The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-09 00:00:00

JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, Ruccoiuroit,
HOUSE AGENT, and UNDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 Pisces in Stock, from 3d. per piece of 12 yards.
Pattern Books, from all the Beet Makers, both
English and French.
NEW DESIGNS for ROOM DECORATIONS.
BLINDS
Of every Description, for Inside and Outside.
CORNICES Alen CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest Improvement..
A New and Choke Selection of
DAMASKS, REPS, CRETONES, DIMITIES, and
CHINTZES.
Agent for
PAITYS PATTIF FRLTED FABRICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
BED FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS, Ac.
J.F.11. begs to call particular attention to this Novel,
Handsome, and Cheap Material.
AP [LILT utersonos ZWIETTULLT SOLICITZD.
CARPETS.
A New and Choice Selection of
TURKEY, AXMINSTER, VELVET PILE,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY& KIDDERS, and
FELTS.
BRUSSELS, from its. Oct Per yard.
Oilcloths, Mats, Matting., Linoleum, Cork Carpet,
U., of every sort, width, and pattern.
FURNI TURE.
The Rest and Largest Stock in the County
roe mmonom oR OYITACIL
BED-ROOM SUITS from Z 3.
POLISHED PINE SUITS.
GOODS SCPPLIED AT ANY CATALOGUE PRICES.
ANII OUNdOLX GLASeiti
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These filmwroome contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every sort, site, and quality, sad
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRING MATTRKSSES IN ALL SIZRA,
Large Stores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
LWOW RMIOVED AND WARKHOUSF.D.
EVILSITIMIS Limr OX film
IFumirals Tarnished and Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
ILIO,NEY !—WANTED TO LEND, by a
.I..YX. private Gentleuaan, to Farmer., Tradesmen
and ethers, sauna of up to E 530, at 5 per lint
Interest, for not longer than fiae years, on note of
hand, furniture, stork, Re., repayable by easy inida
merit or end of term. —Apply or address HILTST W
Mira. IS. London-bridge Railway Station, IsDadon.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND LIFE.
Capital . . £2,000,000.
Funds Invested . 0,808,267.
LARGE LIFE -
BONUSES.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY.
MINTS AT POI-
CRICATITI :
F. J. Honest) 21, Trinity Streak
Of whom all inforeastlon may be (leaned:"

WHITTINGTON LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
cblef °floc.. MOOMOATZ•NTRET, LOMIMMI, E.C.
Established ISA CAPITAL, 1:100,000.
Teensy-4. Sir Frederick M. William& Bart., M. P.,
Goouvrea, Cornwall ; Thomas Horatio Harris, Esq.,
Finsbury, and Iliblenlswough, Kent; Thos. Lambert,
Esq., Short-street, Lambeth, g.
Dorrkscrivx FEATUILM4 or rue COMPANY.
The Guarantee of an ample subscribed capitaL
careful selection of live.; econmnical management.
Policies Payable during lifetime without extra
premium.
Invalid, or gecondclass Lives, assured at tabular
rates, on a cafe and equitable plan.
Agents Wanted where the Company is not rept*
seated.
ALFRED T. BOWSF.R. Manager.
WINIBORNE AND CRANDORNE UNION.
NURSZ WANTRD.
Milli; GUARDIANS of the Poor of (ho above
Union require the services of a competent Nurse
at their Workbom,
Salary I:20 per :kunum, with rat: .a.,, washing,
and furnished apartments in the Work},
l'articialnrr. as to ditties way he “Iktai nod on applica-
(ion to the Master.
Applications, with Testimonials and lai.rerwr,,, to
he sent, to nrc on or before THURADAY, the 11th day of
FRPHYAIty, at the latest.
Tbs duties nill couguence immediately after
appointment.
By Order
FRANK H. TANNER,
Clerk.
Wimborne, January 29th, 18Th.

LLABOURER WANTED, who can undertake
Re3..11 of mowing ; one with a boy and woman
to work would be preferred. Cottage, fuel, ikc., tonna.
—Apply to Mr. W. IL Truytown, Puddle.
town.
WANTED, in a mall fatuity in the country,
g.Mi and steady GENERAL SERVANT.
—Apply to Mr. W. Once, 21, Trluity.etreet, for.
theater.

WANTED, on the 6th of April, & CARTER,
with a working family. Also, a wag with
a ana.kina family, to feed a thrmhing machine and
thatch ricks. —Apply to Mr. Cox, Luccombe. Akan
Abbas, Blandfmi

IA/ANS AND MoRTGAGEtt
lUf, ON E TO LEND, in sums of Ebo and
ITJL upwards, upon personal security, at 5 per anat.
interest, repayable from One to Seven yearn Also
..eseml sums upon Nioltg.nre of Frusbold and Leads-
bold Property, fruit par cent. Terms 10 to 21
vars. commissiuo theme& —A NOY personally
Prvfrre.ll or by letter to Mr. BrrAn, No. 10, Lin-
coln's Inn Vielda London, W.V.—N.B.—lnterest In
payable half .yearly, and is not required in advance.

•
NVANTED, n good PLOUGHMAN;
I.AIIotTIOCRS on a Farm and Estate in
Herefordshire. Good lieges, and good Cottages. men
with families preferred, and moue% advanced for
koirney. - .by letter, to "P., Birdies Farm,
Tenbury.

fIINEBAL STATEMENT of the FUNDS of the SAVINGS' BANK (Established at
VI DORCHESTER, in the County of Dorset), for the year ending 20th November, 1874, pursuant to 26th
lad 27th Vic., cap. 87, sec. 69.
Paommorr—THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY. Vlca-Parmool--HENRY FRAMPTON, Es.
DIM The Trude.* of the Savings' Bank Established at Dorchester. CU.
CHALON. DiecliAttGL
To Balance due on the 20th November, 2 .d. r ST Some actually paid to Depositors £ s. d.
1873, including Interest, as per last g in Money, including Interest,
Return . . .- ... ... 69374 12 11 ge:, vitiating the year ending 20th
~..w 'To Sumo received of Depositors ' ~ November, 1374 ... _ .. 9998 811
N Money within the year ending 201tE ? b.: "By Sums tranfflferred to Post-office
..: November, 1874 .. . ... 7218 4 2 1.-•A' Saminge'ltanks within the laid year 468 15 10
o To Sums transferred from other Say- ,0 Ditto to other Savings' Banks . . 123 18 9
Z ings' Banks within the said year _. 279 12 9 w A By Sums actually paid for Manage-
. 4 To Interest on Monies invested with 0 ment within the said year 239 19 10
VI the Commissioners for the Reduc- Balance on the General g ..'ci:
f., tion of the National Debt, viz. : Account Invested
Receipt 8., dated 21st May, with the Gonmis-
-1874 ....•• ~ -; ~._ ... 1033 310 . goners for theßeduo-
-1 Receipt D., woo°. 21st Novem- If tion of the National
bar, 1874 ... _. 1033 12 4 1 Debt, including. In-
aTo Interest on Suma drawn for by the : tenet, on 20th
2 Trustee' upon the Commissioner e o 1874 ... • ••• 64788 11 6
4 . within the said rwr.•• . . 17 19 6
To Interest on Sums tramierred to
Post-offios Savings' Banks within
the ssid year _ _ .. _ 6 311
Ditto, ditto, to other Savingi;' Banks 17 2

