The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30 00:00:00

THOS. S. 3IORGAN,
AUCTIo.VNER AND APPRAISER,
pH:CHESTER.
VALTATInNn 1011 I'lloliATE.
SALE of FAT ST' It ke.. lad.' every WEDBI:44DAT
at the Dorelv•ster Fair l :round.
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THE FIRST MEETING of the session 1875 TAMF.I4 F. HANNAH.
will he held Id the ANTIM.MEII..TEr., portents TEE, Uplosistost, l'al.iertnetkee, Pa psrho alsr, House Agent
on SATEIIDAT, the 4th day 1.1 Dyer.untat, 1073. at half- Appro hos, thol..rsokr.., A.,..
Pll.lt Five o'cl.sA in the evening, when the following DORCHESTER.
subject will he discussed :- _---- --.
"The Prop ',led New Cattle Market at Dorchester." PAPER-HANGINGS.
G. J. ANDREWS, stono PlEcEs Ix srovg,
Hon. Sec.
From 3.1. to 104.61. per Piece .4 Twelve Yards.
- PAINTING, PAPER H ANGING. AND
DECORATING.
-
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
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CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest Inij •etuente.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
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NEW WINTER GOODS
lon
CCRT A INA.
GOOD REPS, from 3.. 9 I. per yard (double Widalb
cnETCISF.'4. from V. I. per yard.
TIIIBUCTOt ), in 84 I 'oloars. 2.0. 5.1. lwr yard, the
Cheopcst Warily! Curial., efts mods.
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C A R PETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
pr.shietions fo, the present Searton.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. KIDDER, DUTCH,
FEI .T. Av.
C e. .1. 1 C a .11. WIUMN and TURKEY to order.
Proceedsof Dauer 3.10 II t . Smith,Mr.Tioytam 5 0 0 1 A Slileinli,l Asaortment of Patterns now on view.
Churchill, 'Miss,. 150 oli Smith, Dr. ... 50 0 1 RIMS to Nlateh all 'Cr ,eta.
Churchill, Miss K. 150 0 0 Spark., Mr. W„.. 5 0 0 ! STAIR cARPETA bi on Width. and Qualities.
Salisbury Dim-emit Itavenhill. Mr. B. 5 111 II '
lllmelt Build- Imen ra, Mr.. 1.,. 5 it 0 1 All Carpets properly Ma.k and Fitted.
Ina Society ... 150 0 0 Ilenniim. Mrs. C. 5011 1 OIL CLOTH.. II Ars, MATTING,
Williams, Mr. It. lop 11 11. Smith, Nev. 1t,... 5 0 0 In all Wi.lths.
Ihgby,Mr.G.D.W. 100 0 0 l'antor, Mrs. ... 5 0 11 LINOT.EUM, CORK CARITT, &c.
Meows. It. and H. Thring. Mrs. _. 5 0 0
Williams & Co. 100 0 41 Crimliart,lter.W. 5 0 0
Start Mr. 11. 11., Annoyl ut.i, P._ 5 0 0
M.P. _. ... 100 0 0 Nlawel. Mr. A. 50 0
Bryiner, Mr. W. ' 11rshoe., Mr. ll._ 5 II It
E., M.l'. ... MO 011 Hollawi, Mr. F.... 511 0
Eldon, the Earl of 1110 II 0 .1. It. ... .., 50 0
Everett, WV. 11. 100 11 10 A tkins.Mr. Alf rod 5 0 0
Davis, Mr. Robert 1011 11 II Mot. Captain ... 5 0 0
1 neorporatr.l ' sli.l.llleton,Miss... 5 0 0
I'lnirch Building Isil.,:man, Messrs. 5 0 0
PAINTED MAPLE &lin from 1."2 10s.
Society . ... 100 0 0 Clmnimin, Mr. K. 511 II
Proems& .of Con- . GOOth soppily! ,at anp Cot il.s,or Pel.v.
rerts _ _9O 0 0 11201...... m. ... 5 0 1 .__ ._ .._
Hawkins, Dr. ... 51/ 0 0 ' Davi., Mr. It. .. 5 0 1 BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Henning. Colonel Tryon. %.Itiiiral... 5 1.1 1
C.B. - ... 50 0 0 Ferro., Mrs. ... 5 0 Of every sort, sire, and quality, an I fitted op with
A. H. , . ... 50 0 0 Frier, Mr.. ... 5 0 Furnitun. plt te.
Ilchoster, 'Kul of .50 0 11 likiwell, Mr. ... 5 0 BEDDIND CLE.INED AND RE-MADE.
