The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-22 00:00:00

DOREAVEMIU
HIGHER WATERSON FARM,
roar 610 es hula the Dorabeeter Stations of the Great
Western and Ihnik-Wastera Railways.
MESSRS. RAKER and ENSOR beg to
a.v.a. asneense that lINATaNns HARDING'S Eleventh
Annual LETEING and SALE of Pars-bred &oath-
Da&
RA Di , 447 D EWES
will lake plate at HMIS WiTIMSON, oa FRIDAY,
ADO VT 8, 1862.

CHARMOUTH, DORSET.
TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Ai It. JERRARD, at the Cosea and HOMES
CH•auonvil, on TUESDAY, the 12th
day. d. AUGhrtr, Uf3T, 1962, at Three o'Clook in the After-
noon, in TWO LOTS—
Ler I.—i pleasantly situated and roomy Freehold
Dwelling-house, With an excellent large Garden and
Ovehred there° belonging, situate opposite Lower Bea
Lane, in the fashionable watering-place of the Village
of, Channeatehf eentaining together about 1 sere, num-
bered 65 es the Tithe Commutation Map, now in the
oabapalion of the Executor of Mr, Monogr Gomm;
aradosat from year to year, at the yearly rent of 1117.
Ten' 2.—Alm a very desirable Freehold Feature
Field, idtuate near the Bea, in the Parish of Charmontb,
containing, about 1 acre, now occupied by Mrs. Muff
Floblenik sr tenant thereof from year to year. at the
yelart) rant of £4, and numbered /93 on the Tithe Map.
Ildirroperty confer; on the Owner • Vett hi the
Borough of Lymeliegis. ; r 4+44 itt
Ma be viewed on application to the relnissiles
Tenants, mid Particulars obtained of L. Wttlni,
Soheitor, 46, Lincoln's Ina Fields, of the Alialimaiir,
and of U. J. Lis, Esq., Lyme Regis.

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DORSET ASSIZES.
ATOTICE-J$ HEREBY GIVEN,—That Eez
1-1 Heirty's dustless of denim setifined to bolt the
ASSIZES in and for the COUNTY of DORSET, will
Open the Commission for the taid Assizes at DOI-
CIitATZE, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of JULY
next, when all they who will Prosecute against the
Prisoners who shall then be in the Goal of the said
County, or at large on Bail, are hereby required to be
then and there present, to Prosecute &gaunt the.. as
shall be just. And all Justices of the Peace, Mayor',
Camera, Estimators, litewards, and Chief C,onstables
and Bailiffe of every Hundred and Liberty within the
said County, are hereby also required to be then and
theis present in their own Persons, with their Rolls,
Reeords, Indictments, and other Remembrances, to do
those things which to them and their 01116.111 In that
behalf appertain to be done.
FRED. W. GUNDRY, Under Sheriff.
Bridport, June 30th, 1862.

A BAZAAR in aid of the Fund for Re-
building the Parish Church of BETTRICOMBE,
in this County, will be held (by the kind permission of
R. R. Saaanne, Esq., M.P.) in FRAHPWN PARK,
lirsmugsDAY and THURSDAY,: ATIOXIST 6th
and mi. •
Contributions of Fancy Work and other articles
Thiinkfkilly readved by ME -Mtn, Frampton
Vicurap, tad Hr. H. C. HUITABLI, Bettisoombe
Rectory, Crewkerne.
Mn. SEISRIDAN has also kindly eonsonted to receive
any Parcels that may be addressed to her at Frampton
Court, Dot:Amster.
Further particulars will be duly announced.
J. W. CLARK, Ville? of Frampton?
H. C. HIIXTABLE, Rector of Bettisoorebe.

SNAP WICK, NEAR BLANDFORD,
DOUBT.
IMPMOVSD HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS
AND FULL-MOUTII 10911 S.
:Airit. R. .RICH A RDS hag been favoured with
41.1. iastratitioas to announce that he will offer for
*ALE be, AUCTION, on the Premises, on WEDNES-
HAX, JULY 30th, IB62,—About
SD RAM LAMBS and 100 FULL-MOUTH
EWES,
from the celebrated Flock of Mr. THOMAS MARTIN
Mr. Martin having for several years been before the
riblic in the character of a rain breeder, his stock has
bosoms generally known, it is therefore only necessary
die Mate that be has continued to improve it, by selec-
liag the best sheep that matey will procure as parent
Neck, in proof of which 11. Richards would remind his
blends that at several rain sales by the roost famous
brooders the past two seasons, Mr. Martin has
purchased or hired the highest pries sheep offered,
.ham which lb. Lambe now to be sold have been raised.
.X Ned 1411;10, sada 115110414J0in et 5 and Doxiast
4121froil liblultor4 4, wizabenoef,
.4ralos'llaraball 2 gam, at each of whish
there is iltailway &taloa.
• 'A Collation at 2, and Sale to commence at 3 o'clock.
ittrinit's Court, Slandford, June 23rd, 1862.

