The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-14 00:00:00

Nog oa/y to Protect but to Promote Trade, and to bring
good men together.
Established 1860.
F LIN T AND CO' S
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Offices for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches us that, for thoroughly sound information and
speedy replies to inquiries. your Office unquestionably
stands first." Members Three years
Messrs. RICHMOND and CHANDLER, Aicultnral
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.—" riot led us
wrong in any instance."
Meagre. M. BOTTOMLET, mar. and Co., Bradford,
Manchester and Logslon. —"Careful—no trouble sparW
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your Offices."
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Rewling.—" Recommend." Members Seven years.
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Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley.—" No bad
debts where we have followed out yourinstructions
during last four years."
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, tion.

WINIBORNE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY
MR. T. ENf3OR begs to announce that he
will HOLD his CHRISTMAS SALE of FAT
STOCK on THURSDAY, Dgcnnom 16th.
PRISINT RPITRIES :
28 SHWAS' Fat Oxen, Steers, and Heifers
5 Very Prime Fat Heifers
5 Very Prime Fat Steers
7 Superior Fat Maiden Heifers
5 Very Prime Fat Heifers, from 40 to 10 some each
5 Prime Fat Cows and Heifers
Very_Fat Devon Bull
2 Eat Dulls
6 Cows and Heifers with Calves
2 Very Good Shorthorn Heifers and Calves
23 Very Prime Fat four and six-tooth Down Wethen
and 25 Prime Fat Down Ewes, the property of
Mr. Udall
20 Prime Fat Wethers 20 Ditto
40 Tat Welters and Ewes
40 Fat Down Ewes 30 Ditto 20 Ditto
20 Ditto
Early Entries are solicited.
Keep pnwitied at moderate charges for Stock sent
the claybefore the Sale
T. L'. Drovers will take Stock from the Railway
Station.
Auction Office, he, South-streot, Dorchester _
DORCHEIMIR HOME REPOSITORY,
Tauurr Slum
ItIR. T. ENSOH begs to announce that the
.I.VI next general SALE of HoIt.SES will be held
on SATURDAY, MECUM'S 18th, 1875, at the New and
BpSoioISA RIPOSITORY, Tnigin-srnerr, where every
accommodation for Horses of all descriptions is pro-
vided.
Grey Hone, five years,. 15.1., quiet to ride
9 Hay Cart Mares
Roan Cart Mare, a good worker
Black Cart Horse, quiet worker
Bay Crb, 14.2., quiet in harness
Day Horse, 16 hands, quiet to ride or drive
Bay Hone. six years, 152, quiet in single and
double harness
Bay Mare, five years, 15 hands, quiet to ride or
drive
Grey Hone. five years, Mends, good in any
harness. and quiet to ride
Bay Cart Horse, 17 hands, quiet worker
Black Cob, six years, 14.2, quiet to ride OT drive
Grey Horse, five years, to be sold in dispute
Early eutriee are itolieiteft
The Side will commence at Halfiest One o'clock.
numb...ter. December 7th, 1875. •

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORAT lON.
(Established by Royal Charter, A.D. 1720.)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
Offices—Ror•L Elena:in!, LONDON.
The Accumulated Funds exceed £3,700,000.
GOVERNOR:
JAMES STEWART HODGSON, ESQ.
Sce-Goviralloe :
CHARLES JOHN DIA.NNING, Es
Driver-Gov "want :
FRANCIS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, FAQ.
Drawroes :
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garrett Cattleb Esq.
Mark Currie Close Esq.
Edward James Daniel, Esq.
William Davidson, E.g.
Alexander Bruce, Esq.
Fredk. Joseph Edlmann, Esq.
Charles Hermanu Goechen, EEL.
Charles Seymour Grenfell, Esq.
Robert Amadeus Heath, FAq.
Wilmot Holland, Esq.
Egerton Hubbard, Esq., M.P.
William Knowles, Req.
Nevile Lubbock, Esq.
George Forbes Malcolmson, Esq.
Daniel Meinertzhagen, Esq._
William Robert Moberly, Esq.
Lord Joeceline Wm. Percy.
Charles Robinsoa, Esq.
Sir John Row,. Bart.
Samuel Leo Schuster, Esq.
Eric Carrington Smith, Esq.
Ovtavius Wigram, Eat.
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
NOTICE.—The usual fifteen days allowed for pay-
ment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling due at Christmas,
will expire on the 9th of January.
FIRE ASSURANCES on advantageous terms.
FARMING STOCK.—No extra charge for the use
of Steam Thrashing Machines.
LIFE ASSURANCES with or without participa-
tion in profits. Divisions of Profit every Five Years.
A liberal participation in Profits, with the guarantee
of a large invested Capital Stock, and exemption, under
Royal Charter, from the liabilities of partnership.
The advantages of modern practice, with the security
of an Office whose resources have been tested by the
experience of more than a century and a-half.
AGENTS :
Dorsetabire :
Dorchester ... ... Mr. THOMAS COOMBE, solicitor.
Channinster. ... Mr. Henry Slinks.
Blandford ... Mr. Henry Shipp.
Bridwrt ... Mr. .1. Cornick and Sons.
Beaminster Mr. Richard Hine, jun.
Lyme . Mr. James Farnham.
Poole ... Mr. A. A. Allen, of Hamworthy,
accountant.
Shaftesbury......Mr. T. B. Chitty.
Sherborne _ Mr. L. H. Ituevir.
Sturminster Newton Mr. Benjamin Chessman.
Weymouth ... ... Mr. Richard Here, solicitor.
„ ... Mr. G. R. Crickmay.
Wimborne ... Mr. G. F. F. Huntley.
Wareham Mr. J. J.llates,of East Lulworth
Somersetshire, and the lionlem of adjacent Counties:
Wells ... Mr. R. Tyley.
Axhridge ... Mr. W. Richardson, bookseller.
Bridgwater Mr. Edward Lilly.
Bath ... ... Mr. A. IL English, solicitor and
coroner.
Messrs. Burne &Rooke,solicitors
Bournemouth ... Vacant.
Chard......... Mr. Robert S. Bunston.
Castle Cary ... Mr. Jeri Mackie.
Crewkenie ... Mr. Thomas Palmer.
Christchurch ... Mr. F. CWT.
Frome ... Mr. James Gough, Stnckey's
Banking Company.
Ilininster Mr. Samuel Palmer.
Minehead......Mr. John Moore.
Milverton Mr. A. R. Payne. solicitor.
Shepton Mallet ... Mr. C. W. Fudge.
Taunton ... ... Messrs. Beadun and Sweet,
solicitors.
Weston - super -Mare Mr. M. A. E. Grcehola.
Wincanton Vacant.
Yeovil and lcheater Mews. H. S. and S. Watts,
solicitors.
Southmolton... ... Mr. John Cock.
Barnstaple ... ... Mr. Lionel T. Bencraft, solicitor.
Ilfracombe ... ... Mr. W. S. Stewart.
Tiverton ... ... Mr. George Roesiter.
Honiton ••• ... Mr. William Lee.
Otter). ... Mr. Samuel Norrington.
Ringwood ... Mr. William ChappeL
Fonlingbridge ... Mr. Geo. Kent.
Salisbury ... ... Mr. Edward Thomas Stevens.
Prospectuses and all information may be obtained on
application to any of the Company's Agents, or at the
BOTAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
E. R. HANDCOCK, Secretary.

