The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MA.RICET.
MONTHLY SALE.
MESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg res-
pectfully to announce that their next Monthly Bale will take plum on SATURDAY, SEPTEILBER llth, 1888.
PRESENT ZDTSIIB.
11 Fat Heifers.
IS Fat Calves,
30 Fat Down Wethers,
BO Fat Ditto,
80 Fat Horned Ditto.
IS Fat Horned Rams.
20 Fat Down Ewes.
Cow and Calf,
Black Cob Pony, 8 years, sound, and very quiet to ride
And drive.
; V.arton.lliosTeaar4s, senndo,krood
uauttriorkeTh.to
d
Gans.
sarir inesertrenlenee having arisen from Persons
s not duly entered, Norics is H
Giv trn Stock will In admitted to the Sale
0 4 innered ow ow mown the SATOADAT
pr•viain tha ,
OHARMINSTER, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. BAKER sod ENSOR, at the
ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER, on
TUNIIDAT, Serrnminio 7th, 1888, it • o'clock in the
afternoon, (unions previously disposed of by Private
Contract), subjoin to each Conditions u will then be
prodused t—All that desirable
MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
walled and other Gardens, Orchard, and Meadow Land,
containing toptjcer about 10 sores I for may years the
rucidenee 08th. late Mrs. Hardy, situated in the parish
of Clouninater.
The Dwellinthouse oontains Breakfast, Dining, and
Drawing Rooms, 8 but Bed Rooms, Attios, large
latutdry. with Kitchen, end Book Kitohen, and is re-
plebe with every domestic) oonvenionoe. The Stabling,
Coach Houses, and Offing, are every tiling that can be
desired. The Gardens are most productive, and the
Orchard most thriving, with • never failing supply of
Exoellent Water,
This desirable property is nitwit* in the pleasant vil-
lage of Charminster, about two miles from the borough
town of Dorchester, and ten from that delightful water-
loo place Weymouth; whilst stations of the Great
Western and London and South-Western Railways are
within 'quarter of an hour's drive, whenoe all part. of
England are easily seventh's.
For further particulars and a view apply to
MooOrA MLNFIELD and ANDREWS,
Solicitors, Dorchester;
Or, Ce Kean, JIINITNII, PIDILPII, and BICNNITT, Soli.
chess, 14 Red Lion Square, London. NV.C,
N.B. To be viewed by cards only.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, et the
THREE MARINERS' INN, DOROHRITIS, on
FRIDAY, BRITYMBIR 10th, 1858, at Three o'Cloclr in
the Afternoon, all thou
FREEHOLD PREMISES
Lately used u Cellars, and which may be easily eon.
veiled into Cottages, containing 42 feet in length and
20 feet in width, situate on the North side of the High
Rut-street, in the Parish of All Saints.
A Plan of the Property may be seen and further per
tiaulars known on application at our Off
toe.
INGRAM and SON,
Solicitors, Dorchester.

DORSETSHIRE.
FRIAR WADDON PARK, 4 Miles from Dorchester,
1 Mile from Upwey, and 4 Mile. from Weymouth.
TtJfESSR& BAKER and ENSOR beg respect-
to ansenne• Ahab 111w.W. DUNNING'S
AL SALE of OUT-GOING STOCK of HORN
SHEEP, FAT BEASTS, STORE PIGS, Sze., will take
place on MONDAY, SILPTINBIEB 27th, 1858.
Full particulars will be given in future Advertisement'
and Cards.

IS $ 16
The above Property presents an opportunity
for Invealment. The Turnpike Rork from Sherburne
to Blendford paw. through the RAM, whieli Is Ave
UIII4III from Nherborne. and within suy diatanom of the
Market Towns of Riendford, Doreherter and IMP
mineter the Great Western Railway peeies within 10
mile'.
ille* For a view apply to the TINAMT, and further par.
Itsulam may be known on oppllontlun M our Ofßee.
k lON,
Sollehon, Dorehister,
August 11Ith, 11166.

