The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER
GENTLEYZN. _
THE speedy
Dissolution of the present Parlia-
ment, and the very unsatisfactory state of your
Ancient and Constitutional Borough, have induced an
influential Section of your holy to invite me to offer
myself as a Candidate for the honour of your Suffrages
at the approaching Election.
Permit me at once to assure you that I greatly value
the high honour you thus confer upon me, and to state,
that I am ready to accept the responsibility, and to
fight for you the Battle of the Constitution, as an
Independent and Liberal Conservative.
I fully appreciate the views that have been expressed
to me as to the present state of your Representation.
I perceive, however, from the Invitation I have
received, that you are alive to the dangers and
anomalies of the position, and prepared to avail your-
selves of the wholesome provisions of the Constitution,
which do not imprison the Electoral choice within Vie
narrow circle of local connections.
In ma* of my Return I would offer no personal or
factious opposition tq Lord Palmerston, whose name and
career I greatly - --vce ; I could not, on that
support emanating from his
aostod and Liberal
.In Fora.o am an advocate for the principle
of Non•interven.... , both in the external and internal
affairs of other Countries great or small, except where
the interests of England are directly and manifestly
concerned.
I am anxious to promote Economy in every breach of
Public Expenditure, and to lighten the Taxation of the
country as far as is oompatible with efficieney and
safety.
I consider the Church as an essential element in our
Constitution, and I would repel to the last any endeavour
to separate Church from State.
I shall always feel a special interest in the prosperity
of Dorchester, and shall gladly assist in the develop-
ment of those local Institutions which afford comfort,
advantage, or pleasure to the people. On all occlusions
I shall endeavour to make myself master of your
opinions and wishes, so as to give effect to them to the
hest of my power.
I shall shortly pay my respects to you individually,
and seek an opportunity of explaining at greater length
my political views.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful Servant,
RENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF.
Antelope Hotel, Dorchester, May 24, 1865.

CORONATION DAY.
EY THE KIND PERMISSION OF LADY
HERBERT, OF LEA,
GRIND OPEN-AIR CONCERT OF
VOCAL MUSIC
WILL TAKE PLACE IN
WILTOM PARK, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 251 b,
18, by a carefully-selected CHORUS of 100
VOIM, to COMIII•EINI at half-past Two o'cloek.
Conductor, Mr. T. R. SPINNEY.
A DNIENSION —SIXPENCE.
After the Concert there will be a Dance, and Visitors
will be allowed to remain in the Park till Nine o'clock.
Cheap Trains will be running, and Excursioniste will
be able to visit the beautiful Church and other objects
ef interest in the neighbourhood.
J. T. GOULDEN,
Managing Secretary.

FSTABLLSRED FOURTEEN YEARS.
T. BUDDEN, TAILOR, HABIT MAKI;
and Herrn. (opposite the Minster),
HIGH-aTREET, WIMBORNE.
Summer Overooats, 21s. to 353.
Summer Suits, from 45e. to 70A
Summer C,oata, from 28e. to 4,
Summer Trousers, from 15s. to Ws.
Slimmer Vests, 7s. 6d. to 14s.
Hebtte and Liveries.
A GOOD STEADY HAND WANTED FOR A
CONSTANCY.

MONET ADVANCES.
110 S• 1191.
TO PRPILTE GENTLEMEN, TO FARMERS,
AND TRADESMEN,
either in or about to commence Business.
LPANS, in Sums from £5O to £2,000, can
be easily obtained on approved Personal Security.
Tiie Sam applied for is advanced without deduction,
and is re-payable by QUARTERLY or HALF-
YEARLY Inatalments—in One, Two, or Three Years,
or for Two Four, or Six Months. An easy mode by
which Tradesmen and others *an receive invaluable
temporary aadataree. The strictest confidence obeerved.
Application by post or otherwise, free of charge.
Apply to Mr. li. J. Poooos, at his °Moss 12 and 13,
Union-street. Bath.

DOB.CHRETER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE GNERAL MEETING, and also the
AnTIAL FZEIBITION of CATTLE and
.BTOCEorIII tek. place in Doatmenvot rei SATIJED AY,
29th JULF, 1806. •
In addition to the premiums offered by the Society.
there are twenty-one pieces of Plate. of the value of
ES each, oEnred for competition.
Turnip Boeing tot ;he Society's premiums
J. WOOD,
ta. on
on
dro*ovi
T, rgiilbtz J.LnYgnetlt.o. .
- rtidcates hr Turnip Boeing to be sent to the
°my Mastery on or before Savnansv, the Ist
. and mother of Stook be exhibited, and ail other
mrtiliestes, wa or before Friday, the 14th day of
Jult, UK
Stochlw be ethibited must be on the Show-ground by
halli-pact ten 'o'clock in the morning
_praitilelY•
The ANNUAL DINNP,R of the Society will be held
''s XING% Alec not*, Dorehester, .on Saturday,
't July next -

TO INVALIDS, /se.
BEEF TEA OR SOUP AT ANY MOMENT.
IaA.RON LIEBIG'S celebrated EXTRACT
AJP of BEEF is sold M jars of fib. and Vb. each,
AT TRE PRICE OF 14i. PER POUND
sod will be sent, carefully packed, to any address, by
FRANCIS KELLER, let, v^,..icaristix Ticasucx,
SOUTHAMPTON. One pound of Extract oontains the
soluble matter of 35 pounds of meat, free from all fat;
quarter of an ounce, mixed with a pint of boiling
water, will at once produce the best beef tea obtainable,
of snob strength as cannot be obtained even by boiling
for hours from a piece of flesh. Cassini also for domestic
etokery, making gravies, &a This Extract being quite
pure, will keep in all temperatures, even if contained
us vessels covered with paper only.

The
sliaioth

ANDB.EISTS,

--.—5t1.R01141%
between tbe GREAT,
end the CHANNEL
by emery to Weymouth, anal from
, Heehaw every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
4PREDAY, at 6.0 a.m., by fest Nail lifteenemt ne
shortages* pence is by the Wornmetl WSW sole.l
Groat Weitsen Penny Tune Tabor is• • 4-
J. NAIINDISS, Xemettri CIL
Weymouth, Nay. VIM—

NOTHING IS MORE REFRESHING THAN 1
RIMMEL'S
OF LIME JUICE AND GLYCERINE,
LOH cleanses and cools the head, and
gives the hair a beautiful gloss, walkout resoling
it. Price is. fid., 2s. 6d., and ss.
MEMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR
r Will also be found a perfect luxury this weather as an
adjunct to the Toilet and Batb, and a reviving Perfume
I for crowded awemblies.
RIMMEL'S PERFUME FOUNTAIN,
.) Drawing-room, Ball-room, Dining Table, Ste.
from El 10s. Lent on hire for Bazaars and
Agnes.
EUGENE RIMMEL,
albeamer by Appointment to H.R.H. the Princess of
) Wales,
.iso6, Strand; 128, Regentwtreet ; and 24, Gornhill,
London.