DESIRABLE PUBLICHOI*SIL GARDEN, LANDS.
AND PREMISS.%
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. T. R. CHARLES, at the SHIP INN,
PRieyos, on THURSDAY, the 16th day of
DICISNIts, 1875. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in Lots
subject to such Conditions as will be then and there
produced,
LOT that Meesuage or Puldic-house and
Promises formerly called the Swan Inn, but now
known as the Bridge Inn, situate in the village of
Preston, with the Garden adjoining, and close of
Pasture Land near thereto,called the Close or Rummy',
containing about la. 3r. Op.
LOT those three Closes of Arable and
Nature Land, also called Rummys, containing to-
gether about Ba. Ir. 16p.
The whole of the above mentioned Premises are in
the occupation of Mr. Jsmas SPINCRN, as tenant
thereof, and are held by oipy of Court Roll of the
Prebend and Manor of Preston for the life of a person
aged about 57 years. at the ancient yearly rent of 6d.
Further particulars may he obtained on application
to Messrs. A (mews and P. .re, Solicitors, Dorchester,
RtcH•ito Haug, Esq., Solicitor, Weymouth, or the
Ancriossee, Weymouth.
DORCHESTER VOCAL ASSOCIATION.
--
6TH SNOWS, 1875-76.
Paeamsrr—W. F.. BRYMER. Eno., M.P.
Comoucron—Me. BOYTON SMITH.
91HE FIRST CONCERT of the Season will
N. be given at the New Colo( EXCHANON, OS
THURSDAY, Drcernett 16th, at Eight o'clock.
&Tram,— Miss Jeame Rom.
now Mr. E. DeIitNHAII.
ACCoItrANISTS.
Pianoforte—Mr. J R.,eitotox, Jun.
Harm ~,, itt m —Mr. WALTKM ORKG
Part I. will consist of selections from Handel's
Oratorios "Samson" and The NI essish."
Tickets may be obtained of Mr. 11. LING on and
after Ferns!. the 10th.
HERBERT W. HODGES, Hon. Sec.
Dorchester. December 7th, ISM.
DORSET COUNTY POIILTRY AND PIGEON
SOCIETY.
pHs THIRD GRAND ANNUAL
1. EXHIBITION of POULTY and PIGEONS
will la held on
WEDNZSDAY and THUIPOIAV. JANUART 19 & 20,1876,
IN TUN
CORN EXOMANON, DORCHESTER,
When over 200 litthwas will be given as PRIZES,
Including Twenty-five Silver I %spa and Ficoec of Plate.
Forma of entries and any information may be
obtained of
C. PARsONS, and 1 Hon. sec..
J. STRANGE BIGGS
DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, near
Dorchester. A high clam Middle School (for 150
Boarders).
NEXT TERM begins JANUARY 20th—Address
the Env. T. RUSSILL-WRIGHT, M.A., Head Master
DORC HESTER UNION.
TO CONTRACTORS FOR BREAD.
TilE GUARDIANS of this Union are
desirous of receiving TENDERS for the supply
of BREAD made of the beet flour, for the Union
Workhouse and for the Out door poor, for Three
Months, from the 29th slay of D inst., to the
28th day of MARCH, 1876.
Forms of Tender may be obtained on application to
me, anti must be delivered at my Office on or before
Eleven o'clock in the forenoon of Saturday, the 18th
instant.
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardian•
Dorchester, 13th December, 1875.
CHRISTMAS, 1875.
T. AND H. BASCOICBE
Big to announce their return from I. ndon with •
special Selection of
FANCY GOODS
SCITABLZ FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S
CONSISTING OP
SCARPS, TIES,
LACE AND MUSLIN NOVELTIES,
• LLIGN MISORTIIENT OP
P 4 ICY ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS TERRA Re.,
SOITASLZ FOR CHILDRICY.
RIBBONS, SCARFS, AND TIES,
IN TIM NSW COLOURS OP CRUM AND CARDINAL.
A large Variety of GOODS in Gentlemen's Fancy
Handkerchiefs, dc.
WOOL GOODS of every description for Ladies',
Children's, and Gentlemen's wear.
• LANUS LOT OP
WHITE AND COLOURED BLANKETS
At tomarkehly Law Prime, for Charities, Ac.
DOWN QUILTS AND SKIRTS
IN VARIOt's MEN.
TAMER F. HANNAH,
uphaacra, l'atinelmaker, Paperltantnr, Roust Ages
Appraiser. Undertaker. de..
DORCHES'EHR.
PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 PIE('F.S IN STOCX,
From 3d. to 10s. 6.1. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
/I 1. INDS
Of every Description and Material.
CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest Improvements.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
NEW WINTER GOODS
lon
CURTAINS.
0001) REPS, from As. 9d. per yard (double width).
CRETONES. from 70. per yard.
TIMBUCIYIO, in all Colours. 2s. 5.1. per yard, the
Cheapest Worried Curtain ener masts..
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. ke.
WILTON and TURKEY tt order.
A Splendid Asoortnient of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Width. and Qualities.
AR Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS, MA Ts, MATTING
In all Widtbe.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &c.
FORNITIIIIE.
The Beet and Largest Stock in the (ounty, suitable
for the MASsION and Corrace.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decorated.
PAINTS) Manx Sorts from 22 Ins.
Goods supplied at any Catologue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, eke, and quality. and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MA.DE.
Large Stores of Second-hand Purailiere.
floods Removed anti Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I
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TRA.DE MARKS REGISTRATION.
EVERY TRADE MARK must be
REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
No exiatinn Registrations at Stationer's Hall or Axe-
where of any avail.—Apply at nee to FLINT and C...,
Cheapside. London, E C.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any foreign
language.