£78965 2 7
The Rate of Annual Interest allowed to Depositors is £2 18s. 41 per Cent
The Balance due on the 29th November, 1874, brought forward •• 68133 19 3 (A)
No. of Total Amount of
Depositors. each Class.
185 Whose respective Balances on the 20th November, 1874 (including E a. d.
interest), did not exceed . . £l. each 41 0 1
373 Ditto were above £l, and not exceeding... ... ... 5 „ 1005 710
303 6, and not exceeding... ... ... 10 „ 2109 19 0
306 10, and not exceeding... ... ... 15 „ 2452 0 0
120 15, and not exceeding... ... ... 20 „ 2071 11 8
229 20, and not exceeding... 30 „ 5486 10 9
135 30, and not exceeding... ... 40 „ Val 0 8
86 40, and not exceeding... ... ... 60 „ 3824 11 8
159 50, and not exceeding . 75 „ 9807 1 4
71 75, and not exceeding .. ...100 „ 6042 810
52 100, and not exceeding... ... ...125 „ 51196 0 8
43 125, and not exceeding... ... ...150 „ 5698 11 4
68 150, and not exceeding... ...200 „ 12019 6 0
3 200, on Accounts opened after 28th July, 1828 ... 605 14 3
2028 -
Total No. of Depositors ... 61485 4 1
31 Chantable Societies . 1841 12 0
15 Friendly Societies . . 2141 9 1
2075 -
Total No. of Accounts Total Balance .. 65547 3 1
Balance inverted with the Commissioners on the Separate Surplus
Fund Account on the 20th November, 1874, as per opposite side ... 2550 0 0-GBOO7 3 IDeduct
--
Surplus 3616 2
Deduct the portion thereof reserved to meet the Current F.xpenses, as directed, per
26 and 27 Vic, cap. 87, see. 29 . . . . 36 16 2 (B)
Actual Amount to be carried to the Separate Surplus Fund Account on the 20th
November, 1874 0 0 0
.
We do hereby certify to the t'ommissionen for the Reduction ,d the National Debt tint the aforegoing is
• true Account, and that a Duplicate .d this Statement, accompanied by a List of tit, Trustees and Managers
of the above Institution, is publicly affixed in the office or place where the deposits of the allure Sayings' Bank
are usually received, for the information of all Persons making deposits therein.
Witness our hands this 14th day of January, 1875
Rev. $ W. PEARS. Trust,e am) Manager of the
ROBT. ALDWORTII, Esq., I said Savings' Bank.
Witneea—G. H. DAVIS, Actuary.

SUTTON'S
HONE-GROWN SEEDS,
CARRIAGE FREE.
SUTTON'S
COMPLETE COLLECTION
OF
CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS,
To produce a supply of the best Ve,,,etables. all UN
year round.
PRIOR 91..
FEZ! TO ANT RAILWAT ATATION IN MINGLAND.
5 per cent. Disoount allowed for prompt payment.
THIS °OLAF:MON 15 STICIALLT MUD TO
"THE AMATEUR'S GARDEN,"
And contains all the best and most Productive
kinds :
PEAS, Sutton's Ringleader, CRESS, 3 ounces and I tat
and other best sorts, 12 CUCUMBER, best sorts,
pinta. packsta
BEANS, the beet sorts. 3 LEEK, Musesiburgh, I pkt
pinta. LETTUCE, Sutton's Superb
BEANS, French, li pinta. White Co. and others. 2
BEET, Sutton's Improved packets.
Dark Red, I pocket MUSTARD, 4015,
BORECOLZ or KALE, best MELON. I packet.
ONION, Sutton's Improved
BRuntsEnclunt PROUTS, Reading, and others.
Sutton's Matchless, I pkt. packet,
BROCOLk Sutton's Superb PARSLEY, Sutton's Imps.
Early White, and other rial Curled, I packet.
best sorts. 3 packets. PARSNIP,Sutton &Student
CABBAGE Sutton's Imps- I ounce.
nal, and others. 3 packets. RADISH, finest aorta, 3 on.
SAVOY. best sort, I packet. SPINACH, 4 ounces,
CARROT, best sorts, 3 on. TURNIP. Sutton's Snow.
CAULIFLOWER,beet sort, • ball, and others. 3 ounce..
packet. VEGETABLE MARROW,
CELERY, Sutton's %them I packet.
Prise, and other', 2 pkte. SWILLTn POT HERBS,
COUVE TRONCHUDA, I 2 packets.
packet TOMATO, 1 pocket
ENDIVE, I packet
OTHER COLLECTIONS, 1.25. 6d., 15s„ 6d.,'
4.2 a..• 635.,• and 1055.• Each.
• Carriage Free,
SUTTON'S CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS.
Complete Collections of the teat and most Showy
kinds, 61., 7s, Gd., 1,6 d., 15a, 215., 31.5. Cal., and
425. each.
Free by Post or Rail_
Priced Lists of Farm Seeds, tr.c., post free.
SUTTON AND SONS,
THE QUEEN'S SKEDSMEN, READING,
BERKS.
N. —Messrs. Surma have many customers within
the circulation of this Paper to whom they can with
confidence refer as to the superior quality of their
Seed..

pooLE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
Head Meter Hr. HENRY HAWOOOD
Recently a Master in Lord Weymouth's Grammsa
School, Warminster, ILIA formerly for Seven Years a
Master in King Edward VI. Grammar School, Broms-
grove, under the Rev. Dr. Collis.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION INCLUDIEI.—
ENGLISH, including the History and Literature of
the Language, with the study of English Mimics,
Pride Writing and Commercial Correspondence,
Caligraphy, Elocution, History (Ancient and Modern).
GEOGRAPHY (Physical, Political. Commercial, and
Historical), Map Drawing, ASTRONOMY, MATHE-
MATICS: including Arithmetic, Book-Keeping.
VirAlgebra, Mensuration, Trigonometry, lc.
TURAL PHILOSOPHY, ZoorAxw, LATIN,
FRENCH, VOCAL MUSIC, DRAWING, PIANO
FORTE.
Pupils are carefully prepared for the Oxford and
Cambridge University Local and other competitive
Examinations.
House Commodioun. Excellent Playground.
BOARDERS receive careful treatment, with the
omforts of Home. Accorturosiation for 20.
Terns on applieritum

PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PROMPTLY DONI AT THE
OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
ON MODERATE TENN&

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLAILDYCK,
ENGINEER ad ARCHITECT.
1 SALIPIBUIT HoUSI, FORINNOTOW; and
Oman 21, Sourn-anurxr, Downwrzit.

