The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-26 00:00:00

COR CON FARM,
•• Jive Mites from-Weyononth, and Fyn from Dorehester.
SALE OF PRIME FAT BEASTS.
ItIR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
Instruction+, by Mr. W. MAYO, to SELL by
AUCTION, at Corton Farm, on THURSDAY, 4th
.JANRARY, 1866. about 30 EAT lIRIFER.i.
Sale at Two o'clock in the afternoon.

NURSE WANTED.
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WANTED, in a gentleman's family, an
experienced and trustworthy NURSE for two
or three children. She must be a good needlewnman,
• sad have sati,fsctory recommendations. Age About 30.
—Apply to Mr. F. TUCESR, Tekgran Office, Brulport.

WANTED—s man and Ina wife. experienced
in DAiry work, to MANAGE 30 Cows. --
Address E. E. E," Poet-can., Wimb..rne.

TO BE LET, with immediate possession, all
that old.estahliened and well-accustomed Inn.
known u the KING OF PRUSSIA, and situate in
East-street, Bridport. Coming M, looderate.—Apply
to Haws. SCUTT & SON, he Brewery, Maatinate wn.
DORSET COUrr 4 AND LIBRARY
< iredl
rimiE AN N lo; 3mEoRAEN D
L MEETING
.tth
of
re• ' the Mem wld MOLD EN, .v e
r;• MUSEUM, on T R-DAY next, the 2Sth in.tant, • t
• 3 .w., when the Newspapers and P,riodicals will be
divests( 4.1 for the emitting year.
The <lnnen will at 2.30 p.
C. W. BINGHAM, .
J. T. SHOE EV, —0 n. &crams&

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DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.
411 HE GENERAL ANNIVERSARY MEET-
', ING of the GOVERNORS will be holden' DV.,
,at the Hmo ' rrat on THURSDAY, the 4th day of
.J.INUAIIY next, at One O'clock p.m.
•C. W. BINGHAM,
Chairman of Use Committee.
Dated 21sbilleoember, 1865. .
•
.DORCiIESTER aUNIOa,
TaE clrd,line of this Pnion realm prepared at
• ttteir *rating, to be held oinTHURSDAY,
14.28111'44 ofDEi...lgliBER next, to receive Tenders
ifor **AT &pal{ -of Provisions and other Neoemaries for
' thelTaiiin WOrlhouse, also Bread made of the beer Finer
'for the -o!itc4oOr Foor, ,and ifutton for the Sick Poor,
• in'sfrling IL!. A near the town of Dorchester, for three
onths, 'Ante 28th day of December next to the 28th
(1
,16., of 31 1866. .
Forma of., ender may be obtained on application at
.my otice,i and must hit delivered at the Union Work-
-house on or before 1F o'clock in. Lb. Forenoon of
Thursday the 28th inst. „•
By ord* of the Board,
BENRYe LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, 12th Deceniber, 1865..

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WIMBORNE AND CRANBBIINE" UNION.
APPOINTMENT OF NURSE.
TlTGuardians of the Poor of the Wimborne
.7nd..Orsaburae Union, ia theeCountv of Dor:et,
thlirmeeting to be held on I'llll/AY. the 29 h
day at DECR*BP. itatarkt, at tbe Board Room of the
Union' /It orlilion' , proceed to elect a NURSE for the
; Worklonsie 'of the IMO Union,
; The Salary to be E2O per annum with Rations,
. lodging and Washing.
applications accompanied Thy Testimonials stating
.qual,fimtion• and character n'iust be sent to me on or
u before l'hnrsday, the 28th instant.
The Pence elected 'nut be a Single Woman, or
Widow without inctimbrance, under the age of 40 ye •ra,
a. and will be required to read and wrre, and to enter
np,ii the duties of the :office immediately after her
, ection.
By order of the Board of Guardians,
o J. E. JENVEY,:eIerk.
t Wittilsorne, 15th December, 1865.
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• OF 'WERT IllzscßlVrioN

, DORCHESTER.

CANADA, NEW ORLEANS. AND THE WESTERN
STATES OF AMERICA.
• rri HE MONTREAL OCEAN
1.411 -11- ROY AL MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S Steamers Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
-follows :
MORAVIAN .. Dec. 28 HIBERNIAN Jan. 11
NOVA SCOTIAN Jan. 4 DAMASCUS „ 18
Calling at LONDONDRRRY every FRIDAY YO take OD
board Passengers and Mails.
FARRB.—First Cabin, to Portland, New York, and
Boston, £lB 18a., and £l5 158., according to accommo-
dation.
STILERAOR.—To Portland, New York, and Boston,
£5 ; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
noder Twelve Months, £1 Is.
Paserigers booked by all the principal Railways to all
Parts of Canada and the United States at very low
tares.
New Orleans, by Steamer dirrct, from Liverpool,
every alternate Toe-day; and Qneens,own, alternate
-Wednesday. Farm— First Cabin, £25; Steerage, £6 fis.
For Passage apply to
WILLIAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool.
Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE & Co., Fonz-wretrr.
Ocean Passage and American Railway Guide and
(ii,veinment PampLlet on Canada sent on receipt of
tour stamps.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
STEAM DIRECT FROM LONDON.
The following splendid powerful Steam-Ships, classed
Al,
Having very sriperior passenger accommodations, will
J.EAFE the Victoria (London) Docks on the
AA undermentioned dates :-
B.sanz Ships I Commander I Tons Bartl,en I Dstes

