The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-27 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND.
TAUNTON MEETING, 1875.
IMPLEMENT ENTRIES CLOSE on the let
MAY, and all Certificates received alter that date
will he returned to the Senders.
PRIZE SHEETS and Certificates for Implements,
Stock, Wool, Butter and Cheese, will be forwarded
on application to
H. M. JENKINS, Secretary.
12, Hanover Square, London, W.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
THE following is the LIST of SUBSCRIP.
MRS at present promised in AID of the
FUND for RESTORING HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH :

GREAT TOLLER, DORSET.
TO BS SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. ENSOB, at the SWAN Inn, in GREAT
ToLLER, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of APRIL,
1873, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon precisely,
under the sanction and authority of the Charity
Commissioners, and subject to such Conditions of Sale
an will be then produced,—The FREEHOLD and
INHEIt I TANt'E of all that Substantially-built and
Commodious NIESSLYAGE or I/WELLINI:-HOITSE
for many years past and still used and occupied as
"The Endowed School" for the Fetid parish and other
parishes adjoining, together with the Gardens, Orchard,
and Land belonging thereto awl heretofore and now
occupied therewith, containing in the whole an area
of about Three Roods.
The Premises are situate in the centre of the parish
awl close by the Toiler Station on the Bridport Rail-
way, which they adjoin, and are throughout in
sulsitantial repair, the roof thereof having hail a con-
siderable outlay thereon within the last few years.
Applications to view may be made on the l'rembies,
and further particulars may be obtained from Messrs.
Stuoxiis and SoN, Solicitors, I/orchester. L s.d. X d.
Dorchester, 31st March, 11474. Churchill, Miss._ 150 0 0 Smith, Dr. . . 5 0
Churchill, Miss E 150 0 Sparks, Mr. W.... 5
DORC LS TF .1t HORSE REPOSITORY,
H • Salisbury Diocesan Itavenhill. Mr. R. 5
Tanury Spurr. Church Build- liocwra, Mr..l. _ 5
lee Society . 160 0 Henning. Mrs. C. 5
litrit. T. EN;obTirga to announce that the widi ji. ,0 smith:Re,. 5
ILL next general ,E t/IiSES will be held Digliy,Mr.G.D.W .BO Pantor, Mrs. ... 5
on SATURDAY, th, S ~, at the New and Messrs. FL and IL ' • Tbring. Mrs. _. 5
Spacious ligrosinutr, Tursin -spirit, where every Williams & Co. 100 111 Uniuhart,Rev.W. 5
accommodation for Horses of all descriptions la Stun, Mr. H. G., Anonymous, P.... 5
provided. ... 100 0 Hansel, Mr. A.... 5
Brinier. Mfr. W. Hodges, Mr. 11.... 5
PREmENT ENTRIES : E, _ 100 0 Holland, Mr. F._ 5
4 Powerful Cart Horses and their Harness, the Eldon, the Earl of 100 0 J. IL _
property of Mr. Robert Randall, leaving Everett, Rev. H. 100 0 Atkins,Mr.Alfred
Ilambro Farm, West Lulworth , Davis, Mr. Robert 100 0 Best, Captain ...
Bay Horse, four years, 15.1, quiet to ride, has Hawkins. Dr. ... 50 0 Middleton,Miss...
been in harness Mewling. Colonel .50 0 Longman, Messrs.
Roan Colt, three years, 15.1, quiet to ride A. 11. E _5O 0 Chapman, Mr. K.
Dehester, arl of
Bay Cart Mare, quiet worker Pearce, 31r. ... 30 0 Day, Messrs. ...
Bay Horse, six years, 15.3, quiet to ride or drive Buller, Lady IL_ 26 5 Davis, Mr. H. --
