The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-02-29 00:00:00

jauRAL
REPOSITORY.
DORCHESTER AOR
EstaLlenen 1832.
g on
R ;
T. ENSOR be! to announce that his
ext SALE of FA and STORE BEASTS,
Lo plc.: HORSES, kc., wiU be held
- Rh, 1876, at the REPOSITORY,
OITrIPAT, ) R
t Aso, coth Walks, near the Sontb-Western
*basing ne,
42.
Hail"Y z•-tati' Present Entries:
• rat Heifers 3 Ditto 3 Ditto
"
Ire Ditto 2 Ditto
3 Pitt. .
10 Goo,' shorthorn Heifers and Calves
17 p awl Heifers with Calves
Parreners
Fat Calve'
3 Fat Bulls
.2n Fat Wethers •
Fat Ewes 20 DSO 20 Ditto
• ' 401:- 1.1. in the on Cattle and Sheep,
re'rerit..„ll Howes awl Implements. Proceeds of Sal
j,l. e llv sante day
P:4.:ruary 22nd, 1876, Auction. Valuation,
office 51 Souttostree Dorchester.
„A AgencY • • _
IVECHESTER IiORSE REPOSITORY,
Tousrtv Srassr.
T3l ENSOR he,p to announce that the
11;ext'genemi sm,g, a HORSES will be held
sAlvmmy,
.m,oro 11th, 1876, at the New and
• Remy:Too, Twatmwraxer, where every
for ii„rw, of all deecriptions is pro-
vided.
Present Entries :
Black Cart Howe quiet worker
Brow, tart Horse, five years, 16 hands, quiet
worker
Bay Cob five years. quiet to Ado or drive
p„oy, . ,41 years, 13.1, quiet to ride or drive
Baf,, o, years, 15.2, quiet to ride or drive
Early Entries are solicited.
Dorchester, February 23rd, 1876.
111.4NDFORD RICULTTJRAL REPOSFIORY
SALE.
that he
lift.
wiITI.HEL Ra
SALE thof FATunaTleleill STORE
STUCK .0 WriISrADAT, 'MARCH Ist, and hope* he
way be favoured with entries, in good time, an that
the St.sk :nay be duly advertised, and purchasers
iabnued what description of Stock is for Sale.
1.10161111 T Unit:A :
3 Prime Fat Heifers 2 Ditto
2 Fat Heifers
3 Vey three-year-old Bulbs, bred from Mr. L.
Grose: herd
Prton Rarrener
2 Ilvihr- In t'alves
roirel Al.lcniey Heifer mul Calf
2 Est Calve.
A young iloar and 2 Ells of the White Dorset
Ilwed. the property of Mr. T. Homer, of Hems.
will,
Early Entries are solicited.
Atction Office, 54, South-street, Dorchester,
February 23rd, 1.76.
- - -
Preliminary Announcement of SALE at
STEEPLETON FARM,
Four Miles from Dorchester.
1111. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
.11.1. instructions from the Executors of the late Mr.
Pus, to SELL by AUCTION, on TVESDAT,
MARk If 214. 11476,—The Remaining Portion of his
FIRM STOCK, comprising several good Cart
11.e.e. and H their arness, a alpha.' Grey Cob, and the
whole .4 the Modern Farm Implements used On the
Farm.
Full particulars in future advertisements.
Isacle4er, February 22nd, 1876.

TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
01.1i4citAr1iS, Fae• Similes of Rare OIL PAINT.
INI :5 after some of the greatest Ancient and Modern
..tiager., also Water Colour Drawings and Chrome.,
lsing the Stock of a Frame Maker and Dealer in
Work. of Art declining the Business. The whole of
the atone are elegantly framed, and guaranteed gilt
iu oil with pure gold leaf.
AIIIFT...EirXit47--Ihsol73,cr:ivabodvit,n• ',rum Vii•r7oatob
FLlnt Alt 146, -A Very Cholas COLLECTIOIs
of 01. E( H ;If .1141 S.
Aulowst the 'ollection may be found Subjecta from
the w.rk. f Raphael, Etty, Rota Bonheur, Krause, '
that I...reat artist Rembrandt, Sir E.
er, Stumble', and others of equal note too
unmeroto. to mention.
The Collection will Ise on view on the Moniing of
Sale, aiol descriptit e ('atal(Nues forwarded on applies,
lion the Ay. TIoNEV.K.,I Others' I)orchester.
All.l any may be purchased by Private Treaty during
the day.
Special attention is invited to this Collection, it
kin: sell worthy the inspection of t'onnoisseurs
Sale v. commence at Two o'clock in the Afternoon,
awl. if neeessary, to effect a clearance at Seven o'clock
in the livening.
TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with in-
ALL tnations V. SELL by AU(TION, on TUESDAY,
Fine' ‘av 2wth, i 76, -A quantity f 1101.1SEHOLD
It lINITC RE, Le., consisting of iron and wood bed-
stew's, mattresses, mahogany cheat drawers,
waslotatols and ware, dressing tables, toilet glasses,
tou.l horses, minmode, tnabogany dining table, deal
an.l shelves, cane seat and other chairs,
fender and fireirons. carpets and tugs, airing horses,
abut. r service ..f 112 pieces, tea service, wine and
beer glasses, decanters, sugar basins and cream iug,
Sale at Halfpast One o'clock.
South street, I)orchester, Febnuory 22nd, 1876.

(lEORGE A. ENHOR.
(Lan mos. a. nowias).
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VALEATIONX FOR PIOSATi.
SALE 44 FAT STOCK, kc., held every WEDNOIDAT
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.
•
To THE FARMERS, BUTCHERS, AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY OF DORSET
tIIAS S. MORGAN bege to thank his
1 friends and supporters for their kind patronage of
him for the last seven years as an Auctioneer and
Appraiser in Dorchester and neighbourhood and to
.iniiiiume that owing to failing health he has disposed
of his isisiness to Nfr. George A. Ennio, for whom he
respectfully .olicits the same support that ham been
guest to himself.
GEOIME A. ENHOII desires to inform
the .tgricultusists, Butcheni, sand the
Pllilst;enerally, that he has succeeded to the
business hithert succeed ull y carried on by
Mr. T. S. .Iforgan, and trusts that by strict
attention mot the prompt settlement of accounts, he
shall merit a 'liar,' of patronage. For several years
hi leis assist,. I his father in his business as an
Auctions. r. and I: .pes that the experience he has had
will ,omniend him to the confidence and support of the
{midi, The Wedne.lay sales in Dorchester market,
egahlished by Mr. T. S. Morgan, will be conducted
weekly as usual, and every effort will be made to meet
tic wishes .4 his customers.
Llorchester, Jan wiry ry 314, 1876.
PUDDLETOWN,
Five miles from Dorchester.
11(11. G. ENSOR has been favoured with
in`lractilotri from Mr. W. HAMMOND, butcher,
to SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAT, 'MARCH 3rd,
his HorsEllOI.D FURNITURE, HORSES,
c.urrs, HARNESS, &c., &c.
I x P atm YAZIL—Icwo homes, quiet to ride and
qiiing cart, 2 sets of Harness, bridle and saddle,
chaff cutter. wheelbarrow, 7 fowls, ropes, block%
blocks, large beams, scale+ and
w,'Lzhts. salters. sill hog tubs, pig jibs, meat trays, desk
ke. ke.
The FURNITURE consists of mahoganT dining
table, mahogany hs, table, mah yogan Pembroke table,
deal tables,nn and other hedsteads, 3 feather beds,
ilsters an 4 pillows• mattresses, dust bed, mahogany
ltv"t.4 5 drawers, antique oak ditto, painted chest of
,kayers, washstand, and ware, dressing tables,
towei horses, vight-day clock in mahogany OM,
slressine glasses, oak bureau, pier glass, large quantity
of ,w e matting, mahogany couch corvered in bah
li4h. 4 mahogany chairs coered in hair cloth. 4 calla' sem chain,, engravings, fen&n, and in., Om., dinner
silt,.,, ware, noslerator bum*, flower stand, 7 beech
rh, 'are. corner cupboard, culinary utnnuur, and a large
of other effects.
Sale at One D'eloelc. No Reserve.