TTEAL and SON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
AL CATALOGUE oontalns designs and prices of 180
different 'Wolof of Bedroom Furniture, ow well he of 100
13edstoa4s, and prim of every description of Bedding.
tient free by post.
HEAL and NON, Becietead, Bedding, and Bodroom
Fernitura manulsoturere, 190, Tottenitarn•oourt•road,
London.

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.
POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FEES
ABOLISHED.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY
VOR the TREATMENT and "SELF-CURE"
of spertuatorrhasa, weakness', debility, nervous.
i.e., lassitude, depression of 'pints, loss of snap and
appetite, pains In the back and limbs, thuidity, solf-dia
trust, want of energy, love of solitude, groundless fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises in the head and ears,
&nine's, indecision, wretchedness, involuntary dis.
chirps, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole eystem, including mental
and physical incapacity, ko., by means of the newly-dis-
covered "AMERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (In the above oomplainta) poisonous drop, which
arc given under various disguises to the utter ruin of
the patient's' health ; with invaluable information, from
chemical and mittrosoopial teats, which reveal hidden
mysteries.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on receipt of six stamps, by
CHARLES WATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
Vic... President of the Afrioan Institute of France,
Cones. Member of the Medical Societies of Rouen and
Peru, ,ko„ and Resident Physician to the Bedford Dis-
pensary, 27, Alfred-place, Bedford-square, London.
" This novel and scientific American Discsovery provee
the absurdity of the English treatment of such cases,
and will prove a boon to 'Suffering Invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain pristine health and vigour by
adopting the means preeented."—Eveniay See.
" A new and extraordinary era in the science of medi-
oine."--Olobe.
The important fact that thew alarming complaints
Int 7 easily be removed without drugs is here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly suooess-
ki treatment as adopted, fully explained." —Medical
.„For Qualifications tide "Diplomas" and the "London
'llxlical Directory."

PIDDLERINTON, DORSET,
TO BS SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MIL W. G. BRYER at the SIP 7 lxx, in
PIDDLEHINTON, OR Failitt, 10th
DM, (subject to Book conditions es will be then and
there produeed), All that newly-erected Merlins or
DWELLING-HOUSE,
(ARDEN, AND PREMISES,
Sitter within, end parcel of, the Manor of Piddlehinton,
how In the orupation of Mr. JAMES COOMIIB, and held
by Copy of Court RoU for two lives aged respectively
about Mend 25 years.
ALSO, A POLICY OF ASSURANCE In the London
Armrest°. Office for £lOO, payable OA the death of the
younger of such lives, at the annual Premium of
MS Be. Od.
To view the Premises apply to the Tenant, and few
further particular" to
Mr. X C. WINTON,
Solicitor, Detainees:.

BRIDGI, SOUTH PETHRRTON,
ROMMILSZIWRIAL
Lar ,ge Important, and enreeerved SALE of ISO Pew
bred North BRYON sod other °ATTU' i
of 1,000 Leierate, Ootawold, and Crinipbred SHfIP
11 Cart HOMES and COLTS PIGII, And the usual
aseortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CIDER (part of which is very sweet and St for bob.
ging), WHEAT, BEANS, and other valuable Wm*
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. PALMER on WIDKUDAY and Tns xtr-
DAY, the 22nl and 23rd tiny' of Serrunia,
1888, late the property of JOHN WINTON PIM., Esq.,
dimmed.
Partioulars in future Advertisement..
Dated, 14th August, 1888.

CARDS FARM, SOUTH BREWHAM.
rR. PALMER is instruoted by the Tamen-
17J. tors of Joni Warren PaTlolla, loq., to SELL
by AUCTION on Om above Farm, on TRUMIDAY, 30011
BIPTIIIIIISI, 1858, upwards of
990 Cross-bred SHEEP end LAMBS,
98 DAIRY COWS (from North Chariton Form), and
4 CART HORSES, with their Harnett I HAY, and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, to., ko.
Partioulars In future Advertlimonts.
Dated, 14th August, 1858.