NORWICH UNION LIFE AND Fl RE INSURANCE
OFFICE.
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WAREHAM AGENCY.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have (on the
resignation of Mr eleven Filliter) APPOINTED
Mr. FREELAND FILLITER lobe the SOLE AG Erns
here of thus Old-Establi-hed and very substantial Officie.
H. is also Agent here to the Casualty end Accidental
Death Insurance Office, Established at Norwich a few
)eara ago.
North-street, Wareham, 18th December, 1865.
SUN FIRS oFFIOE, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1710.
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MANAGERS.
CHARLES RICHARD POLE., Esq ,Chairman and Treasurer.
The Right. Hon. W. Berestord.
P. Pleydell Bouverie, Esq.
Harry Chester, E.g.
Samuel Pepys Cockerel% Esq.
Raikes Currie, Esq.
Russell Elliee, Eq.
Harvey Morton Farquhar, Esq.
Capt. H. G. Hamilton, R.N.
William John Hamilton, Esq.
Jo-eph Hoar., Esq.
Sir James Weir Hogg, But.
Felix Ladbroke,
Henry Francis tlta I,levre, Esq.
Cnarles R. Little* e, Esq.
Henry Littledale, F•q.•
Alfred Montgomery, Req.
Frederick Henry Norman, Esq.
Edward Howley Palmer, Esq.
Brice Pearse. E q.
Lambert Pole; Esq.
Sir Henry Rich, Bart.
Oswald A. Smith, Req.
Henry R. Tomkinson, Esq.
TFIE Duty received by the Sun Fire Office
on Insuranoesin Great Sri sin and Leland, for the
year 1863, amounted to 015,507, which sum far exceeds I
tie return made by any other similar Society.
Insuranoes upon almost every des,oripti“n of risk in
the United Kingdom are undertaken at ,noderate rates.
Great R duction in the Terms for Palieies of miall
amounts. No charge for the Policy or Stamp.
Insurances now effected at the reduced rate of Duty,
via 6.1. per mint.
• ,The Policies of this Company extend to cover Losses
ocessioned by EXPLOSION OF GAS.
'lnsurances may be made for mere years than one by •
single payment; and in such eases there will be a dis-
' oonit allowed on the premium and duty for every year
exespetbe first.
Farming Stock insured at ss. per cent. No extra
charge made for the use of Steam Thrashing Machines.
Property in Foreign CountrieM insured on favourable
terms.
Forms of Propossls, Receipl4- for the Renewal of
'Policies as they fall due, and all Information respecting
'Fire Insurances, may be obtained on applic,tion to any
of the undermentioned Agent of the SUN FIRE
OFFICE.
AGENTS :
DORCHESTER ... MR. EDWARD MONDEY.
... Mr. Edward B. Hussey.
Poole ... ... Mr. M. Kemp-Welch.
Abbotsbury Mr. James White, jun.
Axminster Mr. W. Garraway.
Beaminster ... Mr. Nicholas M. Loggin.
Blandford ... Mr. J. Barnes.
Castle Cary ... ... Mr. N. Lemon.
Cerne Abbas Mt. W. H. Clerk.
Chard ... ... Mr. Charles Weaver.
Cranborne ... Mr. John Hunt.
C,firmouth ... Mr. A orlrew Tucker.
Crewkerne Mr Walter F. Galpin.
Frome Mr. W. C. CrutwelL
Gillingham ... Mr. Joseph Mullins.
Ilminster ... Mr. Henry Cooper.
Ludwell ... Mr. Thomas Fry Downe.
Lyme ... ... Mr. Robert Hilman.
.. Mr. Robert Cox Walker.
o•,,eford Fitxpaine Mr. E. fdarshallsay.
Shaftesbury ... Messrs. Wills and Burridge.
Sherborne ... Mr. John Young Melmoth.
Starminster Newton... Mr. James W. Coffin.
South Petherton .. Mr. J. Daniel.
Wareham ... Mr. James Tuck.
Wey outh ......Mr,RW,Cross.
Wimborne Mr. J. W. Bayley.
... Mr. H. Habgood.
Wtbcanton± Mr. Ohnillein Basher.
:.. Mr. jaMes Gonedge.
Winsham ... Mr. Daniel Hitchcock.
Yeovil ... Mr. Joseph N. Cooke.

SOVEREIGN LIFE OFFICE, 48, ST.
JABIENS.STREET, LONDON.
Established 20 Years for Life AssuraneeS and Annuities
Income, £lOO,OOO.
AGENTS WANTED. Apply to the Branch Manager
Mr. JAMS.; ANDRKW9, High Bast-street, Dorchester.
Mr. EDWIN WOTTON, 28, Past-street, Taunton.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
--
BONUS YEAR, 1865.
--
SIXTH SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS.
NINETY PER CENT. OF THE WHOLE PROFITS
DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED.
THE BOOKS OF THE- NORTH BRITISH AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
CLOSE ON 31st DECEMBER.
Proposals for LIFE INSURANCE most be lodged at
the Head Office, in LONDON and EDIN BURGH, or with
the Agents of the Company, on or before the above
" date, otherwise the Policy will not he entitled to share
in the Division of the Surplus then to be declared.
The FUND to he Divided will consist of the Profits
accumulated during the Seven Years since 1858.
TRE MARKED SUCCESS which Ilia
attended the operations of this Company during
the last two yeses is shown by the LARGE AMOUNT
OF INSUR ;NOES EFFECTED, viz:-
2,311 NEW LIFE POLICIES, assuring . £1,988,437
New Annual Premiums . . . . E 64,897
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Increase in Fire Premiums during
the same period amounts to . . . £lOO,OOO
Every facility offered to Insurers, and all kinds of
i peas transacted.
Forms of Proposals, and full information, may be had
at the Head Offices, or from any of the Agents of the
Company.
READ OFFICES:
London . . 61, Thte,dneedle.street, E.C.
st End Office 3, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall, S. W.
Edinburgh . . 64, Prince's-street.
AGENTS—DCIRSETSFIIKE.
DORCHESTER...Davis & Sons, Chemt
Blandford... ...W. Pitt, Probate Co .
Bridoort ... ...Charles Swaffield, Clothier.
Shaftesbury ...G. Barnes, Draper.
Sheiborne... ...John Cole, Silversmith.
Stalbridge.,. ...A. Collins, Ironmonger.
Swdnage ... ...J. T. Hiller, Nationst Schools.
Weymouth ...R. N. Howard, Solicitor.
Yeovil ... ...G.Cliaffiti,Londonamitlouth-Western
Terrace.
V C ANT. —Lyme Regis, Poole, Wimbossas, Sturminst er
Newton.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE. VACANT DISTRICTS.

ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
IN THE FIELD, run STREETS. on AT HOME,
Provided for by a Policy of the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS
ASSURAN CE COMPANY,
64, CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C.
COMPENSATION HAS BEEN PAID
. FOR 10,000 CLAIMS.
£l,OOO in case of Death, or £.6 p-r Week while laid up
by Injury, secured by an Annual Payment of from
£3 to £5 ss.
For Particulars apply to the Clerics at the Railway
Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the Office.,
64, CORNHILL, ens 10. REGENT-STREET.
W. J. VIA N, Secretm-y
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, ht,nager
Dorsetshire Bank •, Yeovil, Mr. John Stone, Pen Mill
Hotel; Mr. Foster, Bristol and Exeter Railway
Station.