IN PARK FARM,
Three Miles from Maiden Newton Station.
IMPORTANT SALE OF DEVON BEAST&
-
Mwith
R. T. ENSOR bets been favoured wi
Instructions from Mr. John Tucker, who is
qaitting the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, On
TUDIDAT, DISCFNIBER 14th. 1875,-
53 DAIRY COWS
12 In Calf HEIFERS, coming tLree years old
1 STEER, three years old
50 HORN WETHERS
NO HORN WETHER LAMBS
10 FAT EwF.s
The Implements, &c., consist nf haymaving machine,
mowing and reaping machine by Wood, 'horse rake, 2
Iron 'dough., iron drags, iron harrow., chain harrows,
horse hoe, plain iron roller, chaff cutter. winnowing
machine, about 20 cow cribs, a number of rider casks
from one to two hogsheads, • quantity of old iron, &c.
Refreshment. at One o'clock; Sale at Two precisely.
A South-Westeni train arrives at Dorchester at
9.T2 am. A Great Western Train leaves Dorchester
at 10.20 sin., arrives at Maiden Newton at 10.35
a.m., also from Yeovil, arriving at Maiden Newton
at 10 am. Conveyances will meet these Trains
awl convey persons to or from the Sale at Is. each.
The Avrrio NEER, from a personal inspection of the
Beasts, can inform his friends that they are well
deserving the attention of purchasers requiring
particularly good milking Devon Dairy Cows. Mr.
Tucker has bred all (with the exception of five) on the
fann from well-bred Devon Cows. by Hulls deacended
from the late Mr. Edward Whittle's and Mr. W.
Pope's celebrated Herds of Devon'. Two of them
Lave calved, a number will calve in January. and the
others and also the Heifers are forward in calf. They
are of ghod sir., colour, and quality, very hardy,
having never been housed, will therefore, stand any
country. or climate, and give eatielaction to the
Dairyman.
DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET,
BUIL DI NG AN I) INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(Eortausion IS17).
For the purpose of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houses and Lands ;
Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to accumulate Savings.
Shares £l2 each—Entrance Fee, ls.
TRE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who in a
few years, at tually pays its full value an rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying
to this Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing members are:
Ist. —The mortzage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2nd. —Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand call be made f the mortgage money.
3rd. —He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th.—Ailetuove made during the progress of build-
blth.—The Solicitors' Fees, for Mortgage, and
burVeyor's Fees, for Valuation, are limited as fol-
lows :
soiirieorr. Stirrepr.
C • d. s. d.
Under 50 2 2 0 Under 110 010 0 1
o 180 3 3 0 , 300 1 1 0
For each 100 1 1 0 Above 300 1 10 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
kb.--mortgage Deeds for sums not exceeding £.500
are exempted from Stamp duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in e%ery Month, at the Town
Hall. Dorchester, at Seven o'clock in the evening,
whsn Advances are made, and other business in con-
nection with the Society is transacted.
Persons .lesionts of availing thentselvesof the benefits
of this Society. skull make application to the
Solicitors. Manager. Surveyor, or Agents.
H. LOCK and SON. Solicitors,
THOS. A. PF:ARCE, Manager, Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor.
ar Money always ready for immediate advance.
Acura:
WeyasoutA Mr. R. Damon.
Sontilsonspfon Mr. Thomas Shettle, SI, HastatreeL
Every Saturday, 24 Pierer, Piles Fourpence, of all
Booksellers.
NOTES and QUERIES : a medium of
intercommtinicat. for Literary Men, Artists,
Antiquaries, Genealogists, &c., edited by Dr. DOMAN,
F. S. A.
" When found, notice a note of " CAPTAIN CLITLL
Containing every week amusing Articles on some of
the following Subjects
English, Irish. and Scottish Ili4orv. illustrated by
original communications and inediteddocumenta.
Biography, itpluding unpublished correspnolence of
eminent men, and unrecorded fact* connected with
them.
Bibliography, more especially of English authors,
with notices of rare and unknown editions of their
works. ILIOI notes on authorship of anonymous books.
Popular Antiquities awl Folk Lore, preserving the
fast-fading relics of the old mythologies.
Ballads and Old Poetry, with historical and philo-
le -itrl illustrations.
'Popular and Proverbial Sayings, their origin, mean-
ing. and application.
Philology, including local dialects, archaisms, and
notes On our obi poets.
Genealogy and Heraldry. including histories of old
families. completion of pedigrees. 4IV.
Miscellaneous Note... queries, ant Replies. on points
of Ecclesiastical History, Toporn, aptly. Fine Arts, 1
Natural History, Miscellaneous Antiquities, Nuinis.
matir, Photography, &c.
NOTIOL —As a new Serial, the Fifth. commenced
with the year 1874, a favourable opportunity is pre-
'tented for new Subscribers, as the Numbers for the
Year, with Index, may still be had.
The General Index for the Fourth Series, price Co.,
Is now rea ly.
Covers for binding any Volume may be had, price
ls. ; I.v post, Is 241.
106, lid, each will be given at the Office for copies
of the Third Series General Index.
Published by Jour Fulton, at 20, Wellington-street,
Strand, W.C. And may be had by order of all
Booksellers and Newsmen.
THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine bass singular Influence
over the blood, which It enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purifies the system,
and acts like • charm. As • sustaining and purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in long
standing cases of Indigestion, nervousness, cough.,
scrofula, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. sour by
all druggists. Caution --Get the red and blue wrapper,
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles, 2s. 61., 45., 'is. &1., and li.. Sent by rail
to any address.
THE OLD DR'S SARSIA.PARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
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,
Is. lid. ; 2s. 9d., and 41.6 d. By poet 15, 36, and 60
eta=
Dope% 111, ILICAT4TRIZT, LONDO N.