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FOR PNTS, 4,
Jia. CHARING 08088. LONDON
.hatersetius u to the COST

I.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
WAREHAM.
GENTLEMEN,
AS Her Majesty's Ministers have announced
that a Dissolution of Parliament may be expected
on an early day, I beg to inform you that it is my in-
tention to solicit a continuance of the kind support
which you have on so many occa s accorded to me,
and on the last occasion without position.
As I am no stranger to you, I need not state my
views on political questions at any length.
I am still in favour fof progress, but tempered with
sound judgment, and a due regard to the welfare of the
Country at large.
In the Earl of Derby I consider that the Country
would find a Minister who, whilst he improved what
required Amendment, would not destroy the Constitu-
tion. lam opposed to measures which tend to swamp
the existing constituenaiet.
I am in favour of a settlement of the vexed question
of Church Rata, which would encore the maintenance
of the Fabria of the Church.
It is well known that I have ever assisted the pro-
motion of the Education of an Classes in the Borough
of Wareham.
So far earn? local tittered, are concerned my bed
exertions will continue to be at your Service.
I hone to have an early opportunity of calling on
every Elector, and, in the meau time, trust that my
friends in the Borough will not forget their old and
tried Representative.
I remain,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
J. S. W. SAWBRIDGE ERLE DRA.X.
Charborough Park, May 23, 1865.

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

/ME AND COLONIAL ASSURANCE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
THIS Company now issues Fire Policies,
giving effect to the reduced Duty.
NO CHARGE FOR STANT&
Claims liberally and promptly settled.
69, CORNE ILL, LONDON.
- ,
DORSET.
Dorchester. ... Mr. W. G. Bryer, auctioneer, Trinity.
street.
I Sherhorne
Mr. Job Bandon, plumber, Sto.
Weymouth Mr. William Hallett, 11, Mary-street.
SOMERSET.
Bristol
Messrs. Nicholls and West, 26, Bath-
street. •
Bath
North Parade.
Mr. Joseph Basset], 1 and 2, Ham-
"
pards-buildings.
Mr. James E. Pinch, 5, Cheap-street.
Mr. Edmund Smith, 9, Fountain-
',
buildings.
Wivelisoombe
Taunton
Messrs. F. Sharp and Co., 12, North-
street.
Weston-s.-Mare Mr. Charles Masters, 3, Sydenham-
terrace.
Mr. E. G. Wansbrough, 2, High-
street.
Clevedon
Burnham
street.
Wellington
Mr. S. Hill, North.street.
Bridgwater
WILTS.
Bradford
street.
Chippeaham Mr. Francis Alexander, auctioneer,
Alma-terrace.
Devizes
tioneers.
Melksham
Salisbury
street.
Trowbridge
walk, Market-place.
Westbury .....

THE LONDON ASSURANCE,
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1720.
OFFICES-7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNHILL,
and 7, PALL MALL.
Governor.—BONAMY DOBRER, ESQ.
Sub-Governor. —PATRICK F. ROBERTSON, ESQ.
Deputy-Governor.—RlOGAßD BAGGALLY, amt.,
Awn Twrwrr FOSS DISICTORS.
FIRE INSURANCES elected at moderate rates upon
every description of property.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REDUCTION IN DUTY.—The Directors are now
prepared to issue Policies insuring every description of
Property, at the reduced Duty of la. lid. per Cent, per
Annum. INSURANCES NOW DUE WILL HAVE
FULL BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION.
LIFE INSURANCES.
Two-thirds of the gross Profits are given to the
, Assured.
The Profits are added as a Bonne to the Policy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual Premiums.
THE ASSURED ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they bgcome due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
DORSETSHIRE.
Dorchester Mr. M. C. Weston.
Blandford Mr. John Durden, Grocer.
Bridport Mr. W. Warr.
Iwerne Courtney Mr. T. Harvey.
Lyme Regis Mr. Thomas Broyro, Ironmonger.
Piddletown ..... Messrs. W. St J. Dnnman, Troytown,
Dorchester.
Poole Mr, Frederick Travers, Schoolmaster,
Portland ...Mr. J. C. Lan°, Merchant.
Shaftesbury Mr. W. H. Martin, County Court
Office.
Sherborne Mr. J. Kidd, Schoolmaster.
Weymouth Mr. John Lundie, Jun., Grocer,
45 and 6, Maiden-nt.
Wimborne Mr. F. 11. Farmer, Solicitor.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to rewire Applioations for ,
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the County in which
the Office is not at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.

VVArt" cr.? I:CZ 13$
4
_
SODIERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
NEW and cheap Route to PARI 5,
BORDEAUX, and the SOUTH of FRANCE,
(via Poole, Cherbourg, and Caen.)
Regular Service by the fast and powerful Steam Ship
" ALBION," from Poole to Cherbourg every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 11.45 p.m. From Cherbourg to
Poole every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10.30 p.m.
Sea Passage, Six Hours, (wind and weather permitting,)
from let MAY, 1865, and until further notice.
FARES AND RATES.
PASSENGERS.
TO CHERBOURG.

Single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
four days. One Month.
From
let Class I 2nd Class Ist Class 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
a. d. a. d.
Highbridge 356 29 4
, Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
Poole . ...... 226 15 0

d. a. d.
23 6 19 6
Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
15 0 10 0

THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS, HUNTERS, HARNESS and
CART HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ate, are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY. The nett Sale will take
place on TUESDAY,
Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemen are continually representing to him that it
Would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good class Horses,"
if some arrangement could be made for viewing them a
day or two before the Sale at the Repository. If sent in
on the Friday before the Sale, two clear days Would be
afforded, the whole expense of which would be 3s. esch
horse per day for keep and groom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tuesday inclusive, the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2s. 6d. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" for Tuesday's Sale.

EDUCATION. RICHMOND, EI.W.
MA TSON COL LEGE FOR LADIES.
THIS Old-Establishment for GENTLEmEN's
DAUGHTERS has been removed from .......Possuatx-
HOUgi to the above elegant Mansion, constructed ex-
pressly for ahigh.dae Ladies' College, with large Bath,
Class, and Lecture rooms, Refectory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, situated on a cheerful and commanding
eminence' with
,gravel soil, fine air, proximity to the
Hill, the Perk, Kew Gardens, and the Railway Station.
The classes for English, French, German, Italian, Piano,
Singing, Drawing. Dancing, and Calisthenics are con-
ducted by eminent London Professors, under the imme-
diate superintendence of MRS. DICKSON, and Protestant
Foreign Governesses. Religious instruetion is given b a
clergymen, and Lectures in Science are delivered Meekly.

MIULL BENEFIT OF THE SIXPENCE PER
J: POUND REDOCTION OP DOI'Y ON TEA
18 ortm. AT
T. Y. TULLOCH'S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEA. & GROCERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
--
Black Teas—la 6d Is. 2&,25. 2d., 2s. 4d., 2s. 6d.,
24. Bd., 2s. 10d., 35., 3s. 2d., 9.. 4d., 3a. 6d.,
and 3s. Bd. per lb.
Coffees—la. , is. 4d., Is. Bd., and 28. per lb.
Moist Sugars-4d. and 40. per lb.
Lump ditto-sd. and 81. per lb.
Currants-3d., 4d., and sd. per lb.
•
Raisins-4d., 3d., and Bd. per lb.
Every description of Grooery at equally law prices.
Carriage paid on all orders exceeding 40s.
damples of Tea forwarded by Post of any price on
reaeipt of a postage stamp.