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NOTICE of an IMPORTANT SALE of 100 excised-
ingly Choice RAM LAMBS and 200 EWES, of the
Improved South-Down Breed, the property of Ma.
fiticau, Shapwick, Dorset, about 5 Miles from the
Wisaborwe, and 2 from fitunninster Marshall Rail-
way Stations.
MR. ROSSITER has been kindly instructed
to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises* at
the Pinola FARM, NILW BUILDISGB, BBAPWICK, on
WEDNESDAY, the 23rd JULY, 1862,-100 very Choice
RAM LAMBS and 200 Choice Full-monthed EWES,
in Lots of 10 each, offering an extraordinary oppor-
tunity to Flock-masters.
The fact of Mr. Small's Tags having taken the first
and second prima at the last Wilton Fair, the first at
the one previous, coupled with the great satisfaction
expressed by purchasers at previous sales, will, the
Auctioneer trusts, be s. sufficient guarantee to ensure
a liberal attendance, and the pre-eminent character of
the Flock being an generally known and acknowledged,
readers further comment unnecessary.
•
Luncheon at 1, Sale at 2.
Dated Anotion and Ageney Offices, Sturminster
• Newton, 14th June, 1862.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
DORSB? coxsrABULARY.
11TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, The
1.1 suPERINTENDENTS of the DORSET CON-
STABULARY will attend, by virtue of their Ap-
pointmento as INSPECTORS a WEIGHTS and
MEASURYI3, at the undermentioned places within
their rsspective Divisions, on the market and other
days hereafter mentioned, for the purpoae of Examin-
ing; Comparing, and Stamping, (if found correct) all
such Weights and Measures as shall be brought to
Amu for that purpose, in the manner and form pre.
scribed by the Act 5 and 6 William IV., cap 63.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
TILLGENERAL MEETING, and also
ANNUAL EXHIBITION of CATTLE and
STOCK, will takeplace asDoacArma, ostSATURDAY,
26th JULY, 1862.
In addition to the Premiums offered by the Society,
there are Seventeen Pieces of Plate offered for competi-
tion.
Certificates for Turnip Hoeing to be sent to the
Honorary Secretary on or before 6th July next, and for
all other Premiums and Prices on or before the 12th
day of July next.
Stook to be exhibited inust be oath. Show Ground
by half-past Ten o'clock in the morning precisely.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held at the
ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER, at 3 o'clock, on
SATUB.DAY, 26th day of JULY, 1862.
0. j. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.

Sign of Inn Tha
picnics's. MarGrkr„kil°e." or Place of
Inspection. "'"
enthiisee
Blandford . Blandford . . Police Station August2nd
arid port . Bridport .Town Hall . „ Ult.& sth
Beaminster . . Police Station „ Bth
.11
Flawkclinrch . Old Inn . . „ 7th
/1 Charmonth . Coach & Horses ~6th
Cense . . Corns . . . Police Station „ 4th
Dorchester. Dorchester . County Hall . , 2nd
Maiden Newton King's Arms .Tuly 31st
t Weymouth . Bear Inn . . August Bth
Abhotsbury . Ship Inn . . „ 12th
Portland . Sun Inn . . , 7th
Shait'esbury ftesbury . Polon Station :, sth
!Hingham . Phcenix Inn . „ 7th
ontmell Magna Crown Inn . „ sth
Shergorne . herborne . Tewn Ilall. „ 7th
Sturmiseber turminster . Police Station „ 7th
talbridge . .Red Lion Inn „ 11th
91
Wareham . Wareham . Police Station „ 12th
' rfe Castle . Town Hall . „ 14th
wanage . Ship Inn . . „ 15th
IP
re Regis . Royal Oak . „ 26th
WlnUsorne Wiroborue . Polioe Station „ 15th
t 1 Cranborne . . . „ Otis
nglieet, for George Inn,
X.gtchet, &o. Poole . .

GENTS'
EIGHTEEN SHILLING
KID, ELASTIC, or BALMOIZAL BOON,
AT
J. G. RUMBEY'S,
No. IQ, Barr-SW=O; VOCRESTER.

The Superintendents will likewise attend at the
Station Houses of their respective Divisions, at snob
other times not herein pointed out at which parties
shall specially apply, provided such 'application shall
•set interfere with their Constabulary duties. •
SAMUEL & COX.
• Chief Constable of Dorset.
Id July, 1882.

IrDwinDS, Dirrje; Bourn-
&Barr, DOECRESTEE.
at Boise Ifilifty from' Ten un- rivo, TI7ESDAYS and
FRIDAYS exeepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOIITIFI, and by appointment at the
I tesideaoes cf his Patients without extra (+barge.
A notice per poet ensures as interview. •
141ROUD, CHEMIST, High Bast-st. Dorchester
.1: AGENT sou .140KNIIIAN'S PUIiE TEA. This
Tea is.selected from the wing gatherings and is there-
fore Imi/unsay Good,—sbipped free from all arttaCial
colour on the surface, it is unite/way PLAN in
strength and wholesomeness it tkeref4re =de, liking
supplied only through AGENTS, and DM rW hi
PACKETS, the Importers guarantee that it reaehes
the sonsumer " always Good alike," and at the lowest
possible sate. ' • l '"

rpm MISSES HARVEY beg to inform
their Friend]. that their Pupils will re-assemble
(1),V.) THURSDAY, 24th JULY.
Ninth Grove Cottage, Dorchester.

TURNIP BIRD FROM THE NEW CROP.
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GREAT Ati'vantage may be derived in a late
season by sowing NEW SEED, m it will vege-
tate more readily.
MOTTLED GLOBE, s. per lb.—a quarter of a
pound of which is sufficient for an sore. Also a choice
selection of the best kinds of SCOTCH and RAPE
AUX.ED. for late sowing, at CA per lb., all warranted
the growth of 1863,„ and is cow ready for delivery.
Apply to Mr. F. Poo?, Commission Agent, Counity
Express Stand, Corn Rschange, Dorchester.
Orders per poet will belitmetnally attended to.
A LiZeral Attowaxee to the Trade.

