The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23 00:00:00

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BRIDPORT MARKET.
AGRICULTURAL SALE OF LIVE AND DEID
STOCK.
---
A4IMRS. DAUNCEY and SON beg to
ILL announce that their next SALE will take
place on WEDNESDAY, HAY 31st, 1865, at their
NEW REPOSITORY. •
Heifer and Calf.
2 year-old Barren Helfer.
10 very Fat ail-tooth Down Wethers.
10 ditto Horn Wethers.
10 superior Barren Fit Ewes.
-1-4 Hoes to good condition. 1
. 9 Fat Lambs.
1 superior Fat Calf.
Pm'lons }wing dock to dispoae of, are requested to
cive the earliest notice, that it may be duly advertimid.
- It is particularly requested that all Stock be on lb.
Sale Ground by half past Ten o'clock, as the Sale will
osmanenee punctually on the arrival of the 11 o'clock
train.
Dated Broadwineor, 10th flay, 1866.

NO. 61, S. THOMAS-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
Doportant Sale by Auction of the whole of the Stock
of well.seasonql FURNITUR E, BEDS and
MATTREBSKS, —IRON BEDSTEADS, LOOKING
GLAssits, PA,Plat HANGINGS, BOOTS, SHOES,
&e., op the Premises, \No. 61, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, the property of Mrs. M. A. SIMONDS,
declining the Furnishing Burrimen.
Mlt. T. DOnsoN will offer fof SALE by
AUCTION, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and THURSHAY, MAY 23rd, 24th, and 26th, 1865,
and following day if necessametie above
STOCK-I N-T R A DE,
In whjoh will be found superior Mahogany and Wa'nut
Wood Wing Wandrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing
Tables, Wash filtanda, Sofas, Couches, Chain, Loo,
Dining, Library and other Tables, Bedsteads, Swing
and Pier Glasses, Beds, Mattresses, Brussels and other
Carpets, Mats, Timepieces, Paper Hangings, Boots,
Shoes, &a., tic.
Catalogues and partienlars of which will be readyk
three days prior to the Sale, to be obtained of the
Auctioneer. Mrs. Simmonds, Jeffery Brothers, Printer.,
and at the Dorset Exprese and Convey Chronicle Offices,
Dorchester, 6cl, eitob,-raturnable to
esimmenee cash Jay at ithmet7tg- oolcitt me
Afternooo.
On view two days before the Bale.
Glo'stereteeet, May 4th, 1866.

..ICE from this
DUTY from 24th
POLICIES.
& LIBERALLY..
BONUS YEAR, 1865.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The SIXTH SEPTENNIAL DIVISION of PROFITS
takes place on 31st December next.
The Fond then to be divided will consist of the
Profits which have Aecumulated since 1858.
All participating Policies opened before that day will
share in the Division.
During the six ye-ors prior to the last
Division the Annual Average of
Sonia assured amounted to £293,694 0 0
During the last six years-1859 to 1864
inclusive—the Annual Average has
amounted to . . .... £701,656 0 0
Being an increase of 138 per cent.
During the years 1863 sod 1864 the Company has issued
2311 NEW POLICIES, assuring very nearly
TWO MILLIONS STERLING.
In 1864 alone 1,240 Policies were
issued, assuring £1,034,578 0 0
NINETY PER CENT, of the Whole Profits divided
among the assured.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Premiums for 1864., less Re.insuranoes £219,235 10 8
Being an INCREASE over these for
1863 of
INSURANCES granted at HOME and ABROAD
on the most liberal terms.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS at 31st
Deeember, 1864 £2,304,512 7 10
ANNUAL REVENUE from all Sources £565,458 16 2
This Company grants the public the fall value of the
REDUCTION OF DUTY, and issues Policies free of
any charge for Stamp.
Forms of Proposal, and full information, may be had
at the Head Offices, or from any of the Agents through-
out the Kingdom, Colonies, &c.
CHIEF OFFICES.
LONDON ..... .... 61, Threadneedle-street.
Was-END BILLIWOH : (Secrerary, A. J. Russell,)
8, Waterloo-plane, Pall MalL
(By Order) F. W. LANCE, Secregary.
•OINTB :
Dorchester Davie and Sons, Chemists.
Weymouth ... R. N. Howard, solicitor, (life only.)
Sherborne ... John Cole, silversmith.
Brid port ... Charles Swsffield, clothier.
Arthur Reynolds.
Shafilsbnry ... G. Barnes, draper.
Stalbridge ... A Collins, ironmonger.
Yeovil ... G. Chaffin, London and South-
Western Terrace.
Blandford H. James, Probate Court.
Shepton Hallett C. °Hedge, draper.
Lyme Regis
Bean) luster ... .. v.
t.
Wimborne, and
Sturminster Newton
Agents Wanted for the Vacant Districts.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
OF ENGLAND.
PLYMOUTH MEETING.
LAST DAY FOR ENTRY OF STOCK, lit JUNE.
All oerti6cates received after that date will be re-
turned to the aenders.
H. HALL DARE, Secretary.
12, Hanover-square, London. W.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
--
MANGOLD MANURE.
--
LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE.
-Lt DAMEN begs to inform his numerous
. Agricultural Friends that he is now prepared to
receive Orders, for early delivery at sll Ports and Rail-
way Stations, of GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
51ANGOLD MANURE (which as given
such general satisfaction for several years past), and
LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE, for which
he is the Sole Agent in the County of Dorset.
Dorchester, April, 1865.

IN CHANCERY.
Inthe matter of an Act of Parliament, made and passed
in the Session holden in the nineteenth and
twentieth years of the reign of Her present Majesty,
entitled "an Act to facilitate Leases and Sales of
settled Estates;" and
In the matter of the Bincleves Estate, situate in the
pariah of Wyke Regis, in the county of Dorset,
settled under the Will of Harriet Penny, deceased.
--
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a
Petition in the above-mentioned matter was, on
the twenty-fifth day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five, presented to the LORD HIGH
CHANCELLOR Of Great Britain by CHARLES PENNY, of
kadipole, in the County of Dorset, Esquire; CHARLES
BRODIE FORMAN PENNY, of Radipole aforcsaid, a
Captain in Her Majesty's Royal Engineers; BALT
GEORGINA BENITA PENNY, of Radipole aforesaid,
spinster; and LOUISA AGNES PENNY, of Itsclipole afore-
said, spinster; praying that it might be deciared to be
proper and consistent, with a due regard for the interests
of all parties entitled to the Bincleves Estate, situate in
the parish of Wyke Regis, in the County of Dorset,
under the Will of the said Testatrix, that BUILDLNG
LEASES of the said Estate should be GRANTED, and
that accordingly power to grant such Building Lease
might vest in the petitioner, Charles Penny, either
solely or jointly with each other person or persons, or in
such other manner as the Lord Chancellor should think
6t, or that the Lord Chancellor would be pleased to
make such further or other order as to his Lordship
should seem øt; and Norms IS BEAM ALSO GIVEN,
that the Petitioners may be served with any Order of
the Court or Notioe relating to the subjectt of the said
Petition, at the ofiloe of Messieurs RHODES, SON, and
Dortrrr, situate at No. 63, Chancery Lane, in the
County of Middlesex, the Agents of Messieurs ANDREWS
and COCEIRRAM, of Dorchester, in the County of
Dorset, the Petitioners' Solicitors.
Dated this 6th day of May, 1865.
RHODES, SON, and DITPFETT, 63, Chancery Lane. In
the County of Middlesex, Agents for ANDREWS
and COCKERAM, of Dorchester, in the County of
Dorset, Solicitors for the said Petitioners.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
rrHE ANNUAL SHEEP-SHEARING
MATCH will take place on SATURDAY, 3rd
day of JUNE next ; and the
MOWING MATCH
on THURSDAY the 15th of JUNE next, in • Said
near Broken Cross, Charminater, in the occupation of
Mr. WILLIAM Mese.
Certificates to be sent to the Honorary Secretary by
the 27th instant.
The General Meeting, and also the annual Exhibition
of Cattle and Stock, will take place in Dorchester on
SATURDAY, the 29/1111ffy of July next.
The usual premiums and pieces of plate will be
offered for Competition.
G. J. ANDREWS, Hon. See.
Dorchester, May 18, 1885.

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TO HOTEL KEEPERS and PCBLIOAIS.
A capital opportunity now offers to any person of
business habits of Establishing a good Private and Com-
mercial Hotel in a rising Market Town in the South of
England. Cash, or suitable furniture, to the extent of
£403, is required.
Apply to THOMAS STRONG and CO., Romany.

irIOR SALE—a very handsome well-bred
LIGHT BY PONY, four years old, about At
hands high, fine Ration, quiet in Saddle or Hammes,
warrant sound.—Applications to be addressed "tire
of PIiCDXSICH Poov, &Trull Office, Dorchester," who
will furnish to applicants every information.
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
MESSRS. SCOTT to RELFS SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Sorra-rnssza,
Doacinavis.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure
Engines and Machines by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
CO., Browa and May, and other eminent Makera.—r
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughalnd
Cultivators.—Wood 's and other Mowing and P."—
Machines.—Horse Rakes and Haymaloers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE ;
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and
Cover,' Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Gunn
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India T"
Gutta Perla Tubing, Ac.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every description, with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Priest and Oo's. Economia Turnip
~and Manure Drills.
SWIDR, TURNIP. MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
Of the beat quality.