NEW SERIES OF A CHURCH PAPER.
On Thursday, April the 6th, was published No. I of a New Series of
The CLEEIOAL JOURNAL, under the title of
THE CLERICAL JOURNAL,
AND CHRONICLE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND:
EDITED BY THE
REV. HENRY BURGESS, LLD
VICAR OF ST. ANDREW'S WHITTLESEY ;
TRANSLATOR OF THE FESTAL LETTERE OF ST. ATHANASIUS FROM A SYRIAC VERSION;
AND OF THE SYRIAC HYMNS OF ST. EPHRAIM ;
LATE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL OF SACRED LITERATURE ;
AND FOR TEN YEARS EDITOR OF THE CLERICAL JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS.
TRE CLERICAL JOURNAL has been established for ten years, and it ham succeeded
acquiring the oonfidence of the Clergy, and an honourable repute in the Church at large, ao tepees.-
and defending, in a moderate manner, the great principles of the Chstrols of Englaud. le his now pas"
hands of new Proprietors, who are desirous ot enlarging She eoustitaeney, and =Weir it tflteful
well as the Clergy. Under the modified title of Tag CLensces. Jomassr., AND Casornora or rns _
CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND, a few alterations have been made in the general contents, se as to render
it a Chursh paper in a professional sense, as furnishing information on all that concerns the Church, and adapted
to interest her members and aid them in their efforts for her defence. This Journal differs from all other Church
papers—one or two party ones excepted - in avoiding the common news of the week, which, while interesting to
families which do not see a daily paper, is of no service to most active Churchmen. The general objects aimed at
are, the furtherance of Lay co-operation with the Clergy, in order to meet the aggressions of Dissent, and to
maintain the internal integrity of the Church. The Literature, the Polities, and the Law of the Church are
fairly exhibited, and questions of importance on all these subjects will be replied to by competent writers.
The various societiee formed for Church defence, such as the Church Institution, and Association of Church-
wardens, and the Committee of Laymen on Chnrch•rates, and all other great Church societies, will be fully
represented. The Journal will appeal to Members of Parliament who are on the aide of the Church Establishment,
to Churchwardens, to Officers of Societies, and to all Laymen who interest themselves in ecclesiastical questions;
and it is hoped it will afford an efficient antidote to the injurious principles of sectarians and sceptics, now no
warmly advocated and forced upon public notice by Anti-Church papers, be generally exciting the pariahea of the
country to Church work and Church defence, and by promoting the active co-operation of the Clergy and Laiety.
While the tone of the Journal will be, as heretofore, that of sound Churchmenship, all topics of an irritating
kind will be carefully excluded, so that all parties not impractical or bigoted may combine in promoting the same
objects.
The price will remain as before, Sixpence a Number, or El Os. per Annum unstamped ; but to those who pay
In advance, the Paper will be sent, free of postage, stamped for general circulation.
All Orders, Advertisements, Books for Review, do., to be addressed to,the Publisher,
HUGH WILLIAMS, 32, PATERNOSTER ROW.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRA'rED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN. HARROW
Received the let Prize at six consecutive Agricultural Show, when first
introduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Agricultural Society's Show, Newcastle, 18E4, when no prizes were offered for Chain
Harrows.
As a Bush Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
Moss, Ice., it is unrivalled.
It does its work better, and relieves itself as well as the ordinary Chain Harrows
when collecting Couch or Switch Grass.
It is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a first-rate Seed Bed without disturbing the Manure, and is
invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, fine tilth, such as Gannet be
obtained with any other Implement.
DELIVERED FREE TO ANT STATION.
Catalogues with Prices, &c., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

BONUS YEAR, 1865.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The SIXTH SEPTENNIAL DIVISION of PROFITS
takes place on 31it December next.
The Fund then to be divided will consist of the
Profits which have Accumulated sinoe 1868.
All participating Policies opened before that day will
share in the Division.
During the sit years prior to the last
Division the Annual Average of
Sams a smred amounted to
During the Lst six years-1859 to 1864
inclusive—the Annual Average has
amounted to
Being an increase of 138 per cent.
Daring the years 1863 and 1864 the Company has issued
11.2811. NEW "..11 Dearly

In 1884 alone 1,240' Policies Isere
issued, assuring £1,034,578 0 0
NINETY PER CENT. of the Whole Profits divided
among the assured.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Premiums for 1864, less Re-insurances £219,235 10 8
Being an INCREASE over these for
1863 of
INSURANCES granted at HOME and ABROAD
on the most liberal terms.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS at 81st
December, 1864 82,304,512 7 10
ANNUAL REVENUE from all Sources 2565,458 16 2
This company grants the public the full value of the
REDUCTION OF DUIY, and issues Policies free of
any charge for Stamp.
Forma of Proposal, and full information, may be had
at the Head Offices, or from any of the Agents through-
out the Kingdom, Colonies, ke.
CHIEF OFFICES.
LONDON... ........... 61, Threadneedle-street.
WEBT-END BRANCH : (Secretary, A. J. Russell,)
8, Waterloo-pines, Pall Mall.
(By Order) F. W. LANCE, Secretary.
AGENTS :
Dorchester .. Davis and Sons, Chemists.
Weymouth ... R. N. Howard, solicitor, (life only.)
Sherborne ... John Cole, silversmith.
Bridport ... Charles Swaffield, clothier.
... Arthur Reynolds.
, Shaftesbury G. Barnes, draper.
' Stalbridge A Collins ironmonger.
Yeovil ... G. Chaffin, London and South.
Western Terrace.
Blandford . H. James, Probate Court.
Shepton Mallets C. Orledge, draper.
Lyme Regis
Beaminster
Wimborne, and _
Sturminste r Newton
Agents Wanted for the Vacant District&

HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
MIDLAND COUNTIES INSUUANCE
COMPANY.
Head Office, Linooln. London Oftioe, 6,014 Jewry, B.C.
TRUSTEES:
The Right Honourable the Earl of YARBOROUOH.
The Right Hon. ROBERT A. 0. NISBET HAMILTON.
WILLIAM RUDOSBD, Esquire.
thasOrons
W. RUDGARD, Esq, Chair- I W. FOSTER, Esq.
man. I W. Hurrow, Esq.
J. HOOD, Feq., Dep. Chair • J. R. H. Ksrwouni,Esq.
man. W. MARSHALL, Esq.
C. Bitool, Req. C. YEATNAN, Esq.
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Turnips, and Mangold
Wurzel, (green,) &0., and Seeds alto
INSURED 4GAINST DAMAGE BY HAIL
[ Al' 10111UCED RATES. "
A 13mitto will be returned in 1866.
Losses promptly and liberally settled.
All Letters respecting Hail Insurance, to be
addressed to
Mr. JOHN' HANSON,
Secretary for the Hail Department.
HEAD OFFICE: Llwootar.
FIRE INSURANCE.
REDUCTION OF GOVERNMENT DUTY.
The Duty will be reduced to an uniform rate of
Is. 64. per cent, on the 24th June, and all Insurers in
this Office will receive the full benefit thereof.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
All descriptions of Policies are issued at equitable
rates. 80 per cent. of the profits divided every sth
year with the Participating Policy Holders. A Bonus
from 40 to 50 per cent was returned in 1862.
EXAMPLES.

