The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23 00:00:00

BRIDPORT MARKET.
AGRICULTURAL SALE OF LIVE AND
DEAD STOCK.
MESSRS. DAIINCZY— & SON beg to an-
nounce that their next SALE will take pleas ea
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1863, at Twelve °Work to
the rentals.
P 12112117 Mira= :
4 superior Fat Boilers. '
2 superior Fat Devoe Heifer'.
1 choice Heifer and Calf.
2 very Fat Heifers, and 15 Fat Sheep, the property
of Mr. °torn, of Bowood.
20 extraordinary Eliel'ooth Fat Horn Wethers.
20 Fat Sheep.
Person. having Stook to dispose of are requested to
give the earliest notice, that it may he duly edverti!ea
and no Steak will be sold without on. week's previous
notice.
Dated Breadwinner, June 17th, Issa

IrrliE LONDON ASSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1720.
Offices-7, Royal Exchange, Coridsill, and 7, Pall Mall.
Coveroor—Jolus Alex. Hankey, Peg.
Eub-Goeerner—Bonasny Debra:, Jun.. Ing2
Deputy-Governor —Patrick F. Robertaon, Esq.,
Ann maim-root DIRECTORS.
FIRE INSURANCES effected at moderate rates upon
every description of property.
LIFE INBIJRANCES.—TWO-THIRD• or THE GROSS
Psonts Ann otTex To Tux MISUSED.
The Profit': are added es • Bonus to the Policy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual Premiums.
THE ASSURED ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE.—Tbe Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they beoome due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
DORSETSHIRL.
DORCHESTER - Mr. M. C. WESTON.
alannltbrit • • Ms.J•ia Desdea,Zionnen.
Bridport
/verse Courtney - - Mr. T. Harvey.
Lyme Regis. - • - Mr. Thos. Brown, Ironmonger.
Piddktown • • - - Mesas. W. and J. Duninan,
Troytown, Dorchester.
Poole
Poritand
Skajtesbary • • - • Mr. W. H. Martin, Coanty
CoUTB Office.
Wrgssoldk - - • - Mr. J. D. Harvey, St. Athens
Row.
Winbarae • • - • Mr. F. H. Farmer, Solicitor.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to receive Applications for
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the County in which
the Office is not at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCE,
fiserstitry.

STURRINSTER NEWTON AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
MIL ROBIIITER will bold bas Nl= ILIA
on THURSDAY, the 29th day of JUNE, ISM
Paw= MITZI=
O. very useful Hone.
Set of Harness (nearly new).
An exadlegat Spring Van, salcalated for a Carrier's
Brenta very awful Reeks and Hansen Hones.
Early entries respectfully Whited.
Dated Auction and Agway Ofikee„
Sturmineter Novice, June 19, 1813.

SWANAGE, ISLE OF PURBECK, DORSET.
_
T 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the SHIP
HOTZL, Swanton. as THURSDAY, the 9th day
of JULY neat, at Three &sloth p.m., subject to
',auditions then to be predueed—A small FREEHOLD
DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN, and PREMISES,
DOW occupied by Hr. JOIIII S. SMIDIDOIIi, as
teasel to the Trustees under the will of the late 0.111.
L de L. CAIII3IIIIIIII, decsamd.
The above premises are well adapted either for the
purpose of Buitheis or Lodgings. The drawing-room
mamma one of the pleasantest in•land and ma views
in the pisturesque and healthy neighbourhood of
Swamp.
To vIIIV, the premises apply to the tenant; and for
further particulars, to Marra. Cuirsu, and FREILA.ND
FILLITIII, Solicitors, Wareham.
Wareham, June 13th, 1983.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY
10, HIGH BAST-STREET.
CG. RUMSICY, in returning thanks for
. past favours, solicits a oontinamsee of the sante
liberality, and bop to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Dorchester and Be surrounding Neighbourhood, that
for Elegance in Style, combining durability with atrial
economy, they cannot surpass this EMehlishment for
Boots and Show, having a well-selected Stook In all
Lb. leading Novelties of the Day.
NB—NO MACHINERY.
All Goods made by Hand and warranted.

FURZEBROOK ESTATE,
ISLE OF PURBECK.
MHK OOTTA GB RESIDENCE mid
1 GROUNDS on this Estate are still TO BE LET.
For particulars apply to Mows. Joan 111101fil and
F 11.11111.41110 FILLITI/L, the surviving Trustees, or to
lisesra C. k F. num Solicitors, Wareham.
Wareham, June 19, lea