NO. 13, BELVIDERE, WEYMOUTH.
THE LEARg of this House, situated in the
best part of Weyinoutb, and suitable for a
Gentleman's Bee-side Residenoe, is FOR SALE, and
may be entered upon immediately. The term is for 6,
12, or 19 years. Or the house can be LET UN-
FURNISHED.
Apply to "Agent," care of the Rev. JOHN ELLIS,
Grammar School, Weymouth.

HENDERSON'S TEMPERANCE, TEA,
COFFEE, and REFRESHMENT ROOMS, :
15, COMMERCIAL-ROAD, WEYMOUTH.
WELL-AIRED BEDS.
PRIVATE LODGINGS POR FAMILIES ON MODERATE
TERMS.
The " Allianoe" and "Hampshire Telegraph" News
papers taken in.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST PASSAGE TO
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATFI3.
(No Passports required by this Line.)
MEE MONTREAL OCEAIV
J. ROYAL MA IL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S STEAMERS Sail from
LIVRRPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follows :
NOVA SCOTIAN May 25 I PERUVIAN June 1
I HIBERNIAN „ 8
LONDONDERHT every FRIDAY, to take ea
board Passengers and Mails.
FARM.— First Cabin to Quebec, £lB 18a, £l5 155.,
and £l3 135., according to accommodation.
STIRRAGII. —To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£66.; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, £1 is.
Quickest and Cheapest route to the Western States.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railways to all
parts of Canada and the United States, at very low
fares.
For Passage, apply to
WILLAK SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool ;
In Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEA.RLE & CO., Foyle-street.

DUKE dr SON, —NED and MANORS
CHiNTS, BROADMAYNB and DORDHESI'4E
in returning their simmers thanks to them
and Agriculturists in general for the very libe
support they received during the last
eeaaqn
in the Manure Trade, beg to say they hate
now ready for delivery any quantity of
well-tested and highly•approved Manures, mann.
featured by the "Tenant Fermere' Manure Oompanyi"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Western and Great Western
Lines.
£ s.
.11,„..„8/11" ''• Blood Manure 7 0 0
Dissolved Bones ... 7 0 0
Soperphosphateof hime 8 0 0
Blood Manure ... 7 0 10
KAman Nurr°" "} Dissolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
lt sad sallivrol4 Superphosphate of Lime 60 0
P. 6. They also bet o add that they are preps to
make arrangements with ivrir of their customers to I
their manures, if i from the Moreton
liter Stations, a, - not exceeding 10 r
the months of May.

A CHARMING GIFT BOOK.
Just published (Chapman and Hall), crown Bvo., gilt
edgea. Prioe ss. (free by poet for 68 stamps:)
Bdition, rose leaf paper, 10a. 68. (by post for 140
damps),
THE BOOK OF PERFUMES, by EUGENE
Itnnum, with above 250 Illustrations. "On. of
the curiosities of the semion."—Aforning Past. "A
delicious book."—San. '' A really elegant and sweetly.
smelling volume."—Court Circskr. Beautifully got
up, and most interesting."—United Service Gazette.
To be had of all Booksellers, or of the Author, 96
Strand; 128 Regent-street; and 24 Comilla.", Loudon.

TO
,rll HE BEST AGRICULTURAL ;
J. FAMILY NEWSPAPER is the
MAGNET,
•Fatabliehod 30 years. It has s eireolation of
10,000 weekly, and will be found a firsterate &_
for Advertisements, which may be sent through all the
a and Local Agents. Price 40., poet fro.
Airevery Monday evening after the close of
Wile and Corn Markets, in time for post,
01e..: 19, Rzeter.street, Strand, London.

In 3 vols., PI lls. 6d.,
READY AT ALL THE LIBRARIES.
BITTER,FWEETS : A LOVE STORY.'
By JOSEPH HATTON.
, "A bustling; agreeable, and certainly talented novel."
—Bell's Weekly Messever.
ama Lee is a thoroughly natural, girlish heroine,
and her love story has consequently an air of reality ,
that is fresh and delightful in many ways." —Observer.
• The Witilute is cot a mere literary dabbler. He has
tikalliferbk Wm; and can express his ideas with ease and
• . Some of the character' stand out
Vitieg."—Exettr and Plymouth Gazette.
always an intellectual .*ss who prefer the
4410 'Wakefield," Jane _Eire,' to the most
savoy.° novel of the ,nal school, and who think
that 'Adam P- it does contain a long.
"sermon by a • '- more interesting than
. _
eman,
Ike fumes

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MILTON, HANTS,
4 miles from Christchuroh, 8 from Lymington, and
5 from Holmley Station.
IMPORTANT and UNRESERVED SALE of eight
valuable cart tones, two promising cart °oho, two
half.bred colts by Autocrat, ten choice dairy, cows,
nine yearling, heifers and steers, ve weanlings, year-
ling bull, breeding sows; nine wagons and carts, iron
eater cart, turnip and corn drill, manure distributor,
four Cambridge and other rollers, scarifier., sets of
iron harrows and drate, eight ploughs' threeihrdner's
turnip cutters, oil sake and bean orushers, winnowing
niachineT-iOO corn lacks, 20 sets of harness, 200 gate
hurdles, iron and wood troughs, 16 cattle mangers,
a variety of agricultural implements, dairy utensils.
rink staddlee, abdat 6 tons of artificial manures, to-
gether with
55 ACREI of Luxuriant MEADOW and FIELD
GRASS, with the Aftermath up to the 27th of
September next; also
5 ACRaft OF TRIFOLIIJM.
MR. FREDERICK ELLEN has "men
honored with instruo lons from Mr. John James
El obieston - to by AU( et the
_
premises,'
25th of I
HORSES, OF CATTLE, SWINE, AGRICtia.,
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, and Growing Grope of
GRASS.
The Auctioneer has very great pleasure in calling the
attention of aviculturists and others to the above safe:
The Horses will be found principally young, staunah,
and good workers; the Horned Cattle of the shorthorn
breed, and of a very choice character; and the Imple•
merits of a modern description, having been selected
from the most noted maker.; the Fields of Grass prom*
a heavy crop, are principally well fenced and plenti-
fully supplied with water, the whole offering an unsually
good opportunity to purchasers.
N.B.—The Growing Crops of CORN and PULSE on
the above Farm will be Sold by Auction at the edge et
Harvest, of which due notice will be given.
On view the morning of sale, commencing at 11 o'clork
and C.tslogues bad at Newlyn's Hotel, Christchurch.;
Nag's Head, Lymington ; Crown Ringwood; Wheat
Sheaf, Milton; at J. J. E. Robertson's Agenoy Offices.
Lymington ; and of the Auctioneer Andover, who will
upon application forward one postage free.

.AND, LOAN, AND ENFRANCHISE-
MENT COMPANY. Incorporated by Special
Act of Parliament.
Offices : 22, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W.
Bankers—Consolidated Bank, London, Manchester,
and Norwich.
The above company makes advances-
-Ist. To the Owners of settled and other Estates in
Great Britain and Ireland, for the erection of Farm
liomeatead+, and Cottages; and for the Drainage,
Chalking, Irrigation,and all other permanent Improve-
ments of Land.
The works being carried out under the sanction of the
Inolosure Counniaaioners, no investigation of title is
required.
The amount borrowed is made re-payable by annual
Instalments spread overa period not exceeding twenty-
fire years.
2nd. For the Enfranchisement of Copyholda and Church
Leaseholds.
3rd. On Depusit of Deeds for temporary purposes, and
generally on all Landed Securities.
For all particulars and forms apply to Mr. T. Pain,
Managing Director, at the °lbws as above ; to Meagre.
Ashurst Morris e.nd Co., the Solicitors to the Company,
6, Old Jewry, London, B.C. ; to Messrs. Itawlene,e and
Squarey, the Surveyors, 22, Great George-street, West-
minster, S. W., and Salisbury; or to Messrs. Duneaos,
Squarey, Blaokmore and Co., 10 Water-streit, Liverpool.

T 0 BE LET—For a term of Three, Seven,
or Ten years, the CROWN COMMERCIAL
HOTEL and POSTING-HOLTSE, with walled garden.
stables, coach-house, and other convenient buildings
attached, situate in the MARKET-PLACE of the town 1.1
STORNINSTER NEWTON, DORSET, the present tenant
being compelled to relinquish his business in consequence
of the illness of his wife.
A moderate stock of beer, spirits, &a., on hand. The
line of the Somerset and Dorset Railway passes close
to the town, and has one of its principal stations there.
For further particulars apply to the present tenant,
Mr. JOHN WASHBOURNE; or to Kr. N. S. NEWLYN,
King's Arms Hotel, Olnistoharch, Hants.
. ,

BLANDFOED INDUST4IAL
PHIS Exhibition will be held (by permission
of the Mayor) in the CORN EXCHANGE
and TOWN HALL, on TUESDAY and WED-
NESDAY, MAY 23rd and 24th.
The EXHIBITION of WILD FLOWERS (open to
the Town and Neighbourhood) will take place on the
first day, doors opert at two o'clock, closing at five.
At half-past six on each day the Rooms will be thrown
open, and SOIREES will be held; when in addition to
the Industrial Exhibition a great variety of objects of
Scientific and General Interest will be displayed for tibe,,.
entertainment of Visitors, including Drawing and
Engravings; Photographs; several Microscopes with
Object.; Stereosoopes with first-class Views on Glass;
Specimens of Natural History ; Curiosities, &a., &a,
kindly lent for the occasion. PERRY'S INGENIOUS
MODELS, worked by Machinery.
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC
will be given at intervals during each evening, by Mn:
EDWARDS and the BLAZDFORD CHURCH CHOIR, who
have kindly offered their Service&
On TUESDAY EVENING REFRESHMENTS will
be provided at moderate charges, under the management
of a Committee of Ladies.
Admission, May 23rd, One Shilling. Children under
12, Sixpence. By Tickets (not Transferable) which will
be also available for the first Soiree, admisaion, May
24th, Sixpence. Children under 12, Threepence.
1 he Proceeds after Payment of necessary expenses,
will be devoted to Prises for Distribution to the Ex-
hibitors.
W. E. GROVES, Hon. Secretary.