HAIL STORMS.
THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
CO id P A NY,
3, NORFOLK-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.
INSURE
WEIIIAT, EA.RLEY, OATS, RYE, TURNIPS,
CLOVER, kc.,
AGAINST LOSS BY
HAIL STORMS
FOR
FOURPENCE PER ACRE.
SEEDS and GLASS Insured at moderate rates.
LOSSES paid. immediately.
} FIRE Insurances at rates as low m other well este!)
& limbed offices. Four-fifths of the profits of Life
LIFE Insurance divided every Fifth Year.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Office, or ,
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
I
AGENTS:
DORCHESTER, CERNE ABBAS, and PIDDLE•
TOWN—Messrs. ANDREWS & COCKERAM,
Solicitors.
Blandford Mr. R. Fowler Whitoburoh, Maltater
and Brewer,
Bridport Mr, F. Good, Bank,
Cre*kerne G. L. Lang, Esq., Solicitor.
Gillingham Mr. H. Keine!, Solicitor.
Shaftesbury Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp Offioe.
Sherbonns ... Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Sturminster
Wareham Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
WEYMOIJTII
Wimborne Mr. Geo. Chialett.
Fordingbridge _Mr. J. Hannen, jun., Estate Agent.
Additional Agents wantedapplication to the
Secretary.

Total Amount
When Sum Premiums Bonus added of Polley • lth
effected. Assured Paid to Policy. IBonus addi-
tions.
Z £&d. £e.Zl £L d.
1866 100 82 8 8 10 9 0 110 9 0
1857 8000 700 17 8 299 18 2 8299
_lB 2
1858 500 58 6 0 30 9 8 5308 3

The neat Bonuslyear will be 1867.
Policies granted to become payable in the life-time of
the Assured.
Innurers in this Company have the security of nearly
500 substantial Shareholders.
Mr. H. LATHAM, Secretary.
Lincoln, April, 1865.
AGENTS :
Dorchester H. Taylor, Poole A. R. Roger.,
Agricultural Implement Draper, Longfleet.
Maker, fro. Salisbury ...Cl. Main.
Bath...R.H. Martin, Down Shaftesbury...
House, Bristol Road, Sturminater...T. Hawkins.
, W. Bright, Chemist, Wareham T. Redman,
26, Southgate-street. Grocer, South-street.
Blandford...H. Blandford, Weymouth
Merchant and Surveyor. Wimborne Minster ...W.
Bridport... Short, Chemist.
Crewkerne Yeovil...
Lyme Regis... LeAmiuster Mr. Hitt
Newton Abbot.. .W. Green, Custard, Saving's Bank,
Chemist, (Hail only).
Newton Abbot W,W,Major
Ooachbui Ider.

PHO TO GRAP II I INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST•STREET, DORCHESTER.
Her Majesty's ' Royal Lettere
Patent ' 444. for
Photographs in Printers' Ink.
Prise Medallist' of the Photographic Societies of France
* and idootland.
PORTRAITS
TAKEN DAILY PROM NINZ TILL ITIZ.
Portraits and Views taken by appointment in any
part of the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, and
Apparatus supplied.
JOIIN POITNCY,
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger, Ste.,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Picture Frames and Room Mouldings of every
description made to order at the shortest notice.
OLD FR A. HES REGILD ED.
Workmen in any of the above Branches sent any
distanos.

QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
London Offices—QUEEN INSURANCE BUILDINGS
60, GRACECHUROH-STREET, B.C.
13, REGENT-STREET, WATERLOO-PLACE, S. W.
Liverpool Office—QUEEN INSURANCE BUILD'
INGS, DALE-STREET.
The Company is represented by Branchei and Agencies
throughout the Uaitod Kingdom, and in most of the
Colonies and Foreign Conntnes.
CAPITAL £2,000,000
Paid up 187,672
Funds in hand, as per last Report
Fire and Life Income over
Dividend paid last Year, 10 per Cent.
FIRE INSURANCES AT THE REDUCED
GOVERNMENT DUTY OF ONE SHILLING
AND SIXPENCE PER CENT.
RATES OF PREMIUM FOR FIRE RISKS.
Common lantrances, la 6d. per Cent.
Houses and Furniture, from 10. 64 per Cent.
Hasardons Insurances, 23. 6d. per Cent
Shope, and Stocks therein, from in. 6d. per Cent.
Doubly Hasardous Insurances, 41. 6d. per Cent.
FIRE AND LIFE RATES VERY MODERATE.
ROME apd FOREIGN FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCES of every description.
S. MONCRIPF WILSON, q., Manager.
Jl4O. R. LEYLAND, Esq.i, •
wane OP ENGLAND DOAK) O FRIIMBEI
C. J. THOMAS, Esq., S ~ Chairman.
FRANCIS ADAMS, /51,
JOHN LUCAS. lee.,
FReINCIS TOTRILL,
- J•P.
0, WILLS, Jun., Esq.
BA/MUM—The West of England and Sou% Wales
io G. W.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
MESSRS. SCOTT & RELIOS SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HE
NR
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TAYLOR, 44, Sorrit-sTaisEr,
DCMCFLOYISIt.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drilla—Steam
Engines and Machines by Clayton, Shutt',worth, and
Co.. Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivators.—Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping
Machines.—Horse Rakes and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR eerrix •
Corn and Fleur Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wail;
Covers; Cart Grease; Machine Oils; (Intim Pare
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber an
Gutta Pereha Tubing, &c.
AGRICULTDIt IMPLES.ENTS
Of every description, with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Priest and Co's. Economic Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, k °THEE SEEDS
Of the best quality.

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CALENDAR.
June 20.—Tuesday.—Aoression of Queen Victoria, 1837.
21.—Wednesday.— Longest day.
22.—Tbursday.—Length of day, 16b. 33m.
23.-Iriday. —Cambridge Term ends.
24.—Saturday.—Nativity of St. John Baptist.
25.—Sunday—Second Sunday after Trinity.
Lessons: Morning, Judges iv., St. Luke viii.;
Evening, Judges v., Ephesians
26.—Monday.—Day decreased one minute.

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Clam. 1,2,3'1,2,3 lat 111 112 1,2,3 1,2 3
London .. 7591610 PI 4 60 .. 2 2,2
Swindon 12 61115130 6 65 . 569
Bristol dp 650 .. 1045 125 530 8 0 530
Bath .. 725 .. 11 10 165 7 9 830 6 0
Westbury 826 3 012 25 3 0 8 7 920 6ST
From. .... 8 4 3121 t 37 312 BTO 920 710
-Bruton 9033510235842955 735
Yeovil . 945 410 135 410 91010 SO 810
Yetminster 363 4 2 .. 420 .. 10 40 120
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lfdn Newt. 10 15 445 2 0 446 935 11 6 845
13ridpt ar 10 e, 520 286 520 10 511 40 II 20
Grlmstone 1025 453 .. 466 .. 11 16 866
Dorchester 10 35 5 5 215 5 5 05011 25 9 5
Weymouth' 19 60 620 230 620 10 511 45 920
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EIJROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY,
122, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.
ESTABLISHED 1858,
FOR the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry, and Private Families with PURE
WINES of the highest character, eta Saving a at least 30 per cent.
•
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY
(The Standard of excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(Eleven Year.la the Wood.)
FRENCH WHITE WINES.
Per doz.
- • 20e. to 245.
245. „ 365.
245. „ 425.
CHAMPAGNE.
Creaming Ppernay • -
Sparkling Verzenay
Ay Monsieur
Mary Creaming • -., -
GERMAN WI ES.

