The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

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AGRICULTUR A le L SPOSITOR r SALE&
1 -MT AnstmlUni to Mi.
' MR. T. ENBOII (late 8.12611 sod Thissost)
bats to anemias* that his next SAL.( 'PST
Syd STOP. STOCK WM be boa at
'
• BGPOSITORY,
opposite Om lioath-Weatera Mitatioo, ' noes the &nth
War., on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28. 065, sena.
incuci.l, at Twelve o'clock preeisely. Btaf.ling and
Keep fot Stook scat the do, before the 114 e 'provided at
Noderat, chance. Early Entries are rupoosted so that
doe publicity mar be 6,.".
All Late to be paid fir inivasidiately site the Bale, and
so lot. isms also without as .oraar. to lbs obtained at
the ...Bloom' the sale nrtoutd,
. TWIALIIT 1111111114 :
6 Fat
5 vitae Fat Devon Heifers
7 'HAIM Main% boot It. 4 rowel& • -.01o•hor.;.
2 !reels Olen. FA Slag -.341 9:11 ,
15 Fat Beensvirsithiss , • , . .. 1 dufr•
ap ditto .1 3%.11.1 ~..: 11,1 i. ',,.$ .1, ,a 0 ~.,., A
10 ditto. ~..alsosq mit mama .4 boatteeh inik/S11114,1f• ils.
20 Fat Down Iwo *.tdootlbwelo ttf., at :: ,
10 ditty
20 &to, ,xtertot v't.,loptnt imp: cad re
20 F.tilertplis R14114041* Xllll'4Elll.* rePari 1
...ri ditto .. ~ ti 7 .. ...NS SW ...air 4.1 b. rmic. ow,
~ !I

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Time 1
Brows
Brows
By Om

-•■••PLOIMI OP TS.
Fear
bane. • psi warless
bards

W.
TEII4
Albin Olt in PLOUGHING
: Ilir.
talk lin ' Warro Farm, 's ot Err
saw 1 riIIMAY, 27th OCW BEE.
Coodid Wen grand at sine o'clock,
Tho oho Corneaoloo for
indium Carton. Loduldnro, sod IF
to ha lib Soorotary Infin IE,
Tooodor, iloo Itth feisk, of leak Ana
oinaloodlo Aft Certificate. for Piontblet ideal
la at tlodliiii'*loWn who ilivr• Ins •
ashaarkkt reef -to do ao by the Illi
, 111211,1176 6 sad DINNER
~.4. as lap Übe( BOIL, Wareham, os I'II,IISDAY.
lima 2nd usoajott. aS half-put tilt,* °Woe( F.. Is.
~. W. C. LACEY, Hon. Sao
INA

LW.
Pre-
@erne*
' (Meek co
stay be
Al be sent
_ paid their
the 146 init.
- will take

The
piece alt
•the Suoll -
a Ate
Wilallarthlitle"We

WANTED--a rearmia-
bitt MAN,
with good reformsees. One mead to
Country Trede.—Apply to B. Coasts, Parttime&
SUED-MILD. —WA N TED a man who
aaderitaiods the wmeaseasent of sheep, and can
have • good character from his last master ; if married
sad witnata family he would be preferred. Wages 12s.
per week, house and Emden. Lambiet mosey allowed.
.A poly by letter to the Boum, New Park, Lymington,
Mom
NORTH BRITISH AND 14EXUANTLLE
' INSUBANCE COMPANY.
SPNCIAIr NO-
TICE.
:wa B, DM
mar 11
METE SIETINNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS.
NIIIIIIIPoingteIINW.WIFIEEI WHOLE PROFFIII
mime misaptptis ASSURED.
THE MOEN Or THE COMPANY CLOSE ON
tw iDOURBIERR.
lenSfar LIFIC INSURANCE meat be lodged st
the 000, In LOSDOI and gDISIVIGII, or with
el Gm deopiowy,, is or before the above
date, enteerwise the Pettey will not be entitled to shore
is the Climekto the Berplus this to be declared.
The nervaz4 Melded will sacrist of the Profits
*managed tie INIOS Tio sinew MI.
• 1,
THE MAMMY' SUCCESS which has
• of this Coonpeay dune
Isr lb. LARGE AXOUNT
OF A vie :
SAM w wenn . 1i1.1188,437
New Aamtal PrIOSSUII . .
nits DEP ART .
lENT
Ilte LOWS in Tire Premiums during
Go priest antavats to. . . £lOO,OOO
Way to Lroorves,Eand all kinds of
WINN.
owl taM iolonsatiosh my be bad
MIAs Mei Oases, attic. typal Me Assam *I the
Ovaisos
HEAD OFFICES:
. 61, Threedueedle-streek S.C.
ay -Wokalgolthrtse. Pal Mcll &W.
. •$4. PelareN.egeoes.
AGIXTE—DOIVISTEIXER.
Rit...Devis Soso, Messiah
IlleliCZT ...W. Pitt, Probate Court.
= lir.; ... Il Clarke walgeld. ambler.
...G. Barone Gramm
Igraborm... ...John Cole, Silversmith.
angeridp... ...A. COMAS, Ironmonger.
irsystoviit ...P. W. Howard. Solicitor.
TOMB ...Galls.Lowdememdlionth-Weatern
Terms&
VAOMPS—Lysis Bog* Peole,Wheborne, Starminster
Mew.
SOWN WANTED 70S vox vain.: Dinsters.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE B9ROUGH OF
DORCHESTER.
--
' GIMITLIKIN,—
-F FIND it impossible to attend at the Council
1 Beard as often as I could wish, or as a member
ought to do; I shell net, therefore, offer carpel/ as a
Candidate for Re-eleolton on the Let November.
I am, aeotletnee,
Year obedient Servant.
ROBERT RAYNE.
Dorehester, October 20, 1865.

TO THE BURGESSES OF DORCHESTER.
Garmarm,—
MY termof Moe as Mombee of the Town
Council will expire on the lot of November, and
I bag rserlatimun7 to inform you that I am not a Candi-
date for
I am. GoatiAnsea.
Yours faithfully.
ALFRED S. MASON.
October 18, 1886.

, the 1, _
the hours of twelve o'c at mom
the afternoon of the day, for
- on the drat of Jaasary, one
1 sad sixty-dr, at halve o'clock ,
dinisted by thici Ad of Parliament
• ef the
*4 r

x.;141

THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortaightly Sale*
of HACKS, HUNTERS, HARNESS an
CART HORSES, CARRIAGES, do., an held on ever)
CATTLE MARKET DAY.
Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that arm/
Gentlemen are continually representing to him that it
would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good Masa Horses,"
If some arrangement could be made for viewing them a
day or two before the Sale at the Repository. If seat in
on the Friday before the Sale, two clear dap, wield be
effordel, the whole expense of whioh would be 3s. 434 ch
horse er day for keep and groom, amounting to 124
from Friday t, Tuesday inc mtive, the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2a. 6,1. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Monies aa being
"on view" for Tuesday's Sale.