THE QUEEN'S PIER, PORTLAND, DORSET.
r BE LET BY TENDER, from the sth
il° of APRIL next, on Lease for Seven Years,—THE
QUEEN'S PIER for the Landing and Embarkation
of Paw/twin.
Particulate and Forms of Tender may be obtained
on application to the Hon. CHARLDS Goes, Office of
Woo&, &v.., Whitehall-place, Westminster ; or to Mr.
JOHN CLUTTON, 9, Whitehall-place, Westminster.
Tenders must be delivered- on or before the 3rd of
MARCH, 1878.

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE LET, and entered upon, at Lady-day
next,
No. I.—The HOOK FARM, containing 240 Acres,
of which 74 are Arable, and 166 in fine old Pasture.
No. 2.—The HOOK POND FARM, containing
331 Acres, of which 177 are Arable and good dry
turnip soil, and 154 in sound healthy old Pasture.
These I arms are situate in the Parish of Hook,
about three miles from the Toiler Station, on the
Bridport and Alaideu Newton Railway, and five miles
from the town of Beamiruster, and will be let either
together or separately, se offerers may incline.
Mr. Jong Row., at Rook, will show the Farms,
, and applicatione to treat are to be made to
MIL PETER PURITES,
Brampton, Huntingdon.
THE NURSERIES, DORCHESTER.
It. HARRIS'S Catalogue of KITCHEN
Lie GARDEN, FLOWER & AGRICULTURAL
SEEDS, post free.
SEEDS ALL OF THE BUT QUALITY.
SEED POTATOES at following prices :
Breese's Prolific, 2s. 6d. per peck..
American Early Rose, 2s. per peck.
Extra Early Viertuont, Its, per peek.
Myatt's Ashleaf, 2r. ltd. per peck.
Brownell's Beauty, 2e. 9d. per peck, cheaper per
busheL
Eureka, 7d. per lb.
Snowflake, (true), 7d. per lb., cheaper by the peck.

J. A. TALBOT,
ALBION HOUSE,
31 and 3.5, ST. MARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
or
OARPETS AND RUGS
IN THE COUNTY.
J. A. TALBOT,
DRAPER,
ALBION HOUSE,
34 & 35, ST. MARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH.

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)
SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
QERVANTS WANTED.-18 Cooks, good
IJ wages given. 2 Parlourmaids. 5 Housemaids.
10 House and Parlourmaids. 11 General Servanta.
5 Experienced Nurses. 4 Nursemaids. 3 Kitchen-
maids. 1 Schoolroom Maid., age not under 20, £lO and
all found. 1 Chambermaid. 1 lionsemaid,and 1 Page
for first-class hotels. 1 Single-handed in-door Man
Servant. 1 Married Man, without family, as groom
and coachman, to drive a pair. 1 Single Man as groom
and coachman, wko ham been accustomed to drive a
pair. 1 Young Man, aged 18 or 20, who has lived in
a gentleman's family, to look after one horse and
phaeton, and assist in waiting at table when required.
Apply to Mr. THOMAM Pouxcr, Saddler and Ser-
vant.' Histry Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling only charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
No names given until the fee is paid, and no letters
answered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.

WANTED, at Lady-day a CARTER.—
Apply to Mr. W. IL DUNMAN, Troytown,
Puddletown.
-
NVANTED, a MAN, who can undertake •
season of mowing, with wife to take care of
poultry. Cottage, &c., provided.—Apply to Mr. W.
H. DUMIAII, Troytown, Dorchester.

