The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

TOWNHALL, DORCHESTER.

DOUCHISTER AIaRICULTURAL RSPOSITORY.
Rev/1112811 an 1852.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announoe that his
OHRISTMAII SHOW and SALK of FAT
STOCK will be had as hie ftnroarroar. Deposits the
Boat* • Waiters Railway Station, ea SATURDAY,
pgCgItBER9Ii, 1865, oommenoin at Twelve (Meek
whew the (*nowise PRISM will be ems for Stook that
Uwe saver previous'', Con a are% prise, and to be entered
for Avint fide Sale :--
.
A PA:* of S 4 fer best Pat Ox of Sheer.
A P. iss of 1.1 for tbe weond best. •
A Prise of £4 for the best Pet COW or Heifer.
A Prise of El for the second beet.
A Prim of VI Ise the host 10 Fat Down Walters,
A Pltiby the Doer* Cowell Exprvos.
l 88. fee the best 10 Fat Dews Rwee, sire.
17 Mama Dims and Cards, *Shake and
Manure serehants, Sontbsuiptes, through their
Agest, Mr. G. J. Yortuo.
A Prise of 13 for the 5 best Portlamt Fat Wethere as
Swes.
..11 Prise of El for the heat Fat Pig, enowdlog 8 more.
A. Prise of Li for the heat Fat Pig, not eseeedias
mom
*PI d j, gloss* Xr. Booth, of Dudley, through
hlsAgesk !AL James Amite, Dosimeter, for she
bast At Pie fatted with B -ash's Farutaotiosa
Food.
'rho Steak mast hare bees in the poiseatios of the
Realtor OM Month previous to 9th of December.
O. Z. Assam, Seek, Dorchester, Secretary to
remobester ApkuThiri Society, has kindly so
to *et es Secretary, with whom &tries mast
by the 26d of December nett
The Stoek moot be sent to the Iteposltorl by
Ten eeinclr. Keep Med Stabling provided at •
cher for ;kook sent the day before the Sale.
PEVERSLL.

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AinfdAL BAIA AT BRADFORD
'* NEAR DORM:MST'S&
iurn. T. =SOB hu been farmed with
LVI iharlietions from Mr. Ci.sxzwys to BELL by
AUCTION, on WIDNISDAY, NOVSMBER 15,
1855, a I.rso qoanlttP of Asb, Larelt,..pes. and
SWs qt 71111 an sod POLIO, alga 2,000
FAOTB Irons the =MN. 01, fp
Tbe Thither and Poles are al prod Irittisend slaw
itit.bt, and dew growth; the Ash DeIdigRIIHROIF
miry well adapted for Farms purposes.
TAO Sate will oomusoooe ot Ti...'
/MAMA num, the Woodson,, will ddlli
to days provisos to the Bda.
'
EIYUCATION. RICHMOND, &IV.
-MATSON °X)L LEGS FOR LLD'S&
PHIS 0141-111kiabliohntont Ormatwint•B
Dammam ha! from Rossam.s.
Eire is
, eoestntotod ox.
with large Rath,
tad decant sleep.
ond.terransedber
to the

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* indgot
esd P, _
traltsol4oo-I&74lUninsessa.
biskuillon given Ity a elsegyman, and
i Loaner kr Eliimet ire delivered weekly.
Prospectus§ inay be obtained 0 our Alms in Bribtit.
urn, BLLVDTOILD, Wxywarrer, Itsovu., Barprorr
and Dosummersi.

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V, • R,
DORCHESTER MARKET.
PREDKRICK FOOT is directed by the
J. Commanding 01Seer, Capt. L 4Dailm, to
i.nienit to nnnperveii Competition, on SATURDAY.
NOVIINSER 18, 1866, at Three o'clonlr,
FOUR SUPERNUMERARY HORSES
from the A Battery Boyd Bores Artillery, stationed at
Dorchester Barrack..
VREDERICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
II GENERAL VALUER, sad 00101138108
AGENT, DOECHERITIIB.
VALUATIONS for ADMINSTRATION.

THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
' itirß. JOHN WATEBS' NEXT SALE will
, LIJL be held on TUESDAY, 21st NOVEMBER,
' the MONTHLY periods bch.g resumed for the
;M.
7eths.
, DORCHESTER A •,12i COUR UY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND LNVESTMEN'f SOCIETY,
(FATABLIIIIIID 1847,)
IFor the purposes of enabling Per.ons to Purchase
, Home' and Leads;
To Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to Accumulate Savings.
Shares, £l2 each.— Entranoe Fee, Is. 6.1.
PRE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
-1.. are—that the Tenant of the Propeity who, in a
few years, actually pays its full .luc in rent •illoont
over becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying to
this Society • sum equal to hie, rei.t, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, becime the
A
asSering Members ore:
lat—Tbe L. Jis liquidated by sAav instalments.
2nd—Whilst In. isetalseents are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd—He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th—Advances made during the progress of building.
sth —The Solicitor's Fees for Mortgage, and Sur-
veyor's Fees for Valuation, are limited as (flows :
&tidier. Surveyor.
if 2a.d. I 2 £P. d.
Under 50 ... 23 01 1.7 n ler 100 ... 010 0
100 ... 8 3 0 1 „ 300 ... 1 1 0
For each 100 ... 1 1 0 1 Above 300 ... 1100
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
6th— All Mortgage Deeda are exempted from Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, et the Towohall,
Dorchester, al Seven o'clock in the evening, when
Advanoes are made and other Basins's; in connection
with the Society transacted.
Periions desirous of availing themselves of the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager, Surveyor, or Agents.
HENRY LOCK, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager,}Doreheiter.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
vr Money always ready for immediate advance.
*GEM :
Beaninater ... ... Mr. C. R. Baker.
Pool s ... ... ... Mr. WO. Chislett.
SAerborne ... ... Mr. Edwin Fear.
W•Ywouth ... ... AIL. R, Damon.
Wistoorste ... ... Yr. Hibgeed.

sr., se
the RATION—c-i —ORG, .at ../0-
401,
CHURCH, seder the following most distinguished
patronage
Lady Charlotte Start Mrs. Parra,
Lady Emily Williams Mrs. flamhro
Lady Selina Bond Mrs. Middleton
Lady Medlyeott Mrs. Capt. Deane
Mrs. Willett Adye Mrs. Bisset Hawkins
Mn. Buskin Mrs. Bioderaley
Mrs. Bond Mrs. /teasel
Mrs. Wingfield Digby Mrs. Hoary Portia=
Mrs. Frampton Mrs. Paget
Mrs. Farquharson Mrs. filieridan
Mrs. Fetherstonhaugh Mrs. Regiaald Smith
Mrs. Fyler Mrs. Newington
His Worshipful Use Mayor, and Captain Donne and
Ofileers of Royal Horse Artillery.
no particulars respeeting programmes and tickets
will be aanouseed in fetus. edvertimaiente.
AMEETING of the FRIENDS of LORD
POLTIMORWS HUNT will take plum at the
Armors HMI, lloacemena, on SATURDAY, the
18th NOVEMBER next, at three o'clock P.m.
LORD MOST will take the Chair.