ROBERT HILL,
(BoCcisson To P. toct,)
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORE AT THI GMT wERTKRN AND 11017TH-WISTIRK
RAILWAT RTATIONK
All Orders receinld of t 6, SoutA•strect, or of OW,
O. W. B. Mallon, will have prOospt anention.
The following deszyiptions of Coals always In Stock :
BEST WA I. LSEND.
CLAY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ STONE COALS.
RUBBLE CULE.
BEST BULL°. or
FORM' (IV DEAN.
SILKSTONE.
BRIGHT
COKE.
Coals delivered in Ow mouth-Non reasonable tenni, Gad is
Dorchester and Fordongton free.
BY TRUCK LOADN At RRDUCRO
AGENT MR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY
COALS! COALS!!
UT DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• • • Ncw INN, South-greet. and &flint-W=7IRX
HA D ILWAT STAIioN, O 1:i ESTER, begs to thank the
gentry and puldie ;generally for past favours, and to
inform them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
W. I). is now supplying
Drr WALLSEND,
RADsToCK,_
1.1 A LTSTERIT COAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAIN:RI KS,
SMITHS' I OAL
RUBBLE (TIM.
FOREST OF DEAN for and gimsTosz
COALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO TIIE MST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
Kilsines RUING
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHRLPEP
A Trial rtspertfully aajciged.
ORDERS received at the /Sew Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yank 13euth-Weetern Station,
Dorchester.

NEW SEEDS FOR 1875.
S. R. HARRIS'S
PRICED DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
or
VIGILTABLE 11111:41,
SEED POTATOES,
PLOWER SEEDS,
raim
GARDEN REQUISITES,
Is now ready, containing
VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR AMATETIM
And may be obtained on application to
S. B. HARRIS,
THE NURSERIES,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.

WEDDING BREAKFAST, BALL SUPPERS,
DINNERS. LUNCHEONS, TEA PARTIES,
And every Requisite for the Table, supplied by
Coutzact or otherwiee.
SINGLE Diana PROVIDED ON THE
RiLi
DINNERS DRESSED AT PRIVATE HOUSES.
J. HARRINGTON,
(LATE W. WiemaToy),
COOK AND CONFECTIONER,
16, OOREBILL. DORCHESTER.
Richly Ornamented Bridecakes.
Pure Home-made Bread. Families waited ea daily.
UBl HARIDNOTON'S PATENT RELI-RAnuto PLOOIL
AB orders by poet or otherwise shall hays 3. a's
hest attention.
ALL EMI* OP
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRY,
rim AND RAVorRT PUN /LADS TO ORD/LI.
Superior Norror7 Murano for Infante IS Invade
ALL KINDS OF LUNCHEON BIRTHDAY,
CHRISTENING, and FANCY desse made to
°Her.
Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, EL, an ad,
sod 85. per peen&
A LARGE QUANTITY OP Psi:JUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES, Ivy.%
TIT HARRIN.:P/N.S oRIGINAL COUGIT LOTTCNOITP.

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Bronchitia.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAM° ELIXIR
Relieves Aldine&

DIIRDBN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.

D 1:1 RDEN' 8 BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.

DII II DEN'S BALSAMIC BLUM
A Remody for Hoaromoon.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Lon of Voice.

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Invaluable in Whooping Cough.

DURD BPI ' S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promotes Expectoration.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The Great Remedy for Consumption.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Ii • Tonic; Dote not Weaken.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Safe for Children.

D BADEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared and Sold only by

DuRDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottle' 13g, 26. 9d., sad 44. 64.

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET,
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(ESTABLISH= 1847).
For the purpose of etutbling Persons to Purchase
Tenses and Lands;
Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to accumulate Savings.
Shares £l2 each—Entrance Fee, ls. 6d.
MBE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
1. are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few years, actually pays its full value in 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
abeolute owner of the property.
I The advantages to borrowing members are:
Ist. —The mortgage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2ml.—Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3nL—He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his Property.
4th.—Advanoss made during the progress of build.
Solicitors' Fees, for Mortgage, and
Surveyor's Foos, fur Valuation, are limited A/ fol-
lows :
Solicitors Surveyor.
s. d. 1.: £ a. (1.
Under 50 2 2 0 Under 110 0 10 0
, 150 3 3 0 ~ 300 1 1 0
For each 100 1 1 0 Above 300 1 10 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
fith.—Mortgage Deeds for sums nut exceeding £5OO
are exempted from Stamp duty.
The Monthly Meetings ofsthe Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Town
Hall, Dorchester, at Seven o'clock in the evening,
when Advance* are made, and other husinese in con-
nection with the Society is transacted.
Persons &ninon' of availing themselvee of the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the
Solicitors, Manager, Surveyor, or Agents.
H. LOCK and SON Solicitors,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager, }Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor.
WMoney always ready for immediate advance.
AsErre :
Weymouth Mr. R. Damon.
Southampton Mr. Thomas Shettle, 81, Emi-uteseet.

CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S
PURE MALT VINEGAR,
Of uniform strength and flavour, which was
awarded a special
MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
at the
VIENNA EXHIBITION,
May be obtained in pint and quart bottles of Impel-61
measure from all Groom and Italian Warehousemen,
and wholesale at
111, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON.

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE GEARS, ,te
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
mato M(1) PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS, Ac.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROUT PULPERS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, Iv.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FORNIBMILD FOR VERY DISCRIPTION OF
MILL WORE., WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, kn.
Rata:vas:l CataloiteS p3et free 04 al:reason.
Mr. R. L. 'MN attends Mar eta
TEA TEA 1 1 TEA II I
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant
rr HE CUSTOM HOUSE—T-EA
Unequalled at 2e. per lb.
IT HE CUSTOM HOUSE—TEA
For quality end fine Savour.
THE CUrSITOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured firet-growth !Wane.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANDi
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female
I),•moitic Servants
No undertaking for repayment of cost of paasage
requirdtL
Assisted Paesages granted to Idechanks and other
eligible persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Surgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each ship.
Each family ham a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony pamen4,,era arc received
Into the Government Home.
.CSO Land Order Warrants per Adult issued to persons
paying their own fell
Appointed Agent for DorcheiteaM FL Lam,
County House; Bridport, Mn. HANNAH. Plunge •
Shaftesbury, Mr. Jolty Besurrr; Blandord, Mr:
RT IVIATOIL
Queensland Government Coffee
33, Charing Crow Lmidon.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA.
This Tea hieing passed Her Majesty's Customs as
" high-clans Tee.' possesses every characteristic of
Tirst-growth Kaisow, and being secured in Packet.,
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 Howe
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
esnellonosj—
Containing jib. net, 2e esi each.
o Ih. „ &I o
„ ie. „ Td
14.
„
„
To test the quality, committers should purchase one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
quality they ma_y be using. To be procured from
Agents
in most Towns and Vilbwes, and Wholesale
only from CAVE & SONS, Importers, 11..chmond,
London, f3.W., to whom all applioni for vacant
Agencies should be address/A
- -