-110 NA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
28,000,000 Sterling, guaranteed by Government,
are annuaby divided in monthly allotmese in various
Sums upwards to £25.000 Sterling. An i atment of
El may secure £25,000 Sterling.
For Prow:wens (whielt will be sent grate ariffirtal
FREDFRICK SISITZ, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ; or
letters addressed to I,im at 8, Three King ourt,
Lumharrl-street, London, E.C., will be immediately
forwarded.

A.D. 1720.
ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORATION,
(Established by Charter of His Majesty George the
First,)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
°moss : ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
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OCTAVII7B WIGRAM, Esq.—Governor.
1.1.1118 STEWART HODGSON, Esq.—Sub-Governor.
CHARLES JOHN HAS ND% G. E.g.—Deputy Governor.
DIRECTORS:
Henry Bainbridge, Esq.
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garrett Cattley, Esq.
Mark Currie Close, Req.
Edward James Daniell, Esq.
William Davidson, Esq.
Thomas Dent, Esq.
Alexander Druce Esq.
Fredk. Joseph Ellmann, Esq.
Charles Hernrinn Goschen, Esq.
Riversdale Win. Grenfell, Esq.
Robert Amadeus Heath, Esq.
William Tetlow Hibbert, Esq.
Wilmot Holland, Esq.
Nevile Lubbock, Esq.
George Forbes Malcolmson, Esq.
Henry Nelson, Esq.
Lord Josceline Win. Percy.
Charles Robinson, Esq.
Samuel Leo -chaster, Esq.
Eric Carrington Smith, Esq.
Joseph Scones' E•q.
William Wallace, Esq.
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
Medical Referee: SAMUEL SOLLT, Esq., F.R.S.
NOTICE.—The usual fifteen days allowed for
payment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling due at
X chaelmas will expire on 9th Jann .ry.
FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCES may be effected
on advantageous terms.
The Duty on Fire Assurances has been reduced to the
uniform rate of la W. per cent. per annum.
No charge is made by this Corporation for Fire
Policy or Stamp, however small the Assurance may be.
FARMING-STOCK.—No extra charge is made for
the use of Steam Thrashing-machines.
The Reversionary Bonne on British LIFE POLICIES
has averaged nearly 2 per cent. per annum on the
sum Arthur. d.
F .uivalent reductions have been made in the Pre.
adorns payable by persons who preferred that form of
Bre.us.
The d'visions of Profit take place every Five years.
Any sum not exceeding I:15,000 may be insured on
on, Life.
This Corporation affords to the Assured—
Libe:-al participation in Profits, with the
guarantee of a large invested Capital• Stock, ai d
exemption tinder Roy al Charter from the
liabilities of partnership.
The advantages of modern pre itice, with the
security of an Office whose resources have been
tested be the experiente of nes.ly a Otani:MY
AND A..HA LT.
ADEN TS.
DORSE7WHIRE :
DORCHESTER—MIL THOMAS COOMBS, Solicitor.
Blandford- - - Mr. William Shipp.
Bridpott - - Mr. J. Cornick and Sots.
Beaminster - - Mr. Richard Hine, jun.
Lyme • - • Mr. John Jerrard.
Poole • - • Mr. George Jewell Cur'...is.
Shaftesbury • - Mr. Thomas Harvey.
Sherborne - • r.L. H. Ruegg.
Stnimin;,ter New:mn Mr. Benjamin Cheesman.
Weymouth - - Mr. Richard Hare. Solicitor.
Wimborne - Mr. G. F. Huntley.
Wareham - • Mr. J. J. Bates, of Eats:,
Lulworth.
SO MuTSETSHIRE, and the Bch•cievs of adjacent
awl,.
Bath • • • Messrs. Thomas and Robert
cruta.ll, Solicitor.
Wells - • - Messrs Beauchamp k Serel.
Axbridge • - • Mr. John Stoward,
Bridgwater • • Mr. Edward Lilly.
Chard • - - Mr. Robert S Bunston.
Castle Cary • - Hr. Henry Shorland Watts,
Solicitor.
Crew kenie - Mr. Thomas Palmer.
Chris:chuech Mr. John Biog.
Fionm - • M. James Gongh, Stuckey's
B4iiking Compooy.
llminster - - Mr. Samuel Taylor.
Minehead - • - Mr. John Moore.
Mitverton • - Mr. A. 8.. Nyne, solicitor.
Shepton Mallet - Mr. Francis Hubbard.
Taunton - Messrs. Badoock.
Wincanton - - Mr. John Davis.
Yeovil and Dchester Ide. H. M. Watts.
So •throolton • • M. John Cock.
E. •r. trole - • • Mr. Lionel T. Bancroft, Solr.
IlLaco,obe - - 111••. John Bonfield.
Tiverton - • - Hr. George Rossiter.
Horiton - • H. J. B i.nnn Smith, Solr.
Ot.ery • - - Me. Samuel Norington.
Ringwood - - Mr. Wm. Chapple.
Fordingtoidge - • hie. R. M. DANT, Solicitor.
SAlinhu7 - Mr. Edward Thomas Stevens.
Prospectuses and all information may be obtained on
application to any of the Company's Agents, or, at the
ROYAL EXCHANG g, LONDON.
B.OBT. P. OULU, Bearetary.

pMINTING of every description executed et
the therteet coHoe, by STEAM MACHINERY
at the Offices of the "DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS,'
and "TELEGRAMS."
CHURCH-STREET. DORCHEATER.

DENT,
CH dONOM2TER, WATC II AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses
of Parliament,
IN V ITES attention to the superior Workmigi-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stgck
of Watches and Dravrin3-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto .. .. 10 ~
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... 16 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ... ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto 25 „
Marine Chronometers ... ... 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bra-ket Clocks of every description. An
elegant ivsortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains, &c.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutts's Rank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.

