The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-03-06 00:00:00

fREGIsTEGED AT THE GENERAL POST OMER 'OR TRANSJIDISION .ARROAD.

DORCHESTER MARKET.
AtESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
announce that their NEXT FORTNIGHTLY
BILE of Fat Stock, Horse.. Carriage., Implements,
ke., will be held on SATURDAY, 11AUCH 10th,
IN(j).
PRESENT IN MILS.
31 Fat Oxen and Heifers.
6 Bitrreners.
8 Cows and Heifers with Calves.
pare-bred two-yearmld Hereford Bull.
Handsome two-year-old Devon Bull, bred from the
Heed 01 Mr. J. Brooks, of Briniaimore Tree.
50 Fat Down Wetban.
40 ditto ditto.
30 ditto ditto.
301$ Down Malden Ewen,
5 Fat Down Btags.
11 Prim* Fat Ewes, about JO lbs. pee quarter.
Brown Cart Yore, 7 years old.
No. Mare, 8 years old, 15 handss mound, good in
saddle and harness.
2 Maki/ads and Stands.
Gig—Log Cart.
me Cow Stock and Sheekiiii. sent to the Cala*
Yartet, and blovett and Jok Use Repouitopp.
adjoining the " Mose of bre, lay 10 ci
in the morning. The AUCTIONF.rIIB would leoummend
pemas at a ,11.tance to sena Stock and Horses the day
before. Stablina and keep for Horses and Stock sent
the day before, or remaining over until next Sale, pro-
vided at moticrate charges.

THIS DAY.
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DOLES HILL PLANTATION,
2 Hiles from Paddletown, 1 i from Paddlehinton, and
8 from Dorchester.
-
MR. FREDERICK FOOT will Sell by
Auction, at Us* above-named Plantation. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 6th. IBtio.-30 LOADS of
011Pitill LARCH and SPRUCE POLES, 2 LOADS
of ASH ditto, and shoat 1,800 FAGGOTS from the
same. In convenient Lot..
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock.

CLIARBIINSTER MILLS,
NEAR DORCHESTER.
Auction of a Capital Grey CART MARE, 6 years, sound
and staunch • an excellent Bay PONY, 5 years,
mound T 8-eeore FAT PIGS • a 2-bore, WAGON,
nearly rkam metal ; Glg sad Oart Harem ;
Boddie sad ; 2 Flimpb of CIDER; sundry
MILL UnNIIILIi ; HOOIIIEHOLD roaNnvlis.
sad other mirdletaeoterls.
PREDMRICIE vr ee is directed by
.11 Mr. W. HALL, (who is about to quit the above
Mills). to SELL the above-named Property by Auerton,
on WEDNESDAY, the 214 day of MARCH, 1860.
Full Particulars are given in Handbills, which may
be obtained at the place of Sale, or of the ACCTII/NRER,
Dorchester.
Sale to eonottenee at One o'clock.
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE.
WAi.nNtMuint:iye:tch orfsetthue zriiinascire To
se wns
he
neighbonring Counties of Somerset, Hants, and Devon,
RESIDENT LOCAL EDITORS and REPORTERS
for the Dorset Vomit, Express.
Preference will be given to Persona of position and
influence, who would be willing to devote their best
services to the Interests of the Paper; and who, by a
union of talent, vigour, and perseverance, would render
the department of the Express under their charge
superior, in respect of copioustiras and accuracy of local
information, to any other Journal in the West of
Eligible and competent persons will he treated with
on liberal Terms.
Apply to the EDITOR. ChUrCh-street, Dorchester.
FOR SALE,
AT HUTell I NOS AND CO.'S,
COACHMAKERS, DORCHESTER,
AHANDSOME PONY CARRIAGE, in
excellent Condition, built by JONES. of South-
ampton ; • set of PLATED HARNESS, and a
capital DARK BROWN GELDING. seven years old,
about 14 hands high,warrtutterl sound, and quiet in har-
ness, has been driven by a Lodi.
A nearly new FOUR-WHEEL DOG CART, built
by ANDREWS. of Southauipton : and a set of BRASS-
MOUNTED HA RN EsS.
A net of BRASS-MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS.
A Unlit Minsle-Roet CROYDON BASKET PONY-
CARRIAGE. with Lining and Leather Apron. Cost
Eti. Present price, 12 Guineas.

EDUCATION.
_—
GLOUCESTER HOUSE, ESPLANADE
WEYMOUTH—CLOSE TO THE SEA.
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MISS E L STACE receives the Daughters
of Gentlemen, and offer* the advantages of
first-clus Education, combined with careful guidance
and domestic comfort. The Daughters of the Clergy
se conoderably reduced payments.
Ladies may enter by the Month, for change of air.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
lIIHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
.11. beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now SELLING CO.IL .u. under
At their Yard at Furdiaytum :
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 2.1.
At the Great Western Raihrast Mations .--
Maiden
Ygewton. Dorchester
Best Radstoch Coal 104 d. 104.1.