HEALTH I STRENGTH I I ENERGY I!!
pEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—
▪ The most valuable and reliable strengthening com-
pound ever °tiered to the public. It is always the same,
and contains chemically pure Quinine anal Iron an •
definite proportion, blended in a careful manner to ensure
the fullest effect of both. It in used and prescribed by
many aneslimil men, anal is confidently recocumended in
all (14401 • Isere strength anal general improvement of
health is necessary. Sold everywhere by chemists in
cat...oiled bottles containing 32 doses 4s. lid., next size 11a,
and stone jars, containing nearly six Is. 6d. bottles. acne
each.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
▪ Purifies and Enriches the Blood.
I PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
J. Strengthens the Nerves anil Muscular System.

ROYAL WEST OF ENGLAND
ESTAMAINE SERGES
IN ALL THE
NEW AND FASHIONABLE COLOURS,
Made of Selected and Staple Wools.
ke an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, it CMS
be relied on for
DURABILITY AND lIIINERAL UTILITY.
LIST or PRICE AND PATTERNS POST razz
J. G. ROWE,
14, 15, and 16, ST. MARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH.

pEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
promotes Appetite and improves Digestion.
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
J. &tamales the Spirit. and Mental Faculties.
DERPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
1 in Scrofula, Wasting Diseases, Neuralgia, Sciatica
Inddigestion. Flatulence, Weakness of the Respiratory
Organs, Ague, Fevers of all kinds.
PEPI'PR'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
for Delicateleemales and Weakly Ailing Children.
DEPPER'S QUININg AND IRON TONIC
1 thoroughly Recruits and Re-establishes the General
Bodily Health. Is sold by chemists everywhere, in
capouled bottles 4s. lid., in bottles Ila, and in stone jars
Ms each. Be "re the aaJae. address, and trade mark of
John Pepper, VT, Tottenham Court-road, London as on the
label. Any chemist will procure it to order.
PEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE
is the most reliable. speedy, and agreeable cure for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, and all
Diseases of the Lungs, and Air Passages. It is soothing
and comforting in its action, and quite different from
ordinary cough remedies. Bottles la led. and 2a 9.1.
Sold by all chemista.

T 1 ELLA R'S CORN PLASTER..—Boxes
if is. lid. and ti Yd. each. The Corn Plasters are a
certain cure for Hard or Soft Corns; the Bunion Piasters
LlTi;daraltlar. Enplane
and
Enlarged Tee
Joints.
rIRACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE.
‘..) -By using this delicious Aromatic Dentrifice, the
enamel of the Teeth becomes white, and polialled like
Ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and epecially useful for
removing incrustations of tartar or neglected teeth.
Sold by all chemists. Pots Is. and Pa. dd. each. (Get
Cr.croit'4
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•
Agent for the London and Lancashire The and Life
Insurance Companies.
INTANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT
in a small family; liberal wages given to a
thoroughly competent person.—Apply to Mrs. Kiss,
Hill, Dorchester.

111EAFNESS, NOISES IN TIIE EARS, &c.—
If Dells?, Essence for Deafness has proved an extra-
ordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cures, and
Is strongly recommended by thousands who have derived
benefit It is quite harmless. Sold in bottles Is. lid. and
to. 9d. each, boy all chemists.
LOCKVER'S SULPHUR lIAIR RESTORER
will completely restore in a few days grey or prema-
turely light hair to its original colour without the slightest
chance of injury. The Hair Restorer is one f the best
ever offered for sale: it effects its object satisfactorily in •
kw days, producing a perfectly natural colour ; thoroughly
cleanses the head from scurf. and causes the growth of
new hair. It is sold everywhere by chemists and hai-
, dressers in large bottles it Is. fid. each. Be sure to
obtain Lockyer's Sulphur Hair Restorer.