Pearce, Mr. E. ... 00 0 11 Contain liatennUt 5 0
Buller, Lady M.._ 20 5 0 A. 8.0 . .. 5 0 Large tit"IYA of ."4",•#41-lortati Furoilorr.
Rivers, LOVA ... :::i 0 0 Roy. 55'. liturelifil 5 0
Sturt 11,501,r1 . '25 0 11 Fillitor, 51,V111{. . 3 :I 0 Gl,Oll. 111.1111,Vea ;Ma W111,10•1111e1I.
Mi 11,110.011, Mr ii. ii,„,th K. ,„.. it,.. 33 0 FURNITrItE LENT ON HIRE
N. ... ... 25. 001 Smith. Dr. Barton 33 0 I
Bur E
Burnett, Mr. ... 2.1. 0 0 , ("ii -.1.1 by Mr. Furerale Furnished and t nodt-7-cte-711.
lbslees, Mr. J. F.. 1 11. Lin.: . ... 3 3 0
j„n.
..
... 1-, 40 0 t 'Oll. ••••• 1 by Mrs. Agent for the I sonlon mid I.l7v•allit . Fire and Life
P' a' Mr. .E.lailt 25 0 0 . T. s Itizgs ... 3 3 0 Insurance 1'01110:L.1i,-.
Sparer, Mr. A. ... 25 0 0 Alitie•l, 11..,. ... 3U (4 -
First Instalment 1b51g.•44, Mr. . . 3 0 0
of lAtijo.s. fillilll Itli-ett. tlks ... 3iiii • IA 1..7 It I) EN 'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
cnnt, ... 23 1 3 Si. .r. Mr. James 30 0 i.... The ,vry 1,-'.0.; Hem- I.). for .I.stlima.
Second 1n5t.4144..•4t I It.' •, ' ill, Bev.
of 1,, !it,' li-all 1 11. I:. . ... '2 10 0 .
Cards ... .. 21 801 Tr tem.. Rev. E. F. 22 0 •
Dr. Drew,nroceeds Wiiii...o., Mr. J. IDURD E N ' S BALSAMIC ELIXIR :
of Let-biro 21 2 101 A. ... ... 22 0 • -- --
(oures Bronchitis.
Itolielier, Rev. 11. 21 11 0 1 Willi:ails, Mr.
!lover, Mr. .1., 1:.4.ert..111n. . 2 2 U, _ ALNIANACKS, POCKET Inn )KS, AND
M.P. ~ ... 21 10 01 Dra K
v. Mr. .1. . .
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 011 Wit. ALE
... 2 2 . DIARIES FOR 1576.
1t,,.. tin.. Mr- ... 21) 0 01 Leigh. Moe ... 2 2
Voombs, Mi. ... 21 0 0 Itrayillsn. Mr. ... 2 2
Davis, Miss .. 20 00, Itanies. Mr. 11. ... 2 2
Eirolersley. Mr. Guy it Sou %aura. 2 2
E. 1.. ... ... 20 0 0 Sly, Mr. J. ... 2 2
Paz", ND, . 29 0 0 11.01se.SirE., Bart. 2 2
Thornton, Mr. ii. LD 0 II 11.ec..y. Mr. ... 2 2
Aldridge, Dr. ... :91 11 0 Case. Mr. It. ... 2 2
Ilkhop of Solis- , Santelere & Jacob
IclrY •.• ... 0:4 11 0: 111,..0, . .. 2 2
Anonymous. J,... 15 0 II (1..1. ivy, Mr. John 2 2
Lambert, Mr. W. Id 10 II Slade, Mr. W. ~. 2 2 _
Iss.k. Mr. A. 11. 1.0 10 0 sanetowy, Arch-
Hodges, Mr. J. P. 111 0 0 .1,,e4.0 ... .., 2 2 0
w,,iii,,. Mr. 3,
.., lo 0 0 D.•veni A., Mr.and
4.. Mr.,
._ 111 II 0 Mr-. 11. .
..., ••• 10DURD ES 'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
p,,,,,,,. m,.. c..., 1.1 eII ' I ,MISVV..I.IIII,WII. Z 0 LADIES' t'OAIPAND)NS Am) SCENT CASES
A Rvinoly for lloarseno..
01 II II Aativrin, Rev. J. . In VelVat. ana Leather.
Tudor. Mr. John 111 II 0 W. ... .. 20 II ,
,
Ilankes•RevEblon 141 01 0 Sealey. Miss ... 2 0 : --
Lyon, Major 111 1i 0. Rook, Rev. J. P. 2 0 '
Ith dersley, Sir It. • Itrown. Widow ... 13 Du It DEN
T. . , . In II 0 V..... Mrs
_.. 5 For Lora of Voice.
samier.on, MD, . 111 0 ll' 11.1ekey, Rey. M.