TO THE BUKGESSE3 OF THE BOROUGH OF
ISLA N DFOR D FORUM.
'
GENTLldliEN,—Perzaik me to offer you my
esordial thanks for the honour I have received at
your hands, in sleeting me as one of your Representa-
tives in the Town Conseil.
I shall feel it toy duty, as it will be my sincere
pleasure, to drive te merit the 'maidens* you have
repoeed in me, mid on at omissions to discharge the
duties of the stiles to your satisfaetion.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged Servant,
JA KES BAIL.
I Blandon', Nov. 6th, IN&

SPECIAL NOTICE.
BON US YEAR, ISM
--
SIXTH SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS.
NINETY PER CENT. OF TEE WHOLE PROFITS
DIVIDED AMONG THE APBUS.ED.
THE BOOKS OF THE NORTH BRITISH AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
CLOSE ON 31st DECEMBER.
Proposals for LIFE INSURANCE must be ledpd at
the Head 0111007 in LONDON and EDINBURG', or with
the Agents of the Company, on or before the above
date, otherwise the Policy will not be entitled to share
In the Division of tho Surplus then to be declared.
The FUND to be Divided will oonsist of the Prat*
accamaLsted during the Seven Years since 1856.
THE MARKED SUCCESS which ham
attends/ the operations of this Company daring
11 the leak two years is shown by the LARGE AMOUNT
1 OF INSURANCES EFFECTED, vie :-
1 2,311 NEW LIFE POLICIES, usaring . £1,988,437
New Annual Premiums . . . . L 64,897
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The InaTINISS in Fire Premiums during
the same period amounts to. . . £lOO,OOO
Every facility offered to Insurers, and all kinds of
business &weeded.
Forms of Ihropeede, sad full iisformation, may be bad:
, at the Mead Oases, or from any of the Agents of the
ComP•BY•
BEAD OFFICES:
London . . 61, Threedneedle•street, E.C.
West End Glace 3, Waterloo-place, Pall Yell, S. W.
Edinburgh . 64, Prince's-threes.
AGENTS—DORSETBH IRE.
DORCHESTER...Davie & Sone, Chemist.
Blandford... ...W. Pitt, Probate Court.
liridport ... ...Charles Swafflold, Clothier.
Shaltesibury ...G. Barnes, Draper.
Sherborun.. ...J•bn Cole, Silversmith.
Stalbridge... ...A. Collins, Ironmonger.
Weymouth ...R. N. Howard, Solicitor.
Y•ovil ...G.Chaffin,LoodonendSouth-Westers
Terrace.
VACLIT.—Lynts Regis, Pools,Wirobonie, Sturminster
Newton,
AGENTS WANTED NOR Tall VACANT DISTRICTS.

rytHE SPLENDID POWERFUL
.11. NEW STEAMSHIP " OTTAWA "
Jr • 2500 Tom burthen, Worm the Victoria
London Dodge poetively 27th NOVEMBER,
end will be followed by other steamships belonging to
the SUMS line. They here very superior ecoommodatios
for Passengers. Cabin Passage Money to New York,
Bostoo, Quebea, 13 guineas to 18 guineas. Steereso to
New York, Boston, (limbos, 7 guineas. Passengers our
premed from New York by rail to all important plasm
a Canada and the United Steitee.
Apply to TESIPSILITIL °AIMS, and Dam. 3, Whits
Lion Court, Comhill, London, $O.
An= :
Wneworti... William Roberts & Co., Shipbrokers.
SALISBURY ... Brown & Co., Canal.
CANADA, NSW ORLEANS. AND THE WESTERN
STATES OF AMERICA.
• pug MONTREAL OCEAN
I. ROY AL MAIL STEAMSHIP
I toW IL CO NIPA NrB Steamers Soil from
• - - LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, es
, II f DAMASCUS
23 I PERUVIAN D. 0.7
, at LOILDONDZSRY every FRIDAY SO take on
board Passengers and Mails.
TAW.— Pirst Cabin, to Poetised, New York, and
Aeon, £lB 18s., £l5 15e., and El 3 135., actoording to
coommodation.
fkramons.—To Portland, Now Tort. and 80"tos,
ES 5e.; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, El Is.
Pamengers booked by all the mineiral Railways to all
pert. of Canada and the Untied States at very low
New Orleans, by Steamer diwet, from Liverpool,
every elternot• Tuesday ; and Queenstown, alternate
Wednesday. Farm—First C‘bui, £23; Steerage, £7 70.
For Paeans apply to
WILLIAM SEARLE k 00.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool.
Londomterry, to
WILLIAM ESELRLE k Co., 10YL141711111.
Omni Passage and American Railway Gaide and
Gowernmeat Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt of
four stamps.
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATFA.
STEAM FROM LONDON.
grb. Pell powered A 1 New Steamships,
Owned by the Sottish CalsoisiSteam-Ship Company,
ateabia (Limitad,)
RAVE the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
and MONTREAL.
pump, 18 Guineas, 15 Guineas, and 13
Guinea.; Steenge ditto to Qttebek6 Guineas ; to New
York, per Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Guineas; and pro-
Crlow fares to all ether important plums sin
alott7l the United Slates.
LITs. CARTER, and HAW, 3
WMPI7 I.
TIIMEMI
Ikon Court, CombilL London, E.C.
Ammo:
Wsynciawn William Roberto and Co., Shipbrokere.
SALutoost Brown and Co., Canal.
Timm R. N. Cottard, Savings' Bank.
QI7.IIENSLAND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION
OMCES, LONDON.
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
FREE OF LAND
LL et own
to £3O