CARRIAGES.
NEwand Second-hand CARRLAGES of all
si aes—Two and Four-wheel DOG CARTS,
MOS, Ica, constantly on oak at HUTCHINGS and COIL
Depfit, 6, Hight East-street, Dorchester.
A MOURNING COACH FOR SALE.
JOHN M. HOSSEY
Bop to inform his Mends and the inhabitants generally
of Domonsona and its neighbourhood, that he has dis-
posed of his IRONMONGERY BUSINESS in favor of
Mr. H. K. KENT, for whom he respectfully, and 0011fi•
dently solicits a continuance of that support which he
barn so long enjoyed at their hands.
N.B.—THE ENGINEERING AND MACHINIST
BUSINESS CONDUCTED AS HERETOFORE BY
N.E. HORSEY, LN NORTH-SQUARE.
H. K. KENT,
In socoseding to the above old-established Bieber,
hopes, with attention and punctuality, and by keeping a
well-oelected assortment of goods in the GENERAL
and FURNISHING IRONMONGERY from the best
manufacturer., to merit the patronage and approbation
of those who may honour him with their support.
High Feat-street, Dorchester, Joao 17th, 1863.

CIDER.
"VOR SALE—about 25 HOGSHEADS of
PRIME CIDER, in good GAEL—Prise 7d. pa
Gallon, Cooks Moluded.—Apply to
Mr. SCARY.
Auotioarer, Ire., Weymouth.

rp o LET, with immediate possession,
1. (in conaequenoe of the decease of the late
tenant),—it very oonvenient sad compact COT-
TAGE, with Coach•honse, Three-stall Stable,
Harness-room, and Corn Store, good Kitchen Cisrden
and Pleasure Grounds. The house contains Dining
and Drawing-room, two Kitchens. Ludes and Wins
Collar, four Bedrooms, with Dressing-room. The above
Is delightfully situated in the Pazuh of BRADFORD
Piviratu., three miles from Dorchester.
For parti•sulars apply to Ift. Cummers, Bradford.
NB.—A Labourer's Cottage if required.

PUN:WANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chastely. made in the matter of the Estate
of WILLIAM vnixcox, late of Holoron ADAM, in
'dm 0001TT of Donart, deemeed,—Between JEMIIMA
WILLCOX, _ Spirattor, Plaintiff, against SARAH
WILLCOX, Defendant.
The Creditors of the said WILLIAM WILLCOX,
who died in or about the month al OCTOBER, 1861. are,
by their Solicitors, on or before the first day of JULY,
1863, to come in and prove their Debt. at the Chambers
of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chaneery
Lane, Middlesex, or in default thereof they will be
peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the sa
Order.
ki
THURSDAY, the Ninth day of JULY, 1863, at 12
o'clock at noon, at the said Chambers, is appointed for
hearing aod adjudicating upon the Claims.
Dated this 6th day of June, 1863.
GEORGE MURK, Chid Clerk.
LOVILL AND CO., 14, Seanosquare, Gray's Inn, Agents
for Thomas RAWLINS, Wimborne, Dorset,
Plaintiff's Solicitor.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
--
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, AND cvrara
SEEDS OF GENUINE QUALITY.
G. SCOTT'S SUPERPHOSPHATE AND OTHER
MANURES.
TJRNRY TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Doe.
I.J. cams", in returning thanks for the liberal
support nxwived during the past 12 years in the
Manure and Implement begs to inform
the Agriculturists of Dorset be has now in
Store some first-class Manures, Top Dressing for Wheat,
Barley, Gals, be.. Mangold Manure, Superphotphate of
time, Bones, ke., of the best quality.
Mangold, Swede, and Turnip Seed from one of the
best houses in the trade. Rape, Mustard, Clover,
Vetches. and other Seeds.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drills, Steam
Engines and Machines by all the leading Makers.
Wood's and other Mowing and Raping Machines.—
Washing and Mangling —Boit Scythes and
Rubbers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Cora and Flour Seeks; India Rubber Rick and
Wagon
Covers ,• Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Guile P
India Rabbet, end Loather Bends; India Rubber end
(tette Percha Tubing, kio.—At for the Midlanc
Counties' Luanne, ComnauF (Theo Life, and 'Baa)
GARRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP
AND MANURE DRILLS.
STEAM PLOUOHING APPARATUS.

ATOTICE 18 G IVEN —That, by kind per.
I' mission of JOSZPII WILD, the ANNUAL
COMPETITION for PREMIUMS lyen In MOWING
and 811111 W SHEARING will take place in
LULWORTH CASTLE PARK, on WIZOMIDAT, this
24th Jona instant, at 10 o'clock a.m.
Candidates to be on the ground at 9 detach a.m.
Their names to be mitered with as., as usual, ire she:
days before the said 24th Jona.
FREELAND 'MITER, Mon. See.
Wareham, 13th hum, DM&