FREE El/ZONATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
?BNB F•1111•GIBB
ARE GRANTED HT TER
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under:—
To Married and Single Agricultural Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, &c,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE nomssno SERVANII3,
As Cooke, Housemaids, Nunes, 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 hi now ready and may be obtained OD
application to Messrs Siam, 30, Cornhill, KC., and
5, Serle-iereet, W.C., London. Price lar. 6d., poet
free, Is lid.
Atari—W. CL BEYER, South-street, Dorchester.
MkEMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA.
-DEMONS desiringEMPLOYMENT IN
the UNITED STA or CANADA can learn
00 Perwmal App;lention, the rano of wage. (which In California
sr...my hist), Puy, Per,., and caber official particulars.
Pani*Ma, circulan, he., tree by poet on receipt of two
stamp.
" AMERICA AS IT IS.'
A volume of official information upon every part of the United
8,":04 WOOOO, Re, Price Sixpence, post Iris—Apply to Rain
Luc United States and Canadian Sollgration stud Balking
Agency, M, finebaryfßreus, London.
HITE STAR LINE
4117:11P;'' NVITNITED STATES 3IAIL
AO
RAkIRES. —LIVERPOOL to NEW
YORK every TUCHSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Pawengars to all poets
al the United State. and Canada.
The well-known tag Mud Steamer. of thin line gall onder:—
GA ....... 11th
CELTIC „ V, Infh Feb.
REpunut; ....... 2.5 th Feb.
MALTS, u am, v, 401
OCEANIC ...._._. ......... .
Eno, s coo lo,u. I.orden 00l 1,0114 nor, power. Average
P..-.e Se days 1,, Binitnier, ffe day. in Winter.
Mean new and splendid Vowels reduce tho pumice to the
alt•dlest ponible time, and &Rani Pawengen the highed
dem e of comfort lit-en., attainable M •ea
The Su:visite acdornmmlation a of the very Idgant character,
lb. room. ..re 0011.0.11)load..., well liahtial, ventilated, and
grarnod, and paaaensfers of 11114 claws will OW their minion
cur, fnit din 441.
Unionited +imply of Cooked Provisione,
comforts fee,, -1 charro.
Stewardroes in Saronuro to attend the Wornen and Children.
Steeragt Pure to N.. York, Boaion, tialtlinore, Ph ila,elphis.
Or Quebec as low 10.110 VI other Line.
Passenger. booked through to al, ;arta of State., Linda,
ail.. An, at .pecial rate..
Draft, lined on New York for some not exceeding RIC free.
For foil particulan apply to my of the White Star Agent.;
to Jane ,T.T and Co Queen.town: or to ISLAY, 'MAIL
exit CO., 34, Leadenhall-mreet. LC.

=NATIONAL LINE TO NEW
O YRK.
ILARGn4T STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Prone. —mi. Ootripsny tales the !Usk of Insurance (up to
1100.000) a each of its Vowels. thus giving Pea engem the
best possible guarantee tot misty and &valance of danger at
see.
The moat southerly roote boo always been adopted by We
Company to avoid Ice nod Headland.
FVOISI LIVERPOOL to New YORK every WEKEEIDAY. and
every alternate Plumy to Boavon and Now YOBIL
Fans LIVERPOOL To Nsw YORK a.% followx:
TRE QUEEN WErrigaDev, 10th Feb.
ENGLAND WEDEZSDAV, 17th Feb.
SPAIN WEEK/MEAT, 24th Feb.
To BOSTON sad New YORK.
HELVETIA Feiner, likh February.
From LONDON LO New York fortnightly.
DENMARK 10th February.
Saloon P••••Kro, 10, It 13, and 17 anneal; Return Tickets, 24
Guinea. The cocain of avasaaas Passamoaaa specially con-
sidered. the accommodation being unsurpasawl foram.. light,
and ventilation. Steerage For. LS , including an abundance
of Fresh Provisions. P forwarded from New York to
Quebec, Raton, Philadolph and Baltimore, without extra
ine. Cheap Through Bookings to all the principal Towns
In Canada and the United State.
For Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited 23, Watee-stmet, Liverpool; gem,
BEED4OIL and Co., Agents, U. Grannehurchatreet, London; or
to Ronny H. BEM Auction Man, Bedpan ; Gooses F.
Newroan, South-stmt. °realism* ; Juno Haan, Marina,
Sousenst ; or to A. IL VICART, Hest Quay-road, Poole.
Pamengere Ire advised to swore theft Peewee tree the
Led Arents before leaving borne.

ALL AN LINE.
SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
,TO AMERICA.
annealed of Twenty
First-Clam Royal Ilaa
SAILING DAYS—trots LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, and every ALTERNATE TUES-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIIIORC forwarding hllettllgen
on ery terms to all parts of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.
Suorton and Stewards prorided free for all cholla I
Peasengera
Passengers who moue their Tickets before leaving home
are met at the Railway Station in Liverpool by so 4p100401a4
Agent of the Company, who tete, charge of them until they
go on board the Staining.
For Kamm of Freight or Purge, apply to Aran Remus
and Co., Alexandre Buildhare, Janneatreet, Liverpool ; or to
E. Beoweiau, 49, High Faetatrect, Dorehmter ; J. Ammons,
IS, East-at:tat, Weymouth ; IL 11.. Mau, Sallaburyatreet,
Illandford.
NEW ZEALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES 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 good wages.—Apply
v Zealand,
or by letter to the Agent-General for New
d, 7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
sandon. S.W.
Acaurr—W. G DRYER. South-street Dorcheste

UNRIVALLED SPECULATIONS. -
SPLENDID SUCCESS.
WITH a trifling stake of 15 shillings, you
can rejil,ee6,oool I
With El, £90,000!! With 03, £48,000 I I
For Prospectures apply,.
_without delay. to EUGILAS
TILLOT, General Merchant, GUelllaey.
pens WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS.
GOOD for the cure of WIND ON TIM STOMACH.
GOoD for the cure of INDIGESTION.
GOOD for the cure of SIM HE,A.D.AcHE.
GOolt for th, eure of HEARTBURN.
GOOD for the core et BILIOUSNESS.
GOOD for the cure of LIVER COMPLAINT.
GOOD focal! (NEMPLAINTS arising from a disordered
elate of the sToNACIL BOWELS or LIVER.
Sold by all Medicine Vendors, in Borns, at Is.
k ltd., and 4s. ed. each: or, free for 14, 11, or SI stamps:
from PAGE 13. WOODCOCK. "Lincoln House." St.
Faith'e. Norwich.

NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of
WORMS.
NV' ILLIAMS' (Poutardawe) WORM
LOZENGES are universally considered the
most effective remedy for ridding the human system of
all kinds of Worms. "Sir,-1 have for wane time used
your Antbeinaintic or Worm Lozenges in toy family, and
And theist a very speedy and efficacious cure for sem:idea
and their agreeahle and convenient form is a great
reronunendation for children.—W. fitment:lsom, vicar of
Howdem“ Hold by met Chemists at Sid., 1:144., and
ts. NI. per bog, or for II Or 3.1 stamps, from J. Dings,
Chemist, 41,1111110\ Any of the following symptoms
Indicate wonne:—Variahle appetite, fmtid hearth, acid
eructation, pains in the stomach and head, grinding of
tooth during sleep, paleness 4 the countenance, occasional
griping psins more isirticularly about navel, 'died it
cough, awl ennelation of the hady, often mistakes Is
decline, slow foyer and irregular pidist.seenetimes consul
eve tits—often causing sudden —Full directions
with each box.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, --
rp nOMPBON'S BURDOCK PILLS
1 overcome the wont forms of diseases, and the
foulest stage of the blood, stomach. liver, and kidneys
they go to the ours of every disease, where no other
medicines have power to reach.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
, Cures the following complaints : --Indigestion, or
wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the bead,
dimmes of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory,
palpitation of the heart, liver and bilious obstructions,
asthma, or tightness in the cheat, rheumatics, lutnbago,
piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs. leel
breast, tore thmat, sore heads, and some of all
deemiptious, burns, wounds, or white swellings,
scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumour% or canenrs,
pimples and blotches on the face and le0172.0.111•1
feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, isund. an
Mow!, and fevers of all kinds.
In boxes at Is, led. and Fa 'l'J
rc box Wrsa,l
saving effected by taking the larlfer *. Sofa by a
J THomor, 13, ehms or from ths pro •
High-itiost, Swansea. for g or 34 OWN*

DR. KING'S PILLS.
The Beet REMEDY for BILE.
Wind, Indigestion G
Headache. Sick-
flee., Torpid Liver, nlames,
Spasms, Nervousness, Heartburn,
kc.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
entirely CITRED WITHOUT
MERCURY. by Or. KrerTE4
DANDELION and QUININE
LIVER PILLS. Sold by all
Chemists. &c.. at Is. lid., ffe.
and 4s. filL a Box.
TO RTTPTITRED PERSONS.
THE ORTHONEMIC TRUSS is made
entirely without the galling Steel Springs. The
Pads preset Inwards as well as backwards, and permit
of the most various movements without displacement.
This is the only Trim, which gives the lifting pressure
In an unobjectionable manner. They are stron
recommended by Sir W. Ferguson, Bart., Sir H.
Thomson, Bart., Mr. Sony. and many other leading
Medical Men. Price of Single Truss, which cannot
fall to fit, lfis. ; Double True., 2M.; can be sent to
any part by Poet on receipt of rise round the hips, and
P. 110., payable to T. LONG. Patent Chest E3rpand-
imr Braces for both sexes. They prevent Stooping
Habits, cure Contracted Chest and Deformities of the
Spine. Prices from gm. Patent Truss and Surgical
Instrument Maker, 61. Ilerners-street, Ipswich, and
0, Minorlea, London. E.
TrtrMtfT)
XS- Medical testimony states, that unquestionably
no remedy elide which is go certain in its effects.
ASTHMA..
WINTER COUGH
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
alike yield to its influence. One Lozenge alone gives
the sufferer relief. Many remedies are soil that
contain Morphia, Opium, or violent drugs, but
, KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are 001711POS
only of the purest simple drugs, and the most delicate
In health may use them with perfect confidence.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are preiwori by
THOMAS Kterizio, St. Paul's Churchyard. and sold by
all Chemists. in Boxes, Is. i.l. and 2s. M. each.

Parl. Part /441,1 It 3I 4 2 Its.
£.s. 4.2. 4.8, 4./11. f.. 8. 3.11.
.. .. 171011 lb 210 319
. .. 10 11 131 4 7 220
9 9 9 3 10 il 1 4.1 4 IS S4O
.
.. 736 10 21 11 44 242 460 6)1
_
Horne ..... . 39103112 10 3 0 . 696
csmichur. h 617 40 42 It Id 3 6 b2O 7 3
Bournemouth 8 270 60 11 29 316 830, 713
21 Wirshorue .. o 8 41 068,211 258 SIS 662
New Pods Jim .. £0 56 42 21 3 5 .. 716
liamworthy J. 8 Vlll 42 12 26 340 5 7 9
Hamworthy • 83'.1 I ISIS 20 315 6 32; 713
HanDrorthyd 8 0170 12 10 250 6 161 645
Worsham 53.i ISI 12 37, 321 slg. 716
Wool Bb2/ e6y. 12 4 i 331 j • Wf.•
Moreton
DOhc/1313311
Urwit 9P2 .. t 211 4 64 .. 764
v.' zr warts
Poarm•so
n Third elms to Dorchester sad Weymouth. The man train
karts London at 9 p.m., Kingwood 1.19, Wlmborne 1.45,
Wareham 1.19, and arrival at Dorchester at 3 a.m. o A train
'calm WiuMerue .5 9.45. Ilamworthy Junction 10.2, Worsham
10.13, Wool 10.25, Moreton 10.343, and Dorchester 10.464 for
Weymouth, arriving at 11.7, and Portland IL6 .m.

