The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-28 00:00:00

DORCaFFSTF.R REPORITORY AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
Panama= 1862.
REOPRN ING OF DORCHESTER RAREST
FOE THE SALE OF CATTLE.
1
---
MR- T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
.11*NII 9, 1967.
Pinar &mule :-
2 tat beaters.
5 young barrenera.
5 fat calve,.
2 row, and calmer.
1 ball.
50 fa, horn ewes, the property of Mr. J. A. Saliva,
Bradford.
'AI fat Down ewes.
--
Oommirion-44. to the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per aent on Horan and Implement,.
No Lora to be removed until paid for.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO VsNDoltii
SANE DAY.
nELLARMAN WANTED by • WiDel and
V --ltit Yeselera. ?IL- ..- --'
rct - IP •
. .
sEVilflald4 AIS of various . 'sea- to
1
LET. JFERTIMI to b. Ell •
of which bp *Waned as applies n
BLUSIDMI redituout, loaf Agenta, km.
: Mee.: Pcietlirest, Southautp!oni.,
,i. 5.- I , CMRNIf UNION. t 1
, • IIP .
TO NILIAIMp• RAXIIIII7t, _ UTCFIRRS, 01111X111 111,
AND °TRIMS.
r ' ,
-DERso • 4 *ling to CONTRACT *.,
I ' xIVIVISIC(IONS and NROBRIM\
, to the Wor • and Out-door Poor, bete,
4 ;,' 2201 June (4.t an. , 98th day of f
folldtOon. .....%„-, ..,_ „;;„ t, dto the _
1 Oaarchana - .....21i:•4111..il• by Eleven o'clock
i forenoon of "e.g. ' d'ir the sth day of -
• neat. et • -.
•
Forma of realer, may be obtained on applies
in, afire.
-,*,-
• Samples of Itloiftt.he artielee.ia t...quirea. •
' The Ousrdi not bind themselves to glp-
the lowebt Teodir.
asi
e, . ir •
• i qiirceAspir the Board,
ETII_M BEACH, Clerk•iss-
Cet n• Abbe., 234 1967;
_ _____.„.
' THE Bklt PTCY ACT 1861. : •
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ATOTICE T 8 Apiatallt GIVEN, th•P
the Count 101 w. t prosecution of
. Petition for Adjudies Of Banptcy Med ow
' Fifth day eg Y. TOW, by CHAR
ROOKY, d Bla Forunilin the County o
Dorset, °arranger, , and,3ltrae.er, did on the.
25th dal or 'Marsh. i vont tlllh mid Bankrupt his'
Order 4 :ASCII A er
28. HAZLITT.
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INCOME .i‘VITHOUT : RISK.
I'
ANIgIIENA MCA MiliTeltASelloilitileitthhemodE !ft. ...., insure • respesitabla 11174:16w
hou 9
lidustry.
,A Apply for terma trap , ,
. . great Rt. Helen'. Ch te, London.
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4... B
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A
-FIE
MoN EY EIV6i.T LATION.
i.... £8,000,000 STERLING, guamplimel by Govern- ,
annually divided ~ in mcupuflot,pa,to in '
t,
s soma upwardiato , i.l An invest-
. di El may secure
• I rospectua (which w 1 grafi* aFply to
Ewe Sun, Beek , - Maine ;
...or tors addremed to hint t ang-oourt,
-street, Loudon, , the Minediately
. ed. , • :
'.
• •ACCIDENTS WILI !SA PgEN !
..pii.... .allvigrue should therefore p &a segiost Mte aI 11
VIVOIN CASE OF TR. OR £8
Per Week while p by Nary.
. • 11"11410'
••• Ci IDg MT ii—(3.... kN YKIS D,
tßiding, Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, As.,)
may be Secured by an Annual Payment of from £3 to
26 ss. to the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
The oldest established and largest Company in the
World insuring against
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
For particulars apply to the Clerks at any of the
Railway Stations; to the Local Agents; or at the Offiolls.
84, Coluniuz, AND 10, HIGINT STIZET, LONDON.
WILLI % M J. VIA, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT FOR DORCHESTem,
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetshire Back; Yeovil, Mr, Foster, Bristol and
Exeter Railway Station.

Lot ,
HOTEL,
Lot T.
LA 1
the

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNFSDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
• WATI—ONAL STEAM NAVI-
.,• .1.1 ATION COMPANY (Limited.)
%,
Me. The new full.powered British Iron
Screw Steupshipe
Ships. Tons. I Ships. Tons.
Fnanci (Building) 9300 I Prlsifirturatria,Lewls2B73
Tag Quint, Grogan 3412 I Vinanita, Prows* ... 2876
ENGLAND. Orem 3400 I DINNANX, Thompson 2870
Ewe, Cutting 3200 I LOVUOLNA. Herring.
FIRLVITIA, ThOINSIN; 3325 1 ton 2266
Will be deepatelsed from Liverpool to New York u
follows :
LOMAT ANA WIIDNERDAT, May 29th.
THE QUEEN WIDNNIDAT,4IIO4I 6th.
And from Queenstown the following days.
Tbe Saloon accommodation on board these Steamer,
Is very superior. Rata of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Ticket., Twenty.
five Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Pasesagem, and • full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Peasengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Frusitios,the inland towns of Canada and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM NAVIGATION CO. (Linvited,) 14, The
Albany, Oldhalletreet, and 221, Water-strut, Liver.
pool ; or to N. and J. Contuse and Bus.. Queens-
town.

TURNIP SEEDS.
MR. T. R. SAUNDRItg begs to inform
his friends that he has • few sacks of
DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE, one of the best
autumn sad early 'dater Turnips grown. Also, • mall
quantity of GREEN ROUND -Tur RNIP SEED.
The shoes sorts are of his own last year's growth,
and at moderate nyiees.
Wateroonsbe, May, 1887,
RAYNIIIRD, °ALUM:OTT, BAWTRICR,
DOWLING, sod COMPANY. Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURE. and OILCA KZ
MERCHANTS.
Address-89, Seed Market, Mark Lana, 8.C., or
BilinCpkites and Prises Post free on application.
Prise Medals 1651, for Whisk; 11183, fee ..R.„,„liont
Seitd Own and Seeds."

BLUNDELL'S CATTLE MELON.
FrHIS productive Fruit, now well known and
generally appreciated for feeding all kinds of
Ceti'., ba, in the Autumn months.
Prima, inaleeive of Carriage:
. sere 16e.
're he 'obtained of *all the principal lleedemen, and of
Mewl. BLONDILL and PALXIIII, band Agents, kn., 3,
Porthincletreet, Southampton.
CAA remittanees from unknown Oeffeepoodenta.

LAWNS' PATENT TURNIP AND MANGOLD
MANURE'S.
DAMN begs to inform his
It E
. friends that he continues litoLE AGENT for
the eels, le the county of Dorset, of the above valuable
MANURES, for which he. reedy to receive orders for
delivery st all Porte and Railway Stations.
R. Deng* guarantees both to be of the same superior
quality which has secured for thont such general Pm'
Wens* for many years pest.
Doi chaster, April, 1867.
TIT

AN SORER AND SIRS, I PSWICIL
rHAMPION PRIER PLOVDIV,.
Pi DITABLE ENDINPS AND
STEAM THRASHING MACHINERY.
FOOD PREPARING MACHINERY.
RANSOMES AND SIRS, IPSWICH.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
MR. W. G. BRYER haying received
instruatt-ne from the Amignees of Mr. J. T.
Blumit, • Bankrupt, will submit f•r SALR by
AUCTION, at the Armors Horst, Dorchester, On
THURBDAY the Stli day of JUNR, 18437, at Three
o'clock in the afternoon, !subject to such Conditions as
shall be then and there produced, in the following or
srloll other Lots u shall be determined on at the time
of Sale -
Lot 1. All those well known extensive premises
called " ENSORT REPOSITORY and SALE YARD,
with the Cosch-honee and Buildings thereon, fronting
Cherlemstrut, eligibly situate near the Railway Stations
in the borough of Dorchester.
Lot 2. The MATERIALS forming the Sheds erected
on the foregoing premiere, and a quality of Posts and
Rails.
Lot 3. All that POLICY of INSURANCE for the
sum of 1500 on the Life of the Rev. W. R. Tarsp, egad
22 years, in the Globe Insurance Oise, dated fib July,
1862, •t the annual premium of £l2 6s. 3d.
Lot 4. AU that tithes FoLIrTY for the sum of 1300
on the seine We didedlllth Assiut! 1863. Aneual
fit LIM . ARCS for the
, the Life r. Baur, aged 40
& July, Sovereigu lAle
, at the of £l2 16s. 104,
I SRAR II ANTELOPE
ANY, ' miter.
S ditto. .
i under the cil of Dorchester,
unexpired of • term of 99 years,
on the d the survivor of two lives
I)' insured Idiom), aged respectively
.119 years, to the payment of the
est of 18s.
ids, ita, Let 2, are to be rms
purchaser • days from the time.
. Bokl I, 2, a, and 4 mey l its.
AM. C. . Bolkitor, Duellist/Ir,-
,C. LACIT , WlLlrrballl, Or the
..ser; and ss to Leta, of Mr. W ,
„,...-eilinrialum. ..
isiIJOITON.OF FOR ITER_ ER AND DEALS.,
1••
'
• ANNU - SALE of FOREIGN
,'FIRTEILISER and D *PUBLIC AUCTION
egt:CLPTHBERT RI • fiemereet Timber Yard
A Blum Saw Milk, HBRIDGE, on FRIDAY
;e1 21s1 JUNE, 1367, One eelock preenely.
`
4,; . • MIL S. CROW-7—A UOTIONEER.
1.4 • .
.R. •
; . 1001Lesds Pitch
line.. MO. aen
f i BO"' „ Quebeloltiloile Pine. .
. • a. ~Riga Redirood: •
30. „ nutria.,
•1.1 60 „ Rwediahilandwooda
101111.8 ,
. itorio, ft Petersburg 0,4,! 3x9,3 x 7.
' , fißrgsebec Yell° 3 Deals and Planks.
121890 Simon 3 inch ' and ks.
ilobq Des] End., rift tliud . Is, 3 x 11, 3x 9,
.
~., •
. - -
moat 7 sioingili (oar).
; I ill superficial f.. ' iincat . wood,
wood, 4Tras.lad.
~a.i.,iii,
14. • I
~ 4L' . It. Croustadt, ditto.
li 111 . • . ,ditto.
~
..,Thil '' " i ood ,1„ , unprepared.
„
....W.
~i . , • wood, ditto.
'1
Yellow Pine Board. .
do Tiling. le' ttens.
.!.. cube ft. Baia • -, -','•. ' , various dimensions.
I . split and maw , .."' .: ..‘
. English Oak t sof Posts.
A quantity of: sustable citir Building ',imposes,
i*
I with a • oCelblir 'Daher.
tway and Water klonpildillie proteins.
red Bills for pirohaesseit:e BM and under
at two mouths £2O
hi, £5O and upwards at under 2.50 at three
mouths, will be
!Slocum reedy Se rto Sale. Apply to
071111IIIRT Rime,' T. T. Miliblirr., Bri Rester
Hhthbridge ; or Mr. R.
Luncheon in the Yard o'elockeer, Y.
6°Til.
sated Slay Mb. WM

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GOOD NZWS.
•
EARERS and Breeders of Pheasants, Part-
ridges, Grouse, Filackeock. Ptarmigan, and all
kinds of Poultry, by asking or writing, can have, posted
free, • Book containing 64 pages, on Hatching, Rearing,
and Feeding the above valuable and beautiful Birds. It
eontaing numerous teatimonials from those who have
met with the gnsatest sum by adopting my recom-
mendation and Will( my Food.
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Is now patronised by
Her Most Greeious Majesty the Queen, for the Royal
Parks at Windsor;
His R.H. the Prince of Wales, for Sandringham ;
His imperial Majesty Napoleon 111. for Compiegne;
The Aristocraey of the United Kingdom;
The Zoological Gardens, London; and by over 1,000
Gamekeepers.
Observe the Address—
JAMBS CHAMBERLIN,
Foreign Wine and Tea Merchant,
Post-olloostreet, Honda.

HOUSE AGENCY.
--
MR. G. BRAIZER, in announcing the
demon of Ms father, respeayuilii.tapnts, that
be purposes CARRYING oa the 'BUSINESS of
HOUSE AGENT, for many years oondooted by his late
parents. His business eapabilities, acquired in several
of the leading bows, will be devoted to the best
interest. of those who may favour him with their
con ddenoe.
Houses and Apartment. to Let inserted In Fiegister
free of charge.
General managemont of Furnished Hoses@ taken.
Referenda@ given.
104, Idarretreat, Weymouth.
THE LATE NIL C. BRAIZEL
ALL PERSONS haring an/ CLAIM or
DEMAND up*. the late Mr. . BRAIZER, of
UN, Mary-street. Weymouth, are requested to send
partieulare to Kr. G. Bungs, at that address.
All Permits indebted to the Estate are requested to
pay the @sine to Mr. G. Baum.
PHR HANES CRYSTAL 017NPOWDER.
I. No. 1, No. 2, sae No .3 Onion for Muzak
LO•deri.

DENTS TURRET CLOCKS.
IIIHE attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
1_ men, and others is respectfully requested to the
mprovemente made in the construction of Cloaks suit-
able for Stebles, Churches, and other large Buildings,
by the late E. J. DLIT h F. DINT, Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers to the QINsO and the let. Prince Consort,
and Makers of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, As.
1 'Turret Clocks with C 0100111•1111 PSIIDULI:3I, ad-
justed for variations of temperature. to work the bands
of Dials of any aim front 1 foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutt's Bank), and 34
and 36, Royal Exehanige, London.
DINT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, he Pintos of Widest end the late Prince
Consort, and Kau of tho Great Clock for he Houma
of Parlianses
rivvrrEs attention to the superior Workman-
I. ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watchem d Drawing-room Clocks.
ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guinean.
Gentlemen's ditto .. 10 „
Ladies or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto . • 16
Gentlemen's Gold Compensetion
Balance ditto ... • . . . 40
Silver ditto ditto
Marine Chronometers . - . 36
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
*latent assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
nit Guard Chains. Ac.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutte's Bank) ; 34 and
36, Royal Excheno ; and at the Cloak and Marine
Complus Factory. &navel Wharf. Strand, London.

CITY SOAP WORKS
&TABUN= 1712.
COSMOS BAR SOAP,
40e. run Cwr..
Zeonoal for every purpose and for all amides.
CITY SOAP WORK&
COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Concentrated and dried by machinery In IA cakes,
each equal to fib. ordina7 soap.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in 00a. boxes.
fl *berate (400 Vibe.), with leak and key, carriage paid.
WHOLZBALA ONLT AT TUN
CITY SOAP WORKS, MILTON-STREET,
LONDON, B.C.
Sem address on earth pines.

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE C .PANY.
ESTABLISHED 1825.
. CONSTITUTED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF PAELI. :ENT.
,
,
ANNUAL REPORT, 1887. .
, -
, rll FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the NDARD LIFE
THEASSURANCE COMPANY was held et Entintoson on WEDNESDAY the Ilk el Y. 1881,--
B. marwaLL INGLIS, Esq., P.C.fil, is the Chair.
THE MANAGER submitted to the Meeting-
Report by the Direekes as to the pr,gru. of the BINNoNis during the year 1866.
The Annual Report on the 8.010 and Amount. by tie Audit-,r of the Company,luirtifying that he bed
found the whole Amounts weal-rely stated sod properly vouched.
Babuiee-abeet of the Comosnie affairs, certified by the Auditor and throe of the lectors, in seemlier
with the Ara of Parbuneet unatiteting the Conspeay.
A General sad Comparative litstement explanatory of the program of the Beanies ion 1825 to 1866.
THZ REPORT submitted by the Directors was shortly u follows :-
The Buril of Director. have Wait the pleasure el cougratelating the Proprietors of tht Clergisay on its con.
tinned satisfactory progress.
On occasion of the last Anneal General Meeting in the spring of 1866, the Direr* bed the pleasure of
reporting the progress and completion slug. sad irspereut pegriations-nainaly, the Mader of the briar
of the Mr and Vicroux °mow sad the aeammefel amassmation with the Ootallat Lon ANISORAMOR
courant-, all of whieti brought new somneations and aired adasetaws he the Ineataliem.
lo May 1866 the masa= remit el the Qci lonnial hTmullasloo..lsito the Ce5e......._ - -
el , when the Olaserletrderreseas
jrie Piing Etlartheatie n ess
which its affairs bad sapportsi a with *-aucesail ....
kfint year °tribe am period been ma;rked. (the Dirterw. him. 'them% in r•Por11.1110 by con.Pilth•
, not oPly uf regards the N. testwared ; but Air is equally, if not more Important, tbe
and me retestion of rideonnections of those Companies whose badman wu Irene
ies. or am with, the Et
New Burner, however, is the mostesogible exponent of this orement, and the Directors are
to rely on ilea the test of
following stithe results of forth. year under review :-
t Amount v..4..f0r, Amu the year from 15th November, 1865, to
I• . • ---
t ' Number of Primped. for Arc 2389
Amount of Allheancee Acceptedll 2
1 ____—___
1 Number of Aseugances completed elusive of Annuities, 9013
i Autocrat of Annual Premiums on Basin... £3891 ... .., 08,91 19 11
i .
Amount of Cleigig by Death, cool of Benue Additions... ... ... ... 8814.371 310
I.
' These figure. r.nt numerous in sad an•important trust, not push fewer than 21,000 persons
harm p0t,,,;.. from guacrution. Th are abio a sepe test of the comfideri iilard in the Duration by the
public.; and the Direetor, impreseed wit reepeonsirlity which such e t nvolves, make it tisk study to
coodast the burner on the soupdest prin , hes froMeperlation or undue - iety I. mahe profie.
le. scoordanes with them principles. Directors bre conlined the trunk nub. Company's large
Freak to thoroth&ly illable securities, for great bulk of th vestments • Mortgage of land
.4 fair rate. of Idris* to increased rota In of a less certain re ; sad ' prowl 4 this they
tir
maid attention to UM following &stems showing . Company's Is te as at 1 November 1886:-
4. • • Mortgages mil other Land Securities ••• ... :'. ...
... „... ... ,748 A 6
~ Government Aectritiee ._ .. '• . ... ~. _ ... 2. ... 86,782 11 2
. Leans on the COmpany's Pares wi their Value ... I, ... 98,610 1 5
, I -.Stocks end Debentures - .- • ••• 1.4 ... ... ~ 8.313 i 6
i Both Balmer, Agents' Balinoss, and nms ie WSW Depot Orme em currant 23675 1 0
!, Inverted tbrohd in connection with Business ... ... ..-. ... 49,275 17 2
i Life Annuities sad Reversions parel3l4ool4 9
i . Various other Investments ... •
••• „ ... ... ... ... ... 196 .1 10
i
005 1 4
.
, The Directs, are satisfied that all inte trill approve of this eoureegf procedure.
7,9 all other points of Management the of the Direetoes Is satifully climate The records of the
' Coutpang's trinesatiou have been brought lie olostAborough state 'efliccency, • giving effect to the
transfers and amalgamation which have been thrhaili- a matter of greatest i es in weiteetion
with ammo... Mai if Boob meoitside ; and the °lke Directors in re will be • duet It. Institu-
tion in web *ruiner as to develop the tenon MUG d without 'farther • of its field of
it
seam, making.it their study to produce as a they can, eon pry with dealing, for the
advanMsa el all ikensa.
I.
,THE ItEtici
.6traa unanimously adopted. 14 .
TH E E ON, OF NEW DIRECTO Supply the places of who
wrthwho retire rotation, in terms
of the Com s.4lls•of Parliament, folio The Eitablishment ose follows for the
entatlng year :- . • , i.,1
I - Ciiverner-Hr GRAM TEM or•BaOCLROOH AND SMUT, li.
TH Roan THS Kau or wit XT.
-1
thipatty-Governoni / To
I Boa. yea EARL Or AIR, KT.
I - .\A•
EDINBURGH S,,GEORGE engin. •
'll DIRZCTORS.
piart
77.railihtli, ei4tokli. IW. S. ,a '
Bowland. 1 obit Dlitnisa, ~0
.S.
T.. sesies,-Esq t, Leith. Si, J. Y. Ka, Bart. . Ju. Dun Esq., Manager of
Jure V of Eliock. the Nationel kof Scotland.
George Moir, H.i., A ate.
R. Maxwell Inglia,,llaga'R.C.S. IJ. Liu wird. \ drew Weed , M.D.
H. Davidson, Egg., Merchant James H , Fig., W.S. ~ C.A.
T. Graham Mensio#94l., W.&
Manager and A Terdaillater, .It.S.E'.
Home Secretary Tecate Roesirreom. I
im
Colonial and Foreign Secretary-D. CLONII Gamma.
Accountant-A. WOOD STILWART. Joint Actuary-grimmest C. THORSON. B.A. Cantab.
Auditor-Qualm Prazios, CA. Physician-Pamirs:roe CHRISTISON, M.D.
Bankers.-Tea BANC Or SCOTLAND; TIM ROYAL BANK Or SCOTLAND.
LONDON-82, KING WILLIAM STREET. .
Chairman of the Board.-Tes RIGHT HONOURABLI LORD &ono, M.P.
cienniter Doscroas.
Alexander Gillespie, Esq., Heathfieid, Walton-on- I J. G. Frith, Esq., Old Broad Skeet.
Thames. I J. Nesbitt, &sq., 42, Easteheap.
Lestock Robert Reid, 121, Westbourne Terrace. J. C. Dimsdale, Seq., Banker.
Frazer Le Breton, EN , 21, &mu Mrs, Repnt's I W. Retry, Faq., 41, Tavistock &pare.
Park. Charles Hammy, Esq., 28, ThreJneedle Street.
T. H. Brooking, Req., Merchant, New Broad Street. I Lieutenant-Oolonel James D. G. Tulloch.
General Secretary for England-Hirer JONIS WILLIAMS.
Inspeoicmi-ONORON EDWARDS; &WHIN HUDSON. Modica Others-A. TIMM:IIk M.D; R. H. HIHIPLI, M.D.
Boaten—LoirDos and wunavirma Raise' Loirme and Coom BANK; Mows DIMS:PALL FOWLER, And
BARNARD, Cornhill.
LONDON-weer-Km Omos, 3, PALL MALL EAST, H.W.
BOARD OF DIRECTOR&
Colonel James Holland (ire Quartermaster-General, I Stephen Weldor. Esq., 17,iLenadocue Crewcut, Kens.
Bombay), 24, Princes Square, Hyde Park, W. button Park.
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By Order of the Directors.
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H. JONES WILLIAMS, Oeneral Secretary for Reiland.
Farther information can be obtained by application at the Ofileas of the Company in Edinburgh, London,
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throughout the Killirdom.
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MARCH, 1867.
LIST OF THE NEWEST WORKS IN
F. TUCKER'S LIBRARY,
SOUTH STREET, BRIDPORT :
Lissie Lorice, of Ortyrigg, by E. L Linke, 1 vol.
Kissing the Rod, by Edmund Yates, I vol.
Miss Forreater, by Mrs. Edwards, 1 voL
Two Marriages, by Mias Melo* 2 vols.
Hereward the Wake, by Rev. C. Kingsley,' voL
Sae of gm SoiL voL
Clansemay Franklyn, by auttor of Jsnet's Hoene. 1 mg.
Clever Woman of the Family, by Mies YOUffill, I vol.
Miss Majoribaaka (Chronieles of Carlinglard), 1 vol.
Rich Haaband, by Mrs J. H. Riddell, I vol.
Toiler' of tb• his, by Victor Hugo, 1 vol.
Dom, in the Eagle's Nest, by Mies Youge, 2 vols.
Second Mrs. Tillotson, by Percy Illaprald, 3 vols.
Clyffards al Clyffe, by author of Lost Sir Massingberd
3 vols.
Plain John Orpingtoe, by author of Lord Lynn's Wife,
3 vols.
Jenny Bell, by Percy Fitsgorsid, 3 rota
Ftdea, or the Beauty of Bayous., by fur L. wr..11,
3 vole.
Hilly'. Hero, by F. W. Robinson, 3 role.
Doctor Harold, by Kra Gareolpe, 3 vols.
Gilbert Rugs, by author of a Fin* Frieedaisip, 3 vole.
orassbaert, by Walter Thonsbary, 3 vols.
AU in the Dark, by J. Sheridan Le Penis, 2 vola
Chronicles of Dartmoor, by Mrs. Marsh. 3 vols.
Thrice His—his to guard, to serve, to min, 2 vols.
Fakeer Lyle, by Mark Lemon, 3 vols.
Romania of a Cowl, translated from that:knew 3 vols.
&good tho Cherub, 3 vols.
The Hidden Sin, 3 vols.
Peal paadril, or Sport and Adventure in Corskii, 1 voL
Adventures among the Dyaks of Borneo, by Boyle,
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Feeling round the West of Eagked, by L'Estrengs,
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Brigand We in Italy, by Count Maffei, 2 rob,
Greece and Greeks, by Fredrika Bremner, vols.
life in Java, by W. B. D'Alnesida, vols.
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Summer and Winter in the two Sioilies, byJ,
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How Will it End, by Agnes 13tickland, 3 TOIL
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MKS 01 MTLIONTION.

HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD
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PHICH—Ie arise et 1 Thet each, eermaining' 34 shilling paskets, err 48 imenny pashals,
26th.., 55.64.; fan, 100 Ild.; and 119the.,215--whisig big per mat Amps, thset any Olimrieriameseee
Food, end far superior in virility.
H.tIRDLNCPS GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD,
FOR HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, AND PIGS.
PHIS M the most genuine and unadulterated preparation ever brought before the Public ; it in
-It not meant os a substitute fcr Corn, lied, ha., but should always be mixed with It; the nteemre as sent ia
every bag gins eeeh tine of serving, .ill have the most extraordinary effect on.!! kinds of Stook it stimulates
the digerti re organs. and petrifies the blood, consequently hasps the Animal In the most healthy ecrOdltios, mad at
the same time its fattening qualities are most oensiderable. In addition It gives Hones good vied, and the
greaten powers of endiusime, 'keeps the skin Ua perfect order, and rapidly briny the Animal into the most
splendid °end ition.
JAMES HARDING'S STEAM SPICE MILLS,
WINCAN'TON, SOMERSET,
To whom all Wholesale Orden, Bernittaness, and Beninese Lettere mod be sildresind.
PROPRIETOR AND SOLE MANUFACTURER OF
HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD, for HORSES, OOWS, SHEEP,
sad PIGS.
This Food is composed of the most Fattening sad Health-gi Seeds, Herbs, Boob, in., end is rich la Teak
and Alterative properties, sad it is highly imparteat that everyone k.spbg•
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or Poultry, should use It
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
FOR HORSES—Mix half-s-pint twice or throe times • day with its Corn, Mad, Is., ha.
COWS (Milking)—Mix belfe-pint twice or this, times a day with soy other food, ea Grains, Meal, Oske,
Chaff.—lnerease value of produee from 34. to di. per week
COWS (Fattening)—Quantity as before, mixed with Cake, Meal, Roots and Chaff, sr ili improve the quality
of the meat, procure more rapid growth, earl yield OA extra profit of fully £5 to £6 per heed.
YEARLINGS, kc.—About half-a-pint per day in damp Chaff or Roots will keep them growing rapidly all
the winter, and they will tarn out £7 per bead more at eighteen months old than if they had net bad It; or if
used to it front Odra, they will grow in Two years to a beerier weight than ia usually attained in Three years.
CALVES—Take half-a-pint of the EVlllllOOO= Food and a pint of Wheat Flora or Oatmeal, make • thick
=Lii.then add hem 90 to 30 quarts of Skim Milk, and you will have enough for six Calves a week old.—lllightly
the quantity each week as required.
PIGS—Mix the Feod with Wash or Mail and allow, my half -s-pint of water per day for small Stores or Porker;
and 14 pinta per day for large Moon Pigs. Young Pip of shout six more will Mamie to ten score in. month by
having this misbrand Food mixed with Sharps, Barley, or Mane Meal, daily.
SHEEP and I,4lMBS—Thke Klia. of Food sod mix it with Chaff to each more of Sheep daily; it will cad
less than a farthing'sr day, and pay lfis per bead dear profit in Wool and Mutton.
POULTRY btlls use improve rapidly, greatly increasing the number of eggs, sad keep thorn in perfect
health. Mix eqeditquentity with Basin Meal and give daily.
for This oelebrated Food is 25 per cent. obe•pos than any other, and as to the Quality, temperiace is reeved-
folly solicited. Case required from unknown Correspondents.
AGENTS wanted in every Town and Village in the Kingdom where not already led.
In all instances apply to the Proprietor and Sole Mannhentrer of this Genuine Peed.
JAMES HARDING, STEAM SPICE MILLS, WINCANTON, SOIIERSETSHIRE
N.B.—PRIER STEAM THRASHING MACHINES AND Eacso SHELLER LET OUT ON HIRE.
Flour, Barley Meal, Hine Meal, Pea Meal, Maize Meal, Oata, Beane, Pees, Indian Cora, laced Beam, Brea,
Pollards, end Oil Cake, modernly on Sal..
iniENT-fet ugeiriorr ariftrawaro incir ominaklivaitri3D. —Any number of Seeks may ke eidelned
or delivered at this Depot. —Rate : One Halfpenny per :Sack per Week.
HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD FOR HORSES, COWS,
CALVES, SHEEP, PIGS, AND POULTRY.
Puce 21ig. nut on. Carriage paid to soy Railway Motion.
TESTIMONIALS.
Haring carefully considered the oompoeition of Harding'. Horse and Cattle Food, I an of opinion that if it
be employed according to the directions it will prove • valuable restorative diet for Hones and Cattle geserally.
peesseves exoellent nutritive qualities without any of the Injurious mineral ntheanses so frequently mad* an
rib the treatment of domestic animals.
Wineenten, 6th May, 1867. HINIT COLLINS, Lice. and
Mr. J. Harding,—Deer Sir,—Haring need your Farinaceous Food for my Stook gesterdly, I Ind they derive
6 very great deal of benefit from it, and min confidently recommend itd
Shatwell Farm, near Castle Carey, May 7th, 1867. I am, yours, very truly, NN•110111 111111INOIL
Deer Sir.—lt gives us great pleasure to inform you that your Forinaceom Food has given us entire mtisiaction.
The benefit our Horses have derived from it is really astonishing, although we have only bad four supplies as yet,
wed we are rare if the public only gave it a fair trial they would he perfecely satisfied with the remits,
eeperdelly when they can get so valuable so article at so resemble a nes.
Evercreseb Brewery, Mana 13th, 1867. We are, Sir, yours truly, Hal.
Mr. Junes Harding.—Dear Sir,— Having purchased some of your Parmesans Food I am plowed to say that
It gives me great ifaeden, and I ma emfidently recommend it for the use of Clank • I have
requested your agent Mr. John Boyce, to send roe mother supply as before, not wishing to be lemons t:
&ghee...Nigh Farm, Evercreech, March 15a, 1867. I am, min Llabfaly. JAOOII
Mr. J. Harding—Dear Sir,—l tried your Cattle Food on my Pigs and aus eonfideutly my that it Is the best
sad dumped thing I ever used; although I have been in the habit of using Cottle Food cif 'event ISISO Mann
ter many Tears Pelt, I have never Lad my Pie; he. thrive an like en well as they time on yours, sad aka
seatiete. to use It on oil my Meek, particularly on aeoeunt of in be said at sash • very ressosebla
Thornford, Dear Sherborne, March 16th, 1867, I an Sir, yours respestfolly. W. CZ7ne.
Sir,—Having used sores of your Food for my Hones, I beg to my hound it highly effiegidems, one especially
deriving greet benefit from it
Ths Brewery, Wineanton, Mardi 16th, 1867. Yours truly, R. B. Hamm
Mr. J. Harding, Whseenton,—Dear Sir, —Having purchased some of year valuable Cottle Food of your
Arai, Mr. John Bore, I om happy to say I find it a first rate thing for Fowls and Pigs; you are quite welleose
elnserttbl.lnssy paper you like.
George Inn, Meureseeb, March 18th, 1867. I am, yours very truly, Jam Mem.
Fr DIRECTIONS IN EVERY BAG. AGENTS ARE BEING APPOINTED EVERYWHERE.
MANUFACTORY: STEAM SPICE MILLS, WINCLNTON, SOMERSET
Falvenial, Aarrs—C. Loader, Princes-street, Yeovil—B. Lookyer, Sandford Mills, near Sheriporm—J.
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Saw ikodemen, Shmton Mallet—J. Down Corn Factor, Mere—H. Hart, Grocer, Bourton—W. Formedp,
Gillingham —R. Smith Corn Dealer, Shatterigerz:".. H. Meech, Levingion—T. Wes, Caine Can es —W. Ht,
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Wood, 10, Wilmot-street, Breorwiekeenare, Landon—Raynbird, Calderon, Baynes, Dowthag, and Os., Corn
throb.* BTrinpsak•—W. H. Fowles, Evergreen—lL C. Stokm_Bridpwater-11, S. Fr, Sherherae—J.
Strand, Breton-0. Carpenter, Witham Friary—T. Moody, Pilten—W. Jacobs, Brewhesn.
Valuable Agencies still variant.

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