
Debilitating Disease., will, for the benant of Countri
PatJer. Pi who cannot consult him porsontlly, on receiving
d.icrlpticris f their CSMAI, gond his opinion, with advice and
directions for the most sucoesaful restoration to bee th and
vigour
d iris. -Dr. if. Sent.B. Birth" Crevcoit o.

TO FARMERS MANUFACTURERS, to.
WE UNIVERSAL DISINTEGRATOR a ill grind, Win
I or pulverise with great rapkiity almost anythtng thatt'arrl
into it to any awes a fineness. Tastimoniab lull parU-
caws of Edward Wilson, Inginser, Exeter.
STANTON AND C OM PA NY'S
CELICIIAM
RASPBERRY SCOTCH at BUTTER SCOTCH.
Bold Everywhere.
STEAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS, BRISTOL

CURE FOR AU.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, DIPHTHERIA
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, dkc.
For curing sore throat, diphthara, bronchitis, asthma,
tightness of the chest, and *n tn the eide—which Instant
treatment altar plevents degcorellog Into nrara "flow
melodic., this olnlrnenl btu; the •ame powers over chest oun.
plaints ea • blister pia ewer, without erring pain or debillt v.
O'd asthmatic invalids will derive marvel ous ems from the
use of tine Ointment, which has brought ro.nd runny "och
sufferer. and reritablished health after every other means had
eignallv
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD SORES. AND ULCERS.
:tv rubbing the Ointment round the rthred parte. It pthe.
I tretos to the strum I earth, and troth* • wonderful power
▪ tol the Moor Sowing to, and returning from, the dressed
tart. The inflammation diminlehso, the pain heroines less
Intolerable, the matter thicker, and a cure le soon effected.
in nil innit""oding care, Holloway's Pills thouid oleo be
taken, aa they will thoroughly es* all depraved humour.
VOID the body.
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
Clout and Rheumatism sere from trtflamnerion In the parte
arced. To effect a permanent cure, Wont a cooling diet,
drink plenty of water, take eie of Holloway's Pills night and
morning, and rub tine ()lament, mat effthtually twits a day
Into the thffering parte ; when used eimultaneous/y, they drive
all inflamm•tion and depetrinn from the thster, subdue and
remove all enlargement or the joints, sod leave the einem and
INIU•CiaI lan and unoontracted.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.
In this dame of oomplainr, no matter the age, the rex, or
tbe pima, or under what mime the dreier may be clarified,
It will be eared if this Ointment he well rubbed Into tbe
system, and Holloway. Pills Wool night and _looming ft° Mg,
the blood. There is nothing deletelious U.• COW prmi' iOn of
Holloway'. Ointment, but, en the contrary. Its a wadi en u
Fowler the mat soothing, paritlogt and glgonalhoololl
quelithr.
The Ointment and Pills are sold at Profroor IlOthaw
Eetablistiment, 533, Oxf ordatthet, tondo", also byltagglY
every respectable Vendor of Medicine througnout the Cleilitted
World, in Pots and Moe., at Is rate. ado 1t.., Er,
an I the. each. The smallest pot of Ointment nnntnis• one
ounce: and the senaltha Boa of Pills four dorm
Full printed directions are eased to rob Pot end Bo Land
can be bed In any lan=even be Turkish, AMA; Arriarthart
Of Warr

Under the Immediate Patronage of
Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Dr Mitchell's
ROYAL CAMBRIDGE BAUM AND CIirTNIN WI pure
uncooked Portable /ndian Condiments, a great relish,
sod posers [Argo Digestive properties. Strongly recommended
by eminent Physic Gum se a Mostar.hie and Appetizer —Vide
reports. Ask your Grocer or Chemist to procure them.
Wholesale agents. John McCall sod 00, Houndeditch. London.

VURNITU-RE and CARPETS MO pieces Brumels, Sh lid al-k1
r 44d. £30,000 of Furniture. Ileibiteads, and Bedding at
very reduced prices. An inspection is asked, by
members of the Civil Service and Co-operative BoTeVly
es. All
Goods vvarrauted, lacked and delivered free.—Wm. WAINE,
Wholesale, Export and General Furnishing Warehoufts,
131 to 133, Newl4ton Bulb, London: New Illustrated Priced
List Gratis.