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
PULVERMAGHER'S PATENT
ei ALYA N IC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
lit BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the A &Many of Medicine of Paris and other .
Medical A unwell ire in Ragland and abroad.
These MedineElectric Appliances, though usod ,
externally. have an internal action : and. miring to ,
the physiologieal. Physical. and Chemical effects of
the Electricity whiA they gently and permanently
impart to the system, they promote dige.tion, circula-
tion, and nutrition, thereby assisting Nature in her
efforts to restore the normal balance of health and
vigour in a debilit•ted constitution.
Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
pervades all living organism, and its identity with
nerve force is no conjecture, nut a positive scientific
fact, known to all versed in the teaching of Electro-
phyxiology. Consequently, in Nervou. Exhaustion,
Local Debility, and various Functional Disorder., the
result of electrical deficiency, the above Appliances
are Nature's most congenial and reliable remedy, as
hi proved by the success of the past 30 years.
Recent improvements also enable sufferers to benefit
from the vast curative powers of these self-applicable
galvanic appliances in • warm and dry state.
..R.. PULVERNIAC HER would call attention to
the following, among the man) eminent, scientific,
and other Testimonials to the value of his inventions,
signed by the elite of the medical profession, as a
rewgnition of these great improvements.
the undersigned, have much pleasure in
"testifying that J. L. PELVERMACIILICS recent fin.
"provements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic
'Appliances for Medical Purposes are of great iin-
" portance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is
"entitled to the consideration and support of every
"one disposed to further the advancement of real and
" useful progroa,
"hated the 9th day of March, 1866:'
THE ADULTERATION ACT CHARLES LOCOCK
(Bart., F.R.('.P., Physician to H.M. the Queen).
AND WHAT IT REVEALS. Ws. Fan';' seer'
(Bart. F R S., late Surgeon to MM. the Queen).
It has been proved by the Public Analyst at HENRY HOLLAND
Greenock, that the *impound so largely used by the (Bart.. M.D., 1.R.5., Physician to IL M. the
public, and known under the name of Citrate of Queen).
Magnesia, is almost wholly composed of washing soda J. RAN•LD MARTIN
1',..11-deC, Pd..,teP.11.-a:.h,
and tartaric acid' and the magistrates refused to con- (Bart., (.11, M.D.. F.R.G.) dr. ao.
soviltd unvednedrorsthebecsabou"ve naitmies. 10. 1•66. in • similar Testimonial as above, adds—
the compound known and DR.phry..italaAnNtoßsFtll.m:lncry")..JhOuNapFoiSta„L
MAGNESILYNE,"I sin iati.fiesi that he is an honest, earnest,
'labourer in the field of science, and I think that he
The new preparation with a distinctive name to dia. "deserves to meet with every encouragement from
tingstish it from the spurious article, is thus reviewed "the Profession and from *dentate men
by the The Bona-Fide Evidence of the efficacy of these
"LANCET," NOV. 20TH, 181& appliances is supplemented by the following paragraph
"in Magnesilyne or Magnesium Citrate we recently found in the standard work (p. 76, 1667) of
have now a ' Granular Effervescing Citrate JOKE Kix°, M.D., Clinical Professor of Obstetrics at
of Magnesia,' in fact as well as in name. Th•
Ci.n.clinnnthatioseTases where it is desirable to produce a
application of the title Citrate of Magnesia to the continuous current of galvanism and without the
common preparation is, in our opinion. thoroughly intervention of conductors or electrosle•, there is no
mialeading, and should at once he discontinued. Instrument superior to Pulverrnacher s Improved
Magnesilyne, in bottles, ls. and 2s. 6.1. each, of all Galvanic Chains. .._ . These chains are very useful
Chemists.ln many nervous disorders,
KINNIOND AND co., LEAMINGTON. In
Debility I Aphonia i Rheumatism
Hemlplegia Epilepsy 'Dyspepsia
Paralysis Torpid Liver Paralyeis (Bladder)
Central Paralysis Asthma Chorea
Spina Paralysis Atnenorrboa Impotency
Neuralgia Dysmenorrhoea Writer'. Cramp
Sciatica Spinal Irritation Hysterical Cramps
Stiff Joints I Nervous Debility I and Contractions
Hysteria i Constipation ;Loa. of Smell
Hysteric Paralysis Deaf ness(Nerv&)' Loss of Taste, Ac."
For furthur Testimonials, both Medical and Private,
see pamphlet„"Gatvesiest, NATEReI CHIEF* RESTORER
OF IMPAIRED VITAL ENERGY," post free for 9 stamps at
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&Wig' A.1.1,:,.;„en es held at the Templar Hall. on much tnerriment : although somewhat lengthy it was I On Thurs.l ly ingl." tic, 11 Ilt;• Of C imbri•lge was enter- •CARRIAGS ram N AND 00 lIANUFA R Albion 11/harf,
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c•bermlav evening, and !t w:',' d the near approach gave " False love' very ni;•elv. and in the &let "MY what all :' . • ...,,• • .1,1 .... ~ - , .I..ing 0,, mere wish (or BItITISH CORN TRADE. st.777oNi 8 VEGETABLE SEEDS: •81111A00L.TpenTmltpr_00juireflfftt.FILT.
58, orge Square, Dlaagow.
dice teen, an There has been nothing tresh of importance in the
the .hor!°", . 4th ° n'•--- A tyina 'stud. consisting of Mr. pretty P.c." her rieh cs,ntralto voice Mended twist Rest and most profitable kinds. 2, Goren Plasma LirerPool•
',ewe LI; ' 1. ! 1..- J. • p “ibility of oar. It
of the t•nristlitaii iraieull.
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iil ) wee in attendance. an re-demanded, and the last part ri•peate.l. Mr. C ,Ilineg for !11...a' Y••rk. with emigrants ••ii board. basis:en lost ••n !webs's., r t,,n he 1•••01,1 li •:
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and MT, J. r°rftril (inris'.'lr ketien oftir4`lo- reading in the lloniet Illialen• t iriu . ciiiitally given that Do, Kentish K,,,,,k ditring a heavy welh-eg(t gale with it. Ulokr -• 'i eirennigtane. s w••• ought. to make ~ur bee'n large ;gm the demand has lacked activity, £Bl.ldFlfgiraziotl:l 07.Rilliso.0,811.:1:::M.8 .
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„ntroe-s:"4::: grain tnule. The supplies of wheat offe •
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RO,, I:7 1.8: .Ph . Ob
.7 _... . . . CROOCION and CO.,
4,16.4 t""`"/"" P-: .•
4 4-e: and refreshments par- it slim eneere,l. awl the reader wilsdituted another, equally 1:0) is...eager., besides the crew and* liegvy general e.g.. i, ,vi ~,„1 , ,c,,,,,. i•ptltutio; s .I. etiirient as poasible. millers being unwilling Eurchasers with the present ALMAN • C PRESENTED GRATIS
In the intervals '‘ecu.,.._••• win, a table at the aim mug end whi,h as + equeilc well nweived. Itefore 111.,ivy a ...stle.r a•ov eoneinterial. awl on S iturday evening We wgiit togi. alt to get theui 5i...1 pgy for them. Cost Thus far the wintry weather
AmATzuws ATO E 8 for Mink* 1 42, Upt Thames-street, Lotsion.
of. Mr. F. Ling. as na usi
if cake fruita. Itc.• . singing the National Anthem Mr. E•liiiiinila sni.l he Wan Og.• vessel struck et, a sandbank known as the Kenti.ll of enortsci. otoeigung. hig!...e 0 age., an,f increased effect upon quotations beyond • wait EVERY COLLECTION. feit,loeorge Square, Glasgow
1 per quarter cd;etariaunedneinnt
......, sea of thie tg, serti Llrge supply in stOcki.
sure all of them had gpent a happy evening. and on behalf Knoek. Daring the night the seas %wept over her with capetow. o, • v,ry .iireetion e,iii Cole.l the greater charges has had no appreciab.o 2, Gorse Pianos, Liverpool
"re,. ,iprease., a . Ins e*rahte'r"..,cittearl%Smte" e's.
.
—tin WedadViaT OW first Of thnee present he desired to thank thoee la-lie' and terrific fury. whilst the gregteat constern ,tion prevail -di for our for, •-. 11, .li,l 1.,.• i• •:: ...t,wription would ever an occasional advance cif it.
SU T TON --en
theuld
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Choir:set and most tth -
Wool's° Mita's 'satyr(
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Wiav &leen at the reading gentlemen wh•• hal taken part in the entertainment. ,en h.,,,rd. Tie vexed was foist int the hulk, mot it owl lie aeeeptuol iii li.i„••••1•.iii . ~.• li • th.,:ight it at 1,11,M r tiTALHER'S-CRYSTAL CASE WAT 11E8 are superesdil
of • swira "I 'nt"tai 1111111 l 50 ...ahem were preaent, The next gathering would he on the Pith inst. and the ' evident to ail that the iii non we+ an ost peritets one. , quedi;,u whether we ough: no: t;• hai e tliti ballot for the II he
publiehed, BEAUTIELLY 'LIAM "--
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c,,,,te of this institiate.
unanimously voted to the proceed. "rout,' be devoted to the parish coM fund. lie Th.. night wan dark, an•l it Waa vnnvrine thickly Notl,ing , militia. on /las advanced. Our imports sinee " ___". • gond Mange ot lead oetan minim Dimes.. • I Ralrene-ntniety W., alni 70, strand, ICC D6oorlPtiv•PamiPhl4
i HANDSOME COLOURED PLATeJit and seo gE
end Mr. S. Stendwidee
; Id wer"enin.g wan spent. As will be hope 4 there would he a good attewlaiwe of the parish- could he done but wait lirst break of light.- . Anxi 111 l • I rrouvtpo'uncialcurmarenteratsies it's
wi evident that no
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disir. A rell enicla
~ . ~...ie.4 end extensive one. By loners, ea well an their friend. from 11ci.11.-irt. awl that rilieeirlaliona Were made as to wether the chip wntild hold
wit, thfigu4TrS6nn",eilewl,i'm -galvanic batten% which w. inesd of theta would bring a aixpence with them -Haugh- together line enolgh to allow them even that advantage
twang g ?1,.
h, If many of
these present were ter). From present appstrancei it seemed likt•ly we When morning arrived it elm decided to lower the Is, 1 .GUIDE for 1
ii CIUTTON• 3 ABRIDOED SEED CATALOGUE
_QutErni
practical work on Vegetable and pi .4, grieete' th? umml.
construct.. •iv new. •.
Dials a. to who ogubi 5h.,u1.1 have a severe willb-r. and the p air people would The qrtertermast, r awl two seamen Wen. or•lered in :in:ft gody.en::those
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"sholied." and there were VaTIOU.S . TRATED WITH In E4:l76rilfroin°thenj 3•PriSeGoldU, 'thasfrom' t 6L°Dd°neeCoroll)3l.l3ULPll.E.C. 1:1171,
m.t. Mr. J. Pero II acromPanied tho gongs on an be glad with the supply of coil. 1.1-t ye .r it had been boat. led ••n low-ring she egpsiged. awl the three men
.enlthwh Is of the song. recitations, glees, a•id that none rt the pari.h officer,. with the exeeptinn nf Were thrown into the seg. The boat, howev,T, ri +fel riles la poet tree. •laP.
stew!America is suggestive of further liberal shipments , ,
lisr.ii"ni""" --.- .a • ' 4 h. lauded. Tim the sexton, he helleeg'l. Were present :ea ,me of the and they succeeded in getting into it, but foun,l that the. market ywtt ;ItCnear
hl one
eae, e
:SAVINGS end
Re, woe caldtally given. an muc app
churehwarden. he must plead guilty to being absent: but painter had 'wen rani,. I away. The lost then drift I t
Ilgtwing wee the Pr"lft..,.&noluec,..'-,,ne... ~ )11, T. Ticks he hopial thin year they ~ho 11.1 have the tw•i '1.1.4 the mercy r,f the triml and gra.ves without previsioe'ns 1,14
8....i1inil ••" i. The Englbohnian "..Mr II Germrd wgpkgg end the everm•era present. A yer..• rd "(bel any sort. One of the men site-cued:ea on Simullyaftornoon he gin-nix—Ai- i -IG8ndis0:8;a1:11:81R
hanlening tendency,
n.,,,,...
.. sic c cook ea, the Quicon" *sea then sung. and the ...inlay broke I anal the otln•r im M•in•llV litvrtiltur. The I, ~st. with the
g...,itation .. "Trial Scene Wen • . , m 0 _
~,,, . (the B:Viteell: ern; HOW to READING, BEEDSMF.N,
" Heart. of thik, .. r. Th 0 up. rho. who emu,' fr.') a distance tool to walk to . survivor in an eXiialate.l co•olition was wash,sl ashore at probability the trade wibecoll continue quiet itiductd, wasitht ar 0
N '..i .. . • Medicine dark." • • lir Dibbr" their homes thrrnigh the snow, which bad fallen in sued. Rochester ••n Te•odav imgraing. TRis uirvivor. who lintrgs
cient quantity to e.,ver the ground. and still continued to the only reliable news to be ascertained tip ' I last •.o de disposed of
December 7th WaS 1,680 puarters, and the average 1. To know that the money is We.
lien LI dtle,". .. ML,CrP•coL,n•lit
"The Ivy 6,011, •• • fano nut moat, of them Were provi.l.l. and it Meet be evening. knows nothing of the fate i.f the rest lot believes 2. To receive 5 per cent. Interest.
2 ~,g .• • • Price 47c 4d. Spring corn has been quiet, but firm.
"Jolly Miller." • • Mr it- "°'"' holllethin4 worse than a snow-storni to keep away those they are all lo•it. 3. To Share In drawing. for Bonuses.
ti,....t •• • •
"The Parlour Grat°r." • • "..r C P'-''"ril who are in the hdhit of attending the populitr entertain- Time boats have been despatched to the spot referred to On Thursday, at Bristol, there was a fair supply of 4. To withdraw from the In...gent If desired.
W Whet, apple, Tuned," .. assert. r. a. On
wheat, which sold slowly at last week's A Pamphlet explanatory of the above will be forwarded
Otee•• •• meats at Symundsbury. by the survivor to render any assistance if the vessel is
Newh,ry..l P.m. 11. and (limed,' still. prices' a quiet trade in foreign, without chapge in post free on application to the DEBENTURE TRUST, 8, Unlim
Experiment, with Galvanic Battery, by )Ir. 1.. Elonfipell
13 LYME REGIS. amt.'. cgrrigeten, of the Government til4 Liverfeml. tenet. Old Bruad.street, Inn lon EC , where also µOvation
... "Thalaba," Mesirs lecwbery. arne , value. A better inquiry for Indian com, at an advance
Fong:lnv.-At a meeting rec..ntly held in the vc.trY i&o. he left liarwi,li on Monday morning and with dim.for ACIF.NCItS should be addreew. d. .
''ke '' - - and clissoki yr 11. (him. room it.wat ilechieirl to est iblish a brawl, In the town in enlty got to the Kentish Knock, and in.ie the san•ls he of 6sl tom s. per quarter. Fine malting barleys steady,
"She wore • A reath or Roam..
tg. Ga. conneetion with orestry. and the first week in January brought Ni,, tug al.mg.ide. Anil lay liy until he wit the secondary sorts without inquiry ; for grinding clescrip. Now Ready.
,•• The In. Indian," .. A NEW AND COMPLETE HANDY GUIDE AND TRADR
• 'The %yawing. Thi.l,.•
~ Mr fl Th„,,,,, Is spoken of as the time of commencement I captain, crew, and pavAenirer•-Mon, women. and children tions a good demand, at fully last week's rates. Oats CA'ALOGUE of MAGIC 'ad DISSoLIfiNG-VIEw
.•1-to the numher of ahout 150, and El mail-hare. All the
Bo le Mahone," .. Mr a Thorne about maintained their value, with a limited inquiry LANTERNS and SI IDEA, LeNSES, OAS BAGs, Ikc.. for
resceed were in it den' wahle condition Some had been
in the rigging 01 night He left for IT arwieh, where he
. " Number one. • .. Mr C Edmunds only. Arrivals i—Wheat, foreign, 3,845 quarters ; tirstriod snit other *mole effects. Price edpost free A.
.., •I Ribhely Itob,. .. Mr C Powell oats, Irish. 3,357 quarters ; barley, 281 quarters Irish,
.. " Rol, Rsino," . Mr H. Dimwit arrived at three •i'clork. One child di...1 on the Way. A
x complete on•ck. nn.l tilled with water Vivatorsos, Optlemn, 15, Holmeside, Borough Road, In den
le
',unite, f d.... 1 bodies were seen ~n board.
The steamer i.
"Up in the Monument," .. Mr II Griffin 9,670 fiireign ; beans, peas, &c., oastways, to qrs. ;
"'The s nit Child," , Mr C. Co 4 maize, foreign, 8,083 qrs.
.. Aisvit lifts or sixty per,..ns are supposed to be mis.ing
" g Medley," ~Mr IL GerraiM wilitsT. &.& d.
.. • •
. Odd SS, e the Qneen The ship cot ,in the san Is earl,. on llon,lay nr,rnini. Cowl'. ()mon. white .. .. 56 to 54 0 per 4961 be
At the close, en the pr•iposition ofEwen., e during a heave gale and umw4orm She sea* bound from Ameriatn, line old spriiig.. .. SI to 54 0 ,
v;,te of thank. to the Chairman and th,we wbo hail taken Brenven to New York with (qui...Tants and a general Ditto,
cargo.
Part. wav earrie•l by acclamation. French, red . .. 47 to 60 0 '
UK WELTHIII -On Monday niorning snow set in ahmit °hit**. Odessa, and xionpol, soft 47 to 49 0
nine o'clock, sind continued to fall without cea.ing till Benlia..ski and Itatieneigle, soft 0 to 0 0 '
evening. awl the consequenee was the ground was covered Eveirllgh ..14, red anal white . 46 to 56 0 "
to a tlepth of several Inch.. The pond at Pymore was Ditto, new, ngi and white .. 42 to 52 0 :.
f "a.m. MA a few were adventurous enough to have • BAILLIT.
skate, althungh the ice WWI hardly thought ti be gafe. English, pod to fine malting .. 36 to 44 0 per Int er
However there were no mishaps. The mailwart which French, gond to fine malting .. 37 to 40 0 per 4201 he
g••nerally rims between Bri.lport and Dorchester did not irieh, good to fine malting .. 36 to 41 0 per 43 lbs
go on Monday evening. a. previous experience has shown Danube awl Odessa arindine
1.4.1....„im..............:0riyarmi,,..; ;•1 6 Vg ; a 0 IWr 4001ba
it is rather a perilous undertaking after such& fall of *now.
The letters wer, therefore despatched by train. It feriae Swedish, *a, heavy white .. 29 oto3o 0 per 32011 e
..ry h.r,i ugie during Monday night, hitt the snow Limerick and other, heavy whit. 28 0 to 24 6
ceased, and on Thiettl42 there was more sksting allytnore. Dublin and other, light white .. 21 0t027 0 ",
The mail ca. f llminster was alont two hours late, Cork, Waterfonl.hlack .. .. 22 oti22 6 per 5041 he
aul the letters were not •lelivered till half-psst nine hish, new tawny ..
o'clock ; at ten o'clock the letters usually brought at 5 30 BLOM
IS tie' morning by the Dorchester mail cart came to hand
le train. awl thus they were some four hours late. l'here
were signs of a thaw during Tue.day, the sun shining at
intervals, and the inhabitant+, haul a hefty time in cleanse
the snow from the pavement in front of their howet. Ai
',odic was witnessestand that was &sleigh driven through
the street.• which was Improvised for the orcasion by Mr.
J. i. Stepgens, and which, with its jingling hells, put floe
in mind of the rigours of winter Ins inure northern situa-
tion.