ENGLISH WOOL SAL BY PUBLIC
AUCTION IN LONDON.
TO LA.NDOWNERS, FLOCKSASTERS, ',ARAUJO,
AND WOOL DEALERS.
We intend to aerabliah a GREAT CENTRAL
MARKET in LONDON for the DISPOSAL of
ENGLISH WOOL by PUBLIC Aticnow, to be con-
ducted upon the mane principle as our immense
Australian and Caps Wool Sales. We wpm having
PERIODICAL SALES, at which we shall have
• large attendance of ROME sod FOREIGN
BUYERS, thus ensuring to growers and dealers better
prior than could possibly be realised seder any other
also combining the saving of meek valuable
=
all buyers of English wooL
Sheets will be provided and forwarded, whoa re-
quired, free of charge, and • fair value allowed to per-
due packing their wool in their own sheets.
Feß particulate will be found in the Meek Lane
Kinross, Bell's Weekly Meis.epar, end Field 124)11••
man ; and Cireahui may be obtained, and all hdor-
maims given, upon application to
BRADBURY k COOK,
Wool Broken,
17, Besinghall-dreek London, KC.

MR. H. EDWARD 8, Damn, Sousa-
Smarr, DORCHESTER,
At Home MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, mad SAII7R-
DAY, from Tea till Five.
-
Mr. H. E. attends at the ROYAL BATHS, WEY-
MOUTH, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, alai at the
Borideame of him Patients when required.
TEI N11108•017kINO TOWNS ON TIiIIINDAT.
To encore an interview an apeoistmeet is eemeatial

ee EVANS;ssucosenor to
AGENT ti:Ois
HORNINANS TEA. This Tea is selected from the
sierzt_.g gatherings and is therefore uniformly Good,—
free from all artificial colour on the sufacw, it is
sTnreeitly PE, RE in strength and wholesomeness it
therefore excels. Being supplied only through AGENTS,
end secured in PACKETS, the Importers guarantee
that it reaches the cotummer " always Good Witt,"
and at the lowest possible rate.
AGENTS
Abotabory Wood.
Drielpert
Boomiodor Oliver, Fore-strest.
liaend
snlensoßllll
Bennett. Loogetreet.
Manske, Broad-street.
reGeerg Oessend
Pildlarsnekils
Took Green, High.street.
Wareham Best.
WEYMOUTH
Wisdoms Hamden, Pest-Olies.
Winter horse Walla.
Yoonl

ENGLISH WOOL SALES BY PUBLIC
AUCTION IN LONDON.
All Wool intended for our first Periodical Rale of
English Wool in London should be forwarded to the
order of Bradbury and Cook, at the Wert India Docks,
on or before the 6th July next, as our first .1. 01 English
Wool, by Public Auction, will take place the day
preceding the next series of Australian Wool Salsa,
which are expected to 00116M•150111 on the 16th July. It is
respectfully requested that all parties intending to offer
their Wool at this Sale should give notice se soon as
possible, to the undersigned, stating quantity. If
required, empty sheets will be forwarded on
and full printed instructions for pecking, forwarding,
he.
BRADBURY k COOK, Wool Brokers,
17, Baninghall-street, London, E.C.

GLENPIELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY
Sold by all Grocers. Chandlers, Oilmen, ha.
WOTHERRPOON k Co., Ousoow AND WIDOW.

MR. WELLINGTON
hem to inform the Nobility. Clergy and Public that be
has this day retired from Business, and also to acquaint
them that maw CHAMEN and RICHARD 6
numbered the whole of his STOCK or Wmrge two
Brume, sad will any on the mid Beim= on the ruse
premises.
Blaadford, 18th Jane, 1861
CHAMEN &
to lb. above lossiness, beg to sanoweee
the•
ir det.raminaiion to matinee to reader the MUM elms
of goods m have bum heretofore said by their pride-
=am ; end haring taken of his extensive STOCK of
FINE OLD WINES sad SPIRITS, both in hood and
in home stook, will be enabled to retain for the estab-
lishment the great edebrity mined by Mr. WILLOIOIOIII
dazing the 27 years over ebb* he has been the pro-
prietor.
The books of the Sun Pim Office, for whistle Mr.
Jose BMW= is Agent, will be kept on the premier m
heretofore.
BLestWord Foram, Jaw 181.6, 1863.

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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE \
&Waits Theis= aad Prices of 140 different
ankles of Bad-roma Faraitare, as well as i t
100 Islstrails, alai Prises of every description
of Bedding.
\ SENT FREE BY POST.
- - ----
A\ HEAL AND SON. 1
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DUTY OFF TEA!!!
1rM.A.113
.4L.rom suave' 021rmgresel. with *Um NtimelmvaimelL resety
BY T. Y. TIJLLOCH, •
TEA DEALER, GROCER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
(NEXT THE KING'S ABMS HOTEL. DORCHESTER.)
rrIBB present opportunity is taken by T. Y. TULLOCH to thank his numerous Friends,
_1 Patrons, and the Public generally, for their kind and liberal support, and to call their attention to his
Choice and well-selected Stock of Teas, which combine devour with rtreingth, and require • trial only to be
appreciated.
Every description of general GROCERY at very moderate prices.
Prime WILTSHIRE BACON and SMOKED HAMS of very superior quality.
All orders amounting to FORTY SHILLINGS and upwards will be delivered CARRIAGE FREE.
Agent to the EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. Also to the NATIONAL MERCANTILE
AND ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETIES.

IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.

FORWARD YOUR BUTTER TO LONDON
AND RECEIVE
LONDON MARKET PRIM
AND AN
IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE
PER BANK ORDER ON THE WESTERN BRANCH OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND, CON.
VERTIBLE IMMEDIATELY AT ANY BANKERS IN THE DISTRICT.
FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS,
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR—
ADDRESS CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, ADDRESSED ENVELOPES,
EXPEDITING, FACILITATING, AND TIME-SAVENG.
HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
(succiasoz TO Jona Winn k nos, 'MAMIE= Ao. UM)
I, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON.

BENSON'S WATCHES & CLOCKS.
" Psdectices of Mschaniset."-lensfeg Peet
OTHIIOIIII OF TEI LONDON Passe UPON Bearsoses Caw Cu= amp Wartime.
"Ai • maple of Ugh& clockwork on I " The entire 3.11, le of the highed " &see of them are of great beauty
a large wale. the waits of this are pro- asste."—Datly New, Nay 19, Net
ii,..1....... k k. 4;
.V": ii.lllllr sad I/ the English watch trade only
bably the treed Seabed that ham ever " • more splendid and exquinitely. follow op with the mule whit and swam
been wen in this r wintry. No Chro- Oniebei piece .1 mechealem we have this Snot attempt to compete with
nowister could be Stead with more perfect never weem"--Staadani, June 17, ME foreininers in docoraUve watches, there
or oarefullysdjuided mechanlant•-Ti IWO , " The largest, and unmisakably the memos to he no mesa why we should not
um 11. Vat bat finished clock in the Exhitation.•— get the trade enthely Into our 011.1
.A trilaliph of Lnganulty."—Takvrepa, 1 llpilbear, August It, 1861 "ands. —Taus Am@ EL 11101.
March 31, 1803.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR CRITRCII AND TURRET CLOCKS.
W A TCH I& Watchce, Clock.. and Bronze@ of every deearption, hum the plainest to CLOCK&
the highest quality of which the Art 15 .1 pretest capable, manufaclered
Chronometer, from High-brt Dative by English, French, and Italian Artiots of great Drawing•Moom,
Duplex, Lever, celebrity. Dining• Roam,
R oil:natal, Bed.Rocen,
Verthisl, LI ,
Minute. Holt -qtr., and Halimilta=r4
I (rte. Repeaters, Brutal,
Inde=due.nt annd‘6,Plain S
J.,-..);.. Chime, Hoekal,
.-... Amtrinnonleal,
Kcyleaa, I Church Turret,
- .
ILE',l=lotis4.d.s, Stable, Rellway,
.
A strenomical and Es- kiiiiiiist ?all i I Poseace, Ilbop,
, . Warehouie, 001 es,
vcrsible Wachs, Of
Countinghouse.
From SOO Guinea. to
1.3 3s. each. From 1000 Guineas to
.s • -,'ko ,s , 4" ~, A 11 LI 1.. wiz.
BENSON'S ILLUS. i .if „1,.. •,: .r• efr,', .. ... .. ..
TRATED PAMPHLET itlr,' i -$ fry • - - '•.ii BENSON'S ILLUS.
ON WATCHES (ha by w• -, I,f /2•4. A -, (• , . . Fe „ TR ATED CLOCK PAM.
Lci: for.
.tber:tstra27ol.f. --7-e '.e.,- 4 1• .. y. 2,; PHLICT motel= a full
id... ~ PI a „" 41
.....e" nod weld!) Price-nd
Waseemaking, with de- y • ".....- •„, t ),,„.., • Price-UM a every de.
scriptkes• end prima It °:.ir'. "441 .....• walks of Clock and
acre se • guide a the ..„.• , I • ••. rzetse, with a ehort
perchme of • Wadi, /.; ' -.--
/A,..,,...... 'j. • -
and sables thee* who el the Art of CIMX4-
tedog
..
Ilse In Scotland, Ireland,
~,," . ~.... ‘'. er V 1"-- •
Weis, the CoI o u I es, •. - -.7.' ',,,. , T. Ape- ....o• • making. lo it will be
found • groat variety of
India, or any pert of the '-,, -..-. •Wi ••-0,,00.1 • patterns of Clacks suit-
,- , 1
world, to easel a stall, ..; -- Ste for sll purposes, and
and are it met tree and it will be met poet-free
of. by post. for two shunpa
' .
BENSON'S ARGENTINE SILVER.
the Mesa, Herald, October Ord, washing of the Plate In the Exhibition, says, " Hr. Banos, who be.. medal for Plate
exhibits some beautiful things.'
The Arvntine is a «imposition pease:Nang all the beauty and richer of colour of Ililmr with IS durability, at a more
frection of it. coot. It is a compound of serious metals with a bony deposit of pure Sliver, forming one bard, compact, white
body. When the AI tine end the real Silver one placed side by side, the most skilful judge cannot &Saguia between
them, while find 1117 1. se .704 tat alter many years wear it amain. ushered. During the last seventeens yeen it be.
been so well received by the Public., tbat Is menufacture has been extended to all those articles usually made in rills, VOL :
Spoons. Fora, Dinner, Ts and Coffee Services, Waiters, Breed and Coke Batas Cendelabra, Dabs of all kinds, Estrus,
Maret Jugs, Ac.; and which an be wen at the various Establiduermte of .1. W. Banos, whom us Show Rooms cattalo an
immense Assortment A Pries Medal was awarded to J. W. Bons, for excellence of manufacture of ArpentlOs and Clots
Plata A Sample Spoon will be soot pat-free to my part of the IC aids: on receipt of 30 stases and al y Matra I
Catalogue, containing ISO Engensge sad Prics-Bot of Argentine and Solid Silver Plate, will be met poi-free en receipt of six
maws.
J. W. BENSON'S BRANCH ESTABLISHIIENTS ARE 48, 47, k 83, COHNRELL
All Letters should be addressed to the Principal Fotebliehincet, 33 k 34, LUDGATE BILL. LONDON
(ESTABLISHED 1749).

