The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19 00:00:00

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Spring Cart, nearly new
Harness
Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale at moderate Charges.
Commiasion—hl. u. the pound on Cattle and Sheep
5 per cent. on Him,' arid Implements.
No Lots to to rrusmi ',Awn as order frost Ike
Auctioneer or Ats 0(4,
ALL LOTS TO BE PAID FOR AT THE CLOSE

4 111111WATRICE,' an Wogant Waterproof cLok ..
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Leltirt wed least, lonning a new and coespieo, Dn.
a Lady. _ _ _

OF THE SALE.
rummy' or MALI PkID TO VUIDOI.II SARI DAT.

DoKCHESCER.

MR. T. ENSUR, has been favoured with
instructioha to SELL by AUCTION, on
StTURDAY, *PHIL 23, 1t370,
SIX HORSES

From Her M.;jcs-ty; E—Batieri o -kerne Artillery.
stationed at Dorchester.
Sale opposite Antelope Hotel, at half-put Three
o, clock.

BrOADRA YR& DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. H. RICHARDS, at the BLACK Duo
bur, in Be.b.WIIATIM. on WEDNESDAY, the
25th day of MAY. IS7O, at Three o'clock in the after-
noon precut:ly (subject to inch oonditione is will be
then and there produced, and in the following or snob
other Lodi is may be hereafter determined upon).—
The FR VIM /LD and INHERITANCE of all those
lIESSI IES or DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS,
and LANDS hertioalter desenbod,.tbat le to say :
...

I" MR. LEVER'S LONDON MADE
WATCHES by far surpass thaw of any other
English manufacturer."

SILVER WATCHES ... El 0 0
GOLD WATCHES E2lB 0
Watches of every description from the plainest to the
finest quality.
FRANCIS HENRY LEVER, the eminent and old
Fatahlished London Watch Maker, in again calling
the attention of the public to his Watches, which are
now known throughout the world, begs to return thanks
for the patronage he Mu received during the past fifty
years.

Lot I.—All that easuagn or Dwelling.lbouse, now
oscujsied as two Tonements by Witr.ham Fanurrox and
THoliAB THOM FAUN. with the Garden belonging thereto,
and the Idslt-bouse. Stable, and other Outbuildings
adjoining, in the oceupation of Mr. Joan Gaovis,
Master, together also with the commodious Yard In
front thereof, most desirably situate in the Village of
Broadmnyne, and abutting on the high Turupske-road
there. . .

These watches are well made and finely finished, they
are extremely elegant, are guaranteed to keep correct
time, cannot get out of order, will last a lifetime, and
are quite equal in every reepect to watches that are
sold in the tannery at doable the price.
Every Watch warranted and sent free and oaf* by
poet (on receipt of a remittance), carefully packed in
wood boxes, made expreertly for postal tranamission,
and registered at the Post.office to ensure their safety.
WATCHER OF EVERT DUCILIPTION AT • FATE AND
REASONAALE PEWS.

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Lot 2. —MI those two new soil subelantially-built
Cottages or Dwelling.hnuses. with the Gsrdeos beloos•
ins thereto and oreipird therewith, pleasantly situate
on the east aide of ilir high road from Broadmsyne to
Wrist Knighton. and now in the ooeupatioo of hznT
KINDS{ sod &must; as Tenants thereof.

Lin 3. -Al! those two other subst•ntial and stone.
Ltdlt Cottages or Dwlliiiiphouses with the Gardens
belonging thereto and occupied therewith, also situate
on the Eaet side of the High Road leadieg from Broad.
mayne to West Knighton, and now in the orieupation
of Ltot I'AUL and - 11114HOPIla Tenants thereof.

FROM 50. ROYAL TRRRACR, GROSVENOR PARK,

LONDON, E.
As the purchase of • Watch may be the act of a
lifetime it is advisable to buy • good article, which will
be found the cheapest in the end. Mr. Lzvea's repu-
tation and his Watches are alike known all over ths
world, and therefore purebasers will consult their own
interests in buying a good article of an eminent Loudon
manufacturer.

Lot 4. All thAt very deairable And highly-productive
Piece or Parcel of Arahle Land. containing 10a. 2r. Sp.
statute ute.ure, situate on the Down. called Mayne
1-I,iiru. and in the occupation of Mr. .101111 Gaovzs as
Ti.aaet thereof, and diatinguiabed by the No. 2 ott the
•Mop annexed to the award for enclosing the Open and
Counnoualge Lands of the said Pariah of Brocimayne.
_ . _ _

Of all nuisances, a bad watch Is perhaps one of the
worst—it is °notionally stopping and getting out of
order—costing its owner no end of expense for repairs,
and even then the time it keeps can never be depended
On.