OItAND3
paying their 0.. a fall passage
.e tri=g reo-ire • £3O Leod-Order--usu
to PO sues of land—for 'ea ember of their tsthi
poLitSsieurbetand rirTznllo.4 , • f 215 Land-Order to
.6
TM AND ASSISTS:I' AGES are now give
within& restriotion u to ego, tope/leas of the followie
oemtpatioas : Shepherds, ploughmen, road-maker
qyuea, professed gardeners, miners, carpenter
ie. bricklayers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights shi
wriglits, b..,
an female denude agnate et ,-
de I il,

H. WIG.

1866.--RONITS
CLOSING SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE STANDARD LITE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Constituted by Special itete o/ Parliament.
Emartmenzo 1825.
TUB SEVENTH DIVISION of the COMPANY'S
PROFITS is appointed to be mad* at 15th Novataxa,
1866.
THE FUND TO BE DIVIDED will be the Profits
all= have arisen Moos 16th Nova , 1860.
A POLICY EFFECTILD BEFORE 15ms NOVEM-
BER., 1866, will not only wildest* in the Division
than to he made' but will eaters ONE YEAR'S
additional BONUS at ali future Divisions over polieies
if a later data.
TUE ASSURANCES effected with Ihel'Xiiinjtuty
since the lust Division of Profits in 1880 =tad TWO
MILLIONS A.ND A HALF STERLING.
INCOME upwards of HALF A MILLION
STERLING. Await:elated and Invested Funds
upwards if THREE MILLIONS.
A STANDARD POLICY.
Tan TOLICIZB Off TUC ST AIDAZD Lou Alligklaffil
OowPAI(T are free from all unneoessary conditions.
can be obtained without restrictioo as to
residence abroad, the person assnred being ahoy. 25
years of age, not ensiled in military or naval service,
and not Wl• to foreign resident* from the nature of
his business or position.
Extended fainlities,arekiren for payment of premiums;
sal should a premium fall into arrow, it may be paid at
any time within;thirteen months, whit= to pertain
conditions.
All Polities are unehallengeable on any ground what.
ever, after they bays existed Five Years; and, gabled
to payment if premiums And extra premiums, if any,
the Policy becomes • simple obligation on the Company
*limy the sam assured.
These valuable privileges were iatrodused into the
practice of Life Asoorsom the Srairoaan.
r.
WILL. TBOS. OMSON, Manager.
H. JONES WILLIAMS, Resident Secretary.
82, KING Will.' A Si -STREET, B.C.
£O5 GBORGS-STREET ZAD omen.)
66, UPPER SACIVILLE-STREET.
ff ST. VINCERT-STREET.
- 401INT8 :
Dorchester ... T. Shorto, Wills and Dorset
. Sask.
Edwin Burnett, Solicitor.
John Fitch, Draper, CornhM.
3rldp4l ... ...V. Good, Dereetshire Bank.
Wen C. Frost, Bookseller, West-
• stmt.
ma Regis ...W. J. Atkins, Bank.
Nola J; ter, Manager, English
Joist Stark Bank.
Portland ... Pastes, Mimager, Wilt" and
Dorset Bask. -
Stokes, lisigsker, Wats and
Dame Sask. 'l' rz
ElinindsOnri.l 11;,. Karshallsay, Dorseteltirs
,
• -41sscifeserle. A
*l-441' vir t_
1,011 ,V

(, Fmnier,

MELD, TUB STREETS, ot AT 11011. R,
dg: Provided for by • Policy of the
iIkILWAY PABBENGERB
SURAN 011 pOMPANY,
CORNIRLL, LONDON, E.C.
NBATION HAS BERN PAID
FOB 10,000 CLAIM..
osse of Death, or a Per Wes 'u& Asp.
iiorr, wowed Di on Aanwil forested tifidos
,ta
, bk.
• - to tbo Clerks ad tbsi
Agents, or si the Oflidm..a,
sad 10, Rsoßtrutairk:
J . VIAN, ldosteldry.
OM Bask, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
'Komori*. Sr. Robot Oakley, Mama/
Birk • Yeovil, Mr. Jobe sots, Pen Min
Bristol esid Exeter ftaibtay

is _
Majwity's . ire as soya, that
Wheaten, —4,, and other Pow
Hound mos at them equal to the s.
Ii the !Inset Stitrob 'be hoover sat_
warwaugpOoN k Co., Girikov AND Loxpos.

she hoc tried
- sin bac
which

PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES
FOR THE ENSUING SESSION
ARE STILL IN GOOD TIME
For the following REGISTERED PAPERS in Wilts, Dorset, and Somerset, if forwarded
immediately to
W. W. FY FE, CULTECkI•STRICILT, DOECUISTiIt.
' Thursday 1604 23rd, and 30ih November.
THE WEYMOUTH, PORTL %ND, AND DORCHE,TBR, TELEGRAM.
THE RINGWOOD, BLINDFORD, AND WIMBORNE TELENRAM.
THE POOLE, BOURNEMOUM, AND CHRISTCHURCH EDITION OF DITTO.
THE WILTSHIRE COUNTY TELEGRAM.
THE SHERBORNE AND DORSBC MERCURY.
THE YEOVIL AND SOMERSET TIMES.
AND SIX OTHER LOCAL EDITIONS OF TEIE WEiTEIIN FLYING POST.
AND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thal If necessary the Des of Publication of the last-mentioned Papers
will be Changed from 'ridgy to Thursday, seocirdioaty, during the it three weeks of Nowomber.