11 ALVANISII. The miniature battery, a speciality for self
UT cure in all forms of disease nod In acute pains. Parti-
culars of triatment, , tree. A Galvanic band, post free, Ss
W. P. Piggott, Surgeon Galvanlet, 10, Argyllat, Regent-it,
DR. BATCHELOCWI NERVG-ARTERIA L
Invaluable for Nervousness, Low Spirits, and Palpitation
of the Heart. confirmed by long experience In prhatc practice.
?Lite! 2'
Ar(11114r1 I'taec South.
1""'"' " Ils,

YSTA IST IMULO rapidly promote, the growth of
pg. WHISKERS, MOUSTACHES, and EYEBROWS; Men
the hair on bald hauls, by an oetairional applkat.lon. In
Bottle* Se nil, on receipt of Poet Office firder.—VNWlN and
ALBERT. Perfumers Be the Royal Family, 17, Regenbetreet,
and, 41, lielerave Manaions, London.

IMPORTANT To INVESTORS.
MTIE Crescent Exchange Bank, 7, St. Georges Crescent
I Liverpool (F-44. POO), vend free by post, a Pamphlet
explanatory of eminently wale and advantageous Contitwntal
Government and Municipal Debentures, which In addition to
be,ring Interest, ars periodically drawn with bonuses up to
LE5,000.

TWIN MITCHELL, STEEL I'EN HAKIM to the QUEEN.
s) FAtablished len. London Depirt-118, Cheap Md., LC.
Works— Newhall Street, Aim Means.
°TEEL PENS Warranted quality, Sample Box 7 stamps.
Gnomon W. Hennas, 56. St. Panl4-aquare, Dirmlnghson.
'WATCHES &rest from the MAsyroirroar. Any discripti.or
T tirade to order at Wheboale Prima. "Tim °moot
raygszarsK. at CA les highly rseonovendir7. Price List by
Putt H. J. NORRIS, Hlaaufacturer, Coventry.

TIZANE AND COR FAMILY MANGLE, 2 Roller to loth O.
jj 24 Inch 031,3 Roller 1.4 641.
CATALOGUER FREE.
40, KING WILLIAY ST., LONDON BRIDGE. FAtabllabed
1709.

OLAIRICT st HOTELS.- Ask for the RED WHITE sod BLUE
labelled CLARETS. Bottled specially by Maws. lisrumma
Joßssuis and Boss of Bordeaux, fur the um et Find:clam
flotels, itoslauranta, lc. Each Label bears • fec-risesifs of
Ilesers. Johnstone's hiforture and the Price or Ltottly

DAMP WALLS.—There fo no remedy so effectual as THE
DECORATED TINFOIL for misting all damp, it is in
10 minutes' rail I
at TBRALE-HALL, Streatham, Surrey, fact the ONLY MATERIAL which can be used for that purpose,
front Crystal Palace. Turkish and Electrical baths. Pure and I
aud at the same time retain Ulu beauty of the ilecomtion.
bracing ' Home comforts.
air. Generous 27, LIADaN11•11.• MIST, LONDON.
COLDS, ASTHMA,
nYDROPATHIC RESORT for nmarrs and VISITORS i
IRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
`. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.
, A few doses quite effectual —Caution—The catrannlinary
medical reports On 010 efficacy of Chlorody-ne render it of vital
importance that the public should obtain tho genuine whichli
protected by • Governmat clamp, heating the wfirdi " Dr J.
Collis Browne's Chlorodyne " See decision of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. Page Wood, the "Times," July 16th, 1864. Numerous
testimonials from eminent Physicians accompany each bottle.
From W. C. Witantsos, Esq., F.R.O S., Spalding.
" I consider It Invaluable In Phthlais and Spasmodic Cough
the benefit livery market."
Dr. Mlitlinian, of Now Galloway, Scotland.