C.3III.N.M.ILAT MENIER for LUNCHEON
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
EXHIBITION. Beware of Imitations.
Observe Trade Marks and Real Name.
'S 0000 A. Sold in Land
_Vb.
iikeWAlware lIIEmIiaTIDAL
Observe Trade Mark. and Real Nuns.
METIER'S ESSENCE OF COCOA. Sold in
Ih. and Ilh. tins. AWARDEI) MEDAL at
VIENNA EXHIBITION. Beware of Imitation.
Obasme the Trade Marks and Rail Name.
WNIER'S CHOCOLAT POWDER Plain
and
Vanilla flavour. Sold in pi. and Ilh. tine.
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA XRIBON.
Beware of Imitations
Mown Vane M trks and Real Now
--- - _
CHOCOLAT MENIER defies all honest
competition. Annual colunimpti esweil
8.000.0001 b, AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA EXIIIIIII
nos. Beware of Imitation..
Observe Trade Marks and Roil Nan,..
Factory and Warebouee, Southwark-street, and Woman r-
arest. Rorough.
ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
PITLVEItMACIIFAN PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN - BANDS, BELTS
ill cENTLY fNIpItoYED.
Approo,l blithe Amiens!, of MeiVeiar of Paris end ~the,
Medical aulAoritie. 1,, Kafpland and abroad.
The existenoe .1 Electricity lo Schur Iwilign IS known to
all, and the identity of nerve fora, with electric force in 40
conjecture, but • positive actentille fact, therefore those
suffering from nervous exhaustion owl It. evils
can certainly find no wafer sal better meliorative than
Galvanic FAuctricity, which is Naturu's sole moody for
than,. ilistrimang ailments arising from mental attain and
physical excesses.
It is equally certain that the chief merit of Pitivennach,'s
Patent Galvanic Appliances is that they have by their mar
venom simplicity rendered (hit natural aecnt accessildc to
all, and from Improvements which have been quite recently
met., in these &Indiana* by the Inventor, their self-
applioation has now Leanne may and agraable to the
patient.
Time, health, and money would hats lawn saved by many
and thousands would have moped the "trap advertina
merits. and ext.stions ,Ilswolwd qtaa.cl. &wt..., she
publish flattering Isaias of their appliancm a/c is on Wit'
own auth.rity, had they only known in time the above
facts, and availed thenuelvm of this int...hi:able remedy
before having recourse ti quasi-magnetic contrivances.
Mr. Pulvennacher, in contradistinction to thaw unprin-
cipled advertisers, abstains front putting forwani any
statements of hie own, 1/1.1 4111.440 otily the ostipetent
opinion* of undoubted monad 3114 autboritim
in favour of his Medico-Oa/tank. Appliances Ile eh:d-
ie:um the strictest invmtlgation of Ills it wilincots and tes-
timonials, both medical and private, which are publislmi
In his Panqhl.4, "Galvanism, Nattier. Chic( lledarer of
Impaired Vital Nowrgy.' tent pet free for three snunist.
on avocation to J. L. POLvgawscuita, 104, Regantatrset,
London, W.
A FEW SELECT SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT-I.
Socessaiva Irracivanaarra have hal to the followunz
signed collectively by the nit,' of the Medic.' Prof...too in
the Metropolis, such as Sir C. Iwo-wit, Sart., Ml),
F. It C.S Sir Henry Holland Hart, M. It. Fit C........ 1
F.R.S. ; Sir J. It. Martin. Hart., CR., F. R. C S., V.S. A.,
and Fibs.; Sir W. Femme., Bart., M.D., 1.R.5.,
Fit CS. ' • lc., he., bc.:.--
"We, the lindenigned, have much pleafmre in tesUfylne
" that J. L. Pulvermacher's recent improvements in his
" Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliancul for Medical
" Purposes are of great Importance to Scientific Medicine, '
"and that he Is entitled to the consideration WWI support.'
"of every one diaposed to further the advancement of real"
" and useful program."
TIIN I.Urer.. No 1, Vol. 11., IVA:-
" Thls Ingenious apparatus of Mr. Pulvennacher has"
" now stood the Met for some years . . . It may he"
" used by the medical attendant, or by the patient"
" himself . . and the operator can now diffuse the"
'galvanic influence seer an extensive surface, or amoun'
" trate it on • single point. In those day. ofmeslico-"
" galvanic quackery it i.e relief to observe the very plain"
" and dra4htforward manner in which Mr. halve',"
" enricher's aptaratu. is recommended to the profession."
Dr. Jons Kum, .D., Profeesoe of Obstetric', le., he., In
Cincinnati, 186 T, in his standard work, page. NI, states :-
" Thom Clabis are very useful in many Nervous d Lsorders
Mccular Debility Dystnenorriwes
Hemiplogia Spinal Irritation
Paralywis Nervous I kbility
Central Paraly•ii Constipittimi
Spinal Paralysis I ksdnast I Nervous
Neuralgia Rheumatism
Sciatica I lyspetsia
WE Joints Paralyds (Bladder)
Hysteria Chorea
Hysteric Paralysis Impotency
Aplemia wow?. tramp
Epilepsy Myeloid Cramps and
Tor,d.l Liver Contractions
Lees .4 :mei]
Ausenorrheas loom nf Taste, he."
For further information and priedist apply to
J. L. PULVERMACIIEEN GALVANIC WITAIILISIIMENT,
lel, REGENT-STREST, WNW,: W
. _
" FUR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
See Deut, ch. nil, v. 23.
CLARKE'S
WOE LD-SA STD
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Nark Blood Mixture.")
Till: ORILtI 111,0111 PIKIFIER AND REAToIir.R.
rit cleansing awl clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too hi,dilyreosumeniled.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing atul Perzuanent cure. it
flume Old Sores,
Cures Ulcerated More: on Neck.
Curt', Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimple's on the face.
Cum Scurry Sore...
Cures Cancenms Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Dimmest.
grureli Glandular Swellines.
Cleans the 111"sal loon all impure matter,
From whatever CRIPIe arisitc+.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
deficit° conetitution of- either sex, the Proprietor
solicit. sufferers to trice it a trial to text it. value.
77tolocmis of Testissonmis frets all ports.
Sold in Bottles N. :IL each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Ils. each —aufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long./tending
cases -BY ALL CHEMISTS ANT) PATENT
MEDICINE VENDoRS throughout the United
Kim:dont anti the world, sent to any &Memel on
oceipt of 27 or 132 oMnil.t.
F. J. CLARKE, Chrmisl, Limeolm.
Wholenale. All pittent medicine houses.
Dorcas/kr --Sold by A. J. Evans, !tow, and
Darden.
BEWARE or WORTHLZSS IMITATIONS.

THE "BLOOD PURIFIER." C_IREAT REDUCTION In FRICEB.—NEW STYLE el
OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S ur DECORATION
Fee BM Churches
W, , Theatres, Railways, Mee* Club'.
S.A.RBAPA.BILLA.
This extraordinary Steamers, and for all kinds of Furniture
medicine ham a singular infiuencs In ccesequence of the onnpletion and OFENINO this day
over the hlood, which it enriches and purified. It of the CoMPANY'S EXTLNSIVE NEW WORKS, the
removes all pimple* and blotches, in te trifies the sysm, Directors are able to announce a (TREAT REDUCTIoN in tbs
and act's like a charm. A. a eustaininz and puriyok; PRICE of the DFAXMATED TINFoIL
tonic it ix invaluable, and hiAbly recommended in long The Company is now in • p,ottrol to execute all orders for
etanding cases of indigestion, nervousnees, coughs, csi,ortationo.ni t;,,,,emply the Tradc to any ettent.
acenfult, put, Ilnue,v, and wasting of flesh. Sold by . TaFtill, PFZultrliU;iltiTlNO CoMPANY(Limited)
all &marmite. rauti.M —Get the red and blue wrapper, Oillo. 27, 1...5.1.1.11 Street, London,
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other genuine, or to any et the cempany's Country Agent'
In bottles, :Ts. Rid, T.., 7., 61., awl 110. Ist Januaty, 1876. W. SYDNEY Di mArrus, Secretary.
THE OLD DR.'S S.VRSAPARILLA PILLS we ,111lTII AND- FOIIIOSSTS
the most popular medicines known for all bilious A NTI-COKKOSIVE BLACK VARNISIL—Bust. and Cheapest
affections, liver awl stomach complaints, and indigos- a P•Lat .i'r blill Wllic, Eantrentca, Water Thn_hat Columns,
ars, hoed atnl Inca renclnit, Sc. Jet
ti°nAlso. aa
SPr.Z.R.SvedAbi'vAßthnlnunLLt OINTMENT, the bed 80nawitalies; s'iristbsePsd‘liu xellimusell""re for 113.'"'Mr;ic.E41::;.1
soother of all sores, burns, and scalds ; NOR in boxes, to BOIS TOWN Varnish Gallon Cask, ta&rtgoirrit, Ali "a"
Ix 1 id. ; 2s. 9d., and 4a. 6d. By post 15, 30, and 60 --- --- --
stamp&
Chief Depot, 131 rungssTREKT._LONDO N,