RETURN OP MR. M. DEVENISE.
To air Editor&
THE friendly inticeatios to the Inhabitants of
Dorchester, published in year /sprat of last
Monday respecting the rcturn of Mr. Deveniah to the
01111110il of our Borough, excited feelings of the moot gra' j.,
tying character, and many who read tbe paragraph ez.
pressed their determination to help forward his return ;
but we were sadly taken aback when, 00 Thursday tr orn7
ing, we saw from Mr. Deventth's advertisement, In the
enemy's columns, that he begged to decline the honour
of being again interned to the Council. Now, noon..
who reads Mr. Devenish's *delirium:owe can for one
moment doubt that it 'sprees's truthfully the personal
feeliup of that Gentleman. Bet there are two sides to I
the qoestion. They have seen Mr. Devrnish for many
year.' discharging public duties honourably, and, in
every Deepest. as an independent Getetieman, and as it
op not Ms seil4 el the Barveeset that he Amid have
elk ' the Opened it '¼ut lank
tire " to -
el,

IF Jr AND M. BASOOKBE have mach
• pleasure in announcing the RETURN of their
'MILLINER from Town.
Tee SHOW-ROOM will be opened on fitvelspar Dent.
the 28th init., with the most Fashionable MILLINERY,
MANTLEA, ke.
T. end H. B. also invite attention to their stook of
the newest designs in DRES3Mt, SHAWLS, and other
'Art;eles Puited to the present seas,n. whleh they hav•
plapniehamtd in the Londe^ Markets.
1C2f.11 .....II very large lot el Menobeiter Goods for
=Aeritiea, ke., bought before the lace advance.
' -0314, 188 S.

_ - cariftiog among _
tro petional potillootion to
blob bodjbe niooi their noepeative votes for
Aims *via to 144 k. °See et Marie toe tbio
Holonsio.
Nontain,
Toon obediently,
HHNOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS MIX,

ATIONAL MOURNING
Of every description may be obtained
IMMEDIATELY.
To soy extent, at the
BRISTOL MOURNING WAREHOUSE.
DRESSES, SKIRTS, MANTLIM,
BONNETS, PETTICOATS, SILKS,
LINZEYS, ROYAL WIPP CORDS,
GLOVES, COLLARS,
AND
FANCY MOURNING GOODS,
IN GREAT VAR; ANY.
DRESSMAKING
of the most
VARIED AND DIBTINGUISHAD CHANAOSIN,
In first-olase Style, with the latest Improvements,
oominoted by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
DOREY AND DOWNEY,
BRISTOL GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
154. PARKSTREET, BRISTOL.

TO THD4411021111116 OF THE 80E017611 071
DORCHESTER.
MT BROOM BlEigisais,...
As an Comoillore mast take plat*
very ibifrify, end Is my name appears in the
Arm County impress sad Agricultural Gazette as •
person who may possibly be thought of aa one of them,
I beg to take this opportunity of nablisly thanking you
for the many attentions which yaw hare kindly one.
tarred on me; and, to prevent Um possibility of my
wishes being misunderstood, to my that if I were elected
I should most respectfully decline accepting the °Mee.
Hoping that Yon will kindly pardon my preferring
private to public life, permit me to asmre you that I
remain, my brother Burgesses,
Your most obedient bumble servant,
MATTHEW DEVENISH.
Dorshastes, October 18th, 1865.

lopi T. HAWKINS, FiknoT, WITNOIITH,
lA. has now on SALE his newly-imported DUTCH
FLOWER ROOTS; also e few pore-bred SILVER-
SPANGLED HAMBURGEI COCKEREL, and six
*holes HIMALAYA RABBITS.
sir The Annual Sale of Rose., Fruit Trees, Plants
&A., will take p's.ce on Tuispar, the 314 id 0 4oher.

pHOTOGRAPHIC INST.LTUTitJ2O
38, NIGH WigiT-STREET, DORCHESTER.
Re Inapority's itoyatLettere
It at tor
Photographs in *-4?-4.7-t, Printers Ink.
Prise Medallist of the Photographic Boatette, of France
and %Wand.
PORTRAITS
TAKEN DAILY PROD DINZ TILL 'rya.
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
Oilier, Decorator, Paperhanger, &c.,
IN ALL ITS BRANDT,&
Picture Frames and Room Mouldings of every
description made to order at the shortest notice.
OLD FRAMES RE-GILDED.
Workmen in any of the above Branches sent any
distance.

424111A111 1
HOTEL COMPANY
(LIMITED).
•
DIGBY DENT, MANAGER
Donarrerrsg, DORM.
T" m?tr - of the above Hotel bege most
- - to inform the Public that the benne
; a thorough reaorstion., he con with
their petrmege. Having condunted
--....1 sae two leading hotels in (tontines and Ports.
'SOM. where Royalty, the Nobility, and nearly the
=of the different Embassies have beau entertained,
elm alms given the greatest attention and the
galinfmtlam Ito the M,aasile and Comusercdel
ill=110140101•EMOne the game popularity
giss
lali a TM Wises. Spirits, and Provisions
i IMO gigs best sort. and the Kitchen is under the
,1 &lodes of a Wonted Man Cook. A handsome mloon
' les been opened at the Ladies Coffee Room, where
soup, outlets, and steaks can be had at a few minutes
notice, and new handsome cerriages with grey horses
con be furnished for wedding parties.
I
ANTELOPE HOTEL COMPANY
(LIMITED).
DIGBY DENT, MANAGER
Doscuum, DOM?.
THE bfanager ham about ONE HUNDRED
DOZEN of PINE OLD REAL VINTAGE
PORTS, possessing high Samar, and will be happy to
Mew samples of the Wines to gentlemen looking for a
Arse elms wine.
Arirtmers HOTEL COMPANY
(LIMITED).
12IGBY DENT, MANAGER.
Down:ens, Donn.
TO COACHIKAKERS.
TIOTDERS are invited for a ONE-HORSE
ENIBUS, to be addressed to the ?imager.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£8,000,000 Sterling. guaranteed by. Government,
me annually divided in monthly allotments in various
Sams upwards to £25,000 Sterling. An investment of
£1 ins), secure £25,000 Starling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply to
FIIZDIMICIC Sten, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-hieing ; or
letters addressed to him at 8, Three King curt,
Lombard-street, London, 8.C., will be immediately
forwarded.

BEST QUALITY GOODS
AT MODERATE PRICES.
PATENT DYE FAST BLACK DRESS GOODS.
WIDOWS' MOURNING SUITS.
FAMILY MOURNING SUITS.
COMPLIMENTARY MOURNING SUIT&
SERVANTS' MOURNING SUITS complete,
from £2 10s.
MANTLES, SKIRTS, BONNETS, DRESSR4, &a.
BLACK DRESS MATERIALS of every descrip-
tion, and Crape out by the yard.
MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING Orders
executed promptly, and with despatch.
DOREY k DOWNEY, GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE, 54, PARK-STREET, BRISTOL

DENTAL SURGERY.
NOTICE OF ATTENDANCE AT DORCHESTER
EVERY SATURDAY
THROUGHOUT THII TR•I,
At MR. HAZEL'S, IRONMONGER, HIGH
WEST STREET.
One of the Firm of
MESSRS. ESKELL Jr SONS may be
consulted as shoes on Mr. ESICELL'S well-
known Patented Invention in the construction of
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which are made and fitted,
without extraction or giving any pain whatever, in a
few hours. Their surprising softness, firmness,
durability, and appearance to nature cannot be
equalled by any artificial work of ordinary construction.
See Treatise on the subjeot, free for seven stamp..
Inspection invited. A single Tooth from fe.
DECAYED 'TEETH STOPPED.----:LOOSE TEETH
FASTENED, /to., Ac.
Only oste visit seceiwy from country patients.
ATTINDANCS AT
RYDE, every Momper, at Mr. Goodall's, 5, Cross-street.
SALISBURY, every TUISDAY, at Mr. Roe's, stationer,
Queen-street.
CHICHESTER, etery WILDNRSDAY, at Mr. Evans's, 78,
East-street.
WINCHESTER, every THURIMAT, at Mr. PridikVoon•
fecticioer, 105, High-street.
SOUTHAMPTON, every FIIDAT, at 4, Portland-street,
above Bar (as also every evening after six o'clock),
where patients will receive every attention.
HO WARDS'
ZIGZAG HARROWS
leir
I—
-11111
AV'
_•
;ir rJ. .dr,,Amis
• ; r i- • ti
•,;! . !.!:01.•
GAINED at the Royal Show,- Newcastle,
ALL THE PRIZES for HARROWS in all the
dame, and for the last TEN YEARS 3. kF. Howard
have won every FIRST PRIZE for Harrows in every
dam
FORTY THOUSAND SETS ARE NOW IN USE.
rub particulars will be sent free, on application to
J. AND F. HOWARD,
BRITANNIA IRON WORKS, BEDFORD.
Londoa 011ee :-4, Cheapside, three doors from St
Pant's. Liverpool Ofiloe i—l 9, Sweatingetreet.