NEWSPAPER PRESS LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC
TRAINING COLLEGE, DORCHESTER.
•
AGENTLEMAN having offered AN EXRIBITION OF FoRTY POUNDS at one of the
CNIVERSITIRS to the first etudent pomessed of the requisite attainment., who shal have creditably
pe.sed through the examination, of the Newspaper Press Cavite Cowrie*lsm as published last spring,
RESIDENT PUPILS w.ll now be reoeived and boarded by TH R PRINCIPAL at. from SO to 100 gulneis per
annum, or any boy from the several "Moots in Dorehester, or other out student' recommended, in writing, by
three of the patrons of The CA arch and Count.p Netorpspers, may attend gra,nitously the Lectures on Political
Economy and Instructions in Shorthand, Paragraph Wades, and General Composition, in the Board Room,
No. I, Comhill, Dorchester, every Thursday evening.
ARRANGEMENTS for special training for short period, and in any of the breeches.
SEVERAL VACANCIES: for district residents for out-practice on the branch Papers on favourab'e terms.
TERMS and PROSPECTUS on application to THE PRINCIPAL, SALISBURY VILLAS, DORCHESTER,
and of the London Examiners at 43, Crenbourne-street, Lei.ester-square; as well as of Mean. Biver and Co.,
British and Foreign School Agents. 46, Regent-street, W.
•
PUBLIC LECTIJRE3 NOW READY.
I. ON THE DEVELOPMENT Or POPULAR AND POLITICAL LUIERA.TURE.
2. ON THE ART OF PRINTING. WITH PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
3 and 4. ON IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE, WITH READINGS FROM DANTE TO
SHAKESPEARE.
5. THE COPYRIGHT LECTURE ON CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND CUSTOMS. (CHOIR MUST BE
PROVIDED Ti) SING GREGORIANS, TE DRUMS, AND SIMPLE SWEDISH AND OTHER
CAROLS.)
ALSO AGRICULTURAL PAPERS FOR FARMERS' CLUBS. SPECIAL TOPICS
UNDERTAKEN IF REQUIRED.
These lectures will be given gratis anywhere irthin our own district, or on payment of travelling expenses
merely, provided the Institutions advertise their arrangements in any of our journals or have their Bills printed
at any of our Offices ocAgeosies.
Dorchester, November, 1865.

HOWARD'S STEAM CULTIVATING AND PLOUGHING
APPARATUS.
•
,
- •;' -
• -•
_
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"r AND F. HOWARD hove now Manufactured and Sold about 400 STEAM CULTIVATORS.
. Particular, with Reports from Purchasers will be sent free on application to
J. AND F. HOWARD,
BRITANNIA IRON WORKS, BEDFORD.
London Cheapsida, Three Boors from St. Paul's. Liverpool Ornoe :-18, [tweeting-street.
.1. AND F. HOWARD'S Steam Cultivated Fermi at Bedford, and the various kinds of Machinery at work
on them, are always open to the inspection of Agriculturbts.

GREAT SAVING TO FARMERS.
By Her Ma esty's Royal Letters Patent.
THE CHEAPEST A BEST RANG NOW IN USE.
BELL'S AMMNhIED--: lAIstr'GUANO:
301. per Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, ant produces 10 per Cent. more Wheat—Proved by Experimenta.
THE fixing
fixing
the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia, and rendering the Phosphates
soluble, make, it the Cheapest Manure that can be used.
For )(ANGEL, TURNIPS, CABBAGES, and other Root Crops, its benefkial effeote will be found to be
extraordinary. For Top Dressing it is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and much cheaper.
One trial of it, weight for weight, against Peruvian Guano, will prove its superior value.
THE MOST EMINENT PROFESSORS OF CHEMISTRY IN THIS GOUNT'RY have Analysed and
reported most favourably upon it—a full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
Protium. WAY and T. N. EVANS, Esq., say—" We have carefully analysed
the sample of Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano produced by your Patent promos,
and have no doubt that it is a moat excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
Crops, and also for Mom" &a, &c.
Professor YOELCK ER say's—"! have perused the seecification el your Patent
for treating Peruvian Guano, and am glad to find that by adopting the plan
described therein, you have succeeded in producing a most efficacious, °Down-
trated fertiliser. Peruvian Guano trested,with Sulphuric Acid according to Bell's
Patent is rendered more efficacious," Ac., Ac.
I Professor ANDERSON, of Glasgow, saye--" I enclose herewith Aaalysia of
your sample of Patent Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano, which fully mente the
name applied to it. Peruvian Guano treated according to the specification of your
Patent rrill be much improved, and I have no doubt will be found a very excellent
Manure both for Turnips and Cereal Crone," &c., As.
Profaners OGSTON, SISSON, and NPVLANDS report most highly upon it.
The Patentee is ready to ripply this article, carefully prepared, dry, and fit for the drill, at £ll per ton, net
cash free on board vessel in the Thames, or at any Railway Station in London.
GIBBS, BELL, and Co., Vitriol Works, Viatori Docks, London.
DIXON & CARDUS, Sou ampton, for Wilts, Dorset, and Hants.
A WARD id Co., Exeter, f Devonshire.
mens
Mamas. BODY, Plymout for Cornwall.
, Ma. G. J. VEBTUE, Wernoutb.
MUSIC SALOON,
SALISBURY-STREET, BLANDFORD,
J. S. HAILES,,
BEos to inform the inhabitants of Blandford and its vicinity that he has OPENED a
SALOON FOR THE SALE OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC ALWAYS IN STOCK. An Inspeetien of
the mama will be esteemed a favour.
PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS FOR SALE OR HIRE ON LIBERAL TERMS.
VIOLINS, FLUTES, CONCERTINAS, TAMBOURINES, DRUMS, Ac., &e.
MUSICAL BOXES.
I. S. Hanes has recently published several PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS of BLANDFORD and ite
NEIGHBOURHOOD, mounted. Ooe Shilling each.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. STEREOSCOPES AND SLIDES.
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GAMES, PUZZLES, ha, &c.
A FABIETT OF ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
I V. •
k:• ,•1.1 ' al
• '\\lLl± _ r... R.
4 :FP -.. -i,
EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COM_PANY,
.
122, PALL MALL, LONDON, . S.W.
ESTABLISERD 1858, '
FOR the
purpose of suppliing the Nobility, Gentry, and Private FamiTies with PURE wrirso
of the *herr character, at a saving of at least 30 per cent.
_
,
Royal Victoria Sherry . . 275. per dozen.
: (The Standard of Aroolkysoo.)
Splendid Old Port . . . 375. per dozen.
:1 ;04:7;:: ,
:t: - ;
(Bleeen Yaws in the Wood.)
bog,
CHAMPAGNE.
Per dm
'Chroming Epernay Ms
'Sparkling Verzenay
= eta
I and Co's Gold Toil
42a
48s
t and Chandra. (let quality)
spexvi:"Vneeov:kOliosuot'a
a Carte Blanche
In Pinta, 4s per 2 dos. Pints extra. 729
sparkheg
moseuG3ll,7lAll, WINES.
Still
Hock
SICILIAN
warm 42s to 66.
Cabinet Do
Drente Marsala ....f
Virgin ,
r:=.,
. 42e to 66s
36e to 84s
78a to IQOs
20s
244
Old Brown 'Syracuse . 26s
1 —.--
SPANISH PORE lB.
PRUSSIAN SHERRY
18.
. 20s. per dozen. ~ .•
Imported.) 4.1,C,