~clo^. .4.4,,
~.... '
SAWING, PLANING, TURNING AND
MOULDING MILLS,
CAROLINE-PLACE, WEYMOUTH.
—.---
W. SKETCHLEY
BEGS respectfully to inform Builders,
Carpenters the T.ade and the Public geverally,
that having erected an entirely new set of first-al:m.B
Machinery, the same having obtained Two Medals—one
at the Plymouth Agricultural Show. and the other at
the Dublin International Exhibition, ha is prepared to
execute Sawing, Planing, and Mouldings of every
description, or any kind of Joinery Work, to order, at
the undermentioned prices:—
DOORS.
rr. At per Foot superficial. D.
11 4 Panel,Srpare ... ... ~. ... ... 5
1 „ „ Moulded one side ... .. ... ...
1 „ „ Moulded both sides ... ... ... 6
1.1 „ Panel Square ... ... ... ... ... 6
1. ~ „ Moulded one side ... ... ... ... 6i
11 ~ ~Moulded both sides ... ... ... n
1 „ Panel Square ... ... ... ... ... 6,1
1 „ „ Moulded one side ... ... .. ... 71
I
1 „ „ Moulded,both sides ... ... .. 7
2 „ Panel Square .. ... ... ... ... 7
2 „ „ Moulded one side ... ... ... ... 7
2 „ „ Moulded both sides ... ... ... 8
14 ~ ~ Bead, Butt and square ... ... ... 7
Bead, Flush and Monlded ... ... 7
1. „ „ Bead, Butt and Square ... ... ... 7i
1
Bead, Flush and Square ...
.... ... 8i
1 „ „ Bead, Flush and Moulded ... ... 8
2 „ „ Bead, Butt and Square ... ... ... 7i
2 „ „ Bead, Flush and Squats ... .., ...
2 , ~Bead, Flush and Moulded ... ... 8
1 Ledge Doors ... ... ... ... ... ... 4i
... ... ... ... 44
SASHES AND FRAMES.
14 Sashes & Frames, Memsl Sills, Axle Pulleys,
double hung... ... ... - . ... ... 8
2 ditto ditto ditto ... 10
lh Casements and Frames ... ... ... ... 7
2 ditto
14 Greenhouse Lights ... ... ... ... ... 34
2 ditto ditto ... ... ... ... ... 44
A large assortment of well-seasoned Doors, Mould-
ings, Skit tings, &c., always kept in Stook.
EiTIMA.TES FOR GREENHOUSES AND CON-
SERVATORIES.
FLOORING, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS, &c.
N.B. The Machine will be erhibited at the Smith-
field Cattle Show, held at Vat, Islington Hall, on the
110, 12th, 13th and 14th of December.

CHRISTMAS CAROLS, WITH CHORAL
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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MR. WALLACE FYFE
HAS consented to deliver his LECTURE
on " Christmas, its Parole, and Customs," on
behalf of the Holy Trinity Infant Schools, in the
Sohool-room, Trinity Church-lane, Dorchester, on
FRIDAY, the sth of JANUARY, 1866.
The Rev. JAMES FISHER, M.A., rector, in
the chair.
The Choral Illuatrationa by an Amateur Choir,
Under the musical direction of Mr. BOYTON
SMITH.
With additional Festive Carols should time permit,
PROGRAMME OF THE Ml3BlO.
Instrumental Prelude, Voluntary Mr. Bovton
Street Carol, "Christians awake," Dr. John Byrom.
Plaint Chant, To Beam Ambro4n.
Plain Chant, To Deem , ... Gregorian.
Port ugese Hymn, " Adeste Fideles"
London Portugese Chapel.
Angel's song. " In Exceliiis Gloria," Harleian M.S. 5396.
'll,irleinagne'a hymn, " Veni Creator Spritus," Dryden.
"Christ winsAnsia on ifts'otmamday," &fedi. h.
Virgin and Child," Okistian KnotageiVittlfit. Coll.
God rest ye merry gentlemen." Gauotlett.
"As on the night before the blessed moi-n," O. Gibbons.
The Golden Carol, " We saw a light shine out afar"
The First Noel as. An olden composure.
Ye Boar's Head,. Ancient Oxford Proomaionale.
Prince Henry's Christmas Grace " The Boar is dead"
Finale "Hark the Herald Angels sing," Mendelssohn.
To commence at 8 p.m. Carriage's/it 10.
Tickets to be had at all the Book and Music sellers..
Reserved seats, 2s. 6d. • body of the room, is.
Books of the Words, Id.

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4WRYMAIITH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
READ MASTER: REV. JOFIN ELLIS, M. A
THE NEXT TERM will commence (D.V.)
OR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2411 i, 1866.
It ia requested that application for the admission of
Boarders anay be made BB early BS possible.
. .
DORCHESTER. • •
YOUNG LADIES' sgiooL,
.„ CONDD*ED BY THIC
MISSES 'FOLLIOTT.
I[4IRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, LATIN,
and GREEK, is, Private Le-sons or Classes.
Candirlates•prepered for ill Examinations and 'lnstals
tions by-Mons. GARSIVON (late Professor of.Langnages
and Litdraltire. at the Imperil School of Mines
Paris).74pply to the Misses FOLLIOTT, Dorchester.

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EDUCATION. RICHMOND, &W.
M4T50.107 I,OLbEGI? FOR L4DIES.
THIS Old-Establishment for GHNT.LEMEN'S
DAUGHTERS has been removed from ROSeDALIE-
-110042 to the above elegant Mansion, constructed
preaslfi for a7high-class Ladies' College, with large Bath,
,Class, and Lecturer rooms, Refectory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, sittinted on a cheerful and oommanding
eminence, with gravel moil, fine air, proginiity to the
Hill, the Park, Kew Gardens, and the Raillway Station.
The classes for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenics
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
immediate superintendence of MRS. DICKSON, and Pro-
testant Foreign Governesses.
Religious instruction is given by a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly.
Proapectuses may be obtained at our offido in SALTS.
BURL BLANDFORD, WgirmouTH, YEOVIL, BRIDPORT
ad DORCHESTER.

fONS IE Mt C. .FLEU RY, a graduate of
IVA_ the tiniversitr;of PARIS, and author of a
translation of the Ode lh of Horace into French rem,
&c., &C, &C,. continue. to teach French. Latin. and
Italian' with Their literatatre and versification, besides the
elements of German ndSpanish. all compared with the
English language tiAidioms. Piwils atteadtad
ass hts'Awn resided •
A winter class is forming on the conversational
priimiple. Terms by the lesson or the quarter, if
preforred, the latter beginning from the day of entrance.
Apply to his residence, 8, Royal-terrace, Weymouth.