"1 consider it the most valuable medicine known."
Sold in bottles, Is lid, Is AI, and Is &I by all Chemists. Sole
Manufacturer, .1. T. DAVENPORT, SS, Great Russell-street,
London, vt.a.
DOWN QUILTS AND DOWN CLOTHING:
BOOTH and roc.
WARMTH OF THREE FOLDS WOOLLEN FABRIC LID
NOT THE WEIGHT OF ONE.
The PUBLIC are respectfully CAUTIONED against
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS,
where UNPURIFIED and INFERIOR DOWN may have
been used hi the manufacture
Thu articles so made are sure to become UNWHOLESOME and
UNPLEASANT In use
Each Genuine Article has the PATENTEES' NAMES attached
BOoTII and FOX.
Sold by the leading !MA l'gßa and UPHOLSTERERS.
SHIPPERS the TRADE SUPPLIED.
800111 and FOX.
Cork ; Manchester ; and bO, Hatton Garden, London,
Prise Medals—London, 1962 ; Dublin, ISM.
SCOT6I THE SECRET BLEND, Old Matured, spjjpj
non. Purity guaranteed. 40s, per doscn.
Carriage paid on 'Fan dozen and upwards. To be
WHISKY. had only from INNER A GRILVE, Waterloo
Place, Edinburgh, or their Agent..
READ THIS LEITER
Received from Mr. If mid' Chemist, July, 1875.
Sir,—A iscichbour of mine at 811:310111 who had been given up
by the DOCi4 ,rs took your Pills only, and tells me they saved his
life, and he has been, though over fifty yeses of age, able to
work at his trade aver since.—l am, yours, Ac,
B. Hemp.
Liver Pills."
la. Vera Street London, W.
,
To Mr. Lambert, "Proprietor of Dr. Scott's Bilious and
Those Pills are Invaluable as a family aperient and general
medicine alike for both saxes, are sold be jlrfips emists In flosed
at Is. 14d. and Is. 9d. Observe Dr. BILIOUS and
LIVER PILLS. Wrapped in a square green package. Take no
other.

of 0 it.Y.O. Correspolibence. T OhIDARD DEPOSIT
(LIMITED).
1.4
Pemsweranos —The Shinbone) Troop ,
have presented to Captain Gooden handsom m
e antel. Nog. 43 and 44, LOMBARD-STREET, ry •
value £2sa. a mark of reepect on the ocesaion of m
THE WORKING MEN AND RITUALISM. iJID
recent marriage. To Mc Editor. Nos. 477 and 279. REGENTSTREET, ty,
ESTABLISHED Ism
the working man in reference to what has
THE annual " feast," falling on the annivensary of reinfirks from a
who si hinted( " • RECEIVES DEPOSITS, on Demand, 5 „„„.
Mond•X ei said in vour paper fir a personnee
dr'lir'tiful
of
our restored P4r6b church' was
on
Tot " Ile would have on believe that the subject to notice, RI per cent. Opens curreet .
made the occasion of a thanksgiving (or the harreet.
EILELPIE—FIAM.
young ItItUA
nd
Will you please to find mom in your columns for a few
generally favourable to Supplies Cherue-beoko. Investors are invited is ~..'eues.
special service was held at eleven °deck. Prayers were working men of Em,,la 5a4.4
r.'" of their elms, who went to Internet with perfect secunty.
intoned be the Rey. M. Hankey,
bv the Rev. IL Austin, and the Rae. It. M'swee The eee
r u.ru, r"rr'untru strati:it with him on the course , BoaeowEne—lt offers pre-eminent advatitage,
C, iiiiiii union Service was real by the Rev. Prebendie/ the Archbishop and rename
the It t 11. 1 grouipt advances on Leases, Reversion, lei, • he
the tessono being reel mitueli.m and Smerdotafisne and gives as • proof of it six this new and improved oysteni. that ensures • lesh—hele
P. S. June'. A sermon WWI preached by the Rev. J. le 3lachonochie, was su sjectee .
men to high reinoval, publicity, sureties, or feet. Peep-eel's
( working
n bring '
further tacks, Farm Proiluce, Warrants, and FUrnitucreure. •Tth,,.445.