Small ditto
Ituabon Coal ls. 2.1. Is. 2.1.
Hullo ditto ls. lid. Is. lid.
Tesiby Stone Coal . • la. lid.
Cull.,
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT fot
MAN CRE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very bed ROMAN. PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ge.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed ; within three 00, nths, 10.1. per ton ; but if
not paid for at the eapiration of three wonting, no dis-
count will be allowed.
tite Ihiseitystsh COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, tic., lee., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will he deli% ered, if requirod, at any dig•
tette..., on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Hotoss, the
Company". Manager, Fordingtou, Dorchester, will have
inimediate attention.
January Ist, DIM

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
141 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Public that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At the Sorth.Westera Station—
Best Walls End Coale 255. per Ton.
Small Ditto. for Smiths ... ... 20s. "
Best Tenby Stone Coal ... 30e. "
At the Great Weatens Station—
Maiden Newton. Dominator.
Best Itadstock ... 17s. lid. lis
Small ditto ... ... • lls: Pd. Ills. 81.
Best Bullo 22e. Gil.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Orders received by Mr. F. town, Post Office, or by
Mr. Itotwirr HILL, at the 0. W. Station, will be
punctually attended to.
Dorchester, Nov. Ist, 1850.

HISTORIES OF PUBLISHING HOUSES. Free for one stamp.
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A HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF LONG-MAN Physician, which supersialis r,ilieely the tibstll.l Mil
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GROCERS, awl. 01711.7. W.

GENERAL GROCERY AND
PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH BAST ST RIM?, DOACHESTEII.
LE GROVES, in returning Thanks to
th 171 Ce
Inhabitants of Dorchester and its Neigh-
bourhood for the kind Patronage bestowed upon hint
since he has been in Business, begs to state that be
has RECEIVED a FRESH SUPPLY of the beet
description of
GARDEN AND OTHER SEEDS,
which be can warrant to be of the denuded Quality.
Catalogues can be obtained on application.
Dorchester, February 22, 18110.

£20,000 FOR ONE POUND.
LOTTERY Authorized and Guaranteed by
IA Government. Apply to FREDERICK SINTZ,
Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine; or Letters ad.lrossed
to him at St. Swithin's Lane, London, E.C., will
be duly forwarded. Prospectus Gratis.

or During the time the ANALYTICAL SANITAMY
COMMISSION was in Session, the tatty Oreen Tea of
(Ansa growth which they found free from. the weal
Welsh powdered colours leaf obtained, by them, from
Honiiistan & Co.'s imports lying at the Locale's
Doeks.—See the " Commissioners' Official Report,"
(pave 319), published hp Longman*.
"ALWAYS 000 D ALIKE."
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
THE LEAP NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
4,ITRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
1.3 " always yowl alike, "—the early gathering,—is
obtained by 1101INIMAN it Co. having it in this pure unco-
loured shale, fur by disallowing the usual powdered
colour ow all they import, Om Chinese cannot possibly
disymitte anut pass 4to them any brown withered leaves
without certain detection.
H Assam. writing " Ois the General Teas of Coss-
,.terra" remarks, " When at the Docks. I obtained Teas
from insny Cargoes, and found both the Meeks and
Greens front Horminon's and Co.'s Imports I. be per.
betty gradate on! of ;poet aoot,ty, the Greens had
none of the blueish for,my found on other Teas, they
sahiibit • dull olice hue, and being thuspare are per.
feel 'p wholesome.
Exclusively in PACKETS. Sold by AGENTS ONLY,
In every town. Prices, 35. 6•1., 45., and 4s. 44. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster
Bridport
&animater
Man,lford ...... Glyde.
&re &pis
Verne Abbas
Crumborae (lark.
rreortertie
Chord
DoRtIIESTftiR Fuotai, H Easy-STRICT.
(lilting/inn Edgar, Post-Office.
Henstridye
Pursell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme
Dunster, Broad-Street.
AfeNtryOstamssi Palmer.
Poote
Sherhlese
Sas/bridge
Shaftest;ory
Bennett, High-Street.
WEY.IIOUTII Cole' St. Mary -Street.
in ierhass
Wisst.orne
Wiaterhourne
Kingston kiatchell.
Trued

ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
TAR ART UNION OF OREAT BRITAIN.
Under the Sanction of Her Majesty's Host
Honourable Privy Council.
First Prize, Painting, value £l5O.
Second " " £lOO.
with 98 other Picture Prizes, from £5 to £75 each.
DRIZEHOLDERS have the privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from any Public
Exibibition in Great Britain or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prizes there will he
about MO other Prizes, consisting of Engravings, Sta-
tuettes, Busts, Vases, ko., in Parien, Terra Cotta, and
Br wise.
Tickets.—Priee Owe Shilliop,—each ticket entitling
the holder to one chance in the drawing, may be had
from all the principal Printsellers, 11 usic and Book-
sellers, and frost the offier of this paper; or they will
be forwarded direct by the Secretary on receipt of an
enelvelope (stamped and directed) together with postage
stamps or pust.ofEce order fur the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
X.), Princess Street, Manahester.