SECOND ANNUAL SALE OF IMPROVED
HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS.
--
MR. H. RICHARDS has the satisfaction to
announoe that he will OFFER for SA LE by
AUCTION, on Flimsy, BIPTIIIIIIIII 8 1858, in the
MARILIT•PLACII, WllOOlOll, Dorset, at 3 o'clock
50 very choice
RAM LAMBS
of the above breed, the property of Mr, Thomas Martin,
of Elhapwick, Dorset.
H. R. feels that comment on the merits of the above
Ii rendered unneoessary by the oireumstance of hie hav-
ing disposed of a number of Lambe from the um' flock
last season, combined with the previously ectat444Ael
fact, that Mr. T. Martin's Sheep Stock stands unrivalled
In thie county, he will therefore only remark that the
Lambe on the present occasion are superior to any
hitherto produoed by Mr. Martin.
Abbott's Court, Blandford, August 17, 1858.

°RATTLE, DORSET.
Six Miles from Blandford, 11 from Wimborne, and 16
from Salisbury.
Choice FLOCK of 538 DOWN SHEEP, 5 CART
HORSES, HUNTER, IMPLEMENTS of
HUSBANDRY.
MR. ROSSITER has been very kindly in-
structed by Mr. BLANCHARD, who is about to
relinquish business, to SELL by AUCTION, on the
premises, at Chettle on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of
sErrannea, 1858, the undermentioned
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
eompvieing BD fall-moulibelt symerettirrieetretwt
four-teeth ditto, 80 two-teeth ditto, 100 Pur and 111
Chilver Lambs; 2 rams, bred by Mr. Brown, of Winter-
borne Stoke; 5 stag sheep; 8 good store pigs; 5
excellent fresh young cart horses, colours brown
and bay; capital dark brown hunter, by "Con-
federate," 5 years old, 15 lids. 3iin. high, very
clever and temperate at his leaps, up to 19 stone, has
been broken to harness, and goes quiet, well deserving
the attention of gentlemen and dealers; thill, tram, and
plough harness; 3 ploughs, drags, harrows, iron and
wood rollers, turnip slcuelor ; turnip cutter, by
Gardiner; sheep dipping machine, nearly new; horse
rake, 2 wagons, 3 putts, about 30 do:. hurdles, sheep
cribs and troughs, fan and stocks, Amesbury h ,
grass-seed machine, corn lines, seedlip, iron-bound pipes
and other casks, ko., incidental on quitting.
Mr. Blanchard having determined on declining busi-
ness, the whole will be sold without reservation. The
Flock will be found in hard working condition, having
a long distance to fold every day. The horse, and im-
plements are of • very useful description ; and the Auc-
tioneer trusts on the day of sale to be favoured with a
punctual and liberal attendance.
Refreshmente at 12 o'clock, and Sale at 1 preeeely.

COKER'S FROOME,
Ons Mlle from the Doraheater Stations.
• -
A very IMPORTANT BALK of about 1,680 HORN
SHEEP, the ANNUAL DRAFT of Mr. O. MAYO
mutating of 520 Ewes, vary forward In Lamb, by a
Down Ram, 800 Fat four•teeth Withers, 800 two.
Saul Ditto, in good condition, 900 Fat Lambe, 900
Stook Ditto, 13 Pat Stags, 6 Down Rams, So. 1141.
A4R ROSSITER has been kindly instructed
IV.I. to BELL by A ULTION, at Cokor's Frown', the
above STOCK, on 92nd SNP .1588.
Further particulars In future Advertisements.
Dated Sturmlnstsr Newton,
27th August, 1868.