AMERICAN P9nOti;' A-NICI-
EILATOR and (ABDO' ENGINE.
, .
An efficient
• nimaeof extinguish-
,' Pr— log Fires at their
ci brume nimment.
Nine out of ten
Fires in London
are put out on their
' ant appearanee by
the London Fire
) £2 2s. LringiVee with
of :tear-
lee ably less power.
One man will
throw 7or gallons
per minute from 40
50 feet with it.
It is an effective
Garden Engine for
•• cleansing or Bring-
' • in Wall Fruit, or
- .... Rose Trees, Plants,
or Vines.
It any be used to draw water from the pail in which
It Is fixed, or from a tank or pond by the addition of
the required length of section. It is simple in its
construction, having no suction or delivery valves to
elog with dirt or leaves.
No establishment, either private, commercial, or
manufacturing, should be without one.
Six feet of Flexible Suction, with Union and Suction
Rase, /re., extra, 12e. Longer lengths of Suction at
Is. ed. per foot.
Xsy be obtained of all Ironmongers and Seedsmeu in
Town snit Country, or of the Manufacturers, JOHN
WARNER and SONS, 8, Crescent, Cripplegate,
Laden, E.C.
• IiIia',PARLIAMENTART REPORT on JPOOD
ADV,XTERATION proms that if iteration/a did not
faker the Chinas to rood Tex with powdered co/our,
te brotes withered leaves could not possibly be palmed
Of for doe Tea, as now, to the lose of the British cow-
"ALWAYS GOOD ALLIS."
HOILNIMAN'S. PURE TEA,
THE LW , NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
GGREAT STRENGTH and RICH PULL.
FLAVOUR is insured, by HOINDIAS k Co.,
importing Oats pure and imidieguised, as the Chinese
cannot, if it is kept in it• natural anooloured state,
pose oft leaves which have become brown and Ammer.
tem.
The " Lawler RiroisT" states The Tess in the
peaks imported by Homiman & Co. are genuine and
of good quality; the Green with none of the bluish
colour seen on other teas, are of • natural olive hue;
and, wllik the Blacks, are perfectly pure and whole-
some."
Sold only secured in Packets.
Prices 3s. Bd., 45.,&4.. 4d. per pound.
•
AGENTS IN THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD. •
A =minute?
Bridport
&amines& Olivee,Fore-street.
ffiandford
Bere Regis
Bournemouth
Ceres Abbas Bennett Longstreet.
Cratiborne
Crewherne
Chard
DORCHESTER,
w.gYmours y-street:
Gillingkess Edgar, Poet-Once.
Nenstritige Rogers.
London Panel!, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-street.
Deader, Broad-street.
*angry Osistomi Palmer.
Piddle/rest/hide fiymes.
Poole Green, High-street.
Sherborne Kingdon, Cheap-atreet.
Stalbridge
Shaftesbury Beatable, Higli-tireat.
Warehamtwo*, iligh-strest.
Wistborsis
Wisterborse
Makosious
81. k
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GLRNFIELD PATENT 13T4ROH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND PROIIOI7IOID Sr HER MAJESTrfi LAUNDRESS, ro es
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
Sold by all Chandlers, Grocers,
WOTHERSPOON GrAa (ion AND LOPDOL

MANURES, t3ERDS, to.
"El RANDALL begs to inform The Agricul-
tural Public. that he has been appointed AGENT
for the Sale of JEWELL'S MANURES, SEEDS,
ko.
E. R. will attend BLAND:IORD, RINGWOOD, WIN-
NONNZ, and DORI:MDT= ; said will pay Ms
beat attention to all orders with which he may be
favoured.
Keynaton, Blundford, February. 1862.

BROUGHAMS, PHAETONS, TWO and
FOI7R-WHEEL DOGI CARTS, MALVERN
and DOWNS CAR, GIGS, &e., (New and Second-
hand), constantly on Sale at IDOITCRINGS & CO'S.
Carriage Depot, HIGH BAST-STRZET, DORCHESTER,
Itir Carriages sold on Commission or taken in
Exchange.

Emma AND S ON'S
NEW
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
CONTAINS DESIGN 3 AND PRICE! orio OUTIRENT
Argils of ;snow rumen:Rl Al WILL
At at MO 'BEDSTEADS AND MRCSS
OF WERT DESCRIPTION OF REDDING
SENT FREE BY POST
FR-ALISON BEDSTEAD BEDDING I suutoom
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
LOSTOTTENRASS COURT Noms., LONDON

MONEY SACCULATION GUARANTEED
BT GOVERNMENT.
A N INCOME FOR ONE POUND.
.C - Monthly Drawing& rzespeskis patio. Appir
to Mr. I. Du.raorr, English oMoo, Frankfort-on-the
Maine.
Letters addressed to "J. Decraorr, 12, Langlsam-
street., Portland-placo, London, W.," will be immedi-
ately forwarded to Frankfort, post-free.

