The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

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TO THE ELECTORS OF BRIDPORT.
GENTLUfIIII,_
HAVING Represented you in Parliament
for twenty-four yeas, and, as I hope, to your
satiafaction, I now solicit a renewal of that honour.
My principles are well knows to be in favour of
mndtrate bat oonstant progreas. They have been, in
my opinion, carried out by the Government of Lord
Palmerston, in whom, per•onally, I pia e grgatt, con-
fidence, but, if you again elect me, 1 shall cot:vino° to
be independent of all party..
aspect to have the pleasure of meeting you soon, and
1 Am. Gottlm-it'll,
Your humble Servant,
I'. A. MITCHELL;
London, 17th June, 1865. •

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LY,IIE REGIS.
--
MR. F. K. DUMAS will have the pleasure
of Addressing la's Friends on TUdzIDAY
EVENING, JULY 4, at the LION AS.3.EIIBLY
ROG.d, at haltret Seven o'clock.

W.. N. NIOHOLSON; TRENT IRON
PATENT-
Wll'f/rOWINJ

The Act for the Improvement of _ was in-
tended to assist the numerous small ports on our o.ast,
in introducing the improvement, required fur proteming
the lives of our brave Seaumo, sestradmitting • larger
cless of Shipping; end I trust that your own authorities
may find this dot useful for carrying out the woike so
wisely cominenc. cl.
1143 GOLI/piVildi' Act if 1862, extauding the plinciple
of limited 1 abilty‘in cofieuercial enterpr cP, 6 &umber
meet impel t ,ut eneci uient, fraught I believe with un-
told ad•antiges to those, f smell ce pita. By facilitatieg
the union of persons of moderate 112,51111 in
enterprmee, it creates an ecuipeim to the vast mass.' of
wed' Is which of late pairs have been socumuleting is •
few hands, and renters more in apostle/it the poeition
of the middle sad humbler chows.
The Government Annuiti, s Act will likewise have a
most beneficial effect, affording &security for the savinga
of the humbler classes of the commuulty.
Lastly, the Union Chargeability Bill, which will
shortly I hope be passed into a law, is of the utmost
Importance to a town like Poole, burdened with heavy
r-tes, and is only an act of justice in compelling them
to support the labourer, who profit by big service,.
In the above brief enumeration of a very email
portion of the labours of the Parliament now about to
be dissolved, I have simply selected such Acts as bear
upon the social well-being of the people, because I
believe that the more wealth is equally diffused, the
more the glaring inequality between extreme poverty
and extreme wealth is remedied; the more all clasoe
will be knit together, and a solteion be found for those
difficult political questions which are yet unsettled; the
greater also will be the strength of England. And here
let me remind you, that while six years ago there was •
French panic, and we hail barely one smell army to
defend our unfortified coast, we have now, in additicn
to a greatly improved regular Army, an aexiliary force
of gallant Volunteers, all supplied with the most
effective weapons, and animated with the most loyal
and enthuaissiic spirit. We have also our gallant Naval
reserve; our Merchant service so far organized as to fit
it in time of need to afford the most important services;
our Arsenals in course of defence, a fleet of iron-dads
called into existence, and docks making for their use ;
while such a series of itrprovementa in large and small
arms have been carried out, that if in this respect we
have not arrived at perfection, we are at any rate un-
surpaseed by any other Country.
But while I mention what has been done, I must not
omit to notice what has been left undone ; many im-
portant questions remain unsettled which ought not to
be delayed.
I believe that I agree with the great body of my Con-
stituents in wishing to see an extension of the suffrage,
while I yield to none in my high appreciation of the
existing institutions of our Country, and my belief that
we live under the most successful government that has
ever 'misted in any age or among any people. I feel,
however, that the greater imitator of our educated
fellow-countrymen that we can admit to • direct share
of the elective franchise, the surer the bash t of our
institutions ; and that some means roust be found, (as
is admitted by both parties in the state,) to confer upon
art increased number of the working classes the privilege
of the suffrage.
I think this question, of moll preeminent importance,
should occupy the early attention of the new Parlia-
ment; and in this cane, I should be guided as to the
messure I should think it my duty to support, by the
general views of the liberal party, and the light which
probahl,y be -throve on • most difficult question by
discussing an Parliament and out Of Parliament during
the coming year.
Anotle.r question, which I much regret bea not been
mottled, is that of Church-rates. I have always been
favourable to their abolition, which I believe would be
equally advantageous to the Churchmen and the Die-
Seater.
In conclusion, I beg whilst apologizing for the length
at which I have addressed you, to thank you most cor-
dially for past confidence, and should you think proper
to renew that confidence by again returning me as your
lie preseet vtive, your in,eie,ts will continua to have
my best attention, and I shall continue to follow the
same political course which I have now, for many years,
endeavoured con eisrently to pursue.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful servant,
HENRY D. SEYMOUR.
London, June 22nd, 1866.
TO THE ELECTOItS OF THE BOROUGH OF
POOLE.
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Grerrtecerw,
THE Dissolution of Parliament being close at
band, I am induced, from the very flattering
reception I have received from so large and influential •
number of the Electors, to offer myself for the honour
of your suffrages at the ensuing Dectiiin.
My impression is that great po,itical changes are at
hand, and the question is whether the Electors of the
kingdom will return a Conservative Majority, or
whether those Who entertain the most extreme opinions
are to hold the reins of Government.
hi y polehal opiniors are Conservative—a supperter
of Lord Derby—and if chosen as one of your representa-
tives I shell be prepared to vote for all measures
calculated to promote the general good of the Country,
sad the welfare and prosperity of this Borough in
particular.
I am a sincere member of the Church of England, and
am convinced that the maintenanee of the established
Church is not only s blessing to the state, but affords
the best security for that toleration which Englishmen
have so long enjoyed. lam oppoeed to the unconditional
abolition of Church-rates.
I shall be ready to support a well-considered measure
few the revision of the Franchise, as I think the true
principle of Representative Government is that all
Interests in the oountry should be duly represented;
beg any system of representation based on the principle
representing numbers is, in my opinion, incomistent
with true liberty.
1 think the Ballot unEnglish and degrading.
I am deeply sensible of the vast importance of the
Maritime Trade of this Kingdom ; and the interests of
British Shipowners shall be ever a chief object of my
meet earned oonsideratien.
Our Seaports; are the nurseries of those brave men
who man our navy and who are always foremost in the
defence of their country.
consider the maintenance of the efficiency of the
Army and Navy essential to the welfare of the country,
sad think this consistent with a wise economy, of which
I am a strong advocate.
I have from the first done my best to snpport the
Volunteer movement, and shall continue so to do,
believing the Volunteers to have ceased to be an
experimental force, and to have become • permanent
establishment of the country, and to have been the
means of warding off any meditated attacks from
Foreign Powers.
If I have the honour to become your representative, it
limy intention to reside a portion of the year in the
neighbourhood of Poole, so that I may become well
acquainted with my constituents and be able to
advance their interests, and to do my duty to them
Ittlividually as well as to the state.
I shall, with confidence, await the result of the Poll,
believing that a majority of the Electors coincide with
gee in my opinions, and that I may rely on their exer-
tions' in my favour.
I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient humble Servant,
W. C. L. BASHFORD.
Spring Grove, Middlesex,
June 26th, 1865.