KILPLAISHI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A T a meeting of the members of this Society,
held this day, it was decided that prime for Root
Cre Corn, and Ploughing, and premiums for Work
and S.r,ies only, should be given at the Annual
Meeting et the Society, advertised to take plum on he
Slat last., mud that there be NO SHOW OF STOCK
this 'mar in eenscquenee of the prevalence it the cattle
Admission to the Ploughing 'Latch Field at 12 o'clock,
free.
Dinner wi/I be provided at the Melplaith Inn at
o'clock p.m.
MRS. M. LOGGIA, Hon. See.
Bridport, October 11, 1566.

„.
WYTKOITIII 17NIO1.
TO SURVEYORS, VALUERS, AND OTHUS
Juititee of this Union are
TENDIRB from ematadeht
as to melte a FIELD VALI:IA-
__ ,ATION LIST, of the SATIABLE
ho the PARISH of CIRICIRRRLL, in
with the provieloae edible "union Anse.-
Illemmettee Ad, 184” awe the "Union
Amemineet Act, 1884."
"
ti 7 tame, elteukt be mot to me on or Is, the 30th day of OCTOBER
next.—
... cot pledge themadves to wept the
_do west Tender.
by Older et the Committee,
RICHARD RARE, Clerk.
Weymouth, September 23rd, 1865.

CER.NI ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.
IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
adding at the Beyond TOLL GATPI3
by the nettles of Padding Kean Gate,
and Gate Poet Gate, WILL 1116
conditions as wifl
A bidder, at the
- el

King
400de
of MO
' be put
to be the beet Miler, most at the
aw wet* in advance of the Beat at
' Way be let, and give amity, with
WOW oatiefaettoo of the Trainees of
, for paysent of the remainder of the
at Derateder the 23r4 day of September, 1365.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said
Turnpike iambs.

AT the last Trials of the R-A.S.E. st New-
castle, these Ploughs won 4 out of ibit 6 First
Prises offered. Sines that time they have won 23 All
England Champion Prima. They are strong, light, and
monomial. Prices from £3 to vs. They may be
obtained of all Ana class Ironmoagors and Dealers in
Implements, or direct from the

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114 TSON 1.70 L L E.° ar FOR LADIES.
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Hill, the Park, Kew Gardens, and the Railway Station.
The elsseen for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenics
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
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tertant Foreign Governesses.
Religious instruction is given by a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly,
Prospectuses may be obtained at our offices in SALIS-
BURY, BLANDPORD, WEYMOUTH, YEOVIL, BRIDPORT
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ALDRIDGE'S. ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON
ESTABLISHED 1733.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE-DAY end SATURDAY. Property most be
deliver, d two days previously, with instructions and
particul.is Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sit'e Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
I of the Own er.
Commiesion, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2a. &I.; Two-wheel, Is. 64. per week. Horse. or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Anctimi. So.;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. 6d. ; Dogs, 10a.—
Stocks valved.
N.B.—No Hams received for Private Sale on Com.
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the pert of any one
rounected with the Establishment.
WILLIAIf FREEMAN.
CANADA, NEW ORLEANS. AND THE wrsrERN
STATSS OF AMERICA.
MBE MONTREAL OCEAN
11/4 1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
off lb
it I/ iipb: COMPANY'S Steemere Bail from
- LITIMPOOL revery THURSDAY, as
follows :
DAMASCUS . 28j MOILVTO,_ . Nov. 2
Calling at LONDORDIIILEt every, retinal to take on
board Pasemagere cod Mails.
FAISS.—Firot Cabin, to Quebec, New York. and
B ston, £lB 18e., £l5 15e., and £l3 13e., according to
accoinmodation.
STREBAGB.—To Quebec, New York, and Boeton,
£5 5..; Children Ruder Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, Cl ls.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railway@ to all
peas of Canada and the United States at very low
fares.
New Orleans, by Steamer direst; from Liverpool,
every alternate Tuesday; and Queenstown, alternate
Wednesday. Fares.— First Cabin, £23; Steerage, £7 Ti.
For Passage apply to
WILLIAM SEARLE k CO.,
15, Waterotrest, Liverpool.
Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE & Co., Fotis-sYnarr.
Ocean Passage and American Railway Guide and
Government Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt of
four Amps.

QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION
OFFICES, LONDON.
--
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
--
FREE GRANTS OF LAND
A LL persons paying their own full passages
1-1.. to the Colony sec ive a £3O Land-Order—equal
to 30 acres of Land—for each member of their f.milies
of 12 yeses and upwards, and a £III Land-Order for
each child between 12 months and 12 years.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGES are now given
without restriction ae to age, to persons of the following
occupations: Shepherds, ploughmen, road-makers,
quarrymen, professed gardener*. miners, etrPentert,
masons, bricklayers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, ship
weights, Iro., also female domestic servants of good
character.
HENRY JORDAN,
Agent-General for Emigration for Queensland.
Appointed Agent for Dorchester,
MR. H. LING.

MONSIEUR C. FLEURY, a graduate of
the University of PARIS, and author of a
translation of the Odes of Horace into French verse,
&a., , dm., continues to teach French. Latin, and
Italian, with thi-ir literature and versification, besides the
elements of Germen end Spanish, all compared with the
English language and idioms. Pupils attended at their
or his own residence.
A winter class is forming on the conversational
principle. Terms by the lesson or the quarter, if
preferred, the latter beginning from the day of entrance.
Apply to his rmidence, 8, Royal-terrace, Weymouth.

MUSIC SALOON,
DORCHESTER.
PIANOFORTES LET ON HIRE,
AT THE LONDON PRICES,
FOR THREE YEARS,
After which, and without any farther payment, the
Instrument becomes the property of the Hirer.
Quarterly payments required.
Harmoniums may be obtained upon the same principle.
MR. J. ROBINSON solicits an Inspection
of his present LARGE STOCK of NEW
PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, in elegant
Walnut and Rosewood Cues, with all the Latest
Improvements.
A greet variety of GERMAN CONCERTINAS
from 2e. each.
ORGAN and CELESTE CONCERTINAS from
7s. each.
Every description of MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
at London Prices.
NEW MUSIC at half the marked price, forwarded
by post on receipt of Stamps.
PIANOFORTES TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
A choice selection of Fancy Articles, imitable for
presents. Photographic Albums in greet variety, from
Is. to 355.
SUBSCRIBERS to the CIRCULATING MUSICAL
LIBRARY have the advantage of all the new Munk.
Terms by poet on application, or may be had at the
Music Saloon, Corchill, Dorchester.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
STEAM FROM LONDON.
The Fall powered A 1 New Steamships,
Owned by the British Colonial Steam-Ship Company,
(Limited,)
LEAVE the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
and MONTREAL.
Cabin pass Age, 18 Guineas, 15 Guineas, and 13
Guineas; Steerage ditto to Quebec, 6 Guineas; to New
York, per Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Guineas; and pro-
portionally low tares to all other important places in
Canada and the United States.
Apply to Tuarßucys. CARTER, and DARLA, 3
White Lion Court, Cornhill, London, B.C.
AGINTS :
WRYIIOUTH William Roberts and Co., ShiyobrOkera
SALISBURY Brown sad Co., Oasis'.
Ysortu H. M. Custard, Sayings' Bank.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
_012,000,000 STERLING GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT, to be allotted to the Bub
scribers in various sums upwards to £30,000. Any
person by investing £2 can realise £30,000. For Pros-
peeing, containing full particulars (which will be sent
graiia,) apply by Letter, addressed F. F,. FULD & Co.,
14, Duke-street, Aaeipl.:, London, W.C.

SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OF TEL
pHILLIPs k CO. have again REDUCED all
Plums SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG BLA'AI TEAS, 10. 13.1, 2a., 2s. 6d. to 3s.
Most delicious Black Tea now only 3.. 6.1. per lb.
PHILLIPS & CO.'s TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST.
Infesior Houses copy this statement for obvious
rellßolll.
A PRICE CURRENT PORT FREE. 500AR8 AT MARKET
PRICES.
PHILLIPS k COMPANY, Tea Merchants,
8, KIN 4 WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, P.C.
PHILLIPS & CO. send Teas, Coffees, and Spiess,
Corrine Free, to any Railway Station or Market Town
In England, if to the value of 40s. or upwards.
PHILLIPS k CO. hays NO AGENTS.

NOTICE TO BurcHEREI, DEALERS,
FARMERS, AND OTHERq.
--
lUr ESSR S. GARDON and CO., MEAT,
ILL. POULTRY, PORK, BUTTER, GAYS, AIM CHERSR
SALESION, AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,
11, NEWPORT MARKET, LONDON,
Beg to return their sincere thanks to their friends for
all past Consignments of Meats, Poultry, Butter,
Cheese, Fish, Game, &a, and to assure those who may
please to favour them with further Consignments, that
every es ertion shall be made to obtain the Highest
Market Prices.
Commission for Selling, 6d. in the pound. Pigs,
Calves, and Sheep, 64. each. Live Cattle charged at
per head.
Please send an Invoice by post each Consignment.
Having large and extensive Premises in a command-
ing part of the Market, and twenty.tive years'
experienoe in the trsde, they feel certain to give satis-
faction to every sender.
Accounts refereed the day of sale.
Banker's reference if required. Cheques on Mwrs.
Smith & Payne.
P.S. Rabbits sold on oommission ; or contracted for
till the 25th Marsh, 1866.

Err COLE, .CHBMIST, ST.
MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
HOHNIMAN'S PURE TEA
is EIGHT-PENOE per lb. CHEAPER, al the DUTY
I. REDUCED.
Genuine Packets-2 4tol lb are signed
zfluerionic.. LONDON Original Importers Pure

GREAT SAVING TO FARMERS.
By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE NOW IN USE.
BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN GUANO.
30. per Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, and produces 10 per Cent, more Wheat—Proved by Experiments.
—....____
THE fixing the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia, and rendering the Phosphates
soluble, makes it the Cheapest Manure that can be used. '
For MANUEL, TURNIPS, CABBAGES, and other Root Crops, its beneficial aids will be found to be
extraordinary. For Top Dressing it is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and much cheaper. d..
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 favourably upon it—s full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
• ProfesirT WAY and T. M. EVANS, Esq.. say—" We have carefully analysed
r A j lo the sample of Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano produced by your Patent promos,
~ . . and have no doubt that it is a most excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
Crops, and also for Hope," &0., Re.
sAy, S PA'S . Professor YOELCKER says—"I have perused the specification of your Patent
for treating Peruvian Guano, and am glad to find that by adopting the plan
4Z, 19, described therein, you have succeeded in producing a most efficacious, conoen•
PERUVIAN trated fertiliser. Peruvian Guano treated:with Sulphuric Acid according to Bell's
GUANO. Patent is rendered more efficacious," &0., &o.
Professor ANDERSON, of Glaegow, says--" I enclose herewith Aaalysia of
4/41
.07
.......
4fONIA—I‘ your sample of Patent Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano, which fully merits the
I 8 62
name applied Wit. Peruvian Guano treated according to the specification of your
Patent will be much improved, and I have no doubt will be found • very excellent
Manure both for Turnips and Cereal Crone." lee., &o.
MARK Professors OGSTON, 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 £ll per ton, net
, cash free on bawd vessel in the Thames, or at any Railway Station in London.
, GIBBS, BELL, and Co., Vitriol Works, Victoria Boat., London.
Aoxims J DIXON & CARDUS, Southampton, for Wilts, Dorset, end Hants.
I WARD & Co., Exeter, for Devonshire.

ROBERT HAZEL,
IRONMONGER, DORCHESTER,
bay. to invite attention to his :.-- 1 CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thorough and

BENSON'S WATOHKS,
OLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, And
icLearßo W. Bffl2lloo, Ludgate- !
hill, LOndaMe E.G. (Ilatablisi ad 1749) Watch and
Clock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to IL RH. I
the Prince of Wake, lass fitted en extensive Workshops
with vesia touchiest, for the produotion of Cloaks sod
Timepieoes of every description.
WATCH ES
esiap'ed fee every clues. eljnoute. end country. Whole-
sole and Retail. Chronometers, Dupl.:, Levers,
fireisontal, Reputing; Centre &enrols, Reyle., and
Chsvongseplikrat #2l 104. ta,200
• • OLOCIDi
Drawing, Wittig, and Bed-mono Bracket, Carriage,
Church, Turret, Stable, or 01110;, et El la. to 1,000
GuineNP'',,astratiii'76oo tftl PRESS.
"The rtioveriente are of the Anest quality which the
art of horology is at present capable of prodeaing."-
Illastreied London News, November 8, 1862.
"Some of them are of greed IV; eau
English watoh trade only, follow up W the awns
and success this first attempt Witoinps with foreigners
In desorative watches, thiteernogra, lob. ao reason why
we should not get the trade entirely Into our awn
hands."—Tinies, June, Et, 1862.
BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Patent Lever Watch, Capped and Jewelled. strong
Silo or Case. made in four sites, from 11 to 2 inches in
diameter. This watch is suitable for everybody, and is,
without doubt, 1 e best, cheapest, and most acrouredM
Watch manufactured ma this country.
BENSON'S £2 10s. HORIZONTAL WATCH, !
Jewelled, ka, strong Silver Cases, 14 to 2 inches 10
diameter, • sqund and useful Watch.
BENSON'S 5-GUINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
Herisontal moveinei t. Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, oemMeell with a rich artistically.
engraved case and dial, making it a model of elegance. 1
BENSON'S 6-GUINEA GERTLEMAN'S GoLp
WATCH,
Horisontal Movement, Jewelled in four holes, and in
the late improvements, with • pure white enamelled I
dial, and elegantly engraved or engine-turned cane,
20,000 OTHER WATCHES
In stock, for prices of which see the pamphlet.
The above Watches are sent free and safe by poet to
all parts of England, Sootiest!, Wales, or Ireland. If to
India or the Colonies IS,, each extra.
A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
of Watches, Clocks, and Chains, descriptive of every
oonstruction of Watch mods, with their prises. Post
free for 2 stamps, from which buyers can select. Also
• catalogue of Silver and Electro Plate, containing 300
illtritrations, poet free for 6 stamps.
J. W. Benson, maker of the Great Cloak for the
Exhibition, 1862, and of the Chronograph Dial, by
which was timed 'The Derby" of 1862, 1863. 1864, and
1866. Prise Medallist, eases 33, and Honourable
Mention, Class 15.
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.