DORSISTSHIRE.
HORTON MANOR FARM,
One Mile from Horton Inn.
--
IMPORTANT SALE of about 1,000 very choice
DOWN EWES of proportionate pa, PIIIR and
OMILYIR LAMBS and RAMS.
Mr. DAVID Anise Wing AbOnt to leave the above Farm
ham very kindly instructed
MR. ROSSITER to SELL by AUCTION
on the Premises, on MONDAY tb. Nth day of
Barr zzzzz , 1858, his very ohotee collection of
DOWN EWES, PIIR and CHILVER LAMBS
and RAMS, 63., Ac.
Full particulars in future advertisements.
The DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS will be sold
about Candlemu next.
Dated, Sturminster Newton,
6th August, 1868.

L,OST, this afternoon, a YELLOW SETTER
LI DOG,
_answers to the name of " Frank."
M Apply to t. WILLIAM MANFIZLD, Jun., Dorchester.
August 80th, 1888.

WANTED, a SITUATION ai BAILIFF or
Manager of a Farm, by en active married Man
without Membranes. Can be highly recommended.
Apply to W. B. at the Ofdoe of the Dorset County Sr
press, Dorchester.

MTANTED, A YOUNG MAN of good ad-
dream, steady, and persevering halite, TO
REPREBENT a Wholesale Tea House al TRAVEL.
LER. A,pply, misting salary required, to A. 8., Dorsst
CO"gi Odoe, LorohWar.

DOUBTER COAL COMPANY.
--
rBE SOLD, TEN SHARES OF £lOO
each in the above oompany. The Dividends paid
en thee* shares for the seven years preceding the M
at Jane, 1868, have averaged ST ls. ed. per ..nt. per
imam on the paid up
kpply to Mr. W. Z4N/1111LD
• illgeitivekreet, Deribmier,

NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS having any CLAIMS or
DEMANDS on the Mate of JOHN STAND-
ISH, late of Dorchester, Gantlemon, deosand,
requested to send the particulars to no in order that
they may be examined and disoharged ; and all PER-
SONS INDEBTED to the Eclat* Sr. requestod to pay
such debts to on forthwith.
INGRAM and SON,
Sohaltore for the Executrix,
Dated, 13th August, DISC

MONEY.
ESTABLISHAT 1881,
TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS.
L,OANS GRANTED from £5 to £lOO, at a
.1.4 Moderate Rate of Interest, for long or short
periods, on Personal Security. To be repaid by such
Weekly, Monthly, or Qoarterly Instalment., as may
suit the oonvenienas of the Borrower.
LOANS specially granted on the Borrower's own
seourity.
The Mown' advanced In /WI, without any dedection
for Int•rsist.
BILLS op EIORANOR and PROM/MORT NOTIM dl..
wonted at the Current Rate,
In all transactions the STRICT'S? CONTIDINCI ob.
served, and the utmost despatch used oonsistent with
due sociality.
Forms of application transmitted on receipt of •
Blemped Envelop* (propely directed).
Ofßoe (private), 19, MARIAN &WARS, LONDON. N.E.
ROBERT MORRIBH, Secretary.

LOANS WITH OR WITHOUT SURETIES.
LOANS from Ea to UM with Sureties or
Security. LOANS from to £2OO without, at
additional premium. The amount applied for advanced
in full, no deduction for Interest or Expenaes.
Particulars and Forms sent by Poet on receipt of
Four Stamps. All oommunications strictly oondden-
Town and County Loan and Discount Bank, Orange
Street, Linoester Square, London, W.C.
CHARLES ABRATHAT, Manager.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
PORDINOTON, DORCHESTER,
THE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their friends and the public &sim-
ony, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL u under :
At their Yard at Forth/epos :
per cwt.
Best Wells-end Coal
„ Steam ditto /e. 2d.
la. Rd.
„ Tenby Stone Coal