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Society of note bah in this and other co.intries.
Pole-sing untpual el:abilities and strength,
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PATENT HORSE RAKE.
with Tubular Shafts and Frame, lighter in draught than any other made, so telaneed that a man can work one all
day without fatigue. PAWS £1 10a, upwards.
INTENDING Poscusazza of these Machines are requested to ORDER EARLY, to prevent disappointment during
the press of the ,eairon.
STEAM BOILERS of all sizes; Portable, Horizontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always on hand
or in progress. PLANS and ESTIMATES furnished. CATALOGCES free on application to
W. N. NICHOLSON. TRENT WORKS, NEWARK. .

w (THOMAS & Cols PATENT SEWING
!Li. MACHIN/ES /PRIZE MEDAL) 66N£WCATE ST
AhD RECENT CIRCUS'. OXFORD S., LONDON

ESTABLISHED 1812.
H. AND T. PROCTOR,
CATHAY , BRISTOL,
IN calling attention to their SPECIAL MANURES, have much pleasure in stating that they
will be found of very superior quality, and the most economical which are manufactured.
TURNIP, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES
have produced results of the most satisfactory and remunerative character on every description of tillage land.
WHEAT, OAT, AND BARLEY MANURES
strengthen the draw, increase the quantity, and improve the quality of the grain in a very marked degree.
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME
has been proved to be the most economical souroe of Phospates for the growth of luxuriant root and oorn crops.
GRASS MANURES
are very effective in improving the herbage. The preparation of Grass Manures is regulated according as they
may be required to be more or less permanent in their character.
M A NUFACTORIES :-
BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, AND WARWICK.

LAWES' MANURES, 1865.
r.IIHE above MANURES have been manufactured by J. B. LAWES for a period of 23 years,
JL and are now largely used in every part of the United Kingdom. A supply for the present Season can bs
obtained of Mr. Lawn, or through hie appointed
AGENTS.
Mr. R. DAMEN ... DORCHESTER.
Mr. H. VOKES RAMSDEAN, Petersfield.
Mr. G. SPENCER . 5, T LAWN, Winchester.
Messrs. RAYNIMRD, CALDICOTT, and BAW— ux
TREE ... BASINGSTOKE and ANDOVER.
Mr. J. H. DUNN WAEMINSTER
Messrs. R. and H. HOLLOWAY ... Semnsuev.
Mr. E. DENNETT
Mr. J. CEIALCRAFT Aunty, Alton.
Mr. G. A. GALE ... • ... HORNDEAN.
M. B. KELLY ... • ... &LEPTON MALLET.
Mr. JOHN BAILY Wiltshire.
Mr. W. GALE... ... BIDDIFSTONE, near Chippenham.
JOHN BENNETT LAWES.
OFFICES-1, ADELAIDE PLACE LONDON BRIDGE, 8.C., and 22, EDEN QUAY, DUBLIN.