CENTRAL ADVERTISING OFFICE FOR
SERVANTS, CASTLE-STREET, SALIZBURY,
WILTS.
XSALBLISHILD 1836.
J. G. L. GOODFELLOW
BEGS to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public generally, that he is now carrying otaTHF
SERVANTS' OFFICE, which his deceased father was
the proprietor of for so many years, and trusts by pro-
viding Employers steady and trustworthy Servant's, and
and z.ervants Employers, that he might meet with that
liberal support for so many years enjoyed by his deoetused
father.
SERVANTS •WANTED.—A Good PLAIN COOK,
HOUSEMAID, PARLOUR MAID, COACHMEN,
FOOTMEN, and GROOMS, Sto., &o.
*..• Terms Is. 6d. with the application, and a like sum
when suited,which may be forwarded in postage stamps.

DENT'S iIIIIRET CLOCKS.
THE attention :of public bodies, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other large Buildings, by the
late R J. and F. Dent, Clock and Chronometer Makers
to the Queen, and the late Priam, Consort, and makers
of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES OF PARLIA-
MENT, kn. Turret Clocks with Compensation
Pendulum, adjusted for variations of temperature, to
work the bands of dials of any else from 1 foot to 30
feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, gdMdittng ,Coutt's Bank, and 34
and 36, Itoyal Exchange,

FORD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF HOREHOUND I
IrPßTEhPielloielleEbDratedby MrnedriOinFotn,e matihnetaiP:its
high
position in public estimation. For the oure of Coughs,.
Influenza, and Pulmonary oomplainte, it remain,/
aelthout a competitor, The well-known properties of
**herb, with the elegance and extraordinary Balsamio
Fie,/ of the preparation of it, has secured for the
ral Balsam of Hoiehound, the highest and mod et-
• 'wive patronage. Influenza end amnion Colds will be
found to yield to its benign influence in a few boors;
acid in Asthmatic complaints, of however long standing,
, alleviation pnd relief will certainly follow the use of it.
• Mr. Ford respeetftilly requests purAliasers to observe
1 Mat his signature will be on the outside wrapper to each
r bottle, and that the name of his sole Wholesale Agent,
Mr. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's, is engraved on the Govern.
meat Stamp. We ir. bottles et Is. 9d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d...
and lOs. 6d. each, by melt
.reepeetable Chemists and
' Booksellers. • ' - • • • .
rioTHirttrtintittn3Lb.
greatest and iota
AQUA AMARELLA.—Ma.
Three -
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pristine
.Amaralla hae nose 4 dyer;
contrary, la beneficial to 1. when the
pato restond, ate applioation per month will hoop
debt color. ?doe one guinea; half bating, As. Sti
Testimoninls Irons arthdea ot the highest order and front
viduate of tmdctubted reapeotability maybe inipw*
on application.
Mews. J. °ROLL and lin,. janwoana •
Perfumers to the ;trinitiikeC-Waled-.
WIL,AOOO-F .
meif.
v`i7;4H
itt '
meat, so fl montney
various Bums -1)00 Styling. An invest-
meat ol a way mum ,000 tittering. An
'pontos (which will lat sent grata), apply to ritln)2ll4l
tINTZ. Banker. Frank/orton-the-Maine ; or lettere
Three Sing Court, Lombard
immediately 0

AT the hat 'Trials of the R.A.S.E. at
Newest;tie,' these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6
First Prises offered. Since that time they have won
23 All England Champion Prizes. They are strong,
light, and economioal. Eriees from n to g. 5. They
may be obtained ofi all first class ironmongers and
Dealers in Implements, or direct from the
ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH

7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.O.
le the Chief Office of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY.
J. W. CRAM, Secretary.

"Use VgaZIVJAL as a Diet."
Vide Tom These, September 25th.
Only Primo Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
4E ETOOdfngli riloOnlY/It 10±1 TOOd."

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patents at home sod abroad.—Apply perssulty or by letter to
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CHEAPEST TEAS IN ENOUND.
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A Fries Current Poet Free.
SUGARS AT MARKET PRICES.
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8, SING WILLIAM BT. CITY, LONDON.
PHI! UPS & CO. vend Teas, Coffees, and Spices
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FOR the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry, and Private Families with PURR
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•
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Per doz.
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CHAMPAGNE.
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Sillery Creaming 545.
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• 42g. to
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St. Estephe • - • 30e. „ 36e.
Haman, Mouton - - • - 365. „ 48e.
Leoville, Larose
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The Wines will bear the Seel of the "European and Colonial Wine Company."
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Book Price-Lists forwarded on application to the SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
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T. Y. T. begs to state that he has made arrangements with the above Company for a regular supply of their
Choice Wince, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitants of this neighbourhood on precisely the same terms
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N.B.—Wines in general demand kept constantly in Stock; other kinds in the Company's List supplied to
order without delay.

GREAT SAVING TO FARMERS.
By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE NOW IN USE.
BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN GUANO
30a. per Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, and produces 10 per Cent. more Wheat—Proved by Experiments.
•
THE fixing the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia, and rendering the Phosphates
soluble, makes it the Cheapest Manure that can be used.
For MANGEL, TURNIPS, CABBAGES and other Root Crops, its beneficial effects will be found to be
extraordinary. For Top Dressing it is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and much cheaper.
One trial of it, weight for weight, against Peruvian Guano will prove its superior value.
THE MOST EMINENT PROFESSORS OF CHEMISTRY IN THIS COUNTRY have Analysed and
reported most favorably upon it—, full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
Professor WAY and T. M. EVANS, Esq , say—" We have carefully analysed
-s the sample of Ammonia-fixed keruvian Guano produced by your Patent process,
and have no doubt that it is a moat excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
sN.V. SPA rt.. Crops, and also for Hope," &c., &e.
Professor VOELCKER says—" I have permsed the specification of your Patent
for treating Peruvian Guano, and am glad to find that by adopting the plan
described therein, you have succeeded in producing a most effioations, concen.
PERUVIAN • trated fertiliser. Peruvian Guano treated with Sulpharie Acid amiording to Bell's
GUANO. Patent is rendered more efficacious," &a.,
Professor ANDERSON, of Glasgow, says—" I enclose herewith Analysis of
14f 1862 c). your sample of patent Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano, which fully Tents the
4i. name applied to it. Peruvian Guano treated according to the specification of your
Patent will be much improved, and I have no doubt will be found a very excellent
Manure both for Turnips and Cereal Crepe," &a. arc.
TRADA MARK Professors OGSTON, SIMON, and NEWLA.NDS report most highly upon it
"„• The Patentee is ready to supply this article, carefully prepared, dry, and fit for:the drill, at Ell per ton, net
cash free on board vessel in the Thames. or at any It.ailway Station in London.
GIBBS, BELL, and Co., Vitriol Works Victoria Docks, London.
& CARDVS, Southampton, for Wilts, Dorset, and
EN AGTS (DIXON WARD &
co Exeter, for Devonshire.

''KEEN'S GENUINE MUSTARD.
FIRST MANUFACTURED A.D. 1742,
OR MORI THAN
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY YEARS.
THIS well-known brand of Mustard has been sold by the trade of Great Britain for more than
a century, and is held in high estimation for its purity and pungency of flavour. The qualities that are re-
commended for family use are the Double Superfine and the Genuine, both of which can be obtained from most
Family Grocers, in canisters of lib. and ilb. each.
KEEN, ROBINSON, BELLVILLE, dz CO., LONDON. •

"Purity and Execitence of Quality."
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bears their Trade Mark, the Bumls HEAD, on each Package.
IT was the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
1862. Their GENUINE and DOUBLE SUPERFINE are Qualities particularly recommended for
Family use.
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN BE PRODUCED.
Sold by all Grocers and Druggists.
J. AND J. COLMAN, LONDON.

'ery mart who keeps
• -- Only Id.
• Packn.: •vi
• f:l3 I
•

THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF SUGAR AND SPICE
It will bring 'em round after everything else
has failed.
IT WILL COAX THE APPETITE Z CAUSE THEM
TO THRIVE AMAZINGLY.
1.11016 :
ONE PENAY rex PACKET, and none genuine without the
DiVelitor's signature,. JOSzni TirOittisi," engraved thereon..
Oases, 448 penny paekete . . . 1148.
Half „ 224 penny paokete . . . Us.
Quarter „ 112
fnny packets . . to. ed.
Sold by Grooms, Drn sts, and Corn Dealers; but in ease
any didiculey arises obtaining the Genuine Article, send
a Post-Aloe Order for Ids., made payable to Jews
Tnontsv, Thornhill Bridge, o.osll, London, and a
Case containing (413 penny packets Inn be sent, carriage
paid, to any Railway Eleation in the United Kingdom.
TOM

ER 'S
7AND NURSES.
•
/;*-----"'"..\
MRS. JOHNSON'S
.13-1. ANBRIOAN SOOTHM}
SYRUP.— This efficacious Re-
medy has been in general use for
07 A upwards of Party Team and has
\
-t I $t % preserved
wti a e e r Inn gn m
fromeu i 0 m Children
Iv u L i o a
2 Ati ti 14111/4' arising from painfol lAintition.
...ryiS .., As. trnosuLthetleyraddilds
will be
r. 01011 IN relieveed, the, Gums cooled, and
.‘„).
1. the inflammation reduced. This
‘...4°,7,.. invaluable preparation contaista
vili It no narcotic, nor any
ingredieet whatever. trela=
fore se innooent as efficaeloos,
tending to produce the Teeth with ewe; and so pleasant, that
no child will refuse to let ite Gum be rubbed with it. Parents
should be eery particular to sek for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP, end to notiee that the names of &trots,.
and Sona, 95, Farriagdon Stmt., T.ancion, are on the Stamp
affixed to each Bottle. Price Sis 95 per Bottle.