St. Julien
kiedoc (an excellent Dinner With) 18e. to 20s.
Sr. Eatephe • • 341.
Ranson, Mouton • 48a SPANISH PORT -
Leaving), Larose • • • . PRUSSIAN SHERRY • -
BEAUJOLAIS '•
'' 2os. per doses.
I (he Float imported.)
The Wine. will bear the Seal of the "European and Colonial Wine Company."
SINGLZ BOI'TLIB ABS BUPTLILD.
Book Price-Lists forwarded on applioation to the ',OLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
T. Y. TULLoCH,_
GROCER, TEA DEALER, &a, AND WINE MERCHANT, HIGH EAST STREET.
T. I'. T. begs to state that he has made arrangements with the above Company for a regular supply of their
Choice Wines, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitants of this neighbourhood on precisely the same terms
as three of the Company, and he trusts by strictly adhering to their system to secure a share of public patronage.
N. B.—Winem in general demand kept constantly in Stock; other kinds in the Company's List supplied to
that without delay.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORD! N GTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:-
FORDINGTON.
Best Wallsend Ma,
Small ditto per tond El SiSs. .
Radstook ditto ••• •.. ••• ••• —18 e. 44.
Neatb Calm 19s. 24.
-
Myer's soparior *Tenby Stone Coal (for malting) ... -. El flu Bd.
ES A large and supenor stock of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE, TIL, GRINDSTIONEEsko., eonstantly on Sale.
DORCHESTER
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
Radatock ditto 18a. 44.
Small ditto lls. Bd.
Newton small ifor Widths) El ls. 84.
Calm 19s. 24.
The above Prioes include delivery (if required) in DOrchester and iordiniton.
The Malting and Bast Wallsend Coals are kept in sheds, and delieered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Bullo Coal El Os. 10d.
Badatoek ditto 18s. 44.
Small ditto lls. Bd.
••• ••• ••• •••
MAIDEN NEWTON STATION.
Bnllo Rabble 181. 44.
Radstook ditto 18e. 44.
Small ditto lls. 84.
Newport ditto (for Smiths) El is. 84.
19s. 2d.
Orden repaint inunediate UttantiOn, dammed to
Ma. W. L'HOMME, Manager, Dorchester.
September 1. laec

FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS.
LONDON HOUSE, WIMBORNE.
•
JAPLIN informs the Public that his FIRST SHOW of NEW GOODS for the SPRING
. SEASON is now ready. and embraces all the Novelties for the Season in Ladies' and Children's Straw,
Tuscan, and Leghorn Rats; • large assortment of Straw Bonnets both Trimmed and Untrimmed in inch variety
and style seldom to be seen in the Country; Millinery Bonnets, Dress Caps, Flowers, Feathers, and Hat
Ornaments of the Newest Parieian style; Jacket. and Mention in great variety; New Fancy Stuffs for Dresses
at 4d, 54d., 644.. 844., is. up to 2s. per yard; a cheap lot of Black Silks considerably under the present market
value; a very pretty -Trimmed Bonnet for Si. lid.; Now Light Prints at 64d., fast colour; very stout Shirting
Cello° 3s. 9d. per piece; Hororks's Long Cloths by the piece at Wholesale Prices; • good assortment of Doest ins
and Brosd Cloths for Men's and Boys' wear; a capital strong Doe-kin for la. per yard; Hats and Caps in endless
variety; the Fashionable Felt Hat for men's wear, 2s. 11d. each; Boys' Cloth Cape from 6d. up to es. ;Heady-made
Clothes or ma le to measure by experienced Workmen ; Suits made to measure 20a, 265., 324., 355. 6d.' 394.,
445., and 49..; a large ehoioe of Boys' Knickerbocker Snits from 10.. 94. the suit up to 355. Parcels sent to any
part of the country carriage paid.

TEE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC USE
ARC SOLD BY
W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
Opposite the Great Western Railway Station,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY.
i GENT by appointment for Barry Du Barry and Co's Revslenta Arabioa Food • Eppe'
l Homoeopathic Medicines and Cocos; Himelaya Tee Company's Tess: The Cadiz. Oporto, end Lieht Wine
Association, Limited. Sherries. 15s. 5.., 20-i., 25e., 2135., 36a, Q.., and 4k; Ports. 15s. 6d, 205., 26.., 288.,
365., 44e., and 60.. per dozen • Champagnes in Pinta and Quarts; Sparkling Mock, Moselle, Burcundy, Also
all kinds of British 'Wines. dhafilo's Remedy for Deafnme; English and Foreign Perfumery; Improved Tooth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in great variety; also Drowsing and small Tooth Combs. Every article requieite for the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's Eau de Cologne; Erasmus Wilson's
Hair Lotion; Marrow C.astor Oil, and other Pomades; Mummer Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
Hair ; Quinine Rhataiey Dentifrice for cleansing and preserving the Troth, Sto. Fine Healthy Leeches. Physicians'
Prescriptions and Family Redo. a carefully prepared. Every Drug and Chemical Preparation as directed by the
British Pharmacopoeia. • Chick's Circassian Liquid Hair Dye for changing Rod or Grey to Brown or Black in •
few minutes. Lamp, Harness, and Machinery Oils of every description. Horse and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
holuding every Article connected with the Trade.

W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT IRON WORKS, NEWARK,
PATENT HAYMAKERS, HORSE RAKES CAKE-BREAKING,
WINNOWING, AND WEIGHING MACHINES, STEAM
ENGINES, &c &c.
INTICHOLSON'S PATENT HAYMAKERS have been awarded not only the FIRST PRIZE
of the Royal Agricultural Society, but also that of almost every other Society of note both in this and
other countries. Possessing unusual capabilities and strength, they are no simple in construmion that they
cannot be put out of order. No hand-labour can so efficiently shake out and *emirate the crop.
Frog THOWJAND of these Machines are now in PSC without • failure. Pull particulars on application.
Palos, with latest improvement., single action, £lO be.; double lotion, No. 10, £l3 130.; and No. 1 Prize
Machine, ELS 15a.
PATENT HORSE RAKE.
with Tubular Shafts and Frame, lighter in draught than any other made, no balanced that a man can work one all
day without fatigue. hues 17 10s., upwards.
INTENDING PUICHEBIEBB of these Machines are requested to ORDER ILENLY, to prevent disappointment during
the press of the 'aeon.
STEAM BOILERS of all sizes; Portable, Horizontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always on hand
or in progresa. PLANS and BiITIMATES furnished. OATALOGCES free on application to
W. N. NICHOLSON. TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.

LAWES' MANURES, 1865.
MHE above MANVRES have been manufactured by J. B. LAWES for a period of 23 years,
1 sad are now largely used I. every part of the United Kingdom. A supply for the present Season can be
obtained of Mr. Limas, or through his appointed
AGENTS.
Mr. R. DAMEN ... DORCHCSTER.
Mr. H. VOKRS RAIIISDRAN, Petersfield.
Mr. G. SPENCER . . IS, Tim LAWN, Winchester.
Messrs. RAYNBI RD, CALDICIITT, and BAWTREE Bssat4cBroits and ANDOViII.
Mr. J. H. DUNN... ••• W•RMINSTILit
Messrs. R. and H. HOLLOWAY SALISBURY.
Mr. E. DENNETT Lys:wormy
Mr. J. CHALCRAFT AMERY. Alton.
Mr. G. A. GALE... ... HOD.NDIAN.
M. S. KELLY
Mr. JOHN BALLY Wilt•bire.
Mr. W. GALE... ... Bmnssroxs, near Chippenham.
--
JOHN BENNETT LAWES,
OFFICES-1, ADELAIDE PLACE, LONDON BRIDGE, g C., and 22, EDEN QUAY, DUBLIN

ESTABLISHED 1812.
H. . AND T. PROCTOR,
UATHAY , BRISTOL,
TN calling attention to their SPECIAL MANURES, bare much pleasure in dating that they
1. will be found of very superior
_quality. and the most economical which are manufactured.
TURNIP, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES
have produced results of the most salisfaatory and remunerative ehameter on every description of tillage land.
WHBAT, OAT, AND BARLEY MANURES
strengthen the strew, increase the quantity, and improve the quality of the grain in a very marked degree.
BONK SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME
has been proved to be the most economical source of Phoepates for the growth of luxuriant root and corn crops.
GRASS MANURE";
are very effective in improving the herbage. The preparstbn of Grass Manures is regulated according as they
may be required to be more or less permanent in their character.
MANIZTAOTOIII6B :
BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, AND WARWICK.