1C El 00 LS, Governesses, Tutors, dm.
L 7 Principals requiring really competent assistants,
parents good schools. goveme.ses, or tutors, teachers
suitable situations, school purchaser genuine concerns,
ti,ould apply to Wears. EWER and Co., British and
Foreign school agents, 46, Regent-street, W. Many
good Schools for Disposal.

EDUCATION.—Choice of the best Schools
(gratis) in England, France, Germany, Belgoim,
Parents and guardians seeking molly good
SCHOOLS or PRIVATE TUTORS should apply to
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Cbristmaz Carols.
STREET CAROL.—CHRISTIANS AWAKE.
(Wordi and musio by Dr. Byrom, of Manchester.)
Christians awake I salute the happy morn,
Whereon the Saviour of the world was born:
Rise to adore the mystery of love,
Which hosts of angels chanted from above:
With them the joyful tidings filet begun,
Of God Incarnate, and the virgin's Son.
Then to the watchful shepherds it was told,
Who beard his' angelic herald's voice, "Behold
I bring good tidings of • Saviour's birth,
To you and all the nations upon earth;
Ties day bath God fulfill'd his promis'd word—
This day is born a Seviour, Christ the Lord."
PLAIN CHANT.
TB DEMI, AMBROSIAN AND GREGORIAN.
(Words attributed to St. Aognetine during the Siege of
Milan; Music to St. Ambrose, 4th cent. and to St.
Gregory, Bth century.)
We praise Thee, 0 God !
We acknowledge Thee to be the Lord.
lithe earth doth worship Thee, the Father everlasting.
To Thee all angels cry aloud,
The heavens and all the powers therein.
.To Thee Cherubim and Seraphim continually doe
Moly, holy, holy Lord God of Sabaoth
Heav'n and earth are full of the majesty of Thy glory."
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ADFSTE FIDELES.
r(Portugese Hymn.—Portugerse C hapel, London, 18th
Century.)
Approach all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant
0, come ye, 0, come ye to Bethlehem!
The new-born there is King and Lord of angels,'
0 come with adoration, 0 come with adoration, I
0 come with adoration,
And worship the Lord.
ANGEL'S SONG.
(Harleian MS. 5396. Christ.° Paremus Cantioam—Ex-
celsis Gloria. Original, Monkish Latin.)
When Christ was born of free Mary,
In Bethlehem, in that fair city,
Angels sang there with mirth and glee,
In Excelsis Gloria.
Herdsmen beheld these angels bright,
To them appearing with great light,
Who said God's' Son is born this night,
In Excebris Gloria. •
This King is come to save mankind, ,
As in Scripture truth we find; . I
Therefore, this song, have we in mind, V •
In Her:ebbs Gloria.
Then Lord for Thy great grace
Grant us the bliss to see Thy face,
Where we niay sing to Thy Bayne.
• In Excelsis Gloria.
•
ECCLESIASTICAL CHANTS.
CHARLEMAGNE'S HYMN.
(Veni Creator Spiritus. English by Dryden.)
Come Holy Ghost, Creator come,
And visit all the souls of thine;
Thou bast inspir'd our hearts with life,
Inepire them now with life divine.
ANCIENT INTROIT 'FOR CHRISTMAS Dr"
(Arranged and translated by Mr. Turpin.)
A child is born unto us,
A Son is given unto us,
And the government shall be upon His shoulders: I
Of His government and peace
There shall be no end. His name shall be called '
Wonderful, Counsellor, the mighty God,
The Father of the world to conic, the Prince of pesos.
POPULAR CAROLS.
CHRIST WAS BORN.
(Old Swedish music restored by the Rev. T. Helmore;
words, in imitation of the original, by the Rev. J. M.
Neale, M.A.)
Christ was born on Clarietmas day;
Wreathe the holly, twine the bay;
Christus tutus bodie,
The babe, the Soo, the Holy One of Mary.
Be is born to set us free—
He is born our Lord to be—
Ex Mardi Virgine,
The God, the Lord, by all ador'd, for ever.
Let the bright red berries glow,
Everywhere in goodly show,
Christus natus hodie,
The babe, the Son, theColy One of Mary.
Christian men, rejoice and sing,
'Tis the birthday of a King,
Ex Maria Virgins, ,
The God, the Lord, by all ador'd for ever.
Night of sadness, morn of gladness,
Evermore: ever, ever:
After many troubles sore,
Morn of gladness evermore and evermore.
Midnight scarcely pass'd and over,
Drawing to this holy morn,
Very early, very early, Christ was born.
Sing out with bliss, his name is this,
Emmanuel:
As was foretold in days of old,
BY Gabriel.
Midnight scarcely pare'd and over,
Drawing to this holy morn,
Very early, very esrly, Christ was born.
Novella's Shilling Selection.
THE VIRGIN AND CHILD.
(rilin the Christian Knowledge Society's Collection,
8110103 air as under, in the Minor Key.)
_How blest with Mere than woman's bliss,
Wee she, th' espoused inald
And virgin mother, when she saw
'Tjpon her bosom laiA,
Her new-born hab., sod gad on him
'With meek adoring eye:
—ills Sire the Holy Spirit's might,
The power of God inset high.
GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN.
(Dr. Gauntlett's version in the Major Key.)
God rest ye, merry gentlemen,
Let nothing you dismay ;
Remeinb, r Christ, your Saviour,
Was born on Christmas.day.
To save poor souls from Satan'i.fold,
Which long had gone astray.
0 tidings, 0 tidings,
0 tidings of great comfort,
0 tidings of great joy.
In Bethlehem in Jewry this blessed babe was born,
And laid within a manger upon this happy morn,
And this disguise, the mother wise, did nothing take
In soorn.
0 tidings, he.
From God who is our father, a shining angel came
And unto certain shepherds brought tidings Of the
same—
How that in Bethlehem was born the Son of God by
name.
0 tidings, he.
'Go, fear not," said God's angel "Let nothing you
affright,
For there is born in Bethlehem of a Virgin pure and
bright—
One able to advance your true and beat down Satan
-qtrite.
0 tidings, fro.
The Shepherd's at those tidings rejoiced much in mind,
And left their Socks a feeding,in tempest, storm, and
wind,
And straight they went to Bethlehem the Son of God
to find.
0 tidings, he.
Now when they came to Bethlehem where our sweet
.Savidur lay.
They found Him in a manger, where oxen fed on bay.
The Maiden Mother kneeling down before the Lord to
pray.
0 tidings, Ito.
With holy joy and gladne-s then were those shepherds
filled,
To see the babe of Israel, to see His mother mild;
With joy sang they upon that day--" the Scriptural are
fulfilled,"
0 tidings, Sta.
Now to the Lord sing praises,
All you within this plane..
And like true loving Chri,tians
Each other now embrace;
I 'This holy tidaof .Christusse,
All others doth
0 tidings, he.
AS ON THE NIGHT. , •
Orlando Gibbons.)
As on the night before the blessed morn,
A troop of angels unto shepherds told,
Where in a stable he wax poorly born,
'Whom nor the earth nor heav'n of heav'ns can hold.
Theo' Bethlehem rung this news at their return,
Yea, angels sung that God within was born,
' And they made inirth•becau.e we should not mourn.
His love, therefore, oh, let us now confess,
And to the sons of men.hia works expreas.
THE GOLDEN CAROL.
'(Dr. Gauntletles 'adaptation to an ancient melody.)
We saw a star shine nut afar,
On Christmas in the morning,
And straight we knew Christ's star it was,
' Bright beaming in the morning.
Them did we fall on beaded knee,
On Christmas in the morning,
And prais'd the Lord who'd let us see,
1 the glory at its dawning.
Oh, ever thoughtof be his name,
On Christmas in the morning,
-Who bore for us both grief and shame,
• Afflictions ,herpest scorning.
And nifty we die, (when death shall 001116,)
On Christmas in the morning.
And see in heav'n oer glorious home,
That star of Christmas morning.
1.. wohivr
THE FIRST NOEL
• ('in Olden Composure.)
itiOlspATThe first Noel in angel sung,
The carol of an angvret tongue,
illiajoreles watching o'er the night,
Heard bob the song and site the light,
Heard both the song and saw the light.
CHORDS :—Noel, Noel, ; noel, noel, noel;
Born is the King, the King of IcrieL