v,S PA
'
,-
PERUVIAN
GUANO.
/4, 18 62 ‘4O.
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GENERAL MOURNING
Of every deseription may be obtaiped
DiLIifEDLI,TELY„
To any extent, st the
BRISTOL Rommel, WAREHOUSE.
,DEB3SES, SKIRT'S, MANTLES,
..fIGNMETO, PETTICOATS, SILKS,
•--ZIASETS, NoTar, REM CORDS,
GLOVES, COLLARS,
AND
•
FANCY MOURNING GOODS,
IX GREAT VARIETY.
DRESSMAKING
of the mod
VARIED AND DIEITHOUISRED CIIARADTER,
In finrtedue Style, with the laid Improvements,
conducted by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
DOREY AND DOWNEY,
BRISTOL GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
54, PARK:OrIi:Et BRISTOL

BEST QUALITY GOODS
AT MODERATE PRICES.
PATENT DYE PAST BLACK DRESS GOODS.
WIDOWS' MOURNING SUITS.
TAMILY MOURNING SUITS.
COMPLTMENTARY tMOURNING SUIT&
SERVANTS' MOURNING SUITS complete,
from £2 IQr.,
MANTLES, SKIRTS, BONNETS, DRESSES, ko.
BLACK DRESS MATERIALS of every deeerip-
' Mon, and Crape.ent by the yard.
MILLINERY and DItES3S AXING Orders
executed promptly, apd with deapa4ch.
LORRY es DOWNEY, GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE, 54, PARE-STREET, BRISTOL

SEETCHLEY'S SAWING, PLANING, AND
MOULDING MILLS, WEYMOUTIL
•
TV 8. bop to Wolin the Building Trade
V V • that he is prepared to supply them with
READY-MADE JOINERY of every description, the
beet workmanship of the work being prepared by
SKETCHLEV'S UNIVERSAL JOINER,
Which can be seen at work at his Mills, the Machine
haying gainei the Silver Medal at the Plymouth
Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society, over If
other competitory
W. S. alas begs to inform Deaden, &a., requiring
Steam Power that he ma supply them with Stems
Engines of any power, and Wood-cutting Machines of
any kind.
Saw, Belting, Ito., supplied of the first makes of
the day.
N.B.—The Universal Joiner eau be seen at work la
the Dublin Exhibition.
For further information apply to W. Sarrcautv,
Great Georgeistreet, Welmooth.

DENTAL SURGERY.
NOTICE OF ATTENDANCE AT DORCH
EVERY SATURDAY
THROUGHOUT THI TRAYS,
At MB. HAZEL'S, IRONMONGER, HIGH
' STREET.
One of the Firm of
MESSRS. ESICELL & SONS may be
consulted as above on Mr. iIeSEELL'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 midettnotion.
Inspection invited. Term Strietly moderate.
A single Tooth from Sc.
DECAYED TEETH STOPPED.—LOOSE TEETH
FASTENED, Am., Sm.
..• Only one visit necessary from oountry patients.
ATTIND•ROS AT
RYDE, every MONDAY, at Mr. Mundell's, 5, Cross-street.
SALISBURY, every TUMMY, at Mr. Roe's, stationer,
Queen-street;
CHICHESTER, every WEDNESDAY, at Mrs. Evans's, 87,
East-street ;
WINCHESTER, every THURSDAY, at Mr. Priddi.'s,
confectioner, 105, High-street;
SOUTHAMPTON, every FRIDAY, at 23, Oxford-street,
(near the Docks station); as also every evening after
six o'clock where patients will receive every at
tuition.

BENSON'S WATCHES,
CILOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, and
ELEGIRO PLATE.—J. W. Benson, Ludgate-
hill, London, E.C. (Established 1749) Watch and
Clods Maker by Warrant of Appointment to /I.R.A.
the Prince of Wales, hag fitted up extensive Workahopa
with steam machisery for the production of Clocks and
Timepieces of *very description.
WATCHES
adapted for every class, *notate, and eonntry, 'Whole-
sale and Retail. Chronometers, Dupledr, Levers,
HorisontaL, Repeating, Centre Seconds, Keyleas, and
Chronographs, at IA 10s. to 200 Guineas.
CLOCKS
Drawing, Diztiuz, and Bed-room, Bracket, Carriage,
Chart& Turret, Stable, or Oilloe, at El ls. to 1,000
Guineas.
OPINIONS OF THE PREM.
"The movemente are of the finest quality which the
art of horology is at preempt capable of producing.",
/Usestrafed London How, November 8, 1802.
"Some of them are of great beenty ind It the
English watch trade only follow up *Rh the same spir#
and sumacs this 6Mtettem et to compete with foreigner'
In decorative watches, there seem, to be no reason why
we should not get the trade entirely into our own
lirede."—Trews, June, 23, 1862. •
BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Patent Lever Walsh, Capped and Jewelled, strong
&leer OWNS, 1311d0 in four 61/1" from lf to 2 inches In
diameter. This watch Is suitable for everybody, and Is,
without doubt, the beat, cheapest, and most accurate
Watch manufactured In this country.
BENSON'S £2 10s. liORIEONTAL WATCH',
Jewelled, tee, strong Silver Castis 1.1 to 8 inches in
diameter, sloped and ward Watch.
BENSON'S 5-01:TI1'BA. LAM'S GOLD WATCH,
Florisontal moWsment. Jewelled in four lusles, and all
the late improvements, combined with a rich artistically-
veginved ease and dial, making it a model of elegance.
_ 6-GUINEA GENTLEMAN% GOLD
WATCH,
Swissair' Movement, Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, with • pure white enamelled
dial, and elegantly engraved or engine-turned case,
20,000 OTHER WATCHES
In stock, for pricey of which nee the pamphlet.
The above Watches are sent free and safe by poet to
all parts of England, Seotland, Wales, or Deland. If to
India or the Crilonies As, sash ottrn.
A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
of Watehee, Clocks, and Chains, descriptive of every
construotion of Watch made, with their prices, poet
free for 2 stamps, from which buyers can select. Alec
• catalogue of Silver and Eleotro Plate, oontaining 300
illustrations, poet free for 6 stamps.
3.- W. Benson rioter of the Greet Clock for the
hibition 1062:, and of the Chronograph Dial, by
we. timed The Derby" .1 1862, 11163, 1864, end
Prise Medallist, Ow 33, and Honourable
c, Clam 15.
LIJDGATIS HILL, LONDON.