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in Packets, the choicest product of the finest Tea Growing
Country in the World. AGENTS appointed In every Town.
Himalaya Tea Co., Spitaloquare. London.
WHOLICSALS SPIRIT TRADE.—
CASH BUYER. OF LONDON GIN,
Spirits and (-mallets, can obtain elom prices by addreesing Mr
JAXES BrllltOroll, ('alestreet Distillery,
Chelsea, LONDON. Established 1110.
TIIE WEI.IeKNOWN FRENCH SOUPS
of the sorterx GENERA LE des POTAGES
ECONONIQUNS of • aria, via,
CONCENTRATED BEEF WITH PEST ITALT aN RICE, or
SEMOLINA. or BRAZ,LIAN TAPIOCA. or PE %RC TAPIOCA,
or ITALIAN PASTE, or WHEAT FLOUR, or CONSOMME,
(Gravy Soup),
eon be obtained throudh all respectable Grocers and Italian
Warehousemen. For wholesale and Shipping apply to the
Sole A9ent for tho United Kingdom,
Holm A. Wour, ICC Great Tower-street, London, EC
WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.
JF.WSBURY A•D BROWN'S
ARIENTAL TOOTH PASTE.
V/ Established forty years as the most effectual preservative
for the Teeth and Gums ',ld universally at Is Id and 21 6d
'I he criginal and Only ge166114. JIWBORT AID 811011111, NW-
Cheder.
YE %RS AND UPWARDS HARD'S FARINAPFOU-
e/I I FOOD has stood the test of public opinion and 'well-
' Down mi the Best Eoial for Infants and Invalids. Sold in all
parts of the world by Chemist . Patent Medicine Vendors and
Italian Warehousemen. In Is, 25 lockets, and tin came 7.6.1
each. Wholesale at the Royal Victoria Mill, Dartford.
ANDELION LIVER TONIC
(GEORGE AND WELCH'S) Is of extreme value in
stimulating the Liver, Arsisting Digestion, Relieving
and Invigorating the System. Price ga 9d and 4s AI per
bottle. Makers, Gamuts Ann Wmcw. Worcester Sold by all
Druggists.