Slay Mare, six years, 15.2, quiet to ride or drive Rivers, Lord ...25 0 Tryon, Admiral...
Grey Mare, five years, 15.2, quiet in harness Stun, Colonel ... 2.5 0 Ftvrey, Mrs. ...
Hay Pony, quiet to ride or drive Mi.ldleton, Mr. H. Filliter, Messrs.— •
Dark Itrinvu Mare, six years, 15.1, quiet in N. _. 25 0 Michel, Mrs. .
harness, good with hounds Burnett, Mr. E... 23 0 Rodgett, Mr. ...
Set of Double Pony Harries Hodges, Mr. .1. F, Bliasett, Miss
Sa T'l . Jun. ... 25 0 Ludlow, Rev. E. • •
le at wo ocock Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 0 Smith, Dr. Barton .
Early Entries are solicited. Spicer. Mr. A. 25 0 Spicer, Mr. James 3
Dorchester, April 20th, 1875. Dr.Drew,proceeds Itavenhill, Bev.
of Lecture _. 21 2 IL 2 1
1 Boucher, Rev. II 21 0 Trarey, Rev. F. F. 2 2
Floyer, Mr. J., Williams, Mr. J.
M.l'. ry ... 21 0
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 0 Williams, Mr.
Hawkins,,_
_Mrs. ... :3/ 0 Robert, Jun. -. 2 2
Coombs, Miss ... 20 0 Drax, Mr. .1. S.
Davis, Miss . 20 U W. E. M.l'. ... 2 2
Kindersley,. Mr Leigh. Major ... 2 2
EL. ... 0 Hayman, Mr. ... 2 2
Page, Miss _.20 0 Barnes. Mr. 11. ... 2 2
Thornton. Mr. R. 20 0 Guy dSon Messrs. 2 2
Aldndge, Dr. ... 0 Sly, Mr..l. _ 2 2
Bishop of Solis- Hulse,SirE,BarL 2 2
bury . . 0 Homey, Mr. ... 2 2
Anonymous, J. _. 15 n Case, Mr. It. . . 2 2
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 10 Eaunderst Jacob
Lock, Dlr. A II 10 10 Messrs. ... 2 2
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10 0 Godwin, Mr. John 2 2
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10 0 Slade, Mr. W. _. 2 2
Gane, Mrs. ... 10 0 Sanctuary, Arch-
Parsons, Mr. C.... 10 0 deacon _ ~ 2 2
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 U Janvrin, Rev. J.
I Tudor. Mr. John 10 0 W. ... .. 2 0
Bankes,RevEldon 10 0 Seeley, Miss ~ 2 0
Lyon, Major _lO 0 Rooks, Rev. .1. E 2 0
Kii.dendey, Sir R. Brown, Widow ... 113
T. 10 0 Voss. Mrs. 1 6
Sanderson, Mrs.. 10 0 Monkey, Rev. M. 1 1
Green, Mrs. . 10 0 Burt, Ir. G. ... 1 1
' Bakr e ,Rev.TaJbet 10 0 Lures, Mr. G. ... 1 1
Wooil, Mrs. and Midland. Mr. 1 1
Miss .. ... 10 0 Aldworth. Mr. _ 1 1
Maier. Mr. G. ... 10 0 Ilascom`ie, Mr. E. 1 1
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 Green, Rev. J. ... 1 1
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0 Ensor and Co.,
' Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 U Messro_._. ~. 1 1
-G ruen, Mn,.. pro- , Ha)nes,_ firs. It 1 1
needs of needle- Boson, Mr. G. ... 1 1
work ... 8 0 Poole, It., Esq.,
Hal, Mr. 11. .. 6 6 1t.11.A. 1 1
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 Watson, ker. R.
I Bond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 G. 1 1
I Groves, Mr. ... 5 5 Lock. Rev. W. ... 1 1
Lock, 31r. F. .. 5 5 Barge, Miss... 1 0
Collected by Mr. Evans, Mr. 1 0
Miles ... 6 4 Brocklehank,MiOS 1 0
Panniter, Mrs. ... 5 0 Voss, 11r.... ... 1 0
Hazel, Mr. ... 5 0 Denney, Mrs. _. 1 0
Anonyinous _. 50 0 iJali-raft, Mr. J. H. 1 0
Wilkinson,Lieut. ! Loveless, Mr. ... 1
... 5 0 0 ',ninon, Mr. _ 1 0 0
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0 U Barnes, Rev. IC. I 11
Ling, Mr. H. _. 5 0 0 Thankoffering ... 1 0 0
Ferrer, Mr. O. W. 5 0 0 Hodges, Mr. C.... 1 0 0
Glen. Rev. C. _. 5 0 U Boon, Mr.... ... 1 0 0
Hodges, Rev. Dr. 50 U Small Sums ... 517 0
Smith,Mr.Boyton 5 0 0