Green, Mr-. 111 II 0 ' Burt, I.lr. C. ...
Baker,liev.Talboi lu u 0 ' Lin..., Mr. I:. ...
Wood, Mrs. and Holland. Mr. ... DURD E N ' S 11.ALSANI IC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.
Maher. Mr. lb ... 10 0 II 11-1-e.oll'.e. Mr. K.
Pope. Mr. A. ... lii I 1 11 Cr....n. Itev..l. _
Mayo, Mr. 11. ... 111 0 0 l'.u., .r and Cit..
Bond. Rev. N. ... 111 II 0 Me-ro. . ~. DURDEN ' 8 BALSA.IIIC ELIXIR
Sir K It. Baker, •11 0n... Mrs. R.
Mud. ... ... 10 011 F.tio.r, Mr. 11. ... Invaluable in Whooping I'ltugh.
Green, Mrs.. pro- P... 1.• It., Bog.,
c eeds of needle- 11.1.1. A..-jE. I -- - - _
work . 1
I Hall, Mr. lii. .. att.
... 5 5 0 Look. BR
e . Iv. W.
~.. DURDE N'S BALSA3IIC ELIXIR
1.4 .; - 2.. • It. I llavis, Mr. John 5 5 0 Si odell. Sir John For Spitting of Blood.
vs • * .4• • .1. • Bond, Mr. N. ... 55 0. Iles ... ... 1
1....ne Porilaml .. .. . -at 7So .2'2 0 1:1 u Grove, Mr. ... 55 0 Mr. G. Mayo ... 1 -- - ---
.. Cl, , month . .. .. a' 90220, 12 0 ' Is.ek, Mr. F. .. 55 0 , M.lt, ME_ ... 1 ' ---_--
~ I,..ranstyr ..21 6 12 0 I Collected by Mr. EN ' 8 BALSAMIC i G,Amrs o r cII EiS, MES, BACK-
-11 ...; urikr) ;Mt: 3 I.o_ Proun.tes Expectoration ELIXIR .
i'..AMNIODoINO
N, ite.
0 ' S Du It D
eekielank,Miss 0 !
1.7 %%LES AND CUBES.
Bud. Mr. ... 5 11 0 . V...., Mr .. ... 0
I.l;.l)iiti:oKrl AND ALBUMS.
Anonyl ~,,, et ... 50 0 : Ibinsev. Mrs. 0 I .
' 11,1,3 ft. Mr.. 1.11. u ti,
Wilk inson,ljeld.- I) tilt I) EN ' S BALSAMIC ELIXIR ' DISSEsc(RTA
11:ork;nA, Mr. C 511 0 • b00n... Mr. ... 00 ' Is a Tonic: Does not Weaken.
1.,,,, Mr. it. , 50 11 Thattkotlerfim
_.r. 0 0 .--
Farrar. Mr. 0. W..
5 0 0 ' Borne., Rev. K. 0 0
Glyn, Rev. I*. ... 5 0 0 ' ll.slges, Mr. C.... "
° D BIBLES, CHURCH SERVICES, AND COMMON
118141.0. Rev. Dr. 50 0 Small SIIIIIA ... 517 0 ' UItDE N ' S BALSA:I[IC ELIXIR
Safe for Children. 1 PRAYERS, M both plain and ,sally binding..
MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE I _ -
ENtIINEER and A RelllrEcr.
omen 1 SAI.InntItIT 80E4E, F/011,1xuyo1I ; and
1. CouNIIILL, 1101tri117-TEII.

FREE EMIGRATION
T.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
FREE PASSAGES to South An4ralia are granted
to Artisans, Agricultural, Itailway and other
Labourers and Gardeners, Copper. Tin, and Lead
Minerit, not exceeding 40 years of ae, single or
married with not more than three chgildren, als:3 to
Single Female Domestic Servant*.
Persons of the above callings and ages, paying their
own Full Passage. receive a Land Order Warrant of
the value of £2O for every Adult above 12, and £lO for
Children between 1 and 12 years of age.
HANDBOOK DESCRIPTIVE °ETRE COLONY
gratis on appli,ation.
Immediate Application should be male to the
Authorised Local Selecting Agents, or to the Emigre.
thin Agent for South Australia, N'o. 8, Victoria
Chambers, Westminster, London, S.W.
• HITE-STAR LINE
faii44l"llt.iiit ITHITJD STATES MAIL
. . yEES— vEmPooL to NEW
YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS-
wiling every FRIDAY; forwarding Passengers to all parts
the United Striae and Canada.
Th. wilt-known. 11.11 Steamers of this line sell wi onde :
BALTIC THOWIDAY. 2nd Dec.