TO THE FREE AND PIDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF WAREHAM.
GINTLIVEN,
ifIAVIN G made a canvass of the Borate",
the result justifies we in looking forward
conlidence to my re•election.
I I cannot, however, refrain from noticing the
I worthy course resorted to by my opponent, in order to"
divert Conservative Votes from their legitimate
which is anything but honest and straightessmard, and
deserves to be exposed. : ,di f,t•
I omitted in my late address to touch upon a. subject
which engages the attention of the Agricultural
nterest at We moment, namely, the hislt•tax. On
the repeal of the Cam Laws this tat Ought to have
followed ca the same principle. I Wm& be ready to
vote for its tepee!, as also that odious Xocoene-tax,
which can never be made fair and equal, and which
would long have owed to exist if the Government of
Lord Derby had sonfirmod in power. s- • •Si
I hope these rime will meet your epagoegtirek, emegj
that on the day of Election you will be tilars to giro nip
your support:
' am,
Your fauthfid and obliged liervent,
T. S. We BANBRIDGE FJtLE DRAM
Charbeconah York., Joao Esti 1865,,
fBE CE{URCH LItTSITITTION. The
'Executive Committee of the Church titution
. ' ins, a hope That Churchmen it the EnsubigfiGenersl
'Election will be lave at their prinelples,- and support
eels those CAtadidates who will oppose amines hostile
to the Church.
The following questions to Candidates are s
—Will you resist the Total Abolition of CithrelMled•
ttes—
I?be Achniesion Digeitiert to the Government of the
lin 28"attr
Separation Church and State °
By order,
WYNDHAM HOLGATE, M.A. Secretary.
4, Trafelpoepate, W.C., Jaw IS,IB

"Putity and Excellence of Quality."
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bears their Tr k, the Butt's HZAD, on each Package.
IT wist 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 ICIAIf BE PRODUCED.
Sold by all Grocers and Druggists.
J. AND J. COLMAN, LOND-ON.

...,
_oIIIES ELECTORS OF THE EAMMEILE
•DIIIMIEMON OF THE COUNTY QC 11010.11118 ET.
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GiNTLILION,—
TkiE Dissolution of Parliament having been
aunounoed, it becomes our duty again to solicit
the Ipsnour of your support at the approachiag Election
for East Soinerset.
It is upwards of a twelvemonth since, on the receipt
of IS Requisition from nearly every Parish in the
Division, we accepted your invitation to become Candi-
dates for the seats shoat to be vacated by the much re-
vetted
retirement of Sir William Miles and Mr.
toblitill. I
, It woald be needled, for us now to ester into any
statement of those political opinions which i
Ins have 'constantly advocated, not only in our published ,
but at numerous gatherings of the Electors in ,
tett Hisdriok ~ r.
A,protraoted aaddpertityurnm. by friends and
has by ourselves in tape shown that now, as here-
tofore, a large majority of. the Constituency is COnier-
*WO.
. The same conclusion has forced itself upon our late
able and energetic opponent, who, unwilling to hams
the County by a fruitless contest, has honourably
.rstited from a held which afforded him no prospect of
success.
Confident in the truth and justice of our cause, we
readily leave the junta in your hands, relying upon your
continued favour to secure for us the proud dietinotion
. of reyroseotiugion is tteMouse of Commons.
- ' We-hay. the liOnonr to. be,- GenTleinen ,
Your obedient, humble servants,
RALPH NEVI LLE-GItENVILLE,
RICHARD HO/OSA PAGET.
Wells, June 30th5 18610.

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E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATZ W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received the Ist Prize at six consecutive Agricultural Show., when first
introduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Agricultural Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prizes were offered for Chain
Harrows.
As a Rush Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
Moor, tic., it is unrivalled.
It does it. work better, and relieves itself as well as the ordinary Chain Harrows
when collecting Couch or Twitch Grass.
' It is also used for working down Laud that his been Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a first-rate Seed Bed without aistarbing the Manure, and is
invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, fine tiltb, rich as cannot be
obtained with any other Implement.
DILIVERED PRIX TO ANT STATION.
Catalogues with Prices, Stn., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

TILE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC USE
ARE SOLD BY
, W. CHICK,
FAMILY Als1,1) DISPENSING CHEMIST,
;Opposite the Great Western Railway Station,
FI”I'ERTON, SALISBURY.
AGENT by appointment for Barry Du Barry and Co's Reralenta Arabic& Food
Hoiticeopathio Medicines and Coons; Himalaya Tea Company's Teas : The Cadiz, Oporto, and Light Wine
Association, Limited. Sherries. 15s. 61, 20s, 25a., 285., 365., 405., and 48..; Porte. 15s. 6d, 205., 264., 28..,
36n, 445., and 804. per dozen ; Champagnes in Pinte and Quart.; Sparkling Hock, Moselle, Burgundy, &e. Also
all kinds of British Wines. Chaffin's Remedy for Deatneas ; English and Foreign Perfumery; Improved Tooth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in great variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Combe. Every article requisite or the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's Eau de Cologne; Erminns Wilson's !
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castor Oil, and other Pomades; Marocassar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the ,
Flair; Quinine Rhateny Dentifrice for cleansing and preserving the Teeth, irc. Fine Healthy Leeches. Physician?
Prescriptions and Family Reap • carefully prepared. Every Drug and Chemical Preparation an directed y ther;
British Pharmacopoeia. Chick'. Otreatidan Liquid Hair Dye, for changing Red or Grey to Brown or Black in a
few minutes. Lamp, Hansom anilliStehinery Oils of every description. Morse and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
ibeintliag every Artiehi ctiaalselpd:eutb the Trade.