N-;i...01;. Dorchester. Weymouth.
Best Radstock Coal. 96.1d. 94d. 96e. per owt.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal 124. 12d.
Bulb o ditto 124. 124.
Cohn 124. 12d.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
Tile very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, end BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, &a.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, is. 9d, per ton discount will be
allowed; within three months, 104. per ton; but if
not paid for it the expiration of three months, no dip
oount will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT.
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, k Se., whiob they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES,
All Goods will be delivered, if required, st any dl..
Woe, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage,
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BUNT, the Company's
Manager, Fordingtou, Dorchester, will have immodlite
attention.
May 1, 1859,

PROUD, ONIIMINT,
J. AGINNT for HO/INDIAN'S' Pt/RN TEA, In
paeliele,—The leaf nol eoloured. Dr. !Worms*, In
Ide valuable work "On Pool'," remarks, at pap
" Tar bro u this! I eon Anti le that Inpuried
by Ole Mewl. MOrnitlk/1111. eppearanee manlfisle II
be be what II profile's—tea whisk hes been subjected
So no kind of outward colouring—a inanifeelaSlon whlek
lis delleione devour ounlrins,"

DORCHESTER UNION.
To BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, DRAPERS,
and UNDERTAIERS.
MHE GUARDIANS of the above UNION
1 invite TENDERS from Persons willing to supply
the Union with BREAD, PROVISIONS, dro., from the
80th day of Saneness next to the 25th day of Dam-
BICH next; and for CLOTHING and COFFIN'S, from the
90th day of filerraltnis next to the 29th day of Sin,
TIMBIIII, 1859.
Forms of Tenders may be bad at my Offices.
TENDERS to be delivered at the UNION WORK.
HOUSE, on or before Eleven o'clock on WIDI4IIIIZIAT,
the 22nd day of Barron= now next.
By Order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk,
Dershester, 29th Aninst, nes.

OZRNE UNION.
IUI.OIfERS, OBOVIRS.
1=71:11•Rat
..... wade Of the but Rhonda
_ the beet quality, HEAT, and
from the 18th day of hangmen next,
to the 18th day of Deo ttttt following,
Terme of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my houie, Cerra Abbas.
The Tenders must be delivered at the Workhouse free
of mpeuse, and sealed, before 10 o'clook in the forenoon
of WIDNIIIDAY, the let day of Servicueu next.
All person. having shims on thio Union are requested
to send the particulate thereof to the Clerk, free of
outage, on or before MOO/DAY, WM day of Sennett,
next, end LB bills not so delivered will not be paid
until the end of the next quarter.
By the Board
WILLIAM BEACH
els&
Cern* Abbas,
August 241 b, 1858.
WEYMOUTH UNION.
CLIME' WANTED.
rr HE GUARDIANS of this UNION will
1 at their MEETING, to be held at the Board Room,
on the 14th day of Buremile, 1858, at 12 o'Clook at
Noon, proceed to the ELECTION of • CLERK to the
Board. The pinion appointed most be fully competent,
and will be required to perform the dutiel of that °Moe
as set forth in the denim' Consolidated Order of the
Poor Law Commisaioners.
The duties to commence on the 27th day of SIPTIM.
DID next, Salary MO per annum, together with the
emoluniente arising from the Superintendent Registrar.
ship, which will accompany this appointment.
Application., with testimonials, to be delivered at my
office on or before MONDAY, the 18th day of Scrums=
next,
Canvassing the Guardians either personally or by
letter is strictly prohibited, and will be held an entire
disqualification.
By order of the Board,
PHILIP DODSON,
Clerk.
Weymouth,
August 23, 1858.