DENT'S PATENT DIPLEIDOSCOPE,
(Or Meridian Instrument.)
POR the Regulation of Clocks and Watches
I: by ohteioing True Trme by Solar obaervation
Reoent improvements enable the most inexperienced
person to fix these Instrumento in the Meridian, and
thereby furnish the means of ascertaining either Green-
wich or Local Time. Price £2 2a.
DENT, Clock, Watch, and Chronometer Maker to
the Queen and the late Prince Consort, 61, Strand
(adjoining Conttea Bank), mid 31 and 35, Royal Ex.
change, Lindon.
Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses of Partia-
-1 ment.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed that this Starch
is exolusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried
Wheaten. Rice, and other Powder Starches, she has
found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which
is the Finest Star& she hae e'er need.
. WOT RRSPOON k 00., OLLSOOW AND LONDON.

QILKS.=—PATtERNS FREE.
/...7 RICH STRIPED and CIiECKED GLACE%
5:1154 6d. per 14 yards.
RICH.ELACK FRENCH FIGURED GLACE.
. be. 6d. per 14 yards.
JOHN HARVEY and SON 9, LUDGATE-HILL,
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CORDIN&S WATER-PROOFS,
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ECOND-HAliro Photographic Lenses,
Camerae, Telescopes, Microscopes, Opera and Race
Mathetnaticel and surgical Instruments, lassie and Dissolving.
view Lantentk Slides. Cc., at W. LAWLEY'S, 78 Farringdon-
!Brost, City, LC. Catalostuee on recei tot stamp.
r 1 IRUEFITT'S AS IN ENT LOTION for
-1- the Hair, Ss. &I, to Ms., for restoring the hair when it Is
falling ott Diamond Powder for sprinkling over the heir after
It is drpssed, tts. 64. 111ows of,liatrjos. each 1. Weir Nets, Is.;
SIC tavers, t IMr Brushing by Machinery, end
air Missing WY_litigionh inct Freneh artiste Letters to be
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PRICKETING OUTFITTERS.—
lIN WISDRIN dr Co., t Now Coventry-pt., Lon don. W.. have
I huge selection of Crlcketing materials, Footballs, Croquet,
Skittles. Rackets, Quoits, Boxing-gloves, Dumb Rens, Clubs, Cc.
THE CRICKETER'SALMANACICfor 1865.
-A- Price In. ,1.0 i. few of 1861 on hoed.
__Post!rce to. Id._

1.-111GHT per CENT. DEBENTUR.E.—The
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DEBENTURES for lso and upward., bearing lutereat at 8
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Thellot el, situate on freehold ground in the best part of Dover,
rapidly approaching elompletion. Forms .may be hod at the
UTTIceO.36 Cannon-street, E.C. J. C. 0 111,11. LY, Reinstror.
iliktitiiV.llll-1301;f158, oecured on a first-
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isrdelll. SW., stock, share. an I Iltionce broke ix. Shares, stock,
tc., bought and sold. Investment cironlar
SON LIPB—.KgSORANCE socrtlrt,
LONDON.
The New Prompectua Duly now be obtained
OF ANY OF Till, 80CIETY'9 AGENTS.
NB.—policies effected before Midsummer, 1865, will partici-
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sll3C—Per —DEDERTURES.-L: 7.-1-C e
Directors Of the 111110111'ONITOTEL COMPANY (Limited)
are now prepared to ISSUE a limited number of DEBENTURES,
air terms of years, its saints Of VW and upword., bearing interest,
At the rote of 6 per cent, per annuut pikeable holTyearly.
The Hotel Was opened at the end of July, Mt, and the or-
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profit at the rate 01 29 per Cent. pet Renton.
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xpitive proof of worth. To be had all over the United Kingdom.
WASHING, WHINGING, 11/ANG,IING
AACHINES, £3 108., £6 14s. 6d., £3 luso,
no` inestliongligrnbstr;c:lireo: Pgarti etlelef(c)Vfignsigni7
Int en toe On Fleet-at., London. ono Ca thClirol 3lll.llch t or.
E.0n1.16'.1:0N '6 WATER-FROoFS.
Fishing Stockings 110. per pair.
POCKET SIPHON& A DEPOT.
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ester!. and never known to tad. No curlitig.irohe nor ani
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HA_NDBILLS.-5,000 for 128.6 d. • 10,000 for
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The ebespest Office in London for really good Printing.
1111 OSELLI'S FREEZING MACHINES pro-
-a- duce TRANSPARENT ICE Ice Creams. Dessert Inekka, in
fancy moulds, In six minutes, all the year round in any =mat*.
so simply and cleanly that they can be used in the drawing'
room by a lady. Price from iii.-BROWN BROTHERS, •
orassourn-stress, London, W.C. Prospectus post-free. ,
• TEM? PhOtographs are Wonderfee-TlMins
PORTRAITS,
26 for el.
12 for 10s.
S'rEItIIIOSOOPIO COMPANti
A 4 Giro
01 E WriELTI • ,
(Photogrepheni to . the rince of weak)
THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL cßrzioutzs.
Trade mark a Crown. Bold everywhere.
" VICELf3IOR " FAMILY GE-WINGThan .
-KA EMBROIDERY MACHINES. with Steads, Re.. compleM
from 13 Ss.; Simplest, cheapest, and best, for every home.
WEIGHT k MA1(81, 143 Holborn Bars, London, EX. it, free.
WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE W.k.rcase
rseding all othereSn account of Oar %resin
Ottiii:NagrltSgejnitt.,friv"..4l.„„?3,',„,„Ta,v gat
R' CE
MUTUAL LIFE Assuranoii
-s-K SOCIETY, 71 RING WILLIAM ST., LONDON. Established, I
1840. Safe investments. Moderate premiums. Inereaang PreMIL
EDWARD BUTLER, Secretary.
X2OOO ON ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
INSURANCE CompAcqi,l•itt.rthitedveVlDENTAlDTATZ
J. W. OZAM. Secretary
TNVESTMENT for CAPITAL.--STIARPS
-5- RAILWAY, BAJISING, MINING, ti INVESTMENT
C racy LAE (Postree.)
Should be consulted by the public before investing. Dividend/
can be secured from 10 to /0 per cent, upon the money invested.
It Is a safe and reliable guide. Oflices SI Poultry, London, E.G.
End. II Years. Banker,.-London and Westminster, Loth bury.
11.4KADEN'S BAKIRO POWDEM
-A--, is the best Ingredient for rendering putt,' light NM I
;TteritiLliftuf tYrrltekB7grEgliMillarlir"raCt*l.
AtPTULICON Mast'', FLOORCLOT2
.._ inFranotl-ttriirtiVL &Vitt! Zetoo:'.;,[locti9 at.
T TION-B—JET (VuldahlUilggi
I Chains, Bracelet,, Brooches, lc., haiku thellitinf etc
and deepness of colour of jet, without lindengerou 4qi ' I
brittleness.- BRITANNIA RUBBER AND RAMVIIII.ICO
COMPANY. 72 Cannonstreet Wesx--Worka Dow.oommon. I
VOR. CHEAP WATCHES, CLOCKS,
K.: GOLD CHAINS, and JEWELLERY, go to RIBBLE'S. M
G racech urch•st., City. and at 18 Ludgate-hill. opposite Old Bailey.
30 per cent cheaper than any other bones. Gold watches. 22 13.4
Silver do., 2511.; Gold Chains from Iss.ad. Every article warranted.
200itis . Its.RNSSnI
toLK 8, Post-free.
BLACKIA IS7L'
COLOURED SILKS FROM I GUINEA Arlilntri.l.v.AdS.
NICHOLSON C CO.. 50 to fa, Saint Paul's Church-yard, London.
Ladies should write for the above before purchasing.
D-ATENTFOOD (Dr. Ridge's) for INFANTS 1
.00th tad Irr/Alklailt A.
°4.174a1T.i,d...dtt:f tie.ll)ff' ti=r7:tiggnilfgeti
Invalids. The oest ano cheapest food.
Sold by ali Chemists. In canisters 4d. ad. is or es ed.
' • ,-4 A. ' .-__
WHY s end months of suffering ee pouting-
(
in ph} 4, *heti LAMPLOttOIIk PYRETIC .S.CLINII Ml-
ntaesskihrrieti Okiltleinurri !Fitt% Itg+nrSll9
-ffiremlids, • hb mak , . I :nin 't gli; liw Whom-hill.
CRICKET.—JOHN LILLTWIIT-!-PEI
Cricket Warehouse, Seymour Street, EUM(111 stiiigie, NW:
. Illustrated Price-Data Iree.
THE " CRICKETER'S COMPANION,"
Just Published. 180 pages. pcst-free. thirteen stamps.
REDUCTION of prices of VULCANIZED I
-....-... 11101,101311 ?LAC HINE BANDS, ValrEl 11111412YY5.10. HIM,
Tubing. Garments; nodal! articles made in this material. Prices
guaranteed 13 per cent. below any In the trade, and all Goods
rutty warrant -0. I'. Donny. Bermondsey Rubber Works. and
79 Upper Thames Street, London. Agents wanted in this district
pLitxpl:QATES.—The " COMPRESSED ~
Witittitichtqit MP, _ ireltbiqtirsci Zit
3ft 11, to oft. filih.l2ln tole guineas. St;re l'tiven' rlll9-'-tti"gt.t4
weer, C. HARI ON,3lCharlottalit, Fitzroyaquare, London. .
GRIFFITHS,
THE SAFE MAN. WHO'S ORIFFIIIIB ? '..
Apply at t 1 Cannon qreet West.
Five Hundred New and Second-hand Fireproof Safes orrti,
TEAS—A Further Reduction of Duty.
WEBSTER BROS'. a, e the best Teas in
London. Good 81ack.1•64.,151ud.,r5.; Fine Strong,2lAd.,
6' .04. Clioice. to.. 31,2c1.; Extra fine .001uc0055.3.. 44. Orders or
20 carriage paid to all parts of England; 21 Wales, Scotland, i
Ireland.-WEBSTER 131105., 121 Moor4atestreet, London. E. C. '
HOR WICK'S RARING POWDER
Is tecommendel, by the (41TEEN'S PurfATl
BARER. and patrCatigs uf Liitl Anti' A gY NAVY:
BORWICK'S Makes Bread or!thout Yalta.
BAKING Saves Ens and Butter.
Prevents Indigestion.
POWDER Is warranted Wholesome.
In buying 130RWICK'S BAKING POWDER take care that
you get it.
As there are several spurious and injurious imi-
tations, see that the words " GEORGE BOB-
WICK ,' are on every Packet. I
,
n 0,14 had of all respectable Chemists, Grocers, and Corn,
Witsal.,644;_tfgetitta"...Vdtg,l'"K'ikittenatew'icaregg2 .
Street (law Little Meorlislusl. LonuOr! G.
VALE SHE at 365. per Dozen,
-0- FIT 701 • OL/rlLlllAtea mIILY- Bottles, and OW* 171.
eluded. TOMS CIA. Post Orders payable Piccadilly.
1111111.11 BMW racy. Or CHAIM.
CHARLES WARD & SON
(Established upwards of • centuryi 1 Chapel Street Weal.
MAYFAIR, W., LONDON.