WHEN TO ASK it9R
GLENFIELD PATENT .
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON & CO.. Gusaow & Lownox. •

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS
SUFFERERS.
--
WSMITH has just published a FREE
IDITIQN of 20,000 «Ties of TIIE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND.
A. new Work on the Cure of Nervous Debility,
Loa of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lassitude,
Indigestion, Dislike to Society, B:perinatorrhcsa,
Local Weakness, Muscular Relaxation, Lan-
guor, Listlessness, Depression, Om, which,
tf neglected, result in Consumption, Insanity,
and Premature Death; with plain directions for
perfect restoration to health and vigour. The Book
will be sent, post-free, to any address, on receipt
of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage Hi 'raps.—
Addresa Dr. Bnrra,B Burton-crescent, Tavistock-squaro,
London, W.C.
Also, by the acme Author,
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
A. Treatise describing their Symptoms, Causes, and
Treatment, Illustrated with Cases, free by post on
receipt of seven stamps, contains a mass of information
indieaensable to those for whom it is written. Address,
B,Burton-oresoent, Tavistock-square, London,
W.C.
--
CONSULPATION BY LETTER WITHOUT PIE.
Ds. SMITH will, for the BENEFIT of per-
sons safforing from NERVOUS' DEBILITY, &a.,
on readying a description of the patient's case
enclosing a stamped directed envelope for reply-
send his written opinion, with advice and diroo)
alone for the most snoosufal treatment and perfect
Ilan. Adair, Da. SMITH, 8, Burtors-oresout,
elocipoqur, Loam, W.Ci

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•
BRIDPORT MARKET. TOLLER PORCORUM, DORSET. ,
AGRICULTURAL SALE OF LIVE- AND DEAD TO BE SOLD BY ALICTION,
STOCK. At the WHITE HOBBS HOTEL, MAIDEN NEWTON, by
MR. W. GODWIN, en WEDNESDAY,
MESSRS. DAIINCEY and SON beg to iv" 23rd JULY, 1862, at Three o'Clook la the
announce that their NEXT SALE will take Afternoon, the undermentioned
•
place on WEDNESDAY. JULY 30th, 1862, at Tinily°
o'clock. FREEHOLD LANDS,
Pacinuur ENTRIES: In the following or such other Lola as may be agreed
30 Superior Fat Down Sheep. upon :-
10 Extraordinary Fat Old Down Wethera. Lot. 1.-11.1rOHOFT ESTATE.
10 Fat Maiden Ewe.. No. on Quantities. Description
Capital Bay Cart Horse. sound, and good worker., Tithe Map. Nome. of Field.. •. E. r. of Lead.
Excellent Roan Cart Horse, warranted sound and 651 Riperoft Meadow ... 12 3 Meadow
capital worker, 4 years old. 652 Riporoft Meadow ... 6 1 0 Meadow
Handsome Cheseut Hack Colt, 3 years old. 653 Riperoft Meadow ... 5 1 7 Meadow
A well-bred Hark Colt. 656 Riperoft ... 14 225 Future
-- 666 Higher 'Simon ... 10 026 Pasture
Persons having Stock to dispose of are minuted to 667 Liuhay and Yard ... 01 34
sive the earliest Natio., that it may be duly advertised; 668 Riperoft
.... 7 3 4 Pasture
Mad no Stock will be sold without one week's previous 669 Eiparat
... 10 020 Picture
,Neeiee. 670 Higher Atkins .. 5 316 Meadow
Dated Broadwinsor, J . uly 9th, 1862. 671 Lower Atkin* 2 332 Meadow
_... , .
AMElstlittert MERCHANTS. -. , • - ..- .46,0-- T -•- -1+ .
Lot 2.—A Piece of very Productive Meadow Land,
-...Ak......•—•
being part 01 Xingeombe Estate.
TO HE DISPOSED OF, solely in conse- No. on Quantities. Deseription
1. quence of the ill-health of the Owner, an old. Tittle Map. Names of Fields. A. P.. P. of Wok
established WINE and SPIRIT 'BUSINESS in DOR- 511. & 613 Banjef's Common ... 7 214 Meadow
CHESTER, in the county of Dorset.
Lot 3.—KJISOCOUSI ESTATE, With a neat and eon.
The sto-k of Wines and Spirits (to be taken at a
violent House, Farm Buildings, in an excellent
Valuation), has been most judiciously selected, end 00111- state of Repair.
prise Croft's Choice Port (in Wood and Bottle) of the
__
vintages of 1840, 1847,1849, 1850, and 1858. Gold ikud
Pale Sherries. Marseilles. Caps. &A-
Further particulars may be obtained of the owner, ,
Mr. WILLux BOWEN, South-street, Dorchester. I
The Premises, with Cellars, ?co., attached, will be
either Let or Sold, at the option of the purchaser.

IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN,
1 EVERY DAIRYMAN HIE OWN BUTTER
FACTOR. ,
• •
'IVIORWARD your BUTriat to TAgiDON.
and receive LONDON MARKET PRICE%
and an IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE.
I Address Cards furnished upon Application.
HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTFER AGENT AND PROVISION
MERCHANT,
(Socresseon TO JOHN WEBBER & SON, EsTAI3IIBHED
A.D. 1770,
No. I.Banwan•Frracer. GOLDAN-BQUABX. London, W.

CASKS! CASKS ! ! CASKS ! I
TO CIDER GROWERS AND . DISTILLERS.
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'REM EMPTIED WINE PIPES, BUTTS,
rUNOHIONS and HOGSHEADS ol leery
description, a large Stock always on hand, at HENRY
PUTLIT'3, 40, St. Miry-at-Ma, City, E.C., and 60,
Euasell-street, Derarnsodisi , Londdb, RE.