THE SHOOTING SEASON.
rp H. & G. BEN NETT, WOOLLEN
1 . DRAPERS and TAILORS, BLANDPORD, in-
form their numerous Friends that their Stook of
Woollen. is now completed with every Novelty in
Fancy Coatinga, Trouserings, and Vestings, and can
oonfidently assure those who may favor them with their
orders, a perfectly easy, stylish, and good fitting
Garment.
Trousers are warranted not to draw up when riding
or sitting. Paper Patterns are out and kept for every
customer. London workmen are employed on the
premises, and every eare taken to secure an article of
first-rate quality, fit, and workmanship at • low pries.
Particular attention is paid to Ladies lading Hebite
and Morning Jackets, and Servants' Limits.
CHEVIOT, SHOOTING, and MOUEMINO Batt, des. to Ms.
I}Lifistraltiszoon 172. fld. oad 21s.
LADIEB' HIDING HABITS, BLACK CLOTH, from 635.
Patterns forwarded on application, or Gentlemen are
waited on by their Poreman at their Residences.

GIVEN AWAY for the BENEFIT of
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.—Dr. SMITH (late
Hospital Physiolan) will send Free, secure from observs-
tion, to any address, on receipt of a directed envelope
encloeing two stamps to prepay postage, THE PRI-
VATE MEDICAL FRIEND, • new work on the moat
successful and private means of Self-cure of those fearful
disease., nervous debility, loss of memory, dimness of
sight, lassitude, indigestion &a., resulting from the
errors of youth, which, if neglected, result in premature
old age, consumption, insanity, and death. For the
benefit of nervous sufferers who cannot visit him
personally, Dr. SMITH will, on receiving a description
of their ease, enclosing stamped envelope for reply, hold
himself ready to reply thereto, giving his opinion upon
the case, and the principles of treatment neoessary to
effect a perfect cure, No consultation fee required.
HUSBY 81111/11, N.D., 41, Carllol4treet, Newelatle•
on•l'yas.

rriRE WZYMOUTII BAZAAR, (es before
Announced,) in aid of the Fun& for the erection of
A PARSONAGE HOUSE,
for the district Chum!) of ST. JOHN, Weymouth, will
(l)V.) be hell on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the lit
and 2nd of Sanzwese, at WITHOUTH, in the grounds
adjoining GiLUOMISTIIi LOMA.
Is mounted Quit all Contributions for the Salo
be made is oarly as poesible, cud not later than Atieuer
50th, and that PLowess or FRUIT be sent to Mrs.
JOHN Srinisesox.
Contnbators will oblige by affixing a Price to mob
article sent.

WEYMOUTH AND CHANNEL ISLANDS' STEAM
PACKET COMPANY, LIMITED.
STRAY COMMUNICATION szTwzart
WEYMOUTH
AND
ALDERNILY AND CHZRBOURG.
SHORTEST MIA BOUM
ON fa alter ti,ilO Sad SEPTEMBER, lin,
"sr Iwo
"CYGNUS," "AQUILA," or "BAIOHYON,"
Fad powerful poddle.wheel steamers,
FROM WEYMOUTH,
Every Monday, at 11 30 pin, To Cherbourg direst.
Every Thursday, at 0 30 cm To Cherbourg direct.
Every Saturday, at 9 30 a.m. To Alderney k Cherbourg.
FROM CHERBOURG,
Every Tueeday, at 9 30 aaa.ToAlderneyk Weymouth.
Every Thursday, at 11 30 p.m. .. To Weymouth direst,
Every Monday, at 030 morn To Weymouth direct.
SINGLE RETURN
Journey. within One
Month.
FARES. in, 01. 24.01. let. c1.2d.01.
a. d. s. d. a. d. B. d.
Weymouth to Alderney or
and vice versa,}lB 0 12 0 30 0 20 0
Cherbourg,
Steward's Fee, each way 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 0
Alderney to Cherbourg, and 7 0 5 0 11 8 8 0
via versa,
Provisions may be obtained on Board at moderate
rates.
Through booking from the Principal Stations on the
Grist Western Railway, England ; to and from the
prinsipal Stations on the Western Railway of France.
Further particulars at the offices of the Great Western
Railway, England; and at the Western Railway of
France of Mr. Mina BRIANT, Weymouth; Mr.
GAUTAIN, Alderney ; Mr. KIRKHAM, Cherbourg; Mr.
kIINOUT, Jersey ; or Mr. Jos, Guernsey.
JOSEPH MAUNDERS,
Manager and Secretary.
WITMOUTI, AUGUST, 1858.