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Bath .. 25 1 5 11 10 155 7 0 831 0
Westbury So 301027 5 3 8 910 67
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st 4.15 and 3.45 p.m., and one Moves Malden Naeton for
3.16., arriving at Maiden Newton at 8.85.

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(D)The train leaving London at 1.10 p.m. will atop at Wool
by signal only, and at Moreton by signal on Tuesday. only.
(ff) Passenger' for Wool must change earflaps at War.
hem. and this train will stop at Moreton to sat down parson
pre from London or Southampton, on informing the guard

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_'ER PRESS 1.-ArrXatARY AND SCiENTIFIe
TRAINIZiG COLLEGE, . DORCHESTER., .
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to tto, arast siretuddenAtN hlOrNegg9iire RnT.Ye h
shall
on eof the
credilably
passed through the examinations of the Newspaper Press College Onevicution, as published last timing,
RESIDENT PUPILS will now be renewed and boarded by THE PRINcIPAL at from 80 to 100 gulunems per
minim, or any boy from the several schools in Dorchester, or other out students recommended, in writing, by.
three a the patrons of The Citiarch and Coilit..y Nevapapere, maw attend graruitously the Leetares cm Political
Ecionomy and Inetruotions in Shorthand, Paragraph Wraiug, and General Composition, in the Board Room,
No. 1, Cornbill, Doroliester, every Thursday evening.
ARRANGEMENTS for special training for short periods, and% any of the branoles.
SEVEIVIL IFS for distrint residents for out-practice on the branch Papers on favourable terms.
TERMS tea PROSPECTUS on application to THE PRINCIPAL, SALISBURY VILLAS, DORCHESTER,
and of the London Examiners at 43, Cranbourne-street, Leicester-square; as well as of Messrs. Diver and Co.,
MriNatfaud Foreign School Agents, 46, Regent-street, W.
PUBLIC LECTURES NOW READY.
L ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF POPULAR AND POLITICAL LITERATURE.
2. ON THE ART OF PRINTING, wrrii PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
3 and 4. ON IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE, WITH READINGS FROM DANTB TO
SHAKESPEARE.
5. THE COPYRIGHT LECTURE ON CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND CUSTOMS. (CHOIR MUST BE
PROVIDED TO SING GREGORIAN% TE DEUMS, AND SIMPLE SWEDISH AND OTHER
CAROLS.)
ALSO AGRICULTURAL PAPERS FOR FARMERS' CLUBS. SPECIAL TOPICS
UNDERTAKEN IF REQUIRED.
These lectures will be given gratis anywhere within our own district, or on payment of travelling expenses
merely, provided the Institutions advertise their arrangements in any of our journals or have their Bills printed
at any of our Offices or Agencies. .
Dorchester, November, 1865.

- E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(iLATE W. 0. CAMBRIDGE)
.111/M/10/11111Wil• " PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
• WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
_ . •
• . CRUSHER
rrHIS Implement is composed of a number of W. CAIBIUDOI6II old pattern plain-edged wheels,
1 with a notched one between each. Its merits and uses are too well known to need description or
comment. The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and price, PRIZE HORSE RAXES, LAND PRESgERS,
WASHING MACHINES, and every description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to an)
Station.
STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalog-6es, with Prices, tio., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

"Purity and Excellence of Quality."
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bears their Trade Mark, the &min Has% on each Package.
IT was the only Mustard which obtained • PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
1862. Their GENUINE. and DOUBLE SUPEUFINE are Qualities prrticulirly recouimmded for
Family use
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING ..tINER CAN BE PRODUCED.
Sold by all Grocers Nod Druggists.
J. AND J. COLMAN, LONDON.

ROBERT HAZEL,
IRONMONGER, DORCHESTER,
11/1 EGS leave to invite attention to his improved CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thorough and
ediment seven or nine Share, or can be used as • Paring Plough. It hiss great strength and so far R. H.
has met with decided succiesa, they never get out of order, • complaint too frequently and too truly made
against there
Hear what oat respectable Farmer says:—" I have given your cultivator some very severe trials and it has
taswered admirably, and when in use it will pay for its oost in a fortnight."
A large and well-seleoted stook of PAlatlin Lampe of newest deeigns aid patterns always on hand.
A good and well-•eleeted stook of Electre Plated Goods.
. Lim fire Kitchener at very low rates.
Dorelaries. July al, IM.