SEW' PERIJV.A.N GUANO.
?MBES. SCOTT fc RELY'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND QUIRE MANURES.
OIL OAKS STORE&
Hrtray TAirLOR, 44, Sorra-gram;
outworn.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drllls.—Stoam
Engine.' and Machines by Clayton, Shut-Haworth, and
Co., Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam, Ploughs and
Cultivators.—Wood 'a nd other Mowing and Reaping
kiachines.—Horse Rakes and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR cernx ;
Corn and Flour Soaks ; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Cover.; Cart Grease; Machine Oils • Grata, Percha,
India Rubber, n • Leather Bands; India Robber and
Gotta Perch..
AGRICC TUR AL IMPLEMENTS
Of every d scrirtio t Will the Latest Improvements.
, Garrett's, and Print and Co's. &anomie Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, Zs OTHER SEEDS
Of the best quality.

Situations Vacant,
Sales by Private Contrast,
Hooves Zit* •
Beans
APariBIOR*I.VPI6OI, aid Found.
ANAWM*II4N LOA. ; •
Sales by notion, and toade anneurlopments inserted
ell triodissio iibereto. • f ,• ,
Thisturik be found &Aida niviMitilesems sarlions for
all classes of advertisemesita,Airrellillefferebave a large
circolaticta ssaongse the nobility, eleggpiSsod gantry of
the district, Fbile they are the favourite non sheets of
the industrial classes.
information afforded, and time contracts entered into
at any of our Offices, in Derset. Sewers* and Wilts—
by Mr. Panfirairof Foov, Dorchester ; Office, 12, St.
Mary-street,. Weil/south ; Tucker's Library, Bridport ;
Mr. C. W. Mills* Blandford ; Sidealasues Libraries,
PeolejudAilosunegfrOdh Mr. ir POO* (reirtli ; Mr.
Roe, IBesteni Wilasunte mu Akan# lay of eat Cones:
pondiropedlitenbroado trboro,araliserigla the favour sad.
patronage of the Parochial Oleriy, we bare satin sumer
p'etter,")ni,,,i.... I
. ,
74, tyltp. - mita ir4ganiu

C.
Inn,

the FISH-MARIERT, end to inform sham that he has
'et the PISRMON G to ÜBRIN BUSINESS
t:lia 11e11,E68, *horn he van with confidente mom-
'send as his suocessor ' • at the earn, thee thanking hie
friends for their kind favours Mace the remove& et the
BUTCHSBING 131341/41188 to No. 35, CATHESINKAITIIEZT,
'there all Payments-eau be made.
,
CrAA ' A:MESS in succeeding to the above
ede•nerreindaainßoinenea, hopes, by obtaining
a ooneteet eepply of toe beet deseriptem of FfSli, sou
by giving proarpt attention to •lii o,ders, to merit •
continuance of that liberal support which bits been
avoided to his predecessor.
Mai LNG TWINS, GENERAL ROPE, nib '
11 , TWINE NANUUCTOILY, .
OP SITE GRIFFIN'S TIMBER 'YARD,
' ; HERTON-STREET, SALismi.gy.
4
h;t„,,t o.i ~ I IA 9.—.....
BR LUIPARD hogs to onll thoightippdion
Id ti.- kablfiricherstlitO hif soperisi iitiolt of
" "WerTleinee, which may be nlSAilddliN
I,llaherton: ' ,
-',41 at the shortest notice and
• __ .. ._ .

All orders
t

• 1)7 13111111,1. r, T
, m.tatilitattegeolopl4'masai., •
T B ts 1 0
.1",, AIWA HABIT MAKE% sau in tlrrvi
• HIGH STREET, WINDOINdki
(Opposite thellsiik.
Shooting Coats ••ifin• to 55%
Shooting Suits . • . Sea ~Hunting Coate . • . SO& „ flOs•
Hunting Breeches . . . 21a „ 425.
Overeoetsgor Wiater . . SOs. ••
Waterproof Origing Cootie, I. goo, „ 90s•
double stitebed, warranted
Habits sad Liveries.
,
NEW REFRESHMENT ROOMS.
--
Ty WARD (late FrELDER and SoN), Pastry
. Cook and Confectioner, hat mita nlautilt In
announcing that he has completed his NEW ER
FRESHEENT ROOM, •hninedisiely adjoining his
Shop, and that Ries are replete with every aecommoda•
tion to/ large and smell Parties.
isIOIINSID *NUM'S OP FOILISIGH WINE&
BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNUIS, SOUP
CIiOPS, and STEAKS an the Shortest Notice.
TEA and COFFEE.
Allsopp's Pale Ale and Guianese" Stant on-Draught
Marsnl•oteset, Salisbury, July,

0R GE HIN.IM AN, Nurseryman,
&emcee*, aadininiat, WATERLOO and FIBRER.
{VOW NORSIOntIi, BAUM*:
t..lExperionoed Gardenegilreionincended.
:i Seed RstablishntentOseßig the two Railway Stations.
--Plants Let on Hire for Windows or Decorations.
Flower Gardens and deform' umtelully laid out er
attended to.
, Garden and Hortietullars Seeds,(Sibiblue of which
' lkittree on application.
1. - I.,*t}l. 2
/1
1
; RI CHANT) v- Irkgft,
• AUCTIONEER,
A UNTANT, AND GENERAL 'VALUER
; I 'Tied, Machinery, mid other Property,
n,,.2- mo: TROWBRIDGE, WILTS.
Clir
Cl
vizi& . END BOOT AND SHOE
i - ESTABLISHMENT,
- 40, FIf3HERTON-STREET, SALISBURY.
tril, . --
CLARE AND SON
I
MIMI to return their sincere thanks to their
LA.) numerous friends for the liberal support and
they have coin.
the greatest at.
,oleraie charges, to
Itaris received.
.mlomikieorkmanship guaranteed. ,
of Wooden's and 'Children's Boots '
, kept on hand.
‘ne Trade supplied with ready-closed uppers, out to
=at the shortest notice, in Ent-class style, and at
he prices.
Mama, UM. .
A, ROBERT HOOD, Jim.,
ir7IVACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER
JEWELLER., &a.,
SALISBURY STREET, BLANDIPORD.
NEW and Second-hand Lever Geneva, and
oh her Watches. Ruglish Ch;elts of every de
sosiption made to order. A great variety of AClOrillall
and other Foreign Clocks always on was. Gold and
Silver Chain,; Wedding Rings, de. Old Dcld end
Silver bought or taken in exchange. The beet attention
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned in the Clotintry. A well.
',Med stock of Spectanles to salt all sights. Barome.
,1 Thermometers of the best make always on sale.
t for the United Patriots' Benefit Society.

a
WE & SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT,
, CROWN 130 TEL, BLANDFORD.
BYERS respeetfully announces that all
articles in the above trade are warranted best
end may be had hi Betties at Wholeitabi prises.
)prs PALE ALES k LONDON
STOtrt.