A GOOD COMPOSITOR WANTED at the
ll_ office of this paper. Also, an intelligent LAD.
—Apply to the PUBLISHIR.
WANTED, SHOOTING over about 300
acres of land. Some cover essential. Miscel-
laneous shooting preferred.—Apply with particulars
and terms to 'K," at the office of this paper,
Dorchester.

nu COUNTY ASYLUM, DORCHESTER.
WANTED, two MALE ATTENDANTS;
married or single ; one must be able to week
on the farm.—Apply as above.

WANTED, a FARM BAILIFF; also a
SHEPHERD.—AppIy to Mr. It. Iltarr,
Fordington Mliii, Dorchester.
HEAD NURSE WANTED in a Clergy-
man's family. A knowledge of children's
dressmaking required. A communicant preferred.—
Address Mrs. E. P. C. Warmwell Rectory,
Dorchester.

WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK and
GENERAL SERVANT. Also, • HOUSE-
MAID; family small.— Address, stating age, wages,
and last situation, to " C.D.." Post Moe, BlandforcL

WANTED, Lady-day next, • LABOURER,
with working f&mnY. He would be
required to feed • steam thrashing machine, and at
other times to make himself useful on the farm.—
Apply to Mr. B. Rooms, Chibbard Farm, Dewlish,
Dortherter ; or at the Hina's Anna Horn, Dorchester,
at three o'clock, on Saturday.

BREWERY PUPIL
A. VACANCY occurs in an old-established
and extensive brewery in the South-west of
England, where a young gentleman can be received as
pupil. He would have every opportunity of acquiring
a thoroughly practical insight into both brewing an
malting under the instruction of the brewer and
manager. Fee, with board and residence, 150 guineas
for one year, or 250 guineas for two years.—Addreoe,
" XXX," Mr. Isossu's, Newstead House, Bridge
Road, Southampton.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
--
-LIVERY TRADE MARK must be
JIA REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
N. existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or else-
where of any avaiL --Apply at ence to FLINT and Co.,
Chearside, London, B.C.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Gertnany,
France, and all Continental countries.
N,, charge for Translations into any foreign
language._

23, IRONMONGER LkNE, LONDON.
(THE OLD HOTEL)
JOHNSTON'S
CORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR.
It is rich in flesh-formin4 and heat.giving properties
and when boiled with milk affords complete and per-
fect nourishment for children and persons of weak
dive' tion. It is delicious for Puddings, Custards,
RIMICIIIIMP. &C.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER, DORSET.
TENDERS are invited for CONSTRUCTING
a NEW ENTRANCE to the CORN EX
CHANGE, and making interior alterations therein
The Specifications of the work may be inspected on
application to the Borough Surveyor and Tenders
must be delivered at my office on or before the 29th
day of FILBRUART, instant.
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, 11th February, 1876.

WEYMOUTH, MELCOHRE RZGIS, I DORCHESTER
TURN PIKE.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
.1.11 GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
TRUSTEES of this Turnpike will be held at the
GUILDHALL, in IllifiCoMßlL REGIS, on FRIDAY, the
THIRD day of Meng next, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, "For the purpose of Auditing the Treasurer's
Accounts, reporting the state of the roads, and trans-
acting other business relating to the said Trust."
WALTER TURNER,
Acting Clerk to the Trustees.
Weymouth, February 9th, 1876.