YRS! ARZ RTILL OFFILRING
BLACK SILKS,
Of the best guaranteed Makers, at remarkably low
prices.
TAILORING in all Rs Branches.
LIVERIES and LIVERY HATS at the lowest
prices.
--
A VACANCY for an OUT-DOOR MANTLE
HAND, also Two or Three APPRENTICES to the
DIZESS-SLA.KING.
N.B.—The SHOW-ROOMS for MILLINERY,
COSTUMES, MANTLES, kc., &c., will be
OPENED on FRIDAY, the 23rd of APRIL next.
Dorchester, April 13th, 1875.

POOLE AMATEUR THEATRICALS.
f
POOLE AMATEUR THEATRICAL irliUß intend giving two Performances at the
AASIRIILT Room ir ANTELOPT. Hoiri., POOL on
On
WEDAD T MAT and M:VADAT, APRIL 28th and 29th.
The Performance on NVEusesnar, the 28th, will
commence with Stirling Coyne's celebrated Comedy,
in 3 acts, entitled EVERYBODY'S FRIEND; to be
followed by the Burlesque Tragic Opera, entitled
BONIBASTES FURIOBO.
On THCRADAY, 29th, the Performance will com-
mence with the farce TICKLISH TIMES' to be
followed by EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. To con-
clude with BOMBASTEB FURIOBO.
Tickets—Reserved Seats, 24. 6d.; Unreserved, Is.
May be obtained at Mr. WOODFORD'S, where a plan
of the room may be seen.
N.B.—A limited number of Unreserved Seats only
will be sold for the first evening's performance.
Doors open at 6.30, the performance to commence at
7.15. Entrance for Reserved Bests through the hoteL
None but ticket holders will be admitted until 7 p.m.

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_
cI.OOK WANTED ; must make good Soups
‘-/ and Pnan7 ; • mall dairy of two mon Wages.
VOL —Awly to Mrs. Prracs, Mordea Vicarage,
Slaadford

TO PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, Ar.
WANTED, a respectable inn uPAINTER,
&c. ; good wages; cottage and garden. Con-
gene employ on a manor.—Apply to Mr. J. Mtudsa,
Puddletown.
Dated April 26th, 1875.

TO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS.
WANTED, a YOUNG MAN u above, must
well understand the trade, and be able to set.
tiod character Indispensable. --Apply to Mr. EDWARD
Nurrisu, Dorchester.
TO BE SOLD, all that stono-built and
substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE now
in the occupation of Mr. W. VERNON, situate in
Fonlington Green, Dorchester, Dorset, and containinft
2 Underground Kitchens, 1 Store Room and COla
Cellar. The first floor contains 1 Sitting Room and 1
large Drawing Room. The second floor .00utains 3
lerge and comfortable Red Rooms, and the third floor
3 smaller ditto. Also small Greenhouse, with COMMU- I
uication from the second floor. Coach-house and two-
italled stable, ith every other suitable convenience
.n the premises - -Full particulers on applicatMn to
Mr. W. irralgos, Fordington Green, Dorchester.
INCOME WITHOUT RISK. —NO LICENSE
-11 REQUIRED. —An AGENCY for the SALE of
the KAKI' INDIA TEA COMPANY'S PACKET
TEAS will, with moderate industry, insure a respect-
able living.—Ai'ply for terms to the Company's
Warlhcoisii thystmal' at, Halea'a Churchyard,
Dirbopagats, Lando,.