FOR ALL ROOT AND GREEN CROPS.
PRENTICE'S MANURES
HAVE been used in every part of the United Kingdom with so much nooses that the demand
for theta yeer by year uscressaa.
PRENTICE'S MANGOLD MANURE ... ES per Too.
PRENTICE'S TURNIP MANURE
PRENTICE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
25 to ES per mat. eatable.
Manufactured by THOMAS PRENTICE k 00,
•
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORSE, STOP/MARKET.
AGENTS FOR DORCHESTER AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
MR. JOHN GALE, NOTTINGTON MILLS;
MR. ALFRED CULLOM, STRATTON;
MESSRS. C. it W. HILLYER, BLANDFORD ;
MR. A. MITCHELL, FORDINGBRIDGE.

• TWO-PENNY BRIALYABT.
IMO OWN POOll 01
MENIER'S FRENCH CHOCOLATE,
AT Shs. PEE LB. BY ARUM.
Too can maks Twelve Cape of nail's' Otecoloto.
CHOCOLATE POE THE IIZALTIL—THE
CTSCOCPC)/.../LT.4IIENIMOMMEER.
Dodo all Wort cootootitios. no 'hods only nay apply to
H. PRIMO, I, St. Astreveikkall, LC.. London.
Mr. I. Holm Cookotionor, Htob Woliotroe. Dor-
&attar soon% Plasma sod Ka, throws, IS, St. Nary's.
Moot, Weymouth.

aLA:cr
Entirely without Odoer sad Unlnterethable. To take &etas
eat of Clothes sad Math or all abodes, and restore the Calm
sad Glow
9. PINT A dotted by PINT g .
44.7. IttrITTN. NINE OOVI.B.NNENTIA. BOTTLE.
Pareston to the Royal Fiddly end to the RANA Army. as per
Maths* Lou... The Trade only may apply to
M. NUMMI, 5,5. Andrew's-la, E.C. Lembo.
fitteiL—Nt itemes Othe F 10011), Cbetalrt, Hlsb Erb-beet
Derebeetrr; Messrs. adorn sad Sot, Chemist.. IQ Bt. liar
Area, Wthusaath.

NO MORE PAINFUL DIGESTION.
DRA.GES DIGESTIVES DE PEPSINE
AND DIASTASE.
Thin Drives in the moat powerfel and the meet ernehle
Witeetin tor penes, who as.. Ostia Olimetlea. Wry and
is rumble in their in. noir mew Is &wan tertain. • box
will be lannuded ynceld sissy part of the Mind Kloodem, os
receipt of to. Id. Is peetege tamp men to N. P211114U, 0,
St. • otirnewhil LC. Loodn.
Retell in Derehembar. II • Wynne neounk ale=RlO
Enet-elnet ; Raul in Weymouth, Neon Wavle 6011.
CbINIIIIM,SO, $l. Man-Mvest. And .1 00. prinelpel Manna in
every Mtge town of the UMW Illorlom.