Lot 5.—A1l that o'her Piece or Pato.' of Arable Land,
contAining 2.t. 2r. 111.. statute measure, situate dose to
the Village of Brostimayno aforesaid, and occupied as
Allotment Gird,.... nod which ia distioguished by the
No. 4A on the said Inclosure Map.
All the forezoing llereditamenta and Premises are
free of Ley tithes or reot-charge in lieu thereof.
For leave to view apply to the several TerAnta, and
for further particulars to Mt. ST11031" Solicitor,
Dorchester.
INleshest..r, 12th April. 1870.

To make this subject thoroughly understood, it is
necessary here to state that a good watch is made of the
best materials, and the workmen employed are those of
impel ior skill, who have had great experience at the trade, is
addition to which they take their time to finish every part as
eorrectly and exact as possible. But in • common article the
price will not admit of much time being devoted to its manu-
facture, Inferior workmen also are employed, •ho frequently
have those parts out of sight In a rough and ontalolseif state,
thereby causing • large amount of wear and tear, mid an un-
nocesvary ammint of filction, which mast In the end prove
detrimental to its timekeeping. Thie, of worse, Is only known
to lie maker, for a watch may be had and yet Ink
good, and for a few months keep time tolerably welL
This is estecially the came with many of the watches that 're
made in the country. and IA much to be regretted, m it will
In the end lower us In the eyes of the world, who now all look
to England for the best watches.
. . . . .

From calculations made it ha. been ascertained that the
cost of repairing a common Watch, alien it has been In
weer a few years; is often more than the price paid for it
in the find instance ; heedee the trouble and annoyance it
Caine.; ao that au apparently cheap Watch, may in the end
prove a dear one, if It CrAh, SS Much or more than HA sable
In a few yeari for retain, and men then the owner has
nothing to .how for the money but is being constantly misled
regarding tire time.
It frequently happen. that the makers of Inferior Watches,
aware f the aiffieulty of finding purcheacrw, adopt the expe-
dient of putting the name, of eminent manufacturers ofi them
—tine practice in unfortunately eery frequently done, and has
caused rio arterial tint., to haum reouum to law proceeding., in
coneequenoe of our nume being mad : but to be continually
going to law occadons a great lost, SU it may perhaps In
tome degree In-men the mil by giving publicity to it, and
we w.uild advi.e all persons about to purchase Watches called
" Liven" to communicate with us and the number, fib,
can be traced, and tbor frustrate any attempts of this descrip-
torn. . .

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Ii there is one thing more than another, se should be careful
to obtain good, it must be that which we shall always carry
about with us, and have occasion several times • day to rely
upon for Its timekeeping, A good article by being cleaned
occasionally (about once leery two years) will last • lib-
Iliac, so that after the lint outlay no further =plane will be
Incurred.

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The possession of a rood Watch is an emblem of respectability,
and denotes the position in life of its owner, and moreover it
will always sell tot its value should the owner at any time wish
to dispose of It
London has always been celebrated for the superiority
of its watches, and if we trace back the early history of
Horology, we hod that whenever a good watch was re.
quired it was customary to send to London for one ;
this is still done at the present day, and will always
continue while the Londoners keep up the character of
their manufacture.

VilT-EfliCS FROM .£l. TO £l,OOO.

GOLD Albert Chains with elegant seal and key
attached. El 54.
£115..

Ditto more =Lisle..

Chronometers Watches, Cloaks, Plate and Jewellery
of every deecription.
Illustrated Prim Lists free for two stamps.
These watches commence in price at the very lowest
a watch can possibly be sold at to keep anything like
time, and then graduallyadvanes to the highest quality,
every one of which will h., found far superior to what
is usually sold at the price, owing to the many new
and beautiful improvements introduced into the manu-
facture of these watches improvements of Mr.
LEVER'S own invention, of which he has the sole
right, and consequently are not used at any other
Manufactory.
With regard to the choice of a watch it rests entirely
with the purchaser to select that which suits best.
Many, however, find it inconvenient to visit Loudon,
and where this is the case, it is as well to write and
describe the kind of watch required, and the highest
prim it is agreeable to pay, and then Mr. Lives will
select the BEST possible watch for the money and send
It the same day, and should the watch not be exactly
as expected it will be immediately exahaoged or the
money returned.
Watches for Sporting, Medical, Astronomical, and
Scientific purposes.
Revolving Watches to form either open face or
banter, Ed libitum.
Astronomical Watches to indicate the age of the
moon, month, day of the month, day of the week, hour,
minute, second, and third of • seooad, ka, kc. Gold
Cases from 200 Guineas. _ .

Keyless Watches, from 5 guineas.
FRANCIS HRNRY LRVICR
DI A MOND MULCH A NT AND COURT JEWELLER,
Inventor of tbe Patent Lever Wateh, The Binnacle
Chronometer, Am., At.

ESTABLISHED OTIS HALS-A-CIATITIT.

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st the Osaersl_Poet.offiee, London.

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