Berl Russell kae grationsly favoured J. 7'. Davenport ivith
tP.117411 -4ralit tit a despatch from Mr. Irebb, H.B.M.'s
n l •,;.:.tirit; jyllaj.:Ottd•Sailf.jl, 18541
Thelll tl elfcticiotil in it.; kil,..,tit, (iff 13pidessio
Cholera)has been found to be Chinrodyne, ellit! OM a small
quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I hare eased several lines."
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, gteams, Sc.
CAHTION.—" IN CHANCERY."
c ra L. c) it, c) 13 -v- INT E .
inglitllAtOE. LIAR WOOD stated that
birlorodine. Etinilnerr hutreprAt. itilltd.En2ete4l7 thrOgove's.trtd
hat Dr. J. Collis Browne woo ,oacYmisc,,vn:renr Of Chtourony'ne ;
litat they p_meribe it largelx,_arXl mwyt, no other than Dr.
ito
o%VA RVROWififitil
A dblic, therefore,
t DV. J. coua
/118 INVALUABLE REMEI)If protintes quiet fefreshing
sleep, relieves pain, calms the system, restores the deranged
functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of
the body.
From J. ICGirctog Caorr, M.D., M.R.C. Physicians, Loadou,
late StafT-Surgeon to 11. N. F.
" After prescribing Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne, for the
sat three years, in severe cases of Neuralgia and Tic Doloreug,
[fegi that I am in I/ position to testify to its valuable effects
Jllsalitlatoltgleases it acted as aficharntni, whenalllo2.ertm,aoamnse
tholD. beina,risbe :or thin report,
mberigopd State flij NOM op IDA( that it is a most valuable
WAD shorn& he Without It. goid in lights, Vt. 94. end
is. 134. Bent free, on receipt of stamps, by .1. T. DAVENPORT,
VI Great Russell-street, London, W. C., sole manufacturer. OW
serve particularly, none genuine without the word," Dr. J. Collie
Browne's Chlorodyne" on the Government Stamp. •

LAMBING SEASON.
VHITTEN'S VEGETABLE EMBROCA-
TION (established 50 years) is well known
is the heat rettiedt Aver Orodiseed for the prevention and
mire of gangrene in fAmbing 8..65.
Thousands have been, and may be saved by its use.
Any purchaser will have his money returned by the
Agent if it be known to fail, after using it acciording to
the directions.
A certain cure for Cats, Bruises, Sprains, Swel
desperate Flesh Wounds, Broken Knees, Sore Shoulders,
Greasy Heels, Inflammation in Cows' Udders, Mange
in Dogs, eta.
, valuable for the Human Subject—See
taitimonials.
Sold in bottles 2s. 6cl. (for Cattle), is. lid: (for the
Human Subject).
Agent for Dorchester : A. J. Evans, High East-street.
Proprietors—Parr and Atherton; Long-row, Not-
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CALENDAR.
MAY 23.—Tuesday. Length of day 15h. 54m.
24. —Wednesday. Queen Victoria born 1819.
25. —Hotv THURSDAY, ARCZNSION-DAY. Lesson.:
Morning, Dent. x., St. Luke xxiv., v. 44 ;
Evening, 2 Kings ii., Eph. iv to v. 17. ;
Proper Psalm.: Morning, 8, 16, 21;
Evening, 24, 47, 108.
36.—Friday. Augustine, First Archbishop of
Canterbtiry.
—Saturday. Venerable Bede, Presbyter. born
on this day, 673, at Yarrow, in North-
umberland. His great work is the Eccle-
siastical History of the Saxons.
28. —Sunday. Sunday after the Ascension-day.
Lessons : Morning, Dent. xii., St.
Matthew xxvi. ; Evening, Dent. rail.,
1 Cor. xi.
29.—Monday. King Clarke IL Nativity and
Restoration, 11300.

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tion of Preventive Lotion.
pE R R Y'S CORDIAL BALM OF
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erro s or exeesses of youth, loss of natural power and
vlgcur. Price 11s., or four times the quantity, 335.
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OAIIt/OHI
DE/OPII PHRCHAELNO SIMPSON'S FARTNACE-
OHS POOD FOR CATTLE, be careful to observe
that the Bag or Package is marked "Itasca," "
Li;" as Mr. BNAOH is now the sole Manufacturer of the
genuine article, and several spurious imitations are
Nang mold.
Signed. ALII. 8110901.
Snow Hill, Birmingham.
Q DEMONS FARINACEOUS FOOD for cArrus.
1.3 —Sold by all grocer@ and others, in Packets of is.
*soh, and Bags, 12s. 6d. and 25a, each. All remittanoss,
ostlers, sad business letters, must be aldressed to
JOSEPH BEAM Steam Mills. Dudley.