DORCHESTER
AGRICULTURAL R EPOS' TORT 8A LBS.
ESTAIILISHRD 1852.
MR. T. ENSOR (late BAKRR and Ensoa)
begs to announce that his next SALE of FAI
and STORE STOCK will be held at his
REPOSITORY, •
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the
South Walks, on SATURDAY, JULY 8,
1865, commencing at Twelve o'clock precisely
with the Heifers and Oahe.. Stabling and Keep for
Stock sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that due publicity may be given.
All Lots to be paid for immediately after the Sale, and
no lot taken away without an Order, to be obtained at
the oflioe on the Sale around.
PRIME T ENTRIES :
6 rat Heifers
2 Heifers and Calves
50 prime Fat Wethers
30 Fat Down Ewes
30 Fat cross-bred Lambs

DORCHESTER, 6th JULY FAIR.
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MR T. ENSOR has been favoured with in-
structions from Mr. Btu, who is quitting Came
Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, in the FAIR FIILD, on
THURSDAY, JULY 6th, at half-past 12 o'clock, the
following Implements :-2 Winnowing Machines, 1
Blower, " Boby's" Corn Screen, Barley Humreeler, 1
Seed Blower; Weighing Machine and Weights, 4
Bushel Measures, Half-Bushel, quantity of Sieves, 2
Barn Shovels; 2 Ladders, Steps; 2 Sack Carts, Corn
Bin, Waggon Cloth, Water Tubs, Luggage Cart and
Harness, capital Iron Water Cart, with Pump ; Saddle,
2 Bridles, Pit Saws, Rabbit Traps, and many other
useful articles.

DORCHESTER FAIR.
MR. T. ENSOR hu been favoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, JULY 6, at bill Horse Repository,
adjoining the Plume of Peathers Inn, the following
HORSES, COLTS, CO3, WAGON, and HARNESS,
viz. 2 Cart Horses and their Harness, 2-Horse Wagon,
1 Yearling Colt, 2 Two-year old ditto, 3-year old ditto,
4-year old ditto, the property of Mr. BRIM; leaving
Wynford Farm. Ala, 4 very powerful Cart Horses and
their harness, handsome strong Bay Cob. 6 years old,
15 hands, a remarkably quiet good Hack, late the
property of Mr. R. CAINE% dereasad.
Sale at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

DOERPT ASSIZES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Her
Majeety's Justices of Assize, assigned to hold
the Assizes in and for the County of Dorset, will
OM the Commisbion for the said Assizes, at DOR-
CHESTER., on SATURDAY, the 22nd day of JULY
next, when all those who will Prosecute spinet the
Prisoners who shall then be in the Gaol of the said
County, or at large on Bail, are hereby required to be
then and there present, to Prosecute against them as
shall be just. And all Justices of the Peace, Mayors,
Coroners, Stewards, and Chief constables anti Bailiffs of
, every Hundred and Liberty within the said County, are
hereby also required to be then and there present in
their own Persona, with their Rolls, Records, Indict-
mente, and other Reinernbrances, to do those things
which to them and their Offices in that behalf appertain
to be done.
FREDERICK CHARLES STEGGALL.
Chder Sheriff.
Under Sheriff's Office,
6, South-street, Dorchester, June 19, 1865.

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GREAT WESTERN' 'RAILWAY.
--
TOtJRIST TICKETS, available for one
Calendar Month, are now issued at Weymouth,
Dorchester, and Bridport, and other principal Stations
on this Rsilway, to the ISLE OF MAN, aid Liverpool,
Malvern, Buxton, Scarborough, Harrogate, and other
watering places on the Yorkshire coast; Windermere,
Penrith, and the Lake district ; to the principal
places on the Eastern and Southern coast, North and
South Wales, Scotland, Lakes of Killarney and Dublin,
aid Holyhead.
Return Tickets at about a single fart for the Double
Journey are also issUnd during the Summer months to
pic..olc or pleasure parties.
For fall particulars see programmes, which can be
obtained at any of the Company's Stations.
Paddington, June Ist. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST PASSAGE TO
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
(No Passports required by this Line.)
PUB MONTREAL OCEAN
e OY AL MAIL STEAMSHIP
. COMPANY'S STEAMERS Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follows :
N. AMERICAN...juIy 6 I HIBERNIAN ... July go
PERUVIAN .. „13 NOVA SCOTIAN ,;
Calling at LONDONDERRY every tRIDAY, to take on
board Passengers and Mails.
FARM— First Cabin, to Quebec, New York, and
Boston, £lB 18s., £l5 153., and £l3 13a., according to
accom.oodation.
STEERAGIL—To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£5 55.; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, Is.
Qnickeet and Cheapest rests 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
WILLAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool.
Ocean Passage and American Railway Glade and
Government Pampl.let on Canada soot on receipt of
our stamps.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WANTED—a respectable Youth as an
APPRENTICE to the TAILORING
BUSINESS He would be iequired to serve in the
Shop, for which be would be instructvd in Oe Art of
Cutting, and prepar d to take a Situation as Foreman.
A small premium reutured.—Apply t, E. B.
Haricot-plate, BlAndford.

HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
M IDLAND COUNTIES INSUUANCE
COMPANY.
Head Office, Linooln. London Offioe, 6, Old Jewry, E.C.
TRUSTEES:
The Right Honourable the Earl of YARBOROUGH.
The Right Hon. ROBERT A. C. NISBET HAMILTON.
WILLIAM RUDGARD, Esquire.
Inascrons :
W. RUDGARD, Esq., Chair- W. FOSTER, Esq.
man. W. Hume, Req.
3. Hoon, Esq., Dep. Chair • J. R. H. KETWORTH,E.4.
man. W. MARSHALL, Esq.
C. Baomr, Msq. C. YILATMAN, El
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Turnips, andan gold
Wurzel, (green,) and Seeds also
INSURED AGAINST DAMAGE BY HAIL
STORMS AT REDUCED RATES.
A Bonus will be returned in MR.
Lowes promptly and liberally settled.
All Letters respecting Hail Insurance, to be
addressed to
Mr. JOHN HANSON,
Secretary for the Hail Department.
HEAD OFFICE: LINCOLN.
FIRE INSURANCE.
REDUCTION OF GOVERNMENT DUTY.
The Duty will be reduoed to an uniform rate of
Is. 6d. per rents on the 24th June, and all Insurers in
this Office will receive the full benefit thereof.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
All descriptions of Policies are issued at equitable
rates. 80 per oent, of the profits divided every sth
year with tie Participating Policy Holders. A Bonus
from 40 to 50 per oent, was returned in 1862.
treaurhts.

Total Amount
When Bum Premlume Bonus added of Policy ith
effected. Assured Paid to Policy. Bonus addi-
tion..
£ a d. £&d. £LO.
1855 100 32 8 8 10 9 0 110 9 0
1857 3000 700 17 8 299 13 2 3299 13 2
1858 500 OB 6 0 30 9 3 530 9 3

The neat Bonneyear will be 1867.
Policies granted to become payable in the life-time of
the Assured.
curers in this Company have the security of nearly
500 suba'antial Shareholders.
Mr. IL LATHAM, Secretary.
Lincoln, April, 1865.
AGENTS:
Dorchester H. Taylor, Poole A.. 11. Rogers,
Agricultural Implement Draper, Longileet.
Maker, &a. Salisbury U. Main.
Bath...RH. Martin, Down Shaftesbury...
Hone.. Bristol Road. Sturminster...T. Hawkins.
~ W. Bright, Chemist, Wareham T. Redman,
26, Southgate-street. Grocer, South.street.
Blandford...H. Blandford, Weymouth
Merchant and Surveyor. Wimbortte Minster ....W.
Bridport... Short, Chemist.
Crewkerne It. M. Custard,
Lyme Regis... Saving's Bank, (Mil only.)
Newton Abbot...W. Green, Leominster Mr. Hilt
Chemist. Custard, Saving's Bank,
New too Abbot W. W. Major; (Hail only).
Coachbuilder.

HAIL STORMS.
THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLE-STRBETI STRAND, LONDON, W.C.
/NSURE
WHEAT, BARLEY. OATS, RYE, TURNIPS
CLOVER, &41.,
AGAINST LOSS BY
HAIL STORMS
. FOR
FOURPENCE PER ACRE.
SEEDS and GLASS Insured at moderate rates.
LOSS LS paid immediately.
FIRE }lnsurances at rates as low as other well estab
& !idled offices. Four-fifths of the profits of Life
LIFE Insurance divided every Fifth Yost,
Further particulars may be had at the Chid Office, ot
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
A GENTS :
DORCHESTER, CERN& ABBAS, and PIDDLE-
TOWN—Messrs. ANDREWS & COCKERAM,
Solioitors.
Blandford Mr. It. Fowler, Whitehttreh, Wittier
and Bit wer.
Arid port Mr. P. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne G. L. Lang, Esq., Solicitor.
Gillingham Mr. H. Keine', Solicitor.
Shaftesbury Mr. Charles Bastable, Stamp Offices.
Sherborne Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Sturminater
Wareham Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
WEYMOUTH
Wimborne Mr. Geo, Childett:
Fordittgbridge J. RantAen, jftn., tstate Agent.
Additional Agents wanted—application to the
ecretary.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES,
AA-Rti, JOHNSON
. .0.,. AMERICAN SOOTHING
i SYRUP. This eeloscions Re.
(
used". hm been in enema use tor
upwards of Forty Years, and has
ik, .74 .• k preserved munerone Children
01 when 'Oaring from Conrobrions
arising from painful Dentition.
~ . • 111. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed
~r5,.,„;0„- vioillik, ' on the Gums,
ire Child willms osohd. be
, ',. ft ~":„.; 11#11 inrathe Mable t contelln
1..„4,1 lr no narootki, Sty
ingredient whatever. Withers.
fore am innocent as aft=
tending tt produce the Teeth with ems ; and so plea.
ant, will refuse to let its Gums be rubbed with it. Parents
thould be vs.. --- Isir to ask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN
and tp notiee that the names of Barclay
'on Street, London, are on the Stamp
Prim ile Pd per Bottle. .