MINT% TURRRT CLOCKS.
THZ attention of public bodies, gentlemen
and others, Is respectfully requited to the in-
proveruents in the oonstruotion of Cluks suitable
for Stables, and other large Al.l by the
late E. J. an. Clock and Chtenemeter 'Makers
to the Queen, . A Riede Consort, and makers
'the GREAT r the ROUSES OF PAIILIA-
Clocks with Compensation
variances of temporally% to
A of any sine from 1 foot les 30
adjoining Conti', Bank, sad St
London.

DTAIIRDEN'S CELEBRATE!) CHERRY
TOOTH PASTE, eves a pearly whiteness to
the Teeth, &healthy needs tint to the Guam and a
delight's! fragianoti to the Breath. Pots 14. end 2e.
each.
13, CORNAILLe DORCHESTER.
_ _

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO n.R.H. TEI PRINCESS OF WALES:
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN TEI ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED Tins EWER MEDAL, ISM.
bad by all Gramm Cbanders, ko., &a.
WOTHERSPOON & Co., GLAIIIIOW awn Lowpinr.

COLE, CHEMIST, ST.
MART-STRIBT, WETMOI7III.
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA
Is BIGHT-PENCE per lb. CHEAPER, as the MITT
I. EEDUCED.
Genuine Paskeia-2 os. to 1 lb. are signed
LONDON, Original Importers Pure
lea.
SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OFF TEA.
dr CO. have again Hanna= all
Parma SIXPENCE PER POUND.
G BLACK TEAS, Is. ed., Ss., 2s. ed. to 3s.
. deb.:dons Black Tea now only 3s.Sd. per lb.
LIPS k CO.'. TEAS are BMW and OREAPRIT.
, Interim/ Rouse espy statement fir obvious
PllOll armor ma 11131. 110GA1I AT main=
I PHILLIPS k OOMPANT, Tea Merchants,
=No WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, RC.
\LIPS k 00. send Teas, Coffees, and Spiess,
PM, to any Railway Station or Markist Town
4., it to to. wawa of kW or unwise". 'l.•
k CO. have NO AGENTS. "

(OHL' ,JOHNSON&Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
"IS decidedly the Purest
Strongest —Cheapest
and Best—the most
WHOUSOME &INVIGORATING.
&Win Packets by Agents hammy Town
LOCAL AGINTB.
Plowman, confectioner, 94, St. Marysit
Tigwell, costeetioner, 14, 86. AIWA!
Row.
Mustard, bookseller, South-street.
Atkins, chemist, fligh-rtreet.
Short, chemist.
sh Cox, contention* •
Hookey, senteeto. net, PS, Higi-atreet.
R. R. Hardy, chemist, 3, oMborlasstreet.
Viacom*, confokioner. Prineei-street '
WHOLFAULII WARISOMIL
I?, Blonsfield-street, City, London.

-
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarse- gOF
nift,Colds,initiense.Asthem,
11l atarrh, any Izaintainn
ionmees of the Throat in- AI
C7‘ riantly relieved by oisi -
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COLIGH
• LOZENGES.
A BEAECH HOUSE Is now drietbd in
LE. London for their Stile. TheY Are eery pleasant
to take, contain ho °Ant. and children will find them
very llesilidatal in oases of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with • hacking cough, should try them
rir ones; they are a safe and sure remedy.
Coughs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affection
to which Public, Speakers, Military Officers, and Singer
are liable, relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Troches.'
Having a direct infieence to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The. freedom Aram all
deleterious Ingredients render " Broilrn's Bronchial
Troches') a mite rented tot the Mod delicate female, or
youngeat child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest 'esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev.
, Heery. Ward •Beecher, which may be seen at our °Sloe,
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troches and speak highly of them we would mention
Miss Lousia I Mr. Aieshry Cook, and ethers et the
" Roe Opera, ndon,
M by all Medicine Dealers.at ls. bor;
Principal Offloe, Zffi. High Holborn. Len.

WA-NTED—s HOUSEMAID for s Farm
House. Wages, ES per Year. Good character
acquired. Apply So Mn. DINA Broadmayne,
Dorebeaten
CARTER.
WANTED--a Married Man, without Family,
who understands rARMLNG WORK, and ean
have a Good Character from his last employer. Wages,
10a per week, with Cottage and Garden.—Apply to the
Rams), New Park, Lymington, Hants.

TO BAKERS.
MO BE DISPOSED OF,—The oldest-
I_ establialsed BAKING BUSINIM In the
Borough of Dorchester. The utensils to be taken at a
valuation. Incoming very moderate.—Apply at the
Telegram Office, Dorchester,

rllO INVALIDS.—BELVEDERE, four mile
Plymouth.—Hoase and grounds designed
with a sole mow to the comfort of select invalid real.
dents. A winter garden larger than that at Kew,
proverbially mild climate, dry and healthful position,
and attractive scenery, combine to realise an English
" Madeira" in winter, and to tarpons most southern
residences for invalids in summer. E.F•sident Superin•
endent--..1. H. meics, M.R.C.S.L. 1832.

FURN ISH ED APA R,TM EN TS To
LET, consisting of Sitting•roons, large Bedroom
and Attie, with use of Scullery, in n. house plea.ently
situated near Fordington Green, Dorchester. Terms
moderate. —Apply to F. G., Teleqrant Offlee, Doreheater.

PUBLIC APPOINTMPSTS.
-
Teteteduy 14.-Poole County Court.
Botley (Hants) Fair.
Rowland'. C#ll, le (I-hut.) Fair.
Shepton Mallet (Somermt) Fair.
Broomfield (Somers.t) Fair.
Wednesday. 15.—Annual Sale of Timber and Polea at
Bradford Peverell, by Mr. Buser.
Christohnrch County Court.
Blandford Farmere'Slnb Annttal Show.
Friday, It —Whiiebury (Wilts) Fair.
Andover (Hints) Fair.—liorned cattle and swine
prohibited.
Saturday, 18.—Auction of 4 Troop Houses from the
R. H. Artillery in Dorchester Market by
Frederick Foot.
Meeting of the friends of Lord Poltimore's Hunt,
at the Astelope Hot I, Dorchester.
Monday, 20.—Yeovil (Somerset) Fair,
Shaftesbury County Court
Tuesday, 21.—Mr, Waters' Repository Sale, Salisbury.