DR...SOUrrg.
711.11LIOXIti AND
sod OLIVER Pr. asrirkl.n;oluable
both
maga Being a certain cure for 11ml-eche, Indigestion, Wind,
and every form of liver and tomsch complaints.
READ T.lB LETTER. Received July, 1876.
Eir,—A neighbour nf mine at sleaford who had been given
L'Ll6.lb,:n.Direozn-btnoutrhoPug"lhoonviyerlgt.;l' me
esre olfhea;e"Ledie
to work at hi trade et er since. I sin, yours, Sc.., B. Hamm.
To Mr Lambert, Is., Vereetreet, London, W.
sold by all Gllcruists in Boxes at Is lid sod Sta 94. Okesrve
Dr SCOTTS BILIOUS AND LITER PILLS. Wrapped in
square green package. Take no other.
DOULTICE BAGS (Bread'. Patent), Waterproof on one side
I and Muslin on the other The advantages of the bag are
these completeness ;no muslin or oiled silk required; read.
nrm tn. use ; exactness in sine ; cleanliness; can be worn
1 wirhout staining the linen; and will retain the warmth and
m Wore ~f the Poultice. Made in various sizes, 6-Inch by 6
sixpence each. To be had of all Chemists, and by poet of the
Patentee, Jon. Brume, Hormel . lee, N.