HENRY WEBBER,
(80001,88011 TO JOHN WIND= AND BOB,)
IMTABLISHED A.D. 1770,
DORSET Burl ER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR, AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
MERCHANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS, THEIR— AGENTS, WHOLESALE BUYERS, COUNTRY
SHOP% [LEPERS AND CASH PURCHASERS.
May effect • oonsiderable saving in their purchaaea, and choose from • large and ever-varying Stook of
BRITISEI AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles the Direct Cash Purchase or Co=vaninent from the Producer, thereby saving all Intermediate
fa' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTU., MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The pruieipal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetshire,
and

SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY ,OFF TEA.
PHILLIPS cis CO. have again REDUCED all
PRIM SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is. 6 1 , 2a., 2a. 61. to 39.
Moat delicious Black Tea now oily 3a. 6d. per lb.
PHILLIPS & CO.'s TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST.
•." Infiador Houses copy this statement for obviou
ITEIBOOII.
A. PRICE CURRENT POST 7116 E. SUGARS AT MARKET
PRICES.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY, Tea Merchants,
8, KIN . WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, E.C.
PHILLIPS & CO. send Teas, Coffees, and Spioes,
Carriage Free, to any Railway Station or Market Town
in England, if to the value of 40s. or upwards.
PHILLIPS & CO. have NO AGENTS.

CA PT. 11'GWIRE's PATENT HAMMOCKS.
These Hammocks are self-supporting, and applicable
to in-door and out-door purposes, being alike serviceable
in the field, the lawn, the boudoir, or on the yacht.
Host invaluable to Officers in the army, Emigrants, and
Tourists, as they can be readily adjusted in any situation.
Illustrated Proapectuses forwarded on application to the
Depot for Wewire's Patent Hammocks, 17, Great
Portland-street (Oxford-street end), London, W., where
the different kinds of Hammocks may be seen. -

THE PLANET JUPITER, when nuigni.
'lifted 250 times with the yaw ?sumer., appears
seven times as large as the moon is to the naked eye ; and
the other planetary bodies proportionately. It will also di,.
tinguish the face of a sheep and features of • man four miles,
shot marks upon • target two miles, and time by a church
dock ten miles. This instrument is guaranteed in writing to
perform the whole of the above, and to be equal in the most
Important respects to telescopes costing £7O. It has a 3 inch
superior achromatic object glass, day and astronomical eye
pieces, tro., with portable metal tripod stand with jointed
claw feet. Persons are invited to apply for a diagram with
other particulars, and eight sheets of tadimoniala from sci-
entific and other gentlemen, includin• Lord Bosse. Sent free
by book poet. S. &B. Sownotrs, opticians to the Government,
33, Albemarle-at. Piccadilly, London. High power pocket
telescopes, men, race, field, and general out-door glans(

IMPORTANT NOTICE !! I
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
any suffering from Bi e, I d igeetion . and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FR iUD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They S•l3 the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Month in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, C stive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head. Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no eon-
liniment, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages.--These
Pills are not represented as a pensive for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern 9mack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomich.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. lid.
each.
COUGHS! COUGHS ! I COUGFIS!!!
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.
An extraordinary care of cure of a cough of 20 years'
standing. Read the following testimonial—one only
of hundreds attach might be quoted :
" Fordington, Dorchester, Oct. 27, 1864.
"Sig,—For 20 years I have suffered from a most
severe and distressing cough. In the winter before last I
suffered more severely than ever. For six months I
sever laid down in bed. I thought myself sinking to
the grave. All I took in the way of medicine was of
no avail. My husband, wh o was quite worn out for
want of rest, was persuaded to get a box of your
"Pectora Cough Pills." The first night I took one I found
great relief, and the third or fourth night I never coughed
at all—the first night's rest! had had for six mon ha.
In a very short time tuy cough was completely cured.
and I passed through last winter withont any cough at
all. This is a simple statement of facts, which I beg
yea to make use of in any way you think proper.
"Yours respectfully,
• "FRANCES RIGGS."
One trial will prove their extraordinary properties.
Sold in Boxes at 7id. and Is. lid.
Prepared only by EVANS, late PROUD, Canner,
Doacruterga.
The above Medicines are sold by all respectable
Chemists everywhere, and wholesale by the London
Agents—Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Messrs. Sutton and
Co., Edwards, Sanger, Cleaver, Newberry, and others.
N.B. Those who have occasion to write to the Pro
prietor are particularly requested to address their letters
—Evens, Chemist, Dorchester.
FROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITLII,
Without the least smell, a certain Care in a few days.
This irritating, troublesome, and exceedingly infec-
tious disease, so often the source of the greatest
annoyance to individuals and to whole Families, and •
source of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infected person, may be immediately relieved and
cured by a few applications of the above-named
invaluable remedy. In every case an early application
I. very desirable, for the longer it is delayed tbe more
virulent beoomes the eruption, and in many cases the
present Proprietor, A. J. Evans, has seen a whole
neighbourhood infested by the negligence of some one
family in it, by refusing to believe it possible that tag
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials 'night be given. One
application will, however, prove the above assertions
Sold in boxes at la lid. each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC.
A sure and instantaneous cure for all painful affections
of the Teeth and Gums, Tic-doloreux, &a. Hundreds
have found instantaneous relief, and borne testimony to
Its wondrous efficacy.
Prepared only by A. 1. EVANS, Chemist, and Sold in
betties at Is. lid. each.
FROUD'S TONIC PILLS FOR FEMALES. '1
These Pills are peculiarly calculated to restore regtil•
laxity, and impart health and vigour. It is unnecessary
to state particularaor to say more than that they are an
Invaluable remedy for those diseases incidental to the
female constitution, in the early and middle stages of
life. Sold in boxes at Is. lid. each.
FROUD'S BENEDICT PILLS.
For Females about the middle age of Life.
This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Female
complaints, Nervous Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loss of
Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, and all
occurring irregularities in the Female System, at a
certain period of life. Sold in boxes ails. lid. each.
EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS A HORSE
SHOULD use
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
Thee. inestimable Powders have been the means of
having ti it lives of many valuable Horses, and should
always be kept in the Stable of the Sportsman, Post-
master, Farmer Re., ready to be given in case of loss of
appetite, or fatigue from hunting, racing, hard work, or
any other cause. They increase strength, invigorate
the spirits, prevent swelling of the legs, as-let digestion,
and produce a glossy appearance of the skin, without
withdrawing the Home from his accustomed labour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, fit,
(successor to Mr. Faoryn,) High-Fast-street, Dorchester,
two doors below the King's Arms. Sold in packets at
Is., la tid.. and 2s. 6& each. •
• VALUABLE ECLECTIC AND
BOTANICAL REMEDY,
CALLILD
PICK-ME. UP.
A GRATEFUL Aromatic, Stomachic', and efficacious
fl Tonic, valuable for removing the effects of Drink,
Late Hours, and their unpleasant consequences.
Directions for use :—From one to two table-spoonfula
to be taken when necessary, diluted with about an equal
quantity of water. The dose may be repeated when
required.
Prepared by J..COLMER,
ECLECTIC AND BOTANICAL CHEMIST,
YEOVIL.
Sold in Bottles at Is., Is. lid., Is. 9d., 2s. 3d., and
Is. 6d. each.