T. AND H. BASOOMBE
W J. RESENT begs to offer to I_lgrtcul• -
BEG most respectfully to announce their • turista of the neighbourhood all kinds of
SWEDE, TURNIP, RAPE, MANGOLD, and
SECOND RETURN from LONDON this SEASON, i MUSTARD SEEDS, of the Boer (luau-rt. at reason-
able pri
All letters and orders proniptly attended to.
Orders taken for LAWES' MA.NGOLD and
TURNIP MANURES.
April 18, 1875.
LAWES' MANURES, 187 k
J-Lis
DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWES' _
MANGOLD and TURNIP NI AN 17 RES, the quality EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
of which is guaranteed to be of the same superior
description as that which has given such satisfaction I Safely and effectually soothes young children
for more than 30 years. when teething, restless at night, or suffering
Stocks of these Manures, in first-rate condition, are I from any infantile disorder. In bottles 7d.,
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway Is. lid., and 2s. 9d. each.
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for elte some will stock oblige.
Orders taken in
Bridport and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. TIMM,
Bridport Harbour.
Blandford and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. J. Raw;
Ifilborie St. Andrew ,•
Wimborne and neighliourhood, by Mr. KEW SYMONDS,
Puddletourn.
Dorchester, April, 1875.
W. H. GOULD,
DECORATIVE PAINTER,
IMITATOR OF WOOI,S AND MARBLES,
DORCHISTIR.
Estimates and Coloured De,iois, sent free to all parts
of the country, for every .leseription of Plain and
Inlaid Marbling for Entrance flails, Staircases, &c.
--
Decorations for Drawing and Dining Rooms,
Libraries, *4., &c.
PAPRIMANUING, (.ILDING, AM) WRITING.
First-class Workmen sea to all parts of the Couniry.

EVANS'S HEAL-ALL
A most efficacious remedy for Rheumatiam,
Lumbago, Face-ache, Chilblains, &c. In
bottles Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each.

EVANS'S NEURALGIC PILLS.
Immediately relieve and 9uickly cure the most
severe cases of Neuralgia and Pains in the
face and head. In boxes 7L, is. lid., and
2s. 9d. each.

EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared for young females. They remove all
irregularities arising from deficient energy of
the system. In boxes Is. lid., and 21. 9d.
each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Relieves the most painful cases. In bottles
7}cl. and is. lid. each.

EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP.
A pleasant and certain cure for children's
coughs and colds. In bottles 70., is.
and 2s. 9d. each.

PRI•NTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PROMPTLY DONE AT THE
OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
ON NODIRATI TERMS.

EVANS'S (Sir Caws. Cirium's) DIGESTIVE
PILLS.
A Famous remedy for Indigestion and other
Stomachic Disorders. In bottles is. lid. and
2s. 93. each.

FROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS.
The universal remedy for all Disorders of the
Liver. May be taken with confidence by
young and old of both sexes. In boxes Is.
each.
FROM'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH.
A certain cure in a few days. No smelL In
boxes Is. lid. each.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, House Agent,
Appraiser, Undertaker, ee..
DORCHESTER.
NEW SPRING STOCK
Or
PAPER- HANGINGS.
Selected with the greatest care from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers;
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10s. lid. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
EXPERIENCED WOIIAMEN SENT PROMPTLY.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Best Makers, both
Englioh and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
A New and Choice Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, &o.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety, in best and cheapest qualities.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
Volt POLIMI OR CoRNICES,
A great improvement to Windows. For Spring,
Summer, and Autumn.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
PURNITIIILE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MAgsloz and Corms.
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-Imnd Furniture.
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Prepared with great care and of the purest
Drugs and Chemicals by
A. J. EVANS,
Chemist and Druggist,
HIGH EAH1,6711117, DOICHZIITIL

MT G. ROGERS, 37, HIGH Wesr-sTRzEr,
• DORCHEST6R, desires to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has COM NIENCED
BUSINESS as AUCTIONEER, VALUER,
W. G. ROGILBS, from the experience be has had,
feels assured he will be enabled to conduct his new
branch of business to the entire satisfaction of his
supporters.
Prompt settlements. Valuations for Probate.
Dorchester, April 15th, 1875.

EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Effectually restore the impaired powers and
vigour of Horses after hunting, racing,
hard work, or when arising from any other
GAOL In Tins, is., Is. 91, and 3s. fxl. each.

MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
Bootniaker, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. Wooorros's, Con-
fectioner, Cornhill, Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.