aid
kuow but little about their ia th • I bits and balance-sheets free.
proof .1 tlme
it: dose a eslleetion runoonting rid. was. tn.o,. in Cburchilio, he caJAMES M
all of tho funds of the County Hospital- tomuewlhilincihenttliepurif..iiireacra,
o kin. and ABRIDGED OPINIONS -
OF TIIE PRF3IB,
souted
the Rector's family, amide! by Miss Martin. After ser- the people of Euglend. I have been asow.car g Taeknow
on TUB
eke the principal inhabitants of the village partook of an an employer of working ,d men for over d I
ofthiAing. There LOMBARD DEPOSIT RANK.
th
t.
excellent luncheon in the schoolroom. provide! through I something or their habits an manner
r,„s:aebin;Rdith:aaev
et. 1.2 n.• ofl
itkhei thinking g t
rl
sa
of
have
,ou ski 7.. t nza that
rp
eh
mentioned clergy there were present the Rev. A. Wilkie., country who regularly attend _ITEThLiwa
ch.
who a
r,
general an honest with the houses that are in the ascendant have Inlet
bach
Cattistock ; Rev. W. Hooper, Chilfrome ; and Rev. C. awl, as far as morality goes, they re
their know- alternative:
the liberality of the Rector, and in addition to the above I are probably about ono-fourth of
the
rwwortahkiiate,mielut.hoructcltis
in
b.,' money is safe. and that ll* Bank In•Y ho it:Pealed -..7e,r1
they can put their money a
n the
tee,""nt
Seett, Toiler. The afternoon was devoted to games in an Auld industrious class of men. But wttiatd
trines of our Deposit Bank and sleep in peee*, knowing t
adjoining field, and dancing was kept up to the strains of ledge generally of the great fI n ; WEEKLY DESPATC(LHIM.
the Evershot band. Evensong at 6.3 U
meet delightful day. the Holy Ghost, and the inward and eractical expenen
of the spiritual life, such as the mortification of nun, and WEEKLY TIMES.—" They -
had faith in the Build
brought to a close • Christian religion—justatiestiounwhy faith, senoectificatien.
communion with God I They may have been taught that Society, which had been • success, asi it promise...l to he,
baptism is regeneration: and, as they had been through they believed in the Lombard Beak. The eyed proved Wu
the ordinances of baptism and confirmation, they may rest their belies was well founded."
satisfied that all would lie right at las:. If you ask them --
on what they build their heve of heaven hereafter, they NEWS OF THE WORLD. —"The Lombsel Ifepreit
say—" Ido the best I can; lam no worse than others, nor Bank, which was established in 18411, is now strung
yet as had as Some are; and, as time Ritualists know, their sturdy on its feet, with a fair promise oh aWs and heerty
attention is easily drawn away by outward forms and old epee
appearances, such as grand and costly church architecture
ore
or anything that attracts the semis, exciting admiration THE COIJRIER.—" The directors do not comef
awl wonder. But these are but a small proportion of the the public as • company which has no pest by which is
et. •
England,u,he l lon
working men or this country. Many of the class I have estimate the future, and whose present existence dyes no
party of the Church of certain test of the future. On the contrary, it has • sue
past. and • flourishing preaent. The pregre,,,
ylthatatthth"PeePrEsivV'eaniatgioacellirlualtulal, iitnnio:ta'nladrgiterisnunmothr, melrufeelle made by the Lombard Bank must be lushly
of the working clause, who are Nonconformists, attached gratifying to all interested in it."
to the different mete of Dissenters, and who are opposed --
to ritUAUSID. There area great number of the working SUNDAY TIMES.—" Everybody is mutually heneetted
men, especially amongst skilled workmen, who have no and everyone co-operates, thus one of the fundamental
religious creed at all, and some, who are acute thinkers, principles of political economy is recognised and setae
who reject religion altogether on account of the unrealities upon with prominent success."
that appear to them in outward forms and cereinoniee, and
the incousistencies they perceive between profession and TILE HOUR. -" Experience has proved that them cis
practice. almost no limit to the success or companies such as thie
We have been speaking of the general habits and way of which conduct their business aim sound principles, and the
thinking of the working men towards Ritualism ; and if Lombard has been fortunate in securing • good list or
we attach any importance to the benefit they have derived, trustees and directors."