CANAL, SALISBURY.
STILL AND CO.'S • • .
•
;
OLD ESTABLISFIRD WHOLESALE
HARDWARE, TOY, GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AND
• HABERDASHERY WAREHOUSE.
OUR Stook is just replete with all the leading Noveltiea of the Season, and will well repay
the kind attention of those of our eustoinera who will grant us the favour of examining it for
I themselves. It consists, as heretofore, of all descriptions of Furnishing and General Ironmongery,
,Haliewtaiiihery, Stationery, Mats, Brushes Tin, and Japanne.l Goods, Wood Goods, Twine, Matches, Chamois,
Toys, all descriptions of Fancy Goods,' as well as Electra Plated and Britannia Metal Goods' Table and
Pocket Cutlery, • very large variety of Plated and other Trinkets, Brooches, Chain; Lockets, Eareings, &c.
Wholesale Agents for Young's Patent Paraffin Oil and Bryant and May's Special Safety Matches, and
other well-known goods.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
CANAL, SALISBURY.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC USE
Ann noth Be
W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPE,NSING CHEMIST
Opposite the Great Western Railway Station,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY,
AGENT by appointment for Barry Du Barry and Co's Revalenta .Arabica Food; Epps'
Homoeopathic Medicines and Cocoa; Himalaya Tea Company's Teas: The Cadiz, Oporto, and Light Wine
Association, Limited. Sherries.jss. 64., 20s, 25e., 28a., 36e., 401., and ; Ports. 16e. 64. 205., 264., 285.,
36i., dda., and 60+. per dozen; Champagnes in Pints and Quart.; Sparkling Mock, Montilla, Burgundy, do. Also
all kinds of British Wines. Chaffin's Remedy for Deafness; English and Foreign Perfumery; Improved Tooth,
Hair, rod Nail Brushes in great variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Combs. Every article requisite for the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's Eau de Cologne; Erasmus Wilson's
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castor Oil, and other Pomades; Maccassar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
Hair ; Quinine Ehatany Dentifrice for cleansingand preserving the Teeth, do. Fine Healthy Leeches. Physicians'
Preseriptions and Family Redo. s carefully prepared. Every Drug and Chemical Preparation as directed by the
British Pharmacopceia. 'Chick's Circassian Liquid Hair Dye, for °hanging Rod or Grey to Brown or Black in
few minutes. Lamp, Harness, and Machinery Oils of every description. Horse and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
iocluding every Artiele connected with the Trade.

R.
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dE: e OYEAN AND COLONIAL
• la 4)
WINE COMPANY
4zt (LI.: 122, PALL MALL, LONDON, S. W.
F./MULISH:MD 1858,
Fillofttirtep= of supplying the tha esaNebilig,atGelntry,3anodperPrZnatte Families with BTU Rini

4111111128.
Per doz.
LOYAL VICTORIA SHERRY 27e
..iq ,L_ (The Standard of Excellence.)
4.3 Riaillent Dinner Sherry
heaLliparior Seteatied•Ditto 3os to 36s
Golden
42e to 48s
' India Sherry ~,, 428 to 60e
42e
• PORTS.
SPillirDlD OLD PORT
GI years in the Wood.)
. Port from the Wood
, OM Crwited
High-flavoured Old
Very Dry Old , 72e to 120 e
CLARETS.
- ft =EN CLARET
Medoo l4s to 186
Bodes= ' lBe to 20s
at; Ilietephe 3os to 36s
Reiman and Mouton ,,,,., '.
, 424 to 4.8 e
Lerrille and Leromi
011Atielie aild Chablis " 38e to 80s
Beaujolair
~
__, . 20e. per dozen.
tZhe Finest Imported.)
..
SPIRITS
the Finest Quality only and at Wholimale Prices.)
The Wine and Spirits will all bear the seal of the " ErfßOPSatt AND COLOYIAL WINS COMPANY."
Beek Price Lista of Wines from v.ll countriee sent free, on application to the
AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
T. Y. TULLOCII,
FAMILY GROCER AND WINE MERCFI AN T, HIGH EAST-STREET,
DORCHESTER.
'l'. Y. TIILLOCH begs to Mats that be has made arrangements wili the above Company for a
regular supply of their Choir.) Wines, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitants of this neighbour-
, hood onparrty the same terms as those of the Company, and he trusts by strictly adhering to their
g`Selet lippergfe a share of public ,
ST ARE SUPPLIED.

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i3TARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO alt H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFI.LD P A.TE NT STA IWO,
USED' N' THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWAR F.D TEL PRIZE MEDAL. 1864.
Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers, 84..4 ke.
Werril ER.SPOON k Co., CILARnoW ken !Almon.

being Reduced .HORNIMAN'S
TRE DutyPUR TEAS are now EIG HT-PEN C
,FHEAPER.
TEA formerly Ss, 43.,, REDUCED to 2. Bd.
TEA formerly 3s. SI., REDUCED to Ss. Od.
Th. formeily 44. 01., REDUCED to Si. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 41., REDUCED to 34. 81,
Two ounce, quarter, half, and pound packets.
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
ofiorrevagj'a LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA,
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Abbotabury ...... W ood.
Brsdport
Beaminsier
Blandlord
Bee Regis
Cerne Abbas . .B nmett, Long-street
DORCHESTER Evans, (mummer to Mt. Freud,
11 igh• East -street .
LYwie Donator, Broad-street
Madbwry Oasumed
Piddidrenthide Byrnes.
Poole Green, High-street.
Wareham Best.
. WEYMOUTH
Wimborne
Winierborias
namis ARona
Tel minder .. _ Hayward, draper.
Chemists. As.. are Asebte in every Town

- BTeozziEfiity,CGOenWtS:
••
and others are real ectfurlry
informed ;hat they can be
aupplied with the above
• " beautiful and profitable little
ffr wimple (calved and down
' --11150444, calving) in any number at
"`" the shortest notice. The
great success and encouragement which have attended
the efforts of the importer in introducing the Pure
Breed of this useful and h.zdy Cow into the country,
has induced him to extend his connection abroad, by
appointing experienced Agenta throughout Brittany,
and he is now enabled to offer the public a oons,ant
supply of the choicest stook that can be obtained, at
prices which defy all competition. The low cost,
together with the high Milking qualities of this Breed,
render them of great value to the Cottager, as well as
the Fancy Stock-keeper and Dairyman.
Apply to the Ageots, Meters. Romairsow and Co.,
. 38, Crotched Friars, London, EC.