GREAT REDUCTION OF TEA DLITT.
BAKER AND BAKER
Give the full benefit of the Reduced Ditty on all their
Teas.
THESE TEAS are Imported with the leaf
not coloured, and are in all respects decidedly the
Best and Cheftpe-t Packet Teas Sold.
GOOD STRONG TEA 26 Bd. per Th.
Sold by Ageote in sl parts of the Kingdom.
Weymouth Hexer, 2 Breed-street.
SAINDIMB, 28 Feat-street.
Portland Durnurr, Fortin/ft Well.
Briapprt ROBB*, 8, Wert Manatee,
Beemotter Haulm, Stationer.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
--
Tuesday 4.—Dorch.ster County Court.
Meeting on behalf of the British and Foreign
Bible Society at Cherininster.
Annual meeting of Brid port Gas Company.
Bridport Band of Hope Anniiw.i.ry.
Wednesday, 5. —Masers. Deanery's Repository Sale,
Brid port.
Bridport County Court.
Thursday, 6. —Bridport Horticultural Society's twelfth
Bahl',Rion.
• Dissolution of Parliament.
We month County Cottrt.
Dorchester (Donut) Fair.
Wella (Somerset) Fait.
Auction of Farming Implements in the Fair
Field, Dorchester, by Mr. Ensor.
Auction of Horses, dm, at the Horse Repository,
Dorchester, by Mr. Erwor.
Friday 7. Whitchuroli (Hants) Fair.
Taunton (Someraet) Fair.
Saturday, B.—Mr. Ensor'A Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Sunday, 9.—Offertory at All Saints', Dorchester, on
behalf of fthe Diocesan Churoh Building
Association,
Monday, Hi —Blandford County Court.
Public meeting in aid of the Additional Caritas
Society, at Salisbury.
Stockbridge (Flints) Fair.
Bath (Somerset) Fair.
'Tuesday, 11.—Foresters Fête at Cerne Abbac
Turnip Hoeing Match in conection with Dot.
cheater Agricultural Society.
Poole County Court.
Blandford (Dorset) Fair.

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CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY. THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
THE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle N,IR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of the United Church of England and Ireland, is lel_ of HACKS, HUNTERS, HARNESS and
published every Thursday morning. It treats exclusively CART licitiSts, CARRIACIES, /to, are held on every
of Church matters in Eoglaed, Ireland, and the CATTLE M ARKS V DAY.
Colonies; furnishes information to Charehwardens, and Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
aims at the extension and defence of the Church and Gentlemen are continually representing to him that it
her various institutions. Its lsit‘ing articles are would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good class finrses,"
the ecclesiastical events and opinions of the day, if some arrangement eonld be made lot Viewing them a
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature day or two before the Sale at the Repository. If sent in
has long secured for this Journal the oonfidence on the Friday before the Sale, two clear days would be
of its numerous readers Price &1., Stamped Yd. ; afforded, the whole expense of which would be 3s. each
HUGH WILLIAMS, 32, Paternoster-row, London. horse per day for keep and groom, amounting to 120.
from Friday to Tuesday inclusive' the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2s. 6d. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" for Tuesday's Sale.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
FLOOK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pub:lo that he is SELLING 00A.Lff at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
viz.:—
di the Sera- Water,. &Wow—
Best Walla End Coals ... ... ls. sd. per mt.
&mall Ditto, for SmitLa ... is. 2d. "
di the Great Western Sation—
Maiden Ne*ton. Dorchester
per owt. per owt.
Bed B.adirtook Coal 11d. lid.
Small ditto 7d. 7d.
Best Bulb
Newport Smith's
Calm
Beet Teaby Stone Coal Is. &I.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charge.,
and in the Town free.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. Loot, Post Caine, or by
Mr. R. Hrt.r., at the G. W. Station. will be punctually
bawled tor
._
DUKE tk SON, SKID and Marrone Mita-
enerrrs, BROADMAXNE and DORCHESTER,
in returning their sincere thanks to their Friends
and Agriculturists in general for the very liberal
ropport they received during the last salmon
In the Manure Trade, beg to say they have
now ready for delivery any quantity of those
well-tested and highly-approved Manures, Manu-
factured by the "Tenant Fanners' Manure Company,"
at the fellowing prioes, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Western and Great Western
Lines.
E a d.
t 111" Blood manure ... ... 7 0 0
WOOL •" Dissolved Bones . . ... 7 0 0
}
MoßsTot t... ... .., 5 r
woe nhoenhateolLime 6 0 0
DORORESTZE ... .., - • -
M
. Blood Manure .. ... 70 0 iIDSN NIWT°' —}. Diwohed Bones ... . . 70 0
M and FRAPTON ...
Sep& phi:P/3011040f hiMe 6 0 0
P.S. They also beg to add that thy are prepared to
make arrangements with any of their customers to deliver
their manures, if required, from the Moreton and
Dorchester Stations, any distance not exceeding 10 miles.