walignetOgrapbs are wonderbllewailll
POTHAITS.
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STF,REOSCOPIC COMPANY.
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" VXCELSIOR" FAMILY SEWING
-E-,4 EMBROIDERY MACHINES, With Stand" Res fon*"
from ZS as.; [emptiest, cheapest, and best. for a bonie,
WRIGHT & MANN, 146 Holborn Bars, London. B.C.
WALKER'S CRYSTAL C S WaToßaß
are oupereeding all others on gement of their greet
strength ett sec , Silver fixiM AS ea Gold freM 215 151,
es oerphiu o. & 280 ntet., W. Descriptive PaM hist fres
lA.N MUT AL LI E Agslinin,,,,:ej
SOCIETY, n Imo W-141,34 gr., LONDON. Ltda..- -(A-
ISM Sate investrdelita. Mode premiums. Increasing!
DWARD BUTLEIL-8' .
...,,,...,,.._2OOO ON ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
~..fm Me rear, at the ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Neu sm.nusi COMPANY, corner of Old Jewry, London.
I. W. CRAM, Se cretary
TNI'VE„ STMENT for CAPITAL.-SYARFS
-w- RAILWAY, BANKING. MINING, I INVESTMENT
CIRCULAR (Post-free.)
Should be consulted by the public before investing. Dividends
can be secured from 10 to 20 per cent. upon the money invested.
It is a safe and reliable guide. 011 ices. al Poultry, London, E.C.
Estd. 12 Years. Bankeni-London and Westminster. Iptlibury,
IARADEN'S RAKING powDEn
le the best ingredient for rendering MAI'S Belt and
wholesome whilst it saves eggs and butter.-Manufactorp,
STEAM MILLS and vrogjut, BEEmohipesEY, B.E.
KAMPTULICON Elastic FLOORCLOTH
BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMPTULICON COM-
PANY, 71 Cannonmtreet West, E.C.-Works, Bow-common.
IMITATION JET (Vulcanite). - RINGS,
Chains, Bracelets. Brooches, ea, baling the beauty of polish
and deepness of colour of jet, without its dangerous quality of
brittleness. - BRITANNIA RUBBER AND ItAMPIISI.ICON
COMPANY, 72 Cannon-street West. -Works, Bow-common.
FOR CHEAP WATCHES, CLOCKS,
GOLD. CHAINS, and JEWELLERY, go to KIIIBLE'S• IS
Graceehurehert, City, and at Is Ludgate-hill. opposite Old Bailey.,
leper cent cheaper than any other house. Gold watches. t 2 1511. 1
Silver do., tes.; Gold Chaim., from itis.6d. Every article warraeql,
200 BLPACAKTSTlLKESRfroNniSlBs.SalLtoKsg,Sx.Pothst.idfl;eueo.
001.91w1) SILKS FROM 1 GUINEA TO in GUINEAS.
NICHOLSON a CO., 50 to 52, Saint Paul's Church-yard, Londo/11.
Wits should write for the above before purell bin"
PATENT FOOD (Dr. Ridge's) for INFANTS
- and INVALIDS. A 000ked food. Satisfying, etrengthentng,
soothing for infants. Agreeable, digestible, nourishing for
invalids. The best and cheapest food.
Sold by all Chemists, in canisters, 4d., M., Is., or Es. 6d.
WHl4.pend months of sufferilolisaounds
stores health & ?ilgwohuernto thr systleTmG/lleinartia/m, feveraillnirt.
and skin affections it cure. in a reinarkably short time. Sold by
chemists, and the maker, H. ImmplowelL 11S Holborn-hill, E.
CRICKET.-JOHN LILLYWIIITE'S
Criaket Warehouse, Seymour Street, Easton Square, N.W.
Illustrated pricellsta free.
Te" CRICKETER'S COMPANION"
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RDOCTION of prices of VULCANIZED
INDIA-RUBSZE MACHINE BANDS, Valveo, Washers. Sc. Hore,
Tubing, Garments; and all articles made in this material. Prices
guaranteed taper cent, below any in the ti e, and all Goods
fully warranted.-Al P. Donor, Bermondsey Rubber Works, and
79 Upper Thamm Street, London. Agent. wanted in this district.
PLANOFORTES.-The " COMPRESS-RD"
-.- lithe best for purity, power of tone, durability and finish,
and for reasons stated in Illuatrated List (from embraees the
most important scientific improvements of the day.--7 octaves,
gft, 11.10 4ft 6 byth, go toile guineas. Sole inventor and manufac-
turer, C. HAMI ON SI Ch. Gott est.. FitSTOY-MIIRIG, Louden. W.
GRIFFITHS,
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Apply at to Cannon street West
Five Hundred New and Second-hand lirePreof Berea en sal*
T-EAS-A Mather Reduction of Dity,
WEBSTER BROS'. are the best Teas in
London. Good Black,l4.6d.,laied., b.; Fine Ettrosg.2•444
ts. 04.; Choice, Rs.. 3s. 2,1. ; Extra fine souelione. Said. Orders of
Cl carriage paid to all parts of England; Li Wales, Scotland, &
: Ireland.-IVEBSTER BROS., &,1 Moor:ate-street. London. E.C.
.. ..
BOR WICK'S BAKING POWDER
,
IS recommended by the QUEEN'S PRINUTIE
BAKER, and patronised by the ARMY AND NAVY.
BORWICK'S Makes Bread without YoseL
BAKING Saves Eggs and Butter.
Prevents Indigestion.
P OW D ER Is warranted Wholesome.
In buying BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER take care thee
YOU get it
As there are several spurious and tourists.j
imi-
tations, see that the words " GEOP.CiE BOlt-
WICK " are on every Packet.
To be had of all respectable Chemists, Grocers, and Corn-
chandlers, in 14., 2d., 4d., end 6d. Packets, and in latent Bones,
6d., Is., la et and M. each. Wholesale bro. 00K WICK, Chiswell
Street lath Little keorfleleisl. London.
VALE SHERRY at 365. per Dozen,
-.- FIT /OR A GENTLEMAN'S EARLE. Bottles, and CMG& in-
cluded. Ten= Cash. Poet Orders payable Piccadilly.
SAMPLIIS SENT /REV OF CHARGE.
CHARLES WARD It SON
(Established upwards of a century), 1 Chapel Street West,
DIAYFAIR, W., LONDON.
Earl Russell Sins graciously favoured .1. T. linceaport wait
the following Ertroet of a despatch front Mr. Webb, 11.8.M.'s
Consul at Manilla, dated Sept. 17, 1864 :-
" The remedy swat efficacious in its erects tin Epidemic
Cholera)has been found lobe Chlorodyne, and with a small
quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I hare seined several lines."
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA;
Btouchitin, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Spoons. &e,
eAtltlfiN.-" IN CHANCERY:"
(0 11IA €lt 0 13 1-Lr INT :
"VICE-CHANCELLOR WOOD stated that .
• Dr. J. Collis Browne wan undoubtedly the Inventor of
Chlorodyne. Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated
that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the discoverer of Chlorodyne; •
that they prescribe it largely, and mean no other than Dr. !
Browneia-See "Times," July lath, 1864. The public, therefore, '
are cautioned against using any other than Dr J. COLLIS ,
BROWNE'S CHI.ORODYNE.
1
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY produces quiet refreshing
sleep, relieves pain, calms the system, restores the deranged
functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of
the body.
From J. WOmeol Ciorr, M.D., M.R.C. Physicians, London,
late Staff-Surgeon toll. EL F.
' "After prescribing Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlomdyne, for the
last three years, in severe ease. of Neuralgia and Tic Dolmen:,
feel that I am in a position to testify to its valuable etteem
in some cases It acted as • charm, when all other means
led. Without being asked for this report, I must come
...2=nagid state Mg candid opinion that, it is a moat valuable
- tt 'lane shmild be without IL Sold ill bottles, ts... 9d: and
&Ant Ina' tr,12111, '1V(111*. e,c1.6 MLaTtiurlicA ‘t
"r"tiflri! , L
• particularly, none genuine without the words" Dr. J. Collla !
wne's Chlorodyne" on the Government Stams, 1
THE PLANET JUPITER, when magni- ,
aided 250 timee with the wow £5 TELESCOPE, appears '
seven times as large as the moon is to the naked eye; and
the other planetary bodice proportionately. It will also Ms :
tinguish the face of a sheep and features of a man four miles, ,
shot marks upon a target two miles, and time by a church
clock ten miles. This instrument is guaranteed in writing to
perform the whole of the above, and to be equal in the most
important respects to telescopee costing 670. It has a 3 inch
superior aehremlatier2Cit g(t, day and astronomical eye
pierce, &c., With po e iti tripod stand With jointed
elaW feet, Perkins ase Vited kJ apply for a diagram with
other Pattittlati; and eight SeSS of.teatitrionials from sci-
entific and other gentlemen, including Lord Rosso. Bent free
by book post. S. &B. Sobestorts, opticians to the Government,
39, Albemarle.st, Piccadilly, London. High power pocket
telesoopee, opera, ram, field, and general out-door glasses.

LIVER COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
THERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
KING'S D A NDELION and Q VIININE LI VER Fl LLS,
Which liberate bile, disperse wind; strengthen the whole
and ate the beat pills for torpid liver, headache,
f urred t ongue, d izzinesa, fluttering of the heart, bil ion sne s
ndigestion, acidity, and ge n eral deb ility, an dun like every
other aperient pill, may be taken without fear of cold.
They cleanse the blood and fluids from every impurity. In
boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., aqd 4s. 6d. each. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post for stamps, and sold
by Agenta.—Maggs. Yoovil ; goats and Hymn Dor;
cheater; Menke Ilud Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
MOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most certain, elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of the Hair, and restoring it even after
years of Baldness. It also combines the remarkable
property of making the hands soft and white. Price
21, 601,, 4s. ed., 78. ed.,. and Ils. per bottle. Prepared
only by sA.m..gs RORKE, and sold by Agents.

Just Published, Prioe Two Shillings.
DISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by meane of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form in which it occurs in CONDY'S PATENT
FLUID, I3y G. a Cottbt.
JOAN Daitzs, 54, PrinOde-eifeet, teioeater.
quake, London.