COMER'S CELEBRATED es
YEOVIL SAUCE PIQUANT,
-VOR Fish, Game, Chops, Steaks, Hashes, Cold Meats,
1 Gravies, and general purposes of flavouring. As
Fish Sauce it stands pre-eminent, and in point of
economy it cannot be surpassed. It is suited for every
variety of dish, and possesses the qualities requiredtogive
relish and seat to all kinds of wild fowl, and even with
Bacon and Cheese it affords a relish, and also proves an
excellent E3tomachia and is pronounced by Connoisseurs
to be superior to every other kind of saws.
Prepared from the Original Recipe by e,
J. COLMFIR, Sole Proprietor, Yeovil,
Sold in bottles at is., 25., and Family Bottles, 3a. 6d.
each.
Beware of Spurious imitations.
To be obtained of all respectable Chemists, Grocers,
Oilmen, &a
Agent for Maiden Newton and Distriet—Mr. R. L
WICIIITYLS, 'trainee*, Cattistock.
• VALUABLE ECLECTIC AND
BOTANICAL REMEDY,
CALLED
PI CK-M E- CP.
A GRATEFUL Aromatic, Stamachkt and offlataioup
LI Tonic, coltish% for removing the effects of Drink.
Lab Hours, and their unpleasant consequences
Directions for use :—From one to two table-spoonfulp
to be taken when neoesaary, diluted with about an opt..
quantity of water. The dose may be repeated who
required.
Prepared by J. COMER,
ECLECTIC AND BOTANICAL CHEMIST,
YEOVIL
Sold in Bottles at Is., Is. lid., la 9d.. 2.. 31.. an.
Is. 6d. each.

LINER COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND INDI-
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
'THERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
whieli Rot upon the Liver: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate costa of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Apenent than Dr.
KING'S D ANDELION and QITININ E LIVER PILLS,
which liberate bile, disperse wind, streorben the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid Ii headache,
f urred t ongue, dizzin en, fluttering of the bee t,biliousnes
ndigestion, acidity , and generaldebility, so i unlike every
other aperient pill, may be taken withou fear of aold.
They cleanse the blood and fluids from every impurity. In
boxes at ta. 144., 2s, 9d., and 4s. 6d. cant. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post for stan.ps, and sold
by Agents.—fitaggs. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dor-
chester; Flooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Lesker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and moat Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
VfOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
.vl.. 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 Baldue,s. It also combines the remarkable
property of making the bands soft and white. Price
28. 61 , 49. 6d., 7e. 64., sod I.ls. per bottle. Prepared
only by .1 hiS3 RORER. and cod by Agents

. RU PT .U. RE S.. 0-
,
, BY HER MAizatra ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Will TVS HOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS,
-. .....
..
(Perfected 4n4 Pthiblted in the Great Zahelitions
' • 18.51 and 1882.
[
~ DEQUIRINO no Steel Spring ?Mind the
It, body, is commended for the following'
r -
Yet ' peculiarities and advantages :-Ist. —Facility
of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
' liability to chaff or excoriate; 3rd, it may
0
i be worn with equal comfort in any politico
if the body, by night or day; 4th.—lt ad-
dodts of ovary tie of exercise without the
Pi slightest inoenvenience to the wearer, and is
PeIECY concealed from observation.
Alo not hesitate togite to this inven-
. ~ "Lion our unqualified approbation, and we
~av - strenuously advise the Absent it to all those
.',.i stand in need of that piotection, which they cannot
. o fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
ther apparatus or truss aa from that which we have
he highest satisfaction in thus reoommending—Clearch
. act State Gazette.
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons :
Win. Fergusson, Esq., F.R S., Professor of Surgery in
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, 443. ;
C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hospital.; W. Bowman, Esq., F.R.S ,
Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital; T. Call-
away; Esq., Senior AssistantStirgeon to Guy's Hospital ;
W. 00P11101:1 Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital ;
T. Wizard Curling, Esq., F.R.S., Surgeon to the London
Hospital; W. J. Fisher, Eaq., 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, FA., F. it.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
=hes below the hips, to the manufacturer,
' MTh WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Trust, 16s. 215., 26e. 6cL, and 31s. 6d. -
I postage, Is. Price of Double Trims, 31.... 6d., 425., sari
52, 6d. •, postage, Is. Bd. Price of an Umbilical Tress,
42., and 52a. fit.; postage, Is. 10d.
Post Office Order,;, I made payable to John White,
Post Office, Piccadilly.
I
NEW I. TENT
ELASTIC STOCKLNia KNEE-CAPMe
The material of which these ,re made is recom-
mended by the Faculty as being poi, nliarly elastic and
compressible, and the best invention for giving efficient
and permanent support in all oases of WEAKNESS I
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS, Att. It is porous, light in texture, and
inearnsire, and is drawn on like the ordiriary Stocking.
Price, 4s. 6d., 7s. 6d., 10s., to 16s. each. Postage, 6d.
.Tome WHITS, Manufacturer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace

-
SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS:
A MOST EXCELLENT MRDICINE POR BILIOUS AND LITZ,
COMPLAINTS, INDIGNSTION, GIDDINESS, LOSS OF Arm;
TITE, HEADACNE, HEARTBURN, FLATULIINCS awns,
, cosyrranzsa, dto.
THEIR composition is truly excellent; they
-2- do not contain any antimonial or mercurial pv-'-
paration whatever, and do not require the least confine-
went or alteration of diet (moderate exercise prombtes
their goad effects); they seldom operate until ten or ,
twelve hours after taken, and then very gently; they I
destroy worms, purify the humours, restore the tone of
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasioned be
Irregularity of the boouts, becoming a restorative aria
preservative of health to both sexes, and to those of a
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
„file pills are now prepared by Messrs. BARCLAY and ;
BONS (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. Sitooa),
whose names are engraved on the government stamp
affixed to each box • without which they cannot be 1
ginn*e. —bold in boles, at la, IW. end 25. 911. soak. 1

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DEAFNESS.—The SOUND MAGNIFIER,
a invisible voice oonduetor. It tits into the oar, not
perceptible; the wipleensuat sensation of singing noises in the
bead us entirely removed. It affords immediate relief to deaf
persons, and enables them to hoar distinctly at tharth and
public assemblies. Every otter kind of bearing
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