REPUBLIC THURSDAY, 9th Dec.
GERMANIC ... TIMIUMAY, Nth Dec.
CELTIC . ....... ........... Eird Dec.
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, 30th Dec.
hi'.'., bunlen and A,Mat 11..n0r power. Aversive
Passage 4 dot, in 9......001% 91 dm. 1.. Wittier.
Th.., new tool splendid Yee els redo, the paanageh,o the
shortest isisslM• tin.', .nd P..wengets the highest
leen e of comfort hit. erto !attainable at ma
The Steerage ac,ommodaelon Irmo 'Ached ohseaeigm.
the room. are unuattally imacktue. well hailed, ventilated. and
wanneil, and passenger. of this class will find their comfort
?Artfully studied
Vaunted wooly of Cooked Prove inns.
Miditcal comfort' free' I charge
in Steerage to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to Nest York, Roston, or Philadelphia, at
reduced rates.
Pw...ctigers b.,okcil through to all parte a States, Canada,
Italia kw, at special rates.
limit. is tied on NM,/ Y.dtk free of (lingo.
For full partlentms •pplA to any .4 the White Star Agents;
to Jamas &err and Co. ueen•town: or to 181IAY, HMIS,
-rt CO. 34 Letillenhs lAireet,

ESTAMAINE SERGEO
IN ALL THS
NEW AND FASHIONABLE COLOURS,
Made of Selected and Staple Wools.
As an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, it can
be relied on tor
DURABILITY AND MINERAL UTILITY.
LIST Or FMCS AND raTrams POST ISM
J. G. ROWE,
14, 16, and 16, ST. MART STREET,
WEYMOUTH.
CIBOSSE AND BLACKWELt,
1,..) Purveyors to the Queen, 80110 SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which always
bear their acme aid address on the labels.
PURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
CIAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
V an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.
PURE MALT VINEGAR of uniform strength
and flavour, in Imperial pint and quart bottles.

TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
11l LADE made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
CALVES'-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon, Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &c.,
CROS SE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear their
name and addetss on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
SECURITY IN CREDITING.
Not °du to Protect hut to Promote Trade, and to bring
good null toyifficr.
Established ISOM
F LIN T AND CO'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
READ Orncits-Cheapside, London, E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFFICES,
Messrs. WALLACE, BAILEY, and WILKINS, Bermond
soy. Loudon.-" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature-quite oriainal-inade a trial of other
Offices for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches WI that, for th..roughly sound information and '
speedy replies to inquiries your Office unquestionably
stands first." Members Three years.
Messrs. RiCtOroSt) Mid CHANDLER, Agricultural
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.-" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
Meows. NI. Itorrioan-, junr. and Co., Bradford,
Manchester and London. -"Carefial-no trouble spared
-appreciate the care taken- has our highest commen-
dation." Nlembios Seven years.
Messrs. PASSAYANT an.! SON, Merchant... Leeds.-
" For Continental Information -the imp°. Lance of your
method obtaining information from more than one
channel speaks for itself -pleasure in recommending
your Offices."
Messrs. HUNTLEY and PALMER'S Biscuit Factory,
Reading.-" Recommend." Members Seven years.
Messrs. Wm. SEELLERM and (o, Sewing Machine
Manufacturers, Airdide Works, Keighley.-" No bad
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."
To those who trish to join these Ofiku as Members.
The year commences on the first of any month.
Cheques crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
and Co
Susecturnoss--E33a , 1:10 10s. and upwards
per annum.
N.8.-Please send for a Prospectus, free on applica-
tion.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
"LIVERY TRADE MARK must be
IA REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or else-
where of any avail.—Apply at mato FLINT and Co.,
Cbeapside. London, F..('.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
.nce, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any foreign
language.

=NATIONAL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGMT STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Nonce —This Company takes the Kirk .4 Insunince (up to
£lOO 000). it each .4 its Vowels. thus Iving Poo angers the
beat powable guanintee for sanity and avoidance of danger at
WA.
Ti.. Moat anutherly route has always been adopted by this
Company to avoid loe and Headland.
From LIVERPOOL KO NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY.
FROM LIVERPOOL to New YORK AS follows:—
ENGLAND WEDNESDAY, IM Dec.
EGyrr WEDNESDAY, Rh Dec.
HELVETIA WF.DNESDAY, 15th Doc.l
From Lorfoon to New York fortnight:lr.
CANADA . . .. WEDNESDAY, lot Dec.
oREECF WEDNESDAY, 801 December.
FRANCS WEDNESDAY. 15th Dec.