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SILKS.—PATTERNS FREE,
RICH STRIPED and CHECKED (MACES,
£1 ion. 6d. per 14 yards.
RICH BLACK FRENCH FIGURED GLACES.
R 2 be. 6d. per 14 yards.
JOHN HARVEY and SON, 9, LUDGA.TE-HILL,
LONDON.
CORDIN&S WATER-PROOFS,
121 STRAND,
TEMPLE-BAR,
LONDON,
SECOND -HAND Photographic Lenses,
Cameras, Telescopes, MlcrOscettes, Opera and Race Glasses,
Mathematical and Surgical Instruments, Magic and Dissol vi
view Lanterns. Slides. Sc., at W. LAWLE VT, 78 Farringdon-
street, City, E.C. Catalogues on receipt of stamp.
riiRTEFITT'S ASTRINGENT LOTION for
the Hair, 3. 6d. to Ms., for restoring the heir when it is
tailing off Diamond Powder, for sprinkling over the hair after
it is dressed, Ss. 6.1.; Bows of Hair. les. ed. each
_• Hair Nets, :
M
Ilair Wavers, Is. the pair ; Hair Brushing by achinery, and
Hair Dressing by Eu_glish and French artist.. Letters to be
directed to WALTER TBUEFITT, 1 New Bond Street, London, W.
CRICKETING OUTFITTERS.—
J 01IN W MEN I Co.. I New Coventry-it., London, W., have
a large selection of Cricketing materials, Footballs, Croquet,
Skittles, Racket., Quoits, Boxing-gloves, Dumb Bells, Clubs, Sc,
TIRE CRICKETER'S ALMANACK for 1865.
price ls. Also a few of 1964 on hand. Pn.t.free mkt
VIGHT per CENT. DEBENTURES.—The
ctAituNcu HOTEL COMPANY, DOVER (Limited) Lome
DEBENTURES for 2.50 and upwards, bearing Interest at 8
Per cent, payable half-yearly.
Thellotel, situate en freehold ground In the beat part of Dover.
Is rapidly approaching completion. Forms may be had at the
omoge, se Cannon-street, E.O. J. C. O'REILLY, Registrar.
TIEBENTUItE BONDS, secured on a first-
clam railway, for Sale, to payg per eent„and miscellancona
securities to pay 15 per cent. BAREST'!' and Co., Ii Spring
G awl 05,13.M'.. stock. share. an I finance brokers. Shared stook,
to., hocighland sold. In restment circular gnat's.
SON LIFE—ASSrIt—ANCE SOCIETY,
LONDON.
The New Prospectus may now be obtained
OF ANY OF THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS.
N.B.—Policies effected before Midsummer. IBA will partici-
pate in the Profits at the next division.
QIX per CENT. —DMIIRRTURES. The
1,--1 Directors tif the BRIGHTON HOTEL COMPANY(Litnited)
are now prepared to ISSUE S !incited duntlier of DEBENTURES;
or terms of years, in sums of kin and upwards, bearing interest
at the rate of 6 per rent. per aunum, payable half-yearly.
The Hotel was opened at the end of July. lg., and the non
counts for the five months ending December Slat show a net
prcht at the rate 01 2.5 per cent, per annum.
By order6L A. LINFORD. Secretary:
No. he Cannon Street, El,,
The best Musical Journal, prlee tkl., post-free
PHE CHOIR and MUSICAL RECORD,
-R- on the let of every month, contains original' nicks on
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subscriptiond ta per Kniiniu, may be sent to the Publishers.
THE PARISH CH AN'f BOOK, Just Published. The best oollec-
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Patent...at Flom-sc. London. and Cathedral Stem Manchester.
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E.1)1111S'ION' WAT it.P Ali° VS.
Fishing Stockings tls. per pair.
POCKET HIPRONIA DEPOT.
5 CHARING CROSS LONDON.
‘'-'IIIARMING DISCOVERY.- HATA
beautifully end permanently CURLED by very simple
means. This is no studied Invention to Improve personal at.
tract:on, but an accidental and genuine discovery, thoroughly
tested. and never known to fail. No curling-inins nor any
grea:y compound used. Equally certain to promote the growth
and prevent premature baldness, or turning grey. The sorrel,
cub every particular, in plain envelope, for IS stamps ran fur-
i he: ex pew:ft—Address Mr. T. Ellis, tl Adam-street Laid.
litanrhester-sauare. London. W.

SKETCHLEY and Co.'s
trf4tiVtli.BAL SOINEIt.
THIS MACHINE the first before the
1 Trade in extent of work and varied application in
detail,and is specially adapted to meet the requirements
of every Builder or Manufacturer of Joiners' Work,
being capable of Sawing, Planing, Thicknesaing,
Tenoning, Moulding, Grooving, Rabetting, Feather and
Tonguing, Boring, tic., Atc. in the best manner. For
sawing an Engine of three-horse power wily is required,
while for general purposes half that power is sufficient.
It occupies only the space of an ordinary Saw-table,
While its management and convenience are within the
reach of the capacity of every Workman, and will ensure
the return of its cost in a very short period of time.
SKETCHLEY'S
PATENT PLANING DISC,
which be has recently improved, by inserting Gouges
to carry away the superfious wood, and which he can
with confidence recommend to all parties having
ordinary Saw-tables, inasmuch as it can be applied in
the same manner as an ordinary Saw. It will prepare
Flooring or other Boards, or Timber from i in. thick
up to 11 in. by 11 in., which is a great advantage to
workers in wood. After the wood has been sawn, by
simply removing the Saw and putting in the Disc, the
tame can be at once Planed. The inventor has pre-
pared more than 1,800 Squares of at kinds of Flooring
with his Disc in an ordinary Saw.table. In ordering
this Machine, send the site of Spindle and position of
Rey, in the same manner as for ordering a Saw.
TESTIMONIAL.
Gushy, November 30, 1864.
Mr. Sketchley—Dear Sir—ln answer to yours
beg leave to Bay your Machine works remarkably well.
I think it is the cheapest and best now before the trade.
It is the very thing for any Builder's establishment.
Yours truly, JOHN BROWN.
Further particulars and Testimonials on application
to W. SE rmanay, Great George-street, Weymouth.

BENSON! J. W., maker of the Great Clock for
the International Exhihition of 1861, and of the Chronograph,
by which wee timed the Derby of 1862, 1863, and 1861, and of
instruments of precision for the measurement of thne.-33 and 34,
Ludgd

pENSON, J. W., begs to invite the nobility,
gentry, and public to his eatablishment at Ludgate-MIL which
having been Increased In size, by the addition of two bonne In the
rear, is now one of the most extensive and richly-stocked le London.
--33 end 34, Lndgal e-MIL

ptE.NSON, J. W., by the aid of steam-power,
-IL-, Improved machinery, and workmen of the highest le
enabled to supply any description of borological machine, from the
moat expensive to the working-man's substantial timekeeper. —3ll
and 84, Ludgate-hlll.

Tito ENSON, J. W.—His workshops contain an
clent staff of *orkmen, selected from the best London
house& and from the ateliers of France, Germany, and litorltser-
land. These are employed not only In the manufacture, bat in the
repair of wetchea-33 and 84, Ludgato-hilL

pitENSON, J. W.-REPAIR OF WATCHES.
-ILA No amount of care oan be too great when an ounce of steel,
'Nob Is of the most trilling value, min by the skill of the watch-
'Pekes be converted Into 4.000 sprinp, of the aggregate value of
11,000.—U and 84, Ludgato-hilL

BENSON, J. W. for the oonvenienoe of his
numerous customers, has opened branch establlalmenta at
99, Westbourne-grove; 164, Tottenham-court-road; and 67, Newing-
ton-causeway. Manufactory, 33 and IN, Ludgate-hill Fatal:dished
1749.

BENSON's ILLUSTRATED PAM-PILLET, free
by post for three stamps, contains a short history of Horology,
with pricer, and enables those who tire In any part of the world to
select a watch and hare It sent safe by post —33 and 34, Ludgate.
6111, Loudon. •

BENSON'a WATCHES, —" We have
Al for engraving three cif tbe wittli cases, of Which a large
variety is exhibited by Ma Benson. To this departstent of art
manufacture Mr. Benson hal paid espeCial attentlon."—Art loimw4
August, 1882.

BENSON'S WATCHES.—Chronometere of the
highest quality of which the art la at preaent capable, jewelled
throughout, strong gold cues, open face, £4B; hunter., £4B; silver
eases, £l4 and £35 104.-33 and 14, Ludgate-bill, London. Estab-
lished 1749.

-nENSON's WATCHRS.—DnpIex movements,
finely finished and Jewelled, double-bscked gold eases, open
face, £Bl 101.• Hunters, £35 silver cases, £23 and .424.—.33 and $4,
Ludgate-la, London. Established 1740.

BENSON '8 WATCHES.—llepeating movements,
striking the hour, minute, half-quarter, and quarter. Gold
MSc .386; striking the hour and quarter. only, Zbi ; An
and Mi.—gland 34, Ludgate-11UL Putablished 1749.

BENSON's WATCHES.—lndependent centre-
seconds, suitable for medical., sporting, or mientille gentle-
men. Jewelted In 20 boles, to beat dead seconds, gold eases, 1.44;
sayer eases, Z 43.--33 and 84, Ludgate-MIL ratabilshed 1749.

BENSO N's WATOHE B.—Centre seconds,
jewelled to 8 holes, double-backed gold eases, IA; anew eases%
£211; ditto, Swiss make, English finish, gold £72; silver, £lO 10s.-
83 and st, Ludgate-bill, Loudon. Established 1740.

BENSON's WATCHES.—The Chronograph is
an invention for the timing to the fraction of a second, and
for the registration of minute observations. Gold cues. 50 guineas ;
luer cases, 85 guinese-33 and 34, Ludgate-hill Established 1749.
BENSON's WATCHES.—KeyIess mechanism
applied to the lever, and other movements of the highest
qualltp and finish. Gold Cane., £35 are; £7l,—sll Ind 84, Lud-
gate-la, London. Established 1749.
BENSON's WATCHESi on improved principles
of the lever escapement, chrononneef balance, hardened
warm timed and adjusted like e chronometer for hot or cold
climates; gold cases, £.37 and £40.-13 and 34, Ludgate-hill, London.

BENSON's WATCHES.—The lever escapement
poaseases these advantages great strength, moderation of
pries, and capability of bearing mach hard mane without derange.
inant-113 and 34, Lmigate-hill. Established 170.