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
48, ST. TAMES'S-STREET, LONDON, S.W.
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(Founded in 1845, and Empowered by Special Act of
Parliament.)
Extract from Report of Yr. Pinta 13 ADDY, the eminent
Actuary, on the position and progress of the Office to.
the close of 1861 :
"FiIHE number of Policies actually in force
_L exceeds Five Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost every clam or description of Life Assurance.
"The condition of the Company issound and prosper-
ous, and holds out every prospect of increased success.
The Bonus which the Directorsznay declare as the result
of this Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
the Shareholders and the Assured, than that declared
on any previous omission, and this Bonus has been fairly
earned by the past operations of the Society, without, in
the smallest degree, touching any portion of the future
profits."
Last year 722 Policies were issued, assuring £171,250
and producing £6,055 in new Premiums.
The operations of the Office include all Classes of Life
Assurance on liberal terms.
No charge is made except for Premium.
Every information will be given on application at
the Chief Office, or to Mr. J. Arinaaws, 6, High-East.
street, Dorchester.

THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, LONDON,
W.C.
--
HAIL.—WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, PEAS,
&0.,&c.
INSDIGID AGAINST
LOSS BY HAIL FOR SIXPENCE PER ACRE.
SEEDS AND GLASS at moderate rates.
BONUSES.—Profits divided every Fifth Year. last
Year the return to Insurers of four years was
upwards of 66 per Cent., and proportionate
allowances were made to Insurers of shorter
periods.
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FIRE INSURANCE at rates as low as those of other
well established offices.
LOSSES paid immediately after the amounts have
been settled.
--
LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, and pay-
able to the registered holders. Insurers of the
participating class, whose Policies have been in
force more than two years, are entitled to four.
Alas of the profits.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Office, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
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AGENTS:—
DORCHESTER, CERNE ABBAS, and PIDDLE-
TOWN—Messra.ANDREWS & COCKER AM,
Solicitors.
Bettiscombe, Mr. F. C. Hussey, Merchant.
Blandford, Mr. It. Fowler, Whitchurch, Maltster
and Brewer.
Bridport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne Messrs. Lowman and Lang, Solicitors.
Poole Mr. W. M. Thiselton, Schoolmaster.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp Office,
Sherburne, Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Stalbridge, Mr. H. Haines, of Gillingham, Solici-
tor.
Sturminster, Mr. R. Ridont, of Okeford Eitzpaine.
Wareham, Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
WEYMOUTH, Mr. W. V. PEIRSON, 34, St. Mary-
street.
Wimborne, Mr. J. Houaden, Bookseller and Post
Office.
Fordingbridge, Mr. J. Bannon, jun., Estate Agent.
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Additional Agents wanted ; application to the Secre-
tary.

HENRY TAYLOR,
TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
put favours, begs to announce that he has •
' Large Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S, and other
PLOUGHS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
seamsn's Patent Drags and Harrows; Chain ditto;
I Corn, Seed, and Manure Drills ; Manure Distributors;
Horse find Steam Power Thrashing Machines; Steam
I Engines by all the leading Makers; Winnowing
Machine'; Ransoms and Sims', and Boby's Barley
Screens; Chaff Cutters, all sizes, in stock, from £2 Ss.
upatrda; Turner's, and other Bean, Oct, and Malt
Miii; Bentall's Root Pulpers and Cake ldills ; Horse
Gears; Washing and Mangling Machines.
Implements of every description used on tu Faro a
Makers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE ;
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Gatti' Perch.,
India Rubber, and Leather Bands • India Rubber and
Gatti Perdu Tubing, &c.—Agent for the Midland
pi:moles' Insurance CoMpany—Yire, LEN 'ad Heil.

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•- GREAT WEST-ERN RAILWAY.
QREA T E_ICH
•
racvaswif Tp LONDON.
ON MONDAY, .7 ICILY 2Mit, 184 an
• RXVITIttIION TRAIN will him Wmto4lBB
sir 7:30 a.m., Galling as follows: '
•.w. TAINS
Weymouth ; - at 7.301 First Class. Cow. DIM
Dorchester - „ 7.45
as.
Bridport - „ 7.301 B.
Maiden Newton - ~8. 0
Yeovil - - • o 8.40;:. 70..
And return • from c. 45 p.m. on
FRIDAY,
A single package oil s allowed each Pariangor.
•

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSION TO BRIDPORT AD YEOYIL.
O:NWEDNESDAY, JULY 30112, 1862, an
Facursion Train will leave
WEYMOUTH at 7.30 A.M.
DORCHMTEIL , 745 .9
FOE BRIDPORT AND 'YEOVIL
RprIMNINO 1113 &WI DAT
Prom TIRIDPORT and YEOVIL at 8.46 p.m.
name rim nu Donna Tomlin :
llite? mot
4s. I COVIUMD, CAR.
• 21h
No Luggage allowed.

GREAT WESTaII ItAILWAY.
INTERNAiTIONAL EXHIBITION.
RETURN TICKBII. TO LONDON
ISEWED at WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER,
YEOVIL, BRIDPORT, and all Stations West
and North of Didcot, are available for.BIGIIT DAYS,
including the day of issue hnd return.
June 16, 1862.