COLDS, COUGHS, CATARRHS, AND
COMMOTION.
SIEOP AND PATE DE CODEINE
OF BERTHB, OF PARE
Theo prep.:Woos Monad In the Trona Codex, are MOM-
mended by the patetpO doctors of Pea for Colds, the
etubbont and fatiguing Cough al the Orippe, Ommrhs,
WhoopMg Count, Bromettle, sod Consumption.
itholomle Depot In landau, X. ITILSAII, 5, Bt. Androen
bill. B.C. Landon. Pll.s.—Mr.Vas Oats thous), Chendst.
RIO ter“trest, DosageMr; Ham. Gavin and Boa,
Obsoatu Bt. Masy'eolnet, le smooth.

SEA BATHING
011 TM MICH 00ABT.
GRAND HOTEL DEB BAIN&
=MUT mit LE HAVRE,
via flowsasmov.
Ressdevvons of the frohlonable soaiotyl end of the
Parisian &Mein
Mode:ate cbarges; renowned Cellars ;
gygush Peen; Rensise Ales.

IMPORTANT TO LADEN.
CHAIIDIN mtimarcoußrs.
She beat and oldest Perfumer in Perla Intreete,Tolletreater
and Vinegar, Dent*kg, Pomatenee, &ape Pastes for the
Kam* ke., may to obtained in 6U the imp toned in the
United Kingdom.
Whoimale DI I Loodeo, 11. PIRIAU, IL Andres.
Mn, Doisterif Commons. Beta, lir. teem (late Fawn
Chemist. High inag-arileg, Dereherter Nam 01110•111
Is.. Chemises. M. kartemamm. Mernenith

WEYMOUTH RACES
1863,
will take place on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3rd and 4th,
(BEING THE TWO DAYS FOLLOWING THE
DEVON AND EXETER MEETING.)
&twain; :
VisoOtne Geer De Wneelf, M.P.
Loan Powwow.
Ste Envion Boltz; Bon.
Sin Femme= Joinnerous, Bore
ROUE? Ilsooxs, Esq., H.P. J. Ronal, Fee.
C. lionnao, E.Q.
FIRST DAY-THURSDAY.
THE RELOOMBE HANDICAP
Of 10 son. each, 5 ft, aid only one to the fend if
declared by • day to be named when the weights
amen., with 50 addled, (25 owe by Lord Grey de
Wilton and Robt. Brooks, Esq., Members forth.
Boreingh4 If three horses start sad ben aseept, the
40.08 Me Ailed. bass nye ale auk.. The
winner emy Madame of 100 son Was Air the
weights are deckled, to enivy 7 lb.; of two such.
10 lb. ;or of any smeller bandicap,s lb., extra No
bone to tarry more than 10 lb. extra. The winner to
pay 10 "ova. towards expense, and imbeeribe to this
ran 1n1864. Two miles and • dietaries.
To don and name to Werra Weatherby, Leedom, or
the Clerk of the Corne, Northemptos, on Tuesday,
August 11th.
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A SWEEPSTAKES
Of 5 eon each, with 50 added. For Two-years-old
colts, thit. 101 b., and fillies Set. Mb. Winners once.
41b. ; twice, 711.; three or more times, 101 b. extra
Maidens having started twice allowed 31b. The
*inner to pay i:10 to the fund. Half-a-mile.
To close and mune to Meters. Weatherby, London,
the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on 7,
August 11th.
THB WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES
(Handicap) of 5 son. in cam of soceptanee, with 25
added. Entrance 1 so,. shah, to go to the fund.
which must in all cease be east with the cane, or
the same will not be received. The winner of any
handicap after the weights are declared to tarry 71b.;
of two or more, 101 b. extra. One mile and • quarter.
Tortoni and name to Mews. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Cosine, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August 18th.
THE PORTLAND PLATE
Of 50 son. (Handicap) for all ages. Entrance Two
son. each, to go to the fund, which ~it in all tame
be sent with the entry, or the same will not be received.
Any number of horses the property of the same owner
may start for this plate. The winner of any handicap
after the weights are declared, to awry Ms. extra.
Three quarters of • mile.
To does and name to Messrs. Weatherby, Loudon,
or the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August Ilth,
A SWEEPSTAKES
Of 3 eon each, with 20 added; for Two-nors-o.ld, 74.
Sib.; three, Oct. filb. • four, 104. 31b. •' five, ax, and
aged, 104. 121 b. jams and geldings allowed 31b.
The winner to be mold for £lOO. If entered to be sold
for eV, allowed 41b.; if for 1.150, 91b.; if for £4O, 141 b.;
if for £3O, 2111. The winner to be sold by Auction
immediately after the race, and the surplus (if any)
to go to the fund. One mile,
To does to the Clerk of the Comae by 8 o'clock the
evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY.
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE
Of One Hundred Guineas. iThree-years-old, Ed. 71b ;
four, Oct. 71b. ; five, 9al. 121 b. ; six and aged, tot.
lEb.. About two miles.
To don and name to the Clerk of the Course, at do
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'clock on the evening before
running.
THE COUNTY STAKES
(Handicap) of 5 eon. each, 1 ft. to the fund, with 25
added, if three horses start. For all ages. The winner
of any handicap after the weights are declared, to
carry Mb.; of the Trial, 71b.; of the Meloombe Stokes,
101 h. extra, but the penalties not to be ea:amide-
tin. One mile and and a distance.
To does and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August 18th.
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
Of 3 son. each, in owe of acceptiume, with 20 added.
For all ages. The winner to be sold by Auction
Immediately after the race for C3O, and any surplus
to go to the fund. Three quarter. of • mile.
To dose and name to Moen. Weatherby, Leaden, or
the Clark of the Coarse, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August 18th.
THE NURSERY PLATE
(Handicap) 01 50 son, for Two-years-old. Entrance 2
son each, to go to the fund, which must in all aeon
be sent with the entry, or the same will not be re-
ceived. The winner of any Handicap after the weights
are declared to carry Mb.. of two or wore such, 71b.,
or of the two-years-old Stakes (the first day) 11Mb.
extra. Any number of hones the property of the same
owner may start fur this race. Three quarters of a
mile.
To aloes and name to Marro Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August lab.
A BEIJING RACE
Of 3 eon, each, with 20 added. Two-yesneold
Ist. 71b. ; three, 94. ; four, Pet. 10th. ; five, six, and
=alllet. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The
to be "old for £lOO. If entered to be sold for
CBO, allowed 41b.; if for 1310, 91b. ;if for 240, 141 b. ; if
for MCI, Ifilb. • if for £2O, 241 b. The winner to be
sold by Auction immediately after the rase! and the
surplus (if any) to go to the fund. Half-s-mile.
To ekes end name to the Clerk of the Course, attire
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'idoek p.m. on the first
day of the race".
The Colours mast be declared by six o'clock on the
evening before running. For D 4•4 or alteration of
which, a fine of one soy. will be enforced.
All Rules and Regulations of Newmarket will be
adhered to at Weymouth.
Entrance 19.. each.-No charge for Weights and
Scale*.
All Stakes and Forfeits to be paid to Maws.
Weatherby, or to the Clerk of the Course, by 11
o'clock on the morning of each day's noes, at the
Golden Lima HM*l
• Three Horses to den is each race, or the public
I money will sot be added.
T. MARSHALL, Northampton,
Clerk of the Course.