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES,
CELEBRATED Volt THEIR GREAT STRENGTH
AND FINE AROMATIC FLAVOUR.
TO ensure a really rich and delicious beverage,
use these choice Coffees, their excellent qualities
have lung been known and appreciated throughout the
entire Kingdom. Sold in Canisters and Airtight Pack-
ages, from 2 us. to 2 lbs., at Is., Is. 44.; and Is. Bd.
per lb.
PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
consists of a combination of pure, rich, and choice
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength, and
full devour. and strongly reconnoentled as a truly good
and economical Tea. Sold in packets of from 2 or. to
I lb.
AGENTS in this District :
IN)RCHFSTER J. FROM/, Chemist.
PP Mrs. BROWNING, High East-st
Axminster E. Wills, Stationer.
Bridport Huddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blandford J. Hebb's, Tea Dealer.
Bere Regis J. 11. Mundell, Grocer.
Chard J. Newton, Printer.
Child Okeford C. Streets, Grocer.
Gillingham J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
Ilenstritige R. Rogers, Bookseller.
Poole H. Hicks, High-street.
0. Nese.; Penny, Merchant.
Portland W. Cox, Spring Gardens.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winchester-street.
Sherborne G. Gummy, Half-moon-street.
Shaftesbury G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse
Weymouth A. Ellery, fligh-street.
PP S. Croker, 18, Park-street.
Wilton J. Hopkins, West-street.
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
Wincanton, E. Gilbert.
Yeovil I Perry, South-street.
Yetaninster THayward, Grocer.
IMPORTANT AGENCY.
JOHN CASSELL Is Co. are ready to appoint Agents
in every Town or District that is not fully occupied.
Terms sent free by post.—Address JOUX C.usass.i. it
SO, FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON.

DONALD DUNCAN'S CELEBRATED
PURE SCOTCH MALT WHISKIL7I. In con-
sequence of the increased demard in England for these
splendid Whiskies, DONALD DUNC.AIi has OPF.NED
an ESTABLISHMENT at 5, BURLEIGH STREET,
STRAND, W.C.
ROYAL BALMORAL WHISKY, • very fine mild
and mellow Spirit, 15e. per gallon.
The PRINCE'S USQUEBAUGH, • much-admired
and delicious Spirit. IN.. per gallon.
DONALD DUNCAN'S celebrated REGISTERED
D.Lk WHISKY, of extraordinary quality and age, as
supplied to many thousands of private familiar, to the
principal Club., Hotels, ice., fix., in Scotland and Eng-
land, tds. per gallon.
' Two gallons, and upwards, of either of the above sent
to ally part, Ic Sample forwarded for twelve postage
stamps. Terins—t'ash. ostlers from the country must
contain
.a Post-oflice order.
Burleigh•stroet, Strand, London, W.O

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NOTICE TO AOItICULTURISTS.
-
JEWELL'S CHEMICAL MANURE
WoItKS. Bone Crie.'lite Mills, end Oil Cake
Stores, N 1., ESI,II N(,, near SOL:T:1 AII MON .
ESTABLIMIED 14 YEARS.
S. JEWELL, in milieiting the continuance of the
favours of his 1111111ertilla Agricultural Friend, anti the
Public, begs to call their special attention to Ids
FLESH AND BONE 31ANCRES,
Manufactured exiiresely as a Top Dressing for Wheat
Barley, Oats, and Grass ; also for Mangold Wurtzel
which gave entire satisfaction to all those Gentlemen
who favoured hini with their patronage hut year.
S. J.'s Superphosphate of Lime, which has always
stood among the first in the Markets throughout Hants,
Wilts, ttoreet, tiosset, and the Isle of Wight, will be
found equal to it. fanner high reputation for its genuine
quality.
Always on hand a very large Stock of Bone, namely,
Half-Inch Bones and Bone Dust, among whieb are no
Foreign Hellen.
All other Manures of known value constantly kept in
stock.-A Cargo of 2011 Tons of Agriculture' and Rock
Salt.
S. J. is now delivering to Agriculturist, only his
Orange Globe Mangold Wurtzel Seed, grown by himself
last year, and which he warrants to be genuine. .
Orders addressed to the Works, or given personally to wry ....ern .I;.;• a 2.
himself, or Mr INEDSMICIS KINU, shall meet with in ii:',,l Ii eel. .. .; ~ , 11. 51.11•.-i• I :;.. :: it.
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stant and niost careful ettention. 1,...„, • .7.rit.... !• :. ;•• II Is i., . S. ~ - •
S. JEWELL, Bone Crusher, and Chemical Manure
SPECIAL attention is requested to Benson's -I
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Merchant and Manufacturer, Xi:Kati:so, near SuCTII- Wiiiii••,r 1, .. :i; ,I. , . I •
AMPTON. new Illustrated P....plata 4.1. Wat,lica (post free
Agent for Doredester and Neitihkourkood :Mr for two s.taiiiiis). It contains a full descendent of every somo ottot .11 lo 11 :.. • t•Littli. r. eLARK.