WAREHAM AND PI7RBEGIC UNION.
THE Guardians will, at their weekly meeting,
to be held on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at
Eleven o'clock a.m., elect a MASTER and MATRON
of their Workhouse.
Salary of the Master £4O, and of the Matron E2O
per annum, with residence and maintenance in the
Workhouse.
Applications in writing, acoompanied by satisfactory
testimonials as to character and Mines for the above
offices (including being conversant with the several books
of account and knowledge prescribed by the rules of the
Poor Law Board) to be sent tons on or before MONDAY
the 28th inntant. The persons selected will have to
glee • bond, with two suffieient sureties, for thedne per-
formance of the duties of his office.
Candidates must attend on the 29th inst.
For further particulars apply to us,
C, 0. BARTLETT, •
wirehime,
.T.4PRIBEthELO.B6AN2.I) FLLLITFJ3jeIer‘I4,

*aUap,friuu Cable's.
FOR THE MONTH Or JULY, 1862.
LONDON ANii EOLITH-WESTERN.
WZIK 111,88.--99 411.119 O.
IVeNnmutia. & Dora4o4l6r. M 4 Southampton, to Lon Son
Clam. a2l at 1,2, 1& 2 1 le! 1 &Ell ,2,11 Mall
•.111, P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
WZYNOVIM 626 8 820 1224 . 460 690 980
Doaentarna .. 646 84084911?401180 61t 6 0 10 15
Moreton .. . 896 150 12 901 146 .. 9101028
Wool . , 91911126 1 4181 .
Wareham .. 8 911 111 1162 20 534 681 1047
rOOl. I 16111161 ' 940 9 1 .31,1 0 0.7 6 110
I deport 10 II lii o 4 20
Biantilord dept 4 , 9 0 26 _
Whoborne 944 9 9 k 694 ,7, n 9110
Ringwood ~ 19 It 2 iB, 9 9111 44
Southampton II It 4 1 26 136
Sali.bury. dept. ' 11 I4l' '
L.ondon , -.11 e 4 6 'I,_ . .

DOW" )111.4.1411.
• .
tondos, vi 4 Soo4lhantp4aft S• iOrtheilke ik Mimosa.
Okla. 1,2,8 1,2,11, Yea Mx.,. 142 lig. i & Mail.
4.41. A.M., A.M. A.M. P.A. P.lk P.M. P.M.
Loudon . .. Be 6'lo 15 10X0 i o 6 0 830
Salisbury arr .. 10 010 2 5 440 4 9 444 :
Southampton 601030 1 24 124 1106 20 7 12. 4
Ringwood .. 714 1116 221 521 I{ 20 530 119
Whriborno .. 7 116 12 6 240 240 .. 659 848 145
Blandford arr. 82312 46 *lB .. 716 .. ..
pnni. ) arrive 81512 40 515 Slf .. 7 5 '.. ..
'''''''' i depart ?4$ 116 242 242 _ 640 254 2 5
Wareham . 81216 41 88 $8 .. 7 7 91* 219
Wool .. .. d3O 1 1 a .. .. p .. ..
Moreton .. .. 8501 14 .Ig . .. . 9
Doiloineris 961 29 547 8.42 _.7 37 960 3 5
%Variant% .. 996 180 4 0 40 .. 3 010 6, ..

SUNDAYS.
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
Dorchester to London. London to Doreht•Ur.
Clam.' 1,2,31 A! MO
s,• Class. 1,1,3 4;2,0101
sal.
r. 16, P.M. MALI ta.PLO P.M.
WITMOUTU 6 0 120 930 rt.:, . • p . 214 810
Dorchester 625 145 4016 d p1.f.." 7 C 140 12 6
Moreton 436 2 , 1028 Peas/aped 9$ 3402 5
Wool 6 47 348 •
. . Wadebaut -1 10 • 0 361 219
Wareham 05$ 286 /047 Wool .. i: 28 48 ..
Poole June 7102$ 11 Q Moreton •. 40 424 ..
Suuthampt 9SO 0 0 130 DeltenteTSß 1 0.4 31 1 5
Londou El 31 9 0 430 WaYdelrta.; 1126 1 0 ' ..
. (i) First and second class passadgara Iwo.. ist, pokiest
at 12.50.
On Sundays a 3rd class leaves Blandford for 7,97l2lsltesse
at 6.50 a.m., and a Ist and 2nd at 2.35 p.m. A Srd Mem
leaves Wiedborne for Blandford at 9.14 a.m., end a let rad lad
class at 9.21 p.m.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY, "
BORDINGTON,
ripmg DORCHESTER, COAL COMPANY
.1. beg to inform their Mende rue tlnr_ Oath.
rally. that they are new SELLING COAL at the
following
REDUCED PRICES,
FOR CASH.
At their Yard, FORDINOTON
per cwt.
Best Wallwend Coal, Screened ls. 3d,
~ Small ditto ..... Is. Od.
Rnabon ditto
~Radatock ditto ditto ...... bed.
„ Reath Clam ll .
NO OHARGE for DEIAVERY in Dorchester and
Fordington.
At the Great Western Railway Station. :
velem
Dorchester. Newton. Toner.
Beet Radatook Coal, Screened lid. 100.
„ Small ditto
„ Newport Smell {Smith's) ls. Od. Is. Od. Is. Od,
„ Rnabon Coal is. lid Is. led. Is. DA.
„ Bull° Coal ls. oa oa. 1.. oa.
„ Tech/ Stone Cclal le. sd. Is. sd. is. sd.
„ Reath Calm
All Coals not paid for within three months will by
shamed Id. per cwt. more.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
end WEYMOUTH on retposable terms.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, Ito.
The DOSCH:IBT= COAL COMPANT are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, kn., Ito., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addreeeed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Hotote, tie
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchesteriwill have
mmediate attention.
April 1, 1862.