1875.
To BREEDERS OF CART HORSES.
NoBLEmAN will servo a limited number
of Mares this Season, at Stinsfonl Farm, near
Dorchester at 208. each Mare, and 2s, rsl. the Groom;
the Grooms fee to be paid at the time of serving, and
the remainder on or before the 6th July next.
" Nobleman," the property of, and bred by, Mr.
Richard Genge, of Waterson, is by Mr. Kellaway's
" Noble."
He is rising 4 years old, is a very rich dark brown
colour, black points, without any white; he possesses
great power, activity, and symmetry, and his temper
in excellent.
His dam "White Foot," also bred by Mr. (lunge, is
a very good and handsome black mare, by Mr.
Mullett's "Invincible," a great prize winner, and one
of the best horses ever seen in this district.
" Nobleman " was exhibited with his dam at the
Dorchester Agricultural Show, in ibn, and won a 4:5
Prize.
In June, 1873, he took the First Prise of £l2, as the
best two-year-old tart stallion, at the Royal Counties
Show, held at Southampton ; and in July following,
the .C 5 Prize at Dorchester.
Application to be made to Mr. It. Giving, Waterson,
Puddletovrn ; or to CH•inaa Wsrrs, Minden' Farm,
Dorchester.
T°SLAVS THIS SEASON, in Dorchester and
Neighbourhood, at 1:1 each Mare, and 2s. rwl.
the Groom, "FARMER'S GLORY," "MERRY
MONARCH." late "Bay Prince," and "SIR
WALTER," the property of Mr. SHIPARIL
MIRRY lIIONARCH, IMO BAY PRINCE, is rising four years
oliL is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands 21u. high, and is an
excellent worker. He has proved himself- a sure foal
getter, his stork is of excellent quality and temper, and
fetches the highest prices.
SIR WALTER, sire Farmer's Glory, is a bright Bay,
rising two years old, stands 16 hands high, a good worker,
and very promising.
Essaimis GLORY, stands 17 hands high, and is a
beautiful dark brown. His sire was Brown Prince, late
the property of Mr. Samuel Pennington, which took the
first prize at the Yeovil Agricultund Show. His g.-sire
is Black Prince; his itg.-siro was • noted Brown Horse of
Mr. Nun's; his g.g.g.-sire, Mr. Joseph Eon's Competitor,
took several premiums as a two-year-old, he also took
the first prize at the Wisbeach Agricultural Show as the
boat entire Horse, gained the premiums of the Lincolnshire
Agricultural Society, and was never beaten in any
he showed for. His dam is that excellent
.Cart
belonging to Mr. E. Wilcox, of Gedney, which took the
first prise at the Bath and West of England Agricultural
Show, at Taunton. His g.-daza was got by Samson,
which at the Royal Agricultural Meeting at Glastonbury
gained • Silver Cup.
The Groom's Foe to be paid at the time of serving: the
remainder on or before the 24th of June, or ss. will be
charged for collecting.
One of the Horses will be in attendance on Wednesdays
and Saturdays in Dorchester.

Agent for the London awl Lancashire Fire awl Life
Insurance Companies.

ROBERT HILL
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORRS At Till ORZAT WINTERS AND BOUTR-WRSTIR3I
RAILWAY STATIONS.
All Orders retired at 16, South-street, or a/ the Office,
O. W. IL Station, will hare prompt attention.
The following descriptions ()Wools always in Stock:—
BES WALLSEND.
„ CLAY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ STONE COALS.
RUBBLE CCU!.
BEST HULLO, or
FOREST OF DEAN.
SILICSTONE.
BRIGHT&
COKE.
Coals delivered is the couvervolt reasonable tenni, and in
Dorchester and Fortlisagton free.
BY TRUCK LOADS AT SWUM) PIM&
AGRIFt FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY

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 Teats, Swellings, and
External Inflammations in Horses, Cattle.
and Sheep. In Bottles. ls., 2.6., 2s. 6d., and
fis. each.

COALS! COALS !I
AIT DA RC H, COAL MERCHANT,
V V • New Ise,
_South-stree.t, and Sourn-Wsorrsan
RAILWAY STATION, LoRC HES I'ER, be, 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 now supplying
BEST WALLS D,
RAD:4TM%,
MALTSTERB' COAL,
NEWCASTLE.CLATCROSS,
SMITHS COAL,
RUBBLE CULM.
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bullg, and SILESTONE
COALS, confidently recommended as
EITIFERIOR TO TIIE BEST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
RESIDES BEING
HEVEBAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHICAIPEP.
A Trial roped." WIN solicited.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-greet,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.

