The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

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ENTADIMED 1852. jUI t.L SPA OP, LIVE ' AND DEAD I
• Wt. T. ENSOR (late RIKER .) Es --- -•
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' 15.Outh. Waiii, ' as SATURDAY, J
1865, commencing at Twelve o'elook is t is lady requested that all
rtlrith the Retlere sad °above ,fßablimi " p le GI r half...peat Ten o'clocl
1 Sleek want the dor Alio 8600 id mme .ctiislly on the arrir
-'s Charges. Staltiligiee are IN sin.
ii! e'Sinti Ass *hell oiejr b• TO LECTORS OF
1 AlLots to borddroritiwooefololy attar the Sala.
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25 Pat °elves. . - • - , pleasure of mak'
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6 Heifers and Calves. - BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER. -
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6 Bulls. ,

MANOR OF BEBE REGIS, DORSET.
Oak and Ash Timber, Saplings, Legwood, Faggot.,
RlCHAthltstDruS
chaff been
MR.f av Tire. d
withrom
Messrs. Dowtsms and Rnnwsti., Agents to
Colonel BURTON, to SELL by AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th, 1866.—About 1,000
feet of Prime OAK TIMBER, 300 feet of ASH ditto,
a quantity of Oak and nab Saplings, and about 8,000
good Faggots, now felled and lying in Bens Wood and
Roindabout, near good roads, and within easy distance
of Railway Stations.
Some of the above Oak is of good length and aise,
and the whole will be sold in convenient lots.
Time and plaoe of meeting—at eleven o'clock on
Woodbury Bill.
Caa!lailfmta may be bi-; of Mr. SAMUEL MOORE,
Mill; at the -1 Oak Inn, Sere Regis ;
Court Farm, Bland-

BRIDPORT ,MARKET.
AGEtICUMIURAL SA,liit OP. LITZ ' AND DEAD
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MANSRB. DAIINCEY and SON beg to
&penance that their neat SALE will take
place oil WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th, 1865, at their
NEW REPOSITOKY.
Persons having Stock to dispose of, are requested to
give the earliest notioe, that it may be duly adverti,ed.
It is particularly requested that all Shock he on the
Sale Ground by half.past 'Ten o'clock, as the Sale will
commence punctually on the arrival of the 11 o'clock
train.

TO THE ELECTORS OF LYME REGIS AND
CHARMOUTH.
GiNTLEMIN,
is with great satisfaction I address you no
-er as a stranger. I trust that since I had the
' making yonw,aoquaintanee six years ago,
rave been cembrited and pefriciples no tes‘rd
.e, that I may oonfidently look forward to the
honour of representing you in the next Parliament.'
I have thought it courteona towards your present
member to refrain from publishing my address until his
retirement 1084 announced; I now feel myself at liberty
to do 80.
My political principles are so well knowp to you that
it is unnecessary for me further to particularize them
than by saying that on all the leading questions of the
day they are in harmony with those of that great party
of which Lord Derby is the recognised head.
But while I have no sympathy with the notion that
we must ever be meddling and tampering with the land-
marks of our glorious constitution, sod while I repu-
diate the notion that change is necessarily amendment,
I would as plainly declare my conviction, that progreis
and improvement are both compatible with, and needed
by, many of our most honoured and valued institu-
tions.
It is said that a General Election is close at hand.
Come when it may I shall be ready to take my stand by
you. I have no higher ambition than to be returned to
the House of Commons the true representative of your
political principles. lam persuaded that you desire to
see the blessings of education spread amongst the people
—that your faith as to all real reform and improvement
points rather to the great Conservative Party who have
proved that they are honest and in earnest, than to the
self-styled Liberals, who for years past have demonstrated
that they neither understand nor desire to carry those
measures which alone can ensure the nation's true ad-
vancement.
Gentlemen, I once more appeal to you—l ask you to
secure to me on the day of Election those honours which
on the last occasion were so strangely and so narrowly
wrested from our grasp.
If I am returned to Parliament my best efforts will
be directed to promote the interests of your ancient
Borough.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlenign,
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
JOHN WRIGHT TREBBY.
High Cliff, 4me Regis, April 25th, 1865.

TE E TOWN OOTJNOIL of the BOROUGH
of DOROHE 3TER have in contemplation an
entirerearrangement of their Corn, Meat, Poultry, and
Vegetable Markets, so that by a new adaptation of the
whole or part only of the present site a Corn Exchange,
containing as area of not leas than 3,000 square feet
may be provided, and ground plans with elevations and
sections drawn toe scale of 8 feet to 1 inob, accompanied
by estimates of oust are hereby invited, and a premium
of £2l will be given for the best, and £5 ss. for Use
second best of such designs as shall be sent under seal
and motto to the office of the Town Clerk, on or
before the 15th July next.
A Plan of the site will be forwarded to any applicant
byftbe Borough Surveyor on receipt of 55., to be returned
to all such persons as shall forward designs by the before-
mentioned day.
Guildhall, 23rd May, 1865.

TBE PALL INN, YEOVIL, TO BE LET,
and entered upon immediately if desired.
Apply to Cams and Baurrox, Wine Merchants,
Yeo.

FETE AT SHERBORNE.
ON THURSDAY in Whitaun week the
CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY
will be kept. EVENSONG in the ABBEY CHURCH
at two p.m. After which there will boa PROCESSION
of Children with Flags and Banners, headed by the
Band of the 7th D.V.R., to the Ruins of the Old
Castle, by permission of G. D. W. DIGBY. Rag.,
where the Festivities will take place. Amissements
for the Children—TheToboghin Railway, Punch and
Judy, Ewes, Ice. To conclude at dusk with • display
of excellent Fireworks.
Refreshments on the Ground.
Admission to the Ruins at Three p.m. by the Castleton
Lodge—Sixpence each.

LAWES' MANURES, 1865.
rPHE above MANURES have been manufactured by J. B. LA.WES for a period of 23 years,
_IL and are now largely nted in every part of the United Kingdom. A supply for the present Season can be
obtained of Mr. Lawns, or through his appointed
AGENTS.
Mr. R. DAMEN ... .•• DORCHYST6II.
Mr. H. VOKES ..• Bemuses, Petersfield.
Mr. 0. SPENCER -.— • • -. ... 5, no LAWN, Winchester.
Messrs. RAYNBIRD, CALDICOTT, and BAirrREE BASiNOSTOKE and ANDOVER.
Mr. J. H. DUNN - WARMINSTER
Messrs. R. and H. HOLLOWAY ..• ••• ••• SamencritY.
Mr. E. DENNETT LYMINOTON
Mr. J. CHALCRAFT AMERY, Alton.
Mr. G. A. GALE... ... HORNDIUN.
M. S. KELLY
Mr. JOHN BAILY CaLruc, Wiltshire.
Mr, W. GALE... ... ••- .•. BIDDMITONE, near Chippenham.
--
JOHN BENNETT LAMBS.
OFFICES-1, ADELAIDE PLACE, LONDON BRIDGE, E.C., and 22, EDEN QUAY, DUBLIN.

ro LET, with or without Land, " MOOll-
LAND COTTAGE," eitaate in UPPZII PARK-
BTONIS.
or tref.
0. 8
wfdithoGrn. :East, of
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or the
estate of the late Mr. John Blanchard.

HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
MIDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Head Office, Linooln. London Office, 6, Old Jewry, E.C.
TRUSTEES:
The Right Honourable the Earl of YARBOROUGH.
The Right Hon. ROBERT A. C. NieAyr HAMILTON.
WILLIAM RUDGARD, Esquire.
Disci:noes :
W. RUDGARD, Esq., Chair. I W. FOSTER, EN.
MSG. W. HUTTON, Esq.
J. HOOD, Esq., Dep. Chair- J. R. H. Kgrwoirrn,Esq.
man. W. MARSHALL, Esq.
C. Baooe, Fsq. C. YEATMAIN, Esq.
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Turnips, and Mangold
Wurzel, (green,) &c., and Seeds also
INSURED AGAINST DAMAGE BY HAIL
STORMS AT REDUCED RATES.
A Bonus will be returned in 1866.
Losses promptly and liberally settled.
AU Letters respecting Hail Insurance, to be
addressed to
Mr. JOHN FLANSON,
4ecretary for the Hail Department.
MEAD Corr= ignicompi.
WRE INSURANCE.
REDUCTION OF GOVERNMENT DUTY.
The Duty will be reduced to an uniform rate of
Is. 88. per cent, on the 24th June and all Insurers in
this Moe will receive the full benefit thereof.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
Alllescriptions of Policies are issued at equitable
rates. 80 per cent, of the proits divided every sth
year with the Participating Policy Holders. A Bonus
from 40 to 50 per cent, was returned in 1862.
EXAMPLES.

TO THE ELECTORS OF DORCHESTEIL
GE N TLEMEN—At last you have the
opportunity of throwing off the disgrace which
has so long rested upon this Borough of returning Dum-
mies to Parliament. Surrounded as we are by Royal
property, and influenced as the future welfare and ex-
pansion of this town must be by the mansgement of
that property, you must see how important it is that we
should have a Representative six, can make his voioe
heard and his influence felt in high places. Such a man
you have in
SIR HENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF.
Distinguished as a scholar, experienced in official
duties, he is certain to occupy a position ere long in the
Government of this country; and instead of being a
mere unit in divisions, ready to promise anything, but
able to perform nothing, he will be able actively and
successfully to promote our best intereste. Not only
shall we be honoured by being the first to place him
in the Great Council of the land,. but by that
very act we shall aid° have a which he
will acknowledge as long as he live
be our wishes, sosbiaio powstrfol
our interests.
Set to work at once, and put an extinguisher upon
the long reign of incapacity and humbug, and send to
Parliament a scholar, a gentleman, and a man of
business.
Your friend and brother,
YOUNG DORCHESTER.

GENERAL
HAIL STORM INSURANCE SOCIETY.
RIAD OFFICIS :
ST. GILES.-STREET, NORWICH.
Established 1843.
GROWING CROPS INSURED FROM FOUR-
PENCE AN ACRE.
SKIDS AND GLASS AT SIEDUCED SATES.
Immediate payment in case of loss at the current
Market price.
The Bonus payable 1865 to every Insurer of last year
will reduce the Premium to
THREE-PENCE AN ACRE
On all White Straw Crops.
effected on application to any of the Local
throighout the II"- • or to

,
SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
EW and cheap Route to PARIS,
BORDEAUX, and the SOUTH of FRANCE,
(via Poole, Cherbourg, and Caen.)
Regular Servioe 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 Ist MAY, 1865, and until farther notice.
FARES AND
' fto
TO CHERBOURG.

to •
prohibited from

Fire and Life

Single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
four days. One Month.
From
let Class I 2nd Claaa lit Clam I 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
5...._.,_-_,..______,__.....---,
Is. d. s. d. a. d. a. d.
Higlibridge 23 6 19 6 36 6 29 4
Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab. Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
Poole .. ...... 15 0 10 0 22 6 15 0

BONCS YEAR, 1865.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The SIXTH SEPTENNIAL DIVISION of PROFITS
takes place on 31st December next.
The Fund then to be divided will consist of the
Profits which have Accumulated sines 1858.
All participating Policies opened before that day will
share in the Division.
During. the six yesrs prior to the last
Division the Annual Average of
Sams enured amounted to
During the last six years-1869 to 1864
inclusive—the Annual Average has
amounted to
Being an increase of 1.38 per cent.
During the years 1863 and 1864 the Company has issued
2311 NEW POLICIES, assuring very nearly
TWO MILLIONS STEM. 'MG.
In 1864 alone 1,240 Policies were
issued, assuring £1,034,578 0 0
NINETY PER CENT. of the Whole Profits divided
among the enured.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Premiums for 1864, less Re-insurances £219,235 10 8
Being an INCREASE over these for
1863 of £54,043 2 5
INSURANCES granted at HOME and ABROAD
on the most liberal terms.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS at 31st
December, 1864 £2,304,512 7 10
ANNUAL REVENIJEfrom all Sources .C 565,458 16 2
This Company grants the public, the full value of the
REDUCTION OF DUTY, and Wiles Policies free of
any charge for Stamp.
Forme of Proposal, and full information, may be had
at the Head Offices, or from any of the Agents through-
out the Kingdom, Colonies, Ire.
CHIEF OFFICES.
LONDON 61, Threadneedle-street.
Wsar-END BRANCH (Secretary, A. J. Russell,)
8, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall.
(By Order) F. W. LANCE, Seretary.
AGENTS:
Dorchester .. Davis and Sons, Chemists.
Weymouth ... B. N. Howard, solicitor, (life only.)
Sherborne ... John Cole, silversmith.
Brid port ... Charles Swaffield, clothier.
... Arthur Reynolds.
Slatesbury ... G. Barnes, draper.
Stalbridge ... A Collins, ironmonger.
Yeovil ... G. Chaffin, London and South-
Western Terrace.
Blandford ... H. James, Probate Court,
Shepton Hallett C. Orledge, draper.
Lyme Regis
Beaminster
Wimborne, and
Sturminster Newton
Agents Wanted for the Vacant Districts.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
WAREHAM.
GENTLEMEN,
AS Her Majesty's Ministers have announced
that a Dissolution of Parliament may be expected
on an early day, I beg to inform you that it is my in-
tention to solicit a continuance of the kind support
which you have on so many OCC4I s accorded to use,
and on the last occasion without position.
As I am no stranger to you, I med not state my
views on political questions at any length.
I am still in favour of progress, but tempered with
sound judgment, and a due regard to the welfare of the
Country at large.
In the Earl of Derby I consider that the Country
would find a Minister who, whilst be improved what
required Amendment, would not destroy the Constitu-
tion. lam opposed to measures which tend to swamp
the existing constituencies.
I am in favour of a settlement of the vexed question
of Church Rages, which would ensure the maintenance
of the Fabric of the Church.,
It is well known that I have ever assisted the pro-
motion of the Education of all Classes in the Borough
of Wareham.
So far as your local interPsts are concerned my beet
exertions will continue to be at your Service.
I hope to have an early opportunity of calling on
every Elector, and, in the mean time, trust that my
friends in the Borough will not forget their old and
tried Representative.
I remain,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
J. S. W. SAWS/WI:00E EELS DEUX.
Charborough Park, May 23, 1865.

MO HOTEL KEEPERS and POBLIOANS.
1 A capital opportunity now offera to any person of
business habits of Establishing a good Private and Com-
mercial Hotel in a rising Market Town in the South of
England. Cash, or suitable furniture, to the eztent of
EC°, iR required.
Apply to THONAR STRONG and Co., Romsey.

'Total Amount'
When Sum Premiums 'Bonus added of Policy v ills
effected. Assured Paid to Policy. Bonus addi-
tions.
4 4 & d. £ iL d.
1855 100 32 8 8 10 9 0 110 9 0
1857 3000 700 17 8 299 13-2 3299 13 2
1858 6OO 58 6 0 30 9 3 530 9 3 r

The next Bonus!year will be 1867.
Policies granted to become payable in the life.time of
the Assured.
Irisurers in this Company have the security of nearly
500 substantial Shareholders.
Mr. H. LATHAM, Secretary.
Lincoln, April, 1865.
GENTS:
Dorchester.......ET. Taylor, Poole L. E. Roger!,
Agricultural Implement Draper, Longfleet.
Maker, &o. Salisbury .. G. Main.
Bath...R.H. Martin, Down Shaftesbury_
House, Bristol Road. Sturminster...T. Hawkins.
W. Bright, Chemist, Wareham T. Redman,
26, Southgate.etreet. Grocer, South-street.
Blandford...H. Blandford, Weymouth
Merchant and Surveyor. Wimborne Minster ...W.
Bridport... Short, Chemist
Crewkerne Yeovil...
Lyme Regis... Leominster Mr. Hitt
Newton Abbot...W. Green, Custard, Saving's Bank,
Chemist. (Hail only).
N e /Mon Abbot W.W.Major
Oos.ohbuilder.

HAIL STORMS.
THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.
INSURE
WHEAT, BARLEY. OATS, RYE, TURNIPS,
CLOVER, &c.,
AGAINST LOSS BY
HAIL STORMS
FOR
FOURPENCE PER ACRE.
SEEDS and GLASS Insured at moderate rates.
LOSSES paid immediately.
} as FIRE Insurances at rates as low other well estab
& listed offices. Four-fifths of the profits of Life
LIFE Insurance divided every Fifth Year.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Office, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
Aairmrs :
DORCHESTER, CREWE ABBAS, and PIDDLE.
TOWN—Messrs. ANDREWS & COCKERAM,
Solicitors.
Blandford Mr. R. Fowler, Whitchurch, Malister
and Brewer.
Bridport Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne G. L. Lang, Req., Sacitor.
Gillingham Mr. H. Raines, Solicitor.
Shaftesbury Mr. Charles Bastable, Stamp Office.
Sherborue ... Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Sturminster
Wareham Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
WEYMOUTH
Wimborne Mr. Geo. Chislett.
Fordingbridge Mr. J. Hannon, jun., Estate Agent.
Additional Agents wanted—application to the
Secretary.

TO CAEN.

Single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
five days. One Month.
From
lat Class I 2nd Class let Clam I 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
,
a. d. 8. d. d. s. d.
Mighbridge 32 7 26 6 53 9 43 6
Aft.gsb. To. Cab. Aft. Cab. To. Cab.
Poole

Highbridge
Poole

single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
Five Days. One Month.
Eat Class I Zad Class Ist Class I 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
s. d. g. d. s. d. s. d.
43 0 35 9 81 0 63 0
Aft. Cab. Fo. (Jab. Aft. Cab, To. Cab.
33 3 27 5 61 6 49 10

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.
Odlces, Glastonbury, April, 1865.
BY ORDER.

INSUR ANC ES effected with the ROYAL
FARMERS INSURANCE OFFICE from this
date will be charged the REDUCED DUTY from 24th
,of Jump xiszt. CHAROE PPg.ROLICIEM.
CLAIMS SETTLED . ERIMITTLYI-4 LIBERALLY.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST PASSAGE TO
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
(No Passports required by this Line.)
riIHE MONTREAL OCEAN
.1 ROYAL MA IL STEAMSHIP
s`• COMPANY'S STEAMERS Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follows :
HIBERNIAN Jane 8
Calling at LONDONDZRRY every FRIDAY, to take on
board Passengers and Mails.
Emma—First Cabin to Quebec), 218 18s., £l5 155.,
and £l3 13e., !warding to acoommodation.
STIRRACIR.—To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£6 61.; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, PI is.
Quickest and Cheapest route to the Western States.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railways to all
parts of Canada and the United States, at very low
rare&
For Passage, apply to
WILLAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool ;
In Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE & CO., Foyle•street.

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1753.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
J. and CARRIAGE at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid OD Mondays and Thurs-
daysl only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the Owl er.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forage and Groonss, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. 6d. ; Two-wheel, Is. ed. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, ss. ;
Flarness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. 6d.; Dogs, 10s.—
Stocks valued.
NB.—No Horses received for Private Sale on Corn-
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Retablishinenk
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
LAMBING SEASON.

PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.
Her Majeety'e • ..;„ Royal Lettere
Patent for
Photographs in 'lgiorlt7t4.,. Printers lak.
Prize Medallist' of the Photographic Societies of France
and Seotland.
- PO..RTB4ITS
TANEN DAILY /ROW NINE TILL /PM.
Portraits and Views taken by appointment in any
part of the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, and
Apparatus supplied.
JOHN POUNCY,
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger, &a.,
IN ALL ITS BRANCH/1S
Picture Frames and Room Mouldinga of every
deacription made to order at the shortest notion.
OLD FRAMES REGILDED.
Workmen in any of the above Branches sent any
distance.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
MESSRS. SCOTT & RELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, SOUTH-8111.31a,
DORCHESTER.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drills.—Steam
Engines and Machines by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
CO., Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughe and
Cultivators.—Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping
Machines.—Horse Rakes and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE' •
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease • Machine Oils; Gutta Pemba,
India Rubber, and Leather Banda; India Rubber and
Hutt& Pemba Tubing. &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every description, with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Meet and Co's. Economic Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
Of the best quality.

WEYMOUTH AND CHANNEL
;Iv ISLANDS STEAM PACKET
COMPANY, LIMITED.
--
CHEAP EXCURSION TO JERSEY, ALLOWING
ELEVEN DAYS.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 12th, 1865, one of
the fast Steamers belonging to the above Com-
pany will leave WEYMOUTH HARBOUR for
JERSEY direct, at 11.30 a.m., (alter the arrival of
the Excursion Train from Bristol.)
FARES :—TREaII AND RACK.
Saloon. Fore Cabin.
18s. 12s.
Steward's Fee Included.
Passengers may return by any Steamer up to and
including THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.

GUERNSEY and JERSEY.—THROUGH
COMMUNICATION between the GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY and the CHANNEL
ISLANDS, by every train to Weymouth, and from
Weymouth Harbour every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 6.0 Lm., by fast Mail Steamers. The
shortest see pestmpre iv by 'the Weymouth route. See
Great Western Penny Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.,
Weymouth, May, 1865.

TO ADVERTISERS.
rp il E BEST AGRICULTURAL and
FAMILY NEWSPAPER le the
MAGNET,
Established 30 years. It bas a circulation of nearly
10,000 weekly, and will be found a first...rate medium
for Advertisements, which may be sent through all the
Loudon and Local Agents. Price 44d., post free.
Published every Monday evening after the close of the
London Cattle and Corn Markets, in time for post;
Offices: 19, Exeter-street, Strand, London.

CENTRAL ADVERTISING OFFICE FOR
SERVANTS, CASTLE-STREET, SALISBURY,
WILTS.
ESTABLISH 6D 1836.
J. G. L. GOODFELLOW
BEGS to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and
Publio generally, that he is now carrying on THE
SERVANTS OFFICE, 'ldol] his deceased father was
the proprietor of for no many years, and trusts by pro-
viding Einployers steady and trustworthy Servants, and
Servants Employers, that be might meet with that
liberal sopport for so many years enjoyed by bin deceased
father.
SERVANTS WANTED.—A Good PLAIN COOK,
HOUSEMAID, PARLOUR MAID, COACHMEN,
FOOTMEN, and GROOMS, Stc., Ate.
".• Terms 28. 6d. with the application, and • like sum
when suited, which may be forwarded in postagestampa.

ESTABLISHED FOURTEEN YEARS.
--
V T. BUDDEN, Temov., Musa MAKES,
sod Her Tea, (opposite the Minster),
HIGH-AREET, WIMBORNE.
Summer Overcoats. 21. to 35..
Summer Suits, from 45.. to 70s.
Summer Coats, from 25e to 425.
Summer Trousers, from IS.. to 25a.
Sommer Vests, Ts. 61. to 14s.
Habits and Liveries.
A. GOOD STEADY HAND WANTED FCtR A
_ _CONSTANCY.

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TEI REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
-
MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS, HUNTERS, HARNESS and
CART HCRSES, CARRIAGES, ko., are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY. The next Bale will take
place on TUESDAY, the 6th of JUNE.

ATERSPAPER PRESS TRAINING COL.
+.'sLl4 lialisbary Villas Dorebeeter.
F 2.1 • rt ; 111. Oirculation ; IT.l:2l,zertrigal.
eaL Oriatemtrit : A WM) Yea.' oottroll
Practice : or ahorter periods of special WWI-
- and systematio instruction in the different departments.
Terms : eighty mahatma per annum for three years. !Mortar
at e rate of one hundred guineas per annum.
TA the
for 126.6 d. • 10,000 for
tl. Dine n in. by Sin. Well printed front new type
takn good ma. Pull number guaranteed.
NOIIIO MAJI PUN," m LialeeMeet,floho,London, W.
e shim (Moe In Loudon for really good Printing.
TOSE REEZING MACHINES pro-
duos THANSPAREPT lOZ, foe Cream. Dessert Ices, Ac., la
Mg InnUlds. in gig minutes, all the year round in any climate,
00amply and dewily that they can be used in the draw
room by by • lady. Price from 155.—BROWN BROTHZES, lil
1 Oranhournetreet, London, W.O. Prospectus t-fre..._

HENDERSON'S TEMPERANCE, TEA
COFFEE, and REFRFSHMENT ROOMS,
15, COMMERCIAL-ROAD, WEYMOUTH.
WILL-AIRED BEDE.
PRIVATE LODGINGS FOR FAMILIES ON MODERATE
TIMMS.
The "Alliance" and " Hampshire Telegraph" New
apers taken in.

7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.C.
I. the Chief °Moe of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPUrt
1. W. 08.A.M, Secretary.

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUARE, CARING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as to the COST of
PATENTS for Great Britain or foreign countries. Advise
earl assistance la dlipcoins of or working Inventlima Breach
offices and agencies in every continental state, and in
Earobllshed 30 year'. Pull information an to expired or .zi.tlag
Wean; at home arid abroad.—Apply pertoually or by letter to
Messrs. PRLIVCE & Co., Patent °Moe,
4 Trafalgar Sq., Charing Croak London, W. 9
" Use Vl4l.4zlv.ift as a Diet."
Vide The TIMMS, September 25th.
Only Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
" Exceedin,gly Excellent for Food."

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DENTAL SURGERY-ARTIFDMAL
TEETH.
, It/R. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIST, M.R.C.S.,
9, GIOSTIKOR-15TRINT, GROSTILIWRIKIJARI ; and
14, Gar-fintirt, BATE.
Newly-tnvtinted and Patented application of prepared
LNDIAIUIBBER in the oonstrsotion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gums, and Palates.
, A new, original, and invaluable Invention, consistiug
' in the adaptation with the most absolute perfection and
success, of prepared gum-coloured indiarubber as a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial sets may be made
with tilt vreatest facility in a very short time. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft base
I plowed, while in a state of tuition, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
axed in the sockets formed by it Without fastening of
any kind. One riot will lan Idt many years, and on
tUiy of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
, rub/ dr from decay, they may be added to the India-
tubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at • very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
It is • non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
Is preparation.
lor Just Published, price Is., Ephraim Mosely on
the Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
deficiencies," The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street. W.

MANUFACTURED BY THE PATENTEE.
170IING'S PATENT PAAAFFINE OIL.
YOUNG'S rAtENT PARA:EMIR LAMPS.
ikrallne tight Conipany.--Sole toncion Wholesale
House, No. 19, Bucklersbury, London, iI.C.
Purchase only where the card is shown, bearing our
Trade Mark.

STA Wit DiANIA'ACTURERS
H. R.& THE IiRINpRS OF WALES.
LENFIELH PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed that this Starch
Ii exclusively usod in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's laundress says, that although she has tried
Wheaten. Rice, and other Powder Starches, she has
found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which
is the Finest Starch,she has ever used.
WOTHERSPOON & Co., GLABGOW AND LONDON.

-
~ RicKITTsD'AMOND
, ,
1
-., BLACK LEAD.
,
,
,I Used in the Palaces of the Queen and the Prince of
MOO CLaIEANLY,
tumßees being in Blocks It doet not drop abbut, and
I POLISHES MORE QUICKLY,
Thus saving the time and labour of the user.
I Sold by Grocers, Druggists, Ironmongers, Eto.
RECKITT & BONS, Suffolk-lane, London, E.C.,
r and Hall.
. _

STAECH MANCFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRIN OF WALES.
GLENFIELD CESS
PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL 1862.
Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers,
WOTHERSPOON & Co., Ctr,Aeloow AND LOWDOL

FORD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OP HOREHOUND
PREPARED by the Patentee.
This eelehrated medicine still maintains its high
positioc iq pbblic estittlettion, For thh cure Of Coughs,
Coldn Inauenta, abd Pulmonary oomplaints, it remains
without a competitor. The well-known properties of
the herb, with the elegance and extraordinary Balsamic
qualities of the preparation of it, bag secured for the
Pectoral Balsam of Horehound, the highest aild &oat ex-
tensive patronage. Litt:lents and tioillmon Colds will be
found to tield 3 its benign influence in a few hours;
' and in Asthmatic complaints, of however long standing,
alleviatien and relief will certainly follow the use of it.
Mr. Ford respectfully requests purchasers to observe
that his signature will be on the outside wrapper to each
bottle, and that the name of his sole Wholesale Agent,
Mr. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's, is engraved on the Govern.
went Stamp. Sold in bottles at ls. 9d., 2, 9d4, 4a 6d.,
and lOs. 6d. each, by moat respectable Chemists and
Bookaellara

HOME AND COLONIAL ASSURANCE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
THIS Company now issues Fire Policies,
giving effect to the reduced Duty.
NO CHABGS FOR STAMPS.
Claims liberally and promptly settled.
69, CORNHILL, LONDON.
DORSET.
Dorchester... Mr. W. G. Bryer, auctioneer, Trinity.
street
Sherborne
Mr. Job Rendell, plumber, &a.
Weymouth....
WILT&
Bradford
street.
Chippenham Mr. Francis Alexander, auctioneer,
Alma-terrace.
Devisee
tioneera.
Melksham
Salisbury
street.
Trowbridge
walk, Market-place.
Westbury Mr. Isaac Eyers, postmaster.
SOMERSET.
Bristol
Messrs. Nicholls and West, 26, Bath-
street.
Bath
North Parade,
Mr. Joseph Basset!, 1 and 2, Ham-
pards-buildings.
Mr. James E. Pinch, 5, Cheap-street.
Mr. Edmund Smith, 9, Fountain.
buildings.
Wiveliscombe Mr. G. H. Bond, wine merehant.
Taunton
Messrs. F. Sharp and Co., 12, North-
street.
Weston.s.-Mare Mr. Charles Masters, 3, Sydenham-
terrace.
It Mr. E. CI. Wansbrough, 2, High.
street.
Clevedon
Villas.
Burnham
street.
Wellington
Mr. S. Hill, North-street.
Bridgwater

L
LOAN, AND ENFRANCHISE-
-LA MENT COMPANY. Incorporated by Special
Act of Parliament.
Offices : 22, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W.
Bankers—Consolidated Bank, London, Manchester,
and Norwich.
The above company makes advances-
-Ist. To the Owners of settled and other Estates In
Great Britain and Ireland, for the erection of Farm
Homestead. and Cottages; and for the Drainage,
Chalking, h:rigation,and all other permanent Improve-
menti of Land.
The works being carried ottt under the sanction of the
Inclosnre Commissionem no investigation of title is
required.
The amount borrowed is made re-payable by annual
Instalments spread over a period not exceeding t wenty-
five yeari.
2nd. For thb Enfranchisement of Copyholde and Church
Leasdholdil.
3rd. On Deposit of Deeds for temporary purpdses, and
generally on all Landed Securities.
For all particulars and forms apply to Mr. T. Pain,
Managing Director, at the offices as above ; to Messrs.
Ashurst Morris and Co., the Solicitors to the Compa,iy,
, 6, Old Jewry, London, B.C. ; to Messrs. Rawlence and
Squarey, the Surveyors 22, Great George-street, West-
minster, S. W. and Ssilisbury ; or to Messrs. Dunoans,
, Squarey, Blsokniare and Co. 10 Water-street, Liverpool:

DUKE dz SON, SEED and MANURE Man-
CHANTR, BBOADMAYNE and DORCHESTER,
in returning their sinoere thanks to their Friends
and Agriculturists in general for the very liberal
support they received during the last season
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 Farmers' Manure Company,"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Western and Great Western
LitieS.
a. d.
Ammar
1 Blood Manure ... ... 7 0 0
WOOL • " "' "' Dissolved Bones ... 7 0 0
mORSTON...
DOEOHESTEE soPerP h
°°Pidea Limo
6 0 0
Blood Manure ... 7 0 0
NEW-POE Dissolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
an. HAMPTON ...
Superphosphateof Lime 6 0 0
P.S. They also beg to add that they 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.

COAL STORES.
AT TEE DORCRESTKR AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
F•
LOCK begs to Inform his Friends and
. the Public that he R SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
Al the South• Western Station—
Best Walls End Coals ... Is. sd. per °wt.
Sinai! Ditto, for Smith, ... Is. 2d. "
At the Great Western Station—
Malden Newton. Dorohestet
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Eadstock Coal Ild, Ild.
Small ditto Td. 7d.
Best Bnllo
Newport Smith's
Calm
Beet Tenby Stone Coal Is. 54.
Coals AilliVered ih the Country at moderate charges,
and in the ToVrh irk.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONI3S always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. P. Loot, Post °Moe, or by
Hr. It. guy, at thh G. Vir. Statioh, will be punctually
attended to,

DEItTiS Pktgl,rf IAPLEIGOSCOPE,
(Or Meridian Instrument,)
pOR the Regulation of Cloaks and Watche
by obtaining True Time by Solar observation
Recent improvements enable the most inexperienced
person to Si these Instrumental in the Meridian, and
thereby furnish the means of ascertaining either Green-
wich or Local Time. Prioe £2 2a.
DENT, Clock, Watch, and Chronometer Maker to
the filueen iniol the late Primp CHnsurt, Bj, trod
(adjoining Coutta's Eank), and 34 and 35, Roil Ex-
change, London. .
Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses of Perlis?
ment.

CAPT. irGWIEE's PATENT HAAMCICICS.
Theta lianitaddis die deitkuPPortifig; and applicable
to in-door and out-deot purposes, being alike serviceable
in the field, the lawn, the boudoir, or on the yacht.
Most invaluable :o Officers in the army, Emigrants, and
Tourists, as they can be readily adjusted in any situation.
Illustrated Prospectuses forwarded on application to the
Depot for M`Gwire's Patent Hammocks, 17, Great
Portland-street (Oxford-street end), London, W., where
the different kinds of Hammocks may be seen.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
140 the Qtteen, te Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great (leek for the &Mee
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-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 ••• ••• ••• 20 1.
Marine Chronometers ... 36 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical,
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains, &a
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutts's Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. Somerset Virharf. Strand, Lqpdon.

ORWFLI worIKS, IPSWICH
Just published (Chapman and Hall), crown Bvo., gilt
edges. Priee ss, (free by,oat for 68 stamps )
THE BOOK OF PERFUMES, by Euamt
Rlll/111., with above 250 Illustrations.
"One of the curiosities of the season."—Morning
Post.
"A delicious book."—Sins.
"Pretty, carefully written, agreeable, and profusely
illustruted.—Morased Advertiser.
"A really elegant and sweetly-smelling volume."
—Court
got up, and most interesting.—United
an elegant, but • really instruelive
To be had 44 all Booksellers, er of the Author, 96,
Strand, 121, Regent eireet, and 24, Cornhill, London.

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TUNA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.—
D 8,000,000 STBRLING, gieranteed by Govern-
ment, are annually divided in monthly allotments in
various Sums upwards to £25,000 Sterling. An invest-
ment of Clgmay secure £25,000 Sterling. For Fro-
spectus (which will be sent gratis), apply to FSEDIBIOI
Sum, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ; or letters
addressed to him at 8, Three King Court, Lombard-
street, London, 8.C., will be immediately forwarded.

cAssEum
/CO FEES.

I SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.
THESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
tained their high pre-eminence over a period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used as the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Families in all parts of
he Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great strength
characterise these Coffees ; and being paoked fresh from
the mill in Canisters and airtight Packages, uniform
freshness and quality can at all times be relied on.
Caser.LL'a CONNES, No. 1, is. per lb.
CASSILL'S COFFEE, No. 2, is. 2d. per lb.
Cseazu'a Corers, No. 3, Is. 4d. per lb.
Ceitagu.'e COFFER, No. 4, is. Bd. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 21ba., lib., and lb. each; andthine
air-tight Packets of 4oa, 205., and lox. each, by
appointed Agoutis throughout the kingdom.
-
AGENTS IN TRES Dimmer
YEOVIL .. J. PziaT ,Teropirsnes Hotel, South
Anno-renota Wood
lININa'rER Wills, stationer
BSANINSTER Hood, grocer
RIDGWATLE E. H. Mole, Pore-street and A
•
•d El.Ukidleoombe Aeat•ealea era
RATCONIBE C. Boyce , Holly Hill
RLANDTORD James Hobbs.
CHARD
GHAILHOUTIS B • Hyall,grolsr .
CHILD! °giros') 0. Streets.
CoLcumProm Dodge, grocer.
CRANBORNE Adams
DoROMISTER
Browning, High gast-street.
Barr Conga P. Booby ,groser•
EVERCREION
BVIRSHOT Rand 3. Ryan.
GLASTONBURY
It catuouata
liscirstipos
RINDON E. Harding, grocer.
Irasussrs
LONG BUTTON T. Williams.
NaTIJnRBUaT W. Fowler. Cooper.
drags G. Shepherd, grocer.
OryzayST. RY Sheppard, grocer
Poout
, PIDDLETRZIITHIDIJ. Bailee.
PIDDLETOWN .. J. Horrloge.
PORTLAND
Misses Gibbs, Easton.
Quasi C.tuar.
3 C.Hebdltcb.
SuEltioagn o.Goensy,ll•lfffons.street.
' SHIPTOU MALL!? C. GoodecOogh,
STURNINSTER.... Jackson , °Whist.
SHAFTESBURY
11•Lissoat W. Thorn .Wloch
STREET
TAUNTON . Ingram. Park-etreet ,••d C. C
Jones, Malty ,H:Stymour,Fors.
TRORVIRTON
WINCANTON
WlL•rots
WALTON
WELLINGTON
Wrvitt.isootog Ash, chemist
WBEHOUTH
roOker, I 8 ,Parit-gtr en I
Yetminster
CASSELL'S PURR FOUR SHILLING TEA
fs highly approved by Lovers of really Good Tea.
It is guaranteed for its Parity. Strength, and the fall
Flavour. It is the Tea for Family use; the two
essentials, Price and Quality commend It.
Agents wanted in every District not yet occupied.
For terms apply to
CASSELL, SMITH, & CO., 80, Ferrnßlllttlt-Semamir,
L0N13014,,

CORDING/41 WATER-PROOFS,
51 STRAND,
TEMPLE-BAR,
LONDON.
k-ECOND-IFAITD Photographic Lenses,
""•-' Camera., Trfermiers) Micrraconaa Opera and Races Game..
Mathematical and Surgimil instruments, Magic and Dissolving.
view Lanterns, Slides, te., at W. LAW LE A'S, 78 Parringdon-
Street. City, E.C. Catalogues on receipt of stamp.
IRUEFITT'S ASTRINGENT LOTION tor
-.a- the Hair. 3s. Id. to OIL, for Ftiltg the hair gehettiatl
falUng olit Diamond Powder Mr ing (10ar the hair
it is dressed, 34. ed.( Bosh Da ilet. Minh • lidir larttai eed
Hair Wnvers, is. the pale Hailßittslitebe bY Itioninety, and
Daft Dressing
_by English and Netted, artiste. Lettcos to be
dieectad to WALTER TRt I 1% atk 80. d Street. London. W.
CIRICKETING OUTPITTEILS.—
•-/JOHN WISDBZIL37., Nth iloretir tryoet . w.. bake
!,,tkitatrtvgke6eac.igt
igziwegr rtobo It! Fur obz
rPHE CRICIC-ETER'S AL/1940X ikii• 184.
Price IL Aho a fevr of 1884 dtibligt.... k•I'llt1 Is. Id.
VE..41•112 • peTorliNT. DIeeBrNTIJRES.—The
Jus cnmerns TAMPANY, DOVER (Limited) issue
DEBENTURES thy Mid upwarda, bearing intermit at
per cent. mak% 11 f-yearly.
Tliellotel, situate on freehold ground in the beat part of Dover,
Is rapillry approaching completion. Porms may be had at the
Ofnees. lieCannowatreist, E.C. J. C. O'REILLY, Registrar.
TIEBENTURt BONM, secured on a first- '
ess. railway, for Sale, to pays per omit, and miscellaneous
securities to pay 15 per cent B.ARRETP and Co., 9 Spring
Gardens, S. W.. stock. share. an l (lumina brokers. Share* stock
So, bonght and sold. Investment circular grade
gOCIETY;
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OY ANY Ole mtlit.knittirli AGENTS.
breeteejde miAweitier. PM. will peek&
pate IS the Predita nt ttre t ditiaion.
Sit per CWT. DEBENTURES.— The •
*tore elf the BRIGHTON HOTEL COMPANY (Limited)
are go I Prepared to ISSUE a limited number of DEBENTURES,
or terets of years, in sumsof 00 and upwards, bearing interest
at the rate of tiger tent per annum, payable
I The lintel was opened at the end of July, 1361, and the no.
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notices of Mitered Itakitolialithlt Mier 1 s'es ..„,s music.
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THE PARtalt CHANT BOOKAust Plibi teoneo-
don tlf Chants, printed in c vent en 4:11 hi., by post
3s. PL-M HITLER t CO., 37. G. eat Hirt , Street, Loraine.
F. S. CLEAVE-ifio nizE MEDAL
1.14 ANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
A.
Medals, OA Werarde4. I'd!, 1553. 1335, and 1861- being
positive mraftif worth. To be hid all none the United Kingdom.
WA TING, WR,INGINI), MANGLING
ritfACHINES, £3 10s., £6 14s. 6ei., LB 10a.,
IT alanje, combined or saaratecnevggi Leaslisik-
butretee. Inset-It. London, anat. ant:heater.
EDMISTON'S WATki R ROO S.
Plehtßg Beeettingi 2k per pair.
OCL BtPHOIIA DEPOT,
5 031A5SING OROBLI, LONDON.
CILIARY-41NC+ DISCOVERY—HAIR
beautifully and permanently CURLED by very simple
means., This is no studied invention to improve personal at.
traction, but an sacidental and genuine cliecnvery. thoroughly
[toted. and never known to fait No eurling•irons nor any
greasy compound esed. Equally certain to protnote the growth
and prevent premature baldness, or turning grey. The 'octet
with every particular, in plain env/lone, Mr IS cantle ,no fur-
ther eapenne.-Addres. Mr. T. Sill ft Alit.ll-ttreet East,
v ascheateneauara. London. W.

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cBY GOVERNMENT, to be allotted to the Sub
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ON AbVANCED, in Town or Country
L (small or large amounts), by a private Gentle-
Mam, with and without sureties or securities. No law
code whatever, or deductions of any kind, and the
strictest confidence observed. —Apply, or address, with
stamped envelope, to Mr. John Sydney, Lincoln's-in-
fields Chambers, London, W.C.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
, `Er IS dechiediy the Plirelit
otk , • fitt'ohgttit —Cheapest
e•—•
- • and Best—the most
WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
sold in Packets by Agents in eve ry Town
LOCAL ACIINTIL
Weymouth Plownist, dontnoitieniir, 04, lit 4 liary-.t.
11g*10 edoteationer, 14, St. Alban's
Row.
tiidport
Poole Atkins. chemist, Fligh.street.
Wimborne Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, oonfectioner.
Lymington Hookey, confectioner, 85, High-street.
Salisbury R. E. Hardy, chemist, 3, Catherine street.
Yeovil Vincent, oonfectioner, Prinees-etreet..
witouteAtz
-•11, Plomteid:ltreei, City, London.

k; •
• OD P
40t. 0101111484114 "44r,110.
I V
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUL
THE GREAT SUCCESS of this
DELICIOUS CONDIMENT his been I
' the ague ft* thd appilanttibe ot Marty SPU- '
RIOUS IMIT4TIONS totally &Militia in
FLAVON &id Sian% St the DIGESTIVE
rittlrititrills Of this SAUCE.
Pszobows are sonostly roquootod to
ASK POl LEA & PIIIIIES' saves,
•161•1_,..ety
LZA & PPEILRINSI WOreester. kJ
lieM ttosss Is litalAe and
cewigfaliP"t' I'7
led all Ateroluato owl •

;ZILE& —PATTERNS FREE,
RICH STRIPED add CHECKED GLACEE,
El 15s. 6d. per 14 yard..
RICH BLACK FRENCH FIGURED GLACE'S.
£25.. 6d. per 14 yards.
mai HARVEY and SON, 9,. LIIDGATZ-HILL,
LONDON.

FRIEND! WHO'S YOUR HATTER?
COOPER
WEST OF ENGLAND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH-STREET, YEOVIL,
So be sure. It is there I get the Cheapest, Best, and most Fashionable Style.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORDING'I'ON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDINGTON.
Best Wallsend Coal, per ton ••• —"•• El Be. 4d.
B&dstoek ditto 18s. 4a.
Neeth Calm 19s. 2d.
Myer's superior 'ienby'itone'doal (for malting) . . , pl gs, gd.
A large and superior stock of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE, TILES, *GRINDSTONES, constantly on Sale.
DORCHESTER.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
Radetoek ditto 18s. 4d.
Small ditto iii. Ekl.
Newport small (for Smiths) ••• ••• ••• ••• Is. Ad.
Neath Calm 19s. 2d.
The above Prices include &livery (if required) in Dorchester and Pordington.
The Malting and Beat Wallsend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all stamens.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Bulb o Coal El OS. 10c1.
••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••
Radstock ditto 18s. 4d.
Small ditto 113. &L
MAIDEN NEWTON STATION.
Bulk Rubble 18s. 4d.
Radatock ditto 18s. 4d.
Small ditto lls. Bd.
Newport ditto (for Smiths) PI Is. Bd.
Neath Calm 19s. 2d.
Ordure receive imi;ediat;ittentlon, addressed to
Ma. W. L'HOMME, Manager, Dorchester.
September 1. 1884.

EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY,
122, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.
ESTABLISHED 1858,
FOR the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry, ancl Private Families with PURE
WINES of the highest character, at a Saying of at lewd 30 per cent.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY 27s. per dozen.
(The Stivadard of excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(seven Years in the Wood.)
FRENCH WHITE WINES.
Per doz.
Barsac
Sauterne • • . • - - • 245. „ 365.
Chablis
CHAMPAGNE.
Creaming Epernay • • - • - 345.
Sparkling Verzenay • - • • 365.
Ay Monaseux 425.
&Eery Creaming - • - - • 545.
GERMAN WINES.

St. Julien - • • • • • 245.
Medoo (an excellent Dianer Wine) • 18s. to 20s.
St. Entephe - • - -30 s. „ 365.
Ransom, Mouton
L6oville, Larose - -
BEAMOLAIS
(The Fin' eat imported.)
The Wines will bear the Seal of the "European and Colonial Wine Company."
SINGLE BOTTLES ARE SUPPLIED.
Book Prioe-Lists forwarded on applioslion to the SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
T. Y. TULLOCH,_
GROCER, TEA DEALER, &c., AND WINE MERCHANT, HIGH EAST STREET.
T. Y. T. begs to state that he has made arrangements with the above Company fore regular supply of their
Choice Wines, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitants of thin neighbourhood on precisely the same terms
as those of the Company, and he trusts by strictly adhering to their systeeto;secure a share of public patronage.
N. B.—Winei in general demand kept constantly in Stock; other kindalin:the„Company's List supplied to
order without delay.

GI EAT SAVING TO FARMERS.
By Her Majesty's Rlyal Letters Patent.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE NOW IN USE.
BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN GUANO
30e. per Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, and produces 10 per Cent. more Wheat—Proved by Experiments.
.....—........4.—.—..
THE axing the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia, and rendering the Phoaphates
soltlble, makes it the eheapest Manure that Can be used.
For RANGEL. lintsips, CABBAGES, and other Rota Crops, its beneficial effects will be found to be
extraordinary. For Top Dressing it is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and much cheaper.
One trial of it weight for weight, against Peruvian Guano will prove its superior value.
THE MOST EMINENT PROFESSORS OF CHEMISTRY IN THIS COUNTRY have Analysed and
reported most favorably it—s full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
Professor WAY and T. M. EVANS, Esq., say—" We have carefully analysed
the sample of Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano produced by your Patent process,
... _ , and have no doubt that it is a most excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
. Crops, and also for Hops," &a., as.
Professor VOELCHER says—" I have perused the specification of your Patent
4;!)( fdoer.tirie treating
ePreeriilijiyaonuGhlavneo,..acnd am gilnadprtood
producing
thatmoot
:floc:clout!
Lthe
npcelann
PERUVIAN trated fertiliser. Peruvian Guano treated with Sulphuric Acid according to Bell's
GUANO, Patent is rendered more efficacious," &0., Re.
Professor ANDERSON, of Glasgow, says—" I enclose herewith Analysis of
.9 1862 , your sample of patent Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano, wbich fully merits the
..0„70 name applied to it. Peruvian Guano treated according to the specification of your
4CONLA—V‘ Patent will be much improved, and I have no doubt will be found a very excellent
Manure both kr Turnips slid Cereal Crpps," leo Re.
Profeisors OGSTtIN, SIBSON, and NEWLANDS report most highly upon it
The Patentee is ready to supply this article, carefully prepared, dry, and fit for the drill, at Ell per ton, net
cash free on board vessel in the Thames, or at any Railway Station in London.
GIBBS, BELL, and Co., Vitriol Works, Victoria Docks, London.
AGENTS
{ DLXON & CARDUS, Southampton for Wilts, Dorset, and Malta.
WARD & Co.. Exeter, for Devonshire.

FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS.
LONDON HOUSE, WIMBORNE.
•
JJAPLIN informs the Public that hie FIRST SHOW of NEW GOODS for the SPRING
. SEASON is now ready, itnd timbrabes 411 the if ovelties for the
.Seasott in Loslies' and Children's Straw,
Ttlitsanj nd Lttglibirn Hata j a urge alsortment of Straw Bonnets both Trimmed and Untritilmed in Kush variety
and style lieldoin to be seen in the Country; Millinery Bonnets, Dress Caps, Flowers, Feathers, and Hat
Ornaments of the Newest Parisian style; Jackets and Mantles in great variety; New Fancy Stuffs for Dresses
at Cid., ha., ha., 80., is. up to 2s. per yard; a cheap lot of Black Silks considerably under the present market
value; a very pretty Trimmed Bonnet for as. lid.; New Light Prints at 60., fast eolour • very stout Shirting
Calico 3e. 9d. per piece; Hororks's Long Cloths by the piece at Wholesale Prices; • good as:portment of Doeskins
and Broad Clothe for Men's and Boys' wear; a capital strong Doeskin for ls, per yard; Hats and Caps in endless
variety; the Fashionable Felt Hat for men's wear, 2s. 11d. each ; Boys' Cloth Cape from 6d. up to 4a. ;Beady-made
Clothes or made to measure by experienced Workmen ; Snits made to measure 20e., 26e., 32.., 365. 6d., 39a,
44e., and 49..; a large choice of Boys' Knickerbocker Suits from 10e. 9d. the suit up to 355. Parcels sent to any
part of the country carriage paid.

tEnDING-OUt PLANTS BEDDiNa-OT PLANTS ! !
WATERLOO AND FIS HE RTON NURSERIES,
SALISBURY.
GEORGE HINEMAN invites inspection to his FINE COLLECTION of HEALTHY
BEDDING-OUT PLANTS; NOW READY FOR SALE, consisting of Verbenu, Scarlet
Geeeniunps, BliolroPe., Lobelish, Calcedlarlas, Agerattim, Petunias, Variegated Gersnitirris of all kinds, Mimulus,
Gliphis, Torn Thumb Nasturtium, Crystal Palace Nasturtium, Penstemons, Genuine, Salvia Patent, Starlet
Salviaa, Nerean Berea, Alastuna (variegated), &to., fu.
Superb Collection of Hollyoake, Fumbles, Pelargonium, and other Greenhouse Plante.
All orders exceeding 21 will be liberally dealt with. Packages will be charged half•price if returned within
a month.
April, 1865.

ESTABLISHED 1812.
It AND 11, PROCTOR,
CATHAY , BRISTOL,
TN calling attention to their SPECIAL MANURES, have much pleasure in stating that they
will be found of v4e-y superior quality, and the most economical which are manufactured.
TURNIP MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES
have produced results of the moat satisfactory ind remunerative character on every description of tillage land.
W EAT, QAT, AND BARLEY MANURES
strengthen the straw, ineresse the tineniety, anctimprove the quality of the grain hot irety maked degree.
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE (IF LIME
has been proved to be the most economical source of Phospates for the growth of luxuriant root tilclarm stem
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.
MANUFACTORIES !
BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, AND WARWICK.

itENRY WEBBER.,
(8000,11 TO tal WEEDEB *ND
. ASIA D A.D. 177 Q,
DORSET EUTTER AGENT, ERSE E &OE., AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, 11REOTEit Stitttr, ctotiittt BQlfAna, I/JNIJON, W.
MERCHANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS, THEIR AGENTS, WHOLESALE BUYERS, 0 T
SHOPKEEPERS AND CASH PURCHASERS.
May effect • considerable saving in their purchases, and choose from a large and ever-varying Stook of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles the Direst Cash Purchase or Consignment front the Prodtwer, thereby saving all intermediate
Merchants' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. FRIZSLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The prmcipal Cheese Fain and Marketa attended in Wiltalure, Somereetature,
anti Menhir&

T
HE SILENT FRIEND on MARRIAGE
190 pages, illustrated with 50 engravings, pric
in., post free 14 stamps, sealed 20, containing prescrip
tion of Preventive Lotion.
pE RR Y'S CORDIAL BALM OF
SYMACIIM. For all oases resulting from the
erro a or excesses of youth, loss of natural power and
vigcnr. Price its., or four times the quantity, 33a.
Sent anywhere, on receipt of Post-office order.
Address, Messrs. PERRY te CO., Surgeons, 19, Berner,-
street, Oxford-street, London, W. Consultations
daily, n till 2, and from Still 8. Sunday till 1 o'clock.
Agents: Bartlett Hooper, 43, King William-street,
London-bridge. Prout and Harsant, 229, Strand.

BENSONPJ. W., maker of the (haat Clock for
Um International Exhibition of 1861, enter the Cbronvrapik by wbkh was timed the Derby of Ital, ism and 1864, sad ef
instrumento of precision for the measurement of time --al sad it.
Ludgate-MIL
101E1160N, J. W., begs to invite the nobility, ..I_/ gentry, and public to his establishment at Ludgate-hill, whibaning ch
been ammeed In size, by the addition of two Mow ia
rear, la now me ef the Milt extensive and richly.mocked ia Louden sad ti, lalgate-hu

RUPTURES.
BY lIER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WRITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS,
(Perfected and Exhibited in the Great Exhibitions
1851 and 1862.
1)E WIRING no Steel Spring round the
e IL body, is commended for the following
a'i peculiarities andadvantages :-Ist. —Facility
4
eff lb of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
iii liability to chaff or excoriate; 3rd, it may
he worn with equal comfort in any position
of. the body, by
.night or day ; 4th. —lt ad-
smlii;htoefstein"oroYnykernfenocfeetloethceisweewi, tlriouantr
Is
es
, .., per
t jonf eWcotuel yrd do onnniuteaahilieidfis 4t ae
unqualified
poorg ib3ob
avec'. vtt to this
,hois inand v enwe-
strenuously advise the use of it to all those
1
i
win-. stand in need of that protection, which they cannot
RO fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
other apparatus or truss as from that which we have
the highest satisfaction in thus recontmending--C7m,eh
anti State Gazette. '
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons:—
Wm. Fergusson, Esq., F.R.S., Professor of Surgery in
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, &a.;
C. G. Guthrie, Req., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Feq., F.H.8.,
Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital; T. Call-
away, Fag., Senior Assistant Surgeon to Guy's Hospital;
W. Coulson, Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Blisard Curling, Req., F.ILS., 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
itches below the hips, to the manufacturer,
MIL WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Truss, 16s.' 215., 268. fiel.' and 31s. 64. ;
postage, is. Price of Double Truss, 31s. 6d., 425., and
525. 64.; pottage, Is. 84. Price of an Umbilical Truss,
425., and 525. 64.; postage, Is. 104.
Post Offiee Orders to be made payable to John White,
Post Office, Piocadilly.
NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS,Bce
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 eases of WEAKNESS
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS, tea It is porous, light in texture, and
Inexpensive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Price, 4s. 64., 7s. 64., 10s., to 16s. each. Postage, 6.
Some WRITZ, M•nufactorer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace.
A VALUABLE ECLECTIC AND
BOTANICAL REMEDY,
CALMED
PICK-ME-UP.
A GRArKtFUL Aromatic, Stomachic, and efficacious
21. Tonic, valuable for removing the effects of Drink,
[ate Hours, and their unpleasant consequences.
Directions for use :—Froni one to two table-spoonfuls
to be taken when necessary, diluted with about an equal
quantity of water. The dose may be repeated when
required.
Prepared by J. COMER,
ECLECTIC AND EOTANICAL CHEMIST,
, YEOVIL. •
Sold in Bottles at /s., Is. lid., Is. 9d., b. &L, and
Is . 61. each.

BENSON, J. W., by the aid of eteam-power,
Improved maohleery, and workmen ot the Metall WY, le
enabled to .apply any deseripUon of boroloeleal machine, flue ty.
most expensive to the viorking-tosn's aubetasitial Umekmper.-48 and 84, Ludgate-ha

BENSON, J. W.—His workshops contain an
ellicleM Mae of workmen, selected from tbe beet London
boasm, and from the ateliers of Frown. Germany, sod Switzer-
bust These are employed not only In the mandamus, bat Is UN
SIPA& of watcbes.-5.1 and 84, Lodamte-bilL
'

ENSON, J. W.—REPAIR OF WATCH
No amount of earn can be too peat when an mines a nws.
Whittll of the most trittiog value, can by the skid et the wateJe-
"akar NI converted Into 4,000 springs, of di* aggregaie valve ef
AOOO.-481 awl IN, Ludgate-MIL

BENSON's ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET, free
by post for throe stamps, contains • short history of floralon,
With price., and •nables those who live IA any port 0( the world ID
1110•0 t • watch and have it sent oak by post —Si end IN, Ludgate.
MU, Loudon.

ENSON's WATCHES.—Chronomoters of the—
highest qualtty of which the art Ls et payment capable, jewelled
throughout, strong gold eases, open fag. £46; hunters, £441; silver
sums, £l4 sad ESO 10.-13 and 34, Ladgete-bill, Loudon. Estab.
limbed 1749.

CAUTION!
DBFORB PURCHASING SIMPSON'S FARTNACE-
OUS FOOD FOR CATTLE, be careful to °beene
that the Bag or Package is marked "Baton," "Dun.
iii," as Mr. Blum is now the sole Manufacturer of the
genuine article, and several spurious imitations are
being sold.
Ngnetl. ALx. SIKPISON.
Snow EA Bitiningham.
QiIIIPSONS FARINACEOUS VOOD tot CATTLE.
1.3 —Sold by all grocers and others, in Packets of
each, and Bags, 12a. 6d. and 25e. each. All remittanoes,
soden, and business letters, must be althea/Jed to
JOSEPH BEACH, Steam Mille. Dudley.

SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE FOR BILIOUS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, GIDDINESS, LOSS OF AMPS-
trfa, intanacits, HEARTBURN, ri-truxErecs, SPASMS,
COSTIVENESS, 10.
THEIR composition is truly excellent; they
do not contain any antimonial or mercurial pre-
paration whatever, and do not require the least cone-
:sent or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promotes
their good effects) ; they seldom operate until ten or
twelve hours after taken, and then very gently; they
seetrol itorms, purify the humours, restore the tone of
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasioned by
irregularity of the bowels, becoming a restorative and
preservative of health to both sixes, and to those of a
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
4The pills are now prepared by Messrs. nanct.4l, and
SONS (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. Eirrooa),
whose names are engraved on the government stamp
affixed to each box; without which they cannot be
genulne.-Bold in boxes, at Is. I}d. and 2s. 9d. each.

UN ER COMPLAINTS, BILE, 'WIND, A NWINDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
rrHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver: One Is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew bow Mercury
destroys the delicate costs of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
KING'S DAND ELION and QIJININE LIVER PILLS,
which liberate bile, disperse wind, strengthen the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid liver, headache,
urred tongue, dizziness, fluttering of the heart, biliousnes
ndigestion, acidity , an d general d ebility, and unlike every
other aperient pill, may be taken without fear of cold.
They cleanse the blood and fluids from emery impurity. In
boxes at is. led., as. ad, and 4s. frd. each. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post far stamps, and sold
by Agents. —Maggs. Yeovil; Keste and Evans, Dor-
chester. ; Flacks and Penny, Sherborne Lester and
Hitchoock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
MOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most certain elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigotit to pie
very roots of the Hair' and restoring it even after
years of Baldness. It also combines the remarkable
property of -making the hands soft and white. Price
(id., de. 6d., 7s. 6d., and Hs, per bottle. Prepared
only by JAMES RORKE, and sold by Agents.

fuet Pal:dished, Price Two Shillings.
DisiNtscilog and the PREVENTION
of DISItABB, by means of OZCtNIC OIYORN
in the form in which if moms fn coarDrs rATBNT
FLUID, By H. B. CoNDY.
JOHN W. DAVIES, 54, PrineeretPeef, Leicester.
square, London.

BBENSON's WATOFTES.—DupIex. movements,
Olney tuished and Jewelled, doable-booked gold eases, n.O
dace, 01 10s; Hunutro, L 33; Inver owe, 03 sad £23.-03 and 84,
Ludgate-12M, Louden. Established 1741.

BENSON '8 WATCHES.—ltepeating movements,
striking the hour, minute, half-quarter, and quarter. OW
masa ; ateking the hoar and quarters only, $.44; aim, £7l
ad £46..-83 arid 34, Ludgate-hilt Estalrlished 1749.

BENSON's WATCHES.—lndependent oentre-
asoondi, mutable far medical, epoctiog, or adeatific pada.
men. Jewelked in 20 bola& to beat dead stoonde. ;old ewe, £l4l
diver mow aid 24, Ludgata-11111 ratablished 1741.

BENSON's WATCHES.—Centre eeazde,
jewelled in I bolo, doublisboelted gold n 0..., Lll3 ; diver eu.e,
LSI; ditto, atrial mint, !neigh finish. gold in I silvett 4110 1..
25 and 34, Laidgato-bill, London. Establithod 1725.

ENSON's WATCHES.—The Chronograph is
Invention for the timing to the ?motion of • second, sod
for the registration M minute observations. Gold Masa, SO runes;
lever sales, SS guinsies.--99 and 141, Ludgate-hilt_ Established 170.
BENSON's WATCHES.—KeyIese mechanism
applied to the lever, and other movements of the highest
quality and linlah. Gold cases, MIS; silver, £29 —IS and IS, Led.
ptis-hill, Loudon. Eetabliahed 1749.

BENSON's WATCHES, an improved priitizlz
of ere lever escapement, ilitremerarlif balance,
aging, timed and adjusted hte • chronometer for hot or cold
allinatee; gold Wes, £417 and 1.40.-99 and 94, Ludgate-4.UL London

BENSON'e WATCHES.—The lever eeespement
possesses these advantages : great strewth, 'moderation of
prim, and capability of bearing mach hard map without damage.
ment —VI and it, Ludgate-MEL Nelablisbod 174 g.

ENSON's WATCHES.—The I-plate lever
sr:moment is very fiat and compact, eensequent open the
balance beteg loitered; thus aveldiug the thickness of the full-plate
watch, In which the balance is placed above the plata-41 sad $4
Ludgate-hill.

TIENSON's WATCHES—FineIy finished t-plats
-4.-1 lever movements, °stationed leslanes, jewelled, he ; open
face. Gold eases, else for gentledieft, £23; hunters, £241. Sliver
eaves, Ca; banters, £l3-43 and $4, Ladmate4lll. Established 174 g
1101 ENSON's WATCHES.—Lever -plate move-
ment, jewelled, am, gold eases, Mae for gentler.", .Cl flow,
17 guineas; hunters, 19 guinea. Sliver eases, 10 guineas; hunter*
11 guineas-33 and 34, Ludgate-14UL Established 1749

TIENSON's WATCHES.--plate lever move.
mint, double-beeked gold min, open face, else
for gentlemen, 14 guineas; Mutters, 16 guineas gilrer, 9 guinea/
hinted, 10 guinesa.-83 and 84, Lndgaie-hill. Established 17411.

BENSON's WATCHES for ladies, embel-
'Med wth beautiful specimens a the destignees and miniver's
skill, clth lever movements of the Onset description, gold eases,
11, 13, 15, 18, 23, 28, end 36 primes. and 94, Ludeptehill,
tendon.

BENSON' e WATCHES.—PuII-plate lever
motement, Jewelled, etrong double-backed gold OWN, dm
lor gentlemen, open face, 10 guineas; hunters. 13 gnlee“. Oliver,
6 guineas; bunters, 6 gnineas.-13 and ti, budgete-hlll gstabileked
1749.
bENSON'e WATCHES.—FuII-plate lever
movement, Jewelled, gold oases, mian for gentlemen, open
il2 guineas; hunters, 10 guineas. Kerr, 6 guinea, ; Punters, 14
itttness.-33 and 31, Ludgate-blll. Eetabilebed 1749. *

IitIENSON's WATClitES.—Ftill- plate lever
MOVOMUIt, finely finished, strung gold sawn, °pm face, 13
11"dness ; /motors. Sitser MOM. LI 101.; hanters, LS 10s.-33
and 34, Lasdgate-Idll. Establisbal 1749.
BBMX% WATCHES. The 5 guinea silver
lever witch is extra strong and stout, • good hmateeher, Ind
sultabta for all classes, and warranted. In hunting saw" 6 Owen
—33 and 34, Ludgate-MIL Eatablahad 1749.

BENSO N's WA T CHE S.—Horizontal and
skeleton lever movementa These watches being made by tb.
hest workmen In Bwimarlsnd, and examined by skilled artists here,
are recommended for soundness and good time-keeping.-38 and $4.
Ludgate-hill.

TZENSON' 8 WATCHES. —Well - finished hori-
x-, wontal movements, jewelled. At, a cernsaet flet ',atilt; le
double-bottomed dicer caeca, adapted for all cluses, Warranted OP=
hos, £3 124. 6d.; bunters, £3 3e.-83 tied 34, Ladratowl*H, London.
gNISONstr. WATOHBB.—Highly-finished,
hori-
- soMI dlorement, jewelled In 4 end 8 holes °pep race,
£3 la., £4 44, and fb Pe.; hunters. 13e., £4 14s, mai Lb Ilts
NUENWOUII othersln Itoek.-.38 and 84, Ludgate-MIL

IakENSON's WATCH.•••-13keleton lever move-
ments, highly enlsheft jewelled, 141 caws. Open face, MI 3a.,
£lO 10a , and £l2 11. ; hunter*, £lO , £l2 111 e., and £l4 144--
SS and 34, Ludgate-hill, Loudon. kletablhol.ed

IptENSON's WATCHES.—Skeleton Igver move ...
A-P manta ; jewelled; a sound, wax:sable watch. /hirer caws
sMi-faead, .C 4 4•., Z 6 h., and .Cq 4..; hunter., ,c 4 Ida., ZS Ilia, Ina
&I 111—/I and 34, Lague-hill, London. &tab fated Illt
and, WATCHES are sent free and safe by
nnd,
itr, In al7Wer;toburtllt.tanntee
ja., - a
to
Poar"tet; a. ctOntd:arl;
Charged for pestage.--$3 and 34, Lnlgate-hl I, London. EntablLthetl
1149.

CLOCKS for the drawing-room.
BE(N4iodNesign's
Pradier, Worm, Herat, Villeme, Salomon, Dumaige, Comoirrer
Jeangop, F,Ue. Carpi:eat, Lelia, BOdret, eV, Annan, MOrtlill,
PrlvaL-33 and 34, Ludgate-hilt

reENSON's CLOCKS. Dravringerogen clocks,
richly gilt le every variety of shade and Waif, end orna-
mented with line enamels from the hnperiel maeufainetneve acres,
?tom £2OO to and 14, Ludgate-4111, Landon.
_
'SON'S CLOCKS for the dining-rOOOO, ii
"'err Id*Pcistrli, and variety of bream—red
111orentIne, lc. thousand aan be selected front, from 100
gittneaa-11$ and 54, Ludgate-Mit London.
B- L...1'1801,1'8 CLOCKS, amongst which will be
found tate marbles of black, rouge Button, Sienna, d'gerypte,
rouge verb malachtta *hits, roe.* serpentine. Drustarele, porphyry,
bre, d'Econ* alabaster, lapis lazuli, Algerian onyo.
gs7l°llt r it

BENSON'e CLOCKS, in marble, are orna-
mented with bands or panels of enamel in the richwit and
Ihowl harmoniously blending col,,ors, giving them a (harming Ap-
pears:net. From 100 guineas to 2 &meas.-0 anti 34, Ludgate-Pk
London.

14ENSON'8 CLOCKS in Algerian onyx, which,
.I_, front the trandilleent beauty of its &With tads, MAII IN
muck admired in the Exhflailon a 1862, from 30 01*1111101 4) li
guineso-33 and 34, Ludgate-kW, London. Established Mt
_ -1 _r- - -- --
IENSON's CLOCKS are made in every variety
I) of waxis-sandsi, walnut, oak, maple, twehogany. bleak raw,
and non:aeons others, and in every whew, style, awl pattern. Erma
S2O to £IIL-28 and 34, Ludgate-hill, Louden.
ttENSON's CLOCKS.—Bronzes d'art, groups,
..-'. agoras statuettes, vases, tasel, candelabra, flambeaus, Am, tee
socompany every style of clock, forming mars or ?wearers de
dolnuoin.-3,11 sad 74, Ludpte-hill, London. Established 1743.
BENSON's CLOCKS—An illustrated pamphlet
of clock; contalalng numerous sketchy, and drawings of the
oarless kinds of clocks., port free for two stamp& Clocks packed free
el &ergo and seat to any part of the United Kingdom.- 33 end 34,
Ledgatralli.
BE.NSON's CLOCKS.—T. W. Benson begs to
call the attention of Sae clergy. architects, committees, to., te
his st.ani-power oak _ ,bred machinery for clock-making,
at the
manufactory, ig aadag, lepte.hll4. Establiabed 1749.
/OtENSON'S OLCOOKS, for cathedrals, churches,
-"--. chapels, towtplialls plc buildings, m dlets, schools, (lc-
Wiles, ps.oos., rallsaja Mathis., and every description of build-
ing, and for mann ..-311 snd 34. Luigato-11111, London.
._
BENeON'S CLOCKS.—J. W. Benson will be
glad to Swahili estimates and specifications for sows Glosorip-
lion of borologleal mooldoe,sespece=dnil and public 4144k4,
ehlmlng rases on say assialusl arl 34 LodgaurbilL
?Saabliehettl7lll. • . 1 .. ::,• ,• .
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'fres for one • . • ~Terfli 724—.11. atn•kt-di.:l4
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PVAITY, mend by essseisfli lot breeeis
sonisibea ire CONDV'S PATIN!' OZOlvat
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