QOAL STORE&
AT THE DORCHESTER AND 11A1DEN
NEWTON. RAILWAY Easnatis.
.1;1 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
_a: . the Publie that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At the South-Weetera Station—
Best Walls End Coals Is. 3d. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths ... Is. Od. "
Newcastle Steam Coal ... la. Id. "
At the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Radstock Coal lold. 100.
Small ditto 6d.
Best Hullo
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. bd.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carrage.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderateicharges.
Best NewcastIeGRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. Loon, Post Office, or by
Mr. It. HIM, at the G. W. Station, will be punctually
attended Mt

THE MOST CONSTANT FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
-
BAD LEGS AND EAD MASTS.
In no ease has this Ointment been known to fail
either in the cure of but legs, or bad breast.; thouiandi
of persons of all ages have been effectually mired by It
when discharged from hospitalise incurable. If dropay
settle in the legs, the Ointment will cure it if used with
the Pills.
SKIN DISEASES, HOWEVER DESPERATE, MAY
BE RADICALLY CURED.
Scald-heads, itch, blotches on the skin, scrofulous
sores or king's evil, and such like afflictions, yield to
the mighty power of this fine Ointment, provided it be
well rubbed into the affected parts two or three times a
day, and the Pills be taken to purify the blood.
DROPSIES.
This miraculous Ointment, if well worked in to the
complaining parts twice a day, will penetrate to the
disordered vessels; and the Pills, if taken according to
printed directions, will produce the most pleasing and
wonderful effects.
--
Both Me Ointment and Pills should be wed tin the
following cases
Bad Legs Cancers Sore Nipples
Bad Smuts Concentrated and Sore-throats
Burns Stiff Joints Skin-disease'
Bunion" Elephantiasis Sonny
Bite of Mosebetoes Fistulas Sere-haads
and Sand-Files Gout 'rumours
Coco-bay Glandular Swellings Ulcers
Cblego-foot Lumbago Wounds
Chilblains Piles Yaws
Chapped Hands Rheumatism
Corns (Soft) Scalds
Sold at the Establishment of Plol,llbBoll HOLLOWAY,
244, Strand, (near Temple Bar), London; also by all
inspectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through-
out the civilized world, at the following prices:—
la. lid., 2s. 9d.,45. 6d., lls., 225., and 335. each Pot.
*„` There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
eine.
N.B.—Directions for the gedelanee of patients in
overy dipordot aro *Axed to sash Pot,

(B) Pint second and third cious pamengers can leave London
at CM., no as to proceed onwards by the 10.80 train from
Southampton.
(D) The train leaving London at 3 pan. will stop at Wool
by signal only.
(A) Passengers for Wool and Moreton must ehangeearriage,
at W areham, exeunt thoae from London and Southampton,
who can bent down at Moreton on informing the guard.

GREAT WESTERN.
Weymouth and Aprdester, yid Yeovil, to.
OP TRAMP. WINE DAPS. . ' Atibi\
Class.. ' a 'SO .11115121121,11,111,2,
P.I P. P. A4ll. P.M.
$ 546 .. 0 0 546
17,07tilutt
' 4 '' 6 0 .. 920 6 0
Brldpt dpi 352 6 5 245 9 5 540
I6dnNewt.l 455 615 9 985 620
Eversbo I 486 ... .. 949 680
Yeovil ..I 460 6' 010 660
Bruton .. 'OEI . 1050 798
Saliaby ~ 830 ..
Weathwy . 11 23 8 5
Bath dp. 10 15 850
Brlstolar 10 80 9 0
Cappanm 230
London ..
420 ~

On Week dart akiiiha uswit • at
10.15 ctn., and a 151,11nd, and &dist &O p.i411 Ester
only.
On Sundays a third class train from Weymouth (10.85
a.m.) and Docolwakw (10.66 a.m.)„ nana 66 ldatden Newton
(11.16), and Bridpert (11.66); suds correnpondmv down third
clan train runs on Sundays from Malden Newton at (9.10
am.), Orimstone (9.60 am.), Dorchester (10 am.), and Wei-
mouth (10.20 am). (5) On Fridays only.
(ID Third class from Weymouth and intermediate Station
to Yeovil Inclusive to London: alto from the Bridport branch

London, red Yeovil, to Dorchester, Weymouth, etc.
DOWit MIDI. WEB, DATA. SUNDAYS.
\
Class. 1021,2,31 ,1,2,311 a2l a 2 102 1,2,3 1,2,2
A A.M. A.M.I .•. A.M.I A.M. 2.11. A.M. A. N.
1.0114011 .1 .• CO Or 715 9 1610 46 460 .. 118 0
0b11194010. 7.40,10 0210 11 451 2107 20 . 124)
Bsistotap 646..800 1200 .. 140 625 816 610
1_ Bath ... 7 901 oto 1 a .12 /a 7 845 640
Westbury 825 1043 It ,9 1137; 6-08
&baby as 9381 .. 410 11 861 410 916 .. 980
Bruton .. 0 01.1.25 336 1 01 .626 137 a 1 710
lflonfll ~I 955172 5 -till 1 $Ol 42011, 9 6 -1046 745
Egvehel 02 2$ 41 86 245 II .. 11 10 810
IldnNewt. 10 1011158 430 166. 460 930 6120 820
Ilrldpt az, 045 . 520 2 26, 5 20,10 0 1168 655
1088Dorchester1 112.66 6 5 2 6l 5 51 945 11 40 840
Waymouthll9 60J 115 220 3 201 520 10 0 It 0 9 0
A. Let and 2nd Class Train leaves Malden Newton on g
Week-
-ostil 6.25 p.m,, at MrWport at 5.65
On Week days a Ist, 2n..1, and 3rd Class leaves Dorchester at
8.45 p.m., arriving at Weymouth at 9.
(5) let & 2nd clans petteenwere leave Paddington at 2.15 p.m.
(C) Third claw from Paddington to Clappenham saw
all one below.