Rata of Postage 16,12, I:5, and 17 Guineas; Return lictets, 24
Oia nem The comist of ensue.), PAAAIMIIIIM specially tan-
talised, tne ace mon dation being un.urpasse formate, light,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare £6, including an abundance
of Fresh Provisi,na Passengers forwarded trot New York to
Rooton and Plutniel,bia without extra cha.ae. Cheap Through
Blokiugs to all the principal Town. tri Clattaa• and the United
State,
I For peo.evi slyly to THE NATIONAL NTRAWSHIP
EoIIPANY (L wiled 21, Wattestrevt, Livenaoi ; Surni,
SUSDirI. WI CO.. Aketitr, 33, (karat lourch-s• rect. London ; Or
to MARKT 11. Ilawr, Auction Mart, lindport ; 050102 F.
licaromi„ Sotolvartet. Crewkerne ; JANES Woes, Warlock,
Somerset :Or to A. It VICAR., aitay.n.ad. Fah,
Pasientert are advise' to WWI, air Pvt./tea from the
Glad Agenta tsfort leaving home.

_ ALLAN LINE.
SHORTEST
••
a OCEAN PASSAGE
e • _NO AMERICA.
, - - of Twenty
- - Fin.t-Claas Royal Mall
Stamen.
SAILING DAYS--from LIVERPOOL. cvery TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA. awl every ALTERNATE TUES.
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Yammerer,
on esay terms to all parts of CANADA and the min.=
STATES.
Suet-con and Stewardemes provide,' free for all clams of
Passenger&
Paw.engere who secure their Ticket.; before losojiw home
.re met at the Railwo Stmion in Li. erpool all Appoilittd
%gent of the Company. who takm charge of them LIMB they
co on Ikarl tne Steamer
The Canadian Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the AILS," LINE.
For Rates of Freight or Passage, apply to ALLAN itanrlllUtit
and en., elcsayeict itundiap, Jamem-atreet. Li,erpool : or to
F. 11Nowaigo, 43, High Kam-atreet, Isweliester ; J ASldnuloN,
19, East-street, aouth 11. M Mims, Salisbum-street,
Illandfonl
TEA! TEA ! ! TEA ! !
rrHE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
I. Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
'FHB CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalled at 2a per lb.
rr H E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine flavour.
rll HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured fiat-growth Kalsow.
T lIE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and beet in England.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, front laical Agents.

23, IRONMONGER LANE, LONDON.
Wiz OLD HOUSE)
JOHNSTON'S
CORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR.
It is rich in flesh-forming and heat.giving properties,
and when boiled with milk affords complete and per.
feet nourishment for children and persods of -weak
digestion. It in delicious for Puddings, Cludaeda,
Illancmange. Ac.

FOR ALL THE USES OF THE FINEST
ARROWROOT,
BROWN AND POLSON'S
CORN FLOUR
HAS TWENTY TSARS' WORLD•WIDE IMPUTATION,
AND IS A HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE OF
CONSTANT UTILITY.
CAUTION.—Other Corn flours, pretending to impossible
merits, are sometime:l Nupplied instead of Bane/7g and
Poksox's, for the sake of extra profit.

li u, i 174 fl ; li PI i'S 1 Aisle-v.IJ, !ILI*
, .
M ONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Mann
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St,. Thomas-et:est,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after
noels excepted.
On Thursdays he may he consulted at Mr.
WIIE tVLEV.s, Itoottnaker, High-street, Poole, frost
2to I leen. On Saturdays, at Mr. Wooistrin'o, Con-
fectioner, Cornhill. Ibirebester, from 2 to 4 p.m.
HEALTH! STRENGTH !! ENERGY 111
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—
The most ealetaiele awl reliable strengthening com-
pound ever oilier.' to the public. It ia always the 14100,
sena contains chemically pure Quinine and Iron in •
definite proportion, leleneleel in • careful manner to ensure
the fullest effect of both. It is owe anti prescribed by
many medical men, and is coutidently rec.,. 1111 l tended in
all cases where strength and general improvement of
health is necessary. :bad everywhere ley chemists is
capsule:a bottle' containing 32 deem 4.. eel., next size Ils.,
and stone jars, containing nearly itix lis. tied bottles, at Va.
each. .
PEPPER'S QUININE - A-ND IliON—feiNlC
1 -1. Purities and Enriches the Bleed.
EPIPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
rfStreagthens the Nerves and Muscular System.
EPPER'S QlliNiNE AND IRON TONIC
promotes Appetite and improves Digestion.
13EPI'ER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
.1. &etiolate' the Spirits and Mental Faculties.