IRDENS CHERRY
TOOTH TAM,lbw la-tarly whiteness to
the Gums, and a
rib *As Brea*" la Pots Is. and 28.
NHILL, DORCIIESTISIL

13, CO

AIR. El. EDWARDS, DurrisT, Senn.
8T1387, DORCHESTER,
it Home MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATUE
DAY, from Ten till Five.
E. attend. at the ROYAL BATHS, ITBY.•
twin TUESDAY and FRIDAY, also at the
yeijiikatienta when requited.
iffitineeOttuvO ToWNS ON 11117R8DAT.
an Interview an spoointment is eaaential.

„RP WEARING APPAREL.
el. R. CLERK, of West-High
Doreiwookor,rospocer --Noth+-
issooovelyileourip'
whiels Woe tall
arded at tivAire*e

!ii green in money.—

, PORIIA/ID,
and Life Insurance
Provincial Life Aaniranee
"The Victoria Benefit Society,
• to be suede between the
from JO till &

AHD'S OASTLE HOTEL
PORTLAND.
SPIRITS of the beet quality. Private
Sitting Roome.—Sede,
Moderate. Note the Address.

Gm.4~4 L,
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,UMBER, ROIIESE
rirralt, Brittukais

(Bridg.
. where light ie
at DUFALLIS

' ! I—One of the LA HORST end REST
.S of GLASS, CHINA., end
of every description, easy be seen
Ware Rooms,Rast-street, Haidport.

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tondo*, weel Yesoilb to bora ester, Weymouth, d'o•
56W5 TlAtillb WEB.. *ATI 1111111) ATM.
Mmes. 1,2,8'1,2,3 1&t 111 1&I 1,2,3 i 1 3
sif, A.m. A.M. A.M. .1. r.n. AA. P.S.
London .. .. 7 5916 1 i 460 .„ 250
Swindon .. .. It 511 15 30 455 .
0 40
SHAM dp •o 19610 46 20 830 *0 530
Bath .. 725 16611 10 36 7 0 930 6 0
Westbury ass 3012 21 3 81, 520 407
Procne .... 840315 12 37 15 820 6SO 710
Bruton .. 9 6 342 1 2 48 842 966 735
Yeovil . 9 4 420 1 3 91010 80 810
Yeti:Mortar 11 58 4 .40 .. .. 10 40 820
Evershot 10 10 446 1 5:. 45 .. 10 66 836
Mdn Newt. 101 4. 5 2 55 935 11 5 W 45
Bridpt ar 10 5V,3 40 2.1 15 511 40 920
Grimstono 10 4 5 6 .. 6 .. 11 15 966
Dorchester 10 4 6lb 220 IS 950 1128 9 4
Weymouth 10 65 530 236 110 10 911 US 920
30 4.411., 3.0 p.m., 5.40 pan., and 5.0 pan
4.16 and 8.45 p.m., Ould on* leaves Maiden Newton for
8.15., arrhing at Maiden Newton at &SA

DOWN TRAINS.
&elides, rid Southampton, to Dorchester é Ireyneoul
Clam. 1,2,3 1,2,11 Well Ex. No. II A 2 Nail.
4.11. £.ll. A.M. A.M. PCI P.M. PC.
London .. .. .. in a 1050 11 0 310 610 830
alb.hary arr... .. 10 5 1 8 ..
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Blandford an 0511 a 18 .. 0 P tb• • •
Poole i kvive aIIII 15 7 .. 719 90 ..
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(l)nrst, ~and sod thlrd-claaalusaangen can I afl,V. Landes
at 8 A.m., .0 PA to proceed onwards by the 10.15 train from
goo tinim pton
(D) The train leaving London at Llo p.m. will stop at Troo,
by signal only, and at Moreton by signal on iNiteadaYS
(ff) passengers for Wool mast chum% Antigua st Piste
hnns, and this train will stop at Moreton to wet down puma).
germ from London op Sonthaltptint, on thformlng the guard.

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E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
, 4111‘...
_mg.
nil CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CIFIAIN HARROW
111111.11.1111
at he
Arial
introducedg,ioolturalebociety's tuguat ;.'llw, it.iewmos,trie, 1.8e.4, when nogpiLUe'weemereeeOffeeriaid for Chair
Cail
4 Akkja..31.41:3,,w,w... Harrow'.
333311'31SILletr A 8 a Rosh Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
I.lkalkaltalkattlyvvqw MORA, &a., it is unrivalled.
4.1)15,13,113/able It does its work better, end relieve itself as well as the ordinary Chain Harrows
'!•3131.111eddillr441111. when collecting Couch or Twitch Gram.,
,41)11.41.1.2.4...0...4,,e..."111. • It is also need for working down Land that Ku been Ploughed in with Farm
i
saale.e.apswinor • Yard Manure, melting • Si,t. rate Seed Bed withont on.turbing the Mantue, and i-
',3daraidaimesi invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a arm, fine tilth, such as cannot be
.0.41.011.0.0,01011.1111.0, obtained with any other Implement.
Alkaataa'aisia
:_s*a‘sWa's'ais*
i
DBLIPZILID TIM TO AST NTATIOW.
Ctiltaloguea with Price,, tee., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL

"Purity and Amllence of Quality."
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Beam their Trade Mink, the BULL'S HEAD, on each Package.
IT was the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
1862. Their GENUINE sod DOUBLE SUPEKFINE are Qualities p.rtioularly reemartoaded for
Family use.
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN BE PRODUCED.
Bold by all Grceers sad Druggists.
J. AND J. COLMAN, LONDON.

or The Dorohester Coal Company have just discharged a large cargo of Baltic Timber and
Deals, ex " Feronia," which they are enabled to offer on most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. Builders and others would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
making early purchases.
The D.O.C. beg also to state they have, for the present, made a reduction in the prioe of the
best Coal, (Wallsend) to the extent of ls. dd. per Ton.
•
DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORDINGTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDINGTON,
Best Walliend Owl, per tee
Raddoek ditto Ifie. 4d.
Nenth Culm ...............................
19.. 2d.
Myer'. ouperier TenbgStoneoal (for malting) . 6s. Bd.
A large and superior stook of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE, LATHS, TILES, GRINDSTONES, ko.,
eonstantly on Sale.
DORCHESTER
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
Ballo Coal el 1.. 84.
Raditook ditto 1.8.1 4.1.
Small ditto 11s. 84.
El Bd.
eath Celia 19s. 2.1.
The above Prices include &lirer (if required) Dorchester and 'Pordington.
The Malting and Beat WaJlend.oals are kept in AMR, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Bulb Coal
Small ditto 11s. &L
Thilto Coat sfintsN.
18s. 4.1.
Small ditto 11s. Bd.
gees: AMU) (tor Smiths)
... la ad. -
19s. 2d.
Orders receive immediate attention, ea:dreamed to
Mr. W. L'HOMME, Manager, Dorcbeater.
Aurent it IMIC

THE CITY *lick SPIRIT, ALE AND PORTER STORES
HENRY MEATYARD,
IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITSI
HIG.FI-STRBST; SALISEDItt,
SOLE AGENT fdt. 411 00361100 d Invalid Dahill Ale and Porter. Stogumber Mediciasl
Allaopple Pale, Feist and other Dinner dlea.
WHITE WINES.
Per Dim Per Sot.
d.
Pale Dinner Sherry - • - • 15 1 3
Alieante Sherry
The Standard Sherry • • • • 24 2 0
Choioe Pole Sherry - • - • 30 3 6
FILO Ciolden Sherry • • - - 36 3 0
Finest Golden Sherry - - • - 42 3 8
Old Golden Sherry • • • . 48 4 0
Very Old Golden Sherry • • 64 4
Marcel*. Inghani'a • • • • • 18 1 8
Rich Lisbon
*hainpagne
Fine ditto
Finest ditto
_