In common with all classes or the community, from the
Reformation, it can be easily perceived that It would be CHRISTIAN GLOBE.—"The Lombard Bank is qualified
against their interest to give their influence to the support to suit the convenience of • large class of people unable
of Ritualism. I base scarcely ever conversed with • lligh to avail themselves of the advantages offered by larger
Churchman on the subject of religion or Ritualism, but establishments."
that he ignored the Itelormation, or as much as said the --
Reformation was a mistake, or never ought to have been DAILY CHRONICLE.—" The principles on which it
carried out. Let um ask one simple question—what would is based are just and equitable, and its management
have been the state of this country, or what would it be economical."
at this time, if there had never been the Iteformation, but --
the nation hail remained under the power of the Pope and WEST LONDON OBSERVER.—" If any one has his
his emissaries, the Jesuits, with the intolerance of the doubts respecting the security and stability of building
Church of Rome! In what state should we have been societies we have an instance in point which will dispel
morally and politically / Should we have had any reforms his uneasiness—we allude to the Lombard Building
in the Government ; the repealing of Laws that have Society, which has flourished so well that, although not
pressed hard on the masses of the people for the benefit of yet in its taus, it has taken unto itself a bank, and
the few : the extension of the franchise, increasing the flourishes yet more and more."
representation of the people in the Commons House of
Parliament; and the framing of Laws that lime increased CHELSEA NEWS.—" We cannot give better advice to
the proopenty of the nation, awl benefitted all classes; or those who wish to know where to deal with a banking
would there have lm.-en the discoveries in the arts company with feelings of 'security than to refer thee to
and sciences that have given us no much advantage over this establishment, whose life thus far has been no full of
the elemeuta of nature I Should we have had the 16.t100 vigour and so prosperous."
miles of railroad as • net-work running through the whole
length and breulth of the land t Should we have had our ST. JAMES'S CHRON lOLE.—" The directors of the
telegraph lines stretching all round the globe, bringing the Lombard Wink (Limited) offer • boon alike to those who
distant regions of the antipodes as near to Us SA Edinburgh are prepared to deposit money at • moderate but secure
ju Scotland was to our forefathers! or should we have had rate of interest, and to such whom circumstanees oleo
steam ploughs, and all the improvements in mechanism to have recourse to • loan, the conditions of which ate
and machinery doing the work of manual labour! Should unusually easy and straightforward."
we have eel the most valuable of all our treasures—
the Bible I Should we have hail the British and NORTH MIDDLESEX CHRONICLE—" The banking
Foreign Bible Society translating the Bible into all department of the above Company appears to us to be
languages and circulating it all over the world I conducted in the spirit of liberality. All the advantages
No ; we well know that the Church of Rome or • city bank are to be had without the exorbitant
has always been most strenuously opposed to all balance usually demanded or expected as a remuneration
measures of reform, both spiritual and temporal. It for keeping the account."
requires no great dept of judgment or ocholership to be
cabled to answer this question in the negative. If TIIE BULLIONIST.—"There I, obviously • large and
further proof be wanted compare England with all legitimate field for e sound and useful investment of
Romeo Catholic countries, Spain for instance; a country capital in this matter.
enjoying the moot genial climate in the world, rich in
all natural productions, and at one period of her Watery SHEFFIELD POST.—" Owing, therefore, to the round
one of the greatest powers in Eunipe ; but now reduced principles upon which it is con meted, we believe the
to a second if not a third-rate power, and, as she has been Lombard Bank to be one of the area in exiateuce."
for age., awl now iu, rent aeutider by internal and revolu-
tionary ware with an empty national exchequer, overrun INSURANCE RECORD.—" Established on well.