Just Pllbltated. " Medical Ridonn," Price 0.1.—A lame amount
of Information invaluable to the Meted.
The most Sure} Sciatica, Gout, Rhen-
Speedy Simple MAGNETISM i inatum, Nen ousels& ,
Salo & Pisseant Bronchitis, Asthma,
Remedy Is for As.
Rook of Testinionlais Fres by Post.
B. OOPSON GARRAIT„ /A, Ely Place, London, EC.
OHEAP GARDEN BITTING —Good Tanned Netting for
Fruit Trees, Strawberry Beds, ike , Cheapest In Britain, fib
risa.wt. or Ices than ,tie half-penny per square yard Terms
JOHN WOODWARD, Illghetroot, Ilittenwson, Ms,
N.B.

yOKILIIIIIRE RELISH
The most delicious Sauce in the World.
Bottled ed, Is, and la inch.
GOODALL'S QUININE WINE
The hest Talk yet Introduced.
Bottles ls. Is lid, 2s, and 2s lid e.t.a.
Sold everywhere by Groom& Chemists, Oilmen, Re..
Prepered by tiOODALL, BACKHOUSE and CO., LIED
PATTERNS FREE.
ALL the NEW SPRING FABIUCII for 1875. Cambria&
A Piques, Linens, Lawns, Aleaces. and Hundreds' of
Novelties from rd. per yard.
SILKS or every description from 1 Guinea.
BAKER and CRISP, Lk Regent Street, London, W.
ODDS and ENDS EXTRAORDINARY in Bundles of 50 yards
of Useful Materials. the Raids's of &einem
end Winler Mod., sent for Post Office
Order for 2So, St. &I, Me,
or 501 each
BAKER and CRISP, 19, Regent Street, London, W.
CIASSEL'S i,EAS and OF FEES
In Canisters and Packages. Sold by Agents, Confectioners,
Grocer& Chemists tee , throughout the Kingdom.
GINTS WANTED. For terms apply to C.ASSELL, SMITH
It 400., 80, Fenchurch St., London.
yNyi smiLE LAWN MoWER, (Samuel liiiheardi
Palest) Winner of the 0041 Medal at Birmingham,
July Bth, 1874, and five First Prises In twelve months.
In this Lawn Mower the Wool Rollers can be moil either at
the front or at the beck of the cutters.
Sin. bin. 10iu 121 n. 141 n. INn. INn. 20In.
Prices, 255, 55., 75., £4 18., £llO,, RS Is, £7, RS 1.5..
Paid.
Sole Makers, .101121 CIiCaV.G9 Y and (X l, SHEFFIELD.
If not In Ste k, Ask your Stationer to procure it for you
°TONES PATENT BoXES and Cabinets, for the Isle sad
1,) orderly koupin4 44 all papers and documents.
I No end a worry saved. All particulars post free —Mitres'
HENRY STONE, Manufacturer and Patentee, BANBURY.
lIIRUEFITTS, 1, New Bond St., Loudon, W. Hair Department.
I —A large solivetion of 'Mignon', Cdogon Platte, Covered
Stew' and Plain Twists of Hair In all Colours. Prior axed to
each article Customers having Co-cite-relive Ticketa the usual
! Discount Address %%omit Tatum 1. New Bond-street,
I French Faehion Plates for the Hal r and Costume 28 &I. Lech.

11UNICIPAL Valet. —CerUSentes to pay the Investor 7
n per cent. plir 1113111t1111 sod • Bonus of 50 per cent, when
drawn for redemption. Particulars poet fne apply to Maws.
Lord, Gibb, (Bench and Co., 43, Old Broad St. London, E.C.
ONOTONcIIALL HYDROPATH IC INTABLISLIMENT tour
D the Crotel Palace, West-toll. Seib:Munn, • Orst-rete
sheltered restlintee furnished In a superior manner. All the
contorts of home. Electrwehymicd Itusigen steam and other
baths. Apply for Woos to the Proprietor.
NEWTON KEATES wet CO., Sutton Oak alumni Works, St.
Helen's Imienshire.
Wand nett, nu COMMERS AI. PHOSPHORIC ACID,
OUNCE:I7IIA 'EI) SUPERI'IIoSPHATE and other Itigh-tims
MASURIOI.
All anal)... truarantood.
Respectable Ai:oft. reoul'id In unro.pented district.
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE at DEANE'S.
CATALOGUES FREE.
Cutlery, Plate !Amp.. Baths, Fosters, Bedstead., Rangel, Ke.
411, KING WM. 57., LOLDON BRIDGE. Established 1700.
r (LEN. FIELD }This THREAD is admired for Its Strength,
UT SEWING Smoothie.. end gnat bonny
COTTON ttlt your Draper to procure It for you.
GLENFIKI.I) Rude-icily used in the 11 old laundry.
STARCHf When yqu oak for It •wa, that you get. It
Soli by all Grocers. Chandler.. he.
The above first-chute Artie.. of Dometitic um should be wed
in every howebold.
WOTIIERSPOON ik CO 01.er .w and London
TiAILWAY ACCIDENT Mutual Aseunnoe Cu. (Linuted). sir
It Jona 111011114 T, Bare, Chairman Single Premium co. sr-
ing the whole Life Kapenae. raloced two-third.. Preepectuses,
Se., free. 12, Poultry, London.
W BURR, F.S.S. Reneger.
Agent, Mr. J. F. (Hume, Lengfleet, Poole.
GARDEN ECONOMY.
A It Ti it et • n orINIdINE BENDS
SUPPLIED in Attained C011...10ts will
pftouucf: a Constant Supply of the
BVegetal.* all the Year Round.
Prim Iletbl, V., .f3s, and 841 per Collections.
All poreels oboe ak value Carriage Froe.
A Discount of 14 in the el allowed for CIA with Order.
11,.Lubti Ottsliimess gratis sod in. km
Prize Modals --London. Paris. Vienna, Lima, Sc.
CARTERS*,
The 11.9111 Seedsinen, •
337, 111011 HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C.
Flee Honours et Vienna, ISM
URI'S MUSLIN It) LEATHER. Every docription of work
1' is done by the celebrate.' Locktititth WANZER SEWING
MACHINES front ft de. Lisle free. 4, Groat Portlandetreett
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 0.
Wareham Spring Cattle market -Sale by Mr. T. FANSE
FEBRUARY /l. 11, W.
Stock, de., of a Ilookseller and iitationer. at Belle Vue,
Weymouth, by Mr. It. 11. l!wy.len.
WEDNUIDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
70 cows and heifers, I Ihorses, 3uu sheep, Implements,
dm., at Waddoek farm, by Mr. T. Ream.
Dorchmter Market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
Ttitatsoar, Fguitusar 11.
Wimborne Rep.:Wry Sale, by Mr. Ensor.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12.
Dairy floods, Furniture, dc., at Gritustone Dairy Rouse.
by Mr. W. G.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13.
Dorchester Market—Sale by Mr. G. Symonds.
MONDAY, Igloo:sat 15.
Dorchester Fair.
Homes at Darch.tor Horse Repository, by Mr. Ensor.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16.
Copyhold Property at Puddlellintow by Mr. Nano.
FEBRUARY 16th.
Dairy cows, implemental, lc., at West Row tarnt.
Well, by Mr. D.J.iymotols.
WEI/NMI/AT, FEBRUARY 17.
Heifers, Implements, Mangold, de., at Fordingtow by
Mr. &tour.
Dorchester Market—Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
TIC ISDAY, PEBRUARY
by Mr. T.
Furniture,mor. Brewing PLAut, de., at Hull Inn, Stratton,
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Special Sale of Hunters and Harm= llorses, at Dec.
&water Bores Rep.itory.
INTRADAY, FILIIRC•RY 25.
31 head of Dairy stock, dx., at Ifighllelds Faros,
Mmterne Magna, by Mr. G. Symonds.
MONDAT. bIAREII I.
AVICIIIIIIIIII Implements at Manor IParra, riddlahinton,„
by Mr. T. S. Morgan.