IRICH FOREIGN DRESSES 1

LAWS:, MANURE CIRCI7L.A.II, 1863.
the season for the use of Artificial
Manures is now approaching. I him again the
of laming my annual Circular, and solicit the
pleasureu of your early orders through my Agent, Mr.
DA MF.N, Dorchester, mole Agent for the County of
Derma
The Manures I manufacture have been extensively
used throughout the Kingdom for upwards of twenty
years. I first commenced the sale in the year 1
upon the principle of supplying the best qualifies
Manures at the lowest prices. This principleAm led to a
steadily Worming demand.
The demand for Artificial Manures last season was
more than equal to the 'apply. I lustier an motive
demand tbs. , and would request favour that ,
eesty orders should be transmitted to myself or my
spats. Artificial Manures are predated by a ebonies'
proems, which cannot be harried without injury to the
quality of the Manure.
THE TURNIP MANURE or SUPERPHOSPHATE
OF LIME is prepared of theisms quality and composi-
tion II in previous years. The greatest care is taken
to seed this and all other Manures from my fester, in •
dry isoedition, to be ready for use in the drill or other-
wise, without requiring any further preparation.
I can supply a Superphosphate of Lame at eyries of
£l5 10s. per tors, to contain 25 per cent. soluble and 10
to 12 ineolttable phosphate, and this is equal to most of
dtatigished ttiniTlirs of different Manures in the
The 'doable phosphate is the valuable pert of
this Manure, and it will give great estiehweion when
used with Bone, but special ordem must be OM for
this kind.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN BENNET LAME&
PRICES.
Delivered at any Poet or Railway &Mimi l the
:
?!•=PatentTurniallbaw•and Bawl e 6 10e Per its
Suaesate of Lime ...
„ llleendhombat• of Line Di 10a.
~ Mangold Maaare... 1:8 10s.

PSFECTIy 11,61/ POWS .19:1ESTIKVECRE3ff 17311111,
FROM 25.6 TO 3 GUI N WINE EXTRA FULL BREW:
ALSO MMUS ASSORTNEIRIf MAP &USEFUL 1311311111
IN EVERY VARIETY OF MATERIAL.

PATTERNS POST FREE.
PETER ROBINSON.
103.10 4.105 . 106.107.108. */
OXFORD STREET LONDON. `i

HAIL BTORHS.
"27 MRS Loam WILL slag RIOW •
NEC/MARY IT Igirct INSURE-
THE ROYAL FARMERS'
INSUR &NCH
COMPANY,
3, Noitrozx srassr, erigAND. LONDON,
W.C.
HAIL.—WHHAT, BARLEY—, OATS, BEANS, PEAS,
lc, fro
1.111711160 AGAINIT
LOSS BY HAIL STORMS FOR SIXPENCE PER
ACM
SEEDS AND GLASS at moderate rates.
BONUS/DA —Fronts divided every Fifth Year. In
1861 the return on Insurance* of four yeses' dura-
tion was upwards 0166 per Cent, and • }Te-
-1 portionate allowance was mode on those for
shorter periods.
FIRE INSURANCE at rates on low as those of other
well established olikes.
LOSSES paid Immediately after the amounts have
been settled.
LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, mid pop
able to the regiotered Wars. 'orders of time
participating clam, whose Pebbles have been in ,
form more than two years, 670 entitled to four • I
NMI of tat preps.
Further partlenbm may be hid at the Chief Mos, or
of the Agent..
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Acted,.
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AGENTS :
DORCHESTER, CERN S AREAS, ard PIDDLE-
TO WN —Messrs. ANDREWS A COMER AM,
Solicitors.
Bettiseombe, Mr. F. C. Ntis.7, Nerabant.
Blandford, Mr. IL Fowler, WIcItCtUTCII, Halides
abd Brewer.
Bridport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne Mean. Lowman and Lang, Solkitors.
Poole Mr. W. S. 'Thiaelton, North-street
Aeademy.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Ridable, Stamp ONos,
Sherburne, Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
&abridge, Mr. H. Baines, of Gillingham, Solici-
tor.
Starminder, Sr. R. Rifled, of °Word Pitmans.
Wareham, Mr. Themes Itendell, ChandsLl
WEYMOUTH, Mr. W. V. PHERSON, 34, St. Mary-
street.
Wimboram Mr. 3. Hoiden, Pod Often
Fordingbeidge, Mr. J. liwonen, jun., &hate Agent.
Additional Agents wanted application to the Secre-
tary.

PURE SWEETS.
SCHOOLING ANL, CO.'S
PRIER MEDAL
PORE SWEETS
00111211.1•1
• 011 A? VALIUM OW MT-UTZ
MACHINE-MADE COMPRI/11021MT
Of tAs most ssitol•.t is end &Swims
SOLD BY °BOOZES. coNntenormas,
DRUGGISTS, kc.
ni =Loam= LID 0111112 UMW',
AT
ONE PENNY PER OUNCE.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,
SCHOOLING L CO.
Export Oothstiosers,
Benumi-eassr, Lomb'.

ACCIDENTS
BY ROAD, RIVER, OR RAILWAY;
ACCIDENTS
IN THE FIELD, THE STREWS, DR AT HOME
liar hp amine hy A
_tax lag Pessar
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' NCZ
00WPAls Y,
('ORS HILL, WC 01.
£140,000 ham been already Paid as
COMPENSATION
FOR AMIDENTS OF ALL HINDI,
In 75 Fatal Cams, and 6,880 Cases cd Personal Injury.
liMes and further partleulan may be obtained at the Railway
Stations, of the Laal Amato, or of ties
HEAD OFFICE, 64. CORNHILL, LONDON. TLC.,
WILLIAM .J. VIA 24/, esorstary.
Railway Plummer' Assurance Company,
En, powered by special Act ot Parliament, 1849.
C. GOOD. 0141 Bank, Agent tor Dorchester.
Agent for Weymonth.-11r. S. NA.RTIN. Railway
Station. Yeovil—Mr. JOHN STONE, Pea Will Hotel;
Mr. FOSTER, Bristol and Exeter Railway Station,

THE DIAMOND BLACK LEAD
NVILL be found PURER THAN ANY
OTHER, became by • proems pecaliar to the
Manufacturers, every particle of grit and earth Is
',Fixated from it.
MORE ERILLIANT—Beesuse it is unadulterated,
thus every particle produom a metallic lush*.
MORE CLEANLY—Became being in bloslm it does
not drop about lilts Powder Leads, whilst it is used
meetly in tbs same way.
AND CHEAPER—Because a tittle goes • loot war,
',MLA hardly any labour is required to effect a brilliant
polish; thus money. time, and labour are caved.
RECKITT k 8010111, London Bridge, RC., and Hrll.
Sold by T. 'Y. ToLtoot, Family Grocer,
J. G. TART, Family Grocer, Dorchester; alllMbreß.
!Lunar, Grocer, Ale, Porter, and &phi{ Merchant.
Wareham.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL.
DUNG • CONFIRMATION IT DORI OW TM MOAT
NM:IMT OCINNTIFIC MIN OF TIM AOR, OP TEI
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THIS
WORLD-RENOWNED STARCH.
Sold In Paekeee of ad., Id., Id., 44., NA M. eras, by
all roweetoble Orocera, Moodier% tWp, ko.
WOTHERSPOON k CO. Ouuloorr AID Loofas.

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