with monks and friars and priest& of the Church of Rome, tried and approved principles of mutuality and benefieial
who usurp an absolute power, both temporal and spiritual, co-operation, and has • trustworthy and respectable list of
over the nuns of the people, keeping them in a state of trustees and directors to conduct Its affairs,
ignorance and barbarism. We have been told by mission-
ariee and travellers that there are many of the lower THE COSMOPOLITAN.—" The bank has won the tow
classes of the people who never heard of a Bible, and it is fidence of its shareholders, and now requests the support
a question if they would have had &railroad at the present of the public generally, which we think may fairly Is
time, had it not been for British enterprise and British given and with advantage, since the Company oilers
capital. I need not spend time awl occupy opare in peculiar facilities for the use or money."
referring to other Catholic countriea such as Italy and the
Popes's dominions, Mexico and the petty states of Central ENGINEERING AND BUILDING TIMES.—" In
America, where Popery rules both temporal and spiritual them titmice, when the larger institutions are conductieg
affairs. Thew ceintrieas are always engaged in revolie bminess on a dangerous system, inviting enormous losses
tenuity wars, with their national exchequer always in and 'eying scarcely any interest for deposits, a society like
bankruptey, the land infested with robbers awl guerilla the lemiliard is doing • more ecrutiniaing business, which,
gangs, making it unsafe to travel without an armed guard, with care, nosy bring out the most satisfactory reside."
and where the revolver and the dagger aro indiessis-
able weapons of sell-defence. Coming newel- home CHRISTIAN UNION.—"iThe rates of interest offered
whet hie. Ireland leen for ages, under the influence on deposit, are thus much above the ordinary banking
and government ~f the Frieda of Rome I Let the range.
a.l,t yc iw,w. the iio
I,orhaany of.thet.e countries with -
K,,glanl mail sum, snl of time COII2IEILCIAL TRAVELLER.S' GAZETTE.—" The
Reformation. Perhaps " Young Ritualist " thinks institution has hitherto been worked so economically
thin country ha advanced far enough in reforms that each investor has had 111 per cent. per annum on his
and can now afford to stop where we are ; but if money."
the Church of Rome was again to gain the power and
ascendancy over this country would ohe lie content e. let RAILWAY SERVICE GAZETTE.—" No doubt so pro.
us remain whore we are? Would she not use her power miaing so, institution will be extensively patronised in the
to bring about is retrograde course to bring us back to railway service."
where our forefathers were lu the dark ages!
A WDEEIND MAE, BUILDEILS' WEEKLY REPORTER.—" By avoiding
the mistakes of its predecessors, is enabled to afford to
both itiveetors and borrowers well-nigh unprecedented
advantage."
PADDI NOTON TIMES. " The Lombard Deposit
Rank is now in its sturdy youth, giving promise of weenie
up into a still more sturdy manhood. It is eminently •
popular bank, and offers advantages which are at once
unusual and solid."
MONETARY AND MERCANTILE GA2ErrE.—
" Wo have been asked by an intending investor to penult
the prospectus and balance-sheet of the Lombard Bank
(Limited), and having done so we must admit that It
appears to present advantages of no ordinary character,
and which are particularly worthy of the attention of the
provident and thoughtful. We have great pleasure in
assuring borrowers that they will find it an honest, bona
fide source for obtaining advances on securities. It further
enhances our pleasure in directing a borrower to this
genuine source, knowing the many traps that are adver-
tised every day to cateli and plunder the unwary by •
class pretendine to lend looney inn immoderate with a view
of getting fees."
EAST IA .N DON (IBSERVER.—"Tbe great busks. M
• matter of course, monopolies the lion's share of buinume,
but there are others willing to do • quiet but sure Wide-
Among such is We Lomhard lemma Bank."
WjeST LONDON ADVERTISER.—" If anybody is in
search of a respectable blinking oonoern with whom they
may *vied to have momy dealings. we can direct them to
the Lombard Deposit Bank, Lombard-street, and at the
West-end, in Regent-street. The man with money with
which he wishes to deal has his choice. He may put his
money in the bank on deposit, and receive inoderate,
sound, real, and sure interest, or he may purchase • share
and exercise eis right as • shareholder."