PER PER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
in scrofula, Wasting Diamieele„ Neuralgia, Sciatica
Inddigestion. Flatulence, Weakness of the Respiratory
°reams. Ague. Fevers of all kinds.
pTR'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
for Delicate Female* and Weakly Ailing Children,
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
1 thoroughly Recruits and Re-establishes the Goners'
Bodily Health. Is sold by chemists everywhere, in
capsuled bottles 4s. eel., in bottles 11.., awl in stone jars
22.5. each. Be sore the name, &dares,' and trade mark of
John Pepper, :27, Tottenham Veurt-ruad, London is on the
laid. Any chemist will procure it to order.
-
PEPPER'S WIIITE COUGH MIXTURE
is the most reliable, speedy, and agreeable cure for
Coughs, Cd' ads, Actions, Bronchitis, Consumption, and all
Diseases of the Lungs, and Air Passages. It is soothing
mid comforting in its action, and quite different front
ordinary cough remedies. Bottles Li. lid. and 2s. 9d.
Sold by all cheinista.
TIELLAR'S BUNION PLASTERS.—Boxes
-EY la. ltd. and 2s. Ikl. each.
ri ELLAR'S CORN PLASTER S.—Boxeo
lit.. lid. and 24. 91. each. The Corn Plasters are •
certain cure fur liard or It l'po. pl: : the Bunion PUMA=
a proved remedy for Bunke' awl Enlarged Toe Joint.
Sold by all chemists.
nRACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE.
I-, —By indent this deliciotts Aromatic Oentrifice, the
enamel of thee Teeth becomes white, soul polished lilte
Ivory. It is exceolingly fragrant, and specially useful for
removing incrustation* of tartar or neglected teeth.
Sold by all chemists. Pete Is. and 2e. 6d. each. (Get
CracrofFe).
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN TIIE EARS, &c.—
Dellar's Essence for Deafness has proved an extra-
ordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cures, and
is strongly recommended ley thousands who have derived
' benefit. It is quite harmless. Sold in bottles is, lid. and
hi. 9d. each, by all chemists.
T OCKVER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORE.-
Li will completely restore in a fow days grey or premst
timely light hair to its original colour without the slightest
chance of injury The Hair Restorer irl one if the lie •
• ever offered for sale ; it effects its object satisfacterily iny_
' few glars. Producing a perfectly natural colour: thoroughlf
I cleanses the heal from scurf, and callsvol the growth o•
new hair. It is Wail everywhere by chemists and hair
dressers in large bottles at IS. 1/1. each. Be cure to
obtain Loamy'. s Sulphur Hair Restorer.
EI.ECTILICITY IS LIFE
P V I.VERMACII ER'S PAT I:NT
GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
BArrEitiEs. RECENTLY I '.II4IOYED.
s 1 wowed by the Arndenn/ of .11e.brioe of Parte and otter
No I ical 4 tallwrit,ex is Ettglan.l aloft abroad.
These Mcliew Electric Applimwes, though used
externally, have an interned aeteon ; and, owing to
the phyaitangieal, Physical, and elle 11l i 111 l effects of
the Eleetreeity whieh they gently awl permanently
impart to the aystem, (Lev promote eligestion, circula-
tine,. caul uutrition, therclev assisting Nature in her
efforts to rodent tile normal I.:plane° id health and
rigour ins eleleilitateel constitution.
Electricity, thee prime actor in the pronesu of life,
pervades all lit ins °et:mimes. awl its ielentity with
nerve force is no roliferteire, hut A positive scientific
fart,
.known to all eerie.' in the leeching of Electro-
phystology. Consequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
Local Debility, awl rarities Function el I)beerier., time
result of electrical eletieietery, the above Appliances
are Nature's iiit congenial and reliiiiile comedy, NI
jam provol ley the sneers* of the past At rears.
Recent impreventetets also enahle sufferers to benefit
from the vast nenetive powera of these aself•applicable
galvanic appliances to a warn. snot dry state.
MR. I'ITI.VEIENIACIIEIt would call attention to
the following, among the many eminent, scientific,
awl other Teetimoniala to the value eif his inientione,
'pinned ley the elite of the meelical 1/I•lnalninn, an •
recoolition of then, great improvements.
"We, the underaigneel, have touch pleasure in
"Datifying that .1. 1.. PuLVERSACHER'S recent Du-
" provements in his Voltaic Batteries and lilaleanki
"Appliallren for Ifeelieel Purposes are of great Du-
" portant* to Scientific Medicine, soul that be is
"entitlal to thee consideration and aupport of every
"one oisposed to farther the advancement of real sod
" useful progress.
" 'ldol the iith day of March, Ifititi."
Cnaahes latcoce
(Bart, F.lte %P., Physician to lI.M. the QUM*.