CA111'1011!
Doong rtitRcHAsING SIMPSON'S FARINACE.
1.1 OUS FOOD FOR CAITLE, be careful to observe
that the Bag or Package is marked "Basra," "DUD.
LEY," aa Mr. BEACH I,oow the sole Manufacturer of the
genuine article, and several spurious imitations are
being sold.
Signed. Aux. Sumo,.
Snow Hill, Birmingham.
QIMPSONS FARINACEOUS MOOD for CATTLE.
0 —Sold by all grocers and others, in Packeta of Is.
each, and Bags, 12. 6d. and 255. each. All remittances,
orders, and business letters, must be addressed to
JOSEPH BEAOH„ Steam Mills. Dudley.

Just Published, Price Two Shillings.
DISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by means of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form in which it occurs in CONDY'S PATENT
FLUID. By H. B. CONDY.
JOHN W. Davin, 154, Princes-street, Leicester-
square, London.

NEWSPAPER, PRESS TRAINING COL-
/mot Sainsbury 'nick Dorchester. Dertraenta-1.
; ll:reporting; 111. Circulation: IT. A. vertiging ; V.
gtn4=l; Mechanlmtl, OnalicoLtri : A three years' comae
of professional prectioe: or shorter periods of special expert-
enee and systematic instruction in the different departments.
Terms eighty guineas per annum for three years. Shorter
periods at the rate of one hundred guineas per annum.
ITANDBILLS.-6,000 for 125.6 d. • 10,000 for
£l. Sine by gin. Well printed from new type
and on good parer. Full number guaranteed.
" ECONOMIC STEAM PRESS," Si Liale-street, Soho, London, W.
The she& Office In London for really good ?tinting.
MOSE 'S REEZING MACHINES pro-
dune TRANSPARENT ICE, Ice Cream,, Dessert Ices, ie., In
ney moulds, In six minutes, all the year round in any climate,
so Amply and cleanly that they can be used in the drawing-
room by • lady. Price from 15a—BROWN BROTHERS, IS
Cranbourn-street, London, W.O. Prospectus poet-free.

• Theo photographs are wonderthl."—Tnltes
PORTRAITS.
95 for /91.
19 for 10s.
STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY,
04 CHEA_PSIDE,
11l EGEN Errnxvr.
(PliotOgrephers to HAIL thil Prince of woes)
THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES.
Trade mark • Crown. Sold everywhere.
" VXCELSIOR" FAMILT—SE-WING and
-ALA EMBROIDERY MACHINES. with Stands, to_ complete
from IA ; Simplest cheapest and best, for every hom&
WHIGHT MANN, 1411,Holborn Bars, LAndon, O. Lista free.
WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATcnas
are superseding all others on account 02 their great
strength and accuracy. Silver from te Si, Gold troll £l5 Its,
Si Cornbill, E.C. B SM Regent-mt., W. Descriptive Pamphlet fret:
-RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE Assurance
-ILL SOCIETY, 71 KING WILLIAM ST., LONDON. Established
1840. Bee investments. Moderate premiums. Increasing Prothe.
EDWARD BUTLER, Secretary.
2 000 ON ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
for £3 a year, at the ACCIDENTAL DEATH
INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Old Jewry, London.
J. W. ORAN. be cretary
INVESTMENT for CAPITAL.—SHARP'3
RAILWAY, BANKING, MINING, B INVESTMENT
CIRCULAR lPost.free.)
Should be consulted by the public before investing. Dividends
can be secured from 10 to 20 per cent. upon the money invested.
It le a safe and reliable guide. Offices. 32 Poultry, London, LC.
Est& II years. Bankers—London and Westminster, Lothbu7.
114RADBN'S BAKING POWDER
-A-0 is the best Ingredient for rffildering pastry light sae
wholesome, whilst It saves eggs and butter..-,-ManufaetorY,
STEAM MILLS and WoRKS, BERMONDSEY, &E.
KAMPTULICON Elastic FLOORCLOTH
BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KIMPTULICON CO*
PANT, 72 Cannon-street West, E.C.—Works, Bow-oommott
IMITATION JET (Vulcanite). RINd
Chains, Bracelets, Brooches, to., having the beauty of polish
and deepness of colour of jet, without its dangerous quality of
brittleness. BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMPTULICON
COMPANY, 72 Cannon-street West —Works. Bow-common.
1.4-10 R CHEAP WATCHES, CLOCKS,
-•-: GOLli CHAINS, and JEWELLERY, go to KIBBLWS, It
Gramichurchwt, City, and at 18 Ludgate-hill, opposite Old Bailey.
30 per cent cheaper than any other house. Gold watches, /1 155.;
Silver do., 254.; Gold Chains. from Mead. Every article warranted.
200 PATTERNS
SILKS, Post-free.
BLACK SILKS from las. 6d. to rigidness the drew
COLOURED SILKS FROM 1 GUINEA TO 10 GUINEAS.
NICHOLSON 00 50 to at, Saint Paul's Church-yard, London.
Ladies shouts-rite for the above before purchasing.
pA.TENT FOOD (Dr. Ridge'sor INFANTS
and INVALIDS. A cooked food. &tie ng, strenffibening,
soothing for Wants. Agreeable, digestible, nourishing for
invalids. The best sod cheapest food.
Bold by all Chemists, in caniarers, 40t Bd., Is., or fa. ed.
WHY spend months of suffering & pound;
In physic, when LAMPLOUGWB PYRETIC SALINE re-
stores health B vigour to the system 7 Headache, fevers, thirst,
and skin affections it cures in a remarkably short time. Sold by
chemists, and the makes H. Lamplough, 11l Holborn-hill, EC.
CRICKER—JOHN LILLYWHITE'S
Cricket Warehouse, Seymour Street, Euston Square, N.W.
Illustrated price-lists free.
THE " CRICKETER'S COMPANION,"
Just Published, 100 pages, post-free, thirteen attunes.
REDUCTION of prices of VULCANIZED
INDIA-1101MR )fuciulyg BAN DS, Valves, Washers. to. Home,
Tubing. Garments; and all articles made in this material. Prices
guaranteed 15 per cent below any in the trade, and all Goods
fully warranted.—G. P. DODON, Bermondsey Rubber Works, and
79 Leper Thames Street, London. Agents wanted in this district