Vet 7 Old ___
___
Jamaica 42 3 6
- - 25 26 op Jamaica
. . 26 2 3 Ymest chtto
• , • 24 2 0 Rule sh,nb
-24 2 0 Pale Orange Bittern ---42 3 6
. . • 42 3 8 , . W HISKEY.
Camlachie • • • • • -30 2 6
BRANDY, lom.- II y Sel 3 0
Very Old Champagne • • - •it 0 0 glues otd 14. y " . ' , 411 3 '
Finatat Cannata :. ; 1 t I 6 0 F.heet Old Ira a a t
p.. • ditto :. • 1 • • - 40 It inahan's I.L. 3
Bordstailk ditto - - - • -42 3
Hankariau ditto
Finest Cherry - --a. -..- —42 3 6 cases . . . . . .I'"'
Woet and Chandon Celebrated Champagne.
Vint quality White Dry Sillery, per dog, 00.s—Fin4 quality &own Sparkling per dos. eft 6.. Per
quart lyt le.
0 dchill Porter, 4. 6.1. dozen. Allaopp'a Pale Ale, ss. and London Stout. 3.. 6d. prr dozen Imperial Pinta.
8..tri0., are charged 2a per dorn extra in addition , Ili abov prides, and allowed for when I,turned. N.
Pottle, tak.,n in
Tlig e.r.t.tp,g}untoe4A teNhtellial •
1e.447
...,,...... _.....
FOLLO sWING VALtietiL ",l1 7 ',FA OP MAI Y AND DakiSTIC I:Iti*"

AttL AiLULL IR A MlLit AND DdittsT/C USE
AA. SOLD PT
.W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
Opposite the Great Western Halfway litatinn,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY.
AGENT by appointment for Hoer, Du Harry Gu's lineaments Amides. Food; Eppe'
Hemoropathie Medicines and rkarita ; 11161.Myri, tea U tummy's Te4l: tim Oporto, e
Avaosintron, blinded. Sherries, ith. 61., 20., 25%, 21c, 3116., 40%, sill ; Port. . 15e. &t, 20c, 28s.
365., 44.4, and 60-. ler dozen ; Onampagnrs in Piste and Quarts ; Sparkling Hoek. Moselle, Burgundy, &e. mg,
WI kin& of Bri.ish Wines. Chaffiu's Iganody for Deaf tree ; Engliali and Foreign Perfumery ; Improved T.O.
Hair, and Nail Brushes in greet variety ;al.o Dressing and eoall Tooth Comte Every article requiaite for thc
Toilet and Nitmery Genuine Patent 51e,liciuen. Lavend.-r Water; Farina's Kan In COlOglib Era-mus Whim, •
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castr Oil, and other Pomades; *moves Cream for nonnehing an • itirengti,eniug th
Hair ; Quinine Slienny Dentifrice f.r cleansing and pree.rving the &e: Fitie Roarlit Lgetilles:
Prescriptions and &Indy Each $ mrefull preparsil. Avery tI mg ibid Ch. title.' Ile ti e
British Pharmaociposi, Chi.k's (An:l44m 1.1,161 d Flat bye, for ettoopog R do, Iley t.. &own or Black in
few minutes. I amp, Hormel 40f1 Ohio? eri-ry description. Horne and Cattle Medicines of ail
janinain, t1164e Anpesked with tbe Trade.

FOE. HISTORY &ND CULTIVATION, SE. EMS 11 IN THE "JOURNAL OF THF:
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY" FOR FEBRUARY, 1862. No. ILLVIII.
,
HALLETT'S
, .
'IRADE •
WHITE PEDIGREE WHEAT, •
-
. MAttt.
thoila I CHAFFED). •
NOW OFFEIiED ,FO JI THI4 FIRST TIME,
' •
eroten stick the Summit of the Coelk Downs, and yielded ..v..r ..everal Acres n• arly Seven Quarters per
Aare, the Crop oa Winds, Light Sodebeing this year extremely bad.
THIS is a fine Millers' Wheat, in addition to pommeling the eitraordinary produetiveness of the
original Red Pedigree Wheat. Straw of medium length and very indf, nett, being laid by bad weaiher.
• Winter Wheat only.
BRED ILSQUIRED,
If Drilled in September, 4 Swebels en 10 40[01. I If Drilled in November, 4 Bushels on 4 Acres.
„ Oil, ober, 4 „ 8 it „ December, 4 „ 3 „
Mite -The ORIGINAL "RBD" PEDIGREE WHEAT will he supplied if specially named, otherwise the
above tie* White variety will this year, in all 00601, beti rwaried.
Pero-, including Bags :-ONII GUINEA a 13(1-4HEL, or SEVEN GUINEAS the Quarter, by the Quarter
or Ralf Quarter, delivrebd in Sags sewed up end sealed, at the Dighton R ilway Statist upon receipt of Cheque
or Peatmeee order, wathert media it 'sill not in owy me be mu to naknormaCorrespondente. Less thaa a Buehel
will net be supplied.
'MAUS
CHEV.A.LIItII PEDIGREE BARLEY,
m i RIC.
Thie his been sCteWil4 In the mane manner se the PEDIOSIE WHEAT, viz.: -by repeated annual seleetien,
rectutios in pub year from • single grain.
Altittengh grown upon a poor thin soil (resting immediately upon the chalk), which apiii our neighbouring
fermi produces Barley rarely weighing so much as Subs, per bushel, snit St only for grinding, tile PEDIGREE.
BARLEY last year (this year's crop not yet thrashed) weighed 571bs. per buses', and produced 89) bushels
per sere,
&sides its astonishing productiveness, characteristic of all the PEDIGREE CEREALS, it possesses remark-
able value for the master, not a single grain failing to prininale, and al growing equally.
Although only a very limited area of it has this year been grown, it will, in deference to a generally expressed
wish, be at onus offoord to the public instead of waiting until next year, and a Subsdription List has been formed,
to which, gentlemen desirous of securing any of it for drilling next Spring, would do well at once to add their
names which, however, will not involve payment until it be ready for delivery, of which due notice will be given
by piloted cirsular.
BUD B.BQUIRED.
It Drilled in Mareh, 1 Buihel 013 3 Acres. I If Drilled ia April, 1 Barbel ma 1 Ames.
Pam :-TWO OVIttLiS a BUSHEL (including Deg). 80111'wed in 131418 sewed on mid sealed, at the
• Itsighton Railway Sta•lon, non rawaipt of Cheque or Post-oflee Order, witboia which it wilt not in any ease be
NW to unknown Corevapeednets. Less than a Bushel will not be suvPad•
' Note.- As the mninalty men limited, it will, until exhausted, basest out to Gentlemen in the order in which
: they have }moue ilmillaltereription Lid.
' FREOXRIC F. HALLETT, F.L. S.,
THE MANOR TiousE BRIGLITON, SUSSEX.
'---,-------r-Trn_
_,-7- - ---,-.-- .--•- ,
Int Right Itr.dnihmellSiocracietwirfavegeol J. T. Davenport sitatehrtelWins :-
" Patna Bi' ' ' • frate Hr. Webb, H.B.M.'s Consul at Manilla, bey 17, 11164 :-
"'The remidyineit ellbseehas in its affects (in Epidemic Cholera) bas been found to be Chleseelpse, id
m ' with • small quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several lives?"
CAUTION.--CHLORODYNE. •
Viee-Cbanoellor Sir W. P. Wood stated that Dr. Collis Brown* was undoubtedly the inventor of Cblarodyne:
tat the story of the defendant, Preemau, was deliberately untrue, which, be regretted to say, had been sworn as.
Sciainent Hospital Ph ' et loendon stated that Dr. .T. Collis Browne was the discoverer of Chlorodyne; that '
they 'be It y; and mon no other than I* Browne'lli--8•0 "Timai" AllY 13, 1164. The PuNio MO i
eautioned against uskesany other than • •• • ~
• 40l
. ;MAL& COLLIE RSOWNE'S OHLORADTSIII. J,..! i.W 11,6-,•* ii'
, relieves pain, cal= Oat qi6e, iNsthe doselei
aftlitisir,sgatials=titgarglorcif the body, without creating Idyll those limplenseit
tesemiliM—ne
tt wee eizM.AlielrfilkitM
iyetaZtt:it hti vhe
namiA:=04,01.4.6
~ 'yelyg it in gent quantities in the eiving diopeeeet- se •:)-isii...!ir.
CONSiniirgiOtia ASTHMA, BRONGHITI9, WHOOPING . COUGH, NEURALOISsi,
,I. DIARRHEA, RHIWIIitATHIM, SPASMS, &a
i i Ja c'ila •11, Im**Mmt Tedium:dolt Mmt 1 mob
ilmilliggeAlimmeNtMe."Sh J. CHM itoweetil"l"4BlP ass alsniolliMbitallikeemmir •
_....;41,44.1......tim60....0,... .. I
s as &est MOM, likkoimbor
• . .
, ~ .. , , • il " '
. • .- -,. •