WAREHAM & PURBECK LABOURERS'
AND SERVANTS FRIEND SOCIETY.
THE TRIAL OF SKILL IN PLOUGHING
will take place on Mr. SPEAR'S PARK, it BERM
RIMS, on THURSDAY, the 211 rd SITTIIIIRE next.
Candidates to be on the ground at 9 o'Clook cm.
DINNER will be provided at The Rani Oak,
Bete Regis, for Members, and Visitors, at Three o'Cloos
Pan.
Certificates recommending Candidates must be sent to
lA. Secretary ao early as poseible on a form which may
be obtained from him. None will be reoeived after the
1714 Septem&r next.
Persons wishing to join the Society in time to room.
mend Candidates for this year's Ploughing, Ao., can do
so by paying a subscription of not less than El it Messrs.
Williams' Bank, Wareham, and sending written notice
thereof to
FREELAND FILLITER,
Honorary Secretary.
Wareham,
38th August, 1868.

ROBERT HAZEL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND CriTLER,
WIRE WORKER,
IRON, TIN, AND COPPER SMITH,
• nDiLIEOII T R. - •
A LARGE well-seleoted stook of all kinds of
CUTLERY.
American Goods, comprising WOOD TUBS, PAILS,
CLOTHES PINS, CARPET BROOMS, &A., fro.
BRUSHES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GILBERT' SCYTHES, the best and cheapest,
ELLIOTT'S TOOLS, BAR IRON, NAILS, SCREWS,
LOCKS, FILES, and STEEL TURNPURROWS,
from BRADEB'. OILS, COLORS, Re., in variety.
AU kinds qf Fancy and Ornamental Wire Work,
Game Netting, Powder, Shot, and Caps,
Horse Nails, Sc, Sc.
Depdt for FLANELL'S PRIZE KITCEIENER,
Agent for BARBOUR, BUSBY, and HOWARD'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

ML. STYLE, Suooessor to G. STYLI, 00ACH
RAKER to the Royal Family,
84, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers tor Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCIABLE, WAGONETTES, Your
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, 0108, OAR
PHAETONS with heads and side light., adapted tor
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every deierlptlon, on the moot
approved principles, made to order' and repairs executed
with neittneli and despatch.
For the sonvenionee of gentlemen living at a diatinee,
mending. will be rendered In fekbing or returning
Carriage for alteration. or repair..
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Commission, or
taken In Esollenge

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER.
ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON.
MRS. BALL bop to announce that she hal
just received, dawn from Paris, a le assort.
meat of Trimmed MODELS of the newest amen, on
-
Hating of
MANTLES, JACKETS, SLEEVES, BODIES, and all
kinds of CHILDREN'S DRESSES and MANTLES.
Orders from the Country receive prompt attention on
the reoeipt of Postage Stamps or Post-oflioe Order,
made payable to ELLMX BALL, Charing Crow
Mantles, 2a. 64.; Jackets with Sleeve, Is. 6d.;
Sleeve., 1..; Children's Dresses, Sc., is. 6d. and
A flat Patters Wit with every Artiste.
A oomplete Bet of Patterns can be had for El Is.,
consisting of 4 Mena% 2 Jackets, 4 Sleeve, and 2
Children's Dresses (a Half Bet, 10a. 6d.), forwarded,
Carriage Free, to any pert of the Country.
Addrees, Mrs. BALL, a. Wellington Street, Holloway,
Loudon,