MirynNat Atspoittrukft
Hr. Hadolyffe's liettodalVednesday, Shortwood—at
eleven.
The Feet DOraet Bounds. —Wednesday, Sturminstrr
Gottmon ; Friday Minchinton Down—at quarter to
eleven.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds. Tuesday (this den),
Porthham ; Then lay Coker Wood; Friday, trp-Oerne
Wood—at e'even.
The Blaakmoor Vale Foxhounds Tuesday (this day),
King's Stag, Fulham 1 Thursday Creech Hdl ;
Friday, Five Bridges—at eleven.
The Squib Wilts Hounds. —Wi aneeday, Veruditoh ;
Friday, 'rilahead Village —at 10.45.
Hr, Walter Flower', Harrien. —Friday, Dogdesn
Farm—at eleven.
The Ted worth Hounds,—Tuesday (this day), Nag's
Head, Marti.; Thursday, Conhoit Park; Saturday,
Quarley Hill—at eleven.
The Vyne Hounds (Hr. A. Whieldon's).—Toesdey (this
day), Worting ; Thursday, Pamber lied Gate ; Satur-
day, Xingeelere—at 10.45.
The Langport Haniers.—Tharoday, Hawbridge—at
eleven.

CASNDAR.
14.—Tate4ay,—Delbnitk died 116.
I.s.—Wednseday.—Ksohntnal. Bishop.
16.—Thareday.--Day breach 3h. 22m.
IC—Friday,—Eftlit, Bishop of Lincoln.
18.—SIStnMay.—TiriHght ends 6h. sm.
19. Sun ay. - -Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.
Limon@ : Morning. Ist Lesson, Proverl,s ;
2nd, St. John xi. Bronson: Proverbs xii. ;
2 Timothy
20.—Mooday.—admon4, King end Mattyt.

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lanrtrat, second and thlrd-chmegaisiengers mut Nave London
at 8 a. m., so as to proceed onwards by the 10.88 train from
floutlampten.
(D)Tim traln leasing London at 8.10 p.m. will stop at Woo/
by signal only, and at N0r...0n by signal on Tuesday. only.
($) Passengers for Wool mum change carriage. at Ware
ham, and this train will stop at Moreton to set down paean-
cer. from London or Soot.-- ,on Informing the guard.

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L4.1-s-erwievel.l"fity nee
i EtV/I' . FO A MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN" Int '',il-•.';.".,..:4,,L.''''''
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' ''''' • l il ! -pi .r/lIIIS Implement is composed of a number of W. CAMBEIDGVB old pattern plain-edge wbeels,
a, ,0-.41 - jI.. with • notched one between each. Its •merits and 'uses are too well known to need description or
• _,'T'. iIIi. 1 eem " ili
mew • frame' can be oracle either of woad,. -tubular iron.
5 ..• -,,,..- : I r HARBO.W3 of eiery descriptio• and price, PRIZE- HORSE RAKES, LAND PRESsERS,
-t
,•=2:i -• WASfIrII N:: MACHINES. and every deaoriktion of AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMdENT delivered free to any
14911 Station. ' • STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES titbit TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catelognel, with
,Prioes, ke., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS BRISTOL
. , .
L'il g lf, 4 2 Z"2 FOR HISTORY AND . CULTIVATION, SE E ESSAY IN THE - "JOURNAL OF
P.....%,...c0zake
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ROYAL AGRICIYLTURAL seittiraw FOR FRBRITARY' 1882. No. XLY.If;
, 3
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: . eeillik:X"r. ''' HALLETT'S
TRADE. .
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'WHITE', PEDIGREE .WHEAT-2 ;
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MARL . .
.iilr.:lMlra .
(ROUGH CHAFFED),
I
NOW. OFFERED . FOE THe FIRST TIME,
Grown upon the Summit of the Cha/k Downs, and yielded over several Acres needy Seven quarters per
.*
Acre, the Crop on similar Light Soils being thie year extremely bad.
.4
rplus is a fine Millers' Wheat, in addition to possessing the extraordinary productiveness of the
_g original Red Pedigree Wheat. Straw of medium length and very stiff, never being laid by bad weether.
',Winter Wheat wily.
SEED REQUIRED.
~
. ADrllled In September, 4 Bashels on 10 Acres. , I - If Drilled in November, 4 Bushels on 4 Acres.
ir October, 4 „ 8
~ „ December, 4 „ 8 „
ORIGINAL "RED" PEDIGRE WHEAT will be supplied if rpeciany named, otherwise the
Shove new White variety will this year, in all oases, be forwarded.
I c
• PRIOR, including 84.1:—ONE GUINEA • BUSHEL, or SEVEN GUINEAS the Quarter,-by the Quarter
Half Quarter, delivered in Bags, sewed up mad sealed, at the Brighton R•ilway Station, upon receipt of Cheque
orloost-office order, toithout which it will not ix any ease be
sent to unknown Correspondents. Lest thas • Bushel
will not be supplied.
TAADE •
.
CHEVALIER PEDIGREE BARLEY -..
Lim
This has been "bred" in the same manner ee the PEDIGREE WHEAT, via. : -by repeated annual selection,
reciarting in each year from a single grain.
•
Although grows upon a poor thin moil (resting immediately upon the chalk), whieh upon our neighbouring
farms proclaims Barley rarely weighing so much as 5114 per bauthel, and It only for grinding, the PEDIGREE
BARLEY lad year (this year's crop nob yet threshed) weighed 571ba, per bushel, And produced 89i bushels
per acre.
( .
ABeeithidesonsihtsoltrmaiwyshiceliPu:duteddLenoess,fit ehhisareilet;ariZoboteenalml thwen7i,DwfiGilft,
iEnEdeCeEllrenEAce LSto ,aigleponossermissey
es.repremmeark;
Ole value for the Insister, not a sing& grain jailing to germinate, and al grew*, equall,.
wish, be at once offered to the publio instead of waiting until next year, and a Subscription Vat, has been formed,
to which, gentlemen desirous of securing any of it for driLieg next Spring, Would do well at once to add their
seenes, which, however, will not involve payment until it be ready tor delivery, of which due notice will be given .
by printed Ciroular.
If Drilled in March, I Bushel on 3 AcreT32 1)
REQUIRED.
i •
If Drilled in April, 1 Bushellon 2 Aoree.
Perot :-TWO GUINEAS a BUSHEL (including Bag), delivered in Rage sewed up and sealed, at the
!Brighton Railway Station 14,00 receipt of Cheque or Post-office Order, without which it will not in wry eau be
,MU to sushriorns Correspondent& Len than • Bushel will not be supplied.
Ifotc—As the quantity it so limited, it will, until ezhauated, be sent out to Gentlemen in the cola in whieh
they have jointed the Subscription List.
'
FREDERIC F. HALLETT F.L.S . ,
• ,
THE MANOR ROUSE, BRIGHTON; 81388 EX.
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Coa
ust
' Timber and
Ihr
Deaels, erax h"
F r els!" walliroahaytltay'rearej enabled.iadl to eargedafferl on most of
DVANTAGEOIIS
making early purchases
TERMS. Builders and others would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
The D. (IC. beg also to state they have, for the present, made a reduction in the price of the
best Coal, (Wallaend) to the extent of Is. Bd. per Ton.
DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
,
I COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
1
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FORD IN GTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
1
i
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
OASH PRIORS:— -
FORDINGTON.
Best Wallseed CoalBlll4 ditto , per ton ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
18s. 4d.
19e. 2d.
,
Myer's superior fenbv stone 'Coal (for waiting) ~. ~, •
..,
~ si es. ed.
A large and superior stook of TIMBER, mum, SLATE:LATHS, TILES, 'GRINDSTONES, &a.,
eenetantly on Bala
DORCHESTER
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
18e. 4/1.
Ila. 84.
19s. 9d.
The above Priem include delivery 'fil requicocii ill 131.114•44:11' and irowlington.
The Malting and Best Wallsend Coals are kept is sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION. . Rad.' vdc ditto 7.4. ... ... ... ..• •I. •, • 10. - ••• •la ... 1511. 4.
Bom3l ditto
... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... ..a. ... ... II& Bd.
MAIDRN NEWTON STATION.
Bull. Coal ... ... ... ... ...
... ...
...
...
,„ AG ok jot
18s. 4d.
Small date .. •• 810 •i• ..m 064 .., .mm •.4
Newport ditto (Ifisi &Riau, •••• ... A., .a, 64. 414 .14 ...
.11 Si. Ifi• M.
I§.. a
ow., reionWe hnEntiiate attelgn, addresea to .
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Swszkresal .114./141 Mr. W. L'ROMME, Manager, Dorchester.
4 1861/•••=1.aa•
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I ROBER
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. ' IRONMONGER, DORCHESTER,
DEGS leaf° lo invite attention to his improved CULTIYATOR. tt itt itt itself a thototigli and
Jur enloient seven or ante 81)!Ife, cir Can be Used as a Paring Plough. It has great strength and se far 8.. 11.
has met With decided suOiress, rm., they newer get out of order, a complaint too freqiunitly and too truly made
against others.
Hear what one respectable Farmer icy, :—" I bare given your snide:dor some very severe trials and it bee
answered admifably, and when in use it will pay for its oost in a fortnight."
A large and wen-seleeted stook of Pal elfin Lampe of newest designs and patterns above on hand,
A good and well-selected stook of /Destro Plated Goods,
Close Fire Bitobeners at very low rates.
Dorchester, July 31, 1866.