EVANS'S GREY OR ALTERATIVE
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Of great service in the Spring and Autumn,
or in cases of Swollen Legs, Crsekal Heels,
or any Humour. In Tins, la., I.e. 9d., and
3s. &I. each.
EVANS'S STIMULANT DRENCH.
Restores appetite and energy in cases of Cold
or Disorders in Cows, &c. In packeta Is. 4d.
each.

TEA! TEA ! ! TEA I ! !
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Bich, ripe, and fragrant.
THE OMH ETEA E A
Unequalled at 2s. per lb.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Foe quality and fine flavour.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavourefl'iirst-growth Kaisow.
THE 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 havinfiyaesed Her Ilajwty's Customs as
"High-class Tea, possesses every charsammaic of
First-growth Kaisow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent properties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
a deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, is lasting in strength, and its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom How
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellence)—
Containing 1 lb. net, 28 6.1 ea
„ Alb „la Id „
lb. „ 713 „
To test the quality, consumers ahoula
purchase one
of the staalke Packets, and compare it with the
quality they may be using, To be proem.' from
r d
tis in most Towns and Villages. and Wholesale
, .
y from CAVE &SONS, InlP'w ters, Richmond,
London, S.W. to whom all ..stions for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
THE "BLOOD
Pr,
OLD DR. JAC OB TOWNSEND'S
SAIrsAPA.RTI.L.k.
This extraonlinary medic
over the blast, w nick p, enriches and purifies. It
me bass singular influence
removes all pimp on and blotches, purifies the system,
and sets like a charm. As a sustaining and purifying
tonic it is mv &liiable, and highly recommended in long
standing eames of ‘-, and wastingLig"ti"n'ne .f flesh.
r‘oumne
Sot,!
, cl
byghA,
scrofula, gout, ,lropsyall dnv,gish;. Cautir,n—Get the red and blue wrapper,
with *,he Doctor's lr.tad in the centre. no other genuine.
In '.sottles. 2s. 6.1, 45., 7s. Cal., and lis
ota) SARSA.PARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known f„r billions
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges-
tion, as proved by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT, the best
soother of all sores, burns, and scald.; each in boxes,
ls. ; 2s. 9d., and 48. 6d. By post 15, 30, and 60
ChM Do" 131 FLEETZTREET, LONDON.

ma. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
SALISBURY HOURS, FORDINUTON ; and
0/111CIS 0, fan
1 ... --uni-sruer. Mammas.

EVANS'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Speedily expel Worms, which are ao enervating
and injurilim to a Home, and restore ita
vitality and health. In Tins, is., Is. 91., and
M. (Id. each.
EVANS'S HORSE BALLS.
Of guaranteed efficiency; kept in various
strengths. Alterative Horse Balls, Cough
ditto, Condition ditto, Diuretic ditto, Cordial
ditto, Fever ditto, Influenza ditto, Tonic ditto,
Worm ditto, Purging ditto.

NEw .—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANTS. The Emig' rants are placed, during the
in charge of Matrom!, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engagements. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good wages.—Apply
n. nay or by letter to the Agent-General for New
Zealand, 7L Westminster Chambers, Victoria-greet,
AGENT-1/1. G DRYER. Anith-street Dorchester.

EVANS'S FOOT-ROT MIXTURE.
Never fails to cure this troublesome complaint.
In bottles Is., is. CKL , and 2.5. 6.1. each.

THE WILTS AND DORSET FLY AND
LEAR POWDER.
Effectually keeps off the fly, and give] a good
leer. Is also a preventive of lice and tick in
winter. In packets is. 9d. each, or in tins,
sufficient for 60 sheep, 2s. each.

NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Resulting from errors or any other cause, not
cured by a nov.l Us' highly euccessfc°l°uunsdi nereeroe
" tr"ted by Quacks with mineral p,,t.....d
of humanity. he thus makes known
means by which every sufferer is enabled to cure himsell per-
tr.3.bp:.ol:llded°du'Ll' dbyWr°l): feelings
bully AID AT the least porible met, without hinvin r.....
of extreme sufferislgredwssby completely vont% who „Lnlour Mnurth.
to advertising empiriou or their taunted nortrums.
lie will he happy to forward the farticulars to any sufferer
n. receipt of a stamped and directed envelope. —Address Ail
J T. tirresid.. 7. Muntrave Croy,ent. FUDIAM. LOM/tx.