THE 1101.11 L—" The success which attended the opera-
tions of the Lombard Building Society, established IS
PM, has euggeded to the promoters the plan of instituting
a Deposit Bank. Like other banks, the Lombard Deposit
Bank will endeavour to make money by borrowing and
lending; but it will do both on terms much more favour-
able for its customers, and will deal in much sir.alia:
amounts than is usual. Shares in the Lombard Bank use
be applied fur with confidence."
CHRISTIAN GLOBE. —" Based upon sound commercial
principles, the SUMAS, of the Lombard Bank has been such
as to warrant the expectations first entertained of it BY
the business operations of this establishment all drum
may have • banking account."
THE DRAPER.—" The Lombard Bank undertakes to
lend money, as well as to receive money for investment;
and it appears to us that the calculations made are meta as
to giye time utmost soundness to the concern sod &undo
security to investors."
THE REPORTER.—" Ills becoming more and more
knee-tent every day to the comnienial world to have &
legitimate and safe channel, where temporary accommo-
dation can be secured at • fair but profitable rate
un securities not available under the Building
Society's Acts. With a view of meeting these require-
ments the directors have projected, as &distinct corupsee
the Loinbard Deposit Banle, limited."
. ,
INVESTORS' ITUARDLA.N.—"The safety of the
depositor depends more upon the use which is made of his
money than upon any other element, and the Lombard
Depoeit flank gives that security with a margieal
guarantee of • subseibed and paid-up capital."
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.—- "
This bank is based es
sound banking principles, and we see no reason why it
should not prove quite as successful as the building
society of which it is an out-growth. Thus far the met
sanguine anticipations have been verified.
FORESTERS' FREE PRESS.—" The Lombard Bank
Is managed by gentlemen who have had considerable
commercial experience, awl who have hitherto handled
etheepeople's money with &hour and metal, and Mid
eya system of strict eccieomy e investorvinvestorp.r. cent
per minium."
0011MEROIAIi TRAVELLE-
RS' GAZIFITIL—" hi
doubt so promising an institution will be extensively
patronised by commercial men."
INV ILSTORS' GUARDIAN—.—" It will take some time
to overcome the force of habit, and to divert money from
its ordinary channels, but we have no doubt that institu-
tions like the Lombard Deposit Rezak, which afford a
practical solution of the difficulty, will meet with consider-
able suppert and success. Of course, much might be
written pro, and con, upon the comparative lucent,' of
these institutions and old-established Minks. Still, the,
fact remains that the capitalist gets small thanks nen
little return from the banks, while the more mudern
institutions treat him upon a more liberal footing- The
poeition of the depoeitor is this—at • return of I per met-
it takes him RIO years to earn the capital embarkemk while
in the Lombard Bank it takes him tents be reeouped
profits what be has embarked in capital."
CHRISTIAN UNION. —" The Lombard Bank a
Deposit, in connection with the Building Society. he' •
separate capital, and invites deposits or LIO and upwards.
and conducts banking business on much the sane
principles as other lundou Banks, hut has, no doubt. •
special function as regards the class of business conducted
by the Building tionety, or, in other words, propene
investment."
I;HEF'FIELD POST.—" Its aim is geed, its Istanei.elfs.
bast. its Where, of eperetioiss unlimited, as aubscripumf
low, ita managementeconomiaL" •
INVESTORS' GUARDIAN.—" It is • channel which
can be safely recommended to those who dense sometbiag
more then • safe 3 per cent"
AND UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED PROVINCIAL
NEWSPAPERS HAVE PRONOUNCED TEE
LOMBARD COMPANIES TO OFFER
TO THE INVERTOR.—An honest, Judicious. and
lucrative channel.
TO ISORROWERS.—Pre-eminent &demitasse
OFFICES :
43 and 41, LOMBARD-STREBT, CITY.
• and :
277 and V 9, REGENT-STREET, W.