eattTIOLES FOR leAl.---'''' ii'aism'sa''/°;''''''',,....nalawm,,N MESTIC USE
Aftlt BOLD n
W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIS T
Opposite the Great Western Railway Station;
TISIIEII,TOS, SAttlititflt Y. AG4NT * appointment for tarry Du Barry and Co's Reialenta Arabica Food ; Epps'
Marn&dAthie Medicines and Cocoa; flimidaya Tea Company's Tens: The Cadiz, Oporto, and Light Wins
daseeettion, Limited. Sherries. les. 61, 205., 258., 265., Ms., 40i., and 41s. ; Ports, les ed., 20a., 285., 288..
eke., 445., and tien pm dosen ; Chainpagnes in Pints and Quart.; Sparkling Nook, Moselle, Burgundy, kn. Also
'1 kinds of British Wines. Chaffin', Remedy for Devisee; English and Foreign Perfumerr; Improved Tooth,
air, and Nail Brushes in vest variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Combs. &very article requisite for the
let and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicine,. Lavender Water, Farina's Ban de Cologne ; Ifrasmus Wilson's
r Lotion; Marrow, Caster Oil, and other Pomades ; Maccassar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
'; Quinine Rhataay Dentifrice for cleansing and preserving the Teeth, &., Pine Efeehhy Leetthes. Physicians' i
ons and Family Recipencarefully wawa Every Drug and Chemical Preparation as directed by the
--...usia. Chick's Circassian Liquid Bair Dye, for °banging Red or Grey to Brown or Black in a i
--... and Machinery Oils of every description. Horse and Cattle Brediahlei 4 iti lands,
"b the Trade.
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DUST received our NEW SPRING' lIIISIOCK.--It oonsiats of a large number of Novelties in
ll Out-cloor Gaines, Archery, Cricket, Cronet Ls Billiard., to., lc., as well al very large variety 01
wen Tools, Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, Japanned and Bright Tin Goods of all torts ; r Mats, Rup 'and
Uhl,. and General Furnishing; Irontnosgery of all descriptions at Maker's -Prices. We have also now received ,
Season Stook of Scythe., Hay Forks, Drag Bakes, Hay Bakes, and General Harvest rook of well-kocenend
'toted roatems at very low Moe..
We have this Season imported direct a large consignment of Foreign Fancy Goods, Toys, ' &a, an mit
Ilion of which we very earnestly ')lick. feeling assured that it will give universal satisfaction W both as
w novelty.and pries. Our general Stock le now fully complete in Perambulators, 'Watering Pots, m'',
' Chain. 8"48, Fic""r Goods. Trainers, Flower Bland; Garden SyrMoui. Skadessen Fahlirdashet7 - tsege,
\oral fronamagery
't our best thanks for post kind favours we seetaWAL April, 186 vages.4:.
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