Wl4. FEROIWIN
Wart, F.R S., late Surgeon to 11.31. the Queen).
Hussy HOLLAND
(Bart., 11. D., F.ILS., Physician to N.M. the
Queen).
J. RAN•LII MARTIN
(Bart., I'll, M. 1).. F. 11.14.) d.e. ete.
DR. C. II AN Itr IgI.D JONES, F. R C I'. P. R.S.
physician to ras Mary's Flespital, under 41.40 Marcg
If). 153 i, in a • Aar Teeti 1111 l nial a* alove, adels—
" I ant sadistic' that he is an honest, earnest,
e- labourer in the tielel of science. soul I think that he
"deservea to meet with every erecouragement from
" the Profession and from scientific men."
The Bona-Fiele Evidence id the efficacy of these
appliances is aupplementnd by the following paragraph
recently found in tha standard work (p. 76, Ma) of
Joan Elsa, M.D., Clinical I'm/fervor of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati :-
It. theme cases where it is ellotirable to produce •
continuous current of galvaniam and without the
Intervention of conductors or electrolea, there is no
instrument superior to Pulvenneusher's Improved
Galvanic Chains. . . . These chains are very useful
In many nervous dimrders,
Muscular Debility Aphonia Ithemnatiam
Ileiniplegis Epilepsy i I lyapepsia
Pearalysie Torpid Liver I Paraly.eis (Bladder)
Centred Paralysia Asthma ',Chorea
Spinal Paralysis Amenorrhoea 'impotency
Neuralgia 14VaineliiirTlitna Writer's 4:ramp
Sciatica ;Spinal irritation Hysterical Cretins
Stiff Joints Nervous Debility and Contractions
Hysteria ;Constipation ,Loss of Smell
Hysteric Paralysis Deaf nee.se(Nerv's.) lass of Tate. Ise"
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HUNTING A.lll^ol N 131 IS.
Mr. !Way Use Hounds- Thursday, King firuve-at 11.
l'attisafek Hounds - Tuesday (chi. day), lox and
Hounds, Cattistock ; Friday, Kast i'..iiiptou-at
East Dorset 11 Is-Tueniay (this day), Enfunt gate:
Thursday, lloughtomwood; Saturday, Kingston Lacey-
at 11.
Igaektuuor Vale llouhila-Tuesday (this day). Wedhill.
Ifate FriilaY, Cauuttle Marsh ; Saturday', 12:-."...heyi,
Ly Mord -at 11.
Tile CATTIaTOCK 110VMAII,
TUE 0.0,ti.t...* limits Met at Laisaton Herring ii
Friday. The owner of the w•tate -Mr. W. "pink-. "I
Crealterne. had Wended entertaining the hunt at br.•di•
fast but ass unexpectedly ealled to the south ut /ranee
lay the HMO,: ci hi, 8888 ; Imteeter. he elarMoted Lye
hospitable duty to iii. tenant, Mr..lidoi Marsh, of 114:1,er
Farni, LitilAton Ilerring, and a mod ,fitidactory spread
%AA provided, affording MI aimmyle tortilica against the
weather. Itreakia.t over, the sport id the day IPegite.
Alter drawing two eoserta Idatak an trotted to flew
NMI Weed a lox that gas e I. a 1,1tt1i1.4 plsilk of liter ari
hour. Ile drorVe. doWI.I L. 3 10 0,4, .44.1k,with1.l,il; itchi
struck away 1.0 the sidelings hear Iluehlatiri et.o.eit ti
he turned and went up the sale, crass.' the
Ituddeu, Ilawsed Mr. lieu., veered to tie
rattled through berry eoli,e and Angels witlay•laril,i.,-.ug
into War-wood, a here we killed, alter one liner at me
minutes over a stilt country.

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BIRTHS.
November 12, at North Alitiagmo, bridport, the wife of Mr.
Thom. Jannis Vivian. of • ,latianter.
...ember .6, at I.rdapect-tdaeu, Forthitu'e Well, rortla.l,
the *Mu of Captain T. Elliott of a tlau.ghter.
November Is, et West Mills, Bridnort, the wile of Mr LI.
thoisford, of a daughter.
Nuvetuber IS, at Wool, the wife a Mr. 11, A. Futile, coa2e
builder, West iiiiii ster lsnidun of a win.
November 21, at Luligdeet, l'oult, the wile uf Mr D. Moose it.
of • ion
November 21, at I nylon, lb., wile of Mr Henry Potai., 3 1.. 'LOA
ul a eon
November 22, at Sunlit Cottage, Tarrant Rushton, the eh
of Mr Jesion, ...lirestopiter, of a datmliter.