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET,
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(EstAntssuess 1847).
For the purpose of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houses and Lands;
Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to accumulate Savings.
Shares £l2 each —Entrance Fee, Is. fid.
THE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying
to this Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing members are :
Ist—The mortgage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2mL—Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3111—Ile may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th.—Advances made during the progress of build-
ing.
tsth.—The Solicitors' Fees, for Mortgage, are
limited Ps follows
s. sl.
Under 50 ... ... 2 2 0
„ 150 ... 3 3 0
For each 100 1 1 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
141.--Mortgage Deeds for muus not exceeding £5OO
are exempted from Stamp duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every. Month, at the Town
Hall, Dorchester, at Seven ~clock in the evening,
when Advances are mask, and other lousiness in con-
nection with the Society is transacted.
Persons &Ninon, of availing them-eh-most the benefits
of this Society, elissuld make application to the
Solicitors, Manager, or Agents.
H. I 4 ICK and SON. Solicitors, 1
Tiros. A. PEARCE, Manager, " 're"""`'•
ow Money always ready for immediate advance, on
exceedingly liberal terms.
AGENTS:
W,esi,uft Mr. It. Damon.
Sunlhatop4m Mr. Thomas Shettle, 81, East-street.
WESTERN COUNTIES BUILDING
SOCIETY.
[EISTABLISHIM AT TAUNTON. 1851.]
_APPLICATIONS for SHARES or
ADVANCES on MORTGAGE, should be
addressed to the SECRETARY,
Mr. SAMUEL DERHAM,
9, Mary-street, Taunton.

FREE EMIGRATION TO
QTJ EENSL &ND.
FEE E PASSAGES are granted by the Government
to Female Domestic Servants ,d all kinds, who are
quite free to engage with whom they please at the best
wages they can get.
Wage,' £23 to ESO a year all found.
Free Passages given to Agricultural Labourers
whether married or single.
Wages 1.30 to oo a-year with board and lodging.
.I.w&ted Passages to Mechanics on payment of £4.
Wages as under :
Ilkickamithsl2s. to ha, a day rhipwrigt.taloa to 12s. day
Carpenters...l2s. to 11s. „ Tailors ...... ila. tolOs. „
Shoemakers os. to 10s. ~Miners ... ..10a. to £1
The above need not want work a single hour after
huiding.
Apply personally or by letter to Agent-General for
Queensland, 32, Charing Cross, London, S.W.
_or to
HENRY MAYOR, Blandford ; H. M. HANN, Salisbury-
street, Blandford ; .Ts.. BENNur, Shaftesbury; and
GEO. WILSON, Wimbome.

(IRO SSE AND BL AC K WELL,
NJ Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which always
bear their same mid address OM the labels.

DOTTED MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jars.
MOCK TURTLE OX-TAIL, HARE,
GRAVY, JULIENNE and MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS.

F FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &c., tcc.
C ROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear their
name and addrtss 011 the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORN{ 171C4 RR, ke.
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
FIXED AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES. THRASHING MACHINES
BOILERS. &c.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, AT.
-
PLANS ANI) ESTIMATES
FURNISHED FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION or
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, Ste.
Illuaralel Caill10,111(11 pOSI frre n pp/ ration.
Mr. It. I. TurriN attends Markets.

SUTTON'S CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS.

SU'ITON'S SEEDS FOR EXPORTATION.
SUTTON'S AMATEURS GUIDE for 1876.
The most practical work on Vegetable
and Flower Gardening yet published.
Now Ready, Post Free for 11 stamps.
Gratis to Customers,
S UTTON'S £3 3s. COLLECTION OF THE
BEST VEGETABLE SEEDS, suit-
ble for a Nobleman's or Gentleman's
Arden, L /stain the most productive
(kinds to produce a supply of the beet
(Vegetables all the year round. For-
arded Free to any Port or Railway
(Station in the Kingdom.

SUTTON'S £2 2s. COLLECTION OF THE
BEST VEGETABLE SEEDS, suit-
able for a moderate size Garden, con-
tains the most productive kinds to
produce a supply of the best Vegetables
all the year round. Forwarded Free to
any Port or Railway Station in the
Kingdom.

SUTTON'S RI Is. COLLECTION OF THE
BEST VEGETABLE SEEDS, suit-
able for an Amateur's Garden, contains
the mast productive kinds to produce a
suiply of the best Vegetables all the
year round. Forwarded Free to any
Railway Station in England.

SUTTON'S AMATEUR'S GUIDE for 1876,
pa most practical work on Vegetable
.1 Flower Gardening yet published,
and should be read by all who wish to
?grow The Best Vegetables, The Best
!Flowers, The Best Potatoes. Post Free
Nor 14 Stamps. Gratis to Customers.
SUTTON'S SHORT SELECT SEED LIST,
Gratis and Post Free on application.
Cj UTTON & SONS, TUE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN
READTNG, BERKS.

GREAT DENSETSRIRE ELECTION.
EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND.
fl MASTERS, Newsman, Fordingtam
4.... K• Green, Ibuchester, has just received a few
more COPIES of the above poplar production, Price
3.L, per post Ad.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
INTITRODEN-AMMONIA MANURE is the
Best and Cheapest Manure for top dressing.
Sow at once from two to four cwt. per acre. Delivered
in lots of two tons and upwards by rail at Di per ton.
Samples, Analysis, and Testimonials will be for-
warded on application to Mr. B. C. Sassari.,
Pallington, Dorchester.
BONES CRUSUBD ANY SIZE TO ORDER.

THE NEW AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE,
Manufactured in Philadelphia, U.S.A.
This machine combines all the late American improve-
Inc”ts : is LtoisT RuatElEc, SELF-THREADING, Hai
SELF-THREADING SHUTTLE, and SELF-SETTING NEEDLE.
This is the best machine for Families and Manufac-
turers to use, and the
BEST FOR AGENTS TO SELL.
Agents wanted throughout the Kingdom.
Address : -American 8.H.0. Et Sewing Machine Co.,
87, Rosen Victoria Starlet, London, E.O.
F.NV, WARMER, Manager.
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ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
PULVERMACHER'S PATENT
fiAL VAN IC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris and other
Medical Authorities in Stadia.' and abroad.
These Medico-Electric Appliances, though used
externally, have an internal action ; and, owing to
the Physiological, Physical, and Chemical effects of
the Electricity which they gently and permanently
impart to the system, they promote digestion, circula-
tion, and nutrition, thereby assisting Nature in her
efforts to restore the normal balance of health and
vigour in a debilitated constitution.
Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
pervades all living organism, and its identity with
nerve force is no conjecture, but a positive scientific
fact, known to all versed in the teaching of Electro-
physiology. Consequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
Local Debility, and various Functional Disorders, the
remit of electrical deficiency, the above Appliances
are Nature's most congenial and reliable remedy, as
Is proved by the success of the past 31) years.
Recent buprovements also enable sufferers to benefit
(ruin the vast curative powers of these self-applicable
galvanic appliances in a warm and dry state.
MR. PULVERMACHER would call attention to
the following, among the man) eminent, scientific,
and other Testimonials to the value of his inveutious,
signed by the elite of the medical profession, as a
recognition of these great Improvements.
" We, the undersigned, have much pleasure in
" testifying that J. L PuLvertascitim's recent im-
provements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic
" Appliances for Medical Purposes are of great im-
portance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is
"entitled to the consideration and support of every
"one disposed to further the advancement of real and
"useful p
" Dated the day of March, 1866."
CHARLES LOCOCK
(Bait, F.R.(.P., Physician to 11. M. the Queen).
Wm. FERGUSSON
(Bart., F.R S., late Surgeon to 11. M. the Queen).
HENRY HOLLAND
(Bart., M.D., F.ILS., Physician to H.M. the
nem*
J. RANALD MARTIN
(Bart., c.a., M.D., F.R.S.) At, Ise.
DR. C. HANDFIELD JONES, F.R.C.P., F.R.S.,
Physician to Ht. Mary's Hospital, under date March
10, 1000, in a similar Testimonial as above, adds—
"l am satisfied that he is an honest, earnest,
labourer in the field of science, and I think that he
"deserves to meet with every encouragement from
" the Profession and from scientific men."
The Bona-Fitle Evidence of the efficacy of these
appliances is supplemented by the following paragraph
recently found in the standard work (p. TO, 18157) of
JOHN KING, M.D., Clinical Professor of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati :
"In those cases where it is desirable to produce a
continuous current of galvanism and without the
intervention of conductors or electrodes, there is no
instrument suptrior to Pulverniacher's Improved
Galvanic Chains. . . . These chains are very useful
In many nervous disorders,
Muscular DebilitylAphonia , Rheumatism
Hemiplegia 'Epilepsy 'Dyspepsia
Paralysis ,Torpid Liver Paralysis (Bladder)
Central Paralysis Asthma Chorea
Spinal Paralysis Amenorrlvca llmpotency
Neuralgia Dysinenorrlnca Writer's Cramp
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DißTll
February 11, at Catie-luil shafwahury, thc •th- .4
Everett, Esti , a eon (Robert llugh), who sur,i,el hJ
forth but a Ift•,. hours.
February 13, At .4 Thomas-street, Weyna.ut I. tic eth
,Mr .%11.1-1 Ft, lee, a d A an.
I' -tau .1) IC, it NCOgla,, Oa notti,ste, thc wife it Mt
Edward loiclare, of a ilaujit,-1-
February 15, at North-street, Wareham, the mile of Mr.
W. Stickland, a daughter.
February 17, at Pound flow.e. Cerne the wife 4
Mr. R. W. Puckett, 01 a daughter.
, leltru,,r3 In, at Putl-IletrettUirle, tht_ ed. .1 Mr S Bakf.
aeon.
111 hali,,:ii:nanaol"):"4-*:22.ll9,l:atatledStlniatr)":,mt;lethaeifew.idirett'rf. 17uriCeiTial.1‘e‘y...Sbb:kPi
seller and stati. 'fur, of a sou.
MARRIAGE.
February O. at St. George's Hanover-pl.:lre. ly Lbe
Rev. R. R. Dundalk Walter Pkydell-Rouvene, tOfl Of la'
Bight lion. and Mn. E. Ple&II-Bouverie. to Bel
Bridgensan, daughter of Mr. an.l Lady Franrif Rridia
num.:Simpson.
DICAMIB
February 8, at EggelstonenFar,'Mr.i:e.rev b'aer• 4el
65 esrs, deeply lamented. Ilia end was peace.
dreary la at Milton Abbas, of bninchitis, tk.frlfc Sl"7:j
for many years butter to the late J. J. Farquhar**. in
year,.
February 13, at Scidowa, Lingleet, Pools, Miss Sanlh• •
lifed 73.
February 15, suddenly, at Sandhurst,
Widow of the late MaJorimneral H. if. Craele3, 1•1-- 4
7/1 years.
February 16, at th. Dorset County Hospital, Joh. •
son of the late Mr John lisochlngtou, of Rings...J.* the
3•ear a his age
February I at White's Cottage, Freeruulth.._•7l
hsu Margratta, the beloved wife of Mr. Mika°
• 'al bridges aged 61 • and, Febrwtry 11, at ni
_aortic
Cheater, Charles While Walbridge, eon of the ab.'"..
aged 35.
d'eFF;e4hbYruanruar'llTer,.. 114°19', aktl HmunWool ißrkinsteger, '3l/Vr ililate t'cgFulean'' agff Uu'd 76`47:
chewier, aged St
February t), at Itrcedway,Yr Charles Yourvr.tn'erb
the Weymouth lift OSfy, Thomas-street , 140,1 7.- twat,.
Febr!tfhtY MO, at the Vicarage, Swalloirchtfe, ^, 0.
Catkertne Elizabeth, elder daughter of the Bev.
Owl
fMniler, vicar of the aforesaid parish, deeply reit" Rev.
February 22, at his residence, in Lichfield. the
Thomas Law, LA.,for Si years Chancellor of
of Lichfield, eldest son of George Henry, late Ih-'wW
Bath and Walla, aged II&