11DPIAN0FORTES.—The " COMPRESSED"
I. the best for purity, power of tone, durability and finish,
and for reasons stated in Illustrated Litt (free) embraces the
most important scientific improvements of the day.-7 octaves,
Eft 11. to eft. 6 high. YO toll° guineas. Sole inventor and manure.
turer, C. }MUTTON XI Charlotte.st., Fitsroy-square, London, W.
GRIFFITHS,
Tan Bern MAN. WHO'S GRIFFITHS?
Apply atce Cannon ,treet West.
Five Hundred New and Second-hand Fireproof Safes on slaw
TEAS—A Further Reduction of Duty.
WEBSTER BROS'. at e the best Teas in
London. Good Black. ULM., laled.. Is.;-Fine Strong, Said,
is. Sd ; Choice, Se.. 33. Yd. ; Extra line Souchonx, Se. 4d. Orders of
VI carriage paid to all parts of England; £1 Wales, Scotland,
Ireland—WEBSTER BW.M., El Moorrate-street. London,
BOR WICKSBAKING POWDER
TS recommended by the QUEEN'S PRIVATR
-a- BAKER. and patronised by the ARMY AND NAVY.
BORWICK'S Makes Bread w(thout Yeast.
BAKING Saves Eggs and Butter.
Prevents Indigestion.
POWDER muranted Wholesome.
In buying BORWICKII BAKING POWDER take care MA
YOU get it.
As there are several spurious and injurioni imi-
tations, see that the words " GEORGE BOP.-
WICK " are on every Packet.
To be had of all respectable Chemists, Grocers, and Corn-
chandlers, in Id., Yd., td, and ed. Packets, and In latent Bowe.
M., Is., D. 134. and Is. each. Wholesale of G. 808 WICK,. Chiswell
Street (late Little Meorlields). London.
PALE SHERRY at 365. per Dozen,
m YOE • INENTLINAN'S TABLE. BOttION. and Cmes,
eluded. Terms Cash, Post Orders payable Piemmlis
SAMPLES SENT TREE fly CHARGE.
CHARLES WARD & SON
(Established upwards of a century), 1 Chapel Street West,
MAYFAIR, W., LONDON.

Bari Russell has graciously favoured J. T. Davenport gni*
the following Estrael of • deepatch from Mr. Webb, 11.8.M.'s
Conseil at Manilla, dated Sept. 17, 1864
The remedy most efficacious in ifs ejects (in Epidemic
Cholera) has been found to be Chlorodyne, and with a small
quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several Rees."
CONSUMPTIOM, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
Bronshitis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Spasms, to.
OAITTION.—" IN CHANCERY."
C IA CI .
VICE-CHANCELLOR WOOD stated that
• Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the Inventor of
Ohlorodyne. Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated
that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the discoverer of Chlorodyne
that they prescribe it largely, and mean no other than Dr.
Brownea—See "Times," July 13th, ISM. The public, therefore,
are cautioned against using any other than Dr. J. COMAS
BROWNE'S CALORODYNE.
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY produces quiet refreshing
sleep, relieves pain, calms the system, restores the deranged
functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of
the body.
Prom J. M'Cliniol Caorr, M.D. M.R.C. Physicians, London,
late Staff-Surgeon to B. M. F.
^After prescribing Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne, for the
last three years, in severe Meal of Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux,
I feel that I am in • position to testify to its valuable effests.
=IIW some case* it acted as a charm, when all other means
ed. Without being asked for this report, I most come
forward and state my candid opinion that it is a most valuable
medicine."
No home should be without It. Sold in bottles, B. Pd,
Is. 6.1 Sent free, on receipt of stamps, by J. T. DA VENPOBT,
U Great Russeltstreet, London, W. C., sole manufacturer. M-
eagre paNcularly, none genuine without the words "Dr. A Collis
groWne'S Chlorodyne" on the Government Stamp.

SIL KS. —PATTERNS FREE.
RICH STRIPED and CHECKED (MACES.
£1 15s. 6d. per 14 yards.
RICH BLACK FRENCH FIGURED GLACES.
£2 ss. 6d. per 14 yards.
JOHN HARVEY and SON, 9, LUDGATE-HMI,
LONDON.

BSI STRAND
TYMPLE. B I a,
LONDON.
QECON D • HAND Photographic Lenses.
Cameras. Teleseopes, Microscope., Opera and Race Blame.
Mathematical and Surgical Instruments, Magic and Dimsolvinv.
view lanterns, Slides. &c., at W. LAWLEVS, 75 Farringdon-
Street, City, LC. Catalogues on receipt of Sump.
I VRUEFITT'S ASTRINGENT LOTION for
- the fair, Ils. fki. toils., for restoring the hair when it Is
fullilidlglaDeondß.Pwows doer) LorrlireAllng ohverhtahier butt alter
Hair Wavdrs, la Ilse pair; Hair Brushing by Machinery, and
Hair Dressing by English and French artiste. Letters to be
directed to WALTER TR.U.FIII I New Bond Street, London, W.
rt, RI C E-TTN G UTXTTERS.—
JOHN
WISDEN &Co., 2 New Coventry.st., London, W., have
a large selection of Cricketing materials, Footballs, Croquet,
Skittles, Rackets, Quoits, Boning-glove., Dumb Bells, Clubs, to.
rIPHE CRICKETER'S ALMANACKfor 1865.
- Price Is. Also a few of on hand. Post-free Is. Id.

VIGHT per CENT. DEBENTURES.—The
-•-• CLARENCE HOTEL COMPANY, DOVER (Limited) Issue
DEBENTURES for £5O and upwards, beating interest at 8
per cent. payable half-yearly.
TellOtel, situate on freehold ground in the best part of Dover.
I, rapidly approaching completion. Forms may be had at the
ORlceatle Cannonsstreet, EC. J. C. O'REILLY. Real:its..
DEBENTURE BONDS, secured on a first-
-01181 railway, for Sale, to payB per eent.,and mtszenancoui
securities to pay 15 per cent.- BARRETT and Co.. Sono,
panting, S.W., stork. share. an I finance broke w. &area stock
to., bought and sold. Investment circular gratis.
SUN LIES ASSIWAITCE SOCIETY,
LONDON.
The New Prospectus may now be obtained
OF ANY OF THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS.
NB.-Policies effected before Midsummer, 1885, will partici-
pate in the Trofita at the neat division.
Qnt per—Carr. —DRBENTURES-. Tlu-
k-, Direct in of the BRIGHTON HOTEL COMPANY (Limited
are now prepared to ISSUE a limited number or DEBENTURE:
.or tenns of years. in sums of 1:30 and upwards. Marine i inert.,
at the rate of s per cent, per annum, payable ha ficany.
The Hotel was opened at the end of July, I vit. and the Sc.
nests for the five month, • ending I/tenni:cc list show a net
piodt at the rate or Li per cent. gier
By order 11. A. LIN ronD. Secretary.
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ruff PARISH CHANT BOOK, J net Toe teat miler
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fACHINES, £3 10s.. k 6 14s. sa.. 5.:3 10e.
ILI- oblate. combined. or *elan: c.- five eat 'soigne pages
Domestic 3feeihne.y, free by peat.- TIIoNAS 111. A Ofrogi
Patentee. at Isenel-st.. 1411111011 sea , ptbs,t sir *nit,
liDaLibltm,6 vy B - it UPb
Fishing Stockins.* ths. per pair.
POCKET SIPHUNI A DEPOT,
5 CHASING 011.065, LOX DON.
nIiARMING ISCU V
beautifully i. lid permanently CLII:I.Ii.D by very shop!,
means. This in he studied ill yelllloll. to linen ye pet-noes' si
traction. but an seriduntal end Femmes paenveyp thorslolht,
tested. and never known to Nil. No mull, g•.,01n. nes in,
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