Tip lIVILDON 1191114
V LC INO.AT3P.ACI,
WEYMOUTH.
TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, INHABITANTS,
AND VISITORS OF WEYMOUTH.
T HAVE the pleasure of announeino to you
that I haws just completed the furnishing of the
above spaelous and eonvenient premises, whieh wee
opened on Tueeday the 10th instant.
I take this the earliest opporeunity to oak your sup-
port and patronage. lu so doing I feel len diffident in
oonsequence of my long residence in the neighbouring
town of DorchesUr—a circumstance whioh I hope may
in some measure favourably influence my intereoU.
In addition to the ordinary advantages neoeuary to a
firsteleas Hotel, I intend to annex to the " Bu SOON " I
separate OM, for the sale of
WINES, SPIRITS, PALE ALES, BOTTLE')
stout,
and from the tut of 'laving, for some time, held in bond
In Weymouth a welleelected stook of
FOREIGN WINES AND BRANDIES,
feel that I am in apo.ition to offer more than orcli.
nary advantages to thou who may honour in. with
their patronage.
I need only further add, that either for private apart.
merits, or for the ouual oocupation of the Hotel, the
wale will be ail per tariff for first and second class, and
in every case in conformity with economy and fel:nue.
I here the honour to remain,
Your obedient Servant,
JAMES YEARSLEY.
August 2, 1858.

BIRTHS.
Auimet se, it Chard, the wife of the Rev. W. Denalmos, of a
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Auguirt 2.5, at Winthorne Mlneter, by the Rev John Lucy,
rector of Hampton Lucy, welded by the Rev, Henry Evank
rector of Erhwell, Suffolk, Thome Remy Enna, Esq., second
surviving son of Thomas Browne Evans, Veg., of Dean Howe,
Oxon, and Studdenhem, Norfolk, to Mary Louise, eldest
daughter of Sir David Cuninghame, Bart., Mfincrelg, N. 8.,
and Malnehanger, Hants,
August 25th, at Shortwood, Somerset, by the very Rev. T.
hi. kicDonnell, the Hon. Edwin De Loan, U. 8. Diplomatic
furief:tradryCoyneu...l-Generral Egyhter fpt an
the t its djependeames roweal,..to,
Ext., of Mathew, Intlind."r •
August Seth, at Walmt Church, Bath, by the Rev. Charles
Noel Mann, rector of Mawgme and St. Martin, Cornwall, William
Trevenen, Esq., to Harriet Willett, youngest daughter of the
late Humphry Millett Orylls, Req., of Bonham In the county
of Cornwall.
August 19, at St. John's Paddington, the Rev. T. J. Wyld,
rector of North Wrashall, Wilts, to Sarah, relict of the Rev. H.
James, late rector of Lytabett Matrevere, Donee,
August 28, at Kling, bp the Rev. F. R. Phillips, Vice:,
Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Couchmen, of Castle Mal-
wood, New Forest, surveyor, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter
of the late Mr. George Witt, of lotion,
DEATHS.
August 21, at the house of hie brother, Wlncanton, after a
lingering illness, Mr. Martin Winter, of Sherbome, aged 51
years.
August 19, of consumption, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of
Mr. John Dyer, New Broad Street, Saint Philips, Bristol, eldest
daughter of Mr. Cherie. Down Cox, carpenter, formerly of
Sherborne.
August 25th, at Wareham, after a lingering illness, John
Shipp, aged 21 years.
August 25th, in Wed street, Poole, at the residence of her
son, Mr. Joeeph Harker, Mrs, Bella Harker, aged 72.
Augunt 21, at Glanville, Wootton, James Durant, for fifty
years end upwards coachman in the family of J. C. Dale. Esq.
August 22. at Swansea, after a lengthened illness, Captain
John Hancock, I. N.. aged 80 years.
August 28, At Todber Farm, Mr. John Andrews. His death
WU mused suddenly, by falling down Maim whilst proceeding
to bed; he has le:t • wife and large family to lament his Imo.