DANIEL READ. Grove Buildings, Diircheater ; and eim.truttion iif watch new insole, prefusely illustaiteit ... ,-...e.'. ar. ;1 .*. c
Mr. W. DEWIUNET Jun., Chalinington Farm, Cattistock with drawing% with their variona prim,. important "di...o' .. a 0 ''''' ..n '''..tY ' Dr. ia...ne. -tar_ for the petitioner, moved for an
__-- informatiou as to the Wateli to buy, Kiel Imw to tra it ,
.I"'"''''''''' • • '' '- - ••' ~'"'-'""" 1.11. r Up,. 11,- it splelent to submit to eno.-examMa•
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By its aid per us living in Sc. ti oh Ireland, Wale.. iir ''''''''
T. Y. TULLOCH,
11L,15 I et,: 1.,...-.4..r.
...Mt 1 ..r. o .... (.. .... IPV •••••: •• •••••1,1: 1,1.1 ‘,.. .• .. 10,1.41 for at aaaaaaa ty re ode nf eli fr. The wife
any part of the king .loin, cuede with the gteatest
WHOLESALE AND RET AIL TEA DEA LER• certainty the Watch best adapted to their use. Every mei We.i.loilitlsl,2ll ~.11..,,, ......,e., 1......1..1.pr, 18,4, ' Char.:v.: °gait. ,t 10111 all i11e,.1111.1 Of *Wilt krl.ollo a year,
al -. or stl tor . ii Ii Alt vrtaidaihnient and race horses at Epsom, a
GROCER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Wateh ia warranted. and sent free and safe by post on ---- " - -- ' -- - --•--
'ttofa re i e recen us tune . , i.: sir:meat:Lei I.: ...1 1••• (.) . ies.i Mille. :did a 1.41-Ze amount of money owed to him my
(Agent to the European and Culonial Wine Companya vari.m. permi,,, fur which he held security. In hie
BENSON'S LADY'S Vi '.T( Exquisite artistic ig0a,,,,, ~i.l ...t, r, D.g.L.A.0,•,- & IP, ..
BEGs most respectfully to call the attention i answer he adtatitted that lie had been in pie•ACKsion of
feeling in ornamentation and perfection of islociaaniana." , tad.. 1 a 1.: , . 3ssit I. 1:. 2 rs. 1.. • : thtt property. hut said it Itad all been mortgaged in
of the Inhabitants •,.f lanumitsom atul the __aa„,.„r„„ 1,0„0. : N..re tuber las:. and he had no income at present but an
neighb°nrln'd to hi' large and well'"eleated 81.4142 K '-'1 Silver- Ito -fli "liineat. I;,•I.I sh. 50 wllilltlts ! 1.,,10b5. • '''.'. 11‘.-. s'.
1',1.‘;'.-.. ;1'1.; 11.4..., 1..; 4., '...' siloWallee of ES a week mule to him by his principal
fine-flavoured 'l' E. A ti, freoloroasted C 0 F I.' E E li, ' - " ' " • a • - k : •
BENSON'S LS IiNTLEIII AN'S NV %T( II All that , in.-di:or.
SUGARS, ke., at the Prices quoted beluw ; and to Salis:mr, arr .. i 1 1.. •.. :: .. ::.
can he ileoired in finial., taate..oel desi.tii.”--C;44r. Dr. Ph3limore. Q.C., for the respondent, opposed the
Legere his numenius friends that no effort aliall be . P• •i.aiti. ~ .. .... ia it I.• .2 :... : '
SiiVer, 3to 50 guineas. Gehl, E. to 100 guineas. • ...mere:mum eii ; ..... 1.0 ___ . _
wanting on his part to merit • continuance. of their kind . a.. a ::•• mation. The aulatance of the answer was that InOctober
patronage and sulmort. BENSON'S LEVER W ST( ES. -" Leave mailing Ili', "•"'d • - 7 I.' 11 4' 'l'2l .. 21 ,:... li.. i (My Letler. Na. 4. wad iie on ••rie High Price i ii
.w.t. -at: rt.s.pmsJesst Isecause so embarrassed in his circular/
TEAS. e, a Osene -
,to lei ilretred but the tummy to bay them with " ." ' - '''' •2:... a .••• t 47/ lof Slim ii ;ane it itint Oc sa, and, how ta take stances that an executhm was i..ued againet bini. mid he
, s7rise al3 120 . 3 313
S. tl. s. d. Slaw/tint. . I'''''' ; th....at 71, ' .. „ , ~ , , '2 j A proper stiv.sat.... • ..ii•..l , wa, in dsrger ef arrest ; that he C. 41 not have parted
Black 1 Green Tea 3ri , Silver, 4to 30 guineas. Gold, 7to 50 guineas. w. ra,,, . , .7:.9 t. 2 I:. ! ........----- - -..., 'is itlk lilt pruperty except at a great aacrifice, and that I.. Rough C'ongou - ~. ; :.7 9 :... :: :, 1 1 apelleal to a gentleman, who consented to advance
Good Strung Ditto l4 . Gunpowder 3 8 Watch without teiying an exorbitant price.”-- Duda wara'ss " - 93' II -I'4 ` .. aoSo 3 c.l :. t, . 1.17.154) to pay up the premiums upon his policies of
Very Superior Ditto I 8 ' Fine Ditto 4 0 Teligraph. la First awl nts-ond eht, ists.eligers cali i55iv1...11.1.•11 sl Sl. • insurance and other prtasiug elainis upon having as secu-
Excellent Souchoug 40 1 Very Superior Ditto 5 0 Silver, 2to 8 guineas, Gold, sto 20 guineas. at 0..... a. to prevettl olltald• by the 113.30 Mel 11- Somali- ---- • rity an asaigii.mint of all hie real and peromal estate.