EVANS'S POWDERS, FOR HORSES, dx.
Antimony, Aniseed, Carraway, Cummin,
Diarente, Elecanmane, Renugric, Ginger,
Grams of Paradise, Licorice, Nitre, Rosin.
Sulphur, Turmeric, and all other kinds used
for limes and Cattle.

RVANS'S BALLS FOR DOGS.
PBhariDistemper, Tonic, Alterative, Worm
c.
Most efficient and certain.

EVA.NS'S DETERGENT LOTION,
For Mange and other Skin diaeaatie in Dogs.
In bottles U., 6d., end 2a. 6d. each.

BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
SQUARES.
It IN used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Because of its CHEAPNESS
April Ifth, IV&
Birs,—l have been Ulm's. to Ills Royal Illithnete the
Pecs or Waddle for several years and I consider RICCITT'S
PAWS Burs Is the bast I ever ined, and Is undoubtedly
greatly euperior to the old.tashioned Thumb or Dark Blue.—
Tours, tcc.,
To Messrs. Reckltt Ind Bons. ELIZA ELDER.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE OUNCE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PAntfoNS, WlloleNtle and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT ;
Ruler and Cox, and F. N. WRITE, Wholesale and
Family Grocer,; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, and Druggists.

TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
Movement
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES contain a number of new Improve-
ments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are unequalled for Dressmaking
and Family use.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES have • new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING'
MACHINES have won Ten Prise Medal,, two
at Vienna.
riIAYLC)" PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are strong swift, and durable.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to
work.
riIAVLOWS PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINE& Prices, Hand Machines from
£4 ts. ; Foot ditto, kg.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
MACHINES can be had on easy Terms of
Payment.
buYiNuly other, the public are requested to
SEE THIS CHINE, or send for a prospectus to
Taylor's Patsat Naohlas ooullorll,
Great Driffield, or VI, ChelPffide, L°l“l°n•

DOCKHEAD DISTILLERY, LONDON, &E.
EBTABLISHZD 1712.
WM. JACKSON AND 00,,
DISTILLERS, itc.,
Desire to call the attention of the Trade to their
GIN
BRITISH BRANDY, and
ARMAGNAC BRANDY.
Samples and Price Lists forwarded on application.
" YOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
See Dent. ch. xii, v. 23.
OLARKE'S
WORLD-YAWED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Kark—" Mood Mixture.")
THE OILEAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND REsTOILZR.
VOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recxnumended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy. Skin Diseases, and Sorts; of
all idnda it iv a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures old Sores.
Cures rnceratea Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cured Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellings.
Clean 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.
Thomionds of Testimonials front all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. Q. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Ils, each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases—BY ALL CH E MISTS AND PAT ENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Rintrdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 39 or 132 damps.
F. J. CLARKE, Chemist, ROA-street, Lincoln.
• Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Durden.
BEWARE OF WORTHLIRs IMITATIONS.

Entered at Stationers Hall, 1040 A—Price Is, or enclusevl post
paid from the author for II stamp&
ILfANHOOD. A Minicab ESSAY on the functions and dis•
./y1 order, of the repnxluctive organs In youth, manhood,
and old age, with Obeervations on the Trestment and Cure 44
Nervous Exhaustion, Physical Debility, 140.110011 of Spirits,
he., being the result of 30 years' successful prattle, My J. L
CURTIS, M.D., 15, ALMEMAHLE-STitEET, PICCADILLY,
LOSTOOI, W.
"Crafts os Vigilant, —77th Thousand.—Ably written and
plsinly describes the source of those dipeases which produce
decline in youth, Or more frequently premature old age."—
Daily Telegraph, 27th March, 1856.
o STIII 00 M•inioon should he in the hands of youth and
old gge It is a medical publication, developing the triztotent
of • chum of painful maladies vehlth here too long been the
, prey.o/ the illiterate and designing United &rake Gazette.
London: bold J. Maas, Bookseller, IS, Corohill.