November 23 at South w ale illowse, Ihreliesiter, the site,/
Mr. • Reed Pope., solicitor, .4 • son.
November 23, stt Maddock, Hie wife of Mr J.Air, t.... t'
daughter.
November 11, at Uremintoor Villa, Bournemouth, the ade .4
Mr. U. 11. -,..11.11 .1 • soh.
Not ember 21, at Iflandfunl, the wife of Scr,;emit-lostruor
Fitzpatrick, of a sell.
November 26, at IMandford, the site of Mr. W. Mantel, 11,
Ii".
November!.,, at the Antelope Tat,. Lioratestcr, ttia ..ei "
Mr. W. Dunniug, of a son.
MARRIAGES
November 17, at Ilainpreetun, by the Rev T. Patsy, Mattis,
George 1t.,..,, of Yeutil, to Emily, seedid daughter ot ur 11.
Wareham, of it le,norn„.
Not umber Id, at St. Mary's Church, lalingtoii, by the I:ev Mr
Luring, Heady Ilallett, or tier. Regis., liorad, to flatlet Eau.
only daughter .4 air Joloi Balls, 11buoiford.
Nouember 20, at Whiteebureh, by the lb.v. J. et lill. • '4
C10na1...4i, Mr. Frederic* Log, of lolpudelle, to Nardi .5••,,.
uol.b daughter of Mr Jusieph Kingsbury, of w liitte..ani.
bound.
NoVelubcr ti, at lime Church, by the Rev W. tarn,', Mr
11 c ousels, to ill.. S. Ilarris, dauglitor of Mr N. ii.trfl.. 'I
IllVAdbol.ll,ury, Ihvon.
November 23,5 t Aeklasu,by the Rev W. t! i inglimi, fret .t.• I
Ringliani. illeleoitthe, Dora:blare, aabitled try the rt, .‘ 1.
Wright and Cro Pet. E. l'ho.l..,wortfi, I ...i.t.6, .5. F. I.
.."11^1.t.. ,*".., "g M. F. Wrikht, Kaf., .4 Hinton Meech Ma. r.
aosiereetanist, to Cotiatainv: Charlotte, young,t dangt.t r I
the Ilev. tieorge Iliodkr, .4 Aeklaiii 1141, York,leire •
Novetuber 24, in nalisburt- Cathedral, by the I,N 1;,!.••. .
d.tii-bury tub* the llon.asol Rev AttalLate aa-zgo, th ~• '
I. u).ilis W. roaithho, Chaplain to the Bishop, to lit' In .
Barbara C. Legge, daughter of the late Earl .4 'tarter oat..
~,veutber 24, at ILloldwidaunit Lliureli, by the Ito. 6 ''
Danvers, Mr. 'r..u. Henry Bartlett, of liaturneutoutt, ,
C.:mitotic, youngist ilauglitcr of Mr. John Irardey . .4 W '...".
tun.
Nov. r' at tit. Mary Abbot's, Kelianiston, Jana.
1t0.141e, of l'eisibrilge Farm, faired, to Margaret INA,''
eller daughter iii the late W. d. Sktate.
DEATHS.
November 15, at blollowgiate ik,rraeha, Gissigove, seotlat,...
Robert Bartlett, .1 the 1311 i I.ight odaotry, a,:ed 28 .s• ~*.
Y..ultinat eon of Elias and Ella, Barnett, West hili,lit .-•
deeply rr,,,retted by his friends, "dicers and e aisrade..
November 17, at Truelove, south Wales, 11.1,1 All akcpia,3
Thomas, youtigett ....f Mr Itobert Vat or., of k,voit ..,.
aged 20.
Not euslmr Is, at Chesterfield llottee, Weymouth. Mr. J .b•
Kent, of Want Chald.....Me'l 'A
November 111, whilst on a visit to her stepson, Mr T. .a..."•
01 Tii,ltyquad, Wersioullt, Mary Smag,, aijo,.. of 0, Is.,
Henry Snook, Ese., of Mere, Wiltshire.
November lit, atLviiictinsir, . 114110.10114 Italy Aura, JO 0.
Mr. W. Morris, late Ceylon Civil Service.
November 21, at Milburn., St, Andrew, Mrs Jane Pule. ei'i
55.
November 21, at Stalbridge Rectory, Dorset, Sarah Ita et,
for timely 40 vewn a faithful berth tarot ao Ibb,urt 3 Wri
trusted frieral in the bousehokl .4th, flee lir l'hillifo,balo.r*
Of Ilan, lel, flutist:, Woreveter, wad oath:thou Clear 'f hilusers.
don, Sonserest.
NUVClllbelf 12, at lilionlionl, Pester Kane, a ife of grille',
Rue, aged 54.
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