41111,0•1.. , Ile sahmit.ted that this was a autficient mime,.
COFrEES. Agent,. for India-Messrs. Grin.llav au Co., Cal- fri w. a .
ler ie. tram rims fnllll 15..11.1.e. ter te Wrj,illortll 011 • ; His Lordollip aaid the i•eliouilts were very complicated,
Ceylon I 0 j Mocha i 8 cutta ; Nevin.. Sinith, Taylor, and Co„„ 11,1/1/1/3' 1 : SW:days alliljnorelai. eh.). . __ _
I and he muet take time to leak tutu them.
Fine Plantation 1 4 1 Finest Ditto
BOYNTON r. iIIirNTON
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RAW AND REFINED SUGARS. bleearc Le Page stud ro:, I.:lirsry. Calcutta, of whom , - ----- - I •
satuplalets can be attained. Orders with remittances , . 2 "r•a, wi,..., tile emit- Dr. Spieks (with wl was Mr. Keane) moved for •
Haws, 40., 5d., and llad. per lb.; Refined, lid., Gil, /in il. - , , ~ , . direct ; I ,• :.: ,i--, ;, ai rule Nisi for a new trial in this case on the ground that
t il. ing as. extra tor postage), a1....11.1 be mut is
and 7.1. per lb. ...,• , ~, ~/..,, , 1 !.. ~.. ,-, ~,., ~ r. ~, i iie venliet upon the i4Alle of er.Wity was against evidenee
Mr thiough ally of the above firm.) to J. W. it naon•a , .
With the above will be found a very large Stock of Ludgahohill, Loudon, ! ' ' i. • ..• .. . ..:. .. • ~...-.. ,•: : /.--. .-. '. ..e. The I...tition was by laaura Elizabeth Boynton, for the
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Pickles and Sauces, Jams. Jellies, Marmalade, Sardines, E"..t.tc. 111;‘,..,,.it'f11:1!:ch,1,"1rfi.,...111.•.:. "1"i •11/
Isinglass, Gelatine, alld Fruits of every description, at 3ler I • c • si • WIA (limb - •
c Sal.. -lip.ailla. -.llllitwra. ........1 *ts, ana wry,,,,, ~, g„ , „•.'.. 1., .. : ~.,. . . , . , .. 1. r.. • ~, - ~,., ;,, ..5...; gromid of Adultery, esupl3.l with crneity sum lit Was tried
the limes! remunerative profit. A we'd sup I) iif fresh Whole.ale 11.tayer, treated with liberally. Old IVatelwa D .....: t -less;:. -, i -.. • • ~, 1,1 ;1 ' 1 I.• 1 1.. : ; •• , „.• ~o ~,
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~ ; •,, ; . . .1,.,„ r. I •for. . the full Court awl a jury on the 27th of January
Pork every Saturday. Prime singed smoked Wiltshire tak . • , It
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1.11 In t x..liatiage or relS/11.11. •
Bacon. Cheddar and Dorset Cheese. Home-slued , .i.. shose,l adultery hal been established. The learned
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Bacon an •1 Hams. Carriage paid fin all orders exceeding , - - i ....../el referred to differetit muta of the evidence of Mrs
MA' AV ED TEETII AND Totatt ACHE. ' -• ' : ': ,-i ~ .t . e e....-ii:•..". ••• .:Ir. Itarow ;al A117.1N.) :
40a, and Country orders punctually attended to. , 0 'piton. aild to the letters she lied written to her bus-
BRITIeIt WINES AND BIacUITH IN tillEaT VaIIIETV. PATItoNIZED BV 1111 R M.t..IIMTV 'nth t;tlll.N, , 1 s ..! a ... 4,1'1.1.1r I,R. ! Lahti during cullabitatiim, fur the purpose of showing
(-.„1„ were 1 that no such cruelty had been established as would have
•ND 11 Is hut" tn. Illt;i1t• ias TIM NW,. E coN at. BY. 10. t.. 333.