RICKITTS'DIVOND
•
BLACK LEAD.
Used in the Palaces of
THE QUEEN
and the

MORE CLEANLY, POLISHES noRE QUICKLY
AND CHEAPER.
Because it is leas westefttl, sod because a little goes
further than any other kind. Sold by Grooers, Drug-
gists' Ironmongers, &c. RECIIITT and Boss, Suffolk-
am-. Upper Thames.street, London, B.C.
BARRY & Co.'s
SUPERIOR PREPARATIONS 01
0 0 0 0 A._
tested end recommended by Dr. AZDZIW Use. N.D., I.R.S.
PEARL COCOA Sd per lb.
PREP.A.RED COCOA is 24 per lb.
HOMEOPATHIC COCOA is 44 per lb.
iniavE COCOA, in 1 lb. and * lb. canister*,
le Ad per lb.
To be obtained of all Grooers; and Wholesale at the
FINSBURY STRAY MILLS, LONDON, WO.

PETER PATTERNS MUM
103 to 108, ROBINSON'S
OXPORD STREET. SILKS.
LONDON.

TAR Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are Imo E!GHT.PENCE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 41., REDUCED to 2..,„ Sd.
TRA formerly 3s, Ed., REDUCED to 3.. Od.
TEA formerly 4.. 04., REDUCED to 3s, 44.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED l• 31„ (IL
Two ounoe, quarter, half, end pound pastimes.
All GENINNE PACKETS ars signed,
Antax44/2' LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF TUE PURE TEA,
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Abbotabury ...... W ood.
Rrtdport
Rromiaster
Wand/oral
Ben RAN Mendell, Grocer.
Cerne .41bas B nnett, Lons•itreet
DORCIIRSTER EVAN., (rioces.or to Mr. Fraud
Hig • Bost-street .
tree Diluter, Broad-streor
Ifelberry Osetoreol
PielellerreettAidte
Pool
Worsham Beet.
W ISYMOUTII
Materna
Winierloonte
Come. k Hoot.
Teiminatir
()herniate. se., are Agents in every Tourer

BRITtiIyNNE COWS.
Nobility, Gentry.
awl others, Cr. respeetfully
informed that they can l•
..upplied with the shoe
air I, beautiful and profitable litth
At mituala (calved and dowi
calving) in any number a
. the shortest notice. Th.
nrest minces. And non .urageruent which har• sttesideti
the efforts of the importer in introducing the Pun
Breed of this useful and hardy Cow into the country.
ha A indaced bit to exttnii his connection .brood,
apoointiog esperienoed Agents throughout Dritten‘
ant he is now enabled to offer the puboo • coustan
supply of the choicest stock that can be obtained, a
vices which . tidy all competition. The low cis
together with the high Milking qualities of this Bleed
render them of great •alue to the Cottager, as well a
the Fancy Stock-keeper and Dairyman.
Apply to the Agents, Messrs. Rostursori laid Co.
38, Crutobeil Friars, London, E.C.

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
PROTECTION FROM FIRE!
BRYANT & MAY,
WMTITECI-LA_PMI, M0.A.M70,
LONDON, E.
Invite public attention to their PATENT
kATCH HOLDER and TABLET, a sketch of
which is given below. It is equally adapted for
use in Kitchens, Nurseries, Bed-rooms, Offices,
Wirehonses, &c and should be introduced bite
fftery household'
„27
The Holder is filled with Patent Safety Matches,
and the Reservoir below contains a supply et
Irriction Tablets surnowarr for two yaws.
Tal RETAIL PRICE conalma lB
ONE SHILLING
"Use vmazivw as a Diet."
Vide THE Tunes, September 25th.
Oaly Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
" Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

CABTI 0 N!
DEPORE PURCHASLNG SIMPSON'S FARINACE.
OUS FOOD FOR CATTLE, be careful to observe
that the Bag or Package is marked "Baum," "DUD
as Mr. BL•GIi is now the sole Manufacturer of the
genuine article, and several spurious imitations an
Wing sold.
Signed. Aux. Sttirkilt.
Snow Hill, Birmingham.
QDIPSONS FARINACEOUS ROOD for CATTLE.
1.3 —Sold by all grocers and others, ia Packets of Is.
mob, and Bags, 12e. 6d. and He. each. All remittaaoes,
wain. and business letters, must be sad/need to
JOSEPH BRACH, Stems MAL. Dudley.

KAYE'S WOIisDELL'S PILLS.
_
TB E E PILLS cleanse the stomach from
bile, correct the (maniocs of the lit sr and bowels,
and purify the blood in so marvellous • misoner, that
the patient, as it were, becomes • new being. To pre-
ierrelond lieslth; all should take one dose of KAY'S
WOUSDE LL'S PILL4.—SoId throughout the Empire,
in bole., at is. lid., 2s. fid., and 41. fkl, Wholesale
Doper, 22. Bread-street, London.
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day,
AO OA AM A RELLA.—Messra. JOHN 008 NELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the publics this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to Its pristine ho, no matter at what age.
The Arta Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
Leh the eltntrary, 1p beneficial to thesystem, and when the
r is once restbind, one application per month will keep
It in perfect color. Price one guinea; -buff bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testamental' from artistes of the highest order abd from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Messrs. J. 308 NELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to H 11. H. the Prinoms of Wake.
_
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
MRS. JOHNSON'S
AMEHICAN SOOTHING
BYRl7P.—This ellaselons
Wady has been in tuners] use kw
upwards of Forty Teets, and hal
• k *seated cense:nes Children
• 480., WIG& suffering front Ocrnsubdous
4 4%* tfid4 atirtheP*ufal
a
47‘;:Pieltry
rbsd
tryiebveq' the Iris
In:alaable :reparation
kff ' ne narcotio, nor any
begrediest whetewer. I
fore an innooent se SEINONNI,
tending to produoe the Teeth with ease- and nopleanneoLit
no child will refuse to let its Gums be rubbed with it.
pip be very particular to ask for JOHNSON'S dd.177
, RING SIRUP, and to notieethat the names of Barclay
&Mk Obi ParOngdoe Street, London, ate on the Stamp
dined to each Bottle. Pelee tsd per Bottle.