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the Chain Bands are adapted to be worn on any part of
the body affected, with the greenest ea and oomfort.
Their prolonged, efficacious, sod perceptible action is entirely
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Theatre). Chain Bands, fn., its., Dia., and upwar&, email*
to their electric power.
Agent for Dorchester—Mr. J. FROUD, amidst, he.
„ Crewkeree—Mr. J. Pearce, Chemist, &c.

FRENCH WINES.
Per Diem
BEATTIOLAIS (Formerly 20/, now) 16/
ST. =ILION CURET ... ... 14/
(Bottle, included.)
HUNGARIAN WINES.
20/ per Dozen (Bottles included).
wasaLms, Importer, Oroeby natl.
82. Biehopegste Street Within. London.

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CHRONOMETER, WATCH & CLOCK MAYER
to the Queen and the late Prince Consort, and
MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK FOR THE
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
INVITES attention to the superior workman-
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of Watches and Drawing Room Clocks.
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do.
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Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description, An
elegant assortment of London made sine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains, &a.
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INCOME WITHOUT TUSK.
DERSONS having a little time to spare are
apprised that the EAST INDI k TEA COM-
PANY continue to appoint AGENTS for the Sale of
their celebrated Teas in any Town and Village in the
Kingdom. These Teas are packed to snit all purchasers
on leaden canisters, from one ounce to one pound. A
Prospectus sent, post-free, on application to the Com-
pany, at their offices, 9, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate,
London,

GLEN PIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
THE LADIES are reapectfnlly informed that
thie Steam ia EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE
ROYAL LAUNDRY,
and Ilea MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS says, that although
she has tied WHEATEN, RICE, AND OTHER POWDER
STARCHES, ahe has found none of them equal to the
GLENFIELD, which is
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
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TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS.
N;VANTED immediately, a Young Man of
good address and thorough busineu habits
who has been accustomed to a reapeotable country
trade. Also,a well-disposed youth as an APPRENTICE,
who will be treated sac member of the family.— Apply
to Mr. ABBOTT, Shaftesbury.

BIRTHS.
July 19, at Bell-street, Dorchester, the wife of Mr. George
PiMeld, tailor, of a daughter.
July 12, at Brcadwinsor, the wife of Joseph Studley, Esq., of
daughter.
July 19, at Cattlatock, the wife Al Mr. W. Lutes, grocer and
draper, of • eon.
July 13, at Crewkerne, the wife of Mr. Philips, engineer, of
a son.
July 15, at Cattlateck, the wife of Mr. T. Medway, butcher,
of a daughter.
At Woodyatee, Mrs. William Day, of • son, who survived its
birth only two hours.
July 14, at the Rectory, Melbury Abbes, the ‘1 .te of the
Rev. Henry T. Glynn, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
July 14, at Miteham, Surrey, Mr. J. T. Ensor, auctioneer.
Dorchester, to "Emma, second daughter of Mr. George
Simmonda.
Julyl4, atTrinlty Church. Weymouth, Kr. Stephen Dennis,
mason, to Emma, fourth daughter, of Mr. James Tarr, (both
of Dewehester.
July?, at Tolpaddle, by the Rev. G. L. Nesh, Mr. George
Arnold, to Ellen, the only surviving daughter of Mr. R.
Watts.
July 14, at Cattistook, by the Rev. J. Kingston, rector,
Edward, eldest son of Mr. E. Williams, of Cattistock Mills, to
Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. George Riggs, of Medford Mills,
In the same parish.
July 15, at South Stoneham, by the Rev. W. D. Harrison,
Tom, youngest son of Mr. John Kendall, of Casismoor, to Mary
Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. George Brown, of Allington
Farm, Bishopetoke, Hants.
July 12, at StiMartin's-in-the-lields, by the Rev. H. Swabey,
Lamlowu Craddock, Esq., of Sydney, Hew Smith Wales, to
Susan Ann, eldest daughter of J. Balch, Esq., Bruton, Somer-
set.
July 17, et St.. Andrew's Church, Montpelier, by the Rev.
Charles Evanson, William Wrestbrldge Moody, only son Of W.
Moody, Seq.. of Basingstoke, Hempshirs, to Anne, eldest
daughter of Mr. William Stallard, Bedminster, Bristol.
DEATHS.
July 17, at Lyme Regis, Henry Trotinan Lee, Esq., aged 61.
July 14, at Bridport, Mr. Levi Thomas, innkeeper, to.,
South-street.
July 13, at Bridport, Mr. James Liscombe, gardener, aged
84, many years town sergeant and crier for the borough.
July 14, suddenly, Mr. John Hallett, of West-street, Brid-
Pone wiled 87.
July 17, at Polygon-house, Southampton, Peter Breton,
Esq., late Captain Bombay Artillery, for many years • Deputy
Lieutenant, and a magistrate for the town and county of
Southampton and Hants.
July 11, Mr. Matthew Clark, of Chideock, accidentally killed
by being thrown from his gig, near Burton Bradstock.
July 11, Peter Trobridgs, the infant son of Mr. William Day,
of Woodyate•
July 12, at Silton rectory, aged 13 years, greatly beloved
by his family and friends, Charles James Hugh Algernon
Percy,youngest son of the late Rev. William John Percy,M.A.,
the rector.
July 12, at Crewkerne, John Marsh Tampleman, Esq.,
solicitor, aged ftl.
July 14, at Crewkerne, Mr. James, seedsman, aged 88 years,
much respected.
July 17, at 4, Wellington Place, Weston-super-Mare, after a
short 11Inera, aged 18, Charles James, youngest son of the late
Mr. Robert Hill, polka-officer, of that town.