L 20,000 FOR ONE POUND. HOWARD'S will:l'E EN ,%;k1 EL, • .
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~,,, ..'..-', , . 7,.. ';,";'. i'....",.,',-:',. 37,.."..1, ti.,71.,,,ri1a'i,T.,..ar,,a fol ,h, j:',,fie.l the Colirt in granting R judicial separation, and
- VIA?. FILLING 1/1:42..k V Ell TErni, 120 W. , hat she had never thought of ...skin: any complaint of
.. • - • . It. f.,.., r. '' •.. i her buoband'a ill•treatment until her indignation had
DISTIIIBUTION of CAPITAL of the -11. ever krge the Ca VitIVA, witlustit pain, Ite.st. or pre,- I ---
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~' ',l,::', t...- ' .. ‘-,e "::::,...': 1,,,,,,,. 11. 1tc,„'",...,....,e, . been ronsed by his infidelity.
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AUSTRIAN LOAN of the year 185 e, authorized aure ; in a sleirt tone it herdmio into a whs....Hamel. • Ili. lanalship was 141,iiinion that there was no ground
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and Guaranteed by GoVertilllent. Fur a Itroopectus and will reinain fived in the tooth for ii mu yesrs, , for di,turlting the yealiet. The jury had paid great
(which will he sent post free) &m ay to I.'. E. FULD a: reielernig the painful stsseratitai td extrnetioll Illill.l-Iva- • , ..,, ,„,:„ .„ „; ~ „..„ „I It Is 1,;;;I; altelitioll to the ease, an loom. omplaint was misde Of tlllO
Cit. Bankers, Frallkfint-ini-the-Maine, Gel-Many ; so/. to Sal"' : It arrests ell furii.,•r progr, ..... .4 de,,,y, This 1 Irrgoom,h ,1,, I borelw.ef r, rid l'eueil, to Lof b-a.
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--..,, „ , „ ~,, ~,.,..,,, ! „„„, , f„.,.,,,,, i„ ti,„ suimuing up of the leanted jutlze. Mr. Jleitice Wight-
save foreign postage, letters addreeseal FULD k. U. 32, valualile linaliwl is in a ...ft Stith', .41) that it cannot give el. rum.. act s 1.,. ' , , :: I,
,: „... ,. i„, ,1,,.,!„.f,,,,.,,„. !amt.. The fact that Mrs. Boynton had allowed the ill-
Villiers-street, Strand, London, W.C., will be Mune. the least pain, and Way he used her :my p•rson with the f-.'l" - ...,•"'; '‘.,•'' 1,..'",,:'1,::-,,•::.15",.!;1,,:C,,';.',•';';;'; '...:-'1:: ',';',,''' ....:;„, i 11,.. s.„• , ....., ; .... -„,..i.,, .. 1:.1,,,, N1.",,,,1„.,,,,.r. ' usage with which she charged her husband to paw with-
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diately transmitted. . greatest ease, all,l has the remarkable prepi rty et ',
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PUIi 1 FY THE BLOOD! eacheling the air and food frOun the nerve. It is ups nor R.; • . •• • 1 s ....• :- ~ ti.. 11„ and there could be no doubt that the adultery of
to anything that has been um.' b. fore, and will m.••• N., -..i., .. • ...-.. ira ..! :. .• :, 7 7, ' s!-• 7- • - • ..• _l. i.E ii:s (arta. 1/n
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.. ~ .1..1. f.. ~a uapt nut Itstynton remitted Mtn. BoyntAtn to her original
SECURE 000 D HEA L7'.11. eleCtVeil when all 4/B ea. relosaiws have failed. ~
~ ~,,,,;:,;.,r 1.,„,ht .a„ „"i„„ . 1..it.0n with reganl to her right to complain of that ill-
Sold by all respectable 3lialicine Vendors. • • usage i tithed been committed. Mr.s. Boynton deposed
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Full Directieas hr lase Ore em•her,l tells. ack Parket. ' In"' ' . '' '''' - .... „ _.. ,
H 0 LLOWAY'S PILLS. . .to i.n...tive tertun totarious aCt4 of violence ; she said alms
PRICE ONE SIIILLINU. .‘% -•..•110 , • . '... r. '2 • :: ," '' •'', • • " .•• .. ~1 rit„r; ... •Ll. Tie• worla were not ha lbven beaten in. kur or five occasion., that she had
GENERAL DISORDERS OF TliE LIVER AND
STOMACH. rrIHE MEDICAL INS P 1 -contains ii-. aLi, . .- . : i ... , .- . ...