B&(AI)YUKII$ Pateot
Ihrovim WASHING MACHINOM,
Ir"n1 Weiner's, Windt, Pitting.. he
Futerce, Catalogues fresh, 'toot. AO. !Stand 143, His^ I. -
LC born, W.O , and Creicant Iron Works,
Mochri.. I.
THR W AVERLEY GOLD PEW, 10a. ele
" The source of many .writer', woe has been discovered..
ACNIVEN AND CAMER./N'S PENS!!!
They come us boon and a bleating to men,
The Pickwick, the 0.1, and the waverley Pen •
"The misery of a bad Pen is now a voluntary Infliction."
IWO Newnpapers siommend them See GrapAic, 18th Feb.,
1876. Sibl by every respectable Stationer. ' post, is 1,1.
Patentees, Heatless •ND CAJOIROX, 23 to 33, Blair Street,
Fatinburgh
DORWI• ICS Baking Powder was awarded TH Et GOLD
1.1 MEDALS for superiority over every other.

UTILITY!? LUXURY ECONOMY!?
COOKING
w:RORpLitED. BROILERS,
CAFETIERES AND COFFEE UREE
HUTCHINSON% PATENT.
Sold by all Furnishing IroomongeML
RAILWAY ACCIDENT Hutu., Amuninc• Company (Molted
Sir John Murray, Bart Chairman
£lOOO V,lNN.'pli:Vil'l.,"7.3"-.%'14^4,74..fr0tr1;
WHOLE LIVE. Smaller amounta in proportion. 42, Poultry
London. IV Burr, F 511 , Manager. • gents. News G. F.
Grime. onoot. pool.; T. Maldment, Stalbridge
rot. RATCHELOUR4 NERYO-ARTERIAL ESSENCE.
JJ invaluable for Nervousness, Los Spirits. and Palpitation
of the Heart, confirmed by long experience in private practice.
Dimas,lS. Finsbur) PIAC. South. Bottko. ge 9d, 4s 6d, Ile,
and 36i. AGENTS WANTED.

_
Dipeota of Merit, Vienna grAaition, pus, awarded te
(4. ODALL'd IRLD-RENoWNED HOUeEHOLD
SPECIALITIES.
GOODALL'S BAKING POWDR E
The belt In the World.
Id Packets &L. Is, 1. 61, and le Thm
IFC/KKIIIIIRE RELISH
The mod delicious Saute In the World.
Bottles 61,11, 111111 211 each.
GOODALL'S QUININE NISEI.),
The boot mdc yet introduced
"Ulm Is. Is led. W and Is id
Sold everywhere by_Grocers, Chemist., Oilmen, Dm
Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE Lod OD., LIMBS
DORWICKT Gold Nadel BAKING POWDER Naha Puddings
I/ Plea and Tarte sweet and wbolemme.
1:4-41NOON- and SOOTS AFRICAN BLINK
(Incorporate,' by Royal Charter IWO),
10. Kate Wttuar meaner, Lemma. BC.
PaliLup Capital £4OO.OOO—ISBUES LETTEIti nI easprr
and DRAFTS on its Branch. at Por Elisabeth, Grahams-
town. Cepotown. Durban (Natal. BUM neemestad and sent
Inr willecition, and al B•neltor SOuls.. masiewled.
Intermit at 6 per cent per annnm (payable ha 34.70,
Unwed on Deposita Sled for 12 montimor longer periods.

EDiOItIAL CARDS.—
The friends of deceased persomi are invited to
inspect a variety of NI 'MOB LAI. CAlt OS, embossed,
cameo, or plain, at the office .4 this paper, 8, High
West.strect, I)on:h.:ger ; at 4, Queen-street, Bridport:
or at 7, Bond-street, Weymouth. Or specimens will
be I.ent by post for selection.
fib Embossed Cards, with name, dates, ages, and s
verse of poetry, or text of Scripture. supplied for 3s.

HUNTING APPOIN'EMENTh.
Mr. Radetylie's Itounda—Thurselay, Piddlebinton villigi
at D.
East Dorset Monals—Wednesday, Park Firtll, Gilhia
haw ; Friday, Minchiuton Down—at 11.
Cattiadock Mewls—Tu.-411w (this da)), Drive End ;
Fridey. East Compton—at 10.45.
Blaekusoor Vale llounals—Tueaday (this day), Sparkled
Inn ;11aurselay, Ilenstridge Ash ; Friday, Fifehead
—4 11.