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BIRTHS.
January 2, at Wimbonie Minster, the wifu of yr. JUDOS
William., draper, of • daughter.
January Is, at edamlfunl St. Mary, the wife of Wi11.,..
harnways, .4 • son.
January V. at 2 litieuiestreut, Chapelry, Weymouth, the
•ile of Mr. F. Taylor, i 4 • daughter.
January 30, at the Buildings. Moor Crichul, the wife of Mr.
G. linnber, of • son.
January 31, at 2, Soma-street, Weymouth, the wit, of Mr
James L Fella of. daughter.
January 31, at 2, Alliance Collazu, I.on32ect, Poole, the will
of Mr John Fining, of • daulhter.
February I, at Fortune's Well, l'ortland, the wife of Mr W.
Lily, of a lon.
February 2, at Dion.htster, the wife of Mr. W. Ware, of
daughter.
February 3, at Southampton, thu wife of Mr. Cameo,
Ksnehington, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
January 25, at St. John'. Church, Kentish Town, London, by
the Rev. W. Calvert, Canoe of St. Paul's, Ilemy, ereond son of
Mr. Thom. Sennett, of Mi. Jobn's W.vvl, to Fanny Susannah,
Second daughter of Ur. William Melmoth, Slandford, and
grand-daughter of the late Mr. William Helmuth, of Sere Harsh
Farm, Shillingstone
January 50, at Weat Knighton, by the Rev. J. I'. Sylvester,
Henry, eldest eon ef Mr Chulta Fee, of liroadmayue. to Annie
Trusts*. of Berelmayou.
February I, at All saints, Dorchester, by the Rev. If. F.
Jones, imams linker steteimui. of 11. U. Inland Revenue, to
Annie, daughter .4 Mr Henry Storey, 15irehester.
February 2, at Tarrant Keyneston, by the Rev J. if. Austell.,
Mr Eli Read to Strati Come
February 4, at Blandlonl Chunii, by the ttev. C. Fyne'. Clinton, Mr. Geurgc Elf of Stiekland, to Mn. Hannah Poor,
of Illandford.
February 6, at Holy Trinity Chun* Weymoutt,. by the Rev.
V. F. RA1L.4.0, ft !rewrap', to Mary Jane, oldest daughter
c 4 Mr. Samuel Horsier, bulb of Weynouth.
DEATHS.
January 11, at Tarrant Munektnn, W. S. James, aged 0 years.
January 22, at Banbury, Oxon, Amos, *Meet son of Mr
gisgursi Sesilleld, of Langton Matravers, aged 37 yeara
January 20. at. 14, Cannvlen-grove, Remington, Wag Elisabeth, only daughter of the late Captain S'esUng, R.N., of
Andover. ago! 75.
January 27, at 5, Clarence-buildings, weymouth, Susanna,
wife .4 Mr Robert Wili ins, aged SO yeant.
January 27,4 PlainUord, George, fourth *on of Mr H.
010,
of Mandford, aged 8 pant
January 27, at Shirehall Place. Dorchester, &WU% 1..4.1
daughter ..f Willis.o and Einma Cot. aged 17 years.
Jeollitre t:s, at Langton Villa, Ithwilloril, after • painful
Wean, W Y Foot, Eel., late of II elbury Abbas, aged 00.
January M, at Weymouth, Charles limes Puma, Eau., ha
surviving son of the late William limes Pecock„ Bp. , Bristol, aged 68 of
January 29, at Tarrant Monckton, C. F. Jainall, aged 2
months.
January 30, at Cerne Abbas, Mrs Jane Shorcy, aged 76, for.
merly of Blemillorilt
February 2, at Hope-street, Weymouth, William Marshall,
late of tbe coastguard service, aged 7ti years.
February 2, at Swansea, Junes Arbon, Esq, for many yawl
captain of the bwanage Artillery Volunteer Corps, after • short
Inner.
February 2, at No. 4, South-street, Dorchester, Frederick
Joseph, only son of Mr. Joseph Barter, jeweller, ie., aged 17
years, deeply regretted.
February 2, at Hopeetreet, Weymouth, Mr. Witham
Manful], aired 76.
February 4, al, liodurin,William Pcarce, Esq., of that place,
solicitor, aged 56.
February 4, at Illandford, Evelyn Homer, (Haley), youngeet
daughter of Mr. Henry Gill New 4 years..
February 6, at Part atmel, Wel-mouth, Elisabeth, the
beloved wife of 5r John ittenhess, sciti ell pairs.
FehronrY 7, Si 0, With Wive-street, luirchorter, Servant
Frederic, third *AI .4 Alfred and Emily 'MM. Atkins, aged 3
year, and 3 months.
February 8, at Monkton, Robert Carter, gardener to the
Vicar of the parka. for half • century, aged 73.