CAUTION.
--
JOSEPH BEACH begs to caution the
Public against Spurious Imitations of hie celebrated
CONDIMENT FOR HORSES,
AND
FARINACEOIJS FOOD FOR COWS AND PIGS.
The great saccesi of these far-famed Condiments has
caused unprincipled Daders to SUBSTITUTE
WORDUESS MANUFACTURES ; to avoid whit&
see that the strings of each cwt. and half owt. bag is
secured by a Lead Seal bearing the impress of Addy's'
and Trade Mark, with the words "Common Sence."
Prioe 25e. per owt. in bags 561 b. and 1121 b. each,
lelivered at any Railway Station.
DUDLEY AND TIPTON MILLS, DUDLEY.
Established 1819.
AGENTS WANTED,
TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr. RICHARD SH/RLET, Bawoott, Salop.
"Bawcott, Miundow, Church Stretton, Salop,
" March 11, 1865.
"Mr. Joseph Beach.—Dear Sir.—Have the goodness
to send me one ton of your Farinaceous Food for Cattle
and Pita, and five met of Condiment for Horses, as soon
as possible. I have lately tried various other condi-
ments, but, after using yours since 1859, must in truth
admit it is by far the heat and cheapest I have ever had
for Stock of all deacriptions.
"I remain, dear Sir, yours truly,
"RICHARD SHIRLEY."
From Mr. JOSEPH BICKFORD, Oicley, near
Wolverhampton.
"Oxley, near Wolverhampton, March 8, 1865.
"Mr. J. Beaoh.—Dear Sir,—l have been • farmer
more than forty years, and have no hesitation in saying
your Farinaceous Food is by far the beat and cheapett
thing for rearing Calves I have ever tried; and I am
sure it would well answer every farmer's purpose to use
it.
'Yours truly, JOSEPH BICKFORD."
Numerous other Testimonials from highly respectable
practical men, may be seen at the Office, Mill-street,
udleT.
Various Prises will be given at the London and
Fat Stock Shows, Christmas, 1865, for th
Sheep, and Pigs fed on BEAC'
'Food during the four months
competing must be duly registered in
the said Shows as having been fed u
Farinaceous Food, which must have I
of JOSEPH BEACH'S recognised Agents Of
or from himself.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES:
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
• AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold by all Grocery, Chandlers, Ac., he.
WOTHERSPOON A Co., GLASGOW AND Lonnon

MANUFACTURERS
H.B.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
'ENFIELD PATENT 'ARC'
USED IN ' ROY: Y.
- are

none of them
AO Pjn..t Stara sh,
WOTFIEBEIPOON k

are -e-igned
TEL

WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
HEAD MArnica--REV. JOHN ELLIS, M.A., formerly
Scholar of St. Johu'a Co'lese, Cimbridge ;
As.istant•Master of Maribor. ugh C liege ; and
Head-Master of the Cathedr-1 School, Salisbury,
THE NEXT TERM (D.V.) *ill commence
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1865.
A ProTectus, containing full particulars of the
School, will be forwarded on applicatian to the Head-
Master.
GUERNSEY and JERSEY.—THROUGH
COMMUNICATION between the GRE T
WESTERN RAILWAY and the CHANNEL
ISLANDS, by every train to Weymouth, and from
Weymouth Harbour every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 6.0 a.m., by fast Mail Steamers. The
shortest sea passage is by the Weymouth route. See
Great Western Fenny Time Tables,
MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May. 1865.

AT the last Trials of the R.A.S.E. at
Newcastle, these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6
Pint Prises offered. Since that time they have won
23 All England Champion Prises. They are strong,
light, and economical, Prices from £3 to Z. They
may be obtained of all first clam Ironmongers and
Dealers in Implements, or direct from the

ORWELL WORKS. IPSWICH.

1417 :1P;0; Mr IP -134 k
SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
NEW and cheap Route to PARIS
BORDEAUX, and the SOUTH of FRANCE,
(via Poole, Cherbourg, and Caen.)
Regular Service by the fast and powerful Steam Ship
" ALBION," from Poole to Cherbourg every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 11.45 p.m. From Cherbourg to
Poole every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10.30 p.m.
Sea Passage, Six Hours, (wind and weather permitting.)
from let MAY, 1865, and until further notice.
FARES AND RATES.
PARBENORBS.
TO CHERBOURG.

Important to every man who keeps
-
_
Only ld. !
- Packets.
,‘
THGRIEY'S COMPOUND OF SUGAR AND RICE
it will bring 'em round after everything else
haa failed.
IT WILL COAX THE APPETITE 11. CAUSE THEM
TO THRIVE AMAZINGLY.
PRICES:—
ONE PERRY Fla PACKET, snd none genuine without the
Inventor's signature," Josnee Termini'," engraved thereon.
Cases, 418 penny packete . . . Ma.
Half „ 224 penny packet. . . . 11s.
Querter, 112 penny packets . .8.. ed.
Fold by Grocers, Druggists, and Corn Dealers; but in ease
any difficulty arise. in obtaining the Genuine Article, send
a Post-office Order for 345., made payab's to beanTZOlrf, Thornhill Bridge, Eines Q.v.', London, sad •
case eontainieg 441 penny packets will be sent, carriage
paid, to any Railway Station in the Enited Kingdom.
A VALUABLE ECLECTIC AND
BOTANICAL REMEDY,
CALLED
PI CK-M E- UP.
A GRATEFUL Aromatic, Stomachic, and ellleaciow
11. Tonic, valuable for removing the effects of Drink
[Ate Hours, and their unpleasant consequences.
Directions for use :—From one to two table-spoonful,
to be taken when necessary, diluted with about an equa
quantity of water. The dose may be repeated wile,
required..
Prepared by J. COMER,
ECLECTIC AND BOTANICAL CHEMIST,
YEOVIL
Sold in Bottles at Is., is. lid., 1.. 9d., s. 3d., am.
ts. &I. each.

RUPTURES.
BY HER 11AJESTY1 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS,
(Perfected and Exhibited in the Great Exhibitions
I)EQUIEIBST.NI Cla"nol:6ttlel Spring round the
IL body, is commended for the following
peculiarities and advantages : Ist. —Facility
*V of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
I • liability to chaff or excoriate; 3rd, it may
•"' be worn with equal comfort in any position
a of the body, by night or day; 4th. —lt ad-
gis mita of ev3ry kind of exercise without the
slightest inconvenience to the wearer, and is
perfectly concealed from observation.
We do not hesitate to give to this inven-
tion our unqualified approbation, and we
strenuously advise the use of it to all those
+/n) stand in need of that protection, which they cannot
m fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
other apparatus or truss as from that which we have
the highest satisfaction in thus recommending —C71..0.rJ,
and State Gazette.
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons :
Wm. Femme'', Esq., F.R.S., Professor of Surgery in
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, tic.;
C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Req., F.H.8.,
Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital; T. Call.
away, Esq., Senior Assistant Surgeon to Guy's Hospital;
W. Coulson, Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Blirard Curling, Esq., F.A.S., Surgeon to the London
Hospital; W. J. Fisher, Esq., Surgeon-in• Chief to the
Metropolitan Police Force; Ashton Key, Esq., Surgeon
to Prince Albert; Robert Liston, Esq.' F.R.S. • James
Luke, Esq., Surgeon to the London Society; Erasmus
Wilson, Esq., F.R.S., and many others.
A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the
Truss (which cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by
post, on sending the circumference of the body two
nches below the hips, to the manufacturer,
MR. WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Truss, 165., 215., 26e. &1., and 31s. 6d. ;
postage, Is. Price of Double Truss, 31s. 6d.; 425., and
525. 6d.; postage, Is. Rd. Price of an Umbilical Truss,
425., and 525. 6d. ; postage, is. 10d.
Post Office Orders to be made payable to John White,
Post Office, Piccadilly.
XEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KN EE-CAPS,&c
The material of which these are made is recom-
mended by the Faculty as being peculiarly elastic and
compressible, and the best invention for giving efficient
and permanent support in all cases of WEAKNESS
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS, fan It is porous, light in texture, and
inexpensive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Pries, 4s. 6d., 7s. 6d., 10a, to 16s. each. Postage, 6d.
Joan Wilms, Manufacturer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace.

Single ilekets Return Tickete
available for available for
four days. I One Month.
From
Ist Class I 2ndCJaaojlatClaso I 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
-
6. d. s. ii s. s. d.
Flighbridge 23 6 19 6 35 6 29 4
Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab. Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
Poole ...... 15 0 19 0 22 6 15 0

TO CAEN.

Single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
five days. One Month.
From
let Class 2nd Class Ist Class 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
s. d. a. d. a. d. e. d.
Higbbridge 32 7 26 6 53 9 43 6
Aft. Cab. To Cab. Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
Poole

available for
Five Days.
Ist Class I 2nd Clas
and After Cabin.

Return Tickets
available for
One Month.
Ist Class I 2nd Class
and After Cabin.
a. d. d. s. d.
81 0 63 0
Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
61 6 49 10

Pooh'

Ld. s. d.
43 0 35 9
A ft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
333 275

For further particulars apply in Exeter, Queen-street
Station; Poole, Mr. GIORGI, Steam Packet Agent, and
at the Stations of the Somerset and Dorset Railway
Company.
Offices, Glastonbury, April, 1865.
BY ORDER.

CENTRAL ADVERTISING OFFICE FOR
SERVANTS, CASTLE-STREET, SALISBURY,
WILTS.
ESTABLISHED 1836.
J. G. L. GOODFELLOW
BMS to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public generally, that he is now carrying on THE
SERVANTS' OFFICE, which his deceased father was
the proprietor of for so many years, and trusts by pro-
viding Employers steady and trustworthy Servants, and
Servants Employers, that he might meet with that
liberal support for no many years enjoyed by his deceased
father.
SERVANTS WANTED.—A Good PLAIN COOK,
HOUSEMAID, PARLOUR MAID, COACHMEN,
FOOTMEN, and GROOMS, dtc., fts.
Terms Is. 6d. with the application, and • like sum
when suited, which rosy be forwarded in postagestamps.

TO INVALIDS, dm
BEEF TEA OR SOUP ANY MOMENT.
BARON LIEBIG'S celebrated EXTRACT
of BEEF is sold in jars of lib. and ilb. each,
AT THE PRICE OF Hi. PER POUND
end will be sent, carefully packed, to any address, by
FRANCIS KELLER, 10, 127.30artsninv TERRACI4
SOUTHAMPTON. One pound of Extract contains the
soluble matter of 35 pounds of meat, free from all fat;
a quarter of an ounce, mixed with a pint of boiling
water, will at once produce the best beef tea obtainable,
of such strength as cannot be obtained even by boiling
for hours from apiece of flesh. Useful abso for domestic
cookery, making gravies, &o. This Extract being quite
pure, will keep in all temperatures, even if contained
in vessels covered with paper only.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
STEAM FROM LONDON.
The Full powered A New Steamship,
"THAMES," _L 1376 tons register,
Owned by the British Colonial Steam-Ship Company,
(Limited,)
WILL leave the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
and MONTREAL on the 19th July, and will be
followed at stated intervals by the other steamships
belonging to the Company.
Cabin passage, 18 Guineas, 15 Guineas, and 13
Guineas; Steerage ditto to Quebec, 6 Guineas; to New
York, per Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Guineas; and pro-
portionally low fares to all other important places in
Canada and the United States.
Apply to TurprimEra, CARTER, and DIRKS, 3,
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Miss Marjoribanks.—Part VI.
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On Electioneering.—Glimpses of Miss.—Anonymous
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