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~.,,„„ „„!, , a a. ,-. 1,,,,..,.„ th, Cis elle 100 treeeived a heavy blow on her head which
Such as indulge at table. eitlier in eating or drinking, -1- Ruh*. and Reaulations fen the Cure iif Secret ~.. '.i., , . ~. „, ,
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.1 ..„1 . I. tr,os a 3.,..., at .. • it.„., ~,iii i„,t Laving r.f..renee -re los ; 'woke her ...Nib. end that ehe frequently had marks of
eliould take about ten of these famous Pills at be.l Lillie, ',lovelies, oeminall weakness. nervous debility, loss of ;., .t.,,,,. I . ~,,, „
~,,, ~ „, :,,,. ,„ ,I, ~.1,. ~ - ~, .., „„.„, beim. if .tr. t. :-. ' I:oche's and bruises en her arm ; and ieeile parts of her
(nail whieh will result a deiu head and guod stomach meinorY. sliiiine,, of sight. mu hi troubling*, i.alpita- :a, '...; '7,. :,.,.• ~„ ~. .:, , • :: : • :.... , t...., 1 F r i t
I 1 IW e i..• :i ~ I.l' • : ~• a-a, l'r, • 'lt 0 ' s. a pled ion . v isence were corotboratel br a female -5. •1-V .1:d. The
the following nionmig. Thousands of lashes are always Dun is( the 1.... art. ate., iillistrated with CAreS, with the lio S.,- I 1.. • A ti:l•.i C. •• :.•.111 1, •,I '..• . , 11•••••• .1 5t.,.,5 . fer .ha j .1-.• .• ..., ~.„ „ a the I..tirr. st lii. II sive wain-Baca to her hu.haiel in IS. wlwn
COlllidaining td airk heaslaclics. want of ei•Petite. wank Ineana tsf cure usea an each cam. l'.ninsitia the only ag..i ~...i I. ...• ...s..- ......• a, ••.. ro ' ' . - .•' •.,. '• -i m . eirimift ... /. i•:t r. ~••• . be W. ill tliv t'rimilea„ Were remarkable for the affi•ction.
of energy, and • want of strength ;to correct ell them cure for twrvous tel I'mt free (secure fr i11.1......1 I:, s,. 3, t 11....; '..-. 1s • ... t... t_ .1....tt t 3 sl • 31r. It
~,,,, A.,. i ~t- ternia ill Wine', they were written. but the learned
evils, three or four of these l'illo Mould be taken tWille oldarratiini) for 011 e IN nny .tainp. Oa- ..-n, .-•-• ~,., ,",.,i....- ,‘,...' ~.!, 1,'1,,:,,,'-' ',"•',..,;','',1,“1 . suitto slo• : istt,t.C.•-1.13.111tf. 11•1.•••• ~. . - jmig. pressed them upon the ootan.leration ..f the jury,
• week, when they would enjoy the health anti lippetito Address, C. BELYIEI.D. Kos., 2, Woburn Street, 1-1-ii.:`':' N'"'''" l-'n a•' I." ''.-... ' . :"'"
' ...- , is ac:o• of niala-me.eli ma, um: , ; -I-3 „..,,,..a that, awl told them that they showed either that Mrs. Bopp
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of • don Innan
El g • EMALES OF ALL AGIN AND CLASSES. 810 ''''' Awry, London, W.C. . . _ . ..
air. i 'll had nut spoken truly, or that she WAS Of a very for-
. f,,r ,•,illa dispoot 4111. Tile jury moat liave a.lopted the
Obstructions of any kind, either in young permits or 1 Forrj, Ito 14,,,,.., ,10-r
- i1..-.1,11:1,1-14--dre-- th.•
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UACKEILY UNM.ASKED and L""4''' " • ' ' ' ' • k..-....ia's :., 1,, • ..,1 :i.• ; . it.i!: . ~,. •••
:. ~ , .... ~. ....- VieW. The fact that olie made no ea....plaint before
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,•. ' . .• ~, : ;,,t; . -it, di:waivers:a the adtiltery War, eoliristent with that
those between forty and fifty, the most critical perioa of DEFEATED: being en expesure of the frauds 0-e... 1..2,3 ia: 2 1
life, may be radically removed by urns... thene Pills .s ~ I; , . st. 1-sr she might have c0nd0.1.31 the acts of cruelty
praetised by the rupture-curing quacks, sham clergy- ~ .. 9-0
according to Ow printed direetions which accomimuy gZ. 11 Ws , 1..1 to 1. • 1,,. . .• • •:. t.. • . ~,.,;•:• . . . ~. : e,r, I , 101•'1 that laat outrage Was perpetuated. TI. ~ ..:sit
.ch box. Young penall.. wit'. aiekly and ealbas. cone men, and othera, who rob the unthinking% end too ft mu t,' , -:. - ,- - .. lstittlel et.. I, v.. !. .1.,,, 1.... .• , .., . . i. , 1 i,;•,.t. to . 1.. the jury Ul.Oll her evidence against that of CajAain
plexions, may have the bloom of health restored by this rnin the health of their victims. The Autteir, who higs br,,„. aati ao i 0 l•'. kea• •loas ha .a'. it I ,1., . • ... ~, ,
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~ , . ~ „,,,, I HlPyglt'lli• It was; aillfUi tO Pa.o a husband and wife poai-
wonderful corrective, which purifies the Limed and ex- hail great experience in the Daiettesent id Nit-Vollane , 1,..11,
.. 71 : its :, •
Debility, Sperillatorrhira, Failing Si alit, Hearing, and we, hery s •••:z 10 4.-. ;.,:.•.'..,•1 lehq.ted iii any c.. ety I._ :i a. ~, .„.„• , •
~ ~ ~,.., :„ i. 1y camtradicting one another Rlain oath. Ind it was
fer the jury to route to • conclueion as. to Which of theta
gels all grow and impure humours 'one the syetem. . _ .
• ' es. . a ::a
Beware then of the critical age from forty to fifty, as it Me y' iirilel")% hu"*94l"ll' "i'l'ii""' il'"4"l9'' s'.•:• "r
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AI.Pr V. T.l luln. lit.' s.: ~I• 7, ,;:. ~ : .:. -I.
,i II les, telling the truth, and lie could not say that the con
Pills .. 9 0 I . 7 lo
mei the long train of fearful disease. resultnig f 743 l' in .-•••••1-s. '.:./.- iiNt. ... ~ •, ~ • • , .., ,„
,i ,•,.. _ 0..1111 :it which the jury had arrived was wrong, or
sends many thousands to a preusature grave.-These ‘essi: .
Pills should be taken at that icritel of life two or throe error, will rend, tin reread of two 'damps to ,re lay E. w n ,•::!:. -. :lo '1 soh- i..r lsl.ists ;....-- - ' • ~ ,
.:, .... , „, d.i. that there was not aufficient evidence to sustain it He
times a week. puatage, a copy Of his Work, by tile aid ta whiels per• m,,,, ...,..s, Its 2.; s.,t. ;;.-. 3 a tno , aiyeai i'rolo ,he .... vi•,.. 1 .. . ~....: . ..
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.. T 1,,, Ii it therefore, refute the application for • rule for a
Holloway's Pills .ire Ike beef cease Ii known in Ike world miasma health may be cpvedily reeoverea, at a trilling itritat ar le rt". t; .•; ~, ~ ;,,, ;
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CriteaSe. This hook is i.islieti gr.tUit..‘lsly by a r•iirell 11.....•,....-h-r :a 11.12. 7.; 7. _. 2:5., 3 ...
for Ike
,folloaring diwaws f-
jihysician, in'the cartiost hope that by the advice and Wes...urn 10 7, 1 1.--. 7- is 2 1--/ 5 4,, .. Its
Ague Female I rregulari- Actelitloll of Critic ~,.., I) Ist .s ;Sol at-. I Asseoc. rn leave Ctitit'..t,,,,,,,..,
litlihnia tint. 1 'uns given sUlft`rtera 11111 toe reacts...l from the
:module, or Kliag's 1--s'ri.'ti • - .. • Y in' Thiel class L.... l'arlailigloa to C.:dm...robe:a and
Bilious Complaints Fevers of all kinds lisil system of villany welch lie liaa endeavoured to lay hare,
stalii.l. Lel..s. 1 t.,e le
Mr. .T.ilillrrt IS
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Blotches on the Skin Fit.. Son: Throats, but a ith what succees it renisins fur the ',Oldie to
CMS cl Complaints thsut /Mow and crave! determine.
C dim Iltmd-athe ' 8/,,"1.ff5f01141/110 IIIiVIEMS.-" A popular and practical work im that
constipation of the India...um. Tie•DoUlourCUX class of ilisemies where the sufferer camint make a conti-
Motels Its& At ion T ra dent of the family ouraeon. The exmaure of Quackery
Consumption sailed/0e ' l'icer,
Liver t'otuplabits . Venereal Affection. Debility id complete, awl the Doctor ileaerves the erarnieet
Dlorsy 1.111111.ag0 I W.,rio. of all kiss& thanks ut all rielt-illilliled 1e.01.111,•"-Crilie.
!lavatory I.lle, . Weaklier,. trona " A vijorous attack which must prove serviceable to
Erysipelas Itheumation l a hateser MUM. the C..llllllUnity."-ll'mehiatia.
-- - " Its utility is undeniable."- Tim-a.
Sold at the Eitablislunent of PROSE:MOB 1101.1.0 WAY, •• Its perusal luta afforded um hi pleaeure, and we
atl, Strand (Hear Temple Kir), Loudon ; also by all unhesitatingly say to our readers, by all meaus get it."
respectable Druggists and Limiters in Mcelicines through- -Aikonarnao.
~ut the civilized world, at the following prices :- 'Of no real utility than fifty oermona."- Cer.'•e.
Is. lid., 2s. W.. ts. fid. his. , 22e.. and :tic eni. 1.... z. "It beeumes a duty to recommend the boek."-fialia
*„• There is a consideraiile saving by taking the larger Nrlrs.
eizus. Sent post free on receipt of two penny staines by
NB.-Directions for the guidance of patients in every Benet:la ELSLIL, M.D., 10, Brooke Street, Holborn,
disorder are affixed to each Box. London.