BENSON's WATCHES.—The t-plate lever
movement Is very flat and compact. consequent upon the
balance being lowered; thus avoiding the thickness a the full-plats
wattk. lii which the balance is plsceS above the plate.--ai and IN,
Ludgate-hit _ _

BENSON's WATCHEI3.—FineIy finished j-plate
lever movements, compound balance, Jewelled, it ; open
face. Gold cases, sloe for gentlemen, £791 hunters, £26. Silver
eases, gill; hunters, £lB.-33 and 94, Ludgate-hit Established 1711
VtENSON—'s WATCHES.—Lever f-plate move-
ment, Jewelled, le., gold eases, aloe for gentlemen, open face,
17 glances; hunters, 19 guineas. (Over cases, 10 Fulness ; hunters,
11 guineas-13 and 94, Ludgate-bilL Established 1749.

BENSON,
WATCHES for ladies, erabel-
i.! Halted willt beautiful specimens of the designer's and engraver's
skill *hit lever movements of he finest description, gold cases,
I 11, L 18, 18, 28, 28, and 36 guineas. —33 and 34, LudTateehill,
Londoe. .

BENSON's WATCHES.—FuII-plate lever
movement, Jewelled, strong double-backed gold cues, it,.
for gentlemen, open face, 10 guineas; hunters, 19 guineas. !Rivet,
6 gable's; hunters, 6 guineas —33 and** Ludgete-hill. Established
1746.

PItENSON's WATCHES—FuII-plate lever
-1-9 movement, finely finished, strmg gold cams, open fact 18
guineas; banters, £2l lighter cases, £1 105.; hanters, VI 10.-38
and 84, Ludgate-EEL Established 1749.
ICSON's WATCKES—. The 6 guinea silver
aivo itateh le extra strong and stout, a good timekeeper, and
suitable tor all classes, end Warranted. In heating ease* 5 00a)000
—33 and 34, Ludgate-MIL Emablished 1149.

PtENSON's WATCHES for Ladies, richly deco-
-1J rated gold cases and dials, by celebrated artists, borisontal
movements, warranted, IX Sa., £lO 10s., LIS 13e, and EIS 1b...
really beautiful watches.-33 and &I, Ludgate-hill. Establiatted 1749.

VIZENSON's WATCHES.—Wen - finished hori-
zontal movements, Jewelled, it, a compact flit wateh, to
double-bottomed silver eases., adapted for all dames, warranted. Open
face, Et ISt 64.; hooters, AS 3.-83 sad 34, Ludgate-blll, London.

TZENSON's WATCHES.—HighIy-finiehed,
sontal mlvement, jewelled In 4 and SPoles. Open floe,
£3 35., £4 4a, and £5 34. hunters. £5 13.., £4 145., and ES 15s.
Numerous others In stock.-118 and 84, Ludgate-NU

BEINISON's WATCTIRS.--Skeleton lever move-
[Dent" highly finished, Jewellet, gold cases. Open face, te
£lO 10s., and £l2 12.; hunters, £lO 104, £l2 125., and £l4 145.-
03 and 04, Ludgete-hill, London. Established 1710.

BENSON'S WATCHES AND CLOCKS.—Every
waich or clock sold by J. W. Benson, being examined by
skilled workmen, is warranted to be in sound condition and good
going order before leaving the manufaelory.-33 and 34, LUdgatObill.

BENSON'S CLOCKS comprise drawing -room,
dining-room, library, bedroom, ball, vaircase, bracket, carriage,
skeleton, chime, musical, night, astronomical, regulator, shop, wain.
house, office, counting-house, ac.-33 and 34, Ludgate hill, London.

BENSON'e CLOCKS for the drawing-room,
from designs by the eminent artists, Lament, Germain Flinn,
Peadiee, Wogen, Rural, Whose, Salmon, Domingo, Cornolera,
Jeangon, Felix, Carpesat, Hain, Boatel, Ogsi, etabert, Moreau.
Privat.-38 and 34, Ludgate-hill

ritENSON's CLOCKS.— Drawing-room clocks,
tichl7 silt In every enwiety of shade and colour, and orna-
mented with One etternels from the Imperial manefectories of Sevres,
from £3OO to £1 84.-33 and 34, Lndgatwhill, London.
BENSON'S CLOCKS for the dining-room, in
orexy shape, style, and earlety of bronze—rod, green, copper,
Florentine, dic. A thousand can be selected from, from 100 guliseas
to 2 guineas...a and Si, Ltsdgate-hiti, London.
14ENSON's CLOCKS, amongst which will be
found rare marbles eflaelt, tongs antique, Sienna, d'Egypte,
rouge seri, malachite, white, node, serpentine, Brocatel e, porphyry,
green, griutie, dEcn., alabaater, lap!. hunit, Algerian 0071
Californian.

'8 CLOCKS, in marble, are orna-
BEiCS°
rneet,aNwith bands or panels of enamel in the rlcheat and
most harmenlomtly bleeding col. ors, giving them a charming ap-
pearartea. Fr 100 gaineas to 2 gulnena.-113 and 84. Ludgate-hill.
London.

II BENSON' s CLOCKS in Algerian onyx, which,
from the tranalueent beauty of Its delicate tints, WY an
,ouch admind in the Exhibition of 1802, /for. 30 ~oneos to 6
I villein-3S and 34, Lildgste-hdi, London Eitablished 1748.
• pEN—SON'II CLOCKS are made in every variety
1J of wooflo—sondial. wsltnit, oak, maple, mahogany. blank, rose,
and numeral,. others, and In every shape, style, and pattern From
, £2O to CI le.-33 and 34, Ludgate-hill, London.
RENSIDYg OLOCKS-7-13T0D7,08 d'art, groups,
Levee*, etatnettes, fasSl, elOffelJile.l, te
accompany every style of clock, forknitor al JIM fr,sit•rd
: cheasierfre.-31 and 34, Ludgate-hill. Lendon. r.stoblished 1748.
RENSON'S CLOCKS.—An illustrated pamphlet
of clocks, wets, lag numerous *etches awl drawings of the
various kind], of clocks, post free for two stomps. Cinch, parked fres
of charge, and sent to any pert of the United Kingdom.- 33 and 34,
Ludgate-hilt.

RENSON's CLOCKS.—J. W. Benson begs to
call the attention of the clergy. architects, committees, de., I.
his steam-power god imp overt machinery for clock-making, at the
manufactory, 33 and 34, Ludgate-hili. Established 1749.
rtENSON's CLOCKS, for cathedrals, churc—bes,
1-. et,,,pgi., town-hails, public buildings, markets, schools. (cc.
tortes, post-offices, railisaye, stables, andvvey desert; tion of bold.
and for comuiemoratlOUL-33 end 34, Ludgate-1011, Loud°,
-
ENSON's CLOCKS.—J. W. Benson will be
glad to furnish esilinalea and specifications; for every descrip-
tion of horological machine, especially cathedral and public cluclut,
chiming tunes on gay number of bells.—ss and 34, Ludgate-hill.
Eatablished 1749. -

QUEENSLAND 00YERNIdENT EMIGRATION
OFFICES, LONDON. 0
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
FREE GRANTS OF LAND.
A NEW EMIGRATION ACT, recently
passed, entirely removes the restrkione as to age, which formerly nquired that men should be tinder
40, and women under 35. All persons paying their own
full peruses to the Colony will now receive • full £3O
Land •Order—equal to thirty acres of lend, to be seleeed
by themselves—for each member of their families
counted m adults.
Persons of 12 years and upwards are counted es
adults; those between 12 months and 12 years ar•
reckoned as children. Two children count u one adult.
Children receive £l5 land-Orders.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGES are now given
to eligible persons without restriction as to age.
HENRY JORDAN,
Agent-General for Emigration for Queensland.
Appointed Agent for Dorchester ;
MA HENRY LING, County House.

74, ST. MA.RY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS,
JOHN VINCENT
QOLICITS the honor of a Visit to Inspect him
Stock of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PLATE, and ELECTRO.PLATE, which is of the find
quality and newest patterns, much larger and lower in
price than any house in the Wed of England.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH-MADE LEVER WATCH
Gold :-10, 12, 15, 20, and 30 Guineas ~ Silver
4,5, 7, and 10 Guineas.
ELEGANT HORIZONTAL WATCHES :
Gold :-2i, 3,4, 5,7, 10, to 18 Guineas, Silver —l,
2,3, 4, and 5 Ouineas.
Every Watch Skilfully Examined, and • Two Team
Guarantee given to Purchaser.
SOLID GOLD NECK AND AL BERT CHAINS
Gold:— 1 to 20 Guineas. Silver ditto, 55. to 35.,_
Quality warranted.
A Magnificent Assortment of first-class JEWELLERY;
in Bracelets, Necklets, Brooches, Lockets, Ear-rings,
Pins, Studs, Links, ke.
Diamond, Gem, Torquoise, Pearl signet, Wedding,
Keeper, and Mourning RING&
New Patterns in Crystal, Onyx, Pebble, Garnet, Jet
and Hair Jewellery.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CLOCKS.
A Large Stook of SILVER GOODS adapted for
Presentation.
Sole Agent in Weymouth for Elkington's Electra
Plated Goode.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Repaired.
Engraving, Sm.
Diamonds, Jewellery, Plate, Watches, &a., boned
or exchanged.
74, ST. MARY-STREET. WEYMOUTH.

ONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.—
£8,000,000 STERLING, guaranteed by Govern.
ment, are annually divided in monthly allotments in
various Sums upwards to £25,000 Sterling. An invest..
moat a I:away secure £25,000 Sterling. For Pro-
spectus (which will be sent gratis), *only to Flummox
SINTZ, Bankcr, Frankfort-on-the-Main,; or lettere
addressed to him at 8, Three King Court, Lombard.
street, London